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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-02
Is CENT '.DANDERINE'' FOR FALLING
HAIR AND DANDRUFF---GROW HAIR
pay so for worthless hair toncsUse DID, reliable
harmless "Danderine"-Cet results.

Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton'e
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and after the first ap-
plication you will say it was the best
investment you ever made. Your hair
viii Immediately take on that life
lustre and luxuriance which is so beau
tiful. 1t will become wavy and fluffy
and have the appearance of abundance:
an Incompatible gloss and softness. but
what will please you most will be after
just a few weeks use, when you will
actually a lot of fine, downy hair
new hair-growing all over the SCALP
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-02

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruff-that awful seurf
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff 1t robs the hair
of it's lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
If not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast
A little Danderine tonight-now-
anytime-will surely save your hair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-02
PEABODY MAN CHOSEN
Colonel johnson Appointed Secretary
Democratic Advisory Committee.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Joseph E. Davies,
western manager of the Democratic
national committee, has announced
the appointment of Colonel J. c. John
son of Peabody, Kan, as secretary of
the Democratic national advisory COM
mittee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

TO- Its country club and casino. II Is
the GENRE OF fine country homes and
large estates. covering the nrst and sec
ond ranges OF hills.
Tarrytown has Phlll'psc Manor on the
river shore. with n new railroad sta
ton and hfty houses built by owners
at an average cost OF $4,000 each.
Northward the character of the coun-
try changes slightly. II ls largely taken
up by estates. which give place at two
points to the villages OF Osslning and
Peekskiil.
II Is impossible to describe the grand
eur OF the American Rhine" To thos
familiar with the ne I'D river and
towering Palisades along It's western
shore. II has perhaps lost some OF It's
glsmor. but we must not forget fhat
this short stretch OF river " famed the
world over for Its beauty, and those wh'
are fortunate enough to live In West
chester County within slight OF II should
echo the sentiment OF Washington Irv
ing: II thank God that I was born or
the banks OF the Hudson"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

suffrage Week VIII be celebrated at
Qhmmerstein's Victoria Theatre by
Doatrice orbes-Robertson. Mary Shaw,
laes. HAsriott Stanton Batch. Ines NIL
AoIand. Mrs.. o. H p. Belmont, Ella
wheeler WILCOX ana other speakers.
TIE vaudeville bill wifi include Belle
lAksr. wilfred Ciarks and Company.
1ueius Tannsn and Marion Carson.
Among the entertainers at the Madi-
CnSeyle, soprano: Jack Dsiy and May
Woehl, Texas Tommy dancers; MNs.
IAFontaine and Carlos Dumont in the
TANNER Dance. end Anna Regain "ooou
shoutG."
b. r. Keith reopsns the Colonial
Theatre on Monday with EDNA Good
rich in The Awakening of Minerva"
Bessie Wynn in new songs. Nina Payne
IN the rench pantom1me La Sonam-
bula," Jack Hazard. the story-teller;
Kate Gilmore and Sam Williams In THE
Hunter and the Huntress," and other
features.
virginia Harmed comes to the Alham-
bra In 1.-THE Call of Paris" of which
she 10 author. The bill will also include
Rice and Cohen In THE Path OF the
Primroses," VILLA Holt Wakefield in her
song-stories, Miss Robbie Gordon In
classic poses. Darrell and Conway in
''Behind the Scenes" and Felix Adler
"the plainclothes man."
Tho Bronx Theatre will have Sam
Chip and Mary Marble in The Land OF
Dykes" Cross and Josephine. dancers;
Hermine Shone in 1.-THE Little God
dess :" Gordon and Marx, German come
dams; Mosher, Hayes and Mosher and
others
At Proc,or's Fifth Avenue Theatre
prominent features OF the bill will be
Blanche Walsh in The Countess Ma
dine" Louis Simon and Kathryn Os-
terman presenting "ln Persian Gar
den" ana Charles and Fannie Van In
From Stage Carpenter 10 Actor. -
Among the attractions at Proctor's
Twenty-thlrd Street Theatre will be
Ed Hayes in The Wise Guy" "The
Ereet PAYERS OF Paris" and the Palace
Quartet.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
PARKS AND BEACHES.
ALL TO DANCE AT DOOLING'S.
Hull Moosers, Regulars, Tigers and
Even Prob ibitiOnist..

