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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-07-09
NUDE BODY N GREEK
PROVED TO BE MILLIONAIRE
WooDlLL's BEAUTIFUL BRIDE.
SLAM IN LOVERS BUNGALOW
Mysterious Murder Of Young Society
Belle Causes Great Sensation
in Maryland.

Baltimore Nd. Special. John Rob
srts. suspected q the brutal murder
OF Mrs Edith NJ Thompson WOodill.
near ST. Michaels. Md. was shot 10
death Friday morning while resisting
arrest
Mr.. woodin's nude body was found
in a creek near her home Her skull
had been crushed with some heavy in
strument She evidently had been
killed on the shore and her body taken
out in 4 boat and cast overheard.
The police believe the woman vas
murdered in Roberts bungalow.
Mrs. WoOdill had been assOciating
with Roberts for some time. Last
Saturday she went 10 DR.. Smithers.
dentist. at Easton. 10 have her teeth
treated Roberts had arranged b.
letter 10 meet her al Royal Oak Sta
ton.
Roberts got as far as Easton in his
launch. then. missing the train. hired
a team and drove 10 Royal Oak. where
he met Mrs Woodill and drove back
20 St Michaels. avoiding the main
street and making directly for the
pier where his launch was tied Leav-
ing Mrs Woodill standing on the
bridge he disposed Of the team.
After the pair had pushed of from
the pier. they were PASSED by Edward
Orem. one of the jurymen al the in
4 quest which decided that the Young
woman had come 10 her death as the
I result Of foul play
Early Tuesday morning. crabbers,
/ who were working the night previous
I said they saw a boat not far from
I them and heavy object was raised
and tossed into the water with loud
splash
The body was borne By a strong
westerly wind 10 the opposite shore
where il was found by two boys.
heavy iron pot was tied to the body
and il was testified az the inquest
that IL was formerly used I'm the
house which recently burned down OF
the site u Roberts bungalow.
The murdered womans husband
was here only two weeks ago and i
is thought his presence aroused tbs
jealousy Of Roberts
Mrs WoOdill was educated in In
rope and is said 10 have sung in IL
best theaters and music halls in th'
world. She once sang AZ the Whit
/ House lot Ilrr4ltAA tNr4aA4 60
Rotary Lyman j. CAGE IS known q
have been a frequent visitor al be
fathers house.
Mrs Woodill was % years OF az
and possessed Of rare beauty. Befor
her marriage 10 Gilbert Woodill,
, millionaire. who is engaged in ID
automobile business in Los Angeles
Cal. the murdered girl had spent tw
winters in Baltimore
There she made a great man
/ friends and was considered 10 be
very fascinating girl.
Mrs Woodiil's marriage is said I
have been romantic. Friends her
, say she was a Baltimore belle befor
her marriage She met Mr.. Wood
in Chicago a little more than yea
ago and they were married after
couriship Of only five days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodill were men
bers Of an exclusive social colon
here. their beautiful homes at Rive
side and Venice having been IN
! scenes Of number OF brilliant ente
! tainments in the last year.
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Knox ttas 100000 Fire.

Knox, Ind. Special: Fire. which
started in the dental Office of Or. II
5. StcGdard Sunday evening, swept
away many business buildings, en-
tailed loss roughly estimated at
500 900 and caused injury 10 several
people. due to falling walls. AMONG
the more seriously injured is II. r
Schriver. editor of the Knox Democrat
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PAYING the Piper.

Atlanta. Ga. Special Caught by
her husband in a room with another
man. Mrs Nellie Jobson. a pretty
brunette Of @. married six years ago.
was lowered from the window by a
rope Of sheets held by Harry MILFORD.
The rope parted when She was hall
way down. precipitating her two stor.
les. breaking her back ia the iall'
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Au,n COG over Preclpicc.

EIkins. W. Va. Special. f. @.
Mauzv. cashier Of the Bank OF Durbin,
was instantly killed when his auto
mobile. running at a good speed be.
came unmanageable near Durbin and
leaped over a prccipice. The automo-
bile and occupant shot down one hun
dred feet.
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kldnaper Becomes suicide.

