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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-07-03
CL|FFSIDE b0R0 FIGHTING HARD
AGAINST THE CHEAPER HOME PLAN;
ACTION FROM THE CITIZENS CLUB

The fight which is being waged in
the borough of Cliffside Park for the
character which that cOmmunity's flu
ture development will take drew it's
first blood on Monday night, when the
Cliffside Citizens Club voted at spe-
cial meeting to apply for an injunction
against the Rocima Building and Sup
ply Company, I'll Bergenline avenue,
West New York, for the erection of
two "baby houses" 1Sx25 feet, on Co.
lumbia avenue, west of the Palisade
Railroad. Subscriptions were taken at
the meeting for the financing of the
action.
Three-quarters of mile to the south
of the Masonic Hall, where this meet
ing was in progress, Chairman J. j.
NcEvoy, of the building committee of
the borough council, at the regular
meeting of that body was defending
the action of his committee in issuing
a permit for the two buildings referred
to on the ground that it did not know
of the character of the restrictions
governing the site in question; also
the chairman was kept busy by the
attack of Councilman H. L. Post, who
insisted on knowing the reason for the
committees passing on plans which
did not bear the seal of the architect,
as required by the law of the state.
The architect of the houses in question
was stated to be William Mayer, Jr,
also of I'll Bergenline avenue, West
New York. AS result of the council
mans insistence the building inspec-
tor, the mayors father, was ordered to
procure the plans at his home, al
though it was nearly midnight, to
prove to the meeting that they had
y Zen lssly 9 e.ssS.
At the Citizens Club meeting Sey-
mour Sears, Republican county COM
mitteeman, arose at the height of the
discussion and quoted the words of a
famous American, millions for de-
fence, but not one cent for tribute"
This was in reply to the proffer of the
president of the ROcima Company, DR.
Edgar w. Roberts, of immediate ces-
SatiOn of work on the Columbia ave-
nue. cottages in case someone would
come forward and pay the sum of
$4,000, the total cost of the enterprise
to date. On motion of Mr.. Sears, the
injunction proceedings We're placed in
the hands of the coming committee, of
which Erich Lehsten is chairman. He
is also chairman of the newly appoint
ed borough coming commission which
is working in conjunction with Herbert
Swan, town coming expert, to work out
a modern coming plan for Cliffside
Park.
Later in the evening the scene of
action for the Citizens Club was trans
ferred to the Borough Hall, where
large body of members, headed by Sey-
mOur Sears, conveyed the news of the
clubs action to the government in ses-
sion.
Mr.. Sears presented the case strong
ly for the GrantwoOd DIRECTORS, say
ing that the character of the COM
munity as determined by the homes
already erected should not be marred
by the construction of such buildings.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-07-03
G. Vaughn Escapes
Bad Auto Accident

Mr.. George Waugh of Nelson avenue
was near death in an auto accident on
Saturday night. He was hit by a mo-
tor car at LawtOn and Anderson ave-
nues while blinded from the glare of
searchlights of an approaching car.
The glare of these lights so blinded
the car coming in an opposite direc-
ton that the driver did not see him
crossing, nor did he see the car COM
ing toward him. His clothes and shoes
were badly torn, but, though painfully,
was not dangerously hurt.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-07-03
Train Kills Boy
In Ridgewood

Richard Ellsworth, aged eleven
years, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ellsworth of Railroad avenue, Ridge
wood, was struck by an Erie train
Monday while attempting to cross
the tracks, and died three hours
later. One leg was nearly severed
from the body and several fingers on
the left hand We're cut off.
County Physician Ogden was sum-
mOned. After hearing the facts in
the case he issued a permit for re-
moval of the body to the undertaking
parlOrs of Clarence Van Emburg.-
Record.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-07-03
Hope DeVoe's Guess
Proves to Be Right

Weather Prophet DeVoe said on
Saturday last he expects hot wave
hereabouts on Sunday, lasting until
Wednesday. Thunder storms will
clear the atmosphere. He expects
cool and fair weather over the Fourth
and fifth. He hit the thunder storms
okeh, except the cooling part.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-07-03
Cliffside Bank
Now Has 100000

The new bank in Cliffsde Park is
growing steadily. Its assets are now
100000 and announces that any
money deposited by July 20 will draw
interest from July l.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-07-03
Children's Dav
Palisades July 18th Celebration, 1920,
Under the Auspices of the Palisade
Legion of Honor and Citizens
Committee.

