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Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ARRANCINC FRUIT FXURIr

| Wesley Wcbb, Of DOVoT, hecr3tary
Of the Stale Horticultural Society
has been in Wilmington completing
ar;angemenis for Inc exhibition and
meeting OF the society here on No
vember 30 and December 4 , and 3
Tho exhibit will be held In the ball
room and the meetings in the duBarry
room OF the Hotel dupont.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SAYS HE FORGED TO
ESCAPE EXPOSURE

Edward Lewis pleaded guilty to
forgery in Court OF Gentral Sessions
yestenday and his case continued
until later in the tsrm so that fur
iher evidence may b, introduced. II S
counsl, Philip l.. Garrett, asked for
parole.
Lewis alleges woman threaten d
10 expose 10 his wife an affair in
which he was concerned unless he
cave her $1,000 and he forged sos
la checks on his broher-in-law,
Carroll Mulligan. Of Newport, 10 oh
tain silence monew after which .he
woman disappeared Lewis is EN-
Iloyed at thr Wilmington Gas Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
IuPROXINC BISHOPSTFAD

Inspector Preston has lssu7 an
additional building permit to the
Diooese Of the Protestant Episcopal
church. for repairs and additions TO
Bisltopstead, i0i West Fourteenth
Street The first and second permits
amounted TO $1,000: the permit for
heating plant bringing the total
amount up 90 si9,027.
permit was issued this morning
IN Harry W. DinlOcker. 1913 Lover
ing avenue. for a private garage 10
cost 1928.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
PROCLAMATION.
DROCLAMATION-STATE OF della
Il WARE, EXECUTIVE DEPART
JOIN @. TOWNSEND. JR-,

DROCLAMATION-S OF della
WARE, EXECUTIVE DEPART
JOHN C.. TOWNSEND. JR.
Governor of Said State.
To an Persons TO Whom These Presents
shall Come. Greeting:
WHEREAS. An election was held In
the state Of Delaware. on Tuesday. the
second day Of November, In the year >of
our Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and twenty that being the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in said
month. In pursuance Of the Constitution
and Laws Of the State OF Delaware. In
that behalf, FOR the election Of an In
surance Commissioner\of the state Of
Delaware.
AND WHEREAS. The official certia.
Gates or returns OF the said election
held In the several counties Of the said
State. having been duly received and ex-
amined by the Governor, Il appears from
them that the votes IN said counties
respectively for such Insurance Com
missioner were cast ms follows. 20 wit 4.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
James f. Corrigan .............. 1901
t,se i9Taee Suuiel '''''''.''''''' o'.ooes33
kent County.
James f. Corrigan .....-.......' di95
Horace Sudler ;;::.,..... 6.bi2
James +. Corrigan ............... $50
] Horace NNulNr sssssssssaasassssss NitNI
AND WHEREAS, The said returns Of
| the election as Aforesaid, duly made out
signed and executed having been dul,
delivered TO the Governor by the Super
/ Tor Court of said counties, and the Gov
/ ernor having examined said returns ai
/ aforesaid and enumerated and ascer
/ tained the number OF votes for each an,
| every candidate or person voted for. fo
such Insurance Commissioner. the resul
appears as follows 10 wit:
Whole number OF votes for
James +. COrrigan ............ 39,iN
Whole number Of votes for
Horace Sudler s....... .......... 5s''4
| whole number or votes for
/ Felicia X Conner ............. Nb
Now. therefore. I. John G. Townsend
Jr.. Governor Of the State OF Delaware
do hereby declare that Horace Sudlei
has received the highest vote at the elec
/ tion aforesaid. and therefore has beer
/ and Is duly and legally elected the In
surance Commissioner OF and for th'
| state Of Delaware.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAM
and the Great Seal Of the sail
State. at Dover, the hfteentl
/ GREAT day - November, in the year OF
SEAL our Lord one thousand Mint
hundred and twenty. and Of thl
Independence Of the said State
the one hundred and fOrty-nfth
JOHN G. TOW NSEND. JR.
/ Bv the Governor.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
| uov20-1t Secretary OF State
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
\ 61The |
.O(rl[pGlfll

