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New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
ANDREW ROI.TER-

Chicago. March l9-Andrew Bolter one OF the
most noted entomoogists IN America, and for forty
five years resident OF Chicago died yesterday AL
though regarded high authority. Mr.. Bolter
contributed no books 10 scientific literature. He
frequently. however, In response requests for
Information from instructors and students OF insect
life, wrote long letters various phases of the
subject and his reputation for practical knowledge
was widespread. He a member OF the Acad-
emy OF Science in Chicago and Of the New-York
chronological Society. From boyhood until few
years before his death eighty years of age. Mr..
Boilers chief pursuit outside OF business hours
the collection OF insects His collection OF beetles
butterflies and other insects, said be the finest
on the continent. and Of the most complete
private collections in the world will probably go
the University OF Illinois
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DIED.

LoDGEaon MONDAY. March 10. 1900 rsstd.ne@
No i7s West 97th-st.. Marnea A widow of thS
late Rev. Thomas Lodge
Funeral services on Thursday. March 22 1890 a -
Interrent at HILLSIDE Cemetery Peekskin
MsHwTTZ-At Minlnston " j. on Saturday March
WITH IN his I'D year.
Funeral services from residence. at , IA
Tuesday. March 90
Train leaves Nsw-Tork BarcIay-st station D.. I. w.
r. r.. 1910
PEYSER-Suddenly Sunday March "a n sne T7tt
year of hls age Frederick a Peyser, beloved husband
Funeral services viii De held No. g
n.
Please flowers
PICKIIARDr-At Pelham. " Y March IT. 1900. Frans
% Pickhardt in the 3sth year OF his
Fnnera4 services from his residence Pelham "
" on Wednesday. March q. al D. m
1900 Enott Seward. husband OF Ella + Seward
Funeral services will be held residenc-. No
IOI Parh-st-. Molrclair. y. J.. Wednesday March
FL ON the arrival Of the LIS train, Greenwood
Lake Branch. Railroad Carriages VIII be Ia vast-
ing at depot
1900 at his late residence Sherrnan-ave. ysrpy
City, Theodore j. Wa-iell. aged 50 years
Interrnent at convenience Of family.
Kindly omit flowers.
wICKHAM-In Brooklyn. on Saturday. March IT. 1900
Phoebe Anna daughter OF the Joseph p Vickhara
Funeral services viii be held residence No
81 Monroe Place. brooklyn. Tuesday. March 20 .
II o'clock
Please omit flowers
aged 70 years. -
Funeral rom her residence No West ssth-st -
Tuesday. March %. at 10 a. m.
Please omit flowers.
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ADA REHAN'S TOUR.

Ada Rehan appeared last night at the Academy
OF Music in Norfolk, Va Tonight she will act in
Richmond The rest of the week she will devote
70 Atlanta and Augusta. Miss Rehan's perform
ances in Baltimore. last week. were marked by her
usual power and breadth. and they were greeted
with enthusiastic plaudts. A dispatch from one
OF her auditors says:
Miss Rehar kept herself well in hand in spite
Of great nervous excitement. and her performance
OF Lady Teazle very brilliant and delightful
The presentment of AS You Like It a still
greater success. smoother performance by a
company could not be desired Miss Rehan's
Rosalind has not, in our time been exceled. It
was luxury more to hear Shakespeare's
verse through the medium OF her lovely voice. We
all tubilant the RESULT
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
JOHN GAULT

John Gault died early yesterday morning at the
Murray Hill Hotel from Bright's disease He was
seventy years OF Mr.. Gault had been III for
six months and confined his room since Feb
ruary.
Mr.. Gault born in Boston. At the time OF
the discovery OF gold in California in 1s4e he en-
barked In a sailing vessel bound round the Horn
After a six months voyage, in the course of which
he visited several South American countries he
arrived in California He remained there five years.
meeting with Upon leaving Cali
fornia he came TO New-York City, which from that
time was his home. although he spent much time
elsewhere. Many of his winters passed in
Florida and Virginia
Mr.. Gault possessed of some inventive genius
He patented number OF inventions, some OF
which found their way into everyday use
Mr.. Gault married Miss Amelia Patten of Con-
nectcut, in New-York thirty years ago She sur
wives him He left children The funeral ser
vices will be held the Murray Hill Hotel this
afternoon at O'Clock Burial will be at Mount
Auburn Cemetery Boston.
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THE 7fsT REGIMENTS Troubles.
TEN OFFICERS WANT THE ELECTION OF
MAJOR PUT OFF FOR A WEEK

