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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-08
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-08
1877 "a Z. Strnse.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
RAIN IN TEXAS COMES
TOO LATE TO DO GOOD

FORT WORTH, TcNa, Nov IL
Rain that came too late t. save the
gra-, for winter PASTURE may help the
supply Of stock water. was reported thl,
morning from many parts OF the drouth-
stricken west and northwest Texas
area. The moisture also will help TN"
fail crop, where the precipitation was
heavy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Soap and Ointment, and alter using
three cakes Of CutiCua Soap and one
box OF Cu,iCun Ointment was healed.
| would advise any sufferer from skin
troubles to purchase tutlcura Soap and
Ointment (Sgucd K A. Logan,
WrrhrsyIlIc, Ga, March T. l9ll
How often such distressing, dlshgur.
ing skin troubles might hc prevented by
cvery. day use Of tuucua Soap and
Ointment for all toilet purposes.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post card ''Cuiicura,
Dept. II, Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap 25C. Ointment }S and SOr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

sore that | could hardly
hathc them for a number
ul days Some OF the
pimplcs were large, and
sometimes they lcslcr9d,
but most OF the time they
came to a head They
ltchcd and burned and
caused dIshpuremcu,
Ihcn | used (MlCnfa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
FAV0RITE RECIPE
Salmon Turbot

~ Ne medium size can of salmon
II \ Make sauce by heating one
~ / pint OF sweet milk and ad-
ding v cup flour mlv with cold
milk. Stir carefully until it boiis
and let cool Beat two eggs and
two ,poonslul butter. season with
parsley or onion to taste and aid %
sauce. Put m baking dish IN alter
nate layers of sauc, and salmon
with cracker crumbs mol.tcncd with
the sauce ON top Bake twenty
minutes and serve hot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

|TTlN-- TVEVTNrT WTTT \ hummer N
other staple vegetables, are selling at
different prices here now owing TO tie
food control bill One grocer, for cx-
ample, was selling navy beans at IS
cent, yesterday He bought them at
II cents, Another grocer was com
PEELED o. buy hi, beans at N cents
from another wholesaler
"Bread price, can scarcely be fairly
compared na,much as the former s.
cent loaf was much larger than the
nrc-rnl lM-Lcml l-nL m- hLclL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

MFRS lLYE CHANDLER Of Chicago formerly Miss
gWJ( Wilma White, reared and educated in Oklahoma
City, Is warmly welcomed by her many girhood
friends while visiting her aunt Mrs j. f. Bailey and
, Mr. Bailey at 522 West Thirteenth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
sr'ys~-----------------y-- y--> >-~--.---ss'
HINTS FOR
YOUR HONH

itfloW is a lesson on bread sent ont
from the national emergency food gar
den commission, Washington all over
the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Had Pimp|es
and bIackheads for
Seven Years
Face and Neck So Sore Could Hardly
Battle Them, ltched and Burned,
Three Cakes Cuticura Soap and
One Box Ointment Healed,

81 had been troubled for abou, seven
years with bIackhcads and pimplcs and
sometimes my face and neck were 50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
''S2'alC.0{; ''S2'al 6. oze u; Hga