The Peter J. Dooling Association will
hold It's annual picnic ana summer fes-
tiyal next Wednesday evening at the
Manhattan Casino. one Hundred aud
Fifty-nfth street ana Eivhth avenue.
The friends OF the former County Clerk
usually turn out the biggest gathering O:
the year from the upper west side
II las been announced that tie fas-
tivitles this year are TO be altogether
nom partisan and invitations are cN-
tended to Republicans. Bull MooSers and
even Prohibitlonsts as well as 20 the
leaders followers In Tamnany Han
Mr.. Dooling, who Is Democratic "an-
didats for Congress fsrom the SlXteeath
District. wants to meet as many as
possible OF those whom he expects IA
have as constituents without regard to
their party Affiliations.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

Is NVTy ta'N
~ Josephs, with genuine
admiration. II daresay
that little thing is help
full to you In carrying
precious stones. Yes. no
one would readily discover the trick
and perhaps they might get pricked as
I did"
1T does not PAIN" inquired Lai Dass.
mo. a mere trick. l do not feel II
now. But look at my box. perhaps you
can find out It's secret. I Will sit down.
l feel a little tired
Mr. Josephs sat back In his easy chair
as the Hindu bent over the table. Some
thing had made him feel a little sleepy
his head nodded once or twice. lie be-
stirred himself with an effort, opening
his eyes wide.
Lal Dass was bending over the box:
his 1.-THE fingers caresseti>lts corners
Mr. Josephs felt very comfortable:
there was a nice. warm glow In his
veins. He closed his eyes again and his
chin dropped TO his chest.
The Hindu locke: up. The pawn.
broker lay back. head dropping forward
arms extended along his sides, legs
stretched straight out across the hearth
rug slight, gentle breathing sounded
from his lips; his chest rose and fell In
Ietuidr movements.
Lal Dass watched HIM for a moment
Then he quietly rose, and watkins
across TO him. lifted one of his arms and
let II drop. He raised an eyeild and
laid finger on the pupil. Josephs re.
manned motionless.
Lal Dass went over to the door. omen ed
II and gave Q low. peculiar CRY. Gu,
OF the gloom OF the yard came Lindsay
and the two walked into the parior. La
Dass pointed first to the box, then L
the motionless figure.
Are the things in there asixe
Lindsay. looking at the box.
Yes: take the box and wait for m,
outside. Do not attempt to escape me
friend Lindsay. have eyes in the hacl
| OF my head"
You're a devil" said the seaman
He lifted up the bra S. bound box an,
hid II beneath his rough jacket. II
went toward the door and turned.
| And your he said duestioninEly
| Lal Dass smiled evflly and motione
him away. When Lindsay had passe
the door he turned TO the figure In IN
chair. For a moment he elaborated
then from beneath his coat he dre'
forth a cord OF silk. soft and stronf
and went over to the pawnbro<er.
Josephs made no motion as tho cor
Of death wound itself subtly around hi
neck.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