TEN OFFICERS WANT THE ELECTION OF
MAJOR PUT OFF FOR A WEEK
There were twenty-seven officers Of the list Regi
ment at meeting held last night at the arnory
Thrty-Hourth-st. and Park-ave.. TO make arrange
ments for the election of a major 70 be held to-
night. Colonel Bates presided
AS the meeting called TO order ten
OF the officers asked that the election be postponed
for week and that at that time elections be held
for major and lieutenant-colonel. They also asked
that committee consisting OF five officers be ap-
pointed TO nominate candidates for both Offices
It finally decided TO elect tho members OF the
committee. and the following were chosen Cap
tain Williams. Captain Hill. Lieutenant Wilson
Lieutenant Jenkins and Lieutenant Boynton. II
will not be known until this evening whether the
election will be postponed.
The meeting executive, and at it's
clusion the officers were reticent It learned
however. that the meeting was not called to order
until $50 o'clock. Colonel Batess arrival az that
time making the quorum.
There are two candidates for na1or-Captain
Frank II. Wells. OF Company F. and Captain ". H
Linson Of Company D.
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GEORGE 8. NORRIS.

Baltimore, March 1s (Specian.-George Somerville
Norris of the oldest merchants of this city,
died last night at the home OF his son-in-aw George
H Elder. at Garrison. in the Green Spring Valley.
He was eighty-four years old. and for half a CEN
tury had been engaged in the wholesale hardware
business under the firm name of Norris & Bro.
His wife, Mrs. Fannie Wyatt Norris, who
daughter of the Rev. Dr. William z. Wyatt rector
of Old St Pauls Episcopal Church. died on Janu-
ary l, being eighty years old Mr.. Norris left six
daughters and three sons. They are Richard Nor
ris of Milwaukee, Henry Norris. of New-York;
George Norris, of Australia; Mrs. George H Elder
Mrs Paul Baker, Mrs Nathan r. GOrter Mrs.
Edwin Lewis of Princeton N J.: Mrs. Christopher
A. Wyatt, of Boston, and Miss Susan Norris
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DIED.

BERRY-suddeniy at Kent. Conn. March II. 100.
aged 81 Years ' the OS''" ''"a = As'''
BIxBY-suddenly in Boston. Mass. Eriday evening;
younger daughter Of the late William Beyar White.
Saratoga Springs.
Funeral a Saratoga Wednesday
10 Joanna Morton voorSees Widow Of John BroaaT
services residence Wednesday March
Train leaves NewYork. foot Lbertyst. 1880
trail Railroad Of New-Iersey.
q his son-in-aw, Mr.. James n. speer. No 226 Belle
frm Of Robert Garter brothers Pbiishsrs 'I m the ths
Funeral services the First resbyertan Church
field y j.; Wednesday afternoon at o'clock; on the
Carriages win be waiting a stations
Interrnent private
CHMDs-on Saturday, March IT. 1900, pulmonary
con- sGnsrmpton I MARY Aetta Ghds q daughter OF Evander
Funeral services No. IS West 19th-st, m. on
>, At. RasyIsn & r. IS3g IL Issss s March
Funeral her late residence. Babylon wednesday
March 2l. 1870 .. m.
CURTIss-At No II West 4sth-s,.. on Sunday morning
GTrss ana daughter & OF the & late Hon Henry E
Funeral services Trinity Church Wednesday
Interrnent term Mt at HUDSON
DAvIs-At his residence. "a Madson-st Brooklyn
Funeral wsdnesay March "a oso a. m 0s at h se Church
Internent private.
CAUTION Monday. March 10. 1900 John Gault aged
10 years.
Funeral services Tuesday March 20. at p u at Mur-
Hiu Hotel.
Boston papers please
HARRIS-At White Plains, N Y. on March 49, Richard
Harris. NJ D. his 7Sd year
Funeral services Wednesday. March II a 3 o'clock
Carriages will be in waiting White Plains on the
arrival OF the 2Js p. m. train Grand Central
Station
HETFIELD-At Railway. n. J.. the 10Th inst Henry
Hetfeld aged o.
Funeral Wednesday a o'clock from the resi-
dence Of his niece. Mrs Charles Abbott No 1853
Grand
HoNE-suddenly. Of pneumonia. Saturday. IT.
susan Miller, widow OF John p. Hone, In the 18th
her
Funeral services East sth-st. on Tuesday
March ~. al IL O'Clock.
JEwETT-suddeniy OF appendicitis Lane Hospital.
san Francisco. on March Il, Harry p. Jewett. OF
iaymasier H. E Jewett. T.. 5, y. aged wears
10 months
JOttNStN-At Sarnnac Lake, March 1900
Thorudike Johnson. o Yorlx
Funeral services March 5.fB O'Clock az
Grace Church. Broadway 10th
Burial at New-London.
aged d2
Funeral from her late The Preston Is5
west 4lst-st, on "Wednesday, March ~. 10 n
Antsrinsnt at CatskiD- N y
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CAST OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH "
ELLEN TERRY

