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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
BOYS WEAR

Boys Silk-lined Golf Caps-AnniVers sary Price 39c, regular price soc. Boys Knickerbocler and Boomer Trousers, sizes to 16-AnniVsrsary Price 39c, regular price soc a pair. Boys Two piece Suits, of navy serge and mixture, sizes 5 to 17-AnniVer- sary Price $3.se, regular price $500. Boys Russian and Blouse Suits, of navy serge and mixtures, sizes to s-AnniWerssry Price $4.3e, regular price 35.50.
 Boys Norfolk and Double breasted Suits, sizes to 1s-Annivsrsary Price $5.3e, regular price s6.50. Boys Rubber Coats. sizes to 16 years-AnniVersary Price $2.39, reg ular price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
MEMS WEAR

Anniversary specials in Mems Neok- wear, Suspenders, Hosiery. Shirts, Un- dsrwsar, Suits and Top Coats. Mems New Spring Neckwear. in all the leading shapes and color1ngs- Anniversary Price 3se, regular price 50c.
 Mems Suspende~u, Lest quality hsle elastic webbing. calfskin ends-An- njvsrsary Price tec, regular price 25c pair
 Mems Fancy Lsle and Japanese Silk Hosiery - Anniversary Price 19o, regular price 25c pair
 Draw. Sizes - Anniversary Price . rrice soc. Mems L.. the celebrated 'FoVncs' Anniversary Price Si.2s, regular price Sl.5o pair. Mems Blue Chambray and Black and White Working Shlrts-AnniVerss Price 39e, regular price soc. Mems Negligee Shirts, newest spring patterns = Anniversary Price 79e, regular s1.00 Shirts.
 Mems Soisette Pajamas in plain and fancy colors-AnniVersary Price 98oy regular price sL50 a Suit. Mems Heavy Weight Blue Denim Overalls - Anniversary Price s9e, regular price soc a pair. Mems Cotton Worsted Working Trousers, in a variety of patterns Anniversary Price $119, regular price S150 a pair
 Mems Spring Weight Blue Serge -Suits, guaranteed fast color, lined with Best Quality Serge, in all sizes, reg ular and stouts-AnniVersa Price sf2.5o, regular price 31S.00. Mems Spring Weight Top Coats, in black and dark gray, silk faced to the edge-AnniVsrsary Price s125o, regular price Sl5.00
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
WASH GOODS

All our Best Quality Dress Prints. in- cluding Indigoes, Silver Grays, Black and White, FaEcies and Light Shirt ing Prints-Anniversary Price 5c, regular price 7c yard Outing Flannel, in checks. stripes and plaids, ? to 10-yard lengths-Anni- versary Price 5c, regular price Sc a yard.
 Dress Ginghams, Everett Classics brand, medium and dark cOlorings, stripes. figures and dots, 10 to 20- yard lengths - Anniversary Price 6I2c, regular price Sc a yard S6-inch Dress Cambrics. in light and dark colorings a big assortment Anniversary PrIce 9H2c, regular price 10c a yard.
 5000 yards of newest spring designs, in 27-inch Dress Ginghams-100 de- signs to select from-AnniVersary Price 8L2c, regular price F 2hc yard 32inch Zephyr Dress Ginghams, in a big range of newest spring designs and colorings, including plain colors Anniversary Price 10I2c, regular price 121ac a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
KNIT UNDERWEAR

Two cases of Women's Suumer Weight Ribbed Pants, knee length and lace trimmed, both regular and extra large sizes-seeond quality of 25c and 29c Pants Anniversary Price 1eo.
 Women's Medium Weight Ribbed Vests and Pants, long and short sleeve vests. ankle and knee length pants, regular and extra large sizes. Anniversary Price 29e, regular price 39c.
 Women's Medium Weight Fine Ribbed Vests and Pants, long and short sleeve vests, ankle and knee length pants. regular and extra large sizes Anniversary Price 42e, regular price b0c.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
RIBBONS

