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The midland journal., 1914-11-13
West Nottingham Gun Club.

The club held its FIRST shoot on Satur-
day afternoon last, IA members partici
pating. The sport was thoroughly en-.
joyed. although most Of the scores were
low. as majority of the shooters were
new at the traps.
There will be practice shoot on Satur-
day afternoon, Nov. ID. at 1890 O'Clock.
A meeting Of the club will be held Tues.
day evening. Nov. II, at 1890 o'clock. at
the dormitory. We solicit your member
ship; come out and enjoy the invigor-
ating sport
Our Thanksgiving turkey shoot will be
held on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 81, al
1890 sharp. Be on hand to enter so we
may start the shoot promptly. There will
also be an event for the boys. with a
chicken as the trophy. Boys. come out
and try your luck.
SECRETARY.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
NEW BRIDGE

The revival services which have been In
progress at Octoraro Church closed on Friday
night The pastor was assisted by Rev Mr.
Anderson of Chester, who is a gifted and flu.
ent speaker. Miss Martha Woodrow, OF
Chester, was present for two weeks and sang
solo each evening in a very pleasing manner.
Delmar, the twelve year old son of Charles
Dempsey, had his head severely cut by being
thrown from bicycle which he was trying to
ride. on last Sunday. DR.. Jenness was called
and after dressing the wound took the lad to
his home.
Mr.. William Jackson spent last Saturday in
Perryville with his mother, who is qnite i'll
Frank Lennon has moved into the tenant
house of Mrs. Catharine Richards.
Mrs. Edna Reynolds. of Cochranville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Clifford Barrett.
Revival services have been held at Porter's
Grove M. P. church during the past two
weeks. The ladies of the church will hold
Pie Social at the church on Saturday evening,
Novel. Pie, sandwiches, coffee, etc will be
for sale. also a line of fancy articles. The
committee having the affair in charge will be
glad of contributions of any kind that will
help to make the social a financial success.
Mr.. Ivan Richards has purchased new saw
mill which he will shortly put in operation in
VIM. Fulton's woods, near Oakwood.
Mr.. John M. Sterrett and family and Mr.. H.
M. Duyckinck autoed in from Rising Sun on
Sunday and spent pleasant afternoon with
Mr.. Wm Sterrett and family
A horse belonging to Mr.. Il. Wayne Reyn-
olds, which was being kent bv Mr. T. a. Revn-
olds, dropped dead ON last Sunday.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
THEODORE.


Miss Edna Wilson, of Rising Sun, has been
visi ing her sister, Mrs. A. NJ McNamee.
Miss Laura Deputy spent Sunday with Mrs
Anna Let's.
Quite number from here took part in the
Halloween parade at North East. Miss Tacy
Williams received one of the prizes.
Mr.. Rowland Atkinson was the week end
guest of Miss Reba Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cheadles were recent
visitors of Mrs. Harry Mahoney.
Mrs. Layield Jackson was Charlestown
visitor last week.
Miss Eva Irwin spent Sunday with Miss
Tacy Williams.
Mrs. Harry Reynolds enjoyed trip to vii
mington and return on Mr.. Folkrod's motor
cycle.
Miss Olive Worth spent Sunday with Mis-,
Rhoda Let's,
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
PERSONALS.


Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. s. Pyle are SPEND
ing the week in Swarthmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Rrickley spent
Saturday and Sunday in West Grove.
Mrs. Samuel Entriken. OF Oxford, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Scott.
Miss Georgianna Stulges, Of Washing
ton. was the guest of the family of DR..
G. S. Dare during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Barnes. of Stating
ton, Pa, were guests several days last
week of the formers father, ]. W. Barnes.
Miss Sara Kirk and Miss Ethel Boyd,
spent several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose E. Drennen. West
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jones and Miss
Margaret Richardson were recent visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrington, Of
Newark. and also enjoyed the sights of
Wilmington while away
Mrs. B. P. Nichols and daughter Helen
enjoyed visit to friends at Ridley Park
on Sunday and Monday and spent the
balance of the week in Philadelphia
shopping and visiting.
S. H. Adams, Jr, of Pequa, Lancaster
county. has received an appointment as
railroad mail clerk. Before receiving the
above appointment Mr.. Adams had held
a position as stenoerapher for Philadel-
phia firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carson Rowland
have issued invitations to the marriage Of
gheir daughter Dorothy to Mr. Frank
HilIyer Winants on Tuesday evening.
December I. at $50 o'clock. at Emman-
ue Church, Baltimore. Following the
ceremony there will be a reception at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland, IS
West Madison street.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Chrysanthemum Tea.

The receipts from this annual culinary
event. held by the ladies of the Sunday
school and Epworth League. prove its
popularity and show it holds high favor.
The Tea was held on Wednesday evening
in the basement of the M. E church. and
was fully up to the high standard set by
thoseiof previous years. That it was lib
orally patonizei is shown by the $Ioo
in the cashiers strong box, taken in dur
ing the evening, about $7s of which will
be clear. The ladies feel much grati6ed
at the success of the Tea. while those who
partook of the dainty spread are equally
pleased.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
6oIdey College Graduation.

The graduating exercises of the
2Sth class of Goldey College, Will
-mington, will be held in the Play
house in that city, on Nov. IL.
There will be 125 graduates in
the class. The main address of the
evening, the annual address, will
be delivered by Rev. W. Quay
RosselIe, Ph. D., pastor of First
Baptist Church, Philada. Cover
nor Miller, of Delaware, will pre-
side and make an address.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
william Daniel Brock

William Daniel Brock, died Sunday
from uraemic poisoning. at his home in
Oxford. The deceased was al years of
age. He was native of Lancaster. For
years he. was employed by the Hersey
Chocolate establishment. but recently had
been superintendent of the Oxford con
dictionary plant. His wife and one
daughter survive. The funeral was held
Thursday. the remains being taken to
Lancaster for interment
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
WOODLAWN.

The regular monthly business and social OF
the Epworth League will be held in the hall
Friday night
Rev. @. N. Jones will start revival services
in Hopewell church this Sunday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society cleared s67 at their
recent supper.
Mrs. E. I. Bryde and Mildred, of Glenolden,
were guests of her mother, Mrs. j. B. Tyson,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Barnes and son, Mrs.
Jennie Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen. of
Wilmington, autoed to the home of Mr. Edw.
Barnes on Sunday.
Mr.. w. E. Linton and Miss Nettie Phillips,
of Wilmington, were guests of NJ. L. Thorn p.
son on Sunday.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
James Nathan 6earhart.

mes Nathan Gearhart. of near Colora,
died Sunday afternoon. 9TH inst from
paralysis. with which he was stricken a
week previous He was in his 6end year
and is survived by his. wife. one son,
Arthur. at home. and one daughter. Mrs.
John T McKeives, of Chester. The fun-
eral was held on Wednesday. with inter
ment at West Nottingh cham cemetery.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Maryland Water Company.

The Maryland Water Co. of Elkton
has elected the following directors: VIM
T. Warburton, Henry Vinsinger. Alfred
Davis. George McQuilkin, Peter H
Cleaver. Frank P. Price and John H
Terrell. of Elkton; c. NJ. Johnson and
Theodore F. Wilcox. of Baltimore. The
Directors organized by eIecting the fol
lowing ofiieers:-Ffank P. Price. Presi
dent; George McQuilkin, Vice President
John II Terrell, Secretary and Treasurer
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Miss Maud M. ChiIds.

Miss Maud M. Childs, daughter of
Rachel and the late c. M. Chlds, of
RowlandvilIe, died Nov. at Sabilisville.
Md. where she had been receiving treat
ment for tuberculosis. aged SO years
Her mother, two brothers and three
sisters survive The funeral was held on
Tuesday. with interment at West Not
tingham cemetery.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
John Aiken.

