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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

On "IHgerO reSEraadO" t0s 8
irritation de la gargants, 81 SO des- /
cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura.
bic enfermedad pulmonar o una irriracion
croniea de Ia garganta. Sc cura efectiva-
mente CON las Pastilla@ BrOnQuialss
de Br0wns
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tan, pronto 80 AeabAP6n los abusoa
que q diario 50 eomsten N las pAnA'
derfRa.
Pronto vera 10 lsz pdblic& en- este
pueblo aon GRraeter independents
an peri6dico Que so llAmsr6 aEcoa
de L. PAndurA". Los que oolAbora.
ran en- 8. SON j6vsnes muy intsligsu'
tea de sBtR lccAlidAd.
L. idea 90 para defender los inte'
rsses del pueblo.
Serfa busuo que los snearg laos
de velar por In Hygiene Sc disran an
pasaito por Ciertas GALES que easan
en- complete estado dc Abandonc.
Ia Ia subasta pdblicA llsvAda Q
efeeto aver para 81 sbasto de CANA
do vaCuno, fac alegido 81 plisgo pre-
sentado por don Ig aacio :D&vila que
empe&Ar6 Of servicio en- IL proxima
semana.
La eAlle Del RSsbaloa, earea dc 10
ael Sol 0st6 Gssi intranBitAbls; 6 CON
s~seuenaia de Ia lluvia 40 han forma'
do hoyos, que de noche 40 We ex'
puesto el que trAnsita por ella 6
romperse 10 cAbexa. Los veeinos
Be queian SON ra16u.
Ha aido nombrAdo para dsssmpe'
nsr 10 titulsr do MAunAbo 81 reputa
do doctor don Jose DAussa. La de
saAmos fsliz estancis, y fslicitamos
6 los maunAb. nos por tan valiosa ID
quisieion.
Auoehe Ia propinAron No garrota'
z)& Francisco G0msxi fgdoH&ndose
quien fB6 eli autor. El tai Gomez 90
IN iudividuo de mAloB anteceaeutas.
I'll ssnor Eugsnio Lorex hA Sbiar
60 ana casa de- concrete On 10 Gale
do Orist6bAl Colon. LIE deseamos
muehos y buenos neg oeios.
Sc eneuentrA Atacado do grippe
dom Augusta GAatier. La deseamos
an pronto restablecimisnto.
Baquero y Gdndara.
Commentaries importadorss Dc pro-
welcomes do todAs proeedeneiRa.
San Justo 10 y IL. San Juan Pto.
Rico.
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ConSulat de France

* -
LIE consul de France sera heu-
Ecu dc recevoir, an Consulat, lie
IA Juliet, az heures, seux de SEES
compatriotes qui d6sireraient Sc
joindre q lui pour celebrer la Fete
Rationale.
San Jua1, lie 10 Juliet 1903.
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NotiCias

IoNsEJo A LAS MADREs iarabe claimants
ns ia senora Winslow debe usarse 4smpre que los ninos
essan en- 81 periodic do Ia dsntici6n Proporciona alyio
Immediate al pequeno pacientes produce un sueno ma
muy yivo ? alsRrs a 6 muy a~gradabie .. paladar, Gains
ali nifo a6landa sSs encias, ahvia ss dolores hacs ~
IA ii. ueior romedic conoeido para IN diairea va pro
venpNSSxfa .ie Ia deutici6n 8 d. ~cuaiguiesa oGS GAUSS
TSneass mucho cuidado en- pedir 81 Jarah@ CaamaaS
a "a ssfera Wlnslew . @ u Enao1 % s0doA-
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Dicci0nario KnoiclopedIco. De II Ga
BOasr&Ts. A0oo5G@, y GeOsrGrSG 81 q tssSss
Sc LNfs 8rsRotge.
In Prin cesita de los BresOx. Nsvsls pc
KHgenia Marhtt, / Tomo.
Histsrta dc Europa. por \. Castelar, en- .
ISmag.
La Vida do los ARimales per Of DR.. 4. .
Brahm, eA 8 Tsmos.
NJ Mund Ilustrado, en- . Tom %.
Panorama Nacional ::.por Hermsnegildo
Aalrilaa, On 3 Temoa.
Las R&sas Humans, per Fedsr'eS Rest
en- a Tonnes.
Ristsris de Les ROmanos, por Victor Du
r1y On 4 Tsmsg.
Obras ssmpletaa de Mariana Jose d. Ia
70, ] Ts No.
A Travex del ggIpts, pOr Eduardo T6das ,
@WsWl, "a an Tems.
TFes PooafAs, e A1gelde 10 Maerts, Can
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Hotel Sit
7a@o ST 3 LEXINGTON AVE-. NV YORK
NEW0Rf

