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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20
LOWERS are used In such profu.
sion and in SO great a variety Of
uvovS nm Ill co.4-

NLOWERS are used In such profu.
sion and in SO great a variety Of
ways, on all sorts Of shapes. that
they can hardly be Intentionally
placed. But certain new arrange.
ments are popular and very effective
on the shapes for which they are in.
tended. First Of all, those stin. up
standing and compact branchings.
known by the matter-of-fact name of
"stick.up." hold first place as good
sellers. They are used as q finishing
touch with or without other flower
trimming. Often a crown Is entirely
covered with blossoms. clambering
over 1t in the most natural manner,
following its outlines exactly. but such
a crown is invariably finished with a
"stick.up." such as those shown in the
picture here, or with one made of rib.
bon or feathers.
Roses. as always. lead all other
flowers In demand. The sweet pea
follows closely, the lilac and the violet
have a great vogue. and large daisies
promise much prominence for midsum.
mer. But 1t is to be remembered that
all the flowers that grow land some
that d0n't) are to be found among the
displays which make the millinery
shops places Of gay and inspiring
beauty.
Large picture hats for midsummer
show the water lily, with single, life.
like blossoms, set at intervals about
the base OF the crown or on the brim.
The oxeyed daisy in white. yellow and
sometimes In black, is set fiat to brims
and crowns, either single blossoms or
In groups Of two or three. Big single
daisies having each petal outlined with
hair line In black make a captivat.
Ing trimming on wide brimmed hats
for midsummer, for they possess much
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20
Charming Visitor
Guests of Mrs. Stevens.

Mrs. VERNE Stevens, who has the
lower floor of the Mendenhall home,
is entertaining as her house guest,
Miss Janette Weathers, a very
charming society girl of Ocala Miss
Weathers will be here for about ten
days. and is being shown much So
cial attention by the friends of Mrs.
Stevens.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20

A smart little dress OF cream serge
ID shown here. It has an empire bod.
ics trimmed with three tucks each
side: buttons and braided loops trim
the inner tuck: the yoke Is braided
and edged with q narrow silk frill;
lace flls up the space at neck.
Tho skirt 10 entirely plated; a thick
silk cord hides the Joining Of bodice
to skirt.
Materials required: Three yards
serge Is inches wide, one dozen but
tons, one-half dozen yards braid, three
eourths yard cord.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20

occupying this pew for the past sew
en- years." she said.
There was an embarrassed silence,
and then the good woman turned and
started out. 1t was noticeable that
she made no further attempt to greet
any stranger that morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20
Automobile Party Enjoys
Visit TO the Mines.

An automobile party went down to
Nichols, Mulberry and other points
of interest, where they visited the
phosphate mines and called on
friends.
Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Drane, Mrs. w. P. Rams
cell, Miss Drane, Miss Southland and
Mr.. Ossian Drane.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20
Mrs. Ramsden Terminates
Pleasant Visit Here.

Mrs. W. P. Ramsdell, of Tampa,
who has been the charming guest of
Mrs. Herbert j. Drane at her beau
tiful home, Hill Crest" left today
for the north, where she goes to
spend the summer.
While here Mrs. Ramsdell was
shown much attention by her many
Lakeland friends, quite a number
having called Saturday afternoon
from 4 to s, between which hours
Mrs Drane and Mrs. Ramsdell were
"at home to their friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20
Friday Musicale.

There will be a meeting OF the FRI
day Musicale tomorrow evening at
Mrs. Fletcher's studio for chorus
practice. The members are practicing
the Rose Maiden diligently, and
within a short time will give it at
the Heron theater.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-20
White Monogram.

The newest handkerchiefs are very
small and of some vivid color, says
the New York Herald. But the mono
gram II always embroidered In white.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
News Of South Richmond

