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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
CAROLINA men EN- ROUTE;
RALEIGH PLANS WELCOME.
Part OF Thirticth Division to Discln-
bark at Newport News Within
Next Two Weeks.
STATE AppRopRIATEs MONEY
Legislature Aids City In Program for
acknowledgement Command
cd by Son OF Confederate General
w. IL. Cox, OF Richmond.
fBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March io-Departurc
for rn home Of the One iiundred and Thir-
sion. was reported to-day TO the war
D s, IN Thu Is among the rg,
part Of The First North carGlin s"u In a
fantry.
Field Artillery viii be disembs Fixed
ierrcd by train 70 RaieigS, n. g. 1 wSeSe
II WI be paraded. more than 1000
Jaakson, ' '9 fon dsmo sehi Il Camp
II is stili tho intention OF tho War
portion OF the Thirtieth DiviSion as 8
can be handled at Charleston. S. c.. but
IL was said today. the facilities there
ana NJ camp jackson have not been
The last unit of the Twenty-scvcn.h
sNew York National Guardl Division
cablegram from the American head
quarters in. France today said: Last
H idei OF Twenty-scvsnth Division
Seattle is due al New York March is
FIVE TRANSPORTS AND
CRUISER LEAVE FRANCE
departure from France Of about 100
ofhcers and 5000 men on five trans
ports and one cruise was announced
aaay by unit the Ya the Ths
Engineers on the transport Dakotan.
which is due at New York March 30,
ano which also has aboard the Seven
Thlrty-seventh Aero Squadrons
:, The cruiser Charleston. due at New
York March Is. has on board the
Twcnty-seventh and One Hundred and
Fort|-seventh Aero Squadrons and Sow
erai casual companies. including one
or North Carolina troops.
The transport Vcnezia also is due at
New York, date not given, with twenty
seven casual companies, including one
company or men from New Jersey
The TRANSPORT Tivivef also Is en- route
to New York, date OF arrival not given,
with few cauuals. comprising de-
tachments OF base hospitals Noa. Z
and u.
The transport Melrose has sailed for
Newport News, date Of arrival not
given. with a detachment Of the Three
Hundred and Seventeenth Tank Corps
The transport Westboro, due at New
York. March %. has one casual company
aboard
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ONE VIRGISLAN AND ONE
NORTH CA2OLINLAS CITEI

WASHINGTON, March 1o.-The fol-
lowing citations were made public to-
dav by the War Department:
Sergeant Gilmore Tomlin. Company
G., Sixth Infantry. For extraordinary
heroIsm in action near Rcignieville.
France, September IL, 1918. Facing
heavy machine-gun fire, Sergeant
Tomlin alone charged machine
gun, which was causing his company
many casualties, killed the gunner, and
captured the gun. Next OF kin. Mrs.
Daisy Tomlin. mother. Lynchburg, Va
Wagner David U. Latham. Company
G., Earth Ammunition Train. For ex-
traordinary heroism in action near
Septsarges. France, October "a. 1915
When an enemy shell struck some py-
rotechnics stored in the ammunition
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FIVE AMERICANS GIVEN
CONGRESSIONAL MEDALS
Highest Honors Awarded Men for
Especially Distinguished Ser
yico at Front.
HEROIC ACTIONS REVIEWED
Private Barklcy Plays Big Part in
Capture OF Strategic Point-Vir-
ginian and North Carolinian Cited
for Extraordinary Vaior.
my Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. March 1o.-Awards
OF congressional medals of honor to
four enlisted men and one officer. for
shllantr| in action were announced TO-
day by the War Department. The
awards were to Captain L. Werdlaw
Miles, Princeton, y. j.: Corporals Sid
ALEX. Chicago; Thomas a. Pope, chi
ctgo, aud private John l.. Barley.
Elatrstown. Mo.
Corporal Manning. though Severely
wounded. led his platoon in an assault
until only seven men were left, and
by the fire from his automatic rifle
held aoi 6ack the enemy un.:l these men
taken. He refused to retire, although
wounded nine times.
Captain Miles won tho medal near
Reullon. France. where he volunteered
to lead his company in very dan
gerous assault Oh the Aisno Canal
Wounded five times, both legs anu one
arm being fractured, he ordered him
forward toward the enemy trenches. in
order that he might encourage his
company. The enemy position was
taken and held.
Private Barkley. on his own inltia-
tive, repaired a captured enemn ma
chine gun, mounted it IN disabled
french tank, and with this weapon
completely broke up an enemy at
tack. The Germans shellcd the tank
and attacked again. but were repulsed
Il second time by Barkley. Tho Cita-
ton says this enabled the American
troops ito gain and hold hill No. 2o3."
Corporal ALEX, at a critical moment
in the attack OH Chipiliy Ridge. after
all the officers with his unit had been
wounded. took command and led the
unit When stopped by mGchine-gun
,irc he advanced alono and attacked
the nest" killing five Of the enemy
and capturing fifteen prisoners.
Corporal Pope also was cited for at
tacking alnne'a machine-gun nest and
silenCinE IL.
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FOR EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
USE THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
FOR EXCESSIVE
Is Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FIR ZEE.