rrb. ssnIfaIce OF Ellen Terry was ,.ase lat
sc.e- :. ,o.e ka'ezerboclser Theatre in the char
srs 49,, C-srisse &c Mglucon in a'Rohe.n,erra ..
&c mis- fascinating actress was
M,s, n Ic'eiaity and kindness The acffn, .,
En,ls -o.a. N this somewhat u7grsfe.,1l mar
execy.,,. Tor clear p1rpnse ara Am and 0ra
worosr,g. Is charming with spon,aneitv ~ te,,+a,
than mo- e'notion and unconscious grace MOI
make ar saer' linen OF the stage. Ellen Terry can
revesltn, - - % De nature. can enchant vzttto,,,
appear. any Effort and IN whatever gr,.a -
rusch awaken sympathy. Her rs,,,r- r,.e sne
ana benefit within the public rsact
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NOT TO MARRY THE DUKE DE Ia roRRE.

An incorrect report, TO the effect that Miss Sylvia
Green. daughter OF Mrs. Hetty Green. was engaged
70 be married to Duke de Ia Tore OF Spain, pro-
voked considerable discussion yesterday Mrs. Green
denied the rumor when her attention was called to
It, and last night when a Tribune reporter saw
the Duke at the Waldorf-Astorta where he has
been staying for three four weeks he said
There is absolutely truth in the story
When the Duke reached this country six weeks
ago il was reported that he was going to Inspect
the military institutions of this country in behalf
Of his Government Through General Sickles an
old friend Of his mother he letters of intro
duction 10 a number OF well known Washington
people He Is about thirty years Old tall well
built, and has fair command Of English
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
WAGNER IN MARIA STUART.

Carl Wagner who made his first appearance in
Eew-York Heinrich III Hauptmann's 'Versunk
Clock ana his second Leande- in Hero
aid Leande.' was seen last night at the Irving
Place Thea Mortimer, in Schler's Maria
Stuart" The performance shows that Mr. Con-
reds company was amply qualified 10 produce
tragedies wtth the same effect modern dramas
ole school comedies Car! Wagners name ap-
peared tho programme the star. but hts act
ing cid Justify the distinction The scene at
the emu Of the third act Ia which he declares MS
love for the unfortunate Queen. torn TO tat
ters' and throughout The play he showed in
clinatioE 10 rant which failed 10 please the audi
ence.
The honors of the evening were earned by Mar
tina Sch!ffe!. who played the title part
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MRS. DoRETTA zIEGLER.

Mrs. Doretta Ziegle-, widow OF Jacob ZIegler.
Oldest daughter and last surviving child Of Henry
E Steinway founder of the firm OF Ste.nway &
Sons, died at her home. No l West Sixty-eighth-
st. last Saturday. and will be buried to-day in
Greenwood She seventy-three years old on
the 14th inst, and had been I'll for a year more
Her children Henry Zegler. OF the firm OF
Steinway & Sons and Mrs. Henry Cassebeer.
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careful production OF the melodrama of ''The
Great Ruby made IN the Fourteenth Street
Theatre last night The exceptional merits OF this
play have been fully set forth in this place It
not only astonishing and deeply interesting
stage effects, but II tells uncommonly significant
story in a thoroughly dramatic manner Mr.. Rosen-.
quest has provided excellent setting for 1t. Mr.
William Hazeltine who acted in Augustin Daly's
presentment OF It. at Daly's Theatre, in February
1899, has supervised the revival Miss Rose Cogh-
Ian appeared Lady Garnet dhe part acted by
Ada Rehaal. and Miss Minnie Seligman appeared
the Countess Mirtza (the part acted by Blanche
Bates). The house crowded. and the pro-
duction met with auspicious favor.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
WILLIAM Il. PRALL.