Whicn IS to he cleared away 70 complete
Washington Park has at last been acquired
~ me CITY The whole square Will soon bo
sIaaed, aud after the concrete walks and
as are hnished grass seed Will be planted.
, ,ohs me streets which will DC given
.,eeS are Porter. Ba!abr,dge, Semmcs Mo.
DDomoush, Perry. Stockton and Decatur.
h lacA tree VIII be protected by an iron tree
Funeral fhIs Morning.
me funeral of Miss Emily CONWAY. .bc
49, sen,year-oid daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs
.ionn H. Conway. OF 40 South pine Street
WI ps held from the parents home this
morning al II O'Clock. The services win b.
Gvhaueted by Rev. j. b. Liutson, pastor ~
zine street Baptist Church The interncnt
VII WI, Do IN Mnury Cemetery Miss CONWAY
Swansboro. '''a's ih
small Fire, without Damage,
EnGine Company No. Is last nigh. re-
sponded with the chemical engine 10 a aim
alarm t from the homo OF Mrs kirkland %,
East Eleventh Street. The blnze. which
s,a small resulted from an overturned oil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
LOVE FEAST HELD
BY REPUBLICANS
Harmony Prevails at Meeting of
Party in Eighth
District.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Alexandria, Va. February l2.-The
heruhhcan congressional convention
which was held here this Afternoon
was veritablc love feast. Everything
passed of in most harmonious man
ner. Inc convention was attended by
seventy delegates. representing every
County in the Eighth District.
The convention was organized with
the election of DR.. +. NJ Brooks, Of
Fairfax. as chairman, and II. a. Sugar.
OF Fairfax, IS secretary.
Resolutions were unanimously ADOPT
cd indcrsing the administration Ct
President Taft.
The convention did not nominate
candidate for Congress al this meet
ing but upon resolution of Joseph L.
Crupper. decided TO reassemble In the
same hall on August 81 next for that
purpose. Joseph l.. Crupper. OF Alex
andria county. and NJ 4. Lowery, of
Stafford county. were elected dele
gates to the Chicago convention. Mr..
Cruppcr in speech declared that
President Taft would get the nominal
tlon on the first ballot with ut least
500 votes NJ X Lowery also pre-
dicted Taft's nomination.
William Brown, Of Loudoun. and j..
d. Grayson, OF Fauquier. were elected
alternatcs to the convention.
a tribute TO Lincoln was paid by
n rising of the members OF the con-
vcnt!on
w. b. King. of Loudoun, was elected
an elector.
The following Were elected mem
bers OF the State Executive mem
tee: l. s. Eggborn, Alexandria: j. b.
Grayson. Alexandria; E. L. s. Boutcn.
Fairfax; William Brown. Loudoun;
Samuel Diener. Culpeper.
II. P. Dodge was elected district
chairman.
The convention was in session less
than two hours. Several OF those
elected to the various positions made
speeches. and all paid tribute to tho
administration of President Taft.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
AWFUL DRUDB|NG
FOR GEORGETOWN
University Quint Administers
Crushing Defeat to Blue
and Gray Five.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.i
Charlottesville, Va. February l2.-
In the presence OF an enthus!astic
crowd OF spectators virginia's &asket-
ball team tonight gave the George
town au!nt the wors, drubbing ever
administered TO Blue and Gray five.
the final score standing SO to ~. AL
though the game was fast the result
was never In doubt from the start. and
the result was perhaps, as much a
surprise to the Virglnions as to the
visitors.
The speed and accurate passing Of
the Orange and Blue players kept the
Itilitoppcrs on their toes through the
entire game and their endurance
Proved telling factor in holding their
opponents down.
The visitors put in some well or
sahized team work several times. but
II awaited nothing when squirt OF
swiftness would be broken up by stiff
opposition or the part OF Nen and
Churchman, whose guarding was SUI
perb and timely. While the Vir-
Sintans showed marked Improvement
in every department OF the game, the
Blae and Gray squad was decidedly
off color When the halfway station
vas reached the visitors had not regis
tered single goal. the only two
points to their credit having been
made on fouls. Schlosser, too, did not
put UP his usual game Three times
as many fouls were called on Virginia
as on Georgetown, ana the best the
Blue and Gray centre could do was to
toss four. The lineup:
Virginia Position. Georgetown.
kearns left forward. Hollander
Detts) (whalen>
L. RiXcy right forward Waldrop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
STUDY or MARRIAGE
hockefelicr nible Class to Learn WIZ,
MntrimOny Costs

New York. February I2.-The younr
devote the spring months to tho stmdv
OF marriage. y series of fifteen specinl
lectures Is announced, beginning Feb.
..uary l6' under the general title OF
Engagemcnt and Marriage" The titles
OF some of the individual lectures are
as folowa: What 1t Costs?" What
r,Why the Home Should Be Away From
relatives. Dangers Facing the Man
Who Marries WI. Only Enough for
Be" Rents In New York.
In discussing marriage with his Ri
pie class on one occasion John d.
Rockefeller, Jr., said: Get married as
soon as possible, but be sure TO ret
a wife who shares your views of life
\ young man should take care m
choosing a wife, as she can make or
mar his Career"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
RICHMOND WILL.
Be REPRESENTED
Business Mems Associations to
Hear Discussions of Pan
anna Canal.
VI! tspecial to The Times-pispatoa.

