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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
HI DINNER HOUR.

q,
AFTER the services the troops hareneu
oacK 10 their respective quarters Win
a brisk namp, tramp, tramp; dinner
hour was approaeh ine ana that empty
feeling required immediate attention
Inc meal POTATOES, Gomez etc were
soon boiiing IN the huge IRON pots ana
WASH boilers, ana When the dinner
hour nnaily arrived snort WORK was
made OF the grub, 10y Wnleh name
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"REMEMBER the Maine.

EVERY important reform IL this
country since the the birth of the Re-
publican party has been brought about
by that party.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02

Seekers after gold are often dissap
pointed. Seekers after health take
Hoods Sarsaparilla and find it meets
every expectation.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET.3I

FOR CONGRESS.
James T.. Watson
COUNTY TICKET.
PROSECUTOR
william A. Bond
SENATOR.
Charles c. Binkley
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.
Francis T. Roots
AEPREsEsTATIvk
Jesse G. Stevensi
cLEnK.
Isaac @. Doan.
AUDITOR
Alexander s. Red.
sHEKrFs.
Charles R. Unthank.
TREASURES.
John w. Turner.
REcoRDKs.
King r. Williams.
CORONER.
Hber K Watts.
SURVEYOR
Robert A.Howard-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
(Weste-n District
George ". Cal away
Middle DISTRICT
:Albert OleI3
TOWNSHIP To KET.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
John 8. Lyle.
Frank NJ. Conner.
CONSTABLE
BENJAMIN Crump.
Archibald Lyt.e.
RICHMOND CITY TICKET.
CITY MAYOR
William w. Zimmerman.
CITY CLERK.
GeorgeIJ. Knolienberg.
CITY TREASURER
William q Needham
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Dr.. Miles Heart Cure
Cures a Prominent Attorney.

MI K L G PHELPS, the leading pension
N attorney of Belfast. y. Y, writes
I was discharged from the army on
account Of Ill health. and suffered from
heart trouble ever sface. frequently had
Eaiating and smothering spells Ny form
vas bent as man OF - | constantly wore
an oyercoat. even IN summer. for fear Of
taking cold l could rot attend to my BUSH
ness Ny rest was broken by severe pains
about the heart anu left shoulder. Three
years 80 / commenced using DR.. Miles
Heart Cure. Notwithstanding had used 80
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped DR.
Miles Heart Cure restored me to heat.h. It
: trlly wonderful medicine and it affords
me much pleasure forecommend this rem
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hsvs You kidne. T,ouh,.2

A soc trial bottle of FoIey's Kidney
cure will prevent serious results from
this usually fatal diseases A. G..
Lnkec & Co. and ]. L. Adams & Co.
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Upholstery and awning work
Speciality. j. 81. RUSSELL,
81 south fifth street.
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the interest of the "meetin',' as some
Of the boys with Quaker blood called
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eGv TO everyone
DR.. Miles Remei se
are sold by all drug
ststs under : positive
guarantee first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free Address.
DE- MILES NEDICA.
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Faunteoy Blouse Regular
and during sale they 1Sc 25 3Sc 45c
Boys Brownie Oveas
Richmond 25c
Brownie Oveals made from Blue Denim ........ I9c
Mems Babggan Shirts and Drawers good qualdes during
this sale.
and Girls Tam Oohanter shades
values. During May e................. 25c
Our Straw Hats Boys and Girls and
offered beautiful
traws made ~
Mems Fannelete Shirts soc qualities, during %
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GoxERNasG na asa ss Ans sold
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CAMP MOUNT.
A VISIT TO INDIANA'S MO-
BILIZ POINT.

An Enormous Crowd Visits the Camp
from All Parts OF the Stats-Wayns
County Boys-A OsscrlptIon of the
Camp and Camp Life-Acoldsnts.
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THE WAR MEETING

Concluded Tomorrow
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MAYBE A CHANCE.