After Tom Moore's picture "Oncer
csc" mas finished It's engagemnt at the
Majestic Theatre tonight, The next al
traction in line for presentation will
b. Wallace Re de new comedy.
whats Your Hurry?" which will be
on the screen OF the Majestic all next
week commencing Monday.
The action centers around DUSTY"
RhOades an auto racing driver in love
with Virginia, dauyhta- OF Pat Mac.
Murran. manufacturer Of Pakro trucks.
In an enort 10 win favor from the
irascible Pat. Dusty abandOns rae
ing and becomes publicity man for
pakrO~ trucks. But his well-meant
efforts only brings disgrace on the
trucks and put him in wrong"
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SONS WE'RE PALLBFiRERs

cr0claI % Ine Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Nov. 20-Five sons and
one grandson acted as pallbearers
Yesterday at the funeral of John J.
Purse. who was Seaford's oldest citi-
zen. He was IS years old. The pail
tie Purse. Detroit, Mich; Charles q
Purse, Pittsburgh. Pa: ID. Edward
Purse, r.. Lee Purse and r. SCOT
Purse, SeafOrd. The funeral service.
were in charge Of the Rev. F. F. Car.
nontcr
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
PROCLAMATION
DRoCLAMA1ION- STATE or DELLA
WARE. EXECUTIVE DEPART
D TOW NSEND. IK.,

II 7
MENr
JOHN C. TOWNSEND. IR..
Governor of Said state
TO AZ Persons 10 Whom These Presents
shall Come, Greeting.
WHEREAS. An election was held In
the state ot Delaware. on Tuesday. tho
second day Of November. In the year
Of our Lord. one thousand nine hundred
aud twenty, that being the Tuesday neat
after the hrst Monday In said month
ln pursuance of the Constitution and
Laws Of the state of Delaware. In that
behalf for the election OF an Attorney
General Of the State of Delaware.
AND WHEREAS. The ofnciai certia.
Gates or returns Of the said election. held
In the several counties of the said State
having been duly received and examined
by the Governor, u appears from them
that the votes In said counties rcspcc-
lively for such Attorney General were
cast as follows 20 wit:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
william T. Lyman ...,........... 2a.a2e
sylvester ID Townsend. Jr...... j1.f2i
KENT COUNTY.
william r. Lyman .............. 1904
Sylvester d. townsend. lr....... Gtt7
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Wllllnm IT, Lyman ...s.s........ SOD
sylvester -. Townsend. Ir..... N.OtQ
AND WHEREAS. The said returns n
the election, aS-aforcsaid. duly made out.
signed and executed. having been duly
delivered 70 the Governor by the Nus
perlor Court OF said counties. aud the
Governor having examined said returns
as aforesaid. and enumerated and ascer.
tained the number OF votes for each and
every candidate or person voted for, for
such Attorney General. the result appears
as follows. TO- wit.
Whole number of votes for
William 7. Lyman ............. Al 500
whole number Of votes for
Sylvester u. Townsend. Jr....... M,1si
Now. therefor. l. John G.. Townsend
Ir.. Governor Of the State of Delaware
DO here declare that Sylvester d. Town
send. Jr.. has received tho highest vote
az the election aforesaid, and therefor,
has been and Is duly and legally elected
the Attorney General OF aud FOR the
State Of Delaware.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
ana the Great Seal OF the said
State. at Dover, the fifteenth
GREAT day Of November. IN the wear of
SEAL our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty. and Of the
Independence of the said State
the one hundred and forty-hfth
JOHN q. TOW NSEND, JR.
By the Governor
EVERETT &. JOHNSON.
nov20-it. Secretary Of State.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
CITY RANk RALANCE-

CITY Treasurer Banks reported the
following bank balances at the close
of business Thursday night: Current
'accpunt, S0s9 597 5S: special account
street paving. S2.753.8; bond sale,
$50. .9i3 -: harbOr improvements. St-
ssOsi; fuel for poor, si32; total. Ss73,-
326g0
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
aNEu O,RRIEN MINsTRELs.p

With a show that VIII reveal a new
elaborate stage setting, a well pro-
pOrtioned mixture OF song, dance and
comedy and the same absence or
coarseness that has been the f0unda-
ton stone OF the success OF the or
ganization, the Neil O'Brien Minstrels
Will play their annual engagement at
the Playhouse beginning Thanksglv-
ing matinee.
The first part this year has a par
ticularly pretty and costly setting,
and is said TO be a decided novelty in
minstrel first parts and extremely ef-
fective.
The second part Of the program Will
consist OF an n.w feature acts. all OF
which were written and produced by
Neil O'Brien. Lew Wilson the
Variety Boy" has been engaged as
principal comedian and will appear 10
the first part. also in a new specially
in the OliO.
There viii be the usual parade and
band concerts.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
"THF NORTH WIND's MALICE.n

