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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-29
HILL cLIMRINe MARMoN.

Manager Wells of the Royal Ha-
waiian Garage reports that during the
week he sold a Marmon roadster TO
]. NJ. Watt, to be delivered direct to
him at Olaa, Of which plantation he
is manager. The machine will in all
probability arrive here by the Homo
mluan on May 3. The Marmon is a not
cd hill-climber. and Manager Wells
confidently states that the owner OF
such a car would be able TO go round
the island on top speed, as there Is
not a Hill 70 be encountered that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-29

I bile. A trial was given to CHAIN
ers "30' to see whether communica-
ton could be established by it. The
machine won out, Notwithstanding
that it had to ploy through a VERT
able sea of mud that sometimes went
above the running board. 1t is said
to be the greatest achievement ever
accomplished by an automobile.
The newspapers speak in the high
est terms of praise of the new ma
chine shop and garage of the CHAIN
ers Co., in Philadelphia. They are
said to be the largest and best in that
city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-29

American cars, and he is confident
of working up a prosperous trade.
1t is not unlikely that other deal
ers will be allotted territory in South
America.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-29
eE YoUR Own MILK INsPEcroR

Call at the office of the Honolulu
Dairymens' Association. Sheridan
street, between ten and eleven o'clock
each day and see how milk Is handled
to reach customers in an absolutely
pure state, free from germ life and
bacteria, through electric treatment
with sanitary methods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-29

Last year $4,000 London school chill
dren we're taught to swim and more
than 100000 free meals we're provid-
ed for them,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Florence.

Miss Ruth Rinehart Of Omaha has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles plein
for the last two weeks Miss Rlnehart
mas been studying at Dresden for two
Years and expects 70 return 10 Germany
shortly.
As MS business has increased so much.
E. G. Janssan Of the German bakery Il
having new ana larger oven built. n
an patronized home industry he would
have 10 employ more bakers and run his
ovens day and night
Orlie Wilson returned Friday evening
IRON a ufp IN the endurance race. He
was running a Kelly truck entered BY
Andrew Murphey * Son and finished
with a perfect score, breaking an worlds
records for long distance truck runs. He
covered 100 miles IN four days.
H. p Kuhl left Friday for Sioux city
20 show his h0Ea az the Interstate Live
stock show AT Lincoln he won first ON
he should also have gotten the sweep
stakes with him. he Will hoid a sale In
Hlonence In the early part of October
Grape growers uf Florence propose TO
exist ON a dies Of hlaCkuird ole for a time
~ the hllczhirdE. which are dropping
duwn in flurks ~ thousands and dsrnur-
ing sfapes. dom atup their depreaatiums
fheY say rnH iaW aEainEl aluufiuE hiTdE
should make an excFpIiuu ~ 1lacknirds.
VIII I.aurFsuu had an eEceutiuuallV
fne display ~ srlsses. uaIatuen ana
Fasetatifs az the state FAIR a. Lluar-
San aaeus % lnaW iuzl loH a. lclie r1o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Dundee.

Mrs.. GeorEe c. Young entertained az an
old fashioned tea party az her home last
week. when twenty-five Dundee women
were present
warren Hamilton. son OF Mr., and Mrs
n ~ Hamilton. left the first OF the Week
10 resume his studies ~ Armour insu-
tute. Chicago
Nr.. Z. A. Russell. who has been the
s.lest Tor some time Of her daughter
NJ W. b. Howard has returned 10 her
home In ORD, Neh-
The Misses Elizabeth and Angelina PIN
dpll gave a hriuEe party Thursday a1teF-
,,on Al their home for their mouse guest
M ~ IA Hard OF Denver.
IA X Blaekmar. who has been living
~ -uS North Forty-ninth street. has
moved with his family into their new
home AZ I'D Cuming street
pa. Dundee Woman's club will hold its
si,--f meeting for the new ciub year al
fhe home OF Ms A. G NroSAfnahs corner
~ Fiftieth and Webster streets
~ ana Mrs W. B. Fonda and Dr.
- No H n. Lsmere were guests Al
~ Nr. aud Mrs.. q. W sumner
~ " q. Hamilton entertained al
,,,.--hs,n TUESDAY In honor OF her guest,
49, lssr,,iIla Mauruaig Of Cedar Rapids
Il. Covers were laid for eighteen
nn saturday afternoon, September =.
49, IL n MAYER will entertain me 1T
~. ,.onle in the primary department OF
-. Duudee Sunday school az her home
Mr. Thomas Amrine, Wno has been the
..r,r~t most Of the summer az her parents.
Mr. and Ms. J. W Aafsn-li returned
iast week 20 her home IN Newark n J.
- AS-H---i--z isAEea E0aR n mAIe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Notes and Gossip from Omaha's Suburbs

