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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
WHIRLWIND FINISH
INTERESTING AMATEUR GAME IS
 PLAYED.
Washington Street Makes Three TaI- lies in Last of the Ninth, Win- ming Game from Lee
 Streeters, 8 te 2.

With the score standing 2 to against them, Washington Street came from behind and in furious drive out, winning the game from Lee Street by score of 8 to T.
 Talk about your garrison finishes borne a striking resemblance to 15 cents worth of dessicated dog meat beside that whirlwind finish of Wash ington Street yesterday.
 The battle was between the business men of Washington and Lee Streets, and it was crowded with enough ex- eitement to make the most blase in; dividual sit up. The hardest worked man on the grounds was H. A. Gull berg, who umpired the game, and 1t ever a man earned his salary, that tall, blonde tndicator-haRdier 9,d aRdi with the fog
 The managers of the two teams Mcqueen of Lee Street and Griel Of Washington Street-spilled a lot of was a ball game from the jump. l.. c. Royal was in the box for Washington Street with Bob Thorington for Lee Street, the latter breaking good and piling up three runs on Royal Tn the
 In the last half of the first inning, Royal. who was the first man up' punched Thorington for homer.
 Tn the second inning, Manager Griel of Washington Street, sent c Stowers to relieve Royal in the box, and he had the Lee Street niIIeES .DundIoeu SO tldL it was the fourth inning before they were able to do the distance again. pulling over one run in the fourth. In the meantime. Washington Street had counted one each in the second and third, tieing the score at 3 and 3.
 Lee Street united 1t in the fourth. but in the last of the fifth. ashington Street tied it again and forged to the front by counting twice, making 1t to in their favor. In the sixth Lee Street got two more and one in the eighth. making it ' to in their favor.
 Thorington kept the Washington Street aggreg gation shut out after the fifth inning until the last of the ninth, when they jumped on him with both feet, piling up three runs and winning the game by a score of to '. The score was: o o,o {, Lee Street SQO iV5 Vdd0o-as Washington Street Ill O2O OO3-o
 The line up follows: ,
 Washington Street-L. C. Royal. pitcher; MT Tombstone, catcher; Will Sharp, first base; s Levig, second base; A. E Griel. third base. John Tyson, shortstop; Conner Chastian, right field; c. Stowers, center fleld; Lee Emerson. left field. pitcher; MT Tobias, catcher; MT Thor fngton. first base; MT May, second base Lee smith. third base; MT Powell short stoD: D. Rosewald, rightfeld: M. Sup pies, center field; Will Castleberry' left held
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
GAMES END
 IN BIG ROW Policemen Protect the
 Umpire. DIVIDES THE D0UBLEHEADER Leaders Are Neck and Neck in
 Finish. Wildly Exciting Times Attended Dou- ble Header of Crackers and Bab- blers Yesterdny--Fans Surge : Into Field.
 

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. Especial )- Wildly exciting times attended the dou- ble header today between the leaders or the race, each team winning a game, the first going to Atlanta, 3 to l, and the second to the Memphians. to 2.
 The nrst. was a regulation affair of nine rounds. with Ford and his spit ball doing damage ito the locals, who failed to find the ball for safe hits af- ter the fourth inning.
 The only run was traced to wild heave from Sid Smith. who was tenn porarfly filling the spot of the injured Castro. The ball hurdled the fence passing Fox, a@d Carter made the round.
 In this inning a decision of EldridEe in the first inning so infuriated Thi. d Baseman Richards that he was put out or the game for his actions in protest, with Carter called to third and Shields replacing Carter in right field, the To- cal force was handicapped in such a manner that Becker's easy fly in the sixth was mtsJudged by Shields. permit ting Becker to take third Smith fol- lowed with a double and Winters with punt, which, with Fox's long fly to left netted two runs.
 Another was added in the ninth when Paskert doubled with Fox on base. The second game was started as dark ness and drizzle commenced. It was scrap for time between both
 
