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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27

SmierG i zmartwyChwstanie Zbawi-
ciela ukaze sic " ,przyszla niedzie-
lie " sail parafialnej ma Scrcowie
cZtery ray. Pierwsze przedstaT;G-
ME 0 gC'lzinie 1870, n%aStepne o
$50. a wieczorem O 6tej Smej. O.
brazki te sd bardzo ma czasie i Ia
ia nam dokladny obraz lyC'a Chry-
stusa, ma kt6rym v'zorowat sic na-
ley. Ola starszych wstep ia sale
lJ-cie cent0w a dla dzieci D cent6w.
w przyszla sobote przyjezdza do
Chicago z Detroit nowo wyswiecony
kapian y. AntOni WiSniewski, kt6r:'
zostal przeznaczGnv .na ~asystenta
proboszcza PREY parafii ma Serco-
vie. Nauki swe konCzyl on W Or
chard Lake. Mich. i jest praCowni-
klein pelnym zapalu ! poswiecenla
sic. X. iproboszcz Karabasz bedzie
mial trzech asystent6w a mianowi-
Gle Y. A. Gawrycha, Y. X. Piano
wskiego i nowo przyby}ego X. Anto-
niego WiSniewskiego.
Asystent PREY parafii p. W. Maj
slodszego Serca Jezusa, X. A. A.
Klowo, wyjezdaa W p%ierwszej polo
vie ~nastepnego miesiaca do SEMI
naryum duchownego W Orchard
Lake, Mich, gdzie obejmie katedre
p~rofesorska. Wykiadai bedzie }acine
i teologie p~astoralna a naldto urzad
dyscyplfnaryusza tejze instytucyi.
X. A.. A. K1owo, pozostawia "a SODA
jak najlepsza panied i parafianie
re smutkiem go zegnaja. Ma nowem
tenn stanowisku, bardzo odpowie-
dzialnem - zyczymy dzielnemu- |
pefnemu zapalu kapianowi jak mai
wiekszego powodzenia.
w ostatnich czterech dniach ma
stepujacy patryotyczni Polacy z'o-
zyli datki ma oltarz" Ojczyzny: J6-
zef Skwiercz, przyni6s4 i ziozyf ma
plebanii Liberty Bond" ma sumo
$50. OBJ. Skwiercz poraz juz trzeci
hojna ma Polske zlozyl danine. "a
kt6ra staropolskie bog zaplaG". -
Obysmy wiecej mieli takich ofiaro'
dawcow, a fundusz Milionowy Zao
zony byIby W krotkim czasie. Pc
dziesie6 dolar6w ziozyli: Bartfomie1
Czarnota, MARGIN Bartycki i Szcze'
pan ION. $500 zlozyi Jan Bazak. -
Aczkolwiek nieco "a powoli, many
jednak przeczucie, re Fundusz po'
wieksza1 sic bedzie stale i re para
fianie ma Sercowie zrozumiawszy "
koncu cele, ma jake pieniadze tie l.
da, p~ospiesza z datkami Czestszym'
i honor parafii swej ocala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
z WARDY 16-TEJ.

DIS wieczorem odbedzie sic zebra,
ME obywatelek 16-tej wardy Z pre-
kaska W sail Zwiazku Polek. Zebranie
urzadza Regularna Organizacya No.
bet 16-tej wardy ma kandydatGw
acknowledgement. Przemawiac beda PIP.
Sweitzer, aid. Kunz, ala. PiOtrOwski,
pose4 stanowy PetlaE i inni. WSzyst-
kie Polk 16-tej wardy proSzOne 50 IA
to zebranie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
Wazne P~osiedzenie.