her home in Anderson. Ind, with her two
eldest sons. Her youngest son. Donald
left Friday for Mississippi 20 enter the
state agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Curtis entertained
the following guests az Happy Hollow
Tuesday evening: Mr. and Ms Frank
Carmichael Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. TalmaEe
Miss Louise and Mrs. Randall Curtis.
Dundee people having supper at Happy
Hollow Sunday were; Mr.. and MrS Z
e. Kimberly. Mr. and Mrs II. &. Free
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Polcar and Mrs. Henry
c. Van Gleson-
At the luncheon given Thursday az the
Hotel Loyal by the members Of the
American WOman's LEAGUE. AIS W. B.
Howard. president OF the league. was
toastmistress and read an original poem
by her mother. Mrs. Il q. Russell OF
Ord. Neb.
Mrs. F. I. Ellick was hostess Wednes-
day az the meeting OF the Bowling
Brigade Luncheon club az Happy Hollow.
Those present were Mesdames 81 r.
Rush. z E. Kimberly. Frank Car
michael. Oscar Goodman. c. o. TRlmAge
v q Peckenp4ugh. George Durkee. W.
T. Rhoades. H A Reed. c. n. Hard of
Denver and Julius Kirschner OF Chicago.
The Dundee school opened Monday
teachers this year are Miss Patterson.
Kindergarteu. Miss Burke. first and part
nf second grades; Miss Nielsen. second
and third grades; Miss Ray. third and
fourth grades; Mrs. Campbell. nth and
sixth grades; Miss Beavers, assistant
principal. and Mrs. Peterson. principal
ana teacher Of seventh and eighth grades
The Dundee sunday school viii hold its
rally day services. next sunday morning
SepismbeE "a On 40aaaL aFeainE ~ INA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

dence the last two years has been in
Eckerman.
Miss Ada GantZ and Mrs. II. Miller
drove up 20 Monmouth park Friday and
We're guests for the day with the former 5
brother, q. GantZ. and Mrs. II. Parks.
Mrs. L. Freeman Of Henderson, la
arrived last week with her daughter, vino
IS patient at one OF the local hospitals
FOR treatment. Mrs Freeman will spend
the time with her sister Mrs. W. Web
Der Of Arbor street.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Claggett and daurh-
ter, who lost their all in the fire which
consumed their home on West Center
street early Monday morning, are making
their home with i. Grover in Eckeruan
until their home is rebuilt.
About thirty-five Young friends OF Miss
May AcDermott assisted her in celebrat-
ing her seventeenth birthday az her home
on Pacific street Thursday evening and
a most enjoyable event IL proved 10 he
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Mona Mccoy. who has been the
guest Of her uncle, Ed Walsh. since her
arrival from Washington In July. was
quietly married here on Sunday evening
10 Dean Burns. They will reside with
the groom s parents this winter on South
twenty seventh street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