Yesterday. on information that the
forces at Indianapolis were being de-
pleted, Mr.. Smith wired Adjutant- Gen.
erai Gore asking that in case any COM
pany be rejected, our company be given
q chance.
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Meas AlIWool Suits, cut in the fashion, many
IS values among them. Our May Is Day
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures.
Meps All Wool Suits, made in brown and gray pat
terms, perfect filters; many 5000 and 100 values
among them. Our May Day Sale Price $1,000.
Mems All Wool Suits the choice patterns of the season;
many SIS 90 values among them Our May IS Day
Mems AlWoo Cashmere Suits; choice patterns, browns,
checks, plads and grays; $40 and
values among them, Our May IS Day Sale Price
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TOWNSHIP TIf X EFT.
JUSTICE OF THE PsAcE
John 8. Lyle.
Frank M. Con ner.
CONSTABLE
BENJAMIN Cru mp.
Archibald Lyt.e-
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Boys Knee Pants Suits REFER and vestee Styles up to
years nicely braided with large sailor collars doub
breasted up Is years. s. 90 and SO values. Ma
IS Day Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Boys Knee Pants Suits REFER ard brownie styles
years. double breasted, years, beautiful etfec
81 so and values. May Day Sale Price
Boys Pants Suits vestee REFER suits all
materials, In the newest shades SIS so and value
Pants made double AID knee. May & Day Sal
Boys Knee Pants Suits age years. double breasted
in blue black and fancy plalds and mixtures pure
wool fabrics, S4 so and 90 values. May 5 Day
Sale Price -.............. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys Knee Pants Suits ages years. double breasted
the finest tailored suits the market S. 90 and 6. %
values. May n Day Sale Price. Observation-Disclosures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
EDMOND RCSTAiND.

There Is no doubt that. Edmond Ros-
tand's drama, "Cyrano de Bergerac," is
the play of the year. Coquelin found
new lease of artistic life in playing
this character all last winter in Paris.
and now he has made like success
with the play in London.
These facts are pertinent and inter-
esting, since Richard Mansfield, who
stands at the head Of all English speak
ing actors, will make this play the prin
cipal feature of his coming season.
Mr.. Rostand began his career at the
age Of %, when his three-act comedy
Les Romanesques,' was acceAted in
1891 by the Coincide Franchise, though
it was not performed till 1894. A four
act play, La Princesse Lointaine,"
brought out at the Renaissance theatre
and played in London by Sarah Bern
hardt, was only a demisuccess, though
it pleased the critics by it's wealth of
poetic fancy. M. Rostand's next work,
LA Samaritaine," also. produced by
Nine. Beruhardt at the Renaissance
theatre and recently revived there, re-
vealed a new phase of his talent. 1t is
a poetical paraphrase Of the story of
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to at once, the whole Jaw will be ser
iously affected. The dentists bills and
loss of time in consequence of caring
for the teeth make a great item in the
yearly finances of the strikers. The
average wages of the girls was from
$2.25 to $2.75 a week. I'VE get 21z
cents for packing 144 boxes Of match
es,'' said Miss Walters, land we made
demand for an increase to cents for
every 144 This would make q differ
ence of from to IL cents day for
each girl"
Paris 5000 beggars support a trade
journal.
Union is sign of generosity and it is
sign of intelligence. 1t means gen
erosity because it proves that the alb
lest are glad to cast in their lot with
the worker, and to fight, not for their
individual profit, but for the average
good. UniOnism Is sign OF intelli-
gence, for it shows that men under
stand and mean to apply the simplest
of rules that disintegration means de-
struction. Among the men who have
fought the fights Of unionism are many
now poor who might be rich had they
fought for their own pocket The
brain that runs a great strike could run
great mill. The energy, the organiZ-
ing talent, that builds up a great union
could build up a great fortune Labor
unionism Is honesty. 1t means that
men stick together and work for each
other. The Union Of the United States
is a great labor union and nothing else
New York Evening Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.