Just beca use you start the day wor-
ried and tired. stif legs and arms and
muscles and aching head. burning and
bearing down pains in the back
WORN OUT before the day begins. do
not think You have TO stay in that con-
dition. Start the day RIGHT
Get we'll. Feel tine. Re strong.
healthy. free from pains. stiff joints
sore Anusclcs, aching back or kidney
troufNe. Start NOW.
u you suffer from bladder weakness
with burning, scaldinG pains. or if you
arc in and out OF bed half a dozen
times night, you will appreciate the
rest. comfort and strength TIE WILL
IiAMS TREATMENT gives.
We will give YOU one 75-ccnt bottle
(32 Doses) and free book about Uric
Acid and how to treat il, to convince
you THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
conquers Kidney and Bladder diseases
rheumatism and all other ailments,
no matter how chronic or stubborn
when caused by excessive Uric Acid.
Send this notice with your homo adj
dress and 10 cents to help pay part Of
hostage, packing. etc, TO The DE.
ID. a. WILLIAMS Co. Dept. N-9SI,
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Conn.
You Will receive by parcel post. de-
livery paid, our regular 75-cent bottle
(S2 Doses) without mourning any OBJ
legation.
Only ono bottle given TO same family
or address. No attention will be paid
to second requests.
Used by hundreds Of Thousands dur
tnE tho past 26 ye~rn.-Ady.
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ADJUSTMENTS
.sri.h. at til. Academy.

Mary Roberts Rinehart has writ
ten so many Letitia Carberry stories
for the Saturday Evening Post that
wo tried to conjecture. on our way to
the 'Tish" adventures Edward l.. Rose
lad dramatized. Likewise In which
phase of "Tish's" busy lfo the versat tile
May Robson would appear.
After viewing the play last evening,
one is forced 10 the reluctant conciu-
sion that MIR. Rose was unfortunate in
his selection Of plot and episodes. q
more unspeakablc stupid play could
hardly have been dramatizcd from tho
Rinehart library. 1t may have been
lines OF the play. or the long dismal
waits which accompanied tho setting
Of tho scenes, during which the Acad-
envy orchestra RECALLED US with music
the. impression Is deepseatcd that last
nights play has not the get and go
10 make It success.
As for Miss Robson herself. we can
only speak in tho highest praise Of
her efforts to entertain. Her sallies
were always greeted with appreciation,
though 1t seemed at times that the au-
dience was determined 10 be amused
Robson was before them on tho stage.
She made the most Of her opportunities
to draw humor from her lines and in
the three or four serious moments, read
ucI hHSo " leh iSeitnS dHu leFVOT. MISS
Robson had splendid support in the
parts of "Asgie" and Lizzie" played,
respectively. by Lillian Harmer and
Lotto Blake. In their architecture, SO
to epeak. these two characters sug-
Rosted Don Quixote and Sancho panza,
though most of tho real quixotism Of
the. play originated with ''Tish" her
self.
Edward Cullen. as Lewis, pleased US
with their impersonation OF the two
roles. Gage Bennett, as Luther Hard
we'll. was quite impossible. playing tho
zealot without trace OF magnetism,
aust. Edith Conrad end Jesna Shat
Euck are both attractive women and
/. NaSy sssrs az satisfactory In their roles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
At THE FIRST SIGN
OF B|L|OUSNEsS
TAKE A CALOTAB
The New Nausealess CalOmel
That Does the Work Without
the Slightest Unpieasantness
or Danger Of Salvation.

