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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
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Gic Iancn 0cs Dclddr5leryi
hiidlmgariiMen 9ioi0cn Nranes
boten cut 0ieuiio0 cen : Mai uie
DER ein Naficcir0ndcn u Ocuildien
Nauo on Der ycrn8ion imo Noli
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al9 @aininaiou 8 81 miro onrh
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lidc &erialmiul iWoci ua Deui
idlen Nalie" om ~ Qiai lnii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
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9ei oem id1rliAcn 9icoc0 0ontelt
ser Orotoriol 2liiocioion ser i'm
St Sobns COLLEGE in 2lnnopoIis, o6.
Qc0olten muoc, 9olic id Sobn &eos
Nrccn pon SSciien 9'or0lmo Gol
lcgc ocn criteu 9}rcis Sein Sbcmo
mar u9'otional @nuait Gen 5mei
ten @rcis rrona @illidm 2I Nrod
nell rom Dlorplouo sIgricntllrol
College Gic onoeren SDclnebmer
moren 2rtMu q Sacaucs bonn st.
5obn9 College umo 00mm Shou.
riol Dom 4sallinaion College Die
Ridltcr pnrci 2lono &ilfinion Sc.
noior @cmDcr0er no Nolono g..
Di1rNant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

neriennunN noem er 6ci ieincni
Niidtritt sum Gbren Supcrintcn
0cntcn crnamt pproc 3u aleidcr
3cit mar 0r Smhoi ioit elm aon3es
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20 Sabre lang @raiioent Ger Son.
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denacmeinoe @oi6ingionS. iolnnae
lie 6ciie6eu 6lei6t icin 9lnOenfen iort
lc6cn uno oacicit in Gbrcn ae6altcn
meroen miro
9ln6 nit Der ~eidiAtc oeS cin3i-
gen oeutidcn 6rieO1oies nicrer
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in cinem lougpicrigeu @ro5eB, ocn
tie mcnen i6rcr Giaent6umSrehtc mit
Ser Goncoroia 0irhenaemcinoe ans
jiiichten 6nttc inleet Sieacr bGc6
uno menn iic fiir elm Stiid ob9ctre
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biclt 10 NOR anh 0ieS 5u nidlt &c
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mo umiidtiaen luic nciacnniiti9en
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N1alc scr @coantc allitandte. Gin
oeutihes s9aiien6aus ms Scbcn 3u
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fraitia ei5uareiien mo cr mar ga.
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onrd portbcil0oitcn Saul 0os@uno-
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uclhcn iit heute Scr Siol} 0cs
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buna mo 9lusooucr sic cincu ne.
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mar 6cirano en- 3u daacmcinem 9e.
0oucrn oorouf ooB sic @iiroe mo
@iiroe oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nun
mc6r ciucm 9lnoeren ibertrogen per
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ic0c bon ihm olS gut imo redi uno
itincr llnteritiibnna ncrtb beinuoenc
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Sdpdhe ouhgeiii5rter @ilidteriil
hma oo6 itets iidb oaS @erirmcn oie
9lnhua imo ooS @obIuoncn oacr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

Aidtcr George g. Gcan pon Der
norooifIdcn @oli5ciiiotion Der ac.
itcru icinc picri06rigc 1noiiaieit ol0
9soli3ciridlier 0ciNloB Wroh IN IN.
tgrciionter SSciic so icinen 6reumoen
iber oic uon ibm 9cnohien erlob
ruuacu 9lidicr 1cm bottc unae
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giob ieiner ihlouen @eiie;
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Sic6u idon sic 9cinc i1ielc.
God lc6rrcih III cS imncroor
@as 6ranenliii fanu juinacn!
@lonh' aroBer @ciit Der Ncrrlher
mar,
@0nnf 0a elm 9ic0lein iinacn-
9lud in Scr 6ohcn @olitit
6ilblt man sic jortcn Ndnoc
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9idt
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llro ood oori mon nidt ipredcu
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%euu crii Oie S9iiricl ioacn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