~INTRO's iatest comedy 1.-THE
- NNndthe.ps,nt. Girl" xJt, Miss
i p,1,,a p,,-,,. ~. r,,,s,c,,
~
s,s ne,ue, eope"s .mo Lyeoun'
VI Snoh"y hish' Inc s'"ry ~
N account OF the aoVe OF the youthrui
Viecount Farncombe Tor Lilly Upjohn,
called lilly Parradell. first girl" at the
Pandora Theatre. The play has caste
q its basic idea, Young Farncomoe
t.u. Iuv. "r, Won, dom, marry mo nm
-. g. ~, To-. 4. al, IN w., .,aa a,
-. -
90 .. -, - 1,r, .,
Soo hears me ~ VIII % no uaui' vi
mme II you cont grow 10 love me IN
time" Farncombe 10 Just at the age
when nothing matters. But Lily forces
him to listen 70 one or two things that
40 n,ntter. Sha tells him her origin
90 ,,.x~. IT., u,a that II wm,,d he
.,~or. 20 hsr 70 ,narrv him.
~, N,,.ar, P,ymond
go,t VIZ, ,,an,o $780, ~. l.,
x I.ams.,. Irrr;. No No, E,ra,.
49, %.o,an 80 yd,a pacha,
'oA''
r,.. n,,,,o,,or ~, an.
Daviu neiav ,. ii, 81
Dan,hlio TN,aatra on
ottereo -. ~. r,a :.
TUESDAY ns 49, ~. En-,
Ahce p,auoy. nv" a.. ~. Ii,
DOW az urann'oo e ..,.e a..
be acted oy Emma pIHn' WIZ h.",'s
Corrlsah' Eiau's ina"so',' ,, tooe'' w
wade Jr'' milton S"e hhu ,.r. -unN
weli-Conover IN othsr parts me gov
ernors Lazy tens a simple story OF
man ana woman VINO nave .een mar
ried thirty years VINO nave risen from
poverty TO riches only 10 rnd thelr ar
lection sorely tested by the unexpected
conditions which each regards differ
entity
his wife Mary has stood stu. He deter
mines to divorce her and marry a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

and Rennold Wolf and music by clifton
Crawford and Augustus Baratt. comes
to the Park Theatre on Thursday night.
Mr.. Crawford appears for the first time
as star. His role IL that of Dickie
VANDERBILT. a wealthy young idler who
gets into fracas with man as he Is
about to sail. A newspaper report leads
him to believe he has killed the man.
Anxious to hide until the next day when
another steamer sails. he takes the post
or a chauffeur named Samuel Brown.
This chauffeur has Interior reasons for
accepting the proposed change OF iden-
tty. In n tit OF pique at his sweetheart
he has enlisted IN tho United States
army. and having made UP his quarrel
has failed to report for duty, and has
been declared deserter. Dick has no
sooner taken his place than he IL ar
rested and sent to Governors Island.
How he endures there the hardships of
private soldier and how he Is brought
into contact with girl OF another class
through whose influence he ceases 10 be
waster are later incidents OF the play
With Mr.. Crawford will be Rita STAN
wood, Harriet Burt. Florence Edney,
Olive Ulrich. Frank II. Belcher, John
Hendricks. Harry WILLIAMS, Harry Far
leigh and Others.
ftoW 10 HVe ike mllllOnaire on
nothing a year will have a dramatic
representation on next Saturday night.
when Tim Murphy Is to appear at the
Hudson Theatre In a new play entitled
Honest Jim Blunt" The play Is the
work Of new playwright.
To-nlghts opening performance at
Days Theatre OF Edward Knobiauch's
new play Discovering America" In
which Lewis Waller Is to appear win
begin at O'Clock.
Louis Mann In 'Elevatlng a Husband"
will he next weeks attraction at the
Grand Opera House.
est Elmo Is announced as the OFFER
Ing OF the stock company At the Man
haitian Opera House.
Tie Corse Payton company AT the
West End Theatre will revive THE
Right OF Way"
1.-The Gay Masqueraders" will be at
the Columbia.
A new burlesque called 'Dugan, the
Deputy" will be produced at the Muir.
| ray Hill Theatre.
'-rhe Queen OF Bohemia" will reign at
| Hur,ig & Seamon's.
THE Auto Girls come 70 Miners
| Eighth Avenue TheatreA At Miners
| Theatre In the Bronx will he THE
Moulin Rouge" company.
1.-THE Social Maids" will be seen at the
| Olympic
| PARKS AND BEACHES.
Tho bill at Henderson's Music Hall.
Coney Island. Will include Clark and
| Hamilton In a musical sklt, the Chung
Hawa Comedy Four Eddie Ford and
other dancers. Carson and Willard in
The Dutch IN China" and Percy
Waram in THE Boatswaln's Mate"
| Big crowds continue to enjoy the
| countless shows AZ Luna Park.
| Cayn.va! features will be added TO
| trr attractions OF Steeplechase Park
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
.,rr A DRINKING CUP FREE!