Thomas Melghan's pIciurp "ClVillan
Clothes" is concluding It's run at the
Queen Theatre today.
The next attraction booked for
presentation Is Rex Beachs stOry
"The North Winds Malice" This pic.
iure has won through its presentation.
an over the country the fame as the
best Beach story ever put on the
screen. lt is a story Of men and wo-
men who fight, love. sing, weep and
die like super beings Rex Beach
knows the country and the life Of
which he writes and he has seen
enough OF 10 10 know how TO tran
scribe the real truth 10 print.
Charlie Chaplln's comedy THE Ad-
yeniurer." Is the comedy Offering.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
BILLS NOT WARRANTS
FOR TAX DELNQUENTS

Deputy State Treasurer Fisher yes
terday denied all knowledge OF the
swearing out OF warrants from State
Income Tax delinquents. 70 was
learned. however. that the delinquenis
were beng served with their tax
hills
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
"a SLAVE OF VANITY

A new angie Of Inc great power OF
love is shown i'm "A Slave Of Vanity"
which stars Pauline Frederick on the
screen at the Playhouse Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week. The story
is a screen adaptation OF the drama
Iris" by Sir Arthur Wing pinerO.
In "a Slave OF Vanity" unlike the
herolnes Of his other plays. though
dragg ne her from the pinnacles Of
social heights down 10 the cutters Of
life. Pinero shows the regeneration OF
the parasite 10 a woman. whose char
acter gradually develops until It re-
fleets those things that are best loved
in a woman.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
MATION-STATE or della
WARE. EXECUTIVE DEPART
~ C. TOWNSEND. JR

w AXE ENt1lAiNE HtiAhh-
JOHN C. TOWNSEND, JRs
Governor Of said State.
To All Persons 20 Whom These Presents
shall Come, Greeting
WHEREAS, An election was Fhcld tn /
the state Of Delaware. on Tuesday, the
second DAY OF November, In the year /
OF our Lord. one thousand nine hundred /
and twenty, that being the Tuesday next |
after the hrst Monday IN said month. IN
pursuance Of the Constitution Of the
United States and the Constitution and
Laws OF the state of Delawarc, IN thnt
behalf for the election Of keprescn-
tatlvc for the people of the said state
In the siKty-seventh Congress OF the
United States
ANn WHEREAS, The onlelai certln.
Gates or returns. Of the said election,
held 10 the several counties Of the said
state. having been duly received and
examined by the Governor, 10 appears
from them that the votes Ia the said
counties respectively for such representa-
tive were cast as follows. 10 wit;
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
James r. Clements .....s........ tlats
Caleb r. Layton .......s.ss.s.sss "ef-,..
Robert a. Walker .s....ss-.''.'' ii9oc
Howard T. kESr SRS'r COUNTY. ''''
James r. Clements .........s.... 60
Caleb II. Layton ................ $500
SUSSEX COUNTY.
James r. Clements .............. elea.
AND WHEREAS. The said returns Of
| the election for the choice ot a Repre-.
l sentative Of and for the said State, In
| the sixty seventh Congress OF the United
/ States. as aforesaid. duly made out,
signed and executed. having been duly
| delivered to the Governor by the Su-
/ perior Court OF said counties, and the
GovcrSor having examined SAID returns
as aforesaid and enumerated and ascer
tained the number of votes FOR each and
every candidate or person voted FOR foi
such Representative. the result appear'
as follows, 90 wit;
Whole number Of votes for
James r. Clements. .......... fo2ut
Whole number of votes for
Caleb r. Layton .............. o-'lf'
/ Whole number Of votes for
Robert A. Walker ............. l,oti
whole number OF votes for
Howard r. Ennis ............. leu
Now. therefore. !. John C. Townsend.
Ir.. Governor of the State of Delaware.
| 40 hereby declare that Caleb r. Layton
/ has received the highest vote nt the rlec-
don aforesaid, and therefore has been
| and is duly and legally elected the Rep
| resentativc OF and FOR the state OF Della !.
/ ware In the Sixty seventh Congress or
tue '"'''u GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
ana the Great Seal OF the said
State. at Dover, the fifteenth
| GREAT day of November. IN the year OF
/ SEAL our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty, and ot tho
/ Independence Of the said state
/ the one hundred and forty-hfth
JOHN g. TOWNSEND, JR.
DS '"' FVERErT C.. JOHNSON.
nov2O-lt Secretary OF state.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
AL TIE GARRICK-