John Aiken, an aged resident of near
Colora, died Thursday morning. uath
inst at the home of his son James
Aiken, In the o3rd year of his age. Three
sons survive: James, Robert and An
drew. The funeral will be held Sunday.
Services at o'clock at the home of
James Aiken. Interment at West Not
ting ham cemetery.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13

Henry Writ Kibler, of Chesa-
peake City. and Ionia Benson, of
Earleville.
James 81. Hover and Viola M.
Weaver, both of Elkton.
Leroy Renshaw, of Philada.,
and Anna M. Mcvey, Conowingo.
Willis T. Taylor, of Port Depos-
it, and Grace Jackson, Blythedale.
William J. D. Wilcutts, of Mid
dletown, Del, and jamie A. Smith,
of Cecilton.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Samuel A Barnes.

Samuel A. Barnes died Friday in the
Philadelphia Hospital. after an illness of
nearly year, aged 90 He was son of
the late John and Jane Barnes and was
horn near this town. One brother sur
wives, John W. Barnes. of Rising Sun.
The funeral was held on Sunday with in
terment at West Nottingham cemetery.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Lester Walton.

Lester Walton son IT Mr. and Mrs.
Jason Walton, died Tuesday morning at
the home OF his sister, Mrs. Chester
PownaIl. near Elm. of heart trouble,
aged 20 years. His parents and several
brothers and sisters survive.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Mlss Katherine Denver.

Miss Katherine Denver. native of
Elkton. daughter Of the late Cornelius
and Margaret Denver, died Nov. 4,
in Wilmington, from stomach trouble.
Two sisters survive. The body was
inferred at Elkton on Saturday.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Mrs. Susan WIIlerdlre.

Mrs. Susan Willerdire, an aged lady
OF Chesapeake City. died at her home in
that town Nov. 4. aged 90 years. She
was twice married. her first husband
being the late John w Buchanan. Two
sons and one daughter survive her.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
mrs. James ]. McCauley.

Mrs. Ethlyn B. McCauley, wife Of
James Mccauley. died at her home
near Leeds. Nov. l.
Mrs. McCauley was before marriage
Miss GalIaher. of this county. She is
survived by her husband and two child
rem. Hayes McCauley, Of Childs. and
Elsie. wife of Walter Blackwell, of North
East
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
DEATHS.
John Alaard.

John Algard. son of v. B. Algard. of
Charlestown. died Nov. in that town.
after long illness of tuberculosis. from
which he had suffered for several years.
He is survived by his wife and two
children.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13
Mrs. Herbert Reynolds.

Mrs. Eta Reynolds. wife OF Herbert
Reynolds. Of Perryville. died Nov I. at a
Philadelphia hospital. She was before
marriage Miss Eta Nevil of North East,
and was I8 years of age. She is survived
by her husband and one child three weeks
old
The midland journal., 1914-11-13

Ladies and Misses Suits and Goats a
Bufington's. Note particularly thu
quality Of our $1,000 suits.
The midland journal., 1914-11-13

Season now on for gloves. Have you
seen the display al Bufington'sa
The midland journal., 1914-11-13

The celebrated York Buekwheat is now
on sale at Bufangton's.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
Don Joaquin Marti

Hemos tenido ell placer de recibir Ia
vista de don Joaquin Marti, Admins
trador general de la gran compania de
Opereta-l -lIimico-balable de Giova
nj Molasso.
La companla actuara en- San Juan. a
mediados de mayo
Els un g6nero completamente nuevo
aqui, y gustara, no cabe duda que gus.
tara.
FL senior Marti viene acompanado de
su sonora dos ninos. y Sc hospeda en-
ell Hotel Inglaterra
A la amabilidad de su saludo, cores
pondemos con identica cortesia.
Oportunamente iremos dando como
Ger algunos pormenOres references al
espectaculo que anuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
Ell vapor "Carolina"