70 enter the Sacred Heart academy in
Omaha. Ray Fee and Roy Young leave
Monday for the University of Nebraska
ana Misses Madeline Horton and Bertha
Wilson enter the Omaha university next
Tuesday.
The Jolly Thirteen club entertained last
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Ed Wulff in honor OF Mrs. Daley and
Mrs Johnson. The guests were Mesdames
Souders, snyder, Burmeister Of Omaha,
Wulff. Morton, Yarron. FafNlstock. Ira
dale. Seirt. Johnson and Daley.
Misses Mae and Lima began entertained
at dinner last Monday evening at their
home in honor OF Misses Higgens ana JOY
Of Omaha, Miss Carrigan OF Benson, Mrs.
Freeman of Chicago, H., and sister, Miss
Maloney Of Sabula. Ia, Mr.. Printy OF
Imogene. Ia, ana Charles Joy Of Omaha.
A large number OF friends gathered AT
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. Young
last Wednesday evening in honor or their
son, Ray Young, VINO leaves TINS week
games were had ana punch was served
TO the guests in the dining room.
Mrs. Uhlich entertained at a birthday
party IN honor N her sister, Mrs Beavers
The guests were Mrs. Hitch, Mrs. Hind
ley and Mss Ruby DaVey OF Benson
Mrs Powerg 'snd Miss Stewart OF Omaha,
Mrs Anna beavers ana Mrs. r. c.
Beavers Of Dakota. Mrs Uhlich and Mrs
George Uhich.
Ioe Inns entertained the P. s L. club
at his home last Tuesday evening, a
pleasant time was spent ana dainty lun n
was served Those present were Misses
Clara Vaullin. Mary Patterson viola
Chase. Cecilia Field. Alkaline Hamilton,
Messrs. Joe Inns. Joe Brodky L-dWar
AurbauEh Charles PassOVuys Micheal
Leipp and VIII Casselman-
Mrs. Gordon Roth entertained in honor
OF her little daughters birthday ans
uiversary the guests were seated AROUND
a large table for lunch. with birthday
decorations and departing each guest
veceiETed faVOrs. The guests We're
Dorothy Hawkins Esther Huber. Cecilia
IacobberEer. Louis abbey, Melba Jacob
berger. EuuiCe and Roma Roth
The Douglas county convention OF the
WomenIs Christian Temperance union
VIII be head al the Methodist church in
the Auditorium next Tuesday Ms d. n.
Johns viii have charge and une pro
gram mas been prepared. Dinner viii be
seTved from u 10 ] O'Clock by me women
81 the church. In the evening A. o'clock
a rnatron's medal contest VIII be held
and a medal given 10 the best reader ON
a ternperauce subject. A large chorus Of
small children viii march ana sing our
ing the program
A serious automobile accident occurred
last Tuesday Afternoon when the ma
chine driven BY young man ana A.
comuauied hV three women Afa- p Lowe
of Benson. Misses Elixaueth ana Anna
FifzEerald 81 Sioux CITY, la While
EoinE west On Dodge street. the auto
SID iowa = fBenfx-f1ei a~ll-s tl1nlLt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

nGmnOma
e A Suger, cashier OF Havwari's
wholesale shoe house OF Omaha ar
tended the annual automobile olItfny ana
dinner AT Happy Hollow club. held nv ire
firm ON last Friday evening
At last Tuesdays WoOdmen caup met
ing an increase OF thirty members for
the month was reported. Plans yzyers
made for an entertainment for membsrs
and friends In the near future
party consisting OF Mr. ana Mr. r
Linder. Mr.. and Ms Frank Authopg
Misses Viola Laurie. Helen Cafes ana
Grace Doherty attended the srube parfv-is
given at the Rod and Gun club LAST Weelr
The death OF Charles Boisseree Of XIV
stone PARK occurred last "Wednesday AZ
his late home He was IS years 81 sase
Funeral services were at St BernarTii q
church al ? o'clock Saturday morDips-
Interment al Holy Sepuichre cemetery
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Luder enterrains5
az dinner last Sunday, when covers were
laid for Mr.. and MIS- z L Lehman lsDd
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. HoonStra a.
Miss Mabel Osborn OF Omahn and Iar,e-
Shields OF Benson
Mr.. and Mrs John Marshall eatertaine5
At dinner last Sunday evening when COW
ers were laid for M and Hrs. Charles
Hart. Harry Getty OF Omaha, Miss Pearf
stevenson Of Thurman. Ia. and Dr. and
Ma Cas- Of Benson.
Mia Eaith Milz0R lsft Last MsanssdAz
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
s.The stubbOrnness of GernIdine'' Mt
the American.