SrieOridl 5m0oi
gm icincn ST. @c6ut9taac iu's @rdo
acicntt Starb ON cinem flci
neu aarbunta Gin uohrcr
uno eolcr @'cnidenircmo NIT
ibm GUS Dem Se5cu aeihieoclr
Var 9iit6earimocr oes 9ai6ina
tom @oiien6onies.
Ger 500 bat in oos Eeutidt6inl
@oihin1tons. :. Is, cine cmpiino.
lidc yiide aeriiieL inoem cr 0rn.
6ricorih Enhoi Inn ioit oonenocteu
S1 Scbcnsio1re a66criei WeiicrL
om ST. @c6urtsioa iano Die ieicrli.
@c @ciieblua ocs &eritorhcnWl inier
NroBcm SroucraeioIgc oui ocm Gro
ipect @ia 6rieo6ofc itatt lno leiteie
@oiior @onl " NleBcl sic Sroncr
ieicnitfcitep Ger 9eiieerno gin0
cine firdide 6eier in Der 0oncoroia.
Nrdc poroii bei luec6cr FoiiorQien.
icl tl 0rttiher imo cnaliid]cr Spro
che antirtc Ger Nirhendor oie
SonntoaSitulc ln0 bic Ntnoer Oc3
@oiienhauica ionacn cini0e Gborc.
Nrl ellie aolb lanQ 0aS colo .9iadl
Ger Geimotb iiiBcr Stillc" BON 9los.
acli gls 9olrtndtrogcr nmgirteu
oic Gnfeliohnc ocs Gntidloieuen una
N'iialieocr oes airdenrdtbcs Ger
Goncoroid 0irhe. iouic ocs 9goi.
icnhaiNcs.
Nr Sn6oi botte nod am Gbar.
ircitoa an Dem 9lbcnonlo5lc in Ser
Goucoroio Stride 96cil 1cnouncn
SIN flciuc9 &eihmiir am 9loden,o oas
pom einem 9lrit aeidnitteu perOen
nuBtc iii6rtc ieincn 600 0er6ei
Sic gcbensaeihidte oieies lua6ren
umo colcn NlcnihcuireinoeS, ser rf6
ourd iciu ciniades uuo 6eidciocnes
@cien oos 0e5 ieiuer @iitmenideu
crobcrt 0otte wuroc BON Or 06riii
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icin 9iohrf it, III Strod idrich
oos Sol9enOe.
Nr. Suhoi puuOe om %. 9lpril
1929 5n S6mar5cnon inn ueitidli.
ifcn 2rcis g2tt0cnitrin aeborcn Sn
Sabre 1866 uonOerte er ons nod
gmcrifo no fam 6ierbcr nad sSui1.
in9ton Sdou un uaditcn %olre
croiiucte en- an Scr g Strobe Orr
il22, "a .ge.) elm ciaenes ShneiOcr
acid0it uno mar oo im weitcn I'm.
trcis ocS oonols nod menia onae
bontcn Stootibciles ictn onoercs
Sdnciocr1eiddit id 6ciono, bon all.
fem glniona an iibcr GuUortcn en-.
iolarcih Gas @nus in weIdem er
wo6ntc Ano bis 3u ser 3eit ais En-
iid ins aSripotlcben }uriidjoa, ieu
WcdlQit bctrlep luliroc lcl cl8cr llllo
CT ionutc 6ei gutter @eiuno6cit mo
ilciBiaer 9lrhcit aeug gSo5lilano cr.
pcrbcl nm i'm 2llter elm unobbdns
aiocs mo ior9cnpeie9 Scbcn iiigrcn
5n i0nncn
@olo nod iciner glnfmit in SHo1.
inaton ihloB Nr &nhoi iid Ser
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scr 20. mo @.ShoBe, NJ an.
mo idon im iolgcnoen $ohrc CiS6D
ariinoeic er Die Sonnta9sidhc Die
icr Nemcin0e. @clhcS rcac Sntc'
roiie cr an oieier Saule no6m be-.
3clat Die S6atiadc ooB en- 30 Sabre
lona inter iic5cu ueridieocncu @ciii
lihen oen @oitoren Siutcl 9liet.
0rott Shneiocr Nliaer Grelpie lt
Nlcnicl ols Siilis Snpcrintcnoct
ihr lie t1atia mar Sen per0icnt
voues 9Sirlen in Der Shule im0 iiIr
oie Shule iono aucb ac6ibren0e 2Ils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

