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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-15
MAKES APPEAL
Asks President Wilson to Protect Ito
Rtohts.

Amsterdam, Oct. 1.-THE govern
ment OF Luxembourg has appealed to
President Wilson for protection of the
rights of the country, according to
oficial dispatches received here.
Luxembourg demands that its terri
tory shall be evacuated by the Ger
man armies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-15
NINTH DISTRICT OVER TOP
Claims to BE First In Oversubscribinq
Liberty Loan.

Minneapolis, Oct. 15.-The Ninth
Federal Reserve district claims the
honor of being the first In the United
States to oversubscribe its allotment
OF Fourth Liberty Loan bonds.
The districts allotment was $210,-
900, 900. A. r. Rogers, chairman,
wired the Treasury department at
Washington that this districts county
chairmen now hold signed subscrip.
ton cards totaling 1912, 110,350.
This report, so far as can be learned,
makes the Ninth first.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-15

ances of my high consideration.
(Signed) Robert Lansing.
MIR. Frederick Oederlin,
Charge d. Affairs, ad interim,
'In charge of German interest in
the United States"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-15
PRINCE MAMMALIAN MAY QUIT
Retirement Of German Chancellor Re
gardsd az Inevitable.

London, Oct. 1.-THE resignation
Of Prince Macmillan OF Baden "a Ger
man chancellor is probable. according
TO reports from Holland. They quote
the Berlin National Zeitung AZ saying
the chancellor's retirement IL regard.
ed IN certain circles a. inevitable.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-15
NEW LOCK NEARLY COMPLETE
Placing of Gates at 500 Will Finish
Inb

job.
Sault Ste. Marie, Oct. Is. - The
fourth great government lock, the
largest in the world, which connects
the upper and lower levels of Lakes
Superior and Huron, has been virtually
completed, lacking only installation Of
the ], 10O-ton steel gates to permit pas
sage of large iron ore, copper and
wheat cargoes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-15
WILSON'S REPLY
TO GERMANY
HOHENZOLLERNS MUST GET OUT
BEFORE THERE CAN BE
PEACE.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 15.-Pres-
ident Wilson has answered Ger
many's peace proposal with a deci-
sion which not only fulfills the ex-
pectations of supporters of his diplo-
macy, but also dispels the fears OF
those who predicted he would substi-
tute victories at arms with defeats al
diplomacy.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
COSMOS.

A novelty that should satisfy curl
osty as well as provide unusual en-
tertainment will be the chief attraction
at the Comos Theater this week. It
is called Making Movie sStars" and
consists of the making of moving pic
lures on the Comos stage by an exper-
fenced director. with full studio corps
of assistants. and cast of Washington
players for the talent. In New York
and elsewhere it has been a sensation,
opening up a screen career to a number
of ambitious amateurs. The plays as
acted on the stage this week will be
shown as photoplays next week. Pic
lures also are to be made of the audi
enceS and shown on the screen. The
supporting bill will offer "Birds of
Dreamland," a. beautiful Offering by
forty feathered performers: Grace st.
Clair and company in a pleasing
sketch; Grace De Winters, a unique
ventriloquist; Cantwell and Fiber, in
masculine fun and melody, and Howard
and Sadler, two, girls, in a daintier
offering. An extraordinary film program
includes ',Old Wives For New" as the
matinee photoplay: Fatty Arbuckle in
Good Night, Nurse" and the Allies
Official War Review.
The Court Room Girls" will be fea-
tured in the performances today, start
ing at p. m.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
NATIONAL.

