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Vigorous Men
and Women are
D.: in Demand

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Miss F'lossic Archer and Clarence
Nelson spent Sunday with their friend
Miss Hazel KahlbauEh.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Frye and chill
drcn and Earl Archer were the gu"sts
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parson, Of Mou~is-
vile. Sunday.
The members Of the Salem Methodist
Episcopal church will hold their annual
picnic nj the church grounds the last
Saturday in July. Further notice Will
appear.
Misses Nellie Chichester and Alta At
kinson and Harry Chichester were the
over Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mr2
Hugh Virgin. Of Woodruff. W. Va.
Miss Ida kahlbiugh, Of Wind Ridge
Is spending this week with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. q. T. steele. or war
wood. spcnt Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H W. Steele.
MIR. and Mrs. Moore Of Wheeling
were guests. SUNDAY. Of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ c. Johnson.
Miss Fairy Harsh and Vernon john
son, students Of tho West Liberty nor
NAL are spending tho summer vacation
at their homcs here.
Miss Mary Johnson returned Sunday
from N very pleasant visit with Wheel
ing friends.
Miss Kathryn Steele. Of Warwood, re-
turned home Sunday after spending the
past fortriEht with relatives hrre ana
ut Huntsville.
Miss Mildred Johnson will spend this
week with her aunt. Mrs Blanche Moore,
Of Wheeling.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Elder and Mr..
! Chichester were business visitors al
! Cameron. Wednesday.
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SAND HILL

There will be the usual order OF ser
vices at tho N. E. church on SUNDAY
The church picnic was a great success
IN Saturday evening and over $50 was
realized. The buying committee nave
selected and purchased the paper iof
InS re rheat harvest is beginning in this
part Of the county and several farmers
are cutting wheat and putting up nay.
The wheat will be an exGeilenJ GpHp
The potatos in hits immediate Niclnlty
ara suffering for want Of rain 'aithougn
many points near here have had an
abundance. some cornheldS IN csr!ath
localities having been washed out oy 10
cal dashing transforms ..,
Ripe raSpberries arc now plentiful anu
there will bsfa good crop.
Mrs. Bricc Dagne. who was oPeratsu
Srs Caldwell and Pedicord. is improving
Satisfactoriiy. Her friends will be
pleased TO hear of a speedy recovery.
Mr. viii Cofticld. who has been Ill for
many months. was taken TO the Giendale
hospital a week ago for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gamble and family;
Of Bethany pike. spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs; G. ": Jones. ro-
fezsional caller on Sand Hill on Sunday.
DIR. Lewis Conrad. Of Elm Grove. IS
spending several days with ms tamily
MIS-. Merton Winters and children are
sneoding their vacation with her mother
Mrs John EitzSimmons.
Nr r, w Luke. Miss Anna and Mrs.
win Luke were transacting business IN
AR. Royce E.arliwinc has returned
from a pleasant visit with relatives at
Mr., Viii Luke delivered his wool in
Elm C;rCvr on Wednesday.
SfrS Geo. MCCarrihan is spending
~xonIe time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Cc'Selcr, Of Patterson.
Mrs Lewis Conrad spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting her son Thomas, OF
Patterson.
Wild, Pa, spent Sunday with Mr.. J. l.
KcrS and family Miss Harriet Pollen
accompanying them home.
Mrs. Esther DaSne. of Patterson. has
returned 10 her home after spending f
week with Mr.. J. W. DagnC, of Eio!a
and Miss Annie Winters OF Sand Hill.
Mrs. Mary Turner and children were
shopping in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas and clyde Earlwinc were
transacting business in the city o.
Mr. Lewis Wallace. Of Majorsville
was calling on Sand Hill friends Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wilson and Mrs
Ethel McCracken were city shoppers or
Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Warden who has been quite
81, Is recovering nicely, al the home o.
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas ktmmons'
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NOTHING EQUAL
To WENTWORTH.
IN HOT WEATHER
Il Gives Restful Sleep, Aids Di.
gestion, Steadies the Nerves i,
Builds Up Strength.

