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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

luncheon tomorrow afternoon. Those who VIII
be present at the luncheon will be Mrs. Charles
Gorham Mrs u. G.. Rensselaer,, Miss Mildred
Hara, Miss Mildred Hest, Miss Helen Hoffman,
Miss Lillian Fisher, Miss Mary Grauer, Miss
Tilla Ganss, Miss Myrtle steutzer, Miss Thelma
Grieves and Cora Yost.
Miss Marian Smith, Of 1881 West Erie avenue,
entertained Informally this afternoon, when her
guests included Miss Mabel Lind Miss Mar
garet Morgan, Mrs Ludwig Fllbert, Miss Mil
dred Williams and Miss Mary Goshorn
Miss Florence Geikler gave a luncheon and
shower today at her home 1886 West Erie
avenue for Miss Lillian Beckman Nasle, whose
marriage to II. william Billetter will take place
next month Pink chrysanthemums and ferns
were used effectively In the decorations. other
guests were Miss Minnie Craig, Mrs. George N.
Nicholson, Miss Regina Lentz, Miss Mildred
stahr Miss Jane Curran Miss Mary Corwln.
Miss Helen Gegenheimer, Miss Adallne Froeiich,
Miss Ethel Kneass and Miss Constance Gosking.
Mrs Frederick s. Dietz, Of 1880 North nth
street, gave tea on wednesday afternoon for
her daughter Miss Josephine May Detz, at
which announcement made of the engage
ment of Miss Diets to G. Harding Knauer.
Miss Wanda Groeneveld. of 1899 North Fiji
teenth street, entertained her sewing circle yes
terday afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. Erwin
English, Mrs. Harry Couthard, Mrs. Everett
Zimmerman, Miss Alice Asult Miss Elsa Rue
tcnberg Miss Violet Shmldheiser and Miss
Rene Shmdheiser.
Mrs. William Datz Of Allegheny avenue and
18th street, entertained the members of her
card club at bridge yesterday afternoon. Her
guests were Miss Christine Subers, Miss Marie
Froech, Miss Katharine Schofeld, Miss
Genevieve Campbell, Hiss Mary Jacobs, lhrs.
Thomas Seward, Mrs. JOHN Kiefer, and Mrs
Leroy walker.
Mrs Harry w. Brick, of 45t9 North Nine
teenth street, has her guest for the week
her sister, Miss Lidie Derbyshre of Wildwood,
N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. William J. Sheehan will give an in
formal dance for her daughters, Miss Helen
DuEan and Miss Marie Dugan, at their home.
4o44 Chestnut street, this evening. The deco
rations will be autumn leaves and yellow
chrysanthemums and among the guests will be
Mrs Harry Founders, Mr.. and Mrs. John Null
ton, Miss Virginia Mutton DIR. and Mrs. Felix
Katar, Mr.. and Mrs William Dickert, Mrs.
Joseph Scull, Miss Edna Dickert, Christian
Sterlin. Charles Casper and Adam Carroll.
Mrs. Charles Adamson OF 1927 Chestnut
street, will give a costume dance for her daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah Adamson, Friday evening,
October 80, at her home Madam Rosiia
Schwimifer, Of Budapest Hungary, secretary
OF the Womans Suffrage Alliance, will be the
guest of Mrs Adamson for week during
her stay in the city She will arrive tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed Smucker, of 225
South 41st street, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Smucker and Pierson Clement Irwin Sat-
urday, November 7, at IL o'clock in st. NIary's
Church, 39th and Locust streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip c. Adams, of 255 South
SSth street, are entertaining Mrs Adams sister,
Mrs. John McKenna, of Lansdowne, Pa.
The Delta Chi Fraternity win give a tea Sat
urday, October "a, from until o'clock, at
its house, Ill South 37th street.
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THEATRICAL BAEDEKER