Committee.
DAY.
10 M-Auo and chdes parade in
Bluff Road Parade to at 30 sharp Bekey
" the d Line OF march will be south Palade
west Cumeme Road to Bluff Road
east on Bluff Road to Edgewood Lane Avenue
then west to Anderson Avenue grounds
Flag raising as band plays "Sar
Bomb firing
america" sung by bandac accompaniment
Five minute Carson Vincent Kelly r r
Brow" Lieutenant Paul Berkey Mayor George HILL Phillips
Mrs John II. Bradshaw
Patriotic medley-Band
AFTERNOON EVENTS
Baseball at Fairgrounds Men and
Game following between boy teams
EVENING"
the o,o,in ~
FIREWORKS PROGRAM
No. Grand bombsh with all coors and
snakes. 1900 ~
No. yellow and green illumination which
will prove of the effective o he evening
No. The Spring rotation at the
of Spring ime with
No. a. The Sun and piece Wheel manu-
featured IN surrounded BY smaller
power for the rotation The themselves
while dischargng successive light
No. Crystal Fountainone aerial giandole representing
water falling in silver showers with
Moo coored Fancy Sky rockets with
large showers of eweled spaes and
willow
No. Set Piece extra large wheel in red
green and blue lancework dazzling fire.
No. of large wheel reveation
of white fasllight dazzling
No. Mosaic Exhibition five smaller wheels all
time discharging continuously in great
myriad of gold silver showing wonderful Mosaic
design The color methodca
changing of the designs will professional
frewor capacity = f
No. TO- Floral eirandesone
the air with varied shooting stars
No. H. one extra set of wheels
No. 12 pieces wheels dscargng mass
diamond light opening in fountain jewels
and blazing astois We consider greatest
No. 49, Stars American Flag
IN d white and blue ancework The fire of this
OF the features of the entire
Special Number-Portrait OF Washington in fame
DISPLAY
No 14-one Pinch bombshel.
No 15-one Pinch floral bombhel.
No 1e-one Pinch bombsh
No 1oe 15n special repeating bombsh
No 1s-one 15nh bombshe bursting
NJ 10 effects as shooting stars and electric spreader
No 2o-one Pinch parachute light
. . suspended by invisible parachutes
silver which slowly
No 22one 15nch light and
No. 2oe 15ch Hudson special bombse
No 24one suspended by invisible
parachues, changing dsearch
sparklers terminating squrming flying
No 26-one 15nc bombshe exploding high the
and all color
No 2one special golden shower bombshe
No 2sBuquet bombshes These consist
arranged to fire simultaneously producing
bouquet studded with vari-cooed jewels.
No 49, Device Falls of Misunderstanding in
display complete
whG oer fire s 1 sba imitation of the Niagara h"
very STYLE Italian
gold :, red l., silver n,. blue 1,- and green bullets
conceivable hue with
twodr eadnought bombshels va - "
M-Dancing Paisade Public School, special band
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nELp MANrEn-MALE

xTANTED-BARBER GOOD WAGES
w short hours. NJ. La Rowe, 300 ship
bev ST june25- m-w film.
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BAND TO PLAY
IN PARKS and
At CITY HALL
lContInued From FIrsL Pagel