w czwartek, 81 marca, o godzl-
mic $50 wieczorem, W glowneJ
skladnicy zbieranej ola biednych
W Poscc odziezy, odbedzie sic
wazne posiedzenie reprezcntan--
tex wszystkich k6lek Sekcyi Ra-
tunkowej PoIek PREY WydziaIe
Narodowvm. Slavic sic powinne
wszvstkie intereSowane PANE.
gdyz wazne i naglace sprawy be
ca omawiane.
Sekcya Ratunkowa Polek
PREY Wydziale Narodowym.
Possukujess pr1cyV - Czy-aj piinis
,siosxenia cod rubryka .Praca-a
sEualtach DZIENNlKA CHIC r%'SNtR'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
WiadOmO$Ci Town
Of Lake,

W parku Davis Square. mieSzcza-
Gym sic PREY ulicy 45-tej i Paulina W
kazdy piatek OtwartQ jest Szwalnia, Z
kt6rej kobiety z dzieCmi Swcmi moga
%korzyStac bezptatnic. w dniu tym
Szwalnia Otwarta jest cd godziny 10tcj
rano do 4tej popoiudniu. Ola dzicwczat
pracujacych ~prOwadzona jest SzkOla
Szycia i dzieli sic ona ma dwic klaSy.
PierwSza otwarta jest W poniedziaiki j
wtorki oil gOdZiny 7-9-tej. Klasy je-
zyka angielskiegO oraz lektury o 9by-
watelstwie odbywaja sic ola mezczyzu
i kobiet W p~oniedzia}ki / wtorki od { do
9-tej wieczorem i kazdy winien z Mich
korzystac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27

iNiemasz domu, W ktorym ME
znajdzie sic jakaS odziez lrrb obj
vie, ktore ME So VAN potrzebne'
Ofiarujcie je zaraz ola biednych
w Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27

90 ! w czasie ranzerowania pre-
strzegano najscislejsza oStroz'
nose i t%ajemnice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27

DZIENNR CY1CAoo0n saHio-
ncza wieceI drouAyGh oTioS,sh. AM
tell wssystkis inns dEisnnin pobkh
- ChicaKo SAneua wdsIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27

Zbieranie odziezy W obrebie Ser
cowa ME robi najmniejszego poste-
pu, i ME MONA sobie wyobrazic -
dlaczego. Sic sic APPEL pc apelu -
lecz bezskutecznie. Jak sic zdaie
niewiasty polskie skupiajace sig
TAME ME So dobrze zorganizowane
i ME wiedza jak sic do roboty tel
- tax nagiej zabrac. Dobra by by
10 rzecza zwoia6 jakieS p~osiedzenie
i do piracy zabrac sic z 4apaiem, po-
niewaz kwestya odziezy jest pierw-
sza poza kwestya aywnosciowa. -
Trzeba przyznaG,z re inne dzielnica !
parafie o nieba Gale wyzej stoja j
dobrze zdaja sobie z tego apelu spra
we. Do piracy niewiasty Sercowa!
Odziea znostc nalezy do klubu Mo-
dziezy i'm. sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, W
kt6rym to lokalu z~najduje sic PREY
rzadzona ma ten eel kwatera a ME
ma plebanie, jak jest obecnie zWy-
czajem.
Antoni Pawiiski, Fam . pnr. 4437
S. Campbell ul., jecha} tramWa1em
47mej ulicy daaacym W kierunku "a
chodnim a gdy wysiaIdl miedzy ulica
Leavitt / Oakley wpadl ma tramWaJ
idscy W kierunku przeciwnym; re-
zultatem tego jest bolesne potiucze-
ME .mozgownicy. Znajduje sic on o.
becnie W szpitalu powiatowym'
Jan Wocek, maszynista LEGACY lat
26, a zam. pnr. PALS w. 45ta Ill., Je-
chal utica Alma W automobllu, Kto'
rym kierowa} niejaki Jan Broszek
zam. pnr. 2417 w. Alma ul. Gd1
znalezli sic u zbiegu ulic 47meI
Oakley automobil wpadi ma stojac1
tamze tramwaj / obaj bolesnych do
znali potluczen.
Obraz bardzo piekny W siedmi'
! ~czesciach, przedstawiajacy zycie'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
"The Mystery of the Yellow
Room"