iN I ppOoroWc".
Gin Doaiidnoiaes r4roarnHm
miro ud6reno ocr snmcnoen &odlc
in Socps ~Nippooroml lhcotcr" ae
5ciai uerocn Captain Nornctt mo
So1n Ole 5cioen omiilonicn 3wcr0c,
mclme bier bcrcilo Dor cimgcn gSo.
dcn einen foloiiolca Gciola 81 Der
6ciMn1n baticn meroan NIT i5rcr
tlencn aus Gouuegiation tno Sdn
3cn 6ctcbcn0cn Nomooic mnparten
in0 inter 2ln0crcu 0nN ais Eoi0o.
A6ni0 mo St0niaIn cridehicn Son
So Sbom Der arobe i.1oitilhe Sdau
ipiclcr mo Songer 0ciannt ols Der
ciujiac 9}ipole S,Qrr9 2ouocrs. miro
Die 3mcite Noupt g.troliion ocs 9lro
gromme Ser toiuigi0cu &odc iciu.
9lidt ui1l mcniaer Uiclpcriprchcno mt
oo0 GAgo0cmcnt Ser u2iitlc 0orulo
Company" elmer 1rippc BON nnii
faulolcn 5na0081ll Die SMpcliern
Wodd IN nlsge3ciMucien oirobotI
iden gSrmocrn Gliio6etb Niounc un0
9ioo 6ern in Nielooie lmo AonioOic
iopic Sad 0nfoto ser moeralcib
li@e sdoriiaiite mo mcbrerc an
0crc glfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

allit i6rer neueiien Sans @outo.
mime Abe Sire Of tie 9lorth~ en-
ihcincn mor1cn 9llice Sis uno Bert
6rcnH Inn uNlorDlono l6eater"
Belle 6lcndc sic 9Srimo Couua.
Eariiclcrin miro iGrc Ginoriidc iibcr
Observation-Disclosures mieocrgc5en.
Grncit N Boil Scr bcfaunte Gom.
ponilL Scr iriiher init Srl Aouoc
Sompert ilioWnlcnwirttc wiro eineu
@clanls Gianoloa Sum 9ciicn ac.
BEN bcl Dem cr nur icine ci1cneu
0ompoliiIoncn ge6rmldon pir0 0ic
onocrcn sltic aui Dem Grograumc
mcroen uor0eiii6rt Don earnclo mo
9lolo eon3iao jioei italieuiifcH
Sdonbciicu Niillen mo Googon in
~Coononlcnic" abe little Strdn,
acr cine Ncmnbom @eiAichte. e..
mia @oroton uno Ghas 6. erohs
NIT ihrcn g4ir5cmino SoB Nerr
uno Burton mil o0craono wiei0cn
Wclprddct W0 lmnaco Noiiama.
Der 0olli8rophcn Hiimtcr.
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Niaibaa oes yCgcruania Nldunrr.
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Der oui0lrlidlc Nioiboli oco Nef
Gldmcrdors miro onl Qiiii
nod i'm 8roBeu Soalc 0cs 1lub0ol
les an Der 9ioro @owor0trlbe Iiaii
linoc Gem 0omite aeborcn Sic
nanliebcnocn Nerrcn on 9lobcrl 81
Ariegcr &orIiscr 6rmt @eiulan
Is. gem Sbncioereiih g. 0lap ~il
bert 9lo6eri a. 0raags ,SoDn 81
Sort lui Gharles " NNuc nno
3. IS, NcnuC0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
..WnneIn lNenIer.

u9irlua Se5cu~ mo cine @orooc
ni llnfel Gono Gabiu~ limo Sic
6eiocn 9rulesfeu sic oic, Seupiter9"
inl u@o0eiD Eleaicr" 5ur gluifiib.
una 5riuae1 0he 6cionocrc 9ltiraf
tion IN ser criicn Surlesfc III elm
pollndn0igcr Scc1cricn Mchicl Scr
Dor oen 2li0cn oes @nblifums poll
5ogcn miro mo ollacmoine @cmun
ocruna ousl0t Ger ans 30 0ib.
ietcu aiaodcn ceiieheuoc Ghor lciitci
0oe Seiic mas mii oieien We6icie
acboieu merocn tam lttcr Sen Dor
iiialtHcn 2lriiiieu 6ciinoen iidl Mor
6icl Sionc1 9loacrs. @corQe Belts
9'ni Norris ~corgc Narrinoton
Neribo @ibion 9lui1 Gocrctt Scru
@ounc Nlllc 6oitina ms 9lonie
Acunolos PIN 0ieniioo iiuoct cia
6o1ltonpi Gonteit ioit
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llnicrc EbcOter.