~. .ZQ@Z-21S
~ M oi the largrs, and most en-
II J ',Ubic affairs among the
W Younger set thi, season wa, the
dance given at the Country club
last evening by Mr. Marvin Walker
MI Bert Ludlow and Mir Glen Goats,
Inc dance vas informal, participated m
by abou ,cycnty-tNc guest, Refresh
mtntN were served The chapcrous OF
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
Walker and Mr. and Mr., Henry Lud
low
The Friday Evening Bridge club mcr
with Mr. and Mr., Henry Rlcman of
8l4 North Nhartcl, Last evening with
full attendance OF the members Mr.
and Mr., George d Key Of l2l9 North
Shartcl made high score, and Will be
the next host and hostess,
Mr. and Mr., II A. Tallman and
Mr, George HaNcad and Mrs Mau
rice Dawcdofi viii motor to Fort Sill
tomorrow to- VISIT until Monday with
Lieutenant Felix HdNcad and Mr..
Hal,tcad
The Thursday \ttcruopn Embrmd,r,
club met ,h, week with Mr., " +
H,eofgr OF 7IA Norin Walnut avenue
ne IntmD'r' OF tine 'Iub VIII meet next
hur aaN morning To spend the da'
WIN Mr> iI'd Gland, I1I' west
l"c"'. MN street
NJ. D,,l..,, Iru' |i,-.,...,.,..
,,[on, ,r,,,',oJ IT,, ,..,. ,,, ,. ~ , '',
n"J, ,t ',,. ,, ,,',',' I, lew I J,",I, 'u'l
H., ,'.,,, " "',i,',' '' '''','''
~ INC 'Nv''H -N'', ,''' W, 'IudF Oh N'i
husband MI. STANLEY IiiII}. ne even
ing passed pleasantly win music and
dan'lnR "uc'tN were MI. ana Mrs..
+. !. hr''r, NJ anq Mrs " I, Quincy
ana MI ana Ms. + "ordcn
NJ. e "a n,,F,l ,,,,r,.,,.I .,.,.i
~, ",'',u ,,','' ,''''', -" '.''
.. I o,n ~ ,,',' ~, '",',.''!' I!, ,,I ,'',. , wa,
I, ..' - ~ ~, ~
day k'>c bridge cIub an interesting
group "i guest, MIS-. Dcorgr lial'tcad
OF West Planes. Mo- who Is the gpcst
Of Mr.. Harry IalIman MIS- I.I
blrd ol Kansas CITY, Mrs. J.. n sharp
Mr'. Hugh H'onum, Mrs u R. Arm
strong and Mr, Dr.. smith The lunch !
con was beautifully served IN banquet /
style with all OF the fragrance Of q .
garden OF ,iolets High score of the |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Mr., Margaret Dclani the aulhorr.
F. going 'a France u eupap, 100 'a
yduttyu srrND,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

M and Mrs. II = y Howard of
l221 West Thirteenth street enter
tancd rev friend, informally Thurs
day evening with game, and music
Their guest, were MIR and Mr., Al
hey, Mr. and Mr., John W IIiScl Mr
and Mr., C. = Smith, Miss Green OF
Vernon, Texas and Mis-. Eleanor
Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Miss India iarrah played substitute
hand with the Younger Girls Bridge
club which met with Mis-, Mary Har-
rah at llOS West Ihirty-iirSt street,
Thursday Mis-, lnc1 Matcr,on made
high score The club will meet in two
weeks with Mis-, Ma,lcrson At 40 East
ninth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Mr. /. II Turner, formerly of III
West Thlrty-eighth street, IS in Kan
sas City and will later be Joined there
by Mrs Turner and son, Raymond.
who for the present are with Mrs. Tur-
ner'S mother. Mrs. Thomas NJ Nc
Mains at bOO West Pine street They
will locate permanently in kansa, City
4 X
Misses Helen Gmlou, Bc,, Hu,chin-
son and Julia EnothS OF the ri Phi
house. Norman, are spending the week
end with relatives here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

NJ and Mrs. ! Harry lIamll en-
lcrlamcd the Seven O'Clock Dinner club
last evening IN their home at l5N West
Thirty third street I'm the game ol
bridge that followed Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Clark played substitute hand,
High score was made hy Mr. Lee Cal
lco,lc and Mrs " 4 Ruckhulg Mr.
and Mr., nutkholU will entertain the
club on December 7 az the Lakeside
Country club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
TANLAC MAKES
YOU FEEL GOOD
Gives System a Chance Which
You Can Improve BY Simple
Living and Exercise.


Thousands OF muu and women tho
year round. and particularly turing
the holidays. suffer from serious SjuIu-
ach troubles. kidney and liver all
ments that absolutely forbid thcir ful!
enjoyment OF the holiday spirit. diu-
ners or social affairs H. fact. NmCri-
cans are becoming like Romans OF Old
too itch. too fat. too lazy IL h.
healthy or strong. The men fighting
iii III. trenches abroad are building up
constitutions and strong. virlv bodies
that bring immunity from disease.
stomach troubles. indiS cstiun and tne
like
Men and women by the Thousand
ing their systems. but they must not
forget that Tanlac is only giving Them
another chance to follow the Simpl"
health rules that know no medicine
just fresh air. exercise. careful eating.
plenty OF sleep. etc. II you arc one
OF those thousands now taking Tauiac
here in Richmond ;,Ld vicinity. begin
now with II daily health program.
such program adds years to your
life and the enjoyment of ii. Medicine.
no matter how good. is only giving
YOU another chance TO obey nature
ana proiit thereby.
For more about Tanlac. for health
rules and general information leading
for copy OF the "'ranlac Times at
Polk Miller Drug Stores. SD East
Main or IN" la 81 Broad street. or at
Traglc's Drug Store. 81, East Broad
Street. ranlac vii! also continue l." Ice
sold al Liegetts Drug store 3Gi East
Broad Street. formerly Folk Mlilcr'S.
81 per bottle Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS
~ LIAM EI.TINGE AND FINE CAST
IN Light FARCE WITH Music

