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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
goes TO ARRANGE
PIONEERS PARADE
Welcome Committee Eager to
Have Keystone Battalion
in Turnout Here
BRADWAY TAKES REQUEST

lieutenant John s. Bradway. I. ;.
n. R. f., who is associated with j,
Jarden Guenthcr. secretary of the
Philadelphia welcome home commit
tee, left for Camp Dix today 10 confer
with Colonel Reginald Foster, of tho
Fifty second Pioneer Infantry. which
has just arrived from overseas.
1t is the desire of thc committee TO
arrange for parade Of the PrnnsyI-
vnnia battalion Of the Fifty second
some time this week. Lieutenant Brad
way will meet Captain Prescott. who
has charge of the convaIcsCcnts at Camp
Dix, to find out how many couyal"strrtt
members of the Twenty eighth Division
will be available for the Iron Division
celebration. Three more trainoads of
convalesccnts, the majority Of whom arc
said to be pCnnSylvanians Of the
Twenty eighth. arrived in Camp l'N
last night from New York
The subcommittccs to arrange details
of the parade have not yet been APP
pointed by the Mayor. although Mr..
Guenther expects the names by tonight.
The womcn'S committee on hospitality
will be appointed by Judge j. Willis
:... "a, .'., ''"' '''''' Wv
;rLa tnnn r,.:,.l,l,I,;,,,y ,lor, III,
Tho creator r,rf or thc Firty second
Dor;,7,o,t o,.,i,.od .,+ \ov Norl I,,c
Saturday Eight aboard the transport X.
j. Luckenbach.
The reception given the men when
they landed was cclipScd bv the hcarti-
ness of the greetings exchanged in
capn vostnrdov ITrnLrcds of philodol
,,L;o, toot. n,I,.o,tar, ~ tho Su,J,,.
pI.i pu,aIe 'ooN '", ,'l
holiuaE 10 Jou'H'H !" INV '''"P an"
. give vent to thelr 10Y over inc return
OF loved ones OF the FIFTY second
ro,oro, pr,;sos Iii Nor
~o,'"''
Although 1t never got into real ar-
ton. the Fifty second acted so well un-
der fire that Maio General &. L. sum
neral. commander of the Fifth Army.
cited thc unit for. the coolnrSs and eff
c;orcr of tbc mon
..To1I phiIaJaIr,i,n, E.. ,,,, =,
c,.I ' n.''','; i'i''"I'S -
o'o'i'i I oS''' S"'" '''". II ~ u
is another war my earnest desire
will be to get tn" command over men
from that city. men of the type that
PHILADELPHIA sent to the Fifty Second"
Policeman conspicuous
One of the conspicuous figures among
tha returoing troons was privato Josnnb
Jerner former n6Iiccman in tho Tbir
ty-thir1 district in PhiI?dclnhia. lie
lives at 11o3 Sonth Scrond street and
was member Of ComDany II
Josonh OIwclI - ,nomhrr of Comuauy
n who lives ot n13o North Thir-
tieth street. told how the famous Mont
fapcon MirstrclS. composed Of men from
the Fifty second, gave entertainments
twice weekly for tho men and after the
signing cS the armisticc visited various
organizations in the American cXpodi-
tionary force and performed almost
every night.
The mddIpweight champion Of the
Fifth Army Corps also returned. Tie is
Jack Brady. of 1O4 McCleland street
PHILADELPHIA. who was private in
Company H. During the course of his
stay in France he participatcd in four
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14

1t was officially announced in Lon
don on April 4 that the Royal Dutch
shell oil interests had acquired control
of the Mexican Eagle Oil Company,
an important member of the Lord Cow
dray group of oil holdings. 1t had pre-
viously been reported that the British
government was taking over its citizens
holdings in the Royal Dutch shell group,
but there has never been any definite
statement to the effect that the govern
ment has acquired control.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
Shot While Cleaning Revolver

While cleaning a revolver this morn
ing at his homo. So East Cornwall
street. Roy Byrnes. twenty three years
old, accidentally discharged the weap-
on, inhicting a wound in his left hand.
He was removed to the Episcopal Hos
pital. The wound is not serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
WON'T HOUSE GERMANS
Miss Anne Morgan Denies Use of
Paris Residence

Paris, April IA report has been
widely circulated that Il house at Yer.
saiIlCs owned by Miss Anne Morgan,
daughter of the late !. picrpont Nor
gan. of New York city. was to be oc-
cupicd by German delegates to the Peace
Conference.
Miss Morgan has written the 1ntransi
gcant, saying: "Ncvcr sha!! my house
serve to lodge q German delegate" The
building is now being used US hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
Reelected Fire Chief