THE Mystery Of the Yellow Room"
shown at the Rialto this week, needs
no prologue to make it probably the
most thrilling and bafiling of picture
plays ever seen in Washington. Miss
Fay Brennan appears in the prologue.
She is a Washington girl who recently
won a beauty contest In Philadelphia.
This prologue presents the scene lead
ing up to the mysterious attack on the
heroine of the story. about which the
mystery hinges. Though apparently
unnecessary, the acted scene may be
the pioneer Of future developments OF
the silent drama, and for this reason,
II for no other, is interesting.
The daughter OF scientist is at
tackled by a masked man, whose back
only is seen by the spectators. All
the exits to the room are found locked.
daughter is engaged. celebrated de-
tectfve, and Others including a young
reporter who finally solves the
mystery, are engaged In searching for
the criminal The daughters fiance,
a bearded professor, on whom the de-
tectiye places the guilt. is absent
from the chateau when other appear
ances of the masked man are made.
The young reporter has heard the
girl and her dance in secret. conver-
sation,. in which the man asks. Must
win you? ~, notwithstanding this, the
reporter believes the professor to be
innocent. The man is arrested, hav-
ing refused to explain his actions on
the night Of the temperance of the
mysterious masked person. The re-
porter who has made journey from
France, where the action OF the play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
SOLDIERS of Fortune. u

Moore's Garden Theater continues
the week the Mayf1ower Photoplay's
screen version Of Richard Harding
Davis romantic story, Soldiers of
Fortune" and Its splendid patronage
marks enthusiastic Endorsement, of
both the picture and the policy. Of the
management.
The story is one of Mr.. Davis best,
and Allan Dwan, who produced and
directed the picture. has lost none Of
the original appeal of the story
Every character. every scene,z every
tense and thrilling situation is de-
veloped with consummate picture art
There is real satisfaction in watch
ing Paul Clay. the mining engineer:
American Dictator; Capt Stua TT that
typical American. and all sfheeotRer
well known characters move and
breathe. before your eyes and live
their stirring adventures with you.
A story of plots and counter plots
with Alvarez. the president of
Olancha. preparing to, abscond with
the Langham millions paid for CON-
cessions. the villainous army general
breeding revolution and the love of
Cant. Stuart for Mime. Alvarez. all
adding their complications to the
narrative. And there Is action in every
foot of the film. raids and rescues, ro-
nance and strife, fights, single hand
ed and with hundreds of men engaged.
An exceptionally fine cast depicts the
various characters. including Norman
Kerry as Clay; Anna Q. Nilsson as IS
Hope Langham, Melbourne Mcdowell
and Wflfred Lucas. Augustus Thomas
dramatized the story.
A fine musical setting is given the
production by the Garden Orchestra,
under Claude V. Burrows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
Crooked Straight"

To know that Charles Ray has the
leading role in Crooked Straight"
the feature picture at Loew's Theater,
is to know that the picture is well
worth seeing. Every recent appear
ance of this young actor in picture
presentations here has disclosed his
excellent ability as a comedian.
In Crooked Straight" Ray is pic
tured as crook. This is role
somewhat out Of the ordinary for him.
as most of his other hits were made
as an unsophisticated country boy,
but he presents it as well as in the
other casts.
The story of the play deals with a
in his small home town by hard and
honest work. He hies himself to
the larger city. After a time he meets
burglar, whose tales entice him
from the straight to the crooked path.
Several thrilling scenes are injected
into the play, in which the hero comes
out on top. He finally returns to the
small town from which he had de-
parted but short time before. His
pal in the burglar enterprises has
been killed during a fight with the
mans orphan children.
OF course, the girl" appears in the
picture. She is happily represented
in the person Of Margary Wilson.
When Ray saves the father Of his
sweetheart from the clutches of the
crooked gang. her love for him be-
comes even greater and pretty
romance is thus brought to a pic
turesque ending.
An added feature is Fatty" Ar
buckles new picture. 1.-THE Hayseed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
1.-THE Country Cousin"

