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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-04
Personal
Mention

Ernest Dart spent yesterday in
Jesup.
]. D. Weston of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday.
j. E. Matthews of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday.
o. c. Arnett Of Birmingham, is in
the city for few days.
Col w. E. Kay returned to Jack
sonville yesterday morning.
n. w Findley has returned from a
TRIP to Hendersonville, N. c.
Jos. E. Lambright has returned from
"a business trip to Savannah.
] T. Colson, who has been very i'll
in the city hospital, is improving.
J. D. Hirsch is quite i'll at the home
of Julius May on Norwich street
R. A. McCranie of the A. C. L.,
Waycross, spent yesterday in the city.
7 S. Price, an old. Brunswickian,
now of Douglas, is in the city for a
feT days.
Industrial Agent Buckley of the
p & A.. who has been in the
city for a few days, left last night
for Atlanta.
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A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

The Lemonts Thursday Night
Come out Wednesday night and prob
abl.- you will be lucky one.
Very PopuIar-The popularity of
the Pastime's continuous performance
gains in popularity every day. They
oper at 4 in the afternoon and run
continuously until 1890.
Elks, Attention!-You are request
ed to meet at the Elks home at $3.50
O'Clock this morning to attend the
funeral Of our late brother, G. w.
Wright. By order of J. P. Twomey,
J L. Andrews, E. R. Secty.
Some Good INVESTIGATIONS of the
Grand the past week enjoyed the
splendid music of Moguel's Mexican
Marimba band. 1t was novelty and
treat. The aggregation will leave
thia morning to fill an engagement at
Fitzgerald.
Will Open ShortIy.-The Georgia
Hardware company, ]. E. Dubberly,
president, is busily engaged in ar
ranging its stock and in the course
OF few days will be ready for bus
mess in the handsome remodeled
home on Monk street.
Breaks Ground for New Home
Ground has been broken for the
hansome new home for Paul Keine
on Union street. The foundation is
all eady down and when completed
this will be one Of the prettiest res
licences on Union street.
| There Are Very Few Good Banjo
players in existence these days, and
among those few are Billy Lemoni
and his Banjo Singing Girl, who fair
ly make the banjos hum. They will
be heard at the Grand on next Thurs
d.. Friday and Saturday night, put
ting on complete change of program
each night at the very small admis.
sion of sc and 10c.
Maj. F. O'Shaugnnessy leave!
today to spend several days on st
Simon Returning, he will be at The
II OglethOrDe for a week ~
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For summer diarrhoea in chilGre
always give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil. and speedy cure Is GER
tain. For sale by all dealers.
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A. 3. "A. RAILROAD

Departure Ct Trains fran 5runl~ls
For Atlanta 1880 am, 6;25 p m
For .rminghAm 6;25 pm
For Savannah and East $3.50 q. IN.
For Jacksonville 4:s1 p. m.
For Savannah and East S;55 pm
Passengers from Brunswick can Sc
cure Parlor Cars on day trains and
sleepers on night trains for Atlant
at Nichols, Ca.
w. n: LEAHY, c. J. HENpRY
Gen. Fass. Aet. Ticket Agt
Atlanta, Ga. Brunswick, Ga
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When your hair is In need OF cutting
try the Oglethorpe Barber Shop and
get pleased.
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The most popular cigar, ELEGAN-
TIES, have no rival.
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No better butte, Ghan FOX River
package. DeVoe sells it. Ring 100.
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The Elegantes takes the lead every
where. Made exclusively by Bruns-
wick Smoker Mfg. Co.
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ROUGH RICE, s1.1O per bushel at
WRIGHT & GOWEN
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Do you-do you oatronlze the white
barber shop9 Why, OF course.
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ROUGH RICE, $1.1O per bushel at
WRIGHT & GOWEN.
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Buy brooms ION DeVcc and kee
your floor clean. Cieone 4O9.
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Maj. F. O'Shaugnnessy leaves
today to spend several days on st.
Simon Returning, he will be at the
Oglethorpe for week.
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with age. Mr.. Jones. her owner. will
hold you an argument that the 2:0T
trotter that beats her this season will
have to step around 2:O3, and I be-
lieve that he has not overrated Dudes
capacity. He will have several other
capable trotters for the stakes. in
Guiding Fuzz Johnson 2:14L, Eva
Chord. ,. 2:23iz, and Funny Crank
2:164. Fuzz raced and worked around
2:O7ia in 1911. Eva worked I'm 2:OSIs
several trips. and Funny Crank. after
winning a lot OF half-mile track races.
worked in 2:11A. Anvil. 4. 2:OSk.
winner Of the NJ. and NJ. is right as
gold money. and Is a wonderfully i'm
proved horse I'm appearance. Mr.. Geers
thought that Anvil was a 1905 or
better trotter in 1911 had he not ex-
perienced trouble with one of his front
feet. caused by a stone bruise.
For the class races Mr.. Jones will
have Pee Wee 2:22Iz and The Pilot.
Pee Wee raced in 2:l1L last season.
and The Pilot worked early i'm the
summer In 2:15. Lady Willow 2:11L
has been bred TO Anvil. but will be
raced. The only pGcer MIR. Jones will
race is The Assessor. a four year old
son Of Walter Direct. p. 2:O5%. His
candidate for the futurities t. "a geld
ing by Peter the Great and this fellow
IL. by the way. the "shsrpest" gated
Peter ever saw. aside from Azoff. 2.
2:l4h. As a whole. the Jones stable
seems one of the best the Memphis
gentleman has ever collected.
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MEMPHIS THE MECCA
FOR HARNESS HORSES