DO not break the law. You will II
you use q public drinking cup. In tho
81 nday World next sunday will be .
coupon which can BE- exchanged for
Scur ohoioc OF . collapsibls aluminium
drinking cup with cover or IN oiled
pppsr sanitary drinking cup In . case.
kney win be gives sway free.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
C0NST,PATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY,
LIVER TORPEDO CASCARETS SURE


som ou gascsturn out tong with Cascarc.
in
, dgested and menng food and that
onipation poison from the bowels Then will feel great
A box from
will head stomach liver and bowels regular
andm make children
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
Billie Burke Will Be Seen in

Billie Burke Will Be Seen in
Pinero's "The 'Mind-the-
Paint Girl"-BelaSco'S Pro-
duction of 1.-THE Governors
Lady" Set for Tuesday
Night-"Within the Law"
Opens the New Eltinge
Theatre-"My Best Girl"
Comes to the Park-Tim
Murphy Returns in "Honest
Jim Blunt Lewis Waller
Brings Out "Discovering
America" Tonight.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
$ bitsky, Kept, Awake by Pain,
Watched Thief Work From
Window ofBrooklyn Home
THEN HE CALLED COP.
Policeman Fells Robber With
Pistol as He's About to Move
4 Silk House Into a Taxicab.

II Morris zibts1<y. q No. % Moore
street. Brooklyn. hadn't teen suffering
this morning from . jumping tooth
ache. his friend. BENJAMIN Isra elsky,
who has a big jobbinS business In dry
goods and silks at 81 Moore street.
would have been ont about s7So and
Droo1slyn's automobile burglar woridn't
have been in Jail now.
zibitsky couldn't sleep. 20 he got up
and at At his window. He nursed HE
bdcuspid. rocked In his chair and
sseaned In anguish. A toothachs occu-
plss . mans whole attention.
Bye and bys-ft was o'clock-Zibtt-
Nv observed a man malong his way In
tAroush the transom of Inaslsky's. The
eofferer let go his tooth and used his
eyes until the latter reached out and
rested on the window pane. The bur-
glar got inside the store and soon after
DaekaGes came flying out through the
6tnsom. Finally the burglar came out
the same way.
BY this time zabdtsaU's toothachs
vas gone. With open mouth no watched
che burglar gather W bis spoiis and
put than inside the door In . halfway
adjoining the store. right across the
street. The burglar walked away and
nAbitsky. hastily dressing himself. went
90. on vhe street and found Policeman
Nicholas Stern. OF the Stage street sta
Ten. ne wac very ex0tsd. but the oop-
Per Gained Ids 6ears and went back
into the hallway 70 await ehs rstusu OF
HE prey.
About three O'Clock q taxicab owned
oy the 0aisty TAxicab Company and
piloted by Chauffeur Hiram Maranoff
stopped in front OF me hallway and
the burglar. with I'll the conndsnoe In
tne world. opened the door Of the hall
way behind which were his packages.
Policeman Stern pounced on him with
hts gun drawn and told him to throw
UP his hands. The burglar complied.
but his hands were closed and they
wvre driven into the pouceman's eacs.
KNOCKS BURGLAR DOWN WITH
BARREL OF PISTOL
Swat! Down came the Gun barrsi
right on tho top Of the burglars head.
and he fell 70 his knees. The polios-
put his foot on his neck. The chauffeur
rushed up to SEQ what the trouble was
apd Stern bade him remain right whore
he was. Then he blew his whistle.
Two policemen answered the call and
burglar and packages were packed into
the tsx1cab and all hands went TO the
Stagg street station. Hero the chauffeur
eah that he had received . telephone
message to DO at BnoadwsU end 6aegel
avanuA Tor . load and be responded
without knowing what kind Of load he
vas Guent to get The ooaios excused
IN.
TAe Ibursfar save tn nAme II samrusl
Iswis. aSsd twenty.aix. Of No Ga New
Lots road. and sadd no was q book
SnpeN Nh1s morning hs was arraisnsd
. ~ Aanhattan Co4t and held on q
eaaaGs q burglary until Monday With
- bah
~ police belisve that In LswaD they
~ captured the automobile burglar
- has tsTrorised The 5ohning district
q Brooklyn for ths past six weeks.
oU1nS ws1bch time NO LEES than thirty
S@glar3ss have been committed In the
pocaAGss Lswis took from tho store OF
3gsaslsly silks valued q $40 were
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