Ofrecemos, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
f~erencias de personals
.que favorecen este Ho-
tel.
ID. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. NJ. Toro, don j.
NJ. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini, don Francisco
PARA, don L. de Ia Pr
Ia, don A. Subira, don
+. Sauri de Ponce. ID;
]. F. Finlay, don A. G.
Weymouth, DR.. Ell
|Saldsna, don Rafae:
'Oieda, don A. E. Lee.
don R. Alloy Benitez,
de San Juan. ID. Anto
MO Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. ID. j:
v. Cintro n, Mayaguez.
ID. Pedro Salazar, dc
Gabucoa; d. Arturo
Bravo; New York;
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81 La SANGRE ESTA EMPO
BRECTDA LAS PILDORAS RES
CONTITUY ENTES DE VALE Y.
CANCIO DE PONCE PUEDRN.
ENRIQUCERLA. HAGAsE LA.
PRUEBA.
Sal Superior de Curacao
A so OENTAVOS az.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y fnas ia
manos de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
Maiz del pals q $500 qq.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas
4 $1,Io.
AIambre puas, llrollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Cramps. barril de 90
libras S..
Ofr0cGl BaQuerO J Gandara
CaAndo ell pasienta pieraa toda
espsrar IA de cur&cion, en- cuando
debs ~acordarss de In salvadora ELS
tomacalin III .ric's qas curA Lon q alss
del eStomago.
Para CurGr UH RefrE0dO en- UH dtd
tome Las PASTILLAs LAXANTR On BRoMA
QUININA. ~ boticartO le devolverA 81 diuero 81
no 60 cura La arma do n. W. GROVR 80 halla
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I'm 0sta imprentsG 90 venda papal
peri6aisos visloa { s2.40 qgiatal,
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tome las PASTTLLAs nm RRoMA
QUINLNA. ~ botioarto le devolverA 81 diuaro a
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paadod eapcHdap r que @pmae en- eao Amh4msne amn A de yagowoA pdrta en-
medal pmsen la maoa de los G%@ Gauss R5saMne 6WEs Il Ia vd1at de los nddus son
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AVOCADO NOTARIO

Ejeree On todos los Tribunalsg 10
10 Iala.
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CURAClON SEGURA Y RAPIDA
De IA
CODOrrea Gotta Mlitar,

enfermedadoa aRudas de Ia vejiga, rihones y cual-
Qulsra forma de i~rritacion gentto-urinaria.
descubierta lecientemente. que tiens Ia propredad
de pasar poR ell est6mag0 y organos digestivOs sin
aufrtr alteration alguna, para tMpartir t0das sus
demas propiedadesq ufmicas 8 Influenza calmRnte,
8 las membranes de- los Organ0s g~enitRles, veiiga y
gl&ndnlas de la PROSTATE. La aplicacion de esta
medioina sa dtrecta y posttAva y no Gauss al menor
dAno al eat0mago o sistemA digestive.
Los inBredtentes que forman esas c&psnlas rindon
Ia orina suave, no-trritRnte y podero samente anti.
sAptt0A, destruyendo prontamentel los microbioB de
Ia gon0rro&, y Calmando t0dRs las tnhamaci0nes
locales.
Las CApsulas Americans No. s curan completa-
mente II gonOrreA en- m6nos de Ia mitad Gel tieMp0
que reQuieren otros remedies.
TOdas las oompicaclones, tales como inflammation
testicular, estrechez, bubones, etci Sc previenen
PnTMERAD OsTS PRODUCIRA UN ALTVTO
ORDTMARTO @E CURARA % UNA ~
81 SO usa anticipadamente esta preparation TODD
UUfDADO coz Las IMIrACIONRsi Nues.
traa calas tienen cubierta amarillo y gentlemen
veinte y cuatro capSulas. Las verdnderas cApsulas
ponen IL orina de un color aEnl deepues de la primerA
dosis. VALKN 10 QUE PE9AN. emiadA
CON dos medaliasy diplomas porla American Export
Expositton y eli Franklin Institute.
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anna por correo certihcado q cuAlQuiera pArta
del mundo, 81 recibo del tmporSe.
e. Sc ac6ptan p&gos en- monedR de ~cuAlQuier pals,
al tipo corrient0 dc Gambia; cualquier banquer0
lnformarA al interesado respecto al eQuivAlente dc
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Serfa bpeuo qua los snearg laos
de velar por In Hygiene 90 disrsn nm
pasaito por Oiertas GALES que eatAn
en- complete estaao do Abandonc.
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CAPSULAS AMERICANS NO. S..