lings by the same horse. BY the way,
everyone here Is greatly impressed
with the gait and appearance of The
Harvesters youngsters. They have
speed. do not need a lot OF weight, and
while a trifie double gated NEARLY all
the good ones are). they fall into a
clean trot very readily.
Mr.. Geer's Chamber OF Commerce
entry VIII be Akar. the handsome
chestnut stallion that he staked in
1911. A quarter crack famed Akar at
Indianapolis. and while he raced a few
times. Mr. Geers thought best to re-
tire him. He could pace in zoos while
quite lame. and great things are ex-
pected OF him IL no further trouble
handicaps him. A. T. .Griffith. OF Rich
mond. Va. is his owner. The record
PAGERS in the stable are Early Thack-
er. 2:O9k, owned by Pickins & Curtis.
Neosho. Mo: Idol Chimes, 2I3L,
owned by f. B. Roys. Columbus. Wis,
and The Outlaw. 2:14L, owned by :.
Levi, Hot Springs. Ark. Those that
are green. OF have slow records. are
online Patch 2:23A. bay horse by Dan
Patch, owned by E G. Mahon, Holly
Springs. Miss: Frordie Patchen. by
ice Patchen 2:O1L. owned by Il. Har-
ris. Pendleton, s. D.; Blue BOY. owned
by q. VI. Steagill. Mac Pointer, owned
by w. II. Fancher, Montgomery. Ala;
Hal Fuller. chestnut stallion. by
George \. Fuller. y. 2:OsL. owned by
Guy Gordon. Sparta. ILL.,: Angelina Di-
rect. the property of Mr.. Geers. and
The Midget. by Searchlight. a:03X,
owned by ]. D. McElroy. Online Patch
worked in 2:1O last fall. but OF the
others / could gather no information
IS TO their showing.
The Harvester. too. is looking fine
~. being i'm high flesh and presenting
n picture Of health. took some snap
shots of him and he simply raised
coin," refusing to stand still long
enough to strike "A pose. The cham
plOn stallion was badly handicapped
in 1911. because OF having made quite
heavy stud season. and then. too.
the wet tracks which he encountered
I'm his journey down the Grand Circuit
handicapped Mr. Geers in his efforts
TO key him up to his highest form.
Whether or not DOC" will elect to at
tempt reducing The Harvester's record
this season depends upon how he
stands The trip abroad. and i'm what
condition. he is when the horses re-
turn to America I'm August
Since The Harvester was sold the
fastest record trottcr in Mr.. Geers'
stable Is Dude Archdale 2:O6L.
saw her tipping through the stretch.
and was pleased to note that she can
scatter her feet" i'm the old way:
also she is becoming more matronly
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MinstreIs at Court.