At the National Theater tomorrow
night Cohan and Harris will present
a new play entitled Three Faces
East" by Anthony Paul Kelly
It is described as a play of the Sc
cret service in which the work of
band of spies is circumvented by the
keener wit and skill of q master"
detective The scenes are laid in Ber-
lin and London. A prologue acquaints
the audience that the secret service
of Germany is about to send spy to
London, where another of its plotters
has been at work since the beginning
of the war. A girl is sent from Ber-
lin by U-boat to Irish shores and
thence to the home of a new English
cabinet minister, as a Belgian refu-
gee, where she meets a butler as her
confederate, and. both plot to un-
dermine the home and professional
career of the cabinet minister. The
deafenfng roars of a London air raid
and other effective war incidents are
introduced to heighten the interest
The cast presents Violet Heming.
Emmett Corrigan, Frank Sheridan,
Fred j. Fairbanks. Frank Westerton,
Charles Harbury. David L. Leonard.
Joseph Selman. Otto Niemeyer. Harry
Lambert, Misses Marion Grey. Grace
AIDE, Cora Witherspoon and Mary
uene Mack.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
NEXT WEEKS PHoropLAYs.

KNIcKERBocKER-Mabel Normand
in Back to the Woods: Enid Ben
nett in THE vamp"; Elsie >Ferguson
in "The Danger Mark" and Kitty Cor
donsin merely Players."--
STRAND-Madam ALA Naximova IN
-roys OF Fate. ----~-' ----'--- -'7-.--
LoEw's COLUMBIA Dougiass
Fairbanks in Bound In Morocco"
Brady in The
Death Dance; Marguerite Clark in
''Uncle Toms Cabin" and Dorothy
Dalton in The Kaisers Shadow"
SAvoY-w. 8. Hart in shark Mon
roe: THE Kaiser's Shadow; Barbara
Castleton in "Heredity"; May Allison
in "A Successful Adventure" and Jack
Pickford in Sandy"
APoLLo-Norma Talmadge In The
Safety Curtain; Carlyle Blackwell in
"The Golden Wall": Charles Ray in
'The Claws of the Hun; Marguerite
Clark in Uncle Toms Cabin" and
May Allison in "A Battle Royal"
AVENUE GRAND-Mae Marsh in "A
Glorious Adventure; THE Claws of
tho Hun; "A Successful Adventure; |;
.-Shark Monroe; '.Heredity," and "The
Kaiser's Shadow"
Evening star., 1918-08-04
GAYETY.

"Nedra, the Sleeping Beauty Of Ata-
lantis." is the burlesque attrac-
tion to be presented all week at the
re-opened Gayety Theater by '-the
Beauty Trust" 1t is described as "a
comedy-farce" in two acts and four
scenes. a sort of whir1wind of mirth,
color. beauty and music, .elaborately
staged. The chorus numbers twenty
attractive girls. Frances Farr, its
star. is a newcomer to Washington.
The fun is furnished by Jack Pearl
and Al Hitler. Others in the cast are
Frank Damsel. Lillian Smalley, Har-
old Whalen and Chubby Drisdale.
Specialties are to be introduced by
Sinai, "a wizard of the bow" and the
Temple Four, male quartet. One of
the outstanding features of the en-
tertainment announced is its musical
program.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
POLPS.

A. H woods vm present at the
Poii. Theater tomorrow evening q. ro-
m.ntio play Of tho war. Where Pop
pies Bloom. with Marjorie Rambeau
in the stellar rode It Is a drama in
three acts by Roi Cooper Megrue,
whose action occurs in a chateau near
the French 'front.' and which presents
the love story Of q young Franch lieu
tenant and an intensely patriotic French
woman. who has been betrayed into
. dangerous and unfortunate predica-
ment There is a hint Of tragedy in
tho play of these two people, whose
youth and happiness have, been mex
frtcabfy entangled in the meshes of
the great war. There is also abundant
comedy relief and a wealth Of diverse
characterization
Tho company beside Miss Rambeau
Includes Pedro Dc Cordoba, Lewis Stone,
Perctval Knight t-James L Crane, viii
Demins. Lawrence Eddinger, Marcel
Ro0sseau. Sydney Rlackmers and
Charles Mather.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
BELASCO

.HeIen With the High Hand"
adapted from Arnold Benefits story.
will be presented by Adolph Klauber
at the Belasco Theater. this week.
beginning tomorrow evening. The
play follows the story with great
fidelity. An Mr.. Benefits delightful
humnr Is carefully preserved and the
which arc funny In the
extreme, exactly as he arranged them
The. adaptation was made by Richard
Pryce, author Of "'Op O. Me Thump."
in which Maude Adams appeared some
seasons back
Mr.. Klauber is new IN the field of
producing managers, though he has
long been Identified with the theatrical
business. For his premier, he has
given -Helen With the High Hand
an elaborate production and a strong
cast. including Estelle Winwood, E.
Lyau Swete, Lumsden Hare, Katherine
Stewart, Charles Esdale. Louie Emery,
Eva Dennison, Edward Broadley, Con-
stance Hunt and otheUL
The play will open the new theat-
rical season at prominent Broadway
the4ter. going to New York direct
from hore.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Garden.