 fourth on sharp drive that raveled tv far right center Then the Mem phil commenced to rap Ford, who asked to be allowed te pitch the second game and nine men faced him. four scoring in the fourth with hits and bunts be- Ing mixed up by Carter, Neighbors, Babb and James. Carter's contribution
 cling a double and James's a triple A pass to Stockdale helped
 The crowd, which surRed from the field at the beginning of the second game, tried to assault Eldridge. who had charge of plate decisions. Police protected him. The cause was the call ing out of Carter. who attempted to steal home. The runher was called out for Carey's interference with the catcher. Wild and woody times fol- lowed with the entire two teams sur rounding the umpire and spectators mixing. Manager Smith continued the game under protest. He informed Um- pire Eldridge that he heard Eldridge order NeiEhbors and Carter out of the game for their behavior during the ex- citement, The umpire said that he had not maye any such decision. and tie players continued.
 The game was called after the Att | Ianta sikh, on account of darkness. At lanta players surrounded Eldridge then and police were called on to escort him off the field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
TO FIGHT TO FINISH
INDUSTRIAL BIRMINGHAM ORGAN
 FEES AGAINST PROHIBITION
Representatives of Corporations, Mer- chants and Professional Men Hold COuferencs--OppOse Dry Town
 on Industrial Grounds.

Birmingham, Aug. 21.-(Special. )- It develops today that industrial BIT mingham is organizing for the pur- pose of fighting prohibition. This would indicate that there will be finished fight in Jefferson County this fall on the liquor question.
 While the big operators who will fight the movement to vote whiskey out of the county met today and organized they would not permit their names 10 be used at the present time It IS known fact. however. that J. c. Ma ben of the Sloss-S Sheffield Company, John W McBueen, Alderman Jonn O'Neill and others are opposed to the prohibition movement.
 Representatives of corporations mer- chants, professional men and others were present at the conference Wea- nesday. While nothing definite was done it was announced after the meet ing that there would be anot9er meet ing at a later date when everything would be made public.
 The grounds on which these inter ests oppose prohibition are not moral hut industrial. The arguments Whlch they put up are that the city Will pc deprived of revenue to the amount ol more than $100,000 which could not pc secured from other sources, because the tax rate at present is near the legal limit; that the large industries or me district are dependent upon foreign Ia bor. and that foreign labor will no' come here unless their personal ilper- flies are unrestricted; that negro Ian is indolent and untrustworthy, ano ronst eventually be replaced; that, even If used cannot be retained with pro hibition in force. ,os
 Following the lead of the churehes s the young peoples organizations or tn' county will plunge into the prohIpl'i9;. z, fight, and will use their lhlu W c,l,',, ~, voting whiskey out Of JeHersoh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland, Aug. 21.--Cleveland won both games from Washington today
 First game: h. n F. Washington :. 900 900 Ool-1
 Batteries Friedman and Clarke; C. Smith and shannon.
 Second game: R H E. Cleveland. .. ....010 1o1 2s-6 13 Washington 010 030 0OO-4
 Batteries Berger. Liebhardt and Clarke; .Gehring and Block.
 Detroit, Aug. 21.-The locals lost the game in the twelfth inning. 4 Detroit :. :. 003 100 GOO 000-4 14 Boston 900 900 040 001-5 12 0
 Batteries -Killian and Schmidt; Young. Glaze. Pruitt and Shaw.
 Chicago Aug. 21.--Philadelphia lost again today despite Bender's great pitching. E II E; Phiiadelphia 5OO 900 Oo0-O g
 Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Ben' der and Powers.
 St. Louis, Aug. 21.-New York made it two games to one in the series by winning today's game from St. Lous
 Score; New York .. Q. 031 900 000-4 c
 Batteries-Howell Pelty and stevens Chesbro and Kleinow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
NO GAME YESTERDAY
RAIN POURED DOWN IN MIGHTY
 TORRENTS.
Local Fans Are POnderlnG Whether 'TIs Better That it Rained, or to Have Played and
 Lost

Jupiter Pluvius interfered with the Southern leage games yesterday At Ianta and Memphis being the only teams to finish out a game.
 Montgomery, Shreveport, Birmingham, and New Orleans did not play at all, and the Little Rock-NashVille game was called in the fifth inning with the score tied up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
POKER CAME RAIDED.