The first production OF minstrelsy
of which there is any record was at
the Amphion theatre on the Bowery,
New York. Monday February 6. 1S43.
by a company called The Virginia
Minstrels," organized and conducted
by-Dan ID. Emmitt, bones: Dick Pal
ham. jawbones; Frank Brewer. tap.
BOURNE; VIM. Whitlock. banjo.
Their idea was to present the art
less. unstudied song and dance of the
slaves. The Ministries were a hit on
the BOwery, and numberless other
companies sprang into being. and in a
short time negro minstrelsy became
the most popular Of stage entertain.
ments. Though American and racy
OF the soil England welcomes
Christy's Minstrels in 1856, and ever
since the art of black face has been
popular in London.
Many great legitimate stars began
in BLACK face. Mccullough. Booth, w
j. Seaman. Francis Wilson. w. H.
Cfane. Chauncey Olcott and Nat Good
win. sat in first parts and were gradu-
ated from minstrelsy.
George Evans has studied min.
strelsy from Dan Emmitt to the pres.
ent day and in his Honey Boy troupe
which Is to be seen al the Court on
Saturday. matine and night. April
18th. ne Is credited with having re.
created this fine American act.
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WEST VIRGINIA
RUNNERS START
A. D. PARR ENTERS TWO IN
JAMESTOWN RACES.
ST. Abe and Trude to stsrt-VIrsInia
Race Course viii Have Sus-
eessful Meeting.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
JAMESTOWN. Wa. April l2.-With
the best field OF horses that ever faced
barrier in Virginia. the jamestown
meeting here is proving a great sue
cess. Fully 400 bangtails are now on
the grounds
Lewis Garth. Powell and Parker, w.
ID. Althouse and Joseph West came IN
from Benning yesterday morning, the
first named with 20, Althouse with two
and West with three. Garth's estab-
hshment, which is made up OF portions
OF the strings Of half a dozen sports
men, is the biggest that has yet put in
an appearance. and all Of his horses
are At. They trained AT Washington
under the direction OF William Garth.
and the big sportsman OF Albemarie
is known the country over to be an
early bird. The Garth horses are fit-
ter. perhaps. than any that did not
race at Charleston or Juarez and their
followers. who are legion. are conf
dent they will hold their own from the
very start
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scheduled for Tuesday night. April
10th at the Court theatre.
Miss Gibson has been commended
byand played before King Edward the
Seventh. the Governors OF Madras and
Ceylon, the Countesses OF Dudley. An
guissola and de Wesselitski. as well
as many other notable personages.
The Pittsburgh Male Chorus. which
numbers seventy five persons, will
come TO Wheeling by special train on
the 18th. returning TO Pittsburgh i'm
mediately after the concert that night
Mr. James Stephen Martin. so we'll
known locally among musicians. will
direct the Chorus. The bringing TO
Wheeling Of an organization OF this
magnitude will entail great expense.
but as a popular scale Of prices has
ben adopted. II is expected that the
theatre will be filled to Overlooking
The regular sale Of seats will open at
the box Office OF the Court theatre
next Saturday morning az 900 a. m,
at which time those who have already
purchased exchange tickets can make
reservations.
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VARSITY TEAM
ROUNDING OUT
ONLY WEAKNESS is FOUND
AMONG THE HURLERs.
Stratton Believed to Be the Best
Pitcher on the University
Staff This Year.
(By Carl p. Leatherwood.)

Special Disnatch 10 TIE Ir.oiiigenrer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. April u.
Unless the advance dope receives a
decided upsetting. the West Virginia
University will be represented by one
OF the strongest teams i'm years this
season. that is. II the showing made
by the regular men is TO be counted
for anything. The good weather OF
the past week has rendered II posi-
bic for several games between the
Varsity players and the Yannigans.
and I'm almost every contest the older
men have shown their superiority in
all departments OF the game. The
only department OF the club which re-
sembles weakness az the present time
Is the hurting staff The only real
reliable man Is Stratton. The lad had
steam TO peddle: excellent control,
and possesses curves He has a spit
ball that Is undoubtedly a wonder. as
he has almost perfect control of the
back breaker.
Jack Blair. the second man on the
stan. did not show during the past
week like he did during the earlier
workouts. and seems TO lack control
Lusher or Adams will be the third
man on the stan. and u Is rather a
difhcult proposition 20 choose between
them. Lusher has more steam than
any hurler on the stan. but lacks ex-
perience and control. Adams. on the
other hand. has had considerable ex.
perience. and 70 will be- n hard hgh'
betw cen the two for the third pitcher
Amos and Campbell arc possibilities
and both have been showing decided
Improvement
A. 70 Drop Soon.
Coach Cronninger has not vet start.
cd % cut down the squad. bur VIII
most likely let the AZ drop within the
next week. A. present almost thirty
I've men are uuf cally. Utith plainly
shows fhe interest hat D. beinE mani
Tested in base hall this season az the
Institution Ollie seems 90 have and
Cd the vacancy af tho third cushion
and has been plavinr uith The Varsity
Dol fhr preliminary same Wrrhmau.
tho Wheniinr lad. has ben putting up
rreaf came af the inifiaI sarE. and
hns bern Ci0ufinr fha pII ulfh rrru.
.arifV Captain James Riddle is riaY
rE Bic cd ruf consistent ran-e. and
.s driving the oval fo aU roruers of
fhe io. Lively af short d. doing
great u1rk. and is huruIrr fhe base
paths up Carf0 is the one besf BIT
In t1e Jeff portion 81 CO. pasture ard
NrM.ru feel ahoelna o'ffImr form .n
center Coff has been p.afIrr rirtf
frIf on rhr varsity rIne bIf uUf
have fn travel some fn hrnf rhimra
uhu Boz been doing great uurt frr
ffa YaurIrara
. Tho fiauurf Ir in better share the
roar than If frs been f1r several 80
surH The same Saturday attracted
hlE crowd and hirEnr one is
. .ooked Tor fo morrow afternoon. uhen
ne Receive plaY fhe opening Eanne
I ~ the season 9Th the Fairmont Nor
I NAL s~hooi lads as their opponents
blair Win likely start tho game in the
box. while HoEEea eni ~ on the r.
cclyInE end
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THE HARVESTER LOOKS LIKE He
Is FIT TO RACE NOW.
General c. C. watts, Of Charleston,
Has Fine string In Training for i.
the Coming Events.
BY MARouE,
OF Horse Review.