The photoplay today only at Moore's
Garden Theater is 'The Deciding
Kiss featuring Edith Roberts
Based on Ethel M. Kelly's novel. it
pictures the experiences of = poor
New England girl who was adopted
by a rich New York society woman
to crafty a whim and relieve the mo-
notony of life The manner in which
the young girl. after completing a
brief course at fashionable finish
ing school," broght discontinue to
her benefactress forms the climax. A
feature also will be shown to
orchestral accompaniment
Tomorrow the Garden will be closed
for renovation and remodeling. re-
opening Monday. August IL. with
Tempered Steel" picturing Nine.
olga Petrova ="
Evening star., 1918-08-04
B, F, Keith's,

Vaudeville. headed by "The Master
singers of Fore River" representing
the shipyards in war times. with work.
mems choruses. Other acts will include
For PHYS Sake" burlesque mel
lerdrama"; l. Wolfe Gilbert and Ana
tole Friedland. Marshall Montgomery
and Edna Courtney. ventrfloQuists;
Ned Norworth and company. Harry
Hines, Fox, Vivian Holt and Lillian
Rosedale. concert stars, and Catherine
Powell. dancer.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Knickerbocker.

The Death Dance" . film new to
Washington, will be shown at Gran
dalrs Knickerbocker today and to-
morrow with Alice Brady pictured as
a cabaret singer. who although sur
rounded by. admirers. refuses the at
tentions of all. until she plans an
elopement, when fate takes a hand
with strange results. The latest issue
Of the allieS war review also will De
shown. The Kaiser's Shadow" Is
scheduled for Tuesday and Wednes-
day. with Dorothy Dalton in the fea-
ture role; Uncle Toms Cabin" with
Marguerite Clark in the roles OF Eva
and Topsy, Thursday and Friday, and
Opportunity" featuring Viola Dana
Saturday.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Going to Dig for One.

From Harpef's Magazine.
In Alabama they tell Of one DOC
Marsh. a queer old 'yarb" doctor Of
decidedly limited education
One day some one said to him. -Ses
here. Doc. haven't you any diploma
well. no." said the doctor. Il amt
got none on hand just now. but I'm
going to dig some as soon a. the
ground is right in the spring"
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Cosmos.

Vaudeville. headed by The Rising
Generation" a glitterins galaxy Of
juvenile geniuses. many Of them over
young, but all gifted in various spe-
cialties. with an elaborate costume
and scenic display. and Nat Naxarro
and company. a famous European va
riety aggregation In musical features,
dancing and rare acrobatics, together
with standard bill. supplemented
with the usual Aim feature.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Leader.

Jewel Carmen in '.The Fallen Angel"
is the photoplay attraction at the
Leader today and all this week. II is
q n1m adaptation Of Gouverneur Nor
ris story You Can't Get Away With
It" The herofne slips into the -easiest
way. Of living and discovers when It
is too late. and ahe last lost the man
she loves. that you can't get away
with it" In spite Of the frank theme,
it IL claimed. there Is nothing that
might offend.
Spencer Tupman. the concert organ
ist, will render, as an organ recital, se.
lections from Puccini's ala Tosca."
Evening star., 1918-08-04

]. Booth Harrington, permitting the
introduction of his strut. grimaces and
jibing. The extra added feature will
be Dolly Connolly, the song comedi-
enne, by herself. in songs written by
Percy Wenrich, with Albert Rule at
tho piano. Mabel and Dora Ford will
appear In The Ford Revue Of 1913" a
pretentious and piquant dancing act.
including an eccentric and patriotic
number. Others will be the Ward
brothers. IN rBertis and Archie: Quinn
and Caverly, in dialect comedy lines;
Henri Henlere and Ethel Delere, in a
unique musical novelty called piano
fage"; Embs and Alton. Francis and
Ross in "Odds and Ends Of Dancing"
the pipe organ recitals and the Hearst
Pathe news.
At and Sis pm. today the bill will
present Clifton Crawford, Fradkin and
Tell and the other features of last
week.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Criterion.