Radnor Fire Company, of Wayne. has
re elected ]. d. Lengel president, with
John NJ. Gallagher vice president aud
Henry p. Conner and Ira V. Hale di
rectors. The company's active freight
ers always elect the chief and his as
sistants, and Clarence Gilpin was chosen
chief, with Harvey Hale and John X.
Dunno assistant chiefs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
Heart AiIment Kills PatroIman

Peter Byrncs. n patrolman of the
Twenty third District, dropped dead
yesterday on the sidewalk at Eighteenth
and Master streets. His body was
taken to st. Joseph's Hospital, where
the cause of death was pronounced as
acute dilatation of tho heart His home
was at 1912 West Thompson street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
22 Gases on Pardon Calendar

Harrisburg, April 14.-The calendar
for the state board of paTdons, meet
ing Wednesday, contains twenty two
cases, ten of which are the appeals of
convicted murderers for clemency. The
board recently refused every application
coming before it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
Autos Mix With Cakes

Collision of two automobiles at Sew
enteenth and Chestnut streets early
this morning caused the breaking of the
plate glass windows in Themmens' 5
restaurant and bakery on the south
west corner The dannfe Is estimated
-, Sanu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
BRITISH CONTROL DENIED
Report of Requirement Of oil inter-
ests in Mexico Declared Incorrect

London, April 14.-(By a. PA
repNt that the British government had
acquired control Of the Cowdray oil
interests in Mexico is met with a de-
nial issued by Reuters Limited today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
Woman Hangs HsrssIf

Suffering an attack of melancholia,
Mrs. Lida B. Way. Of bloomsbury, Ps. !,
hanged herself early yesterday morning
In bathroom st tbe PENNSYLVANIA Hos
pitai for the. lnsx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
Troops Back From the
Var and HomeWard Bound
ARRIVED

X. I Luckenbach. at New Yorl; with
1000 Philadelphians of Fifty second Pioneer
Infantry. sent to Camp DIX for muster nut
Martha Washington Charleston $ O
with 2s7Q officers and men, most Of them
Of the Thirtieth Tennessee, North ana Snut il
Carolina) Division Among the troops were
two companies Of the l05th Engineers, one
of which recruited at Wilmington, 81 -
had nineteen members decorated for gal.
lantry.
Duca Aosta at New York from Genoa
with the first United States troops to come
hons from Italy, including 332d Infantry,
detschment OF neld and star: detachment OF
machine gun company; Companies A. b. G, u
and Ii veterinary detachment and detach,
seven officers and 1898 men.
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DUE TODAY

Plattsburg. AZ New York. from Brest
April 3, with 1929 army personnel. including
casual Companies No 29l6, PennsylYaniR
and Ass New jersey.
Edward Luekenbaeh. az New York frem
ST fNazaire April =. with alS5 men
Floridian. at New. York. from ST. Nazaire.
Apfil g. with 1924 men.
Canopic at New York from AIarseileE,
Marea 29 with 1865 army personnel includ,
ms 1882. Infantry, neld and star, detafh-
gun companles, and Companies Il, F. q. X
and 81. thirty-fve officers and i2is enlisted
men. 242lst Casual Company, New Jersey,
one officer and fourteen enlisted men; 102d
Rahe Hospital detachment. Camp Upton.
three officers and sixty-one nurses; eighteen
<rnual officers and seventy other nurses
Eochambsau. at New York. from Havre.
XurI! Isl With 637 army peFnonnel W
'f,1rfillp. at New York. from Bordeaux.
|A1rlI 81 With ifty-nine army personnel.
- Ue&ifna. at New York, ffom ~ NuzaiFe,
AIflI 8 Vish 2}s2 men.
4 puE yoMoRn0w
a & .z ~ ee4 lerE from s.. ~;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14

A DEPARTMENT EQUIPPED
FOR THE CONVERSION OF
OLD SILVER ARTICLES INTO,
SACRED SSELS FOR
MEM ORIALS. ESIGNS
PROM LY SUBMITTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
COSMOS.