The Hindu cntsrs the back decs<of the shop
and offers diamonds for sale. While he h,egl.-
Nth Joseph they talk of the boz. The Hindu
says he IL sure IL has q secret drawer, Lal Ds-
,sks the rawnbroker TO examine an ivory pocket
case. A needle shoots from II and pricks the
thumb OF Joscphs. 1.al Dsss. smiling. shows him
how to open the POCKET case.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
OUTSIDE VALUES
RISE WITH SPREAD
OF HOME SEEKERS

,,,. -., 49,. ,.-...a 49,.
'''u' va" 'p.' NV ~
largest part OF the metropolitan re"
estate market during the week. buyins
OF houses on small cash payments with
the balance due as rent In growing rapid-
Iy I'm popularity. Most OF the buyers have
,,y.d in civ nat. prominent, asv.,oo-
-, .a,.,. -. ,,,,.,,, a.r,,n,
''p'' .
TOT plOts IN inc outer zOue inc buyers
planning to build small. Inexpensive
houses rather than to hold the land
| speculativeiy.
Trading OF city fats and dwellings for
suburban or country places In prominent
I in brokerage reports The .ncrclslng
tendency OF population TO spread instead
market for outside holdings.
|
| Suburban sites and country Races are
rising In value much faster than city
residential properties. II IL new
equalization In land values due mainly
through iar outlying sections The
movement II accelerated by steadily Inn
proving transit facilities, particularly
oy the wider use OF automobiles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

r. Il. Ackerson Co. reports sales o
seventeen bungalow sites at Bright
waters during the past week Man,
buyers will build before winter. Tn,
all-year residents are Increasing fast.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
1.-THE Diamonds
By J. S. Fletcher
81, Romance OF Hoard of Missing JeiUels ucs,
0GN and the Mystery Which FoliotUed Them u
SYNOPSIS or PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

Copyright. 1905. BY the Frank A. Mun.-y Co.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07

My Best Girl" a musical play with
book and lyrics by Claiming Pollock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-07
CHAPTER M.
(Copuuuei.)
Footsteps on the Threshold.

.)HAT Is very clever" said
Josephs. with genuine
admiration. II daresay
that little thing is help
full to you in carrying
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02
ACCIDENT TO A DUNNELLONITE

A most unfortunate and deplorable
accident befell Mr.. John Dean We'd
nesday evening. While deer hunting
in the scrub" with Mr. Karl Schneider,
in some way Karl's horse, which was
tied to a sapling, broke loose and ran
away, and John, seeing the runaway,
mounted his own steed and went in
pursuit, and it was during this chase
that he sustained severe injuries,
caused by his horse dashing him
against tree, breaking his jaw-bone
and bruising him otherwise, and rem
dering him unconscious. The acct
dent was witnessed by two negroes.
who hurriedly brought word, and Mr..
Harry Peter responded, going in his
car. On their arrival DR.. Baskin took
charge of the case and administered
medical treatment Mr.. Deans many
friends, who are deeply panied be-
cause of his accident, now feel much
comforted to learn that he is rapidly
recovering Advocate
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02
BEER IN DRY COUNTIES