All Silk TafTeta Ribbon, 8 inches wide in black, white and all the wanted colorings - Anniversary Price ee regular price 121ac a yard. All Silk Brilliant Taffeta Ribbon, 5h inches wide, in black, white and ali the wanted colorings-Anuiversa Price 1ec, regular price 25c a yard 1000 yards of Fancy Ribbons, S inches wide, in a splendid assortment of novelty effects, desirable for Hair Ribbons, Etc. - Anniversary Prios 19c, regular prices 25c and S9c a yard.
 Wash Ribbons, 5-yard pieces, in white, pink and blue-AnniVersary Prices;
 No. Sc a piece. value Sc
 No, 11s-6o a piece, value Sc
 No. 2 Sc a piece, value 1Oc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
CHTLDREN'S DRESSES

Children's New Spring Dresses of chambray. percale and plaid ging- ham, latest spring style, ages ? to years, regular price 75c-AnnNer sary Price 59c.
 Something New Children's Wash Dresses of chambray, percale and gingham-two pairs of "kiesSsrs" with each dress, regular prices tl.zS and s1.2s-AnniVerssry Price s1.og.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
DRESS LININGS

Best Quality Kid-finish Lining Cam bric-AnniVersary Price Be.
 36-lnch Satteen, very lustrous dnish in full line of colors. regular price 25c a yard-AnniVersary Price 1oe- All Linen. Shrunk Canvas in blact and brown, regular price 25c a yard-AnniVerssry Price 1se.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
CARPETS, ETC.

27-inch Napier Stair Carpet-Anniver- sary Price 33o, regular price 45c a yard
 100 Mottled Administer Rugs. size 25x54 inches - Anniversary Price $1.29, regular price S1.75. Two part. Soft Top Mattresses. full size-Anniversary Price S2.49, regu- lar price S326
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
WINDOW DRAPERIES

Ysrdwide Curtain Muslin, pretty pat terms for Sash and Long Curtains Anniversary Price 7Tsc, regular price l0c a yard. Opaque Window Shades. eight good colors-AnniVersary Price 1ec. Tes- ular price 25c each. 100 pairs of Ruffied Muslin Curtains full lengths-AnniVsrsary Price 36c' regular price 49c a pair. Net Curtains, flat. with pretty re- naisance edging and inserting-Anni- versary Price 79o, regular price s1. .oo 8 pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
UMBRELLAS

Umbrellas, sizes 26 and 2S-inch for Men and Women, piece-dyed taffe- ia covering-Anniversary Prioe s1 30 regular price s2.50.
 Umbrellas for Men and Women. sizez 26 and 28-inch. all silk and yarn- dyed taffeta covering-Anniverss Price $2.93, regular price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
NEW SILKS

21-inch Striped Japanese Silk, washa- ble-AnniVersary Price 29e, regular price 39c a yard 27-inch Striped Silk Voiles, washable. Anniversary Price 29c, regular price 39c a yard.
 27-inch Striped Silk Eolienne. washa- ble-AnniVersary Price 29c, regular price 39c a yard. Silk Foulards. in stripes, figures and dots, in all the fashionable spring colorings - Anniversary Price 39c, regular prices 39c and 75c a yard. S5-inch All Silk Messaline. the most popular silk of the season, in black, white and all the spring colorings. best S1.0O Silk-AnniVersary Price 7ec.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
.KITCHENWARE DEPT.

Plain, Thin Blown Tumblers-Anni- versary Price 42c, regular price 6Oc dozen Nickle- plated Alarm Clocks, reliable in every way-AnniVersary Price 59c, regular price 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
WOMEN'S SWEATERS

Women's and Misses Coat Sweaters Anniversary Price S239, regular price $500. Women's and Misses Coat Sweaters Anniversary Price S3.39, regular price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
CANDY DEPARTMENT

An Anniversary Special-ChoeoIat including Butter Creams, Fruit Cake, Cream Raisins, Cocoanut Squares Belmont Cocoanut Creams-Anni Versary Price 29c, regular price 40c pound.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
.COTTONS, ETC.