ssThe stubbOrnness of GernIdine'' Mt
the American.
The Stubbornness of Geraldine never
was put to a very severe test, and the
fact that she stuck 10 the man she loved
in spite of his reverse English and his
dark German background was not much
more than proof that she was good
American. The play which Miss Lang
ana the Woodward Stock company are
presenting at the American this week is
one OF the cleverly cOntrived comedies
upon which .ested the fame Of the late
Clyde Fitch. and 1t is typical OF his work.
The slight and trivial scenes that make
up the most Of the action are faithful
and laughable sidelights upon ordinary
life we'll worth smiling over. The tragic
scenes Jack a little in foundation just for
that reason and do not strike very deep.
Miss Lang, however, is always at her
best in light comedy and she has excellent
chances in this play. Little charming
changes of manner. quick flashes of
humor and clever by-play are quite as
much to the liking OF Miss Lanss audi
ences, as more serious work would be,
and although they are quite as difficult
Miss Lang always triEmphs in those
points. For that reason this weeks play
shows some OF her best work Mr.. Burk-
hardt has not few difficulties in making
a foreigner with very bad English a
heroic instead of a comic figure, but he
the feat and really Is at
tractive as everybody in the play seems
to think he is.
The other members Of the company
are well placed. Since there is no villain,
Mr.. Luskmore turns to character comedy,
and is excellent. and Miss Moulton does
clever character work. Mr.. Robert Pres
ton. in the part Of a very STACEY Eng
lishman. gets away with a poor chance
very well and Miss. Robb is altogether a
refreshing pleasure as the pretty, slangy
girl from Butte.
The setting of the play in the first act,
the deck Of a steamer rolling and pitch
ing with the swell OF the sea. is con-
vincingly done ana the other scenes are
tastefully arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
west AmbIer.

Charles McLeland and wife Of Sher-
man avenue were the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. :. Miller for dinner the first
Of the week
Fred Garrison, wife and two children Of
Malvern, Ia, have been the guests OF
their parents. Mr.. ana Mrs Ola Carlson,
the last week.
Miss Irene Prawitz Of the class Of 1911
OF the high school left last week for
stanton, Neb.. 10 begin a nine months
term OF school
Mr.. Anderson ana family OF Poppleton
avenue and Forty-nInth street are build
ins new home on Mason street and VIII
soon move into IT,
Miss Amelia Anderson gave an ice
cream social TO a few OF her girl friends
al her home on Poppletun avenue on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Hazel Wolford Of Red Oak. Ia.
has been the guest OF her young friend.
Miss Marie Garman, the last week al
her home in West side.
Mrs. p. j. TrabOr ana small son. Eu-
gene OF East Amber. were the guests Of
her old friend, Mrs.. ". O.. Bennett. on
Georgia avenue Thursday.
Miss Wave Alice Oakly Of South
Fortieth street began nine months
term OF school in the Mascot district. on
South SiXtieth street, last Monday.
Miss Anna Bernhardt. who is spending
September with her father and other
relatives in ST. Paul. win remain year
and attend business college there
ID, shandy. who had his leg broken
by being thrown from his buggy a month
ago. expects to return home from the
hospital next week. much improved.
Willie Jensen of Eckerrnan was knocked
down by an automobile on Center street
Friday afternoon on his way home from
school and a cash cut In his forehead
Miss Vera Boyer Of Gibbon. Neb, who
has been the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Gurtha Long, the last two weeks. re-
turned 70 her home the latter part OF
the week
Mrs Clary entertained Mr. and Mrs
Warrior and baby of Eckerman Tuesday.
They will soon leave for the country.
where Mr. Warrior VIII follow ms former
aToeati0n. that Of a farmer
Miss Emily cieVe. sister OF Nh j.
Davis. iE spending september with ner
grannmofheF IN chrtsriania- -s-t7 gaT- She
viii 20 70 Prague. GfsrmanV Cfuliar 4 %
cuutinus her musical stuuies-
Ma Orville Chapman ana son are
snuElY eIEEConceii lu their new home on
Foupletun avenue ana furIr- elEufil
street, West sl1e. 1lE-r roIllE- reel-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Police Commissioners Declare They
WIN Retaliate on Mayor.
JOHN MEULTY MEETS DEATH
bound Passenger Train &C MIL
lard while ON bridge
Iowa Dogs Captured.