WfN q u AZ b T. % ~ 1T % "
Iic Cperu CrQdniiotion uon Nil
ton uno Soraent gl6oru miro am
mor1iacn Nontag IN uSoro's Spcu
sous elm hu5co @aitipicl bcainncu.
Nlotinees ucrocn on Nlithuod uu0
Samitoa iiotiiinoen &crois .9l0a
miro Die Soiion cr0iinclt En Ser
puciien Naliic Scr Sodc miro oos
auocrc N'ciiicritiid &NoTs. Ser
Srou5ooou 1eac60l pcrocu Aqc6
rcre Singer pclNe IN Baltimore
nod nidt 9clort miwocn ucroen in
ogli0a" por oos@u6lifm trctcn Ger
Gfor 6ciichi oiis so @crionm nit
pcriidrftcm Crheiier rutcr pcrioui.
der Scinma 0cs neuen ipauiiHen 81
riaenicn S9uocio oel Gaitino POM
fal Cpcnhaus In Nioorio llmcr
oeu SdnQern uelhe Sic Nouptroaen
imc 6o6ct oeiinOcn iih @corac ~
Elmltont Sanin Gaiieaani @iriep
pc Ygolilllt Ncorac Sllcl0S, NlIllQ
Ricco 9iihoro @om Siaiau Gr
5onf ino 9dlorco 9ioaers
uN'uiif Nfoocmic~
~ 4oir Of Srcs1 bic 6orcc Sic
mo1reno ciacs 0amcu Sobres iut
Sonapere S6coicr 10 9lcp Dorf ae
gc5cn mroc miro ludhreno ser NOR
Gen bcainnenocl &ohe IN Der Dali
iif9lfaocmc" Yr }lnifu6rung aclon
Gen Gas Siiid III reid an omiiion
ten GpiioOen un0 uiiigc Sihintio.
nen mo tua Sen @iii9lieOern bei
iduntlidcn 6s6crigcn Goritenru
Gen reideD wo6loeroienten Seiaa
ein Suiereiioute aut aend6lte 0ouo.
hn9 mo ilottes spiel wirp nih
nidt ucrichlen ocm Stiide cine 1eri
Tide mo oouf5ore 9mina6me n9al
tinorc iu iihcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

9I6onncntcn, sic oeu ,SentldIcu
GOrreipunOcntcn4 nidjt pauftlidl uOcr
nmrcaclmalig cr6olteu, limb ec6cirn.
Scr Ciiicc Oauon per Sclcp6on ooer
idriiiIidl @itt9eiIuns 5u MAIDEN.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-10

supplied by Lucille the trade name of d distinguished member of the English aristucraCy..
 Lee Shubert has just closed week uf ehe-night stands. during which he irspeciea inc first performances of six plays designed for early opening In Sh4hert New York taeatcrs. As an fhesc attractions look good Mir Sha- bert enjoyed his travels
 \ London guest viewing the private showing of The Man Who Forgot. epitomized the story thus "Fellah got drunk Lost his memory Forgot 10 get drunk. Got well say. Dooced cicvah Idea
 Julia Dean. one of the most highly accomplished actresses in this country. has received no less than six starring propositions this wear. hut none of the plays submitted were suitable. Good stage. material seems scarcer than ever and wise stars prefer staying at home to looking for trouble nj bad plays
 After losing her in Seventeen. Jack Pickford IS now violently courting Louise Huff in the Famous Players adaptation of Dickens well known novel Great Expectations" for the Paramount program. As William Syl- Vauus Baxter in the Booth Tarkington novel. Jack strove valiantly to win the heart of Miss Huff but failed miser ably in the last few hundred feet of film What the outcome Of his new siege upon the lady's heart will be IS still matter of great uncertainty, but he Is receiving much more encourage mcut on his love making under the tutelage of Dickens than he did under the guidance of Tarh,ngton-Which would tend to prove that the good old fashioned methods of courtship are more effective than the new fangled ones.
 A brother -in-law is at some times liability, and at others an asset. That is the conclusion which owen Moore has drawn after sharing his dressing room with Jack Pici;ford. Moore was dressed in dinner clothes and about to leave the room. recently. when Jack burst through the door and demanded pair of cuff buttons. He had come to the studio in q soft shirt and the director had told him that he wanted him in a stiff shirt. There was con
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"kindlinq" at the Columbia