Ask your doctor and no will toll you
remedy for lazy liver, DiIiousness.
indigestion and constipation. Now that
all of Its unpleasant and dangerous
qualities have been removed. calomcl,
In the form OF Calotabs, is the easiest
and most pleasant Of all laXatives to
take. One tablet at bedtime with a
swallow Of watcr-thats all. No
taste. no gripping, no nausea, no salts.
live, wide-awake, energetic, strong
and with hearty appetite fos break
last Eat what You please and go
about your WORKING danger of saliva
Calotabs are sold only in original
scaled packages, price thirty-fye cents.
Your druggist recommends and guar
antees Calotabs by offering to refund
the price IL you arc not delighted with
thcln.--Adv. u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
WORDS OF APPRECIATION
FOR STUART'S COMMITTEE
National Agriculture AdvIaory Body
Ends Its War Elmer
Ecncy Work.
tBY Associated Press

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March lo.-The ma
tional agricultural advisory committee.
organized q gear ago to work with the
Department of Agriculture and the food
Appreciation OF the work OF the com
mittcs waa expressed by Secretary
Houston 10 former Governor H. c.
stuart, OF Virginia. tho chairman, in
the following letter:
II desire To express through you to
all members OF the committee my crate
full appreciation of their response to
the call for service made by the food
administrator and myself. The COM
mittcc rendered valuable assistance to
this department and to tho nation dur
Ing the trying experiences with which
VIC were confronted, and was a con-
slant aid and comfort
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COMMANDED BY SON
OF GENERAL w. z. cox

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 10
The One Hundred and Thirteenth Field
Artillery; of the Old Hickory Division.
two weeks from France. is comma nded
by Colonel Albert Cox, of Raleigh. who
resigned a Superior Court judgeship
OF General W. r. Cox. of Richmond,
Va. who is credited with having led
the last attack against the Yankee
army at AppomattoX.
This unit fought valiantiy in the
Argonne sector.
Newport News is today planning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

Millions OF fraudulent Aspirin Tab
let's were sold by a Brooklyn manu-
facturcr which later proved to be COM
posed mainly OF Talcum Powder
"Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin" tho true,
genuine, American mado and American
owned Tablets. arc marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross"
Ask for and then insist upon "Bayer
Tablets OF Aspirin" and always buy
them in the original Bayer package,
which contains proper directions and
dosage.
Aspirin Is tho trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture OF Monoacetfcactdeste ter
of Salicylicacid.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
HELP DISABLED SOLDIERS
Vocational Education board Wishes to
Hear From 'Thosc Who HIVE
Been Discharged.
In Associated Pres |

WASHINGTON, March lo.-Some 49,
600 disabled men were discharged from
the army before the Federal board for
vocational training was permitted to
establish contact with such men in
army hospitals in order to deal with
their cases.
the board now desires TO get in
touch with these men. so as to acuuaint
them with the benefits which Congress
has provided for them.
The board. in statement today
asked persons knowing OF any such
disabled soldiers to send their names
and addresses to it's headouarters in
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Cuba and Mexico Resume Relations.
LIZ Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, March 1o.-Accord-
ing TO unofilcial reports. the. Depart
ment OF Foreign Relations has been
DR.. EZequiel Garcia Ensenat. recently
named Cuban minister to Mexico. would
will re-estab!ish diplomatic relations
between the two governments. wftN:h
were interrupted in APRIL 1915. Cen
eral Heriberto> lara. the new Mexican
minister to Cuba. is expected to sail
for Havena this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
SOCIET Y
Lecture ON "BottIce,Ii.n

Tho auditorium OF tho woman'o Club
Was 6lled TO capacity last night for
ruth. OF Boston, on "Botticcili." Dur
ing tho course OF the lecture Mr.. Car
ruth showed colorcd slides OF the best
works OF tho Italian master. Tho vivid
tlnta OF the slides gave the audience
clear conception OF the skill OF the
great Florentfan artist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
RALEIGH PLANS WELCOME
TO RETURNING SOLDIERS

RALEIGH, ~ c.. March 1o.-Elabo-
rate plans are being made for the en-
tertainment Of the One Hundred and
Thirteenth Field Artillery Of the
'Thirtieth Division, which will parade
In this city soon after its arrival in
this country from France. In addi-
tion to a fund being raised by popular
lature today appropriated $1,000 to aid
the city in giving reception to the
troops.
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MIR. aud sI,s. Glasgow Hosts.

Tho British ambassador aud the
countess Of Reading were guests last
evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur era
ham Glasgow. OF Richmond. In their
p9f for tho opening Performance OF
Maeterlink's new play. "a BurEomaster
81 Belgium" which was given at the
Belasco Theater in Washington.
General and Mrs. Barnett and the
Misses Patton also occupied boxes for
as play, as we'll ne the Belgian min
lster and the former imperial Russian
ambassador
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

dump OF hi, organization. wagone.
Latham insisted In removing inram-
mahlo materials and placing the nrc
under control Through his GOODNESS
and courage, the destruction OF 4 large
quantity Of nearby ammunition was
avoided. Homo address, John Williams,
uncle, Asburg. n. c.
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BAI|rLESIIIr NI;IttASKA nurNGs
TnOOPS TO UOSrON IIARROR