ADELPHI-"A Pair of Slxes,' farce by Ed
ward Peple. Two business partners shoot a
cold hand, the winner to retain the business.
the loser to become his body servant for a
year. Delightfully."- laughabe.
BROAD--"Lady Betty Martingale," new comedy
by John Luther Long and Frank Stayton.
noble lady of 1750 marres man condemned
to be hanged so as TO escape her debts. But
the man is pardoned!
FORREsT-"Papa's Darling" musical comedy
by Ivan Caryll. On the excuse of having
mythical son, q professor of moral psychology
visits Paris and-well, musically accompanied
complications follow
GARRICK-"The yellow Ticket" by Michael
Morton. Florence Reed. revealed as an
actress of supercminent ability in thrill.
ing melodrama of Russia.
KEITH'S-Niss Adeline Genee, petite danseuse,
in absolutely enchanting dances.
LITTLE THEATRE-"Arms and the Man" Re
vival of Bernard Shaw's play. Shaw said war
war purgatory-but twas before he met the
Kaiser.
LYRIC-"Passing Show of 1914" revue from
tho New York Winter Garden. Frivolous and
Iunny George Monroe gives original views
on "white slavery"
WALNUT-"Way Down East" Nineteen years
old-and appealing as ever. Presented by
capable company.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Charles Tiitschler, of 1923 Christian street will
entertain at stag card party tonight His
guests will be: Samuel Marshall Edward Dor
worth. Carl F. Miller John C. Thomson
Marshall Booker, Edwin Rieger, d. A. Smith,
John Leonard, Lewis L. Hall. John L. Runlle
The final game of Bridge tournament was
played on Wednesday evening. at the home of
Lieutenant Commander G. A. Bifet, in the
Girard Estate. There were four tables. The
same party was entertained on Saturday last
by Mrs. Charles F. Davis.
Miss Mary Qurk. who has been the guest
of Miss Nevada Penoit, of coll Snyder avenue
returned to her home Monday.
Friends of Mr., and Mrs. Frederick A. Rie-
mann save a dinner and reception at their home,
2SS Reed street, on Monday evening The
affair was complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Riemann. who very popular in downtown
social circles. Among those present we're Mrs.
S. a. Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan,
Mr. and Mrs George Brennan. Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Hackett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Butler Mrs NJ
Simpson, Mrs. Laura Frsch Miss Belle Nc
Hugh Miss Anna Maloney. Miss Sara Grogan
Miss Inez II. McNuIty. Miss Grace Dougherty
Miss Jano v Daley, Doctor Edward Sails
bury and Messrs Andrew Dougherty and Rob-
ert Rodgers.
Prof. William A. Davis and Mrs Davis
entertained at dinner Wednesday evening, at
their home, 2o1i South 18th street Among the
guests were Miss Daisy Lynch. Miss Marian
Brown, Miss Ella Harrington and Miss Mary
McCoskey.
Mrs. L. OConnelI, Mrs. ]. Fox Mrs f.
Hayes and Miss Margaret Dougherty will be
the hostesses at the euchre TO be given on No
Vember II, at nth and Ritner streets This
will be the second of series arranged for this
season. to be given the second Friday of each
month.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The Mayer Sulzberger Club was entertained
by Miss Bertha Rosenthal, OF 2s22 North 26th
street, last Sunday evening. A club meeting
was held in the beginning of the evening dur
ing which plans for the first annual dance
were discussed. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss Anna Bloom 225O East
CIearfed street, on Sunday next.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Mcneil. of 23is North
Park avenue will give reception tonight at
the Rittenhouse, when the guests of honor will
be their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
II. Lincoln Mcneil, of Germantown who were
married on october at the home Of the brides
mother Mrs. Fannie Slack. in Bethel, Conn
Members of the bridal party will assist I'm re-
celyng. Mrs. Mcneil. who was Miss Grace
Slack, had for her maid of honor her sister
Miss Elvra ], Slack and her bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Slack, another sister; Miss Hazel
Nutter. OF Boston Mass; Miss May Guernsey
OF Bound Brook, n. j.: Miss Hazel Andrews
and Miss Estelle Baird. OF Bethel. Conn. Other
members of the bridal party who will be ptes-
ent are Guy Luburg. OF Camden, n ], best
man; Edward Delk, James Ferguson Maurice
Carson. of this city; John Randle, New Haven
Conn. and Robert Heman, of Pittsburgh
ushers.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mrs. Frank scull and daughter. Miss Flor
ence Scull, Of Nentnor, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Smith, of 9Th and Penn streets.
Clarence Fuhrmann, of 44 Broadway, will give
piano recital on December 3 assisted by Mrs
Marie Stone-Langston List of Philadelphia, for
merly of this city This will be the first musical
and social event of the early winter
Miss Emma Gunter, of MOnrestown, has re-
turned from long stay in the Poconos
Mrs. William a. Davis, of 5l1 Cooper street.
has returned, after spending five months IN
Southern California, and is visiting her daugh-
ter at jackson, Miss.
Mrs. William Wells and her children, of sar-
dnac Lake, n, y, have been visiting Mrs
James F.. Green, of COS North Centre street, Mer-
chantville.
Or. and Mrs. H. e. Garrison of 4oS North 5tn
street, recently entertained wedding reception
IN honor of their son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs
r. ii. Garrison, who will live In Chicago.
Mrs. Theodore Webster. of MerchantvilIe has
returned from long stay in her cottage at
Ocean City.
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ROXBOROUCH