A tonic that does this when mid
summer heats lays its heavy burdens
s7pon humanity is worth ten times its
cost, That Wentworth lifts these bur-
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II the reader is skcptical ne can YER
Ify Wentworth claims without running
n cent Of risk. The Nerv-Worth dealer
Ntll refund his dollar II the benefits
promised do not follow trial accord
irk 10 directions. This offer goes IN
ayery single Wentworth advertisement.
Gould anything more fully prove the
faith in SerF- orth "n'cn us makers
possess?
Sery-worth Is family tonic which
does good and good only. Composed OF
vegetable ingredients it confers rich
benefits upon the system and leaves not
= trace OF harm behind. 1t is truly 4
family tonic, blessing equally the ner-
yous child. the WORKOUT veteran and
men and women OF all ages.
Griests drug store sells Nerv-W0rth
In wheeling. Your dollar back II TN"
famous family tonic does not benefit
you.
Nery-worth is sold in warwood by
". z. Mcnamara; Fulton. Fulton Phar-
macy; Mingo Junction, Moore Bros. !;
Martins Ferry. Ralston & Parker: 81.
Clairsville. Patterson G Sons; Barnes
vile, Hilles Bros; Cameron Cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersy!lie. c. B. Disqce;
New Martinsvllc. Hornbrook's Drug
store; Moundsyille, J. H. Beam Drug
Co; Bridgeport. Selby & Reed Deat
Pharmacy; eellaire, Dankworth Bros ,
Paden City. Morgan Bros: West Alex
a,der, e K. McConn: Edgewood. The
Edxewood Pharmacy: Elm Grove,
Blum's Pharmacy: Benwood. BcnwooS
Drug Co.; McMechep. CAROLS PhAr
macy; !Wellsburg, J. r. Elson.
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MAlORSVILLE

Local friends received the following
announcement:
Mr.. and Mrs! John T. Harsh an
nounce tho marriages Of their daughter
Eva Dclilah. to Wray Earl Paul IN
Tuesday evening. juno Il. 1919. WASH
inGton. Pa"
The bride. a former resident or th's
place, Is n graduate of the Washington
high school. also Of the Thomas Art
school Of Detroit. and for III" past four
wears has been art instructor in IN"
Washington schools. The groom is ~"
jupior member of the Paul Grocery
company. The ncwlywcds who ar" ~
present enjoying an extended eastern
tour. will be at homo TO their many
friends after July nj Washington, Ia
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
COMMENCEMENT At
MOUNDSYILLE HIGH
Forty-ons VIII Receive Diplomas THIS
Evenin9-Dr. Montgomery WILL
Deliver Class Address.

This evening the annual commence
ment exercises for tho graduates OF
Moundsy lille High school Will be hcld
and the program is elaborate Forty
one will receive diplomas and the class
address Will BE- delivered by Rev. j. Knox
Montgomery. u. D.. president or MUS
kingum college.
The program. as arranged. follows:
Prelude-The Grand March from Rclnz
Wagner .............
Miss Helen Henderson. organlst
Invocation. Rev. H. U. Gauht
Duct-"Come. For It's Junc"........
Rose and Lily Brantner
Essay-"The Woman Of Tomorrow.
Ethel Mayors
Observation-Disclosures" ..... Hugh Plckctt
solo-"If I Could Call the Years Back
..........M Mary Leon" klSGs
Glass Address. DR.. J. Knox Montgomery
Presentation Of Diplomas. .J.W. GarFln
President Board Of Education.
BcnediCtion. .heT. !. ID oii4''H
Postludc-"Fcstal March. lehman
The graduates follow:
Walter A. Blair, George NJ. Burnley.
Evelyn V. Burley Lily NJ. Brantncr'
Rose II. Brantncr. Lillian NJ. Bone. Ncrna
l. Berry, Archie c. Dorsey. Luzcrna r.
Dubois, Andrew Ellis. Charles r.. Evans
Lulu NJ. Fisher. Mary G. Gorby' Esther
?, Hahn. Manning T. Jones. Marguerite
Kuhn. Evangclinc Henderson. olive NJ
Lohr. Olive l.. Lancaster, Geneva b. Lam
caster. Ethel NJ Mayors. Sarah NJ. Man
ming, Frank NJ. Martin, Edna NJ. Nc
Broom, Cora NJ. Mcconnell. Pauline Nc
Millen, Robert r. McMurry. Tencie +.
McNinch, Frank +. Peters. Hugh -.
Pickett. Mary l.. Riggs, Brooks r. Rog-
erson, Marjorie l.. Ransom. Gertrude
RYAN, Virginia NJ. Sccse. Elizabeth j..
Showacre. Harry II. Thomas. Lawrence
r. Trimble. Julian H. Warner, Hugh Is.
wellman, Harold G. Young.
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tinucd to wear n uniform had not
curious and wholly Plaushl" scri": OF
adventures mad" him realize that ne
,,us, become a lawyer to attain an OBJ
,c,t dcar 10 his heart. TIL" object is
yrry beautiful onc-ihe girl who ie-
scntcd his rchukc for speeding IN the
park and caused his dismissal from the
mount ID police.
After all tho complications have be-
como unlanclcd and Larry Hayes mas
won the love Of tho girl. h" declares
himself Ia her wealthy father. or
roursc The latter says :@at his dauEhter
could hardly marry n policeman. Thrn.
To- the accompaniment Of a Sclt-conh-
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important Meeting.