lCOnunued From First Page)
Stone, newly acquired song leader OF
The Community Service. will lead
singing for about foriy-nve minutes.
II is also planned 10 have a serial Of
historical ta5leau depicting some in
terestlng episode in The history OF
Delaware at each concert Girls from
industrial plants and clubs Of the
city are now being drilled for This
part Of the program
Stands, lights, chairs and other nee
essary accessories will be suI--lied by
+. r.. Mack, Superintendent of City
Parks.
In order that there may be no crit
icism OF The dancing 10 IS planned TO
form a "chaperonage committee" from
among The most prominent women Of
the city to have charge Of these az
fairs While The committee list is
far from complete, many have all
r9ady signfled their intention Of as
sistng.
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II t'aAhf--f~ iAOOM hOGSIf 80
-, - trally located; possession. Inquire
o'l West St. june2i-Gt.
EoR sALE--A BUNGALOW. 400
u Market St. five rooms bath, electric
light heater; immediate possession. 5O3
concord Ave. Phone 1868. june24-3t-
EoR sALE-FIvE ROOM HOUSE;
lot SoNlOO, Is minutes from Fourth
and Market Sts., south side. Address
S-S'. Evening Journal Office. june24-3t.
EoR sALE-716-71s FRENCH ST,
Il running through to Walnut ST. Suit
able .for business. Apply I20 French St
junel5-1m.
ELMHURsT, CORNER MATTHEs &
- Howard streets. Cozy hve-room bun
galow, modern, easy terms; open every
day from to o. Richardson Park car
EOR E-BELLEFONTE, 7-RooM
IL bungalow, bath, two porches. cleo
tric, cement cellar, hot air; lot 50xl2O
feet; best water Phone 3SS6-J. Cow
gilis' sOs1 Market St. junel4-l2t
EOR sALE-1oOO BLOCK, WEST
Il Third street. o rooms and bath; easy
terms; 200 block, n. Jackson ST., seven
TGSms Rsaty ana e1sh a easy terms hehsas rhsne
7463. marJ-lyr.
DOR SALE - BUNGALOW, FIVE
IL rooms. electric, gas cement cellar.
porch new pipeless heater; five lots,
l20xl2O; possession at once. Apply Il.
II: johnson, Central Ave, Brack- Tx, Del.
fhone 4lvO. June2i-0t.
EOR -HILLCREST, ELEVEN
4 room house, two baths, turned into
Boston Apartments; can be changed
back II desired, good rental from both
lot sOXl2O; old shade; immediate pos
session. Price $500. Phone 1G9. VIII
mingtOn, or Holly Oak, SG-M. june25 -2t.
EoR sALE-Two STORY, EIGHT
II room dwelling, with porch, electric
lights, sleeping porch; lot 80 feet front
excellent neighborhood, two blocks from
Boulevard and school; space for driveway
and garage; street now being paved.
Apply evenings, Gl4 ". 2Jth ST.
may10-tf.
! EOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS
IL House, S rooms and bath at Richard.
son Park house. y rooms and bath. al
stanton, Del; house, 10 rooms anC
BATH at 400 Il. Second St, Wilmington
Terms to suit. Apply
5. E. CUNNINGHAM,
June25-2t. stanton, Del
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TRANSFORMATIONS.


Leave Wilmington. Fourth Street
Wharf. for Philadelphia, $50, 900. 100
A. NJ. 80, 500, 4.l5, 600, 200 and $50
on Saturdays an additional trip. $50
Leave philadelphia for Wilmington.
73O 900. 100 A. NJ, 130, 500. 415. 600
and $50 p. NJ
ON Saturdays. additional trips at 7so
and $50 II. NJ.
ON sundays and holidays, leave both
Wilmington and Philadelphia at 100
o O0. 1850 A. NJ, 10 o'clock no0p. 3O
z Ia. 4.15. 600. 700. $50 and $50 =. NJ
WIfMIN TON-PENNSGRONE ROUTE
Week days Except Saturdays
Leave Wilmington 545. 100, 500. 900
10 O0 100 A. NJ. u o'clock noon. 100
300. 800. 400, 500, 600, SEQ, 1000 and
Leave Pennsgrove 800. 700. 500. 900.
1000. 100 A. NJ, Il o'clock noon, 100
100. 800. 400. 500, 500, 700, 900
and 100 p. NJ.
on Saturdays, sundays and holidays,
additional trips. Leave Wilmington 700.
D OO and 100 p. NJ. Leave Pehnsgrove
500, 1000 and 11.40 P. NJ.
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ELECTRICAI.