 A Brown Sheetlng - Anniversary Price sac, value 75ac. A Brown Sheeting - Anniversary Prics 734c, value 10c. A Bleached Sheeting-AnniVersary Price 794o, value 10c. 9-4 Brown and Bleached Shooting Anniversary Price 1eo, value 25c. Sheets, size 72xs0-AnniVsrsary Price 33c. Sheets. size s1x90-Anniversary Price 5Se, value 75c. Sheets, size S1x90-AnniVersary Price 6eo, value S9c. Pillow Cases-Anniversary Price 1f94o, value 15c Pillow Cases-Anniversary Price 17e, value 22c Cotton Blankets-AnnVersa Price 67e, value S5c. "Woolnap" Blankets - Anniversary Price S1.64, value $2.00. Wool Blankets - Anniversary Fries $2.96, value S4O0. All-wool Plaid Blankets Anniversary Price $5.95, value $50. All-wool Plaid Blankets-Anniversa Price S6e5, value s1O00.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Sc

Mems Japonette Handkerchiefs. with silk initials. all letters-AnniVer
 sary Price Sc, regular price 1Oc each,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
LONG GLOVES 5sc

WOmens 1s-Button Length Long Silk Gloves, in both black and white, and in all sizes-Anuivsrsary Price 59o, regular t1.00 value
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
SMALL WARE DEPT.

Women's Wide Silk Elastic Belts, in black and colOrs. regular price 5ec-- Anniversary Price 2sc. Celluloid Dressing Combs. in white and colors, regular price 2te-Anni- versary Price 15c. Women's 24-inch Switches, of good quality hair, in good shades of brown, regular price a20e-Anni- versary Price S1.29. Women's Velvet Bags. gilt trimmed with long cord handle. regular price $1Oo-AnniVersary Price 7oe. Women's Black Leather Carriage Bags leather lined. with purse inside. reg ular price s150-Anniversary Price 98e.
 Women's Unbreakable Mesh Bags, with 5-inch frames. unlined. regul. 2 price s300-AnniVersary Price S20n. Box Writing Paper. lnitialed, linen finish paper. regular prices 25c t1 33c box-Anniversary 17e. Linen-flnish Writing Paper. in or. pound packages, regular price 95c l pound-AnniVersar Price 17e. Peroxide at these prices during Ami versary Week.
 4-ounce at So, value Ice
 s-ounce at l0c, value i5c
 16-ounce"at 15c, value 2sc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
A SERIES OF CELEBRATION SALES

The Offerings S.%sr:'s % b tf hi s "Rsh s n. s". and staple kinds of Spring Merchandise and involve department  I0OK for the Anniversary Specials Every item will
  the Anniversary offerings
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30

A SERIES OF CELEBRATION SALES

We Want You to read thj: sdsS.'s%:nsLs'% S for savings We reduction quoted absolutely truthful JAnK Anniversary Specials proaasssnsy
  locate offerings
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30

Women's White Linon Shirts and Pleated Waists-these are amongst the most desirable of this seasons styles, and are In great demand at present-regular s1.5o Waists at s1.1S.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30

Women's new Spring styles of Mes saline and Japanese Silk Waists with Dutch neck and short sleeves, trimmed with dainty lace in white, navy, tan, Copenhagen and gray regular $4.50 Waists at S3.4s,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12
MUSIC