This evening an important meeting OF
the Board of Trade OF Moundsvllle VIII
be held Among the matters TO come up
will be the consideration or the adVisa-
bility of securing field where alrplanes
may land and take Oft In tins VICINITY.
The committee on the proposition 10
establish a plant here to manufacture
class under q new process invented by
William H. McSwain. local man. will
mako = report. The smelter property
nronosition will also come up. The meet
Ing will open at S o'clock in the ROOMS
in the Mercantile building. and all men,
bcrs are asked to be present.
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Now Is The Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed Of your frcckles. as
Othinc-doublc s'rcnGth-is guaranteed
10 remove these homcly spots
Simply get an "unc" OF tthlh"-
doubl" StrcnEth-from any druggist ana
apply little Of II night and morning
and YOU should soon 50" that even tn"
worst frccklcS hav" begun to disappear,
whilc tho lighter ones have vanished
entirely. 1t is seldom that NOR" than
an ounce Is needed 10 completely clear
tho skin and gain beautiful, clear
complexion. s,,,,
Re sure to ask for tho douole
strength Othinc. rs this Is SOLD uhoer
guarantee" OF money back II II f"'ls 10
remove frrCklcs.
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Funeral Is Held.

A number OF returned soldiers OF
Noundsville attended the funeral set
vices held yesterday afternoon over tn
remains of the late Lloyd Bane. Mounds
VILE boy. who was killed in an accident
at the Pars Run coal mine Tuesday
morning. The services were conducted
at | o'clock in tho late home on Maple
avenue. The remains were taken TO
Cameron on the afternoon train and in
torment took place there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
MINISTER DIES AT
'''': '' ACE OF NINETY

C.ARKSBURG. W. Va. June 26.-
The Rev. Elias NJ Sapp. 80. retired
Baptist minister who filled various
CHARGES in central West Virginia. died
today At his home at Shinnston. OF old
age. His second wife and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. John James and Mrs. William
James, Of Shinnston. survive him.
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VIII Raise Flag.

A peace flag raising will be held in
connection with the Fourth Of July cell
cbration here. Fred l.. MCMullen is ar
ranging the event and Francis l.. Fer
guson and John X. Billitcr are associated
with him on tho committee. A voting
contest has been started and the girl re-
cciving the most votes will have the
honor Of raising the flag. Votes will
cost one cent each. and may he cast at
practically all Of the business places in
the city. The money thus received Will
be used to help dcfray expenses OF the
celebration.
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Last evening meeting Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was held
In the home Of Mrs. Barnum. on Elm
avenue. The meeting was we'll attended
and some interesting business matters
were taken up. A social hour was en-
loved and the hostess served dainty re-
freshments.
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Enjoyed Outing.

A splendid outing was held yesterday
evening by the members Of the Flana-
gan countcil. No. 1907. Knights Of CO.
lumbus and their friends. Autos car
ried the members OF the party to the
Otta hotel and there a fine program OF
music and games was carried out sup
plementcd by ONE EXCELLENT speaking.
4 banquet was served during the eve
ming.
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Play steubenvile Fourth.

Negotiations have been closed with
the AGNES Of Steubenville for game
TO played here on the Fourth OF July
IN connection with the big soldiers and
sailors celebration. The Mound City
team was 20 have met an independent
team from Warrington here on that oc-
casion. but Warrington has cancelled.
il is assured that Stcubenville will bring
a fast team, and the game will be we'll
worth witnessing No admission will
be charged to the game.
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Accident.