ELECTRICAL FIXTURES - CHEAP
l. est In town; everything clec -icai.
Grossmau Electric Co. new address. 4iG
King st. Phone 1451-J. mari7 iyr.
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HOusE pAINTING

TAMEs KEENAN-HOUSE PAINT
- ing, graining and glazing. Estimates
furnished. 1904 West sixteenth
St Phone 7492-W. mar0-lyr.
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RESORTS
STORAGE

CTORAGE OF ALL KINDS. FOR IN
- formation. call 239S. iune19-12t.
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WANTED

a few women to work on sew
ing machines and help to finish
cotton goods; clean, light, con-
tant employment; good pay and
bonus; restaurant and all mod
I'm conveniences. Apply En-
ptoy Office,
JOS. BANCROFT & SONS
COMPANY,
fsking Rising Sun car TO Rock
fotdsSchool House
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Try Clarendon Hotel

VIRGINIA AVENUE, NEAR BEACH.
Every room with hot ard cold running
water Capacity, 800 Always open. All
modern improvements. Private baths.
Write for rates. Ownership management
MONROE HUTCHINS.
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DOR SALE-FIvE ROOM HOUSE; !;
lot 3SxlOO; is minutes from Fourth
and Market Sts., south side. Address
S-S3. Evening Journal Office. june2l-3t.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sALE-7-RooM HOUSE. CEN
-, = trally located; possession. Inquire
52l West ST. june2i-Gt.
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PRIVATE SALE.

DRIvATE SALE OF RUGS AND
Il household goods. 81 Delaware Ave.
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DOR SALE--A BUNGALOW, 400
Il Market St. five rooms, bath, electric
light heater; immediate possession. 5O3
concord Ave. Phone 1868. june24-3t
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nEGIsTER's ORnEn-
>
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING

JUNE %
The governing sign Of this birthdate
Is Cancer and the governing planet Is
Venus, called the star OF love-
People OF This birthdaie are the
most sensitive Of all the twelve signs.
No matter what they are doing, nor
how much interest they may have in
"a project. II their feelings are hurt
adverse criticism they viii give up
the whole thing at once.
Net they are the most persistent OF
people and with encouragement they
viii stand steadfastly by The thing to
which they have attached themselves
until IL is finished.
The disposition is easily affected by
those around them. With cheerful
happy persons. they sre so happy,
but in a discordani condition this ma
ture is depressed and unreasonably
irritable.
Watch the Want Ads for opportuni-
ties to secure bargains in suburban
properly
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pRIVATE RUNNEss SCHOOL.

,SrENOGRAPHY, BOOKKEEPING,
ETC.
You can begin course here any time.
This school Is open every week day and
evening in the year. lndiyidual instruc-
tion only. Special summer courses for
school teachers. Our rooms are always
pleasant Electric fan equipment
HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
Phone 522T-W. 402 W. 22nd St
iunciS-lyr
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REsORTs-ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL NORMANDIE

kentucky Ave, Near the Beach.
Elevator, private bath, superior table,
ocean view rooms Near Boardwalk.
churches. piers and depots. Free bathing
from hotel. Dancing. $3.50 up daily.
Special weekly. j. HAMILTON.
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EOR SALE-716-71s FRENCH ST,
running through to Walnut st. Suit
able for business. Apply 720 French St.
june15-1m.
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SCHOOL CODE
IS APPROVED
BY GOVERNOR
fContlnned From Flrst Page.l

CONTINUED From Firsi P2ge)
greatly interested in educational mat
ters, and a former representative in
the Legislature.
As was pointed out yesterday in
these.cOlumns, the school code amend
ments carry a State appropriation OF
$4,000 annually, which was recon-
mended by Governor Townsend to re
lieve the burden Of taxation on real
estate. The money is TO be appor-
toned equilably among the school
districts Wilmington will receive
$4,000 for school purposes, the Levy
Court Of each county about 100000
and the remainder will be divided
among the districts. This viii en-
able the Levy Courts and the various
school districts to hold down the
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOR SALE-A FULL CORRESPON-
a dence course In commercial design
ing. including tuition and instruments.
direct from reliable school; lack OF time
cause Of giving Il up. Address S-S4.
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Villa Nova and Annex

Ocean Avenue. Near Beach.
Homelike and attractive. Ocean view
baths. Moderate rates. American and
European plan. Table and service
special feature. Capacity 200. BOOKLET.
MRS. J. STOREY, Owner & Prop.
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spIRITuALIsT MEETING.