The supreme court of the United
States handed down a decision Mon
day to the effect that those who re-
side in dry" territory may have their
beer, regardless of what laws the
states may pass.
The court rules that beer is a COM
modify and that railroads must car
ry it when offered for transportation
from one state into the dry coun-
ties of another state, regardless of
what laws may have been enacted by
the latter state. The supreme court
made this ruling regarding proposed
shipments of beer from Indiana into
dry counties Of the state of Ken
lucky.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02

We had a pleasant call Friday
from Mr.. R. W. Erwin of Crystal Riv-
er and Mr.. Johnson of Griffin, Ga,
the latter handling Florida fish and
oysters shipped by the former gentle
man. Both gentlemen say that trade
conditions are encouraging.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02

Pleas Holt recently suppressed a
colored minstrel parade in Jackson
vile on Sunday. The Arcadia News
attributes it to the moral influence of
Pastor w. ]. Carpenter
Times. If so potential, why did he
leave Tampa?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02
NOTICE

The Board of County Commission
ers will receive bids for one carload
assorted sizes metal culverts, ranging
from 10 to 4S inches, on Wednesday,
February It'll, 1912, at noon.
1-5-5t S. T. SISTRUNK, Clerk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02

Maurice Tabateau made a new rec.
ord for rapid aeroplane flying at Pau.
France, on January "a. He made
1885 miles in 1 hour, "a minues and
81 seconds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02

The Tampa newspapers say that
Tampa is in the lead for the bulk of
the Panama trade.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-02

Buy your kodak supplies at Mills
Studio, where you can bet the best
1-5-tf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
FOUR MONTHS AND FINE
FOR THE SELLING OF eEVo

WESTON, W. Va, March 22.-S. NJ
Burnside, Fl. !; Henry and John Ritz,
who were convicted at the present
term of Criminal court for selling
"beyo" an alleged Intoxicating drink
manufactured by the Fairmont Brew
ing company, we're today sensterced by
Judge Iynchtto pay fine of slS5 and
serve four months n iail.
Each defendant has maze an appeal
from the verdict of the jury, and pc
titioned for d new trial, This was
denied and at the same time sentence
was imposed in a lengthy written
oriron handed down by the court.
Notice of an,appeal TO the State sli,
preme court was then served by the
defendants counsel, and the men were
released under bond OF $500 each,
pending the result of this action
Judge Lynch this afternoon granted
Prosecuting Attorney sYlnt a sweep
! ing injunction, closing lm all beve
Joints and abatlng them as a. nuisance
. r b "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
gonEY BOY EVANS COMING.

When George Evans presents his
new Honey Boy Minsrels at the
Grand theater-goers are promised a
productlonot this time hoRored enter
tainuent fully up to the high standard
which&bas prevailed during the four
years ot1llg enjoyed by the organiza-
ton. $iTnls5Sear's production is the
first one tors which George Evans Is
sponsor and IL is Therefore to be ex.
reoted thatha will present an entirety
Of excellence. Everything is prom
ised to be spic, span nav and the com.
pany surrounding Honey Boy embrace
many of the best miustren artists In
America. OF course Honey Boy" Ev-
ans heads the Comedians and then
comes John King. Sam Lee Charles
Hrliard, William Cawley, Lew Gil
more, Pierce Keegan and James Gas;
tie. The important singing corps en-
braces Vaughn Comfort James Nee.
han, Joseph Gillespie, Sam Lloyd and
Master George Ko:y, The dancers
arc headed by Tommy Hyde, the
worlds greatest soft shoe dancer. Oh
course the organization presents an
orchestra OF excellence and the must.
cal pc"tion of the progrtmme,is thus
assured. az