William H. Prar died at the s. r. Smith In
Urinary at New-Brtghton. Staten Island. yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock, from appendicitis and ab-
scesses of the stomach He was operated upon
Thursday Mr.. Prall who was hfty-three years
old lived in I.afayette-ave-. Port Richmond He
was born on the island and several years ago was
come tied with the old North Shore Ferry Company.
At the time of his death he paymaster of the
Rapid Transit Railway and Ferry company. He was
a member of Tompkins Lodge No. Al, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons and of Staten Island Council No. 10
Royal Arcanurn. The funeral will be tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
FREDERICK C. MERRYs WILL FILED

The Will of Frederick c. Merry was filed for pro-
bate IN the surTogate's Office yesterday. The value
Of the estate Is not given The testator hequeaths
hts enttre estate 70 hts widow, Alice II. T. Merry
for life 10 be held in trust by her for the benefit
OF their children. Mr. Merry states in his will
IL is his intention that his former wife Eliza beth T
Merry whose maiden was Elizabeth Wander
grit. shall have no part OF the The names
of the attorneys could be learned
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

Seattle. Wash March 19.-Herman E. Taubeneck
we'll known the former chairman of the National
Committee of the Peoples party, died in this city
to-day. He here from the East about two
months ago in delicate health, and had been rest
ng al the home OF his brother The body will be
sert to his old home in Illinois.
Abbevte. s. C. March l9-Walter L. Miller a
well known jurist died here yesterday. Many of
Mr.. Miller's papers have been copied IN leading
law journals of Europe and the United States
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
FREDERICK NJ. PEYsER

Frederick NJ Peyser died at his home. No. 6S
West Forty-seventh-st., Sunday night. Il 80
o'clock Death due TO heart trouble. There
were no premonitory symptoms. He about to
retire when the fatal attack came.
Mr.. Peyser was born in Lessa. Germany. in 1924.
He came 10 this country in 1910 and engaged the
worsted business importer. He invested the
profits OK this business In New-Y0rk City real ss-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
C. r. DUVAL GOES WEST

Meadow Brook. Long Island. March 10 (speciaD-
c. Raoul Duval, one OF the crack polo players Of
the Meadow Brook Club and a well known New
York clubmaa, has left here for the Pacific Coast
and together with number OF wealthy men, will
endeavcr to establish steamship line 70 the L11on
dixie and to points in close proximity Cane Nome
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tate. In Of time his real estate holdings be-
came so large that he gave up his worsted bust
In order 10 care for mis- real estate interests
He continued 70 manage his affairs until his death
He owned several downtown business blocks. Mr.
Peyser was married twice He leaves a widow,
three sons and two daughters, and two grandsons
The funeral will be held at his home tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock The burial viii be In
CYPRESS Hills.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
THE CASINO GIRL"

The Casino Theatre last night was the scene OF
much activity the stage and much apparent
bliss in the auditorium A fresh musical medley
called The Casino Girl" produced and Miss
Virginia Earle. who is always piquant and dex-
ferrous led forth q bevy Of nyrnphs and promoted a
F-olg
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
MASC4GNrS TOUR A FAILURE.

Berlin March 1s-Pietro Mascagni's projected
musical tour IN Russia has ended IN complete fail
ure at Moscow. where the advance booking was so
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
MURRAY HILL THEATRE.

Record IS made Of the presentment OF LAS You
Like It. at the Murray Hill Theatre. Miss Bitou
Fernandez appeared Rosalind The young
actress is clever. she has been long and well
trained and her present endeavor is ambitious and
creditnhia
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Castle Square Opera Company again reverted
to Gilbert and Sullivan and sang Patience at the
American Theatre last night. The operetta will
be continued through the week. Next week The
Bohemian Girl will be presented
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

The usual musical and vaudeville entertainment
was given last night at the Lion Palace Music
Hall at One-hundred-and- -tenth-st and the West
ern Boulevard and gratifed large audience
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
VARIETY TERTATNlfEETS.

Mcintyre and Heath appeared yesterday at
Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre There
we're other attractive features IN Sager Mdgley
and Gertte Carlisle, Dorothy Neville Max Unger
Fields and Ward, Morre and Evans, John T
Powers and the technoscope
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

There was important change in the attrac-
tions at the Eden Musee yesterday Concerts
were given afternoon and evening, the cineuato-
graph displayed moving pictures ar Intervals anJ
the waxworks in order
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

At the Palace Paul Gilmore and his company
OF fifteen players seen in a vaudeville YER
sion or The Three Musketeers" Others were
Cora Stuart and her company, Lew Hawkins the
Cardownte Troupe, the three Westons: Provo. Jug
gler; Rae and Brosche. and the kalatechnoscoTe
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

The Japanese players began their second week
at the Bijou Theatre last night with a new bill
consisting OF two plays. Scarlet Snow and
''Teto.''
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Inderrakers-