Heart Of the Sunset" the Offering
at the Criterion Theater the first part
of this week. has been described as
'tthe most thrilling Rex Beach story
ever screened. It is laid In the Amer
lean southwest in the days when
Uncle Sam stepped into Mexico and
taught that republic a lesson. Anna
@. Nilsson is featured as Alaire Aus
tin. wife of a morally worthless ranch
owner. who is lost in the desert when
her horse dies and is found exhausted
by Dave Law. a college-bred Te9as
ranger. A tense romance follows. The
stampede Of 10000 cattle is q scenic
feature.
Later in the week Theda Bara WIN
be seen in "A Fool There Was"
Evening star., 1918-08-04

"The Music Master. next season He
is considering a new play by Max
MARGIN. called. The Flag That Goes
By"
Rehearsals Of the new Bolton wode-
house musical comedy, The Girl Be
hind the Gun" began in New York
last week. for a performance in At
lantic City August 26.
William courtenay. in The Maid Of
the Mountain" Is to make his debut
in musical comedy, but he will not be
called upon to sing. His role will be
Of a dramatic and romantic type.
wallace Eddinger is to appear in the
leading role of comedy by Martin
Brown. called "A Very Good Young
Man" Ada Lewis. Edna Aug. Alan
Dinehart and Ruth Findlay will be in
the cast
W. A. Brady Is to produce Il o. o..
a three-act PLAY by Willard Mack and
Hector Turnbull. and dramatization
of the photoplay, The Cheat" by
Mr.. TurnbulL Mary Nash will have
leading role.
.Ldghtnin'." a comedy by Frank
brief out-of-town tour in Atlantic
City last Monday night preparatory to
opening at the Gayety Theater, New
York, late this month.
william coIiier is coming to the
Belasco Theater August 26 in q new
farce, called Nothing But Lies" by
Aaron Hoffman, co-author OF Friend
lly Enemiea."
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Gayety.

Jack Singers ''Behman Show" in .
new burlesque with book by the late
Junie McCree, featuring Marie Spar
row and Ameta Pymes. a classical
dancer. assisted by A. GABRIELLE and a
corps of selected experts. Unlike the
usual burlesQue Offering. . number Of
.high-class specia1ties are introduced,
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Savoy,

Norma Talmadge, pictured IN The
Safety Curtain" win be tho hIm at
traction at Crandall's Savoy today
and tomorrow. From q story by
Edith M De1l, It pictures the adven-
lures of Puck, q London music hall
performer. married to q worthless
husband, who. believing he has been
killed. marrfes a British ofacer and
goes with him to India: Tuesday, Mae
Adventure; Wednesday, Wallace
Reid, in 1.-THE Firefiy Of France: |:
Thursday, Madge Evans and John
Hines, in sNeighbors"; Friday, Har-
old Lockwood, in LEND Ne Your
Name" and Saturday. Enid Bennett.
in "A Desert Wooing."
Evening star., 1918-08-04
PARKS AND EXCURSIONS.