A new trend was given 20 the political
situation Saturday. when Il appeared that
the two accused police commissioners
had determined to make a joint attack
on the mayor IN an effort TO save them
selves from the imminent custer proceed
ings started by Governor Aldrich.
Both Ryan and Pivonka. IL is under
stood. have announced their intention to
bring proceedings in tine district court
against the mayor II the custer proceed
ings are brought against them in Lin
coin. An effort also 20 set the mayor
and the chief OF police against one an
other vas resorted to.
IL has been asserted currently by the
followers OF Ryan and PivOnka that they
had stopped the prize fight Friday night
Friends Of the mayor point TO the letter
of Mayor Trainor. written and dispatched
to the chief before the commissioners
met TO issue their order.
II has been said also, that the fight
promoters had assurances from the
mayor and chief that everything would
be alright IL the two commissioners
agreed to allow the fight to go on. Chief
Briggs denied this report Il told them. -
said the chief. that II they brought me
withdrawing the former order 1 would
have to obey and allow the fight, as far
as the police were concerned"
Unless within the last ten DAYS the
majority of the council have revoked
their former determination to keep out
OF the fight between the commissioners.
there will not be any TO sign the petition
for suspension of the mayor.
Man killed Mt Willard.
John McNuIty Of 11o2 South Thirty-first
street was struck and instantly killed by
an east bound passenger train at Millard
yesterday morning at $40 o'clock.
McNulty, who was employed by. the
county on the concrete work OF the new
Dodge road. had taken a position on the
bridge near the track. He is thought to
have been resting at the time of the
accident. The train .ounds a sharp curve
at the point near the bridge and before
the man could change his position to one
Of safety he was struck and thrown under
the bridge.
The engine came in contact with his
head. crushing the rear part OF the skull
and bruising the body severely.
Deputy Coroner Larzin was notified
and at once went to the place and took
charge of the body.
McNulty was we'll known in South
Omaha. where he has lived all his life.
He was % years old at the time OF his
death. He is survived by his parents
and a number OF brothers and sisters.
The funeral will take place Tuesday
morning from his late residence ll02
South Thirty-first street. to st. Agnes
church. Interment will be made in st.
Mary's ceemtery. TIE inquest will eb
held Tuesday morning at o'clock in
Willard.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

\, J. Nay; DRnbury. Harvey Anderson.
tsoison. John Gallagher, supply; Franklin.
X =. Gilpin; HaiEier TO be supplied.
llartNell and Norman. L q. J. Kelley
henuley. q. ~ Burnett. Huntlev. to be
supplied, Holbrook. Kent Clifton. Hold
rege, = g. Newlsnd. Hildreth. NJ. g
oatchell. Indianola- g.. A. Norlin. Lowell
and Newark. W. J. Miller. LOOMS. J. W.
tarrt McCook L z. Lewis; Minden. N
Is. Carman. Orleans. 3. A. Cram, Oxford
q. y. WoodEon. Ragan and Sacramento.
n g. Barrett; Republican City. TO be
supplied: Riverton- 20 be supplied. STRAIT
ton. John stevens: Trenton. 4. l. Ander-
Wilcox. II. "a. Pincknev; Wiisonville and
Lebanon. J. @. Huribut.
NORTH PLATTE DISTRICT
Allen Chamberlain. district superintend-
ent; Baird. Max A. Ieffords: Bertrand
Charles II. MCCortle. Bethel circuit. +. J.
McCaffree. Big Springs. j. W. Paxton
Brady Island, j. r Mucbee: Chappell
~. A. Taylor; Curtis. Henry Zinnecker
ElwoOd. r Il Carr, Farnam. ID. W.
Parker; Grant. William Horner: Gering,
NJ. VI. Long. Harrisburg. TO be supplied
Hershey. Fred n. Johnson. Imperial. d.
VI. Rickett. Kimball. Eugene Marley
Lewellen. James r. Smith, Lodge Pole
W A. Hornaday; haywood. c. F.
Luscher: Mitchell. n. z. Bottom: Nina
supplied; Mt Zion and Highland. c. E.
Anders; North Platte. w. 5. Porter
Ogallala. n. A. Fowler; Palisade, r. K.
Pickering; Potter and Dix. A. =. Muriess;
SCOTS Bluff. W G. Harper; sidney. E.
J. Hayes; Smithfield. T. E Gillet; stock
Vile. Alfred Chamberlain; Sutherland and
Paxton. J. J. Chrfsner: Wallace p. J.
Kirk. Wauneta. J. W. Henderson.
Missionary TO Utah. W. II. p. Hornaday.
Conference evangelist. T. W. Owen.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
BurIe.que at the Gayety.