Lewis Morrison played Shylock in
Frisco last week.
There is no chorus in Hoyt's New
York production OF "A Day and a
Night"
X. E. Graham is to play / McCork-
er, Charles L. Dayis's old part, in the
revival OF "A Parlor Match"
Wilson Barrett has returned TO
Great Britain from Australia, ard has
opened his tour In Edinburgh.
George II. Broadhurst expects to
have What Happened to Jones" pro-
duceG in France during the month Of
December.
Mrs. Annie Yeamans appears to have
made one OF the solidest Of hits in the
new Broadhurst farce, Why Smith
Left Home"
Lederer & Mcclellan have bought
the new negro opera. the score Of
which is by the composer Of The ORR
gin Ct the Cake Walk" and will pro-
duce it deliberately In London. Hugh
Morton will remodel the book to some
extent.
The Maine Avenged" Devils Is
land" "a Dreyfus play, The Charla-
tan TIDE Won hopper ne" OPERA,
THAT Man" and "A Distinguished
Guest" Gin which Roland Reed is a
tramp were produced last week
DR.. Mostyn. Roman Catholic Bishop
for Wales. has lately been the guest Of
Nine. Patti at her famous Welsh castle.
Craigy-Nos. A Catholic priest will in
future reside at the castle as domestic
chaplain.
The new farce written by Pierre de
Courcella for Charles Frohman is call
ed Self and Lady" 1t will be pro
duced during the season by the Madi-
son Square Theatre Company here,
and in London by Mr. Frohman's Com
edy Company, headed by Seymour
Hicks.
Mason Mitchell, the}actcr. who join
ed Rooseyelt's Rough Riders, and was
wounded al the battle N San Juan, will
make his, vaudeville put tomorrow
in New York He wi tell story OF
the careertcf the Rcuyh Riders with
dramatioefect, and will give a graphic
p Rer battles Of San Juan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
stunning" costumes and attracted q
great deal of attention. -

For solid week, beginning Monday
night, with daily matinees commencing
Tuesday. the Passion Play" will be
given at the Carroll Club Auditorium.
This is the famous reproduction of the
dramatic story of the life and death OF
Christ, as enacted every year by the
peasants of Ober-Ammergau So much
has been said and written. and so many
tourists have journeyed to Ober-Am-
mergau to witness this remarkable
performance that the Passion Play
is more or less familiar to all. The en-
gagement at the Carroll Club Auditor
ium this week will therefore, In all
probability, prove very successful. 1t
has the unqualified endorsement Of
press and public wherever 1t has been
seen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
PIEDMONT INDUSTRIAL.

Piedmont, w. Va, September 3.-Dr.
J. f. Graham and w. C. Johnson have
purchased the American Steam Laun-
dry of Robert Cole & Son, and will
continue the business at the old stand.
Dr. Graham is to be business manager,
but will continue to practice medicine
A railroad engineering corps is camp
ed near Romney. 1t is not known by
whom they are employed, but it is the
impression that the survey is being
made for the Beaver Creek Lumber
Company, of Davis. The engineers be-
gan the survey at Davisville, Va, and
ran a line to Peru. Hardy county. They
then went to the top Of the Allegheny
mountains and worked back. II is be-
lieved the object of the survey is to
build a railroad east from the coal
fields of the Alleghentes to connect
with the Norfolk and Western railroad
tor the purpose OF reaching tide water
In that way.
While drilling an artesian well at
Wellersburg, Pa, vein Of coal eleven
feet thick was found al depth of $50
feet. and another of eight feet short
distance below.
The Rumbarger Lumber Company.
of Philadelphia, has been Incorporated
in this State, for the purpose of manal-
featuring all kinds of lumber and deal
ing in logs and building material. Cap
itai subscribed $1,000, with privilege
OF increasing to 100000. The shares
are 500 each, and are held by Frank
r.. R. r. and ]. J. Rumbarger, and 0.
I Mann, Of Dobbin, w. Va, and st.
George Bond, of Philadelphia
A. A. Cohill of the Norfolk and
Western railroad. has been appointed
chief of maintenance of way on the
west Virginia Central and Pittsburg,
from Cumberland to Harrison. a dis
lance Of SO miles, including the Elk
Garden branch. He will reside at
Cumberland.
The Mount Savage, Md, fire brick
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
LOCAL AND TELEGRApHlc LABOR NEWS.

works have received an order for L.
100000 fire brick from new steel
works at Birmingham, Ala.
The town of Mountain Lake Park has
placed an order for 10000 feet of terra
Gotta sewer pipe which will be laid at
once, and a thorough sewer system es-
tablished
The Barton Mining Company have
been successful In their search for a
lost vein of coal in their mine at Bar
ton, Md. The amount of coal recover
ed consists of about IA acres.
A new school house Is to be built at
Sycamore Grove. Mineral county.
The Piedmont Electric Light and
Power Company are putting in new
and much larger and better dynamos.
J. o. J. Greene is negotiating with
eastern parties for the opening up OF a
tract of coal he owns adjoining the
town OF Westerpport, Md. If success
full the coal will be developed at once.
There is a large vein of excellent fire
clay underlying the coal that can be
worked to advantage.
The Town Council of Oakland, Md,
has offered D. E. Offut $4,000 for his
electric light plant. which an expert
values at $12,CC0. The council want to
buy and operate the plant for the town
believing they can save $40 per month
by SO doing.
The officials of the proposed electric
railway speak very encouragingly OF
the prospects of the road being speed
lily built
c. r. Horton, of Philadelphia, and H.
B. Souders, of Piedmont, have pur-
chased the gents furnishing goods
store of r. T. Souders & Sons, and gave
a grand opening to-day.
Work on the addition to the paper
mill Of the West Virginia Pulp and Pa
per Company, is progressing rapidly.
The E. ]. Fredlock company are kept
very busy with contracts for the cree
ton Of new dwelling houses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