The weeks attraction at the Colum- bia, starting Monday, December IT, will be "Kindling." the starring vehicle for two seasons for Margaret Ellington, and considered the best written and most powerful drama she ever played. even towering above her other great success, Within the Law"
 "KiIdling" is a great big. gripping story of the slums of life in the very worst districts in any large city. There are enough sensations to keep the in : terest sustained at the highest pitch until the fall of the last curtain. and the play offers new scenes and dialogue and an arrangement of n new situa , tion: bringing a life into the world under the distressing circumstances Fof slum conditions.
 The scenes are all laid in the tene- ments and the characters portray with vivid realism the terrible conditions that exist in the slums. The unsani-
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tary. ill., warmed, poorly lighted novels that the poor and half starved people of the tenemerts occupy are portrayed. The dirty narrow streets in which they crowf and iostle each other as th"v drag their ill-nourished bodies about in their hopeless fight for life and hap piness in their wretched surroundings.
 The characters are all .nteres,m" human types. They, are Heinie Schultz. a Stevedore on the docks; Maggie. his wife Steve Bates. a procurer of wo- men for the underworld: Mrs. Bates his mother: a detective. sweet girl. a doctor lover and the aristocratic powers of the terrible. death ridden premise1 They all combine to weave a pitiful tale of a little life that is com ing to a place united to receive it.
 A child born under such conditions has an unusual and uphill fight. Heinie Schultz realizes this and wants no children. He had sworn to kill one if ii came and his wife was afraid. Is il greater crime to bring life into the world than to teny his wife the happiness of motherhood? This is the question that grips the audience. vet the powerful unfolding If the vital plot is brought to most beautiful ending.
 Miss Jeanne Russell. who scored so heavily in Polly Primrose' will have the role of Maggie Schultz the part created by Miss Ellington.
 The part is as wide range from Polly as two parts could possibly be. and this week s play is going to estab- fish Miss Russell as one of the most versatile and clever artists that Phoe- nix has ever been on speaking terms with Ray F. Brandon will be seen as Heinie Schultz. and "Kindling" will also serve to introduce Benjamin A. Reynolds. a clever actor who was quite well known here some few years ago.
 "Kindlng" is without 2 doubt the most powerful play ever presented to q local audience and the entire cast will measure up full standard size in their respeCtiNe roles
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Noted Musicians Coming

Phoenix music lovers are going 10 be afforded rare treat on the even- ing of the twenty first, when HaVrdh Hubbard and Claude Gotthelf, will appear at the Womans club in | collection of opcralosues.
 Mir. Hubbard has established q fol- lowing over the country not exceeded ty any musician of note. MT. Gott- helf is well known to local music loy- CTS. having been at one time head of the piano department of the school of Music.
 Roth Mr Hubbard and MT Gott- telf have appeared in every large city m the country. Everywhere they have appeared a warm reception has met them. and an earnest invitation to come back again has followed them. Clippings from papers in every part of the country unite in singing the praises of this brilliant pair of young artists.
 The concert has been arranged un- der the supervision of William Con- rad Mills of this city.
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sternation when Moore declared that he had his only cuff buttons on and was going into a scene. Then Jack spied the four jet buttons in Moores waistcoat Here, your coat buttons over your vest-give me the two mid . de buttons off that vest I can use those for cuff buttons and nobody will know the difference"
 The transfer was effected and then Jack proceeded 10 become involved in q closeup which registered the but tons very clearly, and his brotherin- law did not get them back for two weeks
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The American actor Hale Hamilton is on his way back from Australia. naving canceled his -contrar' e 3i..5 tnere for "a long season. The agent who cngacec MT Hamilton carciessly neglected to mention that the government would tax him twenty per cent of his salary, so home sweet home" looks awfully good 10 hlm
 Ry Way of exploding an old supcrst,- tion, The Thirteenth Char" is great luck for the Forty eighth Street thoater. scoring the first notable Int of the
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season. The play is by the author of Within the Law and < quite as great a success.
 Alice Bradys dresses in the mad4s.tc 's aleiier snc,.e uf "A Woman AIoue H~e productive of extfeme erstasy on thc part q feminine leholaers Th"y we-o
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MISS BROCkWEUL GIVES
 ADVICE TO NEWCOMERS

Gladys Brockwen star of sins of Her Parent" at the L.amara this week has advice to give to stage struck girls. Miss Brockwell. who is Juat in her twenties. has been on the stage since the age of three. That is why she feels frllv qualified to give advice to those who have in her own life.
 Imagination. courage. and rigid code of morals are the three essentials to stage success" says the famous
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