La Compania Especialista del Norts de Nueva
York., gus es La institution que tiene mayor practica
en- todo el mnndo. en- el de enfermedRdes
de hombres, ha perfecciOnado 0ltimamente una pre-
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C!SlEaalNls
SERVECI0 ESPECIAL
DIN
La CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.

DIREoTo DE NETWORK.
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Commentaries importadorss dc pro-
welcomes DO todAs proeadeneiRa.
San Justo 10 y IL. San Juan Pto.
Rico.
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Ia In suhasta pdblicA lIevAda Q
efeeto aver para 81 Abasto de CANA.
do vaCuno, fee alegido ell plisg0 pre-
sentado por don Ig aacio .DGvila que
empeGAr6 Of ssrviCio en- IL proxima
@emAns.
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ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT WEEK
:ome one of the representative lyric

come one of the. representative lyric
stars.
Dolly Warden" is not patterned
after the English musical comedy, but
is said to be a comic opera In the
true meaning of the term. There is
story that is romantic and at the same
time consistent and the music has
been written in keeping with the plot.
This particular Dolly Warden, how
ever has no connection with the char
acter of the locksmith's daughter in
Dickens novel "Barnaby Ridge" but
is an original conception of the au-.
thors. the only resemblance being in
the names. In the opera Dolly is a
capricious young country miss, who,
upon the death of her father, is en-
trusted, together with her fortune, to
the care of an old friend of the fam
lily named Jack Fairfax, who is long
past middle age.
Fairfax wishes to make Dolly his
wife and thus gain not only young
and pretty wife, but a goodly sum of
money as we'll. With this purpose he
secludes her from the outside world
and will not let her meet any younger
men than himself. But the best laid
plans Of men oft go astray and Dolly
clandestinely meets Captain Belle
VILE. youthful army officer, who
falls madly in love with her and the
plot hinges around the efforts Of the
young people to outwit the old ogre.
Fairfax's sister, Letitia, who is en-
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gagged to a milksop who cares only
for her money, aids Dolly to meet
Belleville and she also meets a young
officer, this time of the navy. who
loves her, and the whole affair be-
comes a dual game of hearts. In the
end, of course, the lovers triumph. A
peculiar thing about Dolly Warden"
is that it does not possess a low
comedy part. but it is said that Miss
CHASER in the role of the unsophisti-
Gated and awkwardly graceful young
country girl more than makes up for
this omission. In fact. there are few
comic opera comedians able to supply
half as much real merriment in an
evening as does this young woman.
From the moment of her entrance
until the fall of the curtain, it is
said she keeps her audience in a roar
of laughter and this. too, in the
daintiest and most charming manner
possible. Her first entrance is made
in a sedan chair, out of which she
has kicked the bottom. and only her
twinkling feet and ankles are visible
until she energies to meet for the first
time her devoted lover, Captain Belle
Vile. 1t is in this scene that the ia
nous '"Twirling, WhirEng" trio is
sung, one of the best numbers in the
whole opera. =
Manager Whitney has supplied the
opera with splendid setting both as
to costumes and scenery and the cast
is said to be a more than ordinarily
capable one. In the company are
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Oh, don't bother with little thing like that.
Get boy to carry them out If you don't want to-
''The Man from Missouri Charles Frohman'i
pnan.S and D De Wolf HOPPER In in .Mr. Plckwicl.