tSpsSiei 10 inc ilnes-DiSpatca.
hinston February lo.-The
richmond Chamber of Commerce Will
De represented at a symposium to be
held In Washington Friday, February
2S' under the auspices of the Navy
League Between thirty and forty
business mans organizations, reprc-
senting cities from Boston to san
francisco. have informed Henry IL.
Ward. secretary of the Navy Leasue.
that they will send delegates to This
meeting OF the leagus convention.
Most of the delegates will come in
structed by resolutions from the bodies
which they represent.
Representatives William Sulzcr Of
New York. and william r. Humphrey.
of Washington. have consented TO adj
dress tho meeting. and Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge and Colonel George w.
Goethals have been asked to express
their Views on the Panama Canal toll
question. Senator Lodges views on
the diplomatic feature of the question
will be of the highest Importance to
tho delegates. as he presented the
treaty to the Senate under which thu
waterway was built. Colonel Goethals.
on account OF his knowledge OF local
conditions, Will be expected to throw
some important light on the subject.
Representative Sulzer Is cmncntlv
qualified to give the Democratic view
on the question, and Representative
Humphrey is regarded as tho highest
authority on merchant marine. The
program Will include a short report
from each of tho business organiga-
lions represented at tho meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
GAME MAY DECIDE
Gil A MP 10 MS HIP
Especial to The Times
4 L L.. ". l.I.L. - W. q

AeSlL . ION, Va, February lE.--N d5n-
ington and Lee will meet Virginia
Tech in basketball at stanton to-
morrow night The game very likely
Will decide the State championship.
Every man OF the local squad was IN
good shape at the conclusion Of the
nnal practice here this Afternoon. The
team leaves for stanton at noon to-
morrow and should be in the best OF
condition when the whistle blows FOR
tho beginning OF tbs game that night.
Both OF ;he teams VIII go or the floor
with clear records behind them.
Washington ana Leo has won from
the strong teams representing Emory
aud Henry. Guilford College. Frederick
College and Virginia; V. z. /. has aiso
,net several strong teams and hns won
every game by a decisive scc.-
Washington and Lee will 30 into
the game relying on no particular
rsn Every member OF the team has
been able TO hold hts own with every
opponent TO date. md, with good team
WORK and Consistent pla yinE, the white
and Blue should give Il good account
Of itself. Local supporters are relying
on Burke and Bear. the two sturdy
guards, 10 Keep down the scoring OF
Y. l.. l., Just az they have done with
The other teams. while Hannis and
Niles are expecting to keep their pace
IN throwing the baskets. BIZ Haftcry,
he plucky LITTLE forward, who mas
acen BACKYARD In The goal column ever
since the nrst game. IL sure to come
INTO his own sooner or la ter. and tho
ZANE tomorrow night is likely to
break his hoodoo.
OF the Tech bunch. the playing OF
the Leggc brothers. who are also foot
hall heroes. Is distinctly remembered
mere from last year. and st Is rumored
that tho rest OF the team is up to
their standard. Washington and Lee
has never won from V. Z. l. IN BASKET
ball. and this one fact adds much TO
me apparent strength OF the B!acks-
'ourG boys. \ large number of stu
dents VIII go TO stanton with the
team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Huh Clothing Company.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Jupiter" matt
nee and night.
bijou-'"Thc Girl la the TAIL" matt
nee nnd night.
Jupiter Jumps Down.

Richard Carries present vehicle.
Jumping Jupiter" has never been an
altogether satisfactory piece. but, as 1t
was presented in January of last year,
1t was amusing and entertaining. not
only because of the always unique
comedy OF earle himself, but because
OF the fact that he was supported by
a whole company Of Stars-inen and
women who, as was said al the time,
could have made of even The Devils
Auction" n thing of delight
Now, however. in spite of the musi-
cal ministra tons of that eminent ply
stefan and surgeon, Karl Hoschna, who
was called into consultation, the piece
has not been materially improved.
while earle has departed from his Gus
tom of surrounding himself with tip
top people. and has engaged Il COM
pany that is. for the most part, nedi-
ocre. at the most. OF course. Frazee
IL Lederer. who present the elongated
comedian. may he responsible for the
loss of Ina Claire. Jessie Cardownte,
Cheridah simpson. Will II. Philbrick,
Carrick Major, young Santiey and
the others. and not Richard (Him-
selD. but the result is the same.
Edna Wallace Hopper is still "spe-
cially engaged looking rather worn
and thin, but still wonderfully formed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