:. BOSTON. March lo.--'rhc batticship
Nebraska. from Brcst, with loo re-
turning soldiers. arrived today the
hrst W2rShip transport TO enter this
port. Her passengers included Bat.
terry II OF the FIfty- fourth ARTILLERY.
ahu many casual companies made up
largely of New England men. witt,
them were twelve y. NJ. c. a. secro-
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Retura to Richmond.

haye taken an apartment in tho ches y
lernold for tho spring montha. Mr.
ana htrs. Smytb, who have been max
ing their home In Chicago for The pas,
several years, will so North early in
S Sne season TO occupy their camp in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Goes Far Into the Air.

BUENOS AIRES. March 1o-Lieuten-
ant Parodi, OF the Argentine army. as
cended s.4oo metres (sbout 21.300 feet)
in an airpianc at the Palomar mill
tary aviation field yesterday. lie used
= 100-horse power Newport.
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Jones-kjnSman.

Ot interest here Is the announcement,
NJ Jones, son Of DR.. George W.
SMn sn;:: q Riehmond. TO Mrs. Charlotte
hinSman. OF New York. daugh-
or the editorial stan OF the New Ynrt
SSe.aid; The wedding took place in
OF the trlde'a father. with on:v r nrt,e
ee,s or thu immediate family present.
Mr: and MrE. Jones Will make .he,r
tended honeymoon In the South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Announce Engagement.

=. Ut much interest TO society here is
the engagement Of Miss kathleen Les
ter OF Washington. to Lieutenant
corps. which has just been announced.
Mits Lester Is the daughter Of war
ton E. Lester
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woMEN's MEETINGS.

Tho annual meeting OF the board OF al
risors q the bareau OF Vacations will take
,hn, Frofe ssional NSoman'. Building.
Tho Woman'S Auxiliary TO the Howitzer
this evening at 5:l5 o'clock in the audito-
rum OF The Hotel Murphy Annex.
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Enaaxemeut Announced.

Hr and Ars. John e vicks. Of
Msnt and approaching marriage NJ
"a; ,heir danghter, Bessie; 10 Claude Mar.
ding will take place early In AprII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

elaborate celebration. with half-holi-
day and general fcstlvity. to be held
when This first large contingent OF
Oiu Hickory warriors arrive here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
u And OUT OF TONY

M snd MrE. FredtrIc Vt. Scott and tb.,,
GSiHren have returned 20 their home ma
"est fIsnSi1 Street a.,er an extend cd
teuttnsnt DIN W. Richa.dson United
States Navy. has been spending few dsvs
With bis family In Richrnond
Miss orie Walden spent the weekend IN
Norio!k' where che wa. the guest OF friend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Prominent Wedding.

a Wedding OF great tnteres, and
land and Fireinis took piate a, Can
Bridge. gid, Saturday. when Mis-. Hem
and Mrs. Brice W. GoidsbosoyrPb h Or,
same the bride of Lieutenant Morse
Episcopal Church BY the Rev W. T,
Loud. rector OF the church. A hreak.
last was served for the weddInr ns,s,.
n n the home OF the brides parents on
SeldsboIough. sister of the BRIDE ddp @a.
nel maid OF honor. and the foweI ria
we're MSS Nancy Lanier and Hiss
Louise Harrison, nieces OF the bride
ana ,ns pages were her nepheWs. Ron
elt >. Lanier. Jr.. and b. Powell Hart
hon; Jr; The best man was Lieutenant
10 ward Howe Wales. T. S. \. II -
ana the ushers were Colonel Cbarie ::
=. Carpenter. u. s. N. c.; Major 1hnos
core Lowe. Z. s NJ c.: Lieutenant-
eomnandcr Stewart r. bryant Ii.n.
!enAnt clifford Pearre. U. S. Il. r.: Iisu-
iiehant Alpett Hoist. L. S. " RI. f. ana
d nc tenant John HemphNl. U. s. * r.
inc bride. who was given In marri,ps
ny her father. wore gown Of wbi;s
SATIN trimmed in crystals and hor tniis
Sc!i was held with orange bIosson,.
end che carried white sweet meas Tbn
,r;n OF honor was In coral satin
oreaktast, Lieutenant and Mrs. Morse
.sIt lot wedding trip after whicS
lney VIII come TO Washington 10 max
Iaeir future home. ~
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Hoilermaker Helper, STRIKE

MOBILE. ALA, March io.-on. hun-
dred and fifty boilcrfnaker helpers
struck today at tho Henderson Ship
building Company when a negro helper
was discharged for alleged insubcrdi-
nation. The matter will como before
the union tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
The 3IusiciGus' Club.