Mrs. Sarah Mayer. OF Pittsburgh, the guest of
MIRO. Robert C. Pyle. of ia Rochelle avenue,
who has been extensively entertained during
her visit to Wissahckon, gave a delightful
luncheon, followed by cards. on Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Pyle. Pink dahas and ferns
formed attractive decorations Her guests were
Mrs j. l.. Bernard, Mrs. Harry Pyle, Mrs Fred
erck Whitney. Mrs. Milford c. Fox, Mrs. Louis
Melvin Struse, Mrs. Robert 1nnes, Mrs. J. B.
Montgomery, Mrs. William w. Hilson Mrs. Jo-
seph Thomas, Mrs. James Schofed, Mrs. l. T.
Ryan, Mrs. {. E. Farks, Mre. Robert Pyle and
Miss Katharine PyleN
Mrs. James L. Bernard, OF Pittsburgh, is vs
itns her mother, Mrs. B. Lehman, of Hermitage
street.
Mrs. Frederick Stott, of Green lane, will be
the hostess at the next entertainment of her
sewing club. Friday, October go
Mrs. William r. Haggart, of 63ii Ridge ave-
nue., entertained at cards Wednesday after
noon for the members OF her 500 club The
game was followed by a buffet luncheon. The
guests Mrs. Harry H. Thompson, Mrs
A, l.. Adams, Mrs. PaXson James, Mrs. Mary
Mott, Mrs. Elmer Phsterer, Mrs. George Hol-
land Mrs John o. Struse. Mrs. William VIII
son, Mrs. Benjamin Hendren Mrs. William
Ames and Miss Edith Fighter.
Miss Hettie Elizabeth Sheldrake, of Lever
ington avenue, gave C. Conversations Satur-
Current Events Club.
Lawrence Fox has returned to Wissahckon,
after spending several months in Europe.
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Queen lane, gave q dinner, wednesday night
before the weekly dance at the Germantown
Cricket Club. The table was artistically deco
rated with crimson dahlias and red candle
shades. The guests we're Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Fitch, Mrs. Alice Dorrance Hood, Miss Winni-
frid Dorrance Howard Sheble and Daniel
Davis
Miss Phebe Ingerso Wilmer, daughter of
Mrs. Harry Wilmer, OF Centreville, Md, and
sister of Dr. Harry B. Wilmer, of Germantown
will become the bride Of Howard Wood, Jr
Saturday, November 7, at o'clock, in St
Lukes Church, Germantown avenue and
Coulter street. Miss Winners only attendant
will be Miss Gertrude outerbridre. There will
be no reception, as the brides family is in
mourning, and the wedding will be an ex-
tremey quiet one.
Miss Mary Humphreys, Of 541 Pelham Road,
gave a pretty luncheon to her bridesmaids,
Wednesday, at her home. The table was taste
fully arranged with white chrysanthemums,
and white favors appropriate to the occasion
were given The guests included Miss Madeline
Paine, Miss Gladys Paine, Miss Agnes Lewis,
Miss Anne sites, and Miss Emily Moffly.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Tallman, of the
Delmar-M Morris, left last Monday for a motor
trip through Delaware and Maryland.
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CHESTER AND VICINITY

Miss Euniee Beniston, of Prospect Park. has
returned from weeks visit at Fort Wash
ington, where she was the guest Of Miss Mar
garet Bauer.
William W. Johnson and family have re-
turned to their home at Eddystone from a visit
to friends at Childs, Me
Mrs. William Marshall and Mrs, Thomas
beVonshiFe' OF Linwood' have returned from
Edgmoor. Del, where they spent several davs
with friends.
Miss Emma Calvert OF Glen Riddle. is the
guest OF Miss Violet Geary at Prospect Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin D. Wood. OF Ridley Parl,
are on an automobile trip through the New,
England States.
Miss Pearl Nicholas, Of Madison street Is
visiting friends at LennL
hiss WilhelmiPa Weber has returned TO her
home at Mulyihe. N J.. after a months wish
10 her sister. MIA J. H Beans. at Norwood.
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CHESTNUT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leeds Barroll. who have been
spending the summer at their cottage at Rye
Beach, N. H., have returned to their home at
Allen lane.
Miss Anna Louis Barroll. who has been in
New York for the past three weeks as the guest
of her aunt. Mrs William Thurston. returned
to her home the early part of the week.
Friends OF Miss Marion Naylor, daughter of
Mrs. John s. Naylor. OF 90Ol West Chestnut ave-
nue.. will regret to learn that she was operated
on for appendicitis yesterday at the Chestnut
Hill Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Norris and Miss Lisa
Norris. of 16 East Chestnut avenue, Chestnut
fIIl. who have been at Narragansett Pier. r. l..
since June. will return to Philadelphia and open
their house before the LIST OF November Miss
Norris. although she will not make her debut
this winter. will entertain extensively.
Miss Jean Morris Lille daughter OF Air and
Mrs Lewis Lille. will be honor guest at a
luncheon and matinee party on Wednesday.
November l. which will be given by Mrs. Ran
dtl Morgan.
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GERMANTOWN