Khabarovsk, Asiatic Russia. Cable:
The g-year-old son of rich merchant
of Khabarovsk was kidnapped while
playing One Of the kidnapers later
presented letter to the merchant de
manding s35. 900. The merchant sent
for the police. whereupon the kdnaper
Killed him and committed suicide. The
fate OF the boy is not known.
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Killarney. ireland Cable: large
rowboat carrying FIVE American and
sour English tourists and four Irish
hoatmen was swamped in a gale while
crosslnz Lower Killarney Lake. All
~ the tourists and two OF the boat
-. were drnWnel
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sarah orne yewe,. oesd.

South Berwick. Me. Special: An
illness lasting many months last week
ended In the death Of Miss Sarah Orne
r.ua-f REGARDED as one Of the fore
,,osf women writers 81 America
Miss Iewett wrote the hing 81
Folly Island The Tory Lover. and
numero-s other books Bowdoin col
go conferred on her the degree Of
doctor II letters in 1901. and she was
member a. the London Lyceum.
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Death Beats Reprieve.

Paducah. Ky. Special: One hour
after George Freeman, condemned to
hang last Friday, died in his cell, Gov
ernor Augustus +. Wilson granted
Freeman a reprieve. The murderers
attempt at suicide by poisoning dur.
ing the night had, however, proved
successful.
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-, 40. Go on VseatIon.

New York. Special. A. Teon. a
banker Al Merida. Yucaian. Mexico.
go bis wife aad seven children. ar
,5,s5 here after having spent $780,
900 on a Years vacation IN Europe.
SIR. Teon said h, had had prosper
,ns season in his business and approp-
-fa.ed 100000 for "A good time Tor
sis family and himself
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No lnducement to Us.

Chicago. Special. TO meet the fierce
competition by other Western roads
the Rock Island will equip all its lin.
tied trains with the best Photographic
and furnish grand opera concerts 70
it's patrons. II also supplies a stenog-
rapher free of charge and provides a
tailor to press, free OF cost, the cloth
ing Of passengers.
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Initiating Mrs. Guinness.

Nankato. Mimi. Special: The mu'
,ilated body OF II. J. Leadbeater.
farmer. who disappeared from ms
home near here two months ago. was
unearthed BY a posse Of searchers IN
potato patch. Il is charged that
vrs Ieadbeater killed her husband
while he was asleep and that her
hrother Charles Swandt and smith
belped TO secrete the body.
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REGULAR eomb.fest a. Chicago.

Chicago. Special: Another bomb.
the thirtieth of a mysterious series
during the last two years, wrecked the
saloon OF Manning & Bowes, at 81
state street, here, causing a loss OF
Sol 600
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uioh Diver Breaks Neck.

beaumont. Tex. Special: Charles
Harris. 80 years old. professional high
diver. was killed Will making dive
into the Nechcs River from a sixty.
foot ladder His neck was broken
His home and relatives are unknown.
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ottawa. Ontario. Special. An Off
cial estimate by the statistical de.
,,artment places Canada's wheat acre
80 ~ 1850. 400. which Is 1.140.0O
acres more than last year. The condi-
ton a. the crop on June Is is given
a. satisfactory
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LIE ror wife 3layer.

Connersyillc.. Ind. Special The
,,rv in the case Of John Wilson.
charcod with the murder Of his wife,
Maud Wilson. on March 3, returned a
verdict finding the defendant guilty
Of murder in the first degree and FIX
ing the penalty at Imprisonment for
life
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palleville. III. Special Rev VII
liam Jacques. formerly pastor 81 ne
Belleville Church OF Latter i'ay oalh,s,
pleaded guilty in the Circuit Sour, 70
the charge that he assaulted Selma
Daniels. aged IL years, and was hneu
800.
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western Canada Growing.

winnipeg. Man. Special: The cen
srs 81 Western Canada shows popu-
lation OF 100000 OF this number
-00 400 live in Manitoba. $4,000 in
Saskatchewan and 275.0O0 in Alberta.
This is an increase Of 100000 in three
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Infant Scores Rullseye.

London, Gable: At the opening OF
new outdoor rife range at South
borough. near Turnbridge Wells. the
first shoh.was fSed by the 3-year-old
dauehtfT bY- CAPT. Pearson, who
scored a bullseye at 100 yards with a
rifle bigger than herself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-07-09

New York. Special: Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt with Miss Ethel. Archie and
Quentin Roosevelt, sailed on the
Cretic for Gibraltar and Naples to
spend the summer on the continent.
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Ia Of Q Kills Girl OF 6.