The Cosmos Theater management
this week invites special attention to
its four featured numbers.
The headline attraction, Collins
Variety Dancers" will present eight
stars Of the dancing world in q roper
tory embracing all the great types Of
stage dancing It 10 deliberately staged
and costumed. Next Of the features
will be Jack Goldie, The Spasm Of
Cork" who sings, whistles. chatters
and all for daughters sake. Muriel
Hudson and Davie Jones are to present
'On the Bridal PATH" q romantic song
skit, while the remaining feature. Nor
ey. SIENNA and Iee, former members Of
the noted Tierney Trio and Of the Mel
ody Four win present what ts promised
as the finest singing act OF the season.
O'Neil and Ward, with an attractive
entertainment called ''Bits Of Variety"
and Thiessen's Dogs. high class ca
nine novelty, will complete the vaude.
vile acts. The matinee photoplay fea-
ture will present William s. Hart in
wagon Tracks," q melodrana Of the
western desert. Lonesome Hearts
and Loose Lines" An Elko comedy. and
the Pathe News will complete the bill.
Today. from 3 p. m, an array Of
vaudeville and dim features viii enter.
tain until closing time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
KEITH'S-United States Glee
Club.

The United States Glee Club, COM
posed of thirty-dva former enlisted
bluejackets who won national rep
utation for their organizations part
in the wartime drives and campaigns
and who individually saw sub-hunting
and other first-line defense action
during the great war Is announced as
the headline attraction at the B. r.
ford is the organizer, conductor and
song leader. The extra added feature
will be Walter c. Kelly. far-famed az
''The Virginia Judge" whose laugh.
able decisions. enforced by Lock EN-
Up ! Dan AN have never been set aside:
along the lines displayed by q we'll
known member of the Virginia
bench ~hose droll manner and novel
decisions are a byword along Tide
water regions. The star promises new
law concern the numerous new crimes
that have grown out Of the war and
the conditions following-bootlegg
Another on the bill will be Lillian
Eihtassr sdd;. Bro1,SSway i9min.a.y.
Clarence SIENNA assists at the piano.
''Playmatea," Z musical "Reminiscences
Of the happy days Of youth, will be
presented by cast OF talented juve-
niles; Sinclair and Casper. we'll known
viii offer The Bride and the widow"
will be introduced. Others will be Bes-
sye Clifford. in art Impressions; the
Dancing Kennsdys and the kinosrams.
Ksiths Theatep p t ehe biz HH vi. II snsosd
Lew. Dockstader. Fiorrie Millership
and AL Gerard and the remainder Of
last weeks features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
BELASCO-"Double Harness."

Double Harness will be given to-
1t will hold the boards the balance of
the week, with matinees on Wednes-
day and Saturday. The play is the
initial offering of Joseph Klaw. son OF
the senior member of the firm of Klaw
& Erlanger, who has joined the ranks
of Independent producers. Its presen-
tation will also mark the re-opening
of the Belasco by reason Of the set
Element of the actcSa' strike.
Double Harness" a new play by
Maurice E. Marks and Edward A.
comedy that has a decided pertinancy
at the present time. dealing. as 1t
does. with prohibition and recon-
struction contracts. The setting is
rural, the three acts being laid In
Tuckertown, Ohio, and the characters
to quaint types Of villagers. The man
agement prefers to withhold the story
of the play and thus preserve the ele-
ment of surprise when it is seen, but
it is announced as a pleasing blend OF
romance, thrills, comic misunder-
served with the bubbling enthusiasm
of youth.
Betty Alden will be seen as the viii
lage heroine. and John Junior, a olll.
liant young player who has supporteo
Arnold Daily. Cyril Maude and Henry
Miller, will play Jack Darlington, the
breezy New Yorker. Others In the
cast are Charles Dow Clark. whose
village constable was the outstanding
character in Captain Kidd, Jr"; Ruth
Donnelly. last season the detective IN
George NJ Cohan's "A Prince There
Was; Edgar Nelson. well remember
ed for his recent performance OF sam
Martin. the bucolic youth in Turn
to the Right" and Sam Edwards, John
Hendricks, Minnie Milne. Frank NC
Glynn, Howard Sloat, Helen Currle
and Robert McCleary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Willie Solar in Vaudeville.

Willie Solar, the famous vaudeville
headlinsr. forced by the theatrical
strike from the position of leading
feature in Lew Fields production. "A
Lonely Romeo" will head the Cosmos
theater bill next week, the first under
the new policy that II to bring better
vaudeville to Cosmos. Next will come
the famous Four Jansleys, with their
wondel full acrobatic act from the
New York Hippodrome. Howard and
Ross will bring a musical novelty,
Banjo Land; Corcoran and Mack,
the eccentric dancers, q comic novel;
ty: Ezra Matthews and company. tall
ented players of the legitimate stage,
will present Ed Hoagiand's amusing
one act comedy. Quick Sales; Har-
mon and Burr will tickle the risibili-
ties with 'Chits and Chatter" and
Elsie Gilbert's Girls and Collies, five
Of each. will bring what is promised
as one Of the novelties Of the season
Charles Rays picture, bill Henry"
will be matinee feature, with a new
comedy and the latest Pathe News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
GAYETY.