The Musicians club will give n,
, . student recital tomorrow after
iorlum. Those taking part are Tho stu
eent members of the club. Members
ana nahrents viii be out in force 10 al.
gram VIII lie rendered. p'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

as others might have been. OF tho
remainder OF the cast, we saw nothing
OF unusual merit.
In fact, "rish" was, as a whole, rath-
or OF u disappointment.
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS,
Lyric Show Pienscs.
For all who attend the Lyric today
nnd tomorrow there will DC provided
the most entertaining aud varied show
that II has been tho privilege or Man
agcr Rex to stage In many weeks. The
upusual happeucd last night-every
one Of the iivc acts WAS cncorcd. Roodc
and Francis opened the bin with u
comedy wire act that would be diff .
cult to excel. Following this came
Jane Barber and jerome Jackson with
songs and dances.
Charles Novins and Ada Gordon put
across IA Holland Huiloween" song
and dancing sk!t ''Fat" Thompson
and Al Petric staged a comedy barrasc.
'Thc camouilage.' rcplctc with new
Jokes and two buckets OF whitcwash
Clayton. tho mystic. closed the bill
lie answered questions submitted to
him accurately, it seemed. and humor-
ously. Billed AT seeing all" and
knowing all" lie seomod to bear some
relation TO the Pathe news reel, which
ciaLhs the same qualities. and which
opened tho show.
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Benefit Story Hour.

STORYTELLING hour BY Miss Ha,,,a
Selle Gresham Will be given for he
esne th q the Sarah Allen Memorial
at the Randolph Talco,t School aes
North Lombardy Street. Friday after.
a n9S o a. o'GIoes There vii be music
proEram IL for botn children and
Efo%n-up6 anu
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a ttends Dinner.

Dr.. Emily C. Runyon Is &, Nav VAT
10 attend the dinner given BIZ Tho
American Women's Hospitals 10 Dr.
S.i ihs purnell. who has just returned
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".Iiss niuc Eyc,v Tontrbt

Alan Dale. in tho New York Ameri-
can. speaking OF whats Your Hus-
t, Doins?" from which was adapted
Miss Blue Eyes" says: Il want TO
say that Whats Your Husband Do
mgr is really most amusing farce.
You may say that most farces are
amusing. i don't aEree with you: some
Of them arc tragic. 1t has fun, situa-
lions. in,oAicaiIon aud screaming
lines 1t Is 80 novel and the humor
so American, instead OF Gallo. that
really IL you cannot laugh you should
gee a physician. There is one scene
in which a dulcet little lady sleeps
pat:ictically, on the shoulders OF two
perfectly helpless husbands. that
titilatcs most forccfuHy.
For the first Tine there i. an
episode OF. inebric;y that Is funny
without being vulgar. Another thing
in favor with this comedy is that the
last act i9 quite as good as the sec
oad. The finale Of the piece. oddly
enough, is even artistic. the unspoken
word for which they all seek Honey
suckle Inn is the place whero all the
trouble happens"
Miss Blue Eyes." with the origin al
cast and beautiful chorus OF girls will
appear at the Academy tonight apd
Wednesday and Wednesday matinee.
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Turn TO the Right" NEXT Week.

Urn 10 the fisnt' Next Week.
Turn 10 the Right TO be presented
Tor a return engagement at the Acad-
envy next Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday AND Wednesday matinee boasts
OF runs o. solid year in both New
YORK and Chicago. and while 1t is
rated as the greatest laughing sue
cess OF generation, IL IL not without
It's serious moments The show comes
back Tor return engagement. Many
tear OF sentiment Is drawn from the
audience. only to disappear the next
moment in gale of laughter. BY the
producers, Winchell Smith and John
l. Golden. ii is termed "a play OF
rirth and morals" and this character
ization is a snug fit. Mr.. Smith is CO.
author. as wei! as co-producer, and
Ike his other notable successes.
Hunter: The Boomerane," and
Liz thinning" il is typically American.
An erring youth isfthe central nEure
OF the story and his rescue from a
career OF crime by the OLD fashioned
Christian influence o. praying mother
provides The play with a powerful UNI
DERIVING theme OF mother-love. Turn
to the Right" will be presented here
With he original cast and production
Includ!ng Ruth Chester as Mother
Bascom: James H. Huniley as Deacon
Tillinger; Dc witt Newing as "Dyna-
mite Gilly"; Edgar Nelson as Sam Mar
tin; Al Sincon as the pawnshop pro :
prietor. and Mike Donlin. the former
baseball star. as slippery Muggs"