Beautiful and talented Elaine Ham
merstein. in a screen version Of THE
Country Cousin" was the attraction
yesterday at both the Metropolitan
and the Knickerbocker theaters. The
picture is based on the original COM
Booth Harrington and Julian Street.
The expert adapters for the screen,
however. have improved the piece for
one of the best pictures of the sea-
son.
The story concerns a divorced couple
in the country surroundings and longs
for a livelier life. On coming of age
the girl inherits half a million and
decides she will not remain with her
mother. but go to her father in the
city. Her choice 10 made, however, In
father. After a brief experience with
the fast set the little girl is glad to go
back to dear old Centerville," where
she was reared. The plays strength
lies in the contrast Of the peoples Of
the different classes.
Miss Hammerstein plays the part Of
Nancy. the mother. excellently. She
assumes the dictatorship of the farm
and her business sense develops with
an emphatic punch. She easily per-
ceives that the father. who was mar
ried again. Is scheming for her girls
to see how the little girl is being
treated This trip brings out the dra-
matte scenes and Miss Hammerstein
goes through a struggle with VII
lain friend Of the fathers with a skill
that stamps her as the real artist.
The photograph work is excellent
and the scenes Of the palaces on Long
Island are beautiful. The company
supporting Is good. Lumden Hare's
role standing out as a fine bit Of
character study.
Minor pictures and an excellent mu-
steal program complete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
THE EVENING STAR MONDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1919

to want something. In brief. II you
like clean honey" stories. II James
Whitcomb Riley's poems appeal to
you. then you will delight In JACK
Fickford and I'm Wrong"
Briefly, the picture shows Johnny
Spivens. who has more ambition and
less good luck than any other eight
een-year-old country boy IN the
world; the son of q poor widow.
grocer's clerk and day -and-night de-
livery system. desperately In love
with Mile Fields. Johnny's dreams
of bright future and his ambitious
ideas seem to be Knocked by his dead,
village surroundings, every time q
good idea pops into his head. Eschew-
Ing old-time methods Of getting rio
Of the jinx Johnny uses nothing more
than a rusty pitchfork and his re-
serve stock Of ambitious courage,
stimulated by the desire to make n amd
rewins the love of the pretty daughter
Of the local banker. whom he almost
lost through the Establishments OF q
city fellow with white trousers
'neyerything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
Sol S. Gluck as Disraeli.

An audience which filled the Belasco
Theater last night heartily applauded
the latest appearance of Sol. S. Gluck
as Disraeli, the proceeds of the per-
formance being for fund with which
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
is to build a clubhouse.
Mr.. Gluck was ably supported by
Miss Dorothy Paish, as Clarissa, and
Miss Florence Noar, as the Duchess Of
Others in the cast re-
ceiving the plaudits of the audience
included Moritz S. Gluck, as the Wis
count Deerfod; DR.. Morris Shefferman.
in double role. and David Norwood.
Mr.. Gluck played the part of Dis
raeli in May, 1916. for the George
University, and his sue
cess was repeated at last nights per-
formance. The club building fund
received handsome addition through
the box Office. A bevy of attractive
girls sold programs, also for the fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
ellis Official Fiancee."

Vivian Martin probably will win
many new admirers in Washington by
her acting in His Ohicial Fiancee."
which was shown at Loew's Column
bia yesterday.
The story is light comedy drama
that gives the demure star numerous
opportunities to display her ability. in
the role of a stenographer who be-
comes Officially engaged to her en-
pIoyer to assist him in closing q
business deal. The many complicated
situations which result from an en-:
gagement on business basis are well
brought out. Just when the mix-up
nloyer discover that they really have
fallen in love and the Official" en-:
gagement Is converted into real
one. Forrest Stanley plays the role
Of the employer.
Fatty Arbuckle is an added attrac-
ton, in "The Hayseed." Other minor
features complete the program:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
PIRATES HIDDEN ON SHIP
GET MILLIONS IN LOOT