Tn cable recibido de Nueva York
los lnforma que este hermoso buque
,hoc6 el lunes con ell "Cleveland", de
Hamburgo American Line, sufrien-
do ambos buques averias de pocas i'm
)ortancia.
Ell "Oleveland" sufri6 los mayores
afectos del choque en- uno de sus eos
tados, mientras que ell "Carolina" su-
frlo averlas en- la proa. Este 1ltimo
'traco al mnelle y va han sido repara-
los los desperfectos que tuvo.
La New York y Porto Rico Steam
ship Go. ha cablegrafado a sn ofcina
IN esta capital inform5ndole que eli
Carolina " saldra para este puerto ell
sabado pr6Ximo las doce del dia. de
acuerdo con su itinerario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
Ell ejercito americana

Ell ejercito active de los Estados
Unidos esta constituido de echenta mil
hombres, POGO mas 8 menos. De estos
la semana pasada habia ounce mil Ell
Filipinas, diez mil en- Hawaii y cinco
mil en- Panama
lie quedan pues cincuenta mil hom-
bres disponibles para la guarnici6n de
todos los fuertes y ciudades importan-
tes = x$e
Hasta la semana pasada soiamente
hab1a Ell la frontera mejicana ounce
mil soldados Asi es que de su ejercito
active, los Estados Unidos no podrian
llevar la frontera mejicana, Ell esta
'emana, arriba de cuarenta mil hom-
breS
Ell regimiento de Puerto Rico no ha
recibido 6rdenes de ningGn gGnero re-
lacionadas con el conficto me iicano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
La asamblea
del domingo

Con referencia a la Asamblea que los
tabaqueros huelguistas celebraron al
domingo. el coronel Stanton ha comu-
nicado al gobernador Wager 10 siguien,
te:
" En- la tarde de aver los tabaqueros
hnelguistas celebraron una asamblea en-
ell Cine Monte Carlo en- la que Santa
go lgleslas y otro leader llamado San
tlago Carreras hablaron injuriaron d
la pollcia que mantiene el 9rden cerca
Gle La fabrica de tabacos La Colectiva" !"
de Pnerta de Terra Acordaron pedir
hoy al gobernador que retirase la poll
e1a del mencionado sitio, 81 no Sc con-
segula, entonces, tomar medidas en6r-
gicas aunque Sc derramara sangre",
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
La sonora Mater

Anoche desflo por la moradG del Sc.
nor Fernandez Juncos todo 10 mas dis
tinguido de nuestra sociedad. Fue una
demostracion de cuanto Sc guerra Ell
esta capital a la honorable DANA faHle
cida.
Esta manana, d las siete, eel cadavel
de la sonora Mater de Fernandez Jun
cos fue llevado a Vega Baja, Ell Ell fe
rrocarrm, para enterrarlo en el pan
teon que la familia tiene en- el cemen
terio de esa poblaci6n, en- La cual ma
clio dona Dolores.
De la casa 4 la estaci6n el cadavel
fue llevado en- hombres por los hijos y
demas deudos de la sonora Mater. Fl
feretro desaparecia bajo una enormi
dad de coronas de flores.
A Vega BaJa fueron los familiares
de la tinada Y numerosos amigos
Fl BOIETIN reitera i la famila do
lienta la expression de su mas sentida
condolentia por esta abrumadora des-
gracia Que la afige
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21