bohm Tree and Henry Alexander have
been rapidly cutting the ground from
under his feet, and the withdrawal of
Miss Terry may be regarded as pretty
nearly the final slash. That Trying
feels this to be the fact is shown by Me
unmanly mean spiteful things b
saying about the woman who has
as much to build up his position
fortune as he himself has accompl
in that direction. He declares thN0r0l
is no longer able to retain the lines of
character she undertakes to- portray.
the plain intimation being that she ia
losing her reason. Such declaration,
even If IL were true-which, OF course.
It is not, inasmuch as Miss Terry Is
playing every night in the suburban
theatres-is enough to stamp its au-
thor as pretty low minded and con-
temptihle creature. III Miss Terry's
mental collapse were really at hand.
it would be the act Of coward of the
most indescribable character to call
attention to the fact after years OF
profitable association with her. On the
other hand, II there were no founda-I
ton fox sSanlonIasQt .sthe ~
give utterance TO &c would chrry the
added brand OF infamous, upprovoked.
and unspeakable malice. Irfing must.
indeed be In a bad way -Leander
Richardson, In New York Telegraph.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
Christ and the woman of Samaria.

BOrn az MarselIIeS TT I0bS, NJ. RUS
tand is the son of NJ. Eugene Rostand,
a we'll known writer on political econ
cmy. He was married at the age of q
to a charming and accomplished lady,
herself poet Of no mean attachments.
He has a considerable private fortune
and is rapidly making another out Of
"Cyrayo," the French provincial rights
alone having brought him in $4,000.
In person he is slightly above the mid
die height and somewhat slim, has the
activity of movement suggesting an
expert fencer, speaks rapidly and with
an almost southern exuberance Of ges
ture
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week. matinee Saturday, Huntley-Jackson
World Fast Mali. and Tornado
Tuesday, The Passion Play
For continuous hot weather no week
Of the summer compared with that
which has just closed. With the ther-
mometer in the nineties. lovers of dra-
matte entertainment usually prefer out
of-door pleasures to theatrical amuse-
ment. There was but one attraction
in local theatres. the Broadway Bur
lesquers," at the Grand, and the bust
ness was fair in spite Of the torrid
heat For State Fair week Manager
Feinler provides the Huntley-Jackson
Stock Company, who will appear In a
repertoire of melOdramas. Manager
Reister had booked an attraction for
the Opera House, but the company dis
banded before getting fairly started.
The house will therefore be dark all
week.
Manager Feinler, with his customary
enterprise, IS determined to look after
the comfort Of patrons OF his theatre,
no matter what the temperature may
be- He has placed electric fans on
each side Of the stage, and they Will
send cooling breezes over the reserved
seat section. In addition he has ar
ranged for a big electric fan which will
be attached to the chandelier. with
these arrangements patrons can see the
dramatic productions next week with
personal comfort.
The Broadway Buresquers gave a
clean performance throughout and
pleased all who saw it. Lottie Gibson
charmed all in her rendition of songs
written for her. John Kernel is the
same inimitable Celtic fun-maker as of
wore. and he tickled the risibilities of
his audience with a choice collection
of irresistibly funny stories. Fields q
Lewis, as the Hot TCmalies,' made
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
A NEW TENOR.

Nine. Cosima Wagner has recently
heard a new tenor named Clemens
Kaufung and taken him off TO Bal
reuth to study there the role of parsifAl
for the next festival He was formerltu
at Cologne and will return there aftef
the Baireuth stamp has been put on,
him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
ODD TITLE FOR A PLAY.