Mr.. and Mrs. Boris L. Ganapol. or
the Gsnapol School of Musical Art
will give a large reception. In the
school building, Monday evening, Oct.
70, to introduce George Shorthand
Kempton, the new head of the piano
department. and Mrs. Kempton.
o.
Frank Fruttchey. organist In 81.
Joseph's Episcopal church. Woodward
and Holbrook-ayes.. will give a recital.
Monday evening. Oct IA, at s o'clock,
on the new organ OF the church. Mr..
Fruttchey will be assisted by Master
Russell Weiss, soprano soloist. The
recital will be free to the public.
In the Jefferson.ave. Presbyterian
church. vesper service, Sunday after
noon, at 4 o'clock, ALA Zuidema, or
ganist OF the church. will play the
following compositions OF which the
sea proved the inspiration to the
composers Representation OF
Chaos" (Haydn); Crossing the Bar"
(Buck); "Barcarolle," (Hoffman)
The Silent Tide (PensutD; Archi-
bald Jackson, baritone, will sing the
aria from THE Creation" Rolling In
Foaming BiIlows.'
When the new grand opera built
upon Mendelssohn's oratorio, ELI
iah' is presented In the Detroit opera
house. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 10, the
large orchestra will be- under the
baton OF Arturo Bowl, a well-known
conductor.
For the concert which Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink will give In the Light
Guard armory, Tuesday evening, Oct.
% as the Opening number in the Phil
harmonic course she has prepared an
attractive program including four
Wagnerian arias. The group OF Eng
lish songs, which are always an Inn
pJrtant part OF her programs, will be
OF great interest, and will include by
request. the dramatic Cry OF
Rachel" by Mary Salter. Appearing
with Nine. Schumann-Heink this sea-
soi. is Eduard Collins, pianist, for
whom Nine Schumann-H eink predicts
great future. Mr.. Collins will con.
tribute two solo groups to the pro
gram. Mrs. Katherine Hoffman, the
efficient accompanist for Nine. Schu-
III ~ many oCooOho, w.
tinues in that capacity. The sale OF
tickets for the Philharmonic course
will open Oct %. In Grinnell's and
the sale OF seats for Nine. Schumann-
Heink's concert alone. Oct. 26.
80
OF Alice Nielsen and the members
of the Boston Grand Opera company,
Whc are to appear In concert later in
the season in Detroit, and who open
ed the Tronto Arena Music festival
Oct. Z, the Toronto critics had very
complimentary things to say. The
Globe said: Miss Nelson made the
greatest impression that she has yet
made In this city. Her aria from la
Tosca" was beautifully finished ef-
tort, remarkable for purity OF tone
The World said: "As an encore. Miss
Nielsen sang The Last Rose of
Summer and with the echoes Of a
generation or two OF cantatrices from
FAITH down, as q background, Miss
Nelson's rendering remains plaintive,
personal and perfect. 1t was fault
lessly sung"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12
IN THE LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES

an elaborate display OF sartorial de-
lights. The big laugh In the show Is
Joe sullivan, one OF the most popular
OF burlesque comiques, and In the COM
pany will be found Miss Anita julius,
formerly prima donna Of Panama"
the light comedian. II. j. Clark. the
eccentric comedian, Edward r. Jor-
dan; Adams and Schaefer talking
comedians; Porter and Clark, the
Broadway girls" Clark and Turner
singers and dancers; and the European
whirlwind dancer, Miss Irene Callinan.
FOLLY.
The new Folly theater, formerly the
Gayety Will usher In its initial season
Monday afternoon, Oct. ~. i'm "The
Cabaret Girls" described az a distinct
rovelty in modern burlesque. The pro-
ducers have been working steadily for
the past few weeks to win the APP
prevail OF the patrons or the better
class OF burlesque, and promise "a radi-
cal departure from the beaten paths.
In an effort TO raise the standard OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12
WHAT YOU SHOULD
DO FOR YOUR NECK
BY A PHYSICIAN.

A beautiful neck Is a distinct charm
OF the possessor and a pleasure to the
beholder
Tall, stiff. thick, tight collars are
a direct menace to this beauty. The
ideal neck Is most readily obtained
and retained by those who wear col
larless dresses, or. IL a covering for
the neck is essential, use transparent
materials of white or lined with
white.
This necessity OF careful attention
to neckwear and neckbands should
be carried even to the underwear.
Often a ribbon Is drawn through
underwear where II exerts a pressure
that is not only bad for the contour
OF the neck but affects circulation.
This point should be remembered in
dressing child as well as In the wo-
mans own toilette.
An equally important essential In
identifying the neck, Is to keep IL
thoroughly clean. To cleanse the
skin. scrub the neck with hot water
and the best imported CASTLE soap
obtainable. After the hot scrub,
battle the throat with cold water.
Don't forget this. Don't ever be in
too great hurry to do 1t.
The hot water cleanses, but 1t also
tends TO loosen the neck muscles and
makes the skin habby. The cold
water tightens the skin, hardens the
muscles and Is one Of the best aids
TO keeping the double chin at a dis
lance, and the lined neck In the back
ground.
Some women are such strong be-
levers in the cold water beautifier
that they use ice-water, and Ice packs
for as much as ten minutes at time.
This cold treatment undoubtedly
tones and tightens the skin, imparting
a brilliancy to 1t after being relaxed
from the hot scrub.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12
THAT'S" FOR HEALTH'S
SAKE