''The Man from Missouri Charles Frohman'i
production of the old mortality play, Every
man. and De Wolf Hopper in MIR. P1ckwick.,z
One of the big features Of ''The Beauty Doc
tor the musical extravaganza which comes II
the Bijou this month. is the dancing Of tha
famous Cardownie sisters.
Quincy Adams Sawyer which has just
completed its fourth successful engagement il
Boston, is booked for half week at the Metro
politan, beginning Dec. 10.
1.-The Storks.'' musical comedy which me
with successful recognition here last season, il
booked for presentation at the Metropolitan TO
the half week, opening Dec. II.
Nonsense and melody run hand in hand thru
'"Fhe Show Girl the musical comedy which
will be the Thanksgiving week attraction at thu
Bijou. 1.-The Show Girl shines by the bright
of her lines, the freshness of her jokes, the
tuneful catchiness Of her airs and songs and t.
grace and daintiness of her dances and marches
She is light frothy, effervescent, pleasing, anus
ing and satisfying. 81
Local play goers will have half-week oppor
tunity, beginning with Am matinee on Thanksgtr =,
which the radiantly beautiful Blanche Walsh.
has made the triumph of her career. This is nd
No company. 1t is the famous dramatizatio1
by Bataille and Morton, which has passed it,
three hundredth performance in Paris, was thu
regning dramatic sensation of London, and il
which Miss Walsh played for four months al
the Victoria theater New York.
Philip H Ryley the eopica q
politan the half-week starting Nov. o. is wrib
Joseph D. Nicol viii furnish the music. Mr
Ryley, altho comparatively young, has had al
extensive experience, appearing successfully IL
straight comedy, burlesque, extravaganza and
wealthy coteries at Newport and other fashion.
able resorts.
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Ivy" win be seen at the Bijou again this
season.
The coming Of ''The Chaperons'. TO the Bijou
for the New Years week attraction, will prove
most interesting event.
Foxy Grandpa" in the person of Joseph Hart
with his jolly boys, Club and Bunt will come
to the Bijou Christmas week.
William H: Crane in his new, play, ':rhe
half a week, commencing Dec. II.
1.-THE To Orphans" D'Bnnery's masterpiece,
will be presented at the Lyceum for one week,
following 'The Cowboy and the Lady.
For the half week. commencing Nov q. at
the Metropolitan, Madce Carr Cook will be seen
in Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
Ezra Kendall will appear at the Metropolitan
for the half week starting Dec: 6, presenting his
last seasons success; '.The Vinegar Buyer
McFadden's Row of Flats comes to the Bijou
early in December. To great, big, costly
production has been added a cast Of exceptional
merit
Clara Bloodsood will play half week at the
Metropolitan, opening Dec. g. presenting Clyde
Fitchs latest success. The Girl With the
Green Eyes
Among other December attractions at the
Metropolitan are Tim Murphy in his new olay
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ropolitan--Walker Whiteside
Owe Are King"

1--WE Are King"
Walker Whiteside will be the at
traction at the Metropolitan for four
nights and Wednesday matinee, COM
>mencing tomorrow evening, present
ing 1--WE Are King" new play writ
ten especially for him by Lieutenant
Gordon Kean. In 1--WE Are King
Mr.. Whiteside has, 1t Is said a very
entertaining satire upon the modern
romantic drama, and of kings, queens
and prime ministers of the Anthony
Hope Ruritania type Of impossibilities.
1t Is a clever pleasing work, never in.
tended to be accepted as a reality nor
even probability, yet quite as consist
ent as to plot and character as many
of the romantics that theatergoers
have been called upon to thrill over
and accept unquestioningly. It's very
air of improbability and exaggeration
gives 1t a peculiar charm. The COM
edy element is better sustained than,in
many Of it's predecessors, while the
interest is adroitly maintained without
q resort to theatricals, and the hero
Is not called upon to appear in shirt
sleeves and stick one or more willing
and waiting victims with handy
rapier. Mr., Whiteside Is said to have
a character in this new play. which,
while it may not prove so acceptable
to many of his admirers as the vari-
GUS Shaksperean roles in which he has
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1--WE ARE KING"
At the Metropolitan Tomorrow Night.
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THE ONE EXCEPTION.
Judge.