For the frs, time III Il brief career
into which has been crowded more
popularity than comes 10 most actors
ia - life time. Julian Eltingc appeared
in Richmond last might and furnished
abundant reason 70, The vogue that
is his As "A general thing. female
impcrs"nator. as we commonly call IT,
though imperSonator OF females would
he more accurate, Isn't altogether
agreeable no matter how clever he
may be. Tut when he Is no, only Il
clever irlpcrsonator. but real ac-
tor and regular fellow in the bar
ain. the combination puts a different
face and figure on the whole affair.
That is precisely the case with Ju-
Ian I;ltinGc. When he appears as Il
woman. he is what the audicncc--."f
auditors and spectators. t"o--ha!f
nu,IScdly admits IL stunning person
t. look upon. lie has the haEdsomest
figure on the SiaSe-cNen "h.u nc l.
surrounded 10y a flock OF chickens =
his features are the cl.ancst-cnt Utay-
mond Hitchcock says that means moth
ing at alb. his every gesture is femi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

nine. and his voice. whether in Sing
tn:: OF ~ speaking. is simply contralto
in uYaiity. EWt "hcn hc trip, behind
curtain FOR "a fcw minutes and
changes. az olsc-and this is infinitely
more effective when h" is IN 4, hurry
ana changes in full view Of tho house.
and S'alks down sta"-. as Julian FL
,in=c. ne appears wha, he is: husk;
>"uth. "ho, though in his carlv ,hir-
t."*, Is very much OF AN ar,is,
hssum" an artist of thig unusual
trpc, surround him with "a rcmarl,as,Ic
snrpor'in- cnrnpuny. dress tho lo, OF
'h"m ia millions Of costumes thai came
81 TIA" covers Of fashion i,I.cnziucs
sot th"m ia the midst 90 i, ""inpln,.
ana elaborate scenic pro,iu.-ioi and
pu; 'h"m j"y"urly to w"rl, there Won
ave Cousin i.u"y." a.. II, was pre-
Scutcd 81 TIC Acadcmy Of Music las,
night for The first Of three perform
ancos.
II 'uua' hc admitted that Tho lament,
-! Charles Klein WAS not e, his best
when he wrote the piece. az course.
It ifnt DRAIN, Of "rhc Music Master.
or The Gamblers az Tho Lion ana
'hc Mouse scli""l. neither, is IL such
comedy az The Nur,i"uccr." hui,
neither is 81 such ahoor f,:n "a, ,hc
book If MI. ri"Ewick." or OF several
other az his cal-cotucdy librct,os.
!; IS farce. in short and n"' particu-
larry bright fare" 1t that, SUN there
rs enough hurnor 30 make it :, plc.S
aylt ana smooth Nohirl" FOR Mr. l:ltincr
and :" rrovii" Some opportvni,y for
an aIl.a"tiu" east, not 80 spcak or
EoN"n songs. several Of which :,r, .ovd
iE '"ur Joint and single composers
Nrt 'Ns.i ri-nlE- brt
Woods has provided for tho production.
IN this day Of experimentation by press
agents. - j. not only delightful but
startling 20 tax" ~ tho program and
l".,n. for tn" first timc. that :. com
rnny includes such pcopl" a. Dad
las W lford. sometime star n: '.Mr
'l"pEin on and .at"r The Uncle
rhc"phiius this section Grs, Sncw in
Madam" Sherry: Ian. pak.r. =
noted leading woman iu many i,ctc.i
coinp"nios Mars Smith. the Rob i;Iake
-; tn" roads The Travelling sales
man. Lolita ;viucr and half q dozen
other skilled and ablo actors no. to
sneak Of chorus wolf adapted to
play horse 10 The r~oduc,iou's clothes.
Mark smith Sings vel! enough and
gets q laugh whcr" u"u" would come
without him: an ingenu. called May
Iclic tsdarS sings prcrtil,-, 'an. L,akcr
shows what highly polished pro-
fessional can do with "a ,ipsy scene.
and ali tho others contribute cxcollcn,
Individual actin. TO something vcr.
clos" 10 an all-star pcrfornancc-cX
rcpt FOR TN" solo dancing Ana anon =
them "a! stands out Dallas Wexford
tn" English comedian. who makes -
buffers bit. protlbly with less than
"a hundred words. come danScrouslv or
happily near dominating every scene
INTO which II IL injected Again hc
proves shat h. il one comedian in y,
thousand.
i:ut aside from The fun. tho good
sp'ri'. tho costuming and the general
air or smartncss. ,hc impression mos;
deeply made by the performance o;
Cousin Lucy" is III. explanation II al
'"rdcd US who didn, know his WORT;
@: Julian EltinGc's strong hold ON tn,
public iic Is not merely femal.
iinpcrsona'or. he j. Il character actor
Th,i" viii be two pcrformanccs'to
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
,tovc.. Picture. To-Morrow.