Police officers raided a poker game at the corner of McDonough and Pol lard Streets shortly after l o'clock this morning, and arrested three men. who are charged with having been partici- pating in the game. The raid was made by Mounted Patrolmen Swearlh- zen Hammond. Marshall and Sledge.
 The place raided Is said to have been operated in connection with the sa- loon of Tom Trentham. The men ar rested are J. W. Trentham, T IN. Kirk patrick and J. M. Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
TWO DAMAGE SUITS.
xuo,,su Complain of Injuries ReeeiVea on Street Cax.

vvomen Complain of Injuries AeeeaFea on Street Cax.
 r .,,tts For damages, aggregating sokno were yesterday filed In tns t. Ss.ovvt.. ce,,rt against the Montgomery Traction Company. In botn bs. damagGis raryis were claimed by the pnrt plan.t hscause as intnrfes alleged to have been re- oa, oa ,,sd on 4 Traction Company car on August 14th. l., 4ha,r netition.
 The eomplainants da9,iganca m 1aela on the art nf a motorman, or defectlve pmachinery, a car was run off the tracaa aca on Mil street between Hih street 1ru ina Washington Park. potn ;n,nries for .shtch the first petitioner asks $1'VVV and the second $1.6Oc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
BOND Is LOWERED.
Dr. cnney'. Bail Reduced in Two Cases

Dr. CafYey's Bail Reduced in Two cases
 But stilI Held for Murder
 Upon consent of Solicitor S.. Fl Dent of the City Court, the bond Tn tWo chansed from $l ,00O each to $500 each. The Rearing of the application for bond on the murder charge which was lio to noned unon request of the State, the eftornevs for the defense consenting,
 The lowering of the bond on the two abortion charges does. not alter the status of the Caffee cases. Upon the murder charge, he has not been given a trial yet by Judge Thomas. and no bond has been fixed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
MILROAD GRADING. l5O MILES

Until noon. September 5th, 1907. Propos- AIs for Grading, Masonry and Bridges on lOB mies of Railroad win be received at he office of the Interstate Contract Com pany. s24 Brent Building Pensacola. Fla. where Estimates, Profiles, Plans, Contract specifications and blank Proposals can be Ieen.
 The work to be graded covers all of the Andalusfa Division, s5 miles and 20 miles of he AtmOre Division of the Pensacola, Alabama Western Railroad. lit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

The one run scored by the Vis't1ls tha nart m1 of Haynevflle. IT M Smith and Tip Lee; 5entohs TSa vis- ttbrs were tendered 8 ball tonight py ttSn SIocsi team. the entertaInment oe- SnS heId at Court House Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
PERCENTAGE TABLE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

In a letter reveived by The Adver- tiser from President Chambers, of the Montgomery Baseball Association yes- terday morning. he gave the standing of all the teams up to And including Mondays games. The statement was received by Mir. Chambers from Judge Kavanaugh's office in Little Rock.
 Taking the statement from Judge Kavanaugh'sA office and adding yester- days games. the standing is as above.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
BALL GAME AT HAYNEVILLE. Locals Take Contest from Benton D!
 sR Aa

Haynevile, Aug. 2I-tspeeiaDL.Aa.n interesting game of baseball was pi9fSb feans of Benton and Hayneville The score, 2 to l. was in favor of the ,Sad ioea5 team only six innings being playeu The feature of the game was the pitchIng by smith of Hayneville, ana the snappy fietding of his supporterS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