FOCAL Mlllikcn, the 15-ycar-old son or
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R Millikcn. was So
verely injured while working on IN"
L,exie McNinch farm, Tuesday lie was
riding a horse and leading its ma'".
when the lead horse suddenly ran
ahead. dragging tho lad off. Or. Spill
man was called and later tho injured
boy was removed to tho Martins Ferry
hospital One arm is broken and III"
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Cana Hare Saturday.

The Mound City baseball team Will
play the Martins Ferry Athletics Satur-
day afternoon at the Fifth street ball
park. The local management closed ne
gotiations with the Ferrlans "wednesday
and one Of the best games OF the season
here is anticipated by local fans. A
strenuous practice session was held last
evening by the Mound City tossers. and
they are in good condition.
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Club Entertained.

Members Of the Somerset Club or
Moundsvillc were entertained last eve
ming with a o'clock dinner by Mrs. j.
J. Montgomery at her home at Edge
wood. Mrs. Montgomery, formerly
Miss Bess Roberts. of this city. was
member Of the club. The event was
most enjoyable.
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Seventeen Nominees.

Seventeen were nominated in the fas-
raising contest yesterday. Several were
from McMechcn and Rcnw"nd. as VOL
as other points Of tn" county. Miss
Edna Burgess. Of MnundsvIllc was load
ing Yesterday afternoon. with Miss Ger
trudc White, Of thus city. second.
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SHERRARD
Arrived From Overseas.

Capt. ]. II Ferguson. Sh"rrards pop
ular physician. arrived at newport
News Va. from overseas on Sunday and
will probably roach his HON" here soon.
Captain Ferguson was in France more
than a year doing first aid work on the
front lines.
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Rirthdav Party.

Daniel Fnncsan. Of Crabapple. was
very pleasantly surprised Saturday
when his friends, numbering about 700.
called to spend the evening with him
and TO offer best wishes and conGrat-
ulations. it being tho eve of his forty
third birthday Delightful refresh
mcnts were served by the daughter. who
acted as hostess. Among thos" present
from distnce were Mr. and Mrs.
Younkin and family and Miss Frances
MurnhY Of WaNnNSburE.
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wallace Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over the remains Of Gertrude
1o-months-old daughter Of Mrs Mary
Wallace, OF Glendale. who died Wednes-
day. The services were held in the late
home at o'clock and interment took
place in Mount Rose cemetery.
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Church Services.

Pleasant Hill NJ. T. church. Rev. NJ.
l.. Dcaricn, paStor-Sunday school Mt IN
a. m. T.. T. Cook. suprcintc ndcnt. Ser
mon nv the pastor At ii O'Clock.
Alien Grove Presbyterian church. Rev.
c. W. Roglc. pastor-SuNday school ut
. o'clock Preaching by the pastor at
$40 p. m.
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dent grin. the former regulator OF trafhc
announces that he has been brushing
ND on his law since the girl ofhis heart
had him broke" and has 1ustoeen ad-
mitted 10 the bar. OF cours. every
things all right then. Which only goes
TO prove. as Tom Moore said when the
play was being produced. thn man
has 70 he versatile these dau TO cap
ture a girl who has everything
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Tom Moore, a COP. Turns
LAWYER to Win a Bride

Tho thought Of n policeman who IS
admitted to tho bar might seem rather
inConGruouS if on" did not know tn"
circumstances bringing tins about. l,
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Justice Court.

Mrs Neidcmcyrr. ~ Brnwood. was
placed under PcnC" bond when ar
raigncd before SOUR" T.: NJ Lewis here
Yesterday. Complaint was mad" by Ell
sic Snyder. also Of Ronwnod. : similar
case against Harry N"id"mPycr was dis
missed.
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Lettuce will keep fresh and crisp TOT
n week or longer II kept In peitecuy
clean milk pail and covered ugh',S;
IS advisable TO get a new pan anu A|ep
il lust for this purpose.
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Maiorsville Briefs.

shoulder hut. but at present writing the
extent Of his injuries are not KNOWN
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Don't Poison Baby.

EORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought ner GNU lave
PAREGOC auanum make Sleep Ihse Gags pH vq G
s and FEW DROPS MANY will produce the Sf fAon Mnion
THERE IS NO WAKING Many the children who nave been keo OF
whose health ruined for life by parego audanum ana morphine Ss0n
which narcotic product opium Druggists are PoO T
either Of the narcotics named to children ALL anybody without laDeng
them POISON The definition is II s" nss rsess g
d~ The taste and smell medicines containing opium are asgueo
and sold under the names of Drop "Cl Soothing Syu e lou
should not permit any medicine be given your cdrea wn o y "o
our physician know Of what is composed CASIoHlA D No
signature Of Ch b. EetCher w.
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Moundsvtlle Briefs.

Mrs. Robert Withheld and children
Of Monongahela. Pa. are expected here
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
Edtcard Jose, Pianist, Actor
And Director. Is Decorated

Edward Jose has received a le,,s,
from Commander Evangeline Booth "A
the Salvation Army in congratulated
for direction Of Fires of Faith
"My Dear Mr.. Jose: want 70 ev
press to you by this means nv rrsa,
appreciation for the splendid mannss
in which you have put together II.
story now screened under the mama
Fires of Faith" From what I know
of the basic story had no idea tina,
you would be able to work out 6,
gripping a narrative, rich both in NH.
losophy, history and inspiration.
(Signed) EVANGELINE BOoTHn
Mr.. Jose was born in Antwerp. Rs,.
GUM, and started life as q pianist
receiving his education in Paris.
Then the stake attracted him and
for twenty years he staged produc.
tions In France, Belgium, England and
South America. During this time hs
was stage director for Sarah Bernhards
and then the screen attracted him.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
"The Cup Of Fury First OF
Emn,inent authors Series

1t is living up to its pre-organiza-
tion promises-the new firm, The
Eminent Authors Pictures announced
last week by Rex Beach and Samuel
Goldwyn. Hard on the heels of their
statement that the authors whose
books are to be made into motion
pictures shall supervise the change,
comes a notice that the first book to
be made into picture is "The Cup of
Fury" by Rupert Hughes. Mr.. Hughes
is now hard at work writing the con-
tinuity with the assistance of Anthony
Paul Kelly, who, in addition to his
work in the movies, is known as the
author Of "Three Faces East" The
Cup of Fury is specially interesting
just now because it has been styled a
story of "the war after the war" 1t
has just been put on sale by Harper
G. Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
Once Upon q Time There
We're ZtvO Little Brothers

you Just can't stop it. Charlie and
have been racing ever since we started
on the stage. At first he had
pound and I had 80 shillings. Then
jumped to pounds and Charlie came
right after me with ? pounds 10 shill-
ings. Finally he was offered the mag
nifcent salary of $3.50 month in the
movies and I thought | never could
emulate him, but one day I was asked
to sign q contract for $3.50 When
Charlie agreed to make comedies for
$l50o0O apiece l said, We'll, here goes
the palm to you, little chap and now
| have gone ahead of him and he is
still going strong!"
"How remarkable" we said, awe
struck at the verbal Juggling of mill
ions Of dollars by this famous brother
of famous comedian, and to think
that Charlie once worked for 81 a
week
"Yes, and sometimes he couldn't
work for it, either. For instance,
have framed, at home, two letters writ
ten by the manager of the biggest
vaudeville theatre in London. One is
in answer to a letter of mine written
about decade ago asking this man.
ager to see the impersonations of my
little brother Charlie, who was con-
sidered such clever youngster. He
sand: 4 cannot use your brother, there
fore will not trouble you.
The other letter is an offer of
$1,000 week to appear in this same
theatre for twenty-six weeks This
Charlie refused. because he could not
afford to lose the time
How true it is" we said, that THE
fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars
but in ourselves if we are undcrlings."
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
" ij'iana Fox 10 Film Nopels
With AW-Sfar Casts

William Fox announces the purchase
of five novels, "The Joyous Trouble
maker" by Jackson Gregory; "The
Wings of the Morning." by Louis
Tracy; The Seventh Person." by
Benjamin f. McCutcheon; "Cowardice
Court by George Barr McCutcheon.
and "My Little Sister, by Elizabeth
Robins. Peggy Hyland has completed
"Cowardice Court" and "My Little Sis
ter has been made with Evelyn Nesbit
as the star. George Walsh will make
"The Seventh Person. ana "The Wings
OF the Morning will be the next Will
lam Farnum production. "Checkers," +"
based on the stage play written by
Henry NJ. Blossom, ir., has recently
been completed by an ali star cast
under the direction of Richard Stanton.