HoNc's Pictures To- Morrow.
Amazing scenes ~ tho OCEAN Iadeh
with iccbcrEs " mountainous proper
tionS brilliantly EiiSjcuinc III ~" sun
form oniy QUO % host 81 views
which will bn unfoldcd at tho ACADEMY
of Music tomorrow. Friday ana sat
,Ir,iay and Saturd." matinee. when
Lyman II. Howe viii present I'll" MN
Of Sir douglas M-ws"u's expedition
into the Antarctic. Another feature az
Ifowc's itinerary takes spectators into
Yosemite National rark. Thrills L"
satisfy the most eAar,inc VIII be pr" :
yidcd h. still another film showing INC
recent automobile race over Giant :
Despair at Wilk"S Barre. ~" wh"r"
fearless drivers ra"c th"ig cars - tr"-
mcndcus speed M stc"p in"lin"s and
AROUND many sharp curves. Thr"ur n ?
ont tho program sniaZcmcr' follows
amusement III swift succession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
Nina Glnch Charms Huge Audience.

Nina i.lnck Charms Huge Audience.
Eriihcr the unfortunate construction.
OF thc entrances TO the ti;N Audi
I"rium nor amy lack OF attention on The
part OF ;hc attendants last night was
responsible. foy the almost dangerous
crowd Of people, who unlil nearly y
o'clock. eagerly pressed 10 get within
hearing distance OF their own .Al,n,
Chuck. Her oft-repeated appearances
in Rchinond have steadily increased
her popularity, and. though artists
Niriuosos aud countless singers OF
songs come and go. Alma Gluck. ~
evidenced last might. stays on---ii!mlv
planted IN tn" loyal affections Of thoS-
who continue to delight i'm her. work
The program vi her recital WAS va
ried and most happily chosen. Ltav-
ing out entirely tho so-callcd heaNiei
numbers and operate selections. which
might have been expected .,ud would
have been welcomed. the popular char
actcr Of the program was ncverthe-
less colorcd ny several weird or pla in
tive numbers by i;uSsiau composers. as
we'll as 10y Spohr'S Rose softly Rlooni-
ing. the Handel - Had Jupal's
Lyrc." liors!n:,ns You Are the Even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
ran From wagon Fatal.

liAI;I;ISoNi:i'l;';. VA. January &c
i " i!am, Srv"utv-two years old. died
several DAYS H@" ~ l.nUrcl llin. Nu-
rnsa county. from the effects "f 81
'rok"" I'D SUSTAINED T. 81 Sc. rS Wh"'
he fell from = wagon. lie wnS -
me'ubrr ot u well-Enowm NaiicN fun,-
lily II L: ilani. az Rockingham Couuiy.
aud roli, liam. OF I.uray. Page County.
az. brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