Summary-Two base hits Smith, 2; Taskert. Three base hits. Becker and Winters. Stolen bases. James, Babb, Dyer Carter, Sweeney. Sacrifice hits, Becker Jordan. Winters, Babb, Dyer. Struck out, by Bills, 1; by Ford 1. Hit by pitcher. Shields. Base on balls, off Bills, 8; off Ford 3. Do 'ble plays. Babb unassisted; Becker to Fox. Time of game, 2:1o Empires. Davis and Eld- ridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
TO THE THEATRE PUBLIC O
 NEnNTGnMERV

Beginning August 24th, will take charge of the Elite Theatre, No. zS south Court Street. have secured control of this Theatre for tbe purpose of giving to the patrons all of my latest songs, as well as all of the New York successes of 1907. I will nt all times show the latest and best pictures ana will run my theatre on the high est stnndard. Especially catering to ladies and children.
 Respectfully,
 WILSON ROGERS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
LOTHIAN WINS.
Georgia Town Loses Last of Series of
 Three Games.

Dothan, August l-(Special)-The third and last of a series of three games between the ball teams of this place and DonalsonviIle, Ga, was played here this afternoon resulting in six to five in favor of Dothan.
 The previous scores were Monday to 8 in favor of Donalsonville: Tues day. 4 to O tn favor of DOthan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

punctuated with some brilliant catches and an occasional error: Summary:
 Batteries: For Union Springs Leslie and McMillan; For Tuskegee-Schuesle and Tommie. hits off Leslie. {: orr Schuesler 5; Struck out by Leslie, 3; by Schuesler, 5 Base on balls--Leslie: Two base hits-MicMillan
 Score by innings:
 Union Springs ...1:e o00 cox.
 Tuskegee ........ 900 2OO OVO-A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
FIVE-INNING GAME
TRAVELLERS AND DOBBERs TIEI
 THE SCORE.
R.in Reuan to Fall in the Fifth Inning and the Game Was Called--NO Rain Checks for
 Fans.

Little Rock. Aug. 2O.-Little Rock and Nashville played a tie game today, the game being called at the end or the fifth inning on account of rain:
 tt+i pocL ...2O0 00--2 Nashville .. ....... ,VA1 w.
 Ratteries-Eyler and Wood; Yerkes and Wells. Umpire. Pfenniger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
THREE FROM MACON.
NoIarky Has Landed Trio From GeOr-
 gIa City for Next Year.

Ja1arkv must think pretty we'll of the Macon outfit, as he has landed three of them for next season. Besides the first baseman with the unpronounce- name mentioned by The Advertiser the other day, Robinson. catcher, ana TVPe shortstop. of the Macon team' VIII o" with Montgomery In 1908.
 Senteu. of the Oskaloosa, Ia. team; cam was recommended by Perry and WILL be one of next seasons infeiders'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
WILSON 
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TraveIed IncognIto.

Bordeaux. August 21-King Alfonso nd Queen Victoria of Spain, arrived ere today incognito, traveling as Count nd Countess Corendonga Premier ts,,ra Ia expected here tonight from aTis to confer with the King on the Ioroccan situation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
BARNES SCHOOL NOTICE

The gymnasium and swimming pool of he Y. M. c. A will be used by the Barnes Ichool next year. 4 class will be organized
 md thrice . week instructed by the '. M. ;. A Physical Director. For membership in his ciaes d small fee will be charged. B. R. Barnes. Principal thu-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

philadelphia. Aug. 21.-Philadelphia and St. Louis game postponed on ac- count of rain.
 Boston, Aug. 21.-After a twenty minute intermission occasioned by rain Pittsburg made the finish of todays s game fairly close. K Fl F; Pittsburg .. . 100 900 oS0-4
 Batteries Young, Pfeffer and Brown; |; Willis. Duggleby ard Ginson'
 New York. Aug. 21.-The. Chicago team was beaten here today by the io- calls The feature was the heavy nit CbiE:apo CinE 9a 900 OO3 Oo1- l2 5 New York . 700 100 13'-12 16 1
 Batteries-Taylor and King; Ames and Bresnahan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
STENOGRAPHERS' NOTICE
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received by the Board of Revenue. until 12 noon. Monday. August Ee. for grading and graveling the exten- sion of Highland Ave, to Greenwood Ceme- tery.
 Specifications and profile on file at office of County Engineer. The right to reject any and all bids is re- Terved.
 J. T. BULLEN, ghu-fri-su County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