WACO. Texas. Special. Following a
trivial quarrel. George Cohen. . years
ola secured a target rife and killed
Maggie Farrell. years old. The
shooting occurred at Edgeheld, a
suburb.
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Worlds Record Baseball Game.

Dixon. H., Special: Dixon and Mus
catinc battled &c furious innings at
the Athletic Park last week. equaling
the worlds record, which was recently
established by Decatur and blooming
ton. of the Three T. League.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-07-09

New York. Special: Justice Dow.
,,ry last week granted Mrs. Howard
could a separation from her nus band
and alimony Of $4,000 year. Mrs
could asked for a separation ana
1850. 600 alimcny.
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Bandits Get 5000.

Green Bay. Wis, Special: Two ban.
a,,s entered the night office Of the
Tnited states Express Company here
and with revolver. compelled the
nan nan in charge to open the safe. They
nhtained $4,000.
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rho,,sa,ds Of Cattle Dvino.

III Paso. Tex. Special: Thousands
Of cattle are dying from thirst In north
central Mexico. Small streams nave
dried 10 and not drop OF rain has
fallen In twelve months.
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suLLna on option Law.
Loves Allthe Men.

"a Tosse. Wis, Special: Pleading
- sAe ne sent whore some one
'-ll give her proper care and de-
.-...- lm dead in love with every
~ all man ! meet. and simply can't
Aem Miss Gladys Lawrence.
. se-is o.d. had her wish granted and
a, '' .o 'ne Industrial School. The
IN, 'e..e here six years ago from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-07-09
seheaded While Sleeping.

piea Cable: Lieut.. Ershin. while
.,aening was beheaded with an AK by
sn orderly. His wife and his wife's
.ao,ber also were killed after short
slrnggle. A baby was unframed. The
murderer escaped.
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orssshoppers Co On No.,

\ 81 'apie The latest delicacies
.v,,s me- afe grilled grasshoppers with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-07-09
FLIRTING ADVANCES LIFE.
Hazard Professor Advocates II For
the College Youth.

Boston Mass. Special: Prof.
George Herbert Palmer. 81 years old.
iHca married and reported 10 be con
ienr.atng a third matrimonial ven
i1re la- come forth with the pronun-
camento chat a little flirting. properly
conducted % course, is not only adj
Nsaa.e ali even imperative for the
average college boy and girl.
Flirting is the surest road toward
NE lrcrer knowledge Of social life. -
DECLARED 'he professor, who has the
distinction OF being the Oldest mem
oel q the Harvard faculty and whose
second wife Alice Freeman Palmer,
vas PRESIDENT OF Wellesley College
IRON is,i 10 1857.
fluf The girls OF Radcliffe and
'le ac 20 Harvard devote too much
= iae.r lime 90 study. They actually
slTy themselves in their books. and
le resa Is that when they get
,aiol4l college they don't know a
,Llns about social life says Prof.
Palm
lae should mingle a little frivol.
~ VIII tleir studies. in other words.
4es Should hirt little.
Ruling on Option Law.
'eaen Ind. Special. In an ex.
v s.i'e ruling made on the question
-he'1er Vim. X. Fieldeke, a Goshen
saloon keeper. who took out his H.
rs % November. 1908, after the
l-hiE local option law had been
49, ani before il was promulgated
S0' Aor Hanly. had the right "a
l0,ii bis time ex,ired. Judge
80 created sensation by virtually
'ns hat the entire local option
az % Indiana is unconstitutional.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-13
THE THEA TER

York or Chicago that the real broil
er is seen. Her services are in such
demand that she does not need to trav-
ell. She has city flat, salary OF
from $25 to $35 a week and almost con-
slant work. She move from one pro-
duction to another in the big city. and
the towns outside of it are to her mere
names.
A broiler is petite, pretty girl, not
more than twenty-five years old and
not more than five feet three inches
high. She knows all the styles of
stage dancing and is able instantly 70
seize an idea Of the producing stage
manager AMI put it into terpsichorean
actuality. She knows how to wear her
costumes with grace and she knows
how to care for them. She will dance
half the time of a full performance,
nine times a week, change her dress
from ten to fifteen times while she is
resting and do it all with a dash
ing. smiling appearance of enjoyment
which makes her SO attractive that she
has become the famous institution she
is. Since the TOP o tn World" which
comes to the Gennett on Feb. 10.
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KISSING STORY
GIVEN A DENIAL
Victim Was Aged Franklin
County Man.