Glen Echo Park-Band concerts of
classic and popular music, directed by
Charles o. Mills, from $3.50 to 1880
pm. win be given today. Tho mod
ern park amusements Will be found.
including thrill rides. a rridway and =
sand pile" for the children. Week
nights dancing in tho open pavilion Is
featured with orchestral music.
Marshall HallEReaehed BY the
ssys9 7 ss.. "sa day
am. and 3:3o and $50 PM Be-
sides excellent facilities for picnic
parties, many Of the park amusements
are provided. including bowling. swings
and other features Tho river ride
down the Potomac II especially at
Chesapeake Beach-Tree exhibitions
At and 8 pm. daily by vallecita's
trained leopards. salt water bath
ing. fishing. Grabbing. q mile-long
are some Of the attractions Of the sea-
shore resort, an hour from Washing
ton A special train leaves the Dis
triSt line daily at $50 pm. for war
workers
r Great C81l0 f3fk-A1Ierno0h AH0
evening concerts by the Ladies'
Liberty Orchestra and free motion pic
lures, with dancing In tho pavilion
overlooking the fsils, which arc
Illuminated a4 night, are some Of the
attractions for picnic and camera
parties. Trains lexve 3eth and II streets
northwest ak frequent intefvalA -.
RY special arrangement Win ne
French high commission and through
the couftesy Of Mona R841sbonno Of
New York. Manager A. I. Robb Of the
Knickerbocker Theater announces the
exclusive showing Of the oficial
French war pictures at that theater
each week, beginning Tuesday and
wednesday with '"The Training Of
Animals In the War Zone," an excep-
tfonally interesting study Of animal
life upon the battle front Of Franco
where the French soldiers make ef-
fective use Of animals in every branch
of warfare. The Knickerbocker The
ater, Manager -Robb states, has been
designated by the French high COM
niission ,as the local headquarters for
its pictorial service. and all the of1cial
French Aims are privately; shown
there each week to the local onicisis
of the French government
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Avenue Grand.

The Safety Curtain" featuring
Norma Talmadge in a story Of Eng
lsh and East Indian life. will be
shown at Crandalps Avenue Grand
today and tomorrow. Tuesday. Har-
old Lockwood will be shown in Lend
Me Your Name; Wednesday and
Thursday, Mary Pickford, in 'How
Could You, Jean?'; Friday. Constance
Talmadge, in "A Pair of Silk Stock
ings": Saturday, Jack Pickford, in
SANDY" and Mabel Normand. in He
Did and He Didn't"
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Strand.

The photoplay Offering at Moore's
Strand Theater tho FIRST four days Of
this week. beginning today. is "Her
Moment" with Anna Luther in the
stellar role. The action has its initial
impulse In Rumania, and logically
encircles the globe, with scenes OF
realism in Siam, Japan. China Bu-
charest our own Arizona and on the
ocean.
The story b Of the struggles
through which . Rumanian peasant
girl passed in her quest Of love. The
climax In described ~ one Of tre-
mendous power.
Thursday and the remainder OF the
week "A Successful Adveptura q
QuRtnt comedy-drama Of the south.
WIN fe24uro May Allibon.
Short reels and orchestral accom-
paniment complete each program
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Loews Columbia.


Wallace Reid in .Less Than Kin.
WIN be tho nlm attraction at Loew's
Columbia today ana until Thursday.
Mr.. Reid Is pictured in two roles
that Of ne'er-do-wel1. disowned by
his family. and the other that Of q
man who has accidentally killed a
man in defense Of woman, and who
escapes from jail and finds refuge in
Central America, whore he drills q
motley army Of revolutionists. The
resemblance between these two men
is SO startling that on the death of the
ne'er-do-weN the refugee decides to
assume his name and return, to New
York. where his imposture brings
about- many highly divertfng situa-
lions. Reels OF comedy and current
events also will be shown.
Thursday and, the last hAlf Of tho
week Charles Raywill be pictured In
"a O'Clock Town" as q young man
who has ideas Of his own and puts
new Life into tho one big store. It is
said to be very funny.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
B. F. KEITHS

Hddis Foy and the Seven Younger
Roys wm be the chief comic attraction
at b ,. Ketth's Theater this week IN
-esnnmwhsrs IN New York" the joint
product Of George Hobart and Bugs"
Bsar. Mr.. Foy assumes the part of
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Gains and Losses.

In q week following the first Ger
man offensive in March. Ludendorn
overran some 1850 square miles Of
France He added $50 in his Flanders
drive Of the next month. and not less
than 750 in his subsequent drive from
the Aisne to the Marne. But at the
end Of two weeks Of his nth drive he
has lost more than half Of tho last
gain and he has lost all Of that gain
which was important for his plans-
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Howard.