BurtnI and Cremation Company
STEPHEN MERRITT. President. 18th ST.. sth Ava
Interments In all cemeteries. Telephone.
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John Arende Bingham born at Mercer
Penn on January 2l 1915. His education was ao-
duired in the district school, in local printing
office where he remained for two years, and al
franklin College Ohio. He did not complete his
college course however. but took up the study OF
law and was admitted TO the Ohio bar in 1870 in
1876 he was elected District Attorney OF Tuscara-
was County and held the Office for three years
In 1854 Mr. Bingham elected 70 the XXXIVth
his district In the XXXvIIth Congress he was
chairman Of the House committee having cnarse
of the Impeachment trial of West W. Humphrey
United States District Judge OF Tennessee, VINO
vas irnpeached for high treason, on the ground OF
having advocated secession in public speech at
Nashville on December 29 1860 and also for giving
aid to armed rebellion for conspiracy with Jerfer-
son Davis and for imprisoning w. q. Browniow'
Failing of election TO Congress In 1852. MI Blns-
ham was appointed by President Lincoln Judge
Advocate in the Army, with the rank of major.
and soon afterward solicitor OF the Court OF Claims
He conducted the case of the Government against
T3riga dter-CIeneral William A hammond. surgeon
General Of the Army, and also made the argument
IN tha those persons accused ana tried
before a military commission on the charge OF con-
enrtng for the assassination of President Lincoln
Mr. Bingham again elected 10 congress IN
1884 and served in the XXXIXth, XLth, XLIst and
XT.ITd Congresses. He chairman OF the Com
uIttee of the House having charge OF the tmpeach-
nent of President Johnson. he aided in writing
and introduced the Fourteentn AHleiiuieIlt 10 the
Constitution. ,., O..
President Grant appointed him United States
Mintste to Japan and he held that post for twelve
years, being succeeded on April 1ssS Dy ftlcharQ
B. Hubbard, who was appointed by President
Cleveland
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benefit performance for the association known
the Fr1ternal Eagles is 70 be given at the
Herald Square Theatre Sunday night. There
was an auction sale OF boxes yesterday at which
the eight boxes brought S. ESQ.
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REVIVAL OF THE GREAT RUBY"

Henry Irving and Ellen Terry win appear on
Wednesday evening IN THE Merchant of Venice"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
IN NEW YORK CITY.
RENTITTANCES.

One cent extra postage Is charged the DALI
and TRl-WEEkLY 20 mail subscribers N NewTcrk CT
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REAIITANCES should always be made Posrofaco
money order. Express order draft NevforE
city cash Is by mail Unregistered The Tribune
VIII not be responsible
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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MARRIED.

DE CAMP-MILLER-On Monday, March 10 by Rev
George A Hail. Annie Miller William s. De Camp
TONETT-LAWRENCE-On March Is 1900 at Crace
Church Chantry. by the Rev. William r. Huntington
D. D., Mary Trrnble daughter OF Lydia the late
Henry E Lawrence. 20 Francois Michel Tonett
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FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROP Il
DAILY with sunday. 81 70 month Address changed
cften desired
DAILY without sunday 81 ~ month address
changed as often desired
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

Tony Pastors anniversary week began YESTERDAY
He has been a manager for thirty-fve years An
excellent programme presented at his theatre
yesterday. including himself the star of the
occasion, and also Lavender and Thompson Worm
woods monkey theatre, the Seven Reed Birds.
Emmons. Emerson and Emmons: James Richmond
Gaenroy, Miss Blanche Ring Williams and Mel
burn. IN An Evening Call" introducing banjo
Toska, contortionist; the Ramsey sisters Vic
graph.
In the list at Keith's Union Square Theatre yes
terday were Miss Camille d'Arvle. James O Bar-
rows, assisted by John Lancaster and their COM
pany in Tactics" Lydia Yeamans Titus Har-
rigan, the tramp juggler; Smith and Fuller Flor
ence Moore, soprano; Jules Keller the biograDh.
D Almas monkeys Genuald and Theo equilibrfsts:
the Schuyler sisters, Edward LaZell acrobat and
the stereopticon.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

There another large and well pleased audi
ence at Weber & Fields Music Hall last night "a
observe the buresaues "Whirl-I-Gig" and "sapo-
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Ex-M1NIsTER JOHN A. BINGHAM.

steubenville Ohio. March 1s.-John A Bingham
ex-Minister to Japan and ex-Congressman 1roii
this district died at Cadiz to-day. Mr.. Bingham
was an attorney for the prosecution IN the trla VI
President Lincons assassins.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

At Roster Balls last night the ballet PRO
gress." with The Regatta Girl" was continued
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