So many good things are offered in
The Midnight Maidens" show at the
Gayety that the presentation OF the two
acts takes nearly three hours. Into these
acts is crowded such a mixture of song,
dance and humor that the audiences
which packed the house yesterday were
amused every minute OF the time. An
abundance OF scenery is used to brilliantly
stage the play in six different scenes,
four of which are IN the first act The
interior Of a Pullman car is one of the
road car that has ever been brought to
Omaha.
Harry Ward is the chief fun maker,
taking the part of a German crank in
ventor. He succeeds in drawing a laugh
with nearly every attempt. and yesterday
threw the house into frequent uproar.
Danny simmons, a Mormon crank, is a
close second for fun honors. His i'm
PRESERVATION OF Teddy at San Juan hill
made the real hit OF the performance.
The second act deals with a crew of
firemen. who prefer to permit fires TO
burn out until they learn that a girls
boarding school 10 afire. Then they
awaken to life and run through a series
OF stunts that make the closing minutes
Of the show an altogether highly enter
tanning affair. Lillian Franklin. Charles
Redman and Hattie Raymond are cred
liable performers in making the Midnight
Maidens'' the best show that has come
to the Gayety this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18

soil to get the best results. Frank Brown
also had quite a showing there and be-
tween the two Florence showed up
hibit that took first.
Mrs. Charles c. Allison is entertaining
a weekend house party at her country
home Rosemere Lodge, north OF Flor
Master Charles Allison. Two motor cars
took the eight young people out Friday.
Lhe time viii be spent with horseback
rlding, tennis and other outdoor games.
They viii return Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jaspsrson entertained the first
meeting OF the season Of the Ponca Ken
sington club on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Wentz and Miss Critchfield. the new
teachers at the Ponca school were tbs
guests Of honor. Those present were.
Mesdames BrOdersOn. Raymond Albach
Hansen. Nogel. Johnson, Dinkins. Wilson.
Letovsky, Jasperson, Misses. Krenzer.
Wentz and Crtchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. AXel WagFe and family
who now live on the Preis place enter
tanned quite a gathering Of young folks
sunday. Games and dancing were en-
-oyed on the lawn and then finished out
with a race for prize basket Of grapes
ana an appetite for supper The race
was won by Misses Anna Downey and
n aama Wage. The supper was enjoyed
by all as only city folks can when they
go 70 the country.
Monday evening September Is The
hHres Foot Dramatic club will nrcsent
a new play, called The Return The
action takes place near Paris. France
81 barrlcks stepmOfher goes to Paris
FOR the day and during her ahsenca MS
own mother VINO has been away Tor
fourteen years returns 20 punish her nus
band. she encounters her son. however
ana her purpose II changed. The play
Is one Of great dramatic strength They
VIII also repeat their successful comedy
me BruWns with the same cast a.
before Following ls the cast Of The
aeturn.' Eliza, Amelia Griffin steph1n
Barrck Wiimot Heitland: Marie ms
Aepmother. Ethel Herskinds: COrrfne hig
mother Margarsf Gordon. Scene U,-int-
room Of Mr. BaTrteks home near par4s