az have noticed said the of hand philosopher,
that woman will get golf dress when sh1
has no intention to play golf.''
That's So agreed the man with the intNn
descent whiskers'
.tAnd'' continued the off-hapd philosopher;
'.she will get ball gown when she cares nothing
about dancing, and tennis dress whtN shl
wouldn't play tennis for fear she would frecklei
and bathing suit when she has no thought Of
going into the water, and riding habit wla.1
the very thought of climbing on horse giyes
her the chills, and"
Eyes" interrupted the man with the mean.
descent WHISPERS. 'but when she gets wed.
ding dress she means business. Ever noted
that?'' at
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appeared, Is decidedly the best that he
has ever essayed outside Of the. "legit-
innate" It will be rather a novelty to
see this actor in a conventional even
ing dress suit, but SO he is introduced
in the prolog as frequenter of a Lon
don club and as novelist and writer
of stories for newspapers. He has OPP
portunities for more picturequeness
of costume In the three acts that fol-
low, where he becomes a sort Of king
for a day of one of those impossible
kingdoms that are run down, and
where somebody has got to marry
somebody else for reasons Of state.
He serves out his term Of service in
a perfectly satisfactory manner and
then rules for good and marries the
girl that he loves. It Is said that Mr..
Whiteside has improved vastly in his
comedy methods and his touches are
lighter and more graceful. The sup
porting company is reputed to be an
excellent one, and the costuming and
scenic accessories are on an elaborate
scale.
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ference between propriety and vul-
garity. In the play, The Cowboy and
the Lady, there is notsan atom that
microscopic could find for con-
demnation.
The three acts of. the play have to
deal with life at Silverville, Col, and
are as fine and unexpectedly whole
some as one would experience if he
were on the spot. The scenes of the
play representing Teddy's ranch, the
dance hall and the Silvervilles court
house are as natural as the actual.
While the play does not show broncho
busting by cowboys, roping and brand
up one feels these symptoms just
the same.
The numerous members of the COM
pany are cast in suitable roles and an
excellent production is assured. The
piece will also serve to reintroduce
Ben johnson, an old member.
Dick Ferris will be seen in the role
Eof Teddy North, Harvard ,96; A.. By
ron Beasley will interpret Bill Ran
Weston will be played by William, =
Murdoch; George j. Elmore will play
t the part of aQuickfoot, an Indian
flalfbreed; Ben johnson will be seen
as Joe, a cowboy; Ernest Fisher and
E. p. Jerome will be seen as Pete and
Dave, respectively; Joseph Totten will
| interpret Dick Rod, westerneri
Charles C. Burnham will play the
part OF Judge; the part Of the dis
trict; attorney will be played by p
j. Jerome; Roy Jones will play
the sheriff.; Mr.. Hallock will & DC
seen as foreman of the jury; Alber'
Meyer is cast as clerk of the court
Maude Gilbert will be seen in the role
of Mrs. Weston; Maisie Cecil will play
| the part of Nudge; the part of Molly
Larkins, proprietress of the dance hall
will be played by Leslie Bingham
Frances Murdoch will be seen as Miss
Prissims, pianist at the dance hall
Eva Sargent will be seen as Miss Car
ton, and Miss Robinson will be seer
as Miss Larrabee.
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FooTL1aHT FLASHES,

FooTLIGHT FLASHES.
.Why Women Sin.'' a new melodrama, somes
to the Biiou Christmas weke.
IA Desperate Chance" one of the melodrama
successes. Is underlined at the Bijou.
George Sidney in the second edition Of BUSY
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HAPPY MAN IN GEORGIA.

MARS Tom should be de happies' man IN d
roun' worl'." -
.'Think sol"
81 sho' does. He spends three -fo.ths e1
his time huntin' en- de yuther To- tn eatin' what
he hunts"
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Dewey-"Parisian Widows

weber's ..Parisian widows Bur-
lesuue company is the management's
announcement for next week at the
popular Dewey theater. The appear
ance Of this splendidly equipped or
ganization is interesting to theater-
goers because the Partisan Widows"
are accredited with being the repre-.
America. The entertainment fur
snished is of the Kaleidoscope order,
consisting of the best songs, the dain-
test dances, the funniest of fun
makers and the prettiest of girls
Roses and Onions" is the curtain
raiser and the finale is The Widows
at Sea-" which offers splendid ex-
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Metropolitan-Inlu CHASER In dolly
Warden"
Next Thursday night, at the Metro
politan, Lulu Chaser makes her first
appearance in this city as a star, pre-
senting the STANCE & Edwards comic
opera, Dolly Warden Both Miss
Chaser and her opera have been we'll
received in the east, and she has be-
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cuse to introduce the entire large COM
pany. Both stories are declared to be
a decided departure from the we'll
beaten paths of light burlesques. The
skits abound in bright lines and lu-
minous situations, and there are
enough pretty musical numbers to
satisfy the most ardent devotee Of this
branch of musicalsart. Between the
two travesties there will be presented
a frst-rate olio of European and ma
tive specialties by Bert Leslie, as
sisted by Marie Richmond and COM
pany,fs Bison City quartet, leaders of
harmonious fellows; Annie Peyser, in
dainty ditties, who sings coon songs
as they should be sung; the Simpsons,
novelty musical artists in operate
selections, and Charles Falk, the sill
ver-toned tenor and song illustrator.