One of the oldest titles of forthcom-
ing productions for the ensuing season
will be the comedy production of
Smyth & Rice. written by Henry Guy
Carleton II will be called The Cue
koo," and expectations are that in
point Of theme and originality II will
mark q new feather in the cap of it's
author, whose excellent work in the
American comedy field is exemplified
in John Drew's The Butterflies and
Nat Goodwins "a Gilded FOOL
Messrs. Smyth & Rice have apportion
ed for its Interpretation the best COM
pany of artists in their forces. in which
are included the principal actors and
actresses whose ability and entertain
ing versatility were the medium
through which ''My Friend From In
dia,' the first of their successes. rose
to the topmost point of favor.
Messrs. Al Hayman. Samuel F. Nird-
linger, Marc Klaw and Abraham L. Err
LANCER have been incorporated at AL
bany as a company to build and run
two theatres in New Orleans
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

MeIay
Wilson Barre His
which would
leading organization His
0
Of
"OthlO
patrons
theatre, London.
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pronounced hit. The burletta was

very pleasing and rytbmical In fact,
1t was a first class production through
out. and under more favorable weather
conditions would probably have played
to the capacity of the house.
1t is whispered about in local theat-
rical circles that Herr Johann Evans
is taking lessons In the domestic art.
1t is currently reported that his intro
ductory role found him with ar, apron
and large dish pan, but that he dis
appointed his instructor by beginning
ON the skiilets and washing both sides.
Can 1t be possible that the matrimonial
bee is buzzing in the bonnet of the
genial Johann?
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House all this week will be the Hunt
ley-Jackson stock company. This or
ganization embraces some Of the best
known actors and actresses upon the
stage Each production Is made coz
tinuous performance by vaudeville
specialties between acts. Venita. the
Incompatible skirt dancer. will appear
at each performance. She is an at
traction sufficient in herself 10 crowd
the theatre. ne repertoire Oh pays Oh
the Hunsley-Jackson company includes
Titles World" and Lincoln j. Car
ter's great scenic masterpieces THE
Fast Mali ard The Tornado" 4
special car load OF elaborate scenery
and stage settings is carried for these
productions, and they will be present.
ed in The same elaborate manner as
marked the initial performance. No
advance in prices.
The chorus girls in the Broadway
Burlesquers rerted wheels Friday af-
ternoon and took spin into the sub
urbs. Five of the buuom singers wore
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IN THE LOCAL THEATRES.
What Amusement Caterers are Offer
ing to Their Patrons.

THERE WILL BE NO ATTRACTION
AT THE OPERA HOUSE DURING
FAIR WEEK, BUT MANAGER
FEINLER WILL HAVE A VERY
STRONG COMPARTMENTS AND
NOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST.
GOSSIP PERTAINING TO THE
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

w. S. Gilbert. the English dramatist,
was lunching not long ago at a coun-
try hotel when he found himself in
company with three cycling clergy
men, by whom he was drawn into con-
versation. When they discovered who
he was, one of the party asked Mr. Gill
bert how he felt lin such grave and
reverend company" Il feel" said
Mr. Gilbert, like a lion in a den Of
Daniels"
Arthur Hoops, the young Chicago
actor. has been engaged by Daniel
Frohman as leading man for the James
II. Hackett company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

Several we'll known London theatres
are doomed to destruction by the re-
Gently adopted plans for street i'm
provements Among them is the Gai-
ETY. theatre, which was opened under
the management Of John Hollingshead
on December 81, 1868. With the Cal
ETY. also disappears the Globe theatre,
opened on November %, 1860, with
Byrons comedy, "Cyrill'S Success. =
The theatre was built by Seton Par
ry On the site of Lyons inn. the dwell
ing place-No. 2-of William Weare,
who was murdered by Thurtell at Gills
Hall. in Hertfordshire. and whose gig
was subsequently used on the stage Of
the old Victoria In lurid drama based
On the Weare murder. The new Clym-
pic also goes, but this is compare
lively modern theatre, built on the site
Of the old play house in which the Ell
der Farren, Frederick Robson, Chas-
Mathews and Alfred Wigan won some
of their greatest triumphs. The new
house has been consistently unfortun-
ate. and nobody will regret its demoli-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-One solid
week. matinee Saturday. Huntley-Jackson
Company In repertoire of melodramas,
World" Fast Mall. and Tornado"
solid week, daily matinees, beginning
Tuesday, The Passion Play"