ER A r E r y Al SPIRITUALISTS'
Il church service Sunday. 80 T. NJ.
Eden Han, second floor. POS Delaware
Ave Messages by Mr.. Gillen. june2l-2t.
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PIANO TUNING
UpUOICT CTFRING
BUSINESS CARDS.

DAGs, PAPERS, METALS. FURNI-
IL ture. mems clothing, junk Highest
prices NJ. Frankel 1Oi Madison ST. ID.
& a. Phone CHOW. janS-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

A GNEs NJ Testing. SOC WEST 14TH
- ST. The best equipped beauty par
lor i'm the city, specializing In violet ray
scalp treatment. Phone 39i2-W. junel I'm.
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PApERHANCING.

A sEIDEL, PAPERHANGFR- BEST
"a. workmanship; wall paper for
sa le42O East Fourth st. Phone Sl0j-W
may10-1yr.
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in her possession some valuable papers
left by her father, who was 2 recluse
~ 10 the time OF his death
J wealthy cIubnlan from New Torle,
Sprout knows Of the papers and at
tempts to4 steal them from her Fooled.
he has his wife invite the girl to q
club house where they are staying in
-he hope that he caas induce the girl
- part with the treasure Eut she re-
fuses,
Sproul~ utfe, VINO IS n love with
another man, WHO happens 70 bA in love
WITH Eileen qlcts to get revenge on
the girl b., disgracing her ana al the
same time ga: evidence fer divorce. She
induces her husband to taxa the sir
- 3 lonely road house. telling him
Re can force her 70 give up the pspefs
there
when he IL there. she with q parts
Of friends tnoludtsg the man she loves
snF@the ~a4n thar Eileen loves, burs
I'm the pair whea they are IN z dead.
struggle.
The. woman accuses her husband q
attacking the girls. and tells Of his
past history, he Eavlng e3oped with
ne girls mother. SDroul. 20 clear hins-
s=1f, declares that Eileen is his daugE
ter The girl - overcor7e with hunailIa-
los AID grief. but Dr, Lansing. the
nan the girl loves. sees through she
tsrcEery and offers 70 marry her. 5hs
refuses however. and starts Ter h!
/ mountain hons.
Fellows series OF adventures
though narrowing. later results in the
meeting Of Eileen and Dr. Lansing ana
f love Yecuitai
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heaters
TICK TOE COMING --=..
TO THE STRAND THEATEE