Joe Hurtig's "Bowery BurlesQuers"
will hold forth at the Gayety Theater
this week. A musical comedy in two
acts and nine deliberately staged
scenes is the vehicle provided for the
exploitation Of the varied talents OF .
cast of unusual proportions. among
whom are Frank Harcourt. Billy Eos
ter. Marty Semon. Harry Wei. Arthur
Mailon, Russell X. Hill. Libby Hart.
kitty Glasco and Dolly Sweet. A
score Of girls with wardrobes OF
beauty will sing and dance In the
twenty-five musical numbers. Several
specialties by vaudeville artists are
also caYded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
In the Spotlight.

Jane Cowl is to appear in An inn
portant new production this fall.
The Selwyns will feature Georges
Plateau in a new play by Jane MUIR
fin.
June Mullin will sing the leading
role in the musical comedy, The Only
Girl" produced by Joe Weber.
Anna Held's famous pearl necklace
was sold last week in New York for
$4,000.
A musical comedy by Roi Cooper
Megrue, P. G. Wodehouse and Ray
mond Hubbell is called CAS- the Girls"
Harry X. Morton and Zella Russell
are to be in the cast of the musical
version of The Road to Yesterday"
to be produced by Edgar McGregor
Frances White and William Rock
have dissolved their dramatic part
nership and each will appear indie
pendently of the other.
leila Rambeau is to be the leading
lady of the musical version of "All the
Comforts of Home" William Gil
lette's famous comedy. This version
is called "Fifty-hfty. Ltd"
Herbert Aging, for the past forty-two
years well known character actor
He was prominent in Augustin Days
and Wallacks companies of years
ago.
Audrey Baird has been engaged for
a prominent part in the new musical
comedy. my Once in While" which
will be produced by the Scibilia enter
prises the coming season.
Zelda Sears and Harrie Davies. who
the strike has thrown together in
cat 9:45," now running in New YORK.
played together under the manage
ment of William A. Brady. twenty
years ago. 1t was In Clyde Fitch's
flowers Lane" produced in 1899.
1t now appears that Laura Hamil-
toms professional destination is the
musical comedy. Our Bride" and not
''The Magic Melody" our Brlde ID
the production of Stewart and Morri-
son and will be placed in rehearsal
next week. -r-.
Formal announcement comes from
John Cort's office in New York to the
effect that his production Of the NIL
steal comedy. Just Minute" VIII
be produced for the first time Sep
TENDER Is. s
The initial presentation Of Eddie
Leonard as a star in "Roly Boiy
Eyes" will take place in New York
| September 1e. 1t is a play with mu-
sic and May Boley is the leading lady.
Lucille Manion, who few weeks
ago went to Canada to co-star with
Tyrone Power in the "Bo1sheviki
Woman" has been re-engaged. with
Tyrone Power. to play the lead in
new production written especially for
them. The new piece will be present.
ed early next month.
| Sydney Shields has entered into a
! three-year contract whereby Walter
Hast will present her in a new pro-
duction, entitled "a Daughter Of Two
Worlds" Miss Shields recently re-
turned from overseas. where she spent
six months playing leading roles for
| the soldiers. She was last seen here
! in "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"
Marguerite Sylvia left New York
| last week for San Francisco, where
she is to make her first appearance
! in vaudeville for the new season. She
! plays four weeks on the coast and
! then goes into the movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
GARRICK-"Mrs. Wigs Of the
Cabbage Patch"

Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
will be the offering Of the Garrick
Players for the week commencing
this evening. with matinees Thursday
and Saturday. For this engagement
the Garrick management announces
that Mrs. Jacques Martin will be seen
in the title role. Earle Foxe, leading
man, has been cast as the inimitabie
Mr.. Stubbins. while GLADYS Knorr la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
OUTDOOR RESORTS.
Steamer Charles Manchester.

The recently inaugurated series Of
forty-miie evening trips on the steamer
Charles Aacalester are promised by
the management to be continued so
long ~ weather conditions permit.
The trip is made daily. except Sun
days, from the 7th street wharves
at I o'clock. returning IT reasonably
early hour, no stops being made en-
route. Daily. except Sunday, trips are
made by the same steamer to Mount
Vernon. leaving at 10 In. and $3.50 I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Bee Palmer and Company.