CONSTANTINoPLE, Wednesday. Oc-
tober 20 (by the Associated Press).-
Pirates concealed in the steerage of
the ship Maria overpowered the crew
while the vessel recently was bound
from Novorossysk for Batum and rob-
bed the passengers, obtaining 50.000.-
900 rubles.
On arriving at Batum officers OF the
vessel made a report of the robbery
to the British police, who captured
several Of the pirates.
Pirates frequently land along the
shores Of the Black sea and rob viii
lagos. At Trebizond recently pirates
boarded a Greek schooner and stabbed
or threw overheard its crew of if
teen men. They also captured the
Russian steamer Constantion while
the vessel was bound from Batum to
Conetantinople.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
THOMAS P. CLARKE DIES.
Prominent Architect, Who Had
Long Been Resident Here.

Thomas Pratt Clarke, son Of the
late Daniel and Rachael Belt Pratt
Clarke Of Prince Georges county. Nd.
an architect, who had resided in this
city for thirty years, died last night
in the Church Home Infirmary, Balti-
more, Md. He was ffty-five years old.
brook, Nd, and during his work in
this city made many friends. He was
the chief instructor in the office of
the supervising architect of the
Treasury. In 1901 he moved to New
ark, N. J., where he became the adj
visory architect Of the city hall COM
mission. He also drew the plans for
the public free library in that city.
Surviving him are a brother and
two sisters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
I'm Wrong

Jack Pickford, exponent of attrac-
tive youth and boyhood. with its trials
and tribulations, joys and care-free
moments. is pictured at Moore's
Strand Theater this week in his Ia
test release, I'm Wrong" which just
about ATS any misunderstood" boy.
It Is a story pieced out Of child
hood days and pictures familiar boy
hood and girlhood lives, their dreams
Of love and heroic deeds, the time
when everybody seemed to be picking
on them and the time when, IL they
ever had a moment to themselves.
mother, dad or big sister was bound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03

takes place. to America, appears &C
the trial just in time to explain the
mystery and give the name Of the
guilty person, who has been caught
as he climbs from the water, having
swum ashore from the ship on which
he had ned. The clues to the mystery
are well scattered through the pic
ture. but afford little light unless one
10 especially skilled. until the reporter
tells the story at the conclusion Of
the picture.
The photography Of CASTOR Laroux's
story, on which the picture IL based, is
excellent. The music Of the orchestra
adds immensely to its effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
"Sacred Silence"

William Russell, pictured in virile
role in Sacred Silence" is the photo
play feature at Crandalrs Theater the
first four days, of this week: AS
shrewd young officer who foresees
danger in the attentions of his friend
to the wife Of their major, Russeil
reaches new heights as a delineator
of young American manhood The
rugged outlook upon life habitual
with those who people an army post
in time of war. enables the star to
display much the. same type OF dare
deviltry as has made his previous
starring vehicles noteworthy.
The sacrifices Of a man who shields
a woman Of whom he is fond and
friend to whom he is attached by
maintaining a self-incriminatfng ST.
lence form the basis of climax that
is as tense as it Is unusual. Minor
features also are shown, with an or
chestral program. t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
New Ten Star Artist.

Serge Frokofieff. composer, con-
ductor and pianist, whose tragedy,
The Gambler" was in rehearsal at
the imperial theaters Of Moscow and
Petrograd when the bolshevist en-
tered upon the scene. and who has
been giving wonderful concerts with
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, has
been added to the list of artists who
will appear in the Ten-Star Concert
series. under the management of T.
Arthur Smith, at the New National
Theater. Definite arrangements to
this end have Just been announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
New Post for La Rue Brown.