&: mmary-Two base hits, Carter and Babb Three base hits. James. Home run, Becker. Bases on balls, Ford, 2; StockdaIe, B. Struck out by Ford, 8; by Stockdale, 5. Sacrifice hits. Neigh bors. Carey. Time, 1:40. Empires, Ed ridge and Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
New RnrnI Ronte

Washington. Aug. 21-Rural iree delivery route No. 1 ordered estaDiisH ed November 1. at Thompson. Bullock County. serving 500 persons and 1S0 families,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
A Mag.incent Race.

When Frank Smith won his game over Chief Bender and shut out the Athletics yesterday 1t put the White Sox In the lead again by two points, Boston beating Detroit out in twelve innings. Cleveland is coming fast, taking two games from Washington yesterday, and only eleven points sep arate Cleveland in fourth and Chicago in first place. the first four being vir- tually tied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
stannn. in the bud.

Washington. Aug. 21.-The Norfolk and Washington Companys big steam or Norfolk. is still tast in the soft mud ffty miles below here. All the pas" sengers were removed last night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
r.,n.. At UnIOn springs.

Union Springs, Augusl zI 7naseboi ii The first of a series or Sfn{on ss1ripSs teams took place here this afternoon and resulted in victory TOT dTrinn Springs by a score of to 2
 The game wal well pIayeo anu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
NOTICE
Advertisement for Bids for Printing
 the New Code of Alabama.

Under the terms of 'An Act to provide or the publication and distribution of the ode of Alabama. and the Acts of the Leg ilature-" approved July 27th 1a07 notice hereby given that sealed bids will be re- eived at the oface of Secretary of State, Iontgomery. Ala, not later than twelve clock noon. September 9th. 1907. for print lg and binding said Code.
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond not less than thirty thousand dollars. with surety company authorized to transact usiness in Alabama and to be approved by ne Governor.
 Copies of said Act and full particulars fth reference to bids and specifications will mailed upon request.
 The right to reject any and all bids is sserved
 FRANK N JULIAN. N Secretary of State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
Hwpus.Mwozz.

Clearing mer $ $l.5o, $2, s2:5o We've had a phenominal Shirt season. Have given fine values and the result shows that the men of Montgomery have found it out.
 Neckwear and Belts reduced washable four-in-hands ties, sold to soc, reduced to 20c.
 Mems Belts, $2, $1.50, $1.00 values, Thursdays price 50c.
 "The Quality Shop.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE Southern League:-- Montgomery at Little Rock. Birmingham and New Orleans, Att Ianta and Memphis, may play postpon- ed games today. No games scheduled in Memphis. New Orleans or Shreve- port until Friday.) American League,-- Philadelphia at Chicago.
 Boston at Detroit
 Washington at Cleveland
 (No game scheduled for New
 York and St. Louis) National Leaguet- Chicago at Boston.
 Pittsburg at New York.
 St Louis at Brooklyn
 Philadelphia a; Cincinnati Cotton states League.- Jackson at Mobile.
 Vicksburg at Columbus.
 Meridian at Gulrport South Atlantic Leaguet- Charleston at Augusta. Savannah at Columbia.
 Jacksonville at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern LeaEmes- No game at Shreveport. Memphis 1-4: Atlanta 3-2. Nashville, 2; Little Rock. 2; fiv' innings. Rain.
 No game at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