Connersville, Ind, Feb. 13.-The
story that went the rounds Of the press
to the effect David Hawkins, aged
eighty, of Duckcreek, Franklin county.
has never been kissed, is denied. on
course 1t was denied by woman. The
woman who is seventy eight tells Of 2
quilting bee on Hawkins eighteenth
birthday There were nineteen girls
present and every one kissed the bash
full Dave. She does not tell II that in
cident was the reasons for Hawkins
aversion in future years to the caress
of a woman.
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fast game and Reese deserves special
mention for clever playing. Swain
and Lindley at center were slow and
awkward.
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MADAM Butterfly"

Miss Adelaide Norwood. prima dom
ma soprano, who sings the role of
Madam Butterfly" in the production
of this name to be seen in this city.
Wednesday. Feb. II. tells Of a chance
for American girls. Miss Norwood
says: The American girl is shortly
to come into her own" Miss Nor
wood has been in Europe for the past
three years and speaks with authori-
ty of conditions there and also as a
prophecy which is of interest The
American girl is going to shine in the
big musical circles of the Old World"
said Miss Norwood in = personal inter
view to the representative of this pub
LEGATION. The copyright on the Wag-
ner music dramas expires shortly and
all OF the big opera directors are ar
ranging to produce Wagner's works
exclusively for an indefinite period.
When they do this. where are they to
get their singers? OF course some
OF them will be Germans and other
foreigners other than Americans. but
Americans have been studying Wag-
merriam repertoire studiously for the
past Is or 20 years. They have made
sacrifices to do SO. Now they will
come fully equipped for the task.
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LONG HIGH PASS
EVIDENTLY BEST
Coach Vail Should Be Con-
vinced After Witnessing
Defeat of Quakers.
WABASH WAS A WHlRLWIND
EARlHAM TEAM LAST EVENING
WAS sMoTHERED UNDER THE
SCORE or ST TO 2s.-LiTTLE
GIANTS CLASSY.

Earlham's athletic director said the
Wabash-Earlham basket ball game
would determine which is the better
style of play-the long pass or the
short and low pass. At the coliseum
last evening Wabash defeated Earl
ham by the score of 81 to %. Wabash
used the long high pass for the full
length Of the floor. Coach Vail prob
ably is ready to render his decision
today and next season the Quakers
may change their style. The short
pass Is alright against a slow heavy
team but 1t is easy for agile opponents
to break up. The long pass risks
posse ssion of the ball. but when it
goes true 1t saves time and effort in
taking the ball from one end of the
field to the other. Earlham never
had a chance to win last evening. She
appeared outclassed and the shifts in
the lineup availed nothing. 1t was
simply case where the home team
was outclassed. Earlham played hard
and in spurts they played all around
the visitors but to no avail.
Aotchkiss Was Missed.
The Quakers were without Hotch-
kiss who Is the best player on the
team The Little Giants surrounded
the Quakers and when all five Earl
ham men were on the same spot Lam
bert. the star of the Wabash team
would take the ball the fun length OF
the floor and score would always
be the result The home team show
cd keenly the lack Of team work and
systematic playing in which the Scar
let excelled. During the whole game
every man for Wabash was ut the
right place and for Earlham tho men
were never IN position to receive the
han. Conrad and Tshbetts played !
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Polo at the Coliseum Mon
day evening. EIwood VS..
Richmond. 1s-2t
LETTER LIST.

Ladies' List Mrs. Sarah Dickey,
Miss Ethel Smith, Lizzie Sharp.
Gentlemen's List-Gill Barrett, Har.
ry Bond. Horace c. Boyd, A. c. Grave.
Elmer Harvey. Frank La Porte, Nick
Neager. d. Seerfleld. E. E. William.
Howard Willis. John J. Wiley.
Drops-Harry Whitman.
Foreign-Fucks Regi-
J. A. SPEKENHIER, r. n.
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1.-THE Top O. tn Worid.-

In the humorous nomenclature OF
the stage there is no term % express
i've as that which struck and was
adopted into the technical dictionary
OF things theatrical, when some joker
referred to the small American dane
Ing girl as the '-brotler" Nov when
one refers to = dancing girl as . broil-
er the term never evokes . smila The
broiler 10 IN institntion. She IL the
chief, II not ths most important fsa,
ture a evszy 1stzupoa1fan unalcal
nroduct1oo. N-b111nnYunly = NV
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1.-THE Man From Home"