There are many simple preca utlons
end useful "grandmother's" hints which
are useful in tho case OF small aches
and ills.
Here are some Of them in a nutshell.
them ready at the opportune time.
IL is wise 10 remember
That me should not enter a sick
room while perspiring because the mo-
ment you become cool your pores alb
sorb
That bag of hot sand relieves
neuralgia.
The warm borax water will remove
dandrun.
That salt should be eaten with nuts
TO aid digestion.
That Il rests you. in sewing. TO
change your position frequently.
That a little soda water will relieve
sick headache caused by indigestion
That a cupful of strong coffee will
usually remove the odor Of onions from
That cupfui OF hot water taken be-
fore meals relieves nausea and dys-
pepsia.
THAT fever patient can be made
cool and comfortable by frequent
spongiug OF with soda water
That a consumptive's nlght-sweats
may be arrested by sponging the body
nightly in salt water
That ginger In hot water II a useful
remedy for bilious collie
That drink OF hot. strong lemonade
taken before going 10 bed VIII often
break up a cold and cure a sore throat
That tickling In The throat ~ best
relieved by garGiIng with salt and wa
ter.
That hot water IL better than cold
for bruises n relieves pain quicker
and often prevents an ugly black and
blue mark.
alum made into a plaster and applied
90 q sprained ankle often brings re-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12
.S2sEEskzssa sls'p5RsgEs2

For CLEVELAND. Pittsburgh and All
points south and east leave daily 1885,
b. m. Fare to Cleveland, %; Pittsburgh.
s5.g5; upper berth. 81, lower berth.
$3.50. whole room. $3.50
For AIpena, Mackin.e and wsy ports,
Mondays. .. m; Fridays. e:3o a. m.
For Buffalo and all points east dnii)
at s o. IN. Fare TO Buffalo. $3.50 one
way. $3.50 round trip.
week-End Exeursien every ssturdny
Buffalo. ~ Cleveland. $3.50 rounc
trip.
Ticket Offices: wayne-st dock: Ma
jestic Bldg. i37 Woodward-ave.. IL
Griswold-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12

in Meet Me in Kellyland." display fine
costumes AMI four distinct styles Of
dancing; silver and Gray have a
comedy singing and talking act: Pearl
SteaEHs- company will present a
one-act comedy entitled Her Hus-
bands Friend" the Musical TremaineS
in addition 60 music. are said to have
an act OF originality; Ed. Male sings
parodies. tells Jokes and. dances: the
Torleys are said to ofer some OF the
most sensational cycling tricks on the
vaudeville stage. picture plays OF
drama and comedy and reviews OF cur
rent events will be the closing feature
Of the bill.
Burrr ers-ifke PrinfinE. no fuss :. "A
no fcGthcrs The plain. neat Kind hat
locks rieht unss .rrtsttng c. If
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12