At tho Howart Tits week he dram
atizattng Of Marion Crxvford's fam-
Gus novel The White Sister" VIII be
presented BY the Quality Amusement
Company. It In . love story Of un-
usual dramatic power. It win be
elaborately staged The usual matt
nees will be. given.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Features

the reformation. by q good woman.
of a notorious skipper of q sealing
schooner in Alaskan waters "A Pair
of Silk Stockings" starring Constance
Talmadge, will be shown Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, and The
Claws of the Hun" featuring Charles
Ray, the last two days Of the week.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Poli'a

A. H Woods will present Dolly Of
tho FoIlies..a . new farce by .HiiliArd,
Booth. which win serve to reintroduce
Haxel Dawn. athe motion picture star.
to the speaking stage, associated with
John Mason. walter Jones Homer
Evening star., 1918-08-04
WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.
Belasc0.

Arthur Hopkins win present "a
Very Good Young Man. . comedy by
Martin Brown. assisted by Robert
Housum. with Wallace Eddinger in
the title role. assisted by Edna Aug,
Ada Lewis. Ruth Findlay, Josephine
Meyer, Fannie ldourke. Alan Dinehart.
Harold Salter and Fran Longacre. It
is said to strike new vein Of native
comedy.
Evening star., 1918-08-04

ported -strong for suffrage and In
tensely disposed toward the girl
walters, but thinks the 'conductorette
may be improved by comedy criti-
cism" -.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Next German Move.

As to the next German move, It
must be matter OF speculation. The
German has certainly used mp half of
his own striking force in the dismal
failure between scissors and tho Ar
gonne. He has lost not less than 200
900 men. including 10000 prisoners
and 500 guns. He has still an avail
able striking force of some fifty di-
visions In the hands Of Rupprecht of
Bavaria and facing the British. The
general expectation is that he will
throw them against Haig. But this is
has had three months of rest and its
ranks are now full again. Moreover,
the German methods of attack have
lost much of their potency and the
element Of surprise seems to have
been eliminated in the last two trials.
soning optimism. The German is not
yet beaten-that is. save in one local
section of his great front He is still
able to strike, and there is not yet
any proof that Foeh has decided to
hold to tnhe initiative which he has
from uLdendor6 Only when Foch as
sumes the offensive again can we feel
that the whole character Of tho cam
pafgn has changed Pending that
time. we must expect a new German
attack, and new German attack is
we have still to restrain our optimism
our confidence is now firmly and just
ly established by the results Of the
last two weeks. We are most GER
tainly over the pitch; the ultimate
failure of the German campaign OF
have not opened the road to Berlin.
but we have shut and barred the ROAD
to Paris. and this was the real pur-
pose of our campaign of 1913.
Evening star., 1918-08-04
New Lyceum.

The widely known and successful
buriesque producer. Billy Watson. Is
sponsor for the Oriental Bmies-
quers. the Offering at the New Lyceum
this week. with matinees every day.
He announces an entertainment that
surpasses anything he has before at
tempted. with up-to-date comedians
in line Of comedy different to that Of
the old-time burlesque comedian. an
and attractive feminine
contingent and a chorus of the
spright1iest women that could be pro-
cured.
The offerings are two new burlettas,
"Joy Line" and 'Reilly's Reception"
The cast includes Leo Kendal,
George W.. Milton. J. Lee Allen,
George W. Dorsey. Vida Sopoto,
Marie Baker, Jennie De1mar.
A new scenic production, eaaborats
costuming and many bright and
snapy spectaltdes are 10 Be intro
duced
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Casino.

Beginning with matinee to-day, She
Casino offers a bur1esque attraction in
two acts entitled Tho Early Birds.
with the burden of. the fun making
upon the Duquesne Comedy Four. An
added attraction. zallah, q dancer. viii
appear in series Of eccentric dances
with unusual staging effects
Tuneful music and pretty girls In a
large chorus in colorfu1 costumes will
assist the leading comedians
The show will be given twice daily
the coming week, at 2:15 and p. M.