The Man From Home" the play of
the century, as 1t has been termed,
comes to the Gennett theater, Satur-
day matinee and night, Feb. Is. All
last year 1t ran in Chicago where it
hung up a new record OF 342 perform
ances. 1t is the joint work of the In
diana authors, Booth Harrington and
Harry Leon Wilson, and its producers
are that sterling New York firm,
Liebler & Co. who have yet to send
on tour their first poor play. inferior
company or incomplete stage produc.
tion. The Liebler name has become
synonymous with guaranteed stage
excellence.
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You see" said the high browed pro-
fessor. the science Of chemistry de-
ponds on the discovery Of certain At
dnities.-
Pardon me-" interrupted Miss Prym.
I trust the conversation can proceed
without drifting into scandal"-Wash-
lngton Star.
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Ar. 0impurse-Are you surs y0u can
Be- contented n q cottage.
Adored One-Yes. % long - the lovs
lasts.
Mr.. 8 (who has been married be-
fore)-Well perhaps. after III, 10 Ind
bett1f vain unEA eon aDwd Z regular
1D00o-EKeAaneA
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fast game and Reese deserves special
mention for clever playing. Swain
and Lindley at center were slow and
awkward
Wabash Gets the Jump.
The first half opened with Wabash
taking the lead and keeping it. Earl
ham started scoring during the latter
part of the half but could only reach
ten points. Wabash scored IA. The
half was interesting and much cheer
ing was done by the students.
In the second half the Little Giants
quickened their pace and there was
nothing to 1t. Stup and Yont guarded
like fiends and it was almost impos-
sible for the Quakers to put the ball
past them. Walters and Lambert
made shots for the goal the like of
which have never before been seen in
the city. In the second half Conrad
went to center and Bowman of the
Scarlets found his match more SO than
when the two husky centers of the
yellow and white were playing this
position. Earlham made Is points this
half while the visitors scored 81.
Lineup and summary:
Wabash Earlham
a"dItcIo necSc
Forward
Lambert ........... Conrad, Cornell
Swain, Lindley
Forward
bOWMdu SOuTdu
Center
Guard
Stump ........... Tebbetts, Furnace
Guard
Field goals-Walters 5, Lambert 6,
Bowman 5. Yount 2, Conrad I, Reese
2, Swain 2. Cornell. Foul goals
Tebbetts Z, Lambert IA, Bowman.
Referee-Guedel of Indianapolis. pm-
pire-Boggs of State Normal. Scor-
ers-Beebe and Hargrave. Timekeep-
ers-Boggs and Hargrave. Time of
halves-2O minutes.
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Try Mrs. Austin's buckwheat Hour.
Makes dandy cakes. with the genuine
flavor. Ask your grocer.
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"The Thief"

1.-THE Thief has been presented In
Germany under the title of Der Dieb, ~
in Russia as 'Bopr,' in Spain as eel
Iadron," in Sweden as En- TJugen,'
in it's ORIGINAL French it was lie Vol
eur" and as THE Thief 1t will be
seen at the Gennett theater. Feb 16
That this drama of Henri Bern.
STEMS could achieve success in SC
many countries is it's principal testi
monial. That it could run for ten
months at the Lyceum theater. New
York, is another Recommendation OF
almost equal importance.
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THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
GENNETT.

Feb. 13.-"The Man From Home"
Feb. 16.-The Thief.
Feb. 17-Madam Butterfly.
Feb. 1e.-The Royal Chef.
Feb. 19.-The Top O. Tn World.
NEW PHILLIPS.
All Week-Hiqh Class Vaudeville.
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The New Phillips.

The Japanese boy at the New Phil
lips this week end who walks on his
head up a flight OF stairs, will close
his engagement this evening This
act has aroused more discussion In
the city than any ever seen from a
Richmond vaudeville stage. The res,
of the troupe is very good aggrega-
ton.
McGreevy and Brown in their talk
ing. singing and dancing act have
done much to please this weeks aud
ience.
Marie Alba. the woman who has a
pleasing way OF drawing giggles from
bunch OF people, will also leave the
theatre to give way to another next
week.