The class Of 1892 Germantown Academy will
give It's e2d annual dinner at Mannheim, Tuesday
night October q. Among the members are
Frederick NJ. Dunn. C. Percy Brick. Ferdinand
Graves, Samuel Hazard, John Hamil, Dr. @.
Chaplin Jenkins, William Jordan, Samuel S.
Laird, Luther Martin. Sd: Charles Z. Morgan,
George e. Morgan, Horace Mather Llpplncott.
Allen NJ. Matthews. william L. MoOrehouse.
Charles Rogers. Jr.; Henry W. Pugh Ralph E.
and L4ewellyn A White.
AR. and Mrs Robert N. Janney and Mr and
Mrs. Edward r. Wright motored TO Atlantic
City on Sunday where they spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Blakeley. Of 2sas Indian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
FLASHES FROM STARS

Hazel Dawn will begin engagement at the
Garrck Theatre Monday November g in THE
Debutante" a musical play. for which
Harry b. Smith provided the book Robert B.
Smith the lyrics and Victor Herbert the music.
Miss Dawn's tour is under the management of
John c. Fisher, who the senior partner
OF the firm that originally produced "Floro-
dora" in this country. The scenes of The
Debutantc" laid in England and Paris. For
The Debutante" Manager Fisher has engaged
an excellent cast of players, among them being
VIII West, William Danforth Alan Nude, Rob
ert q. PitlSin, Steward Baird, J. Abbott Worth
ley, Thomas Reynolds, Zoe Barnett Maude
Ode and Sylvia Jason. More than 100 per-
sons are connected with the organization sup
porting Miss Dawn in the new venture, which
includes a complete orchestra, selected by Vic
tor Herbert
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Ala, is expected to return to her home, 6337
Drexel road, on Thursday next.

Ala, is expected to return to her home, 6337
Drexel road on Thursday next
Over 10000 garments of every description
were collected this week in Overbrook, Merton
and other stations along the Main Line for the
suffering and homeless Belgians and will be
shipped Saturday to the Belgian Legation In
England and from there to Belgian soil An
empty house North 63d street, Overbrook
generously loaned for the purpose of re-
ceiving the articles. and Mrs. Paul Hagemans,
wife of the Belgian Consul, and her daughter,
besides well-known women in Overlook. were
at the residence every day to receive the
articles.
MERIoN-The Woman's Committee of the Mer-
ion Civic Association has aided greatly in OBJ
tanning clothes, etc, for the Belglans by send
ing out notices to the people around the neigh
borhood Among some of the prominent Merton
women who contributed all kinds OF warm
clothing for the war victims were Mrs Norman
Ellison, Mrs. Edward w. Box. Mrs. George d.
b. Darby. Mrs. Gideon Goericke and Mrs Row
land.
NARBERTH-Mr. and Mrs William ]. Mulhol-
land and Miss Ava c. Mulholland, of Chestnut
avenue. will go over to New York next We'd
nesday to attend the wedding OF Miss Mar
garet Scott Clnff and Harold Hegeman, son OF
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Hegeman of that city.
which will take place Wednesday evening at
$3.50 in the Apthorp Hotel, 10th and Broadway
Mrs. F. d. Walker will entertain at bridge
Friday afternoon, October 30, at her home on
Elmwood avenue.
Mrs. Fletcher W. Sites. OF GrayIIng and
Windsor roads. entertained the members OF her
sewing club Wednesday afternoon.
ARDMoRE-Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lee Knight,
who motored to Lakewood. N. j., where they
spent several days. have returned to their home
on Woodsde road
Miss Edith II. Baily will be guest OF honor at
a dinner which will be given before one of the
large balls this winter.
HAvERFoRD-Mlss Katharine Walker, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles e.
Tryon, of Rose lane, has returned to her home
in, West Park, n. j.
Miss Eleanor Gamble returned last week from
a short stay in Washington.
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DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Molly Baily Will Be Honor Guest at
Luncheon Today-Dance for Miss Cassatt.