and dainty. Like nearly every Other
singer "no has come to us durin; ,nis
weather, she seems to have Il bad
throat. but is Still good for half "A
dozen encores to her song, 81 Like 10
Have Flock OF icn Around Me-"
during which the flock tosscs her
ABOUT tho stage with apparent rock
iessncss. Miss Iiuttyc t0X, n plump
and attractive little blonde. Is pleas
ms as Elsie, and Miss Inez baua-
dances well. Charles Edward Wright
Il industrious in Philbrlck's original
part Miss Bly, Brown. with cold
sha. almost prevents her from speak
Ing, plays delightfully."- the email bit
OF tho professors wife.
Richard Carrie Is simply himself
altogether original and Immensely
amusing In MS own peculiar wa< He
mas new song. called "Fooiishness,"
that is veritable triumph 0: fool
ishncss
The nine slris Of the chorus are not
remarkable for beauty. but they arc
Well drilled and sing well. For their
dancing and the generally good en-
sembie dancing OF the company. credit
COOS to Mr.. Carrie. WHO staged the
play For their very good chorus
musical director. Fred Walz. whose
name does not appear upon the pro-
gram, for the reason that it was con
s!dered important to utilize the small
space available In the program for
the week for the purpose of Inform
Ing the audience of the authorship Ut
the gowns. costumes and shoes worn
BY Miss Hopper and the company.
w. D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
is OOTCLASSED
tspccial TO The Time,-Dispatch.)

NcfN|4al W iic lillle s-blSpdtCn.)
Lyncnourg, Va. February l2.-The
L.ncnnurg High School this afternoon
defeated the jefferson school. OF Char.
lottesviilc. at Basketball. the score be-
ing AZ to 90
The game was hotly contested and
the Locals won by reason no. better
team work ana general all around
superiority In p.oy. outciass!ng tho
N!sitots IN All departments. Recently
~ charlottesville. Jefferson School
defeated TINS team. Line up:
iynchhurg. Position Jefferson.
Johnson ...rignt torwaru. Bailey
tSt. Clair)
r'hion ....lef, guard 49,. .Moomaw
Lee .ceEtre......... hoyhins
Camm ......cign, suaru. boiling
tGannawayJ
X. Dillon >. left guard rlannigan
(Via)
summary: Field goals--Wadden. &:
Boykin. ,: ST Clair, Moomaw. Lee q
Johnson S. Goals from fouls-Moomaw,
4 l. Diilon, .. Fouls committed--ict-
7erson. 8: Lynchburg, g. Referee-Mr
Payne, OF charlottesville. Umpire
Dir. KRONER. OF Lynchburs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
DRINKS POISON
TO END TROUBLE.
Alexandria Man Had Brooded
Over Illness of His
Wife.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb.

Alexandria, Va, February
Srooding over the Illness Of his wife
Charles Travers. thlrty-two years old.
living at 2lo south Royal Street. ended
MS HE several days ago with either
enrooiic acid or laudanum. The body
C S"a touho iyins In bed this morning by
Chief Goods, of the police force ma
MS brother. Robert Travers. The last
seen of the decedent was THURSDAY
"hen he visited mis- wife. who recently
underwent an operation at the Alex
anuria Hospital. She was not notified
OF the death of her husband
An empty bottle which had contain
ed laudanum, together with ons No.
tally filled with carbolic acid werc
round on table beside the bed. Coro
ner S B. Moore gave certificate OF
death by suicide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Challenge DECLINED

ISpeciaI 70 The Times- Dspatch.l
AsheTilie. y. c., February 1.-THE man
agemeHt of the Ashevsle Basketball team.
which recently won the cham pionsh.p OF
the TWO carol!nas and Tennessee Tonight
received wire from Columbus. Ga. decIin.
ball championship FOR the South which thc
Columbus team now holds. Columbus stated
that 1; had open dates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
big TITuc SHOW.