About this time each season | begin
TO dream OF sunshine and spring
zephyrs and usually, with the big
training colony which winters at Men,
phis as an excuse. / HE myself south
ward. Hitherto. at the end OF my
southern migration, L have found such
evidences Of spring as the poets love
TO rhyme about-but this time It was
different When l reached Memphis
last Sunday morning 1t was showing
and the weather cold. raw and dis
agreeable. There was little evidence
OF springs arrival with the exception
OF few blossoms on the early-bloom-
ing fruit trees and these seemed sub
dued and slckly. venturing out as tneS
had in the last throes of winter.
| caught sight of a big stallion on
the track and after some speculation
as to where Thad seen him, called the
turn. II was Loopwood. a five-year-old
by Stronghold. p, 2:12h, that | wit
messed working a mile in PIPE when
he was a three-year-old. He is a big
heavy horse, but good gated and al.
together impressive. He is owned by
Robert Harrison. OF Wisconsin.
Mahomet Watts. .. 2:17Ls. is work
ing nicely and bids fair to be one OF
the three-yearold futurity contenders
He has extreme speed and is in splen-
did condition. General c. G. Watts. OF
Charleston, W. Va. bred and owns
him.
Gordon Todd. 2:O9k. is going sound
and all the boys say 2:07 or better for
him. He looked like one OF the best
green trotters in sight in the spring
of last season. but temporary lameness
interfered with his chances. He Is
the property of l.. G. Lightfoot. Of
/ Montgomery. Ala
Green four year-old colt by Gull
Wallis Directum. 2:Os%. owned by s.
DE Ridder. Of Louisville. KY: Willie
w. 2:13L. owned by Mr.. Geers. and
Adelaide Benson. a four year-old Ally
by Die Benson. owned by Henry
Horne. Jr., Duquoih. Ill. complete the
! list OF trotters aside from the young
ones The De Ridder colt worked i'm
2:l7 in 1911. and Adelaide in 2:1S.
| They will be carried over. as both
look like the making OF stake trotters.
Aside from these. Mr. Geers has &.
| three-year old trottIng hHy By Dan
Patch. p. 1:554. owned by IT, r. Leon
| ard. of Detroit. Mich: two two year.
olds by The Harvester. and three year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

New York fans have been calling
upon Manager McGraw for a long
time TO get rid OF Pitcher Leon
Ames who. although a very capable
performer. isn't the winner they
think he should be. McGraw, how
ever. analysed the box scores, then
hung onto Ames. Repeatedly he
has pitched shutout ball AGAINST
opposing clubs. only 90 lose on
errors or because his team wasn't
hitting behind him. he appears 20
be the unluckiest twirler in the
major leagues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

Elton and Ringing are sons Of Faith
ediess and Virginian bred. the latter
being a full brother to Ringmaster.
Boss is a son OF Glorifier. the Hast
ings stallion. who has taken the place
OF the late Fatherless at Ellerslie, the
most famous of Virginian thorough
bred nurseries. Boss will be the first
son Of Glorifier to appear under colors
in this country.
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VIII Bring u Back.