La Rue Brown has been appointed
general solicitor of the railroad ad-
to fill the position made
vacant by the appointment of E. Mar
vim Underwood as general counsel,
the railroad administration announced
today Mr.. Brown since April, 1918.
has been assistant attorney general
of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03

cialty. and others. including the stage
director, whose smooth direction be-
hind the scenes made effective many
of the prettiest Of the scenes.
Jack O. Lantern" in plot is as
it is named, but in carefree and ef-
fervescent diversion 1t Is substan-
tial. very.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03

aerial around the. world rAce. The COM L
mission 10 to sail Monday for Honolulu
and the far east.
The entries of Col william Thaw
and Miss Ruth Law In the around
the -world derby also were announced
by the commission. bringing the total
up to eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
PETROGRAD SAFELY HELD
BY REDS, TR0TSKY SAYS

LONDON. November IA wireless
message sent from Moscow and signed
by NJ. Trotsky. bolshevik minister Of
war. declares that the anti-bolshevik
forces have been driven from the en-
virons Of Petrograd and that the city
Is free from any danger OF capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
WORLD AIR RACE ORGANIZED.
Col. William Thaw and Miss Law
Among Entrants.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 3.-The
organization Of the aerial touring as
ISOLATION, said to be the first Of its
kind. with headquarters at New York.
Washington, San Francisco and At
lantic City, has been announced here
by the commission promoting the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
Will Command British Fleet.

LONDON, November 1.-Ohcial an
nouncement Is made Of the appoint
ment of Vice Admiral Sir Trevelyan
D. Napier as commander in-chief Of
the North America and West Indies
naval station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-03
aARRICK-"Betty Be Good

Light feet and lifting melodies are,
the characteristic features Of Betty.
Be Good" which is being nodded into
shape at the Garrick this week for a
metropolitan run. With its plentiful
quota Of pretty girls, clever dances and
| new songs, none of the large audi
ence last night seemed to care much
about the theme. which is of the
familiar bride-and-groom type. The
plot involves a bridegroom who has
| hard time getting away from a fair
! stage companion long enough for the
wedding ceremony and honeymoon
and includes the suspicious mother
in-law. the ubiquitous best man and
the flirtatious father-in-law.
Miss Josephine Whittel holds the
, center of the stage as Betty Lee, a
the bridegroom and is beloved by the
pi essed for the Sonors by Georgia
Manatt, az the bride, and Laura Ham
Hamilton's solo dance at the opening
of the second act brought more en-
cores than any other feature of the
performance. and every number in
| enthusiasm. Her dance With the
chorus in accompaniment to the
| song, Keep Them Guessing" was one
of the most attractive bits Of the
The Book and lyrics of Betty" are
| by Harry B. Smith, but no less credit
is due Hugo Riesenfeld. who wrote
the music and who conducted the or
chestra during the first act. Keep
Of dozen hrst- class songs. while
| It'd Like to Take You Away" and
Listen to My Heart Beat" are hardly
less catching. Betty, Be Good" the
! title song, is not without merit. but
! it Is surpassed by others.
Frank Crumit. veteran songster.
| who takes the part Of best man, is
| one of the best fun-makers in the
| cast, and Eddie CARVE, fat father of
| the bride. is able to fetch laugh
Arbuckle would look like an Arme-
Mag refugee. AS the bridegroom, Irv
ing Beebe's chief duty is to look
| handsome and register love and dis
tress alternately. which he accom-
plishes in the most approved manner.
love-smitten manager. and adds
number of laughs to the production.
as does Josie Intropidi. as the brides
mother.
The amusing situations of the play
| develop in the second act, when 1t
rented through an agency for the
! bridal couples honeymoon is that of
/ Betty Lee. who returns unexpectedly
to the city when she hears that her
admirer Of other days 10 in town. The
| bridegroom and the best man show
| inventing stories to keep the bride
and Betty ignorant of each others
| identity.
Much praise is due Frances Grant
and Ted Wing for dancing specialties
They put on two numbers independ-
and their grace and agility made
| them immediate favorites.