Dig time snow.
I'm altogether excellent bin is ofcrel
az the Empire this week. al! Of the uye
acts beiny high class, rae fac, tina.
me feminine predominatcs docs not
lessen the pleasure OF the perform.
ahce. Indeed. there are some sprightly
mlsseE IN each of tho acts cXcep, one.
and they do things and wear things
veil. go up and see.
After 4 splendid picture presenting
an Indian version of Romeo ana Juliet
has won the applause OF the audience.
three girls calling themselves rac PEN
nlAton sisters come TO tho front in a
dancing act which, while not brilliant,
Is pleasing. because OF the vim ana
energy with which the young women
attack their work. They arc the
pchiest kind Of ponies
After the girls have danced their
way off stage, Frances Nordsir from and
Harry Gibbs present one OF tae clever
est funniest and spIciest sketches seen
IN Richmond since the good old days.
IT Is called VIA the Gas Route" and
IT'S every bit laughing gas. Epitom
ized' II is the story OF man and wife.
theatrically inclined. but without work
and a huge bill staring them In the
race. During the romantic period they
have signed an agreement whereby
Then one Tas TO die the other would
80. too. The time has come. in the
opinion OF the wife. No better method
being Forthcoming. the gas route Is
suggested OF course, they do not die.
That wouldn't he funny Instead they
set n telegram Offering them an en-
gasemcnt. Rehearsal Of the part fol :
lows, and some more good work is
brought out. It's simply funny and
then some. Miss Nords;rom can act.
and SO can her partner. Harry Gibbs.
With such a combination. rendering
II good sketch. the result Is bound 10
be fun
Helen Dickson. Gibsonesque In the
extreme, and hobbl.d. does three or
four songs and has a monolorue o.
the female George Evans variety. She
gets many laughs and wears two stun
Ming costumes
Redway and Lawrence sing and
dance. and Talk and make love. and
please. Their act Is medley. rum
ming all the way from song and dance
to musical comedy. The program fails
to distinguish the male from the fe-
male member OF the team. but as hotl,
are good 1t doesn't matter. There
have been poorer acts at the TOP OF
many bill.
The show closes with eccentric Jug
Cling by Major and Roy, one OF tho
pair working black face It's bang
up act. and that It held the audience
glued until tho drop OF the curtain Is
proof that the principals were appre-
ciat.d
Finally. It's big time show at
small time prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Bowling

A large crowd of rootcrs helped tho
ItcminStons last night to take lwo
out OF three games from the Virgin
presence and enthusiastic roofing, but
could not stay the onward march Of
The victors Captain IIandley hovlcd
IN hne FORM leading his team both
in high score and high total with
Cosby second. For the Virglninns, A
Sutterlin was high score and Captain
Splitting high total The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
COMING ON SPECIAL TRAINS
Cook County, Ill, Democrats Plan for
National Convention.

Chicago. Februar~ le.--The Cook
County Democracy Marching Club
made final plans last night FOR at
tending the Democratic National Con :
vention at Baltimore next June.
At least 900 members of the or
ganfzation are expected to leave Chit
cago on n special train June rs. While
there tho club members will slecp on
n boat which has already been char
tered. The trip Is part of the plans
for. the annual pleasure tour OF the
club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Lightship Blown From Position.

less dispatch to the branch hydro
graphic office at Norfolk to-day from
the Merchants and Miners Line steam
er Cretan reported that Diamond
Shoals Lightship had been blown from
her fixed position and lies anchored
three miles south by west of her usual
station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
DnsebnlI squad nj Work.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
Charlottesville, Va. February l2.-Vir-
c!nia's baseball squad entered to-day upon
It's second week OF practice. after getting
in Ave full days In the open last week. \
number OF candida reported this
afternoon. ana the workout was very spir-
tied. Before practice was begun q picture
OF the sQuS5 was taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

Of the crring Percy Peters CIV. j.
walsh. and Thomas y. Mahcr a won
derfulfy brave so.dicr ii he has has
Uniform ON uredcrlck SMITH, and
Alexis, waiter (krafton WaitonJ,
and al the rest.
funny show. well presented. with
a production SO complete that one says.
Just like David Beiasco." q. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Totals ..,.... :3l gOa AK o7.7
Tonight at $50 C'oolt prIn,i,r r.
LII
Stumbling OF uIni,,.


The Chesapeake and Ohio team added
another laulel last night by defea,Ini:
Burk * Co. all three games The seq
Chesapeake and Ohio only won he
one pin. Following is the score.
Bur- AZ Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

Summary Field goals, Mcclure. g.;
Stonesifer. 81 Norman ?: Honaker;
English g. Stickley. 4 Creole; L. Mont
Eomery. Goals from fouls, Stonesifer
6; Stickley. .. Fouls committed, Roa-
noke, 5: Christian College. 20. Ref
cree, Adams. OF Salem, and Warthen.
of Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Georre Conan. Ri~ Play

The coming of Conan & Harris's pro-
duction OF George NJ. Cohan's great
American play Get-Eich- Quick Wal
lingford" Is an event long anticipated
by local theatre gcers who have heard
OF Its phenominal success in New York
and Chicago. where the comedy has
been the dominating attraction for the
past two seasons.
Get Rich Quick Wallingford" will be
presented here al the Academy We'd
nesday and Thursday and Thursday
matinee.