-Tack-Ioe" comes 20 the
Strand tomorrow, Tuesday and Wed
aesGsy and "Wednesday matinee pre-
vtous TO its New York showing.
The thirst fer novelty is uGGaench-
sole- The world Is forever III quest
~ some new thing Herman Tim
berg, who has contributed SO much
70 the gs ietv Of nations ard especialy
~ Broadway, has written what he
describes as "a musical outbrrsE
with this suggestive tif3e "Tlch~T2fk-
Toe. which bids fair &c he iae nswest
thing in light bright. harpS. snap pys
musical shows set devised.
4 cast II Broadway iavorttes has
been collected which viii include Jst
G4culd Hattie Darling and this by ths
way Will be her 1rst appearance or
The stage IN years since her SE1aa-
'lonal success a. the winter Garden
Nth tn" Passing show - 1915"
Thee there is Flo Lewis. Geor-s
MAJ. tsaerl Eaton Bill% ard Laura
pre$er p,.phje panghn. William
Beuce, NH}iam Gllto3l ard others
The i8S, word in chorus il one may
H.sa ts1e ta-n7 can he applied 10 the
aefrt' y Grc89Way TruaEts appearing
TICK Tack-Toe
II is replsgo with llelns tunes. tr
ress3sfiola dances. which sat heels
LEMkltrg and shoulders saimnying
7 4 'Egplta themselves. while thare s1s
plenty Of jolly Gaoruses. The last are
a feature In themselves fer no bl3tner
hevy'of beauties has been brought TO-
gather Tor a musical piece. This rev
piece Nis more modern than tuturiSt
bal n3asque, more ~aelodloas than a
grove Of aiGhtingalss. and more
amusing than the spectacle o9 con
T4v1Al members - congress yotine for
prohibition. IT VIII help 20 console
the public IN tbs lAst affection. for II
.+sttssS' ce4iftrt>t keep ttse:r sss.-rt= up b.
pouring spirits down, they can raise
q. them hy watching the high snirtted
actions - those taking part IN what
bids fair TO - the musical sensation
~ the season
Some Of the raus.cat nuna eers are
Tack Me Back 70 Philadelphia. va :"
Ny Hoppy Poppy Queen" a Les
son IN Love. Shinmy All the Blues
Away and twenty -four other rum
Der and dancing special1es
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The engagement OF Hairy Eulgsr,
the ktrg Of t5e musical comedy, at the
Strand Thursday night. IN his --latest
and biggest success, The Flirting
Princess" must be anticipated with
WORTH calm. One must prepars ore
sAlt for restraint in fact tor 8 sagaci-
-us control Of ones rlsibiiities. Other
wiso Prepare for an increase in tina
high price OF living by setting a1ida
A appropriation 70 cover tbs mend
fng of hu,ronholes and the sewing ON
" buttons Mr.. Bulger is said to de-
liver the funniest whiriwind OF
laughs in his record. And his record
contains series CT laugh ot9enses,
Zach a. TO mark him q hab!tuai fun
maker.
Another such success as The Fii-t-
ing Princess" and Ee will have 70 sub
nit TO wearing 3 life crown as the
greatest comedian 81 the day.
Bulger ought 10 be able to rest on
such laurels "a he walked away with
the laurels in Henry w. Savage's pro-
aucrsons O. Woodland" and The
Man From Now" but he an earnest
active worker. teels that his talents
belong TO the tired public, and he
gives all he has 10 It. Even In his
earlier riuupsh In The Beauty and
The Beast and Mother Goose.
when the nursery rhyme held the
boards. are not yer ard never will be
forgotten
VIII Hough and Frank Adams did
ths book and lyrics OF The Flirting
Princess" and the undyIne Joseph
Howard the score. In the latter he
was assisted by Harold orlobt whose
skyrocketry career as the composer Of
New Works. last season hit, Listen
Lester ana this season 5 stampede,
Nothing But Love AZ the Lyric
fheatar. has mad him tins talk Of
New York
This musical ten strike kept Chi
easo IN gales of uerrfrlent for an en-
tire Year and crowded the loop"
there With seat-seekers at the Lasalle
thsater. II Is in scenic rorsecusness
and the pulehritude Of the chorus ard
9ftiTien members OF the company thar
The Flirting Princess exceIs. and
backs up the wonder-work at funny
fFarry Bulser,
RICHARD CARRIE IN SUNSHINE.
i The hi0 n1usical comedy success
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RICHARD earle IN SUNSHINE.
The hiR n1nsical comedy success
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,'s.tIst.t. -@.*r f'f 49,
ported by a .44sa company q p,14. ~
together with what has boon called
the most beautiful chorus ,iu the
world. The story al Sunshine is LAID
in Southern Spain which give ample
oppoYtuai s. for l. vi-h scenic and cos
turc display special sy7nphonJ
orchestra II ftteen trained musicians
are carried by the company in order
/ to do full justice to the twenty big
song hits thar AFRO Incorporated IN
/ Mr. Johnston delightful story
! Sunshine is one Of these different
/ musical con;edles for there is plot
! OF reason and wide range OF comedy
! thar is clean. wholesome, and enjoy
able throughout. Rosita Mantlllo,
Christine, Harry Kenneth, Milton
| Dawson. Francis do Soria, Caroline
Andrews. Gertrude Alexander and the
Murdoch Ercthers, trio OF famous
! dancers. round out a cast OF special
| excellence.
| The stage pictures are wonderful to
behold and no heavier scenic produc-
ton il now on 5Sur than that which Is
carried by ~Senshine."
Richard Garlic viii be remembered
for his many successes such as
"Mary's Lamb, The Spring
Chicken" The Tenderfoot," The
DOH Girl. and the George +. Cohan
Revue
j In his present role Of Richard
skinner an American Life Insurance
agent, adrift III Spain he has by far
the hest role that he has ever es-
sayc4 The sale Of seats for this at
traction Is cow. on and patrons are
advised 10 secure their seats at once
as all indications point 20 sell-out
Tor this really excellent attraction.
Tbs gageraent is AZ the strand Frl-
day ana Saturday and SATURDAY
MlHtlree.