"a. Cloud" AMI several others. pro-
:: l;,iued and given for encore.
.\i;cr tho frst few minutes Of sing
INK. III" :,udibl. huskincsS in tn" mid
die vote" wore OF. and. though il must
II" said mat the soft. velvet: round
ness and beauty Of her high notes MAS
not found consistently throughout her
whole register nevertheless III" tich-
ness OF her low tones the breadth am"
snoothucsS Of her lc.ato. the always
diGuiii"d and undcrsta nding in;crpr"-
tation and finally the perfect arii"nia
ton which distinguished all her sing
ing all combined to make each oi hc'
SONGS stud! in itself.
with her in tn" ''AiaeGchcm. Mac"chen
rctrain: rhuckl"d with the scotch TOM
song: delighted in the French AN"
Hphr-ically danced With IN: span
ish song ana almost wep, its whole
heated appreciation Of the Old South'
crn songs. which. although pTo2iamci
as "Amcrican. really belong :" us
down here. Through tho popular MY
Little Gray Home in tho West. tho
brilliant Dawn" Of colcridg"- laNio'.
and III. final "Wll o trc W.Sp ana
the well-loycd The Land OF th" SKY
Blue Water" as we'll a. All tho "tforS,
which hslf-clairus her with hcI arts
try and charm.
Her accoinpauis,. An,p Hon. sur-
piled valuable and .alf-"ifacinc sup
Dorf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
ROOSEVELT TAKES ISSUE
WITH PRESIDENTS PLAN
Tails II acknowledgement Promise" in
attempt tn Conceal "i'itiful Ig-
nOminy" Of Administrations.
MUST KEEP PAST PROMISES
nth Emphatic Stand l. Taken on
Ee!gian DepOrtations, Amy State
ment About Stand for Righteous
ness Is Ridiculous and Insincerc.


NIX ENf. ~ y. January y.
labelling President Wilson'S address
- grandil"aucn, u, ornis". mad" in
''h attempt I" conceal tn" pitifni
'.n"niny and Sinking % The prcscn,
administration" Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt her. took issue with tho
rcacc argument voiced this Afternoon,
before III" Senate
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~ III 'h'
W 10 1911 '''"''"A ""''
'hs'"'er"
:" Tar as am conccru"d." said
Colonel Roosevelt. after rc.diuc tho
l'r,sidcnts address carcrully 'thoy.
Interested in my views ON ,I,ee. mat,
tors viii rrIl them I'm nm, address ,n
Tho Nobel Peace l'riz, commission IN
Norway "a, Tho o,I nr An,il I.i. and
also n ,h,, ,yYI ,u,r >, ,ic d,,,iIod
outline % . ,,ntld l.,.u, -, .,fn,,.n
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

Tho many sided appeal "f ~ l'aU=h-
ter of III" Gods" Tho William I'"S pic
tnrn IN which Annette Ecilorm*nu Is
starred 10" hetng shown twice daily
=. 'ic Etiou THcater. cmhra""- a di--
,.rct char for children. ~ W"!l as
ior grow nuns. Til" iailor recognize
that tho scenes ia Guomcl.nd are p"o.
pied ny children wonderfully well e
drilled children. too but real children
VIII look on the iittl" people who dau"o
about in tho woods and along the
course Of the stream. aud who dr.
into the still pool. IN pursuit ~ the
whitc-clad figure OF Miss Kellcvmanii.
As being elves. or fairies in reality.
And ia ,hom tho change az tho host
Of little folk. mounted on Tiny dorkoys.
into brave array Of men IT valor'
viii seem n feat OF magic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
.Ip,o,rr,nrc" Mex, Week.

80; .inct The birth 81 NATION
has tncrc hc"u offered such 4 picture
sensation, az 4. afforded l., l.. ". Crit
.tiths intolerance. which viii begin
a limited enlightenment of three dA!H
AT the Academy NEST Monday might
Tho consensus az opinion is in support
Of tho assertion That t;riiiths last l.
not only his greatest production. hut
is tho most stup"nd"uS al" world -
likely to sec IN ul-nN Year. The
m.rycls OF babylon. With its :l'ior
and uomp; tho ceremonies "f tn"
priests. tho "vctcs OF tho court. and
finally the destruction OF E"ish"zzsr :
"a ital by tho hosts III tyrU". arc moi
i'm tn" usual nature 81 motion picture
presentations -t all but NOR" liz" tn"
INSTALLATION or marvellous inaGina =
ton. Not only in tho marniiiccnc" ~
i,s settings l. this pi"iur" unique.
Tine production tells four stories. each
ono - ,omplct" and. historical narrative.
and none related 70 any other, save
in that spirit which "a this spccta y"
makes war upon Intolerance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
pretty baby" Packs I'm In.

According to tho consensus uf uriu-
ion. Pretty Raby." which pley> The
strand all tn. week. with usual mali
nees on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. i the best popular pri"" musical
comedy Of many season. ~ e mat
tor OF fact. "Prett" Baby" Is precise
Is what il purports TO he. which Is
precisely what Goodly number Of
higher priced attractions have not
tccn.