Caller-'Is the boss in?"
omce Boy-''No. sir; he's gone
out"
Caller-"win he be back after din
ner?"
ONCE Boy-"No: that's what he's
gone out for."-Judge.
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Pittsburgh olee Club.

Miss Blanche Garbette Gibson. a
violinist. who in the past several
years has attained vast success upon
her appearance in various European
centers. has been engaged as soloist
with the Pittsburgh Male Chorus.
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the same who trained Busy. Feather
Buster. Montgomery and Ringmaster
successfully last fall.
The Garth horses reached the race
track just before noon. They came
out on the boat in such excellent con-
dition their youthful trainer felt justi-
fed in promising Joseph McLennan
two entries for Easter Monady. East
er Monday will be Ladies Day" at
the track. McLennan got back from
Charleston yesterday with a hatfull
of entries Mortimer Mahoney came
in from New York with the inform
alton that a delegation OF 800 Gotham
regulars will be here tomorrow.
Many owners are represented in the
Garth menage. David Dunlop OF
Petersburg has two. Touch Ne and
Busy; Samuel Ross, OF Washington
one, Captain Elliott; A. ID. Parr. OF
Clarksburg. w. Va. two st. Abe and
Trude; Arthur Hancock. three, Exton,
Ringing. and Boss; o. l.. Richards
of New York. one, the jumper Day
Bell; Frank Nolan OF Albany one,
Tasteful; William Garth half a dozen.
JOe mduueu, hlBn fldl, NoOuCIdity
and Reybourne among them; young
Garth himself, one, Miss Joe. and c.
c. Smithson of Washington two,
Chryseis and Sherwood.
Young Garth does not expect a
great deal of Touch Me. That hand
some son of The Commoner is just
getting over a slight distemper. But
Busy. one. OF the cleverest horses that
appeared here last fall, is In fine con-
dition. Chryseis. winner OF two races
last fall. wintered satisfactorily, and
her people will be disappointed II she
does not make the smartest three
year-old mare of the season. Sher-
wood. a Splinter four-year-old by
Alan-a-Dale. hasn't. the class OF the
Armeath mare, but he has taken on
flesh and shows speed in his work.
outs.
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Gal-ALanlam3

There is frequently something about
a girl that draws her closer to a man
unless she asks him to remove It,
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
DULL WEEK
IN THEATRES
TO BE ENCOUNTERED BY LOCAL
SHOW-GOERS.
Court Offers Glee Club and Benefit
Performance As Only Attrae-
tons Of Week.
To-DAY's BILLS.

couRT-Honey Boy Evans MInstrels.
APOllO-Dark.
coloNlAL-Photo Plays.
VlRGINIA-Photo Plays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

Barber Have little tonic. or
uoEEing Customer Nof another
drop Gimme a Cigar'-Satirc.
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(By Harcourts.)

The week just closing may he
classed as the most important of the
season. II included the production OF
Walter Browns Every Woman" he.
yond a doubt the greatest production
of the year and one OF the most pre-
tentious attractions ever seen in
Wheeling. exceeding even Ben Hur
and similar big spectacular offerings.
The cast was noteworthy. including
Fdererick Ward. Jone Oaker and
Marie wainwright and it may be posi-.
bly, years before Wheeling again will
see such an assemblaRe OF stars OF
the highest order in a single prOduc-
ton. " was a big undertaking upon
the part Of MessTs. Feinler and Moore
to bring the production here for three
days. and shows the spirit OF enter
prise that influences them in their
efforts to bring only the best to Wheel
ing.
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GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

Lewis Waller will send out three
companies in 4 butterfly on the
Wheel next season. and all the actors
In these companies will be from Lon
don.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

The young man who will have them
in charge until the Pimlico session Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

Attractions for the local theatres
are few. dull week being ahead for
the amusement seeker The Court
will on Monday offer Nine Harriet
Labadie. who appears az the Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

The Olympic theatre. at Bellaire. is
shortly TO be enlarged by the Spragg
Amusement Company to about double
It's present capacity. During the time
the work is in progress the company
will operate the new Elks' theatre at
Bellaire. now nearing completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

Roy Fairchild. who has an important
role In Frank Mclntyres company pre-.
senting Snobs. WAS last season With
Elsie Ferguson In Dolly Madison. in
which he scored big personal hit