American Leaguei Chicago. 1; Philadelphia, o. Boston. 5; Detroit 4. Twelve in- nings.
 Cleveland. 2-6; Washington, 1-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
c0MER WILL CON-
 VENE LEGISLATURE

1continued from Pase one.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
Score by innings

Atlanta ..... .-. -'' ..'OVU lUl- Memphis ... .............. OOO 4O"-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
,cora hv innings

Atlanta .......... 900 oO2 10o-s g l Memphis .. .. .O01 900 0O0-1 1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

sOutM AtEuMthC L@W&uts Charleston at Augusta.
 Savannah at Columbia.
 Jacksonville at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

Cotton states League.-- Jackson at Mobile
 Vicksburg at Columbus.
 Meridian at Gulrport
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19
Free R. R. Fare to Outside Patrons

In order to secure some of your Holiday Trade
within radius of 40 miles, purchases of $50. 90
worth of goods, or more, will pay your Railroad
fare both ways and prepay the freight on the goods
to your town. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-13

To present novel ana entcGtaininc
features Is the aim of MI amusement
pnrveyors and Eonnclly and Hatfield
tbs season are said TO have succeed
ed in securing for their mins,rels 4
number, among which is Dracula.
The Frolicsomc Demon who pre-.
sents some surprises in the way Of
refined acrobatic-contortion exhibit
tions. performing the most difficult
co2ds of daring with an ease and
grace that amazes and entertains.
Dracula in the guisc of Mephisto
is seen standing upon n pedestal.
Lightning flashes from the point Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-13

M rrander spectacle. no more sub
ime sui jcci no greater Christian les.
son or moro intense dramatic action.
ana no more b. autiful worlds history
.hun is Witnessed in the magnificent
world known mystic drama. "Parsi
fail"
Tho story of "parsifal' In somewhat
varied forms it moro or less familiar
20 English readers bv their acquaint-
ance with Tcnnyson's KNIGHTS of the
Round Table or Walter Maps Welsh
legend of the same subject German
scholars ana readers have gained
their principal knowledge of the story
from the pen of their famous poet.
Wolfram Won Esenbach, who wrote
his lengthy but wonderful poem before
Wagner's time. French readers are
similarly acquainted with the sacred
theme through the medium of the
grand work of Chctrein de Troyes.
Other writer's. poets and philosophers.
Of all climes and ages. have gloried
in showing their genius in prose and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-13

poetry through the medium of this
absorbing legendary story.
Artists have We'd with zach other
in pcrpctuating it's glorious scenes
upon canvas. In our own land today
the famous paintings of Edwin Abbey
grace the walls of the Doston Library
beautifully illustrating the Quest OF
The Holy Grail" II remained how
ever. for the genius of the immortal
Wagner To gather and study the many
legends. myths>aud mystical stories
pertaining to the Holy GRAM and
with all this acquired knowledge
supplemented and aided l'y his own
poetic nature an dartsiic tompcra.
mcnt. 10 construct "parsiiul"
a production OF This sonl stirring
drama. commensurate with The re.
dnirrmcnis OF so demanding PLAY
will lie given at The Academy OF Mu-
sic matinee and nish' Satin dav. Octa.
her 10. Correct historical costming
architecture ana appointments as
vol also as scenic Investment. viii
p" special feature OF that proluc.
tiU.
y compctent coteric of lists will
seen In the PRINCIPAL olcs and Il well
trained aud intelligent corps OF auNir
llari"s win also be used in this spec.
ucular offering. All of the B,ito,''h
onsloms Will he changed The dvia-
ing of 'hr performances into two
SECTIONS with two hour dinu. ir.
tcrmission has hoor eliminated. Thr
orlv int"rmssions that VIII b, given
VIII he those OF five to eight minutes
duration between the acts. which arc
REQUIRED ID set the invasive scenic
accessories. but owing To It's length
the performance will begin at 7:ih
s!,nfp ana will conclude ut II o'clock.