The first word-lndiyiduality in
stead of fashion should be followed In
dressing ones hair.
Some OF my readers have wished
for ideas on individual hair dressing
SHOW us something besies, the style
we see In the hair stores" they Inn
that one would new
er see on the beautiful wax lady that
smiles from the window Of the hair
dressing establishment, something
that makes" the woman who has a
mind OF her own and confidence
enough In her own taste to give 1t
full play without regard for what
fashion says.
Is II a fact that most women who
are successful In art or business cling
to one style Of hair-dressing. They
may modify 1t at times, as they grow
older and the contour Of faces change,
Int II usually follows the same lines.
These women often set the fashions,
and for a time we see all sorts and
conditions of women wearing their
hair dressed as some noted woman
arranges hers. A number Of years
ago when Bernhard first made her
appearance here, every woman comb
ed her hair down to her eyes and
fiuffed il out about her face. OF
course, the woman with the fat face
and double chin looked like fright.
but she did not realize that.
I have come to the conclusion that
II women would think and Judge for
opinions ready made and their taste
en- bloc from someone else, they
would be much better looking and
chow an artistic individuality that
would add much TO the aggregate OF
feminine beauty.
Society women are apt to take IN
each passing fashion, although you
ser beautiful women In society who
still cling to simple hair-dressing In
this day and age Of puffs and braids.
The new Greek mode, which In
reality is very old, will suit only a
few faces. However. We will prob
ably see the young lady with turned
up nose drawing attention to that de-
feet by dressing her hair in Green
fashion.
There are many women for whom
the hair dresser must decide what is
becoming, and then Il Is well for her
to study the face Of her patron care
fully before she takes down her hair
for In this way she can tell wherein
the old couture is deficient aud also
how many OF its good points she can
retain.
After having her hair dressed at
shop, II would be we'll for the patron
to study herself before her mirror
carefully, first In front Of the cheval
glass to get the view OF her entire
figure, noting its relation to her head,
then In detail before her toilet table
and with the aid of a hand mirror.
She will probably find where certain
lines can be made even more becom-
ing, when she does up her own hair.
The simplest couture should be a
work OF art, and every girl or woman
must understand that everything that
In truly beautiful must have thought
as well as time and money given It.
Just one last word-Treat your hair
as your browning glory.
%
Billie Burke's Answers to Core
spondents.
Florence Hands wrinkle be-
cause they are frequently In hot
water with a strong soap. III you
will rub a portion Of good cold cream
into your hands, and then wash on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12

the attractions beyond the ordinary run
of burlesque, the company has been
chosen with special care. Leonora But.
Ter. Hazel Heston. Gertrude Duprec and
others well-known In the burlesque
world will have congenial roles in the
new production. az we'll as Bert Rose,
Ed. Lucas and George Dupree. all fun
makers OF the better class. One act
on the bill, expected 70 add interest TO
the production. is described. by the
press agent. the original Texas
Tommy Dance" The chorus numbers
90 and Is said IN be one OF unusual
merit IN singing, dancing and feminine
attractiveness
COLUMBIA.
The Columbia program next week
will be- headlined by Ruth Francis,
Thos. J. KeoIgh, Jack Cavanagh and
Andrew w. Hickey I'm a comedy with
music. entitled ~ Touch OF High Life. "
The scene OF the playlet Is q restaurant
with elaborate settings. The la KEEL
lier trio. MeNicen noyelty artists. will
present Circus Eve In Mexico" an act
made up OF comedy. sensational aero
battles and juggling; the Paragon trio
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-12

will present native songs. dances and
Instrumental selections dressed In ma
tive costume. Mex and Mexis the
clown and the funny dog: Bowan and
Bowan, eccentric comedy entertainers.
Xavier and Kent In a musical novelty.
Dick Lancaster. in whistling solos and
imitations Mons. Vale. an ACCORDION
soloist. and the latest photo-piays to
complete the program.
AVENUE.
Broadway at night, In the vicinity
OF Times-sd.. will be shown In one OF
the principal scenes OF the musical
travesty. THE Eagle Bird" TO be pre-
scented by Queens Of the Foiies Ber-
Kere," In the Avenue theater all next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon.
The author OF the piece Is Vincent
Bryan. and while he In said not 20
have devoted too much OF his energy
TO plot. he has endeavored to pro-
vide the comic characters with situa-
lions that will start the laughter go
fng Loosely constructed. the skit Of
fers every opportunity 10 exploit the
chorus OF show girls and the pony bal
let, the latter n special feature. Twen-
az musical numbers and dances are
staged and there II promise also OF