cuando DESLIZA que. j. acaso nc
eran GENUINOS elementos puertorri-
quenos los que pitaron el jueves
| " por que no habian de ser elemen-
tos genuinamente puertorriquenos los
que silbaron ell Himno, 81 Gel Tempo
que es el peri6dico que representa- la
tendencia mas ANTERICANIZAN'rE
no habla mas que de CORTESIA, de
OBSEQUIOSIDAD, de BENEVO-
LENCIA. de GENEROSIDAD. como
coSas echadas de menos Ell los que sill
baron el STAR SPANGLED BAN
NER.
No .es por amor, no es por sentimien-
TO, no es por patriotismo, que pide Ell
TEMPO para cuando suena ell himno
americana una actitud distinta la que
observe gran parte del p1blico, al DIR
lilo. el Jueves pasado. .. Es por corte-
Sia. porque e. puertorriqueno fue STEM
pre- obsequioso, por benevolencia, por
lgenerosidad, que al decir del colega no
ha debido ocurrir 10 que ocurri6
De las palabras del Tempo sc deduce
que el himno americana es una cosa fo-
rastera aqui, y ademas de forastera, un
POGO molesta Porque el colega pide, en-
lprlmer termino. cOrtesia y obsequiosl-
dad Esto mas que para 10 de casa
hay que tenerlo para 10 forastero.
Pero ademas el colega pide BENEVO-
LENCIA Y GENEROSIDAD, este va
no hay que recomendarlo d no ser para
con aquello que nos molesta va We ell
colega como no tiene que ir muy leJos a
buscar los elementos genuinos que pro
dujcran la escena del jueves.
POrque 81 los amcrcanizantes como
- FL TEMPO" hahlan del STAR SPAN
IGLED BANNER con esa tibieza y con
esas reScrVaS. los que no 10 son, que son
los mas. no tiene NADIA de extrano que
en- determinado momento no quieran ser
tan RENEVOLOS. nj quieran ser tan
|GENEROSOS.
"El Tempo" -desputs de apuntar
adonde no debiera, alude con la piado-
Sa intenci6n que Ell el reconocemos la
EPOCA DE MAYORES DOLORES,
antes la Ominosa) para decir que nj
aun entonces fue silbada la Marcia
Real
rs que la epoca era otra todo estaba
mas on proportion. AhOra los extremes
Sc tocan. Entonces, las protestas no
eran tan duras. =. Tampoco las sunni
stones eran tan bajas 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
DE TEATRO

La temporada Gattini- -Angelini fut
lnaugurada anoche con la opereta de G
Herye, MAN Zelle Nitouche'. La
|obra gust6, acknowledgements. En- el
reparto hay dos papeles enormes, ell de
Dlonisia de Flavigny' y ell de Flo
ridor.
Pero encomendados la Gattini. ell
|prlmero, y al senior Angelini, ell segun-
do, no hay que decir que al ptblico lie
sabe a POGO y que Sc pasa ell tempo de-
liciosamente
La notable tIple escuch6 muchos
aplausos durante la representation y
fue llamada escena, con ell senior An
gelini, al final de todos los actos
Angelini Sc nos revel6 anoche como
gran planlsta; como gran actor va lie
conociamos y lie hemos aplaudido mu-
chas veces.
Ell senor Merighi cant6 y diio SUI par
te muy bien mereciendo las mas una
mines celebraciones
La sonora Veneroni, la Bini, y los Sc
nores Guidi. Pangrazi, d. Mayo y Mag
nj cooperaron al eXito
La compan1a trae un nuevo maestro
el senior Rivera Baz, que cause anoch9
muy buena impression en- ell publico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
BOLIVAR"

IIenos recibido un eJempar del TO,
ueio titulado Bolivar. estudio smteticc
nor a celebre literato don Jose Enrl
que Rod6.
La colonia vemzolana aqui residen-
te ha hecho Ia reproduction de este
frabaio con OCCASION de conmemorar eI
dia 10 de- Abril de 1910. fecha inicial
de- In independence de Venezuela y
Sud-Ameriea.
Damos las gracias por el envio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
La zarzueia en- Ponce