Next week at B, F. Keith's Theater
the bill will DO Bee Palmer and COM
pany, Valerie Bergere and company.
Miss Billie Shaws Revue, Williams
and wolF.us, Alice Hamilton, Duval
and Symonds, the Rinaldo brothers,
the -Four Meyakos and the kinograms.
An extra holiday matinee will be CIV
en- At pm, on the day of the grand
review Of Pershing's troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

free concerts by celfo's Band win be
featured both afternoon and night.
With the exception Of dancing. all OF
the entertainment Glen Echo has to Of
fer will be on the bill for the Sunday
visitors today. All of the amusement
devices will be on schedule II weather
conditions are favorable, and right up
to the closing hour things Will De
going at top speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
whats the Odds"

The attraction at the New National
rheater the week starting September
II. with matinees Wednesday and
Saturday, will be whats the Odds"
. musical comedy version of Check
ers." William Rock. who recently
returned from London, is responsible
for the staging Of the musical num-
bera and dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Penn Gardens.

Greater Penn Gardens will launch
it's second week tomorrow night.
Thousands Of Washington dance low
era have attended these large OPEN
air gardens since their opening. The
weather seems to have had very little
effect on the attendance. as the audi
torium il 30 arranged as to in
close part Of 1T during Indictment
weather. Two jazz bands furnish the
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
1.-THE Sporting Widows Company

The Sporting Widows Company" is
next weeks offering at the Gayety
Theater, presenting several bdrlesques
on recognized dramatic and musical
comedy successes. The cast is headed
by Al X. Hall. who Is supported by
Charles Mack. George West, June lie
Way, Flossie Everett, Billy Mccarthy
and Brad Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
every Little Movement"

For the week commencing next
Sunday evening. the Garrick Players
will offer Avery Hopwoods three act
farce. EVERY Little Movement" The
prolific Hopvood also gave to the Stage
7Tair and Warmer" "The Gold Dig
gers "The Naughty Wife," Seven
Days." 'Tu Say She Does
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
LYCEUK.

The new pace Makers show opens
at the Lyce um Thsater tonight. Mary
Seymour not only has written the
lines, but leads the cast, supported by
George Bartlett and Arthur tanning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
T1oRENG. TANNER
-ZTee<1

Harry Seymour has been seen here
before In "aotel De Lux" and "Dis-
guised Just for Fun" Miss Florence
Tanner takes the leading feminine
role, assisted by Rose Allen and Dot
DAYf69oh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Central Coliseum.

Dancing at the Central Coliseum is
becoming more popular as the cooler
weather advances. The dancing con-
testa for four cash prizes every Sat-
urday night are open to all patrons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
velt advised the child to make pro-

Welt advised the child to make a pro-
feSsion of it.
Miss Weeks then persuaded her par
ents to place her under the tutelage
of Alexis Winkler, one-time ballet
master of the Royal Opera House in
Boston. Then came special work in
eccentric dancing, and Miss Weeks
was ready for her professional debut.
And one fine evening she made her
bow to the New York public in
Around the May"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Chevy Chase Lake.

These cool. pleasant evenings are
ideal Ter Aanctng. and tbs two big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach. the nearby bay
resort. will remain open through Sun
day, September IA. All of the numer-
Gus boardwalk amusements will con-
tinue to run full blast until the last
train pulls out next Sunday night
Free dancing is a daily attraction.
Special trains will be operated on
Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
FRANK HAROOURT
GsyetY

'Lovey Mary" In addition to the
regular Garrickers the cast for this
week will include a number Of others.
due to the characters required prop
erly to interpret this humorous We
hicle. Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch" is described as being CHEEKY
with optimism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Glen Echo Park.

Today will be the last chance to
| visit Glen Echo Park this summer, as
| the season closes at midnight tonight
until next spring. For the closing day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

pavilions at Chevy Chase Lake are
comfortably filled each night with
the young folks who desire to take
advantage of the few remaining
weeks that the resort remains open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

Jane Cowl is to appear in an i'm
portant new production this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

From Oyster Bay.-To Theodore
Roosevelt, ii is said. Ada Mae Weeks
owes the encouragement that put her
on the stage. Miss Weeks is a native
of Oyster Bay, and IN her childhood
q very few years ago-attended
Grace Church regularly. And when
the time came for their annual church
entertainment, festival or bazaar, lit
tie Ada Mae was counted on to pro-
Stde q dancing act. Theodore Roose-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

The Selwyns will feature Georges
Plateau in a new play by Jane Muir
fin