Miss Molly Baily Will Be Honor Guest at a
Luncheon Today-Dance for Miss Cassatt.
Two debutante affairs will occupy the busy
little buds today Mr., and Mrs. Charles Winter
Baily gave large luncheon at the Bellevue
Stratford for their daughter, Miss Molly Wood
Baly. who was formally presented to society
on october g. at a tea which her parents gave
at their place in straford. Miss Baly is small
and very vivacous, and has been very popular
in the younger set.
The guests who were received by Mrs Baiy
and her daughter were seated at small tables
which were beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves and small hardy chrysanthemums Each
debutante received dainty bouquet
Tonight the gaiety will be on the Main Line,
when Mrs, Gardner Cassatt will give small
dinner-dance at her beautiful country home
Kelso in Berwyn, in honor OF her daughter.
Miss Eugenia Cassatt.
The dinner will be confined almost entirely to
the debutante set, and later the guests will be
augmented by few additional guests among
them members OF the very young married set
and some OF the older dancing men
Miss Cassatt will wear an extremely rirIisb
frock which is combination Of lace and tulle
over chiffon and a soft satin drop skirt The
dancing will continue until midnight
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ALONG THE READING

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Driver Booth have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are now
occupying their new home at Huntingdon, Pa
Mrs Booth will be remembered as Miss Leanora
Denniston, daughter of Mrs. Edward Evans
Denniston, before her marriage fortnight ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mcdonald Powell have
returned from their wedding trip, and are at
present In their home at Montclair.
n. J. Mrs. Powell will be remembered as Miss
Clara Schoble, of Wyncote, Pa
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TIOGA

ir. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Fries Of 33lO sgd
enham street. gave birthday party 10 their
daughter Margaret on Saturday afternoon. The
birthday table was beautifully decorated in
pink, and the little guests played many de-
ughtful games. Those participating included
Helen HeKtsehe. Mary Gallagher. Claire Thom-
son. Demma Ankele. Berniee Ankele. Dorothy
Heikel Margaret Fries, Frank Thomson and
Andrew HerseheL
Miss Edith Rentsehler, OF TiOss, VIII enter
tain number Of her friends az a birthday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

William a. Brady will shortly produce mas
sive production OF Thompson Buchanan's Life"
In the play are 50 speaking characters and IL en-
lists an ensemble of more than 100 Among the
players engaged for the production are Mrs
stuart Robson. Leonore Harris. Josephine
Drake Kathleen Mcdonnell, Lillian Page. Jane
Corcoran, Frazer Coulter. Dion Titherage John
Bowers, Walter Hampden, Ralph Stuart Et-
fnsham Pinto. Sheldon Lewis and Lynn Ham
mond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

Elsie Pilcer, dainty little dancer OF "Tha
Passing Show of 1914" is a sister of the re-
nowncd Harry, who taught the no less-renowned
Gaby Deslys to "trip the light fantastic" Elsie
Ptlcer Is now II years old. Her first stage ex-
perience was in "Clownland.' in which she did
solo dance. With her brother she did a tango
advertisement in the Little Parlsienne"
Throughout the show at the Lyric little Elsie
Ptlcer Winifred Grain and Ivan Bankofr, the
Russian dancer, fit about as turkey trot, tango
and maXixe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

Miss Elisabeth Marbury, who has been a
dramatic agent for % years, and John w. Rum
sey have announced that they had purchased
the play agency of Sclwyn & Co. as we'll as
that firms interest in the American Play Com
pany, an organization for the leasing of stock
plays. Archibald selwyn, Edgar Selwyn and
Crosby Guige, composing the firm of Selwyn
q Co. therefore retire authors agents and
will henceforth, as theatrical managers, devote
themselves entirely TO the production of plays
Miss Marbury and Mr.. Rumsey have arranged
to combine 'heir interests under the name of
the American Play Company Inc, with can
ita stock Of 100000, and have purchased the
play agencies and associated interests of Sol
wyn & Co, Elisabeth Marbury, the John "
Rumscy Play Company the American Pla,,
Company and the De Mile Company. This ra,,.
corporation will handle not only stock nl,vs
but original unproduced manuscripts. and viii
conhne itself simply 10 representing drama
lists 1t will not engage either in the nro,r.-
ton Of plays or in their purchase. The Apert-
can Play Company Inc, represents such cur
rent successes as Under Cover" IT Pavs p,