Manana microbes ACADIA en- Ponce, la
breve temporada de zarzuela opereta,
la conpania del SenOr Otazo.
Como era de esperar ha tenido un
buen exito, y no Sc prolonga un POGO
mas la temperoda' porque la
compania tiene que dar unas funciones
en- Mayagiiez, antes de embarcar para
Santo Domingo, donde Sc le ofrece una
temporada
En- Mayagiiez debutara la compan1a
el pr6ximo viefnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
Reticencias y alusiones

III TEMPO" iiene umas habiIidades
que nosoiros no qneremoS que pasen
nadycrtidas.
Desde IL Jneves 81 que ocurrio en- la
plaza Il inridente de la Silba al himno
americana. ha vcnido resollar aver
para haccr unas consideraciones enig
maiicas. que tai vez ~ le antojen. al CO.
lcga. Il colmo de- la habIidad politica
cm estoS historieos momentoS
Tor 10 visio, quiso Il colega pasar CO.
mo por sobre ascuas en- 10 que a la in
iofInaci6n del incidente ~ rcfiere. era
mas c6modo quelarse callado para no
disgustar a unoS nj otros Pero al
easo ~ r. ha dado tai publicidad. que
III Tiempo 40 podia pasar un dia mas
ignorandolo. y aver viene hacienda
equilibrio, que francamente. nj aquellos
q cuyo lado ~ inclina mas Il colega.
han de quedarle agradecidOs
leamos. CA primer lugar, 10 que di-
- FL Tempo para poner luego sus
rcticencias II debido comcntario
Sicnpre fine Puerto Rieo-dice-
cortcs y obsequiOso Fue Y eS distintl-
80 dc iii caracter. La benevolencia. la
generosidad fneron y son lineas genera
les del caracter puertorriqueno No sa-
bcmos como proctdi6 deScortesmente
hruialmcnie njustiicadamente. en cl
incidcntc. del iueycs pasado. AcasO no
lucran genuinos elementOs puertOrri-
,iIciios los dc los J0ycnc> que insustan-
cialmcnie rompirron con la legendaria
eiiqncta dr nuestro pueblo. En- toda
la historic del pals. cn los momcntos dc
navOrss dolores para sn alma. Oyosc la
marcha real espanola sgno de la mo-
narquia. con Fl rcspetO debldo. y ma
die ~ h. ocurrio nunca la idea lie una
piiada pOr muy pariidarlO que fuera Gle
Ia emancipation Sobre los valientes
qne lo lutheran hechO habria caido al
dia siguiente Il anatema de- los sacerdo-
les de- Ia .glcsia ortodoxa. con Solictud
de- hoica Hoy las cosas han variado
para los mentecatos.
Acas0 no fneron .genuinoS clemen-
tos pueriOrriquenos, esos que procedie-
ron DESCORTESMENTE. BRUTAL
NlENTE. INJI'STIFICADAMENTE
FN Ell INCIDENTE del iueves pasa-
do?
Como aqui no hay colonla meIlcana,
ane nosOtros sepamOs, no es tan facll
deanir 4 quienes 81 dirige FL Tianpo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
N1mero SO
Don Enrique Mitjans

En- ell Antonio Lopez, de la Ira
satlantlca espanola, ha embarcado hoy
nuestro estimado amigo el prestigioso
comerciante don Enrique Mitians, So
socio gestor de la importante hrma
Sues. de L. Villamil y Co.
Con ell senior Mitjans han embarcado
tambien su gentil esposa su bella so
brina
Los distinguidos viajeros pasaran
una temporada en- Espana, regresando
a Puerto Rico dentro de aIgunos meses.
FL BOLETIN les desea un viaie fe-
liz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-21
Teatro Municipal

La compania Gattini-Angelini repre-
|sentara esta noche la hermosa opereta
de Lehar, EVA
La compania hace una verdadera
Icreacion. Los aplausos que conquistara
en- la anterior temporada, volveran 4
|repetirse esta noche.
La obra Sc hace con igual reparto que
las veces anteriores.