Harry and Tom Unions musical
comedy AN Alaskan Romance, ," will
be featured at the Garrick Theatre
next week. II will be produced by
company Of i2 clever fun makers and
a beauty chorus. Lillian and Anna
Roth. talented cigls, will present
Make Believe which harks back 10
childhood. Then there are .he VIII
ton sisters, charming entertainers; {;
Bud Hem and Helen Lockwood in
For You" a clever sketch kafka
and Stanley. who will present a sur
pr act: Reed and Blake. In comedy
Irene Myers. a singing comedienne,
we'll as the topics Of the day. also
filmed
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

THE PASSING SHOW" /"

The Howard Br0lhers, Wlllle and
Eugene, are giving their last perform
ance In THE Passing Show at the
Playhouse tonight. They are 10 so to
New York 10 take part In the new
Winter Garden attraction that the
Mcssrs. Shubert have under attention
The performance his evening com
monces at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
PROCLAMATION
DROCLAMArION- STATE or DELLA
WARE, EXECUTIVE DEPART
IN G.. owNSEND, JRs
To Al Persons to Whom q rhsss sso' Present 4Si

MiN A.
JOHN G.. TOWNSEND. IR..
Governor OF said State.
To All Persons 10 Whom These Presents
Shall Come Greeting.
WHEREAS, An election was held ln the
state or Delaware, on Tuesday. the
second day Of November IN the year OF
our Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and twenty, that being the Tuesday next
after the ursi Monday in said month. In
pursuance OF the Constitution Of the
United states and the ConstittVon and
Laws OF the State OF Delaware. In that
behalf, FOR the purpose of choosing hy
ballot. thrce Electors for the election OF
n President and Vice President Of the
United States:
AND WHEREAS. The Official certih-
Gates or returns of the said election hold
In the several counties Of the sah state,
having hrcn duly received and exnmln "a
by the Governor. it appears from them
spectivcly. for such Electors. were cast
as follows. to wit.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

Now, therefore. l. John c. Townsend,
Ir.. Governor OF the State Of Delaware
DO hereby declare that Henry A. DUPONT.
Alden r.. Benson and John O. Townsend
Jr.. have received the highest vote at the
election Aforesaid. and therefore have
Deen and are duly and legally elected
Electors Tor the selection Of n President
and Vice President of the United States
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
and the Great Seal Of the said
State. AZ Dover. the fifteenth
GREAT day Of November. IN the year Of
SEAL our Lord. one thousand nine
hundred and twenty. and Of the
Independence OF the said State.
the one hundred and forty nth.
JOHN G.. TOWNSEND, JH
By the Governor.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON.
nov2O-1t. Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
"SHAVINGSp

Henry W. savage will present the
successful dramatization OF Joseph C.
Lincolns fascinating story Of Cape
Cod life. shaving" for ihf second
time in Wilmington on November %,
30 and December 4. with Harry Beres-
ford in the principal role. which he
created in New York with Clara
MoOres as Ruth Armstrong
Although the scat sale will not open
until Thanksgiving reservations may
be made by mail
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

ANn WHEREAS. The saId returns "
the election as aforesaid. duly made out
signed and executed. having been duly
delivered TO the Governor by the super
Tor Court Of said counties. and the Gov
ernor. having examined said returns as
aforesaid. and enumerated and ascer.
tained the number Of votes for each
and every candidate or person voted for
for such Electors. the result appears as
follows, TO wit;
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
FOR SALE

Modornte amountof cash required 10
purchase any OF the following
So Monroe ST.. 10 rooms and bath. hot
air heat laundry. Possession arranged.
1918 Washington ST.. seven rooms aud
bath. hot air heat laundry and pantry.
Immediate possession.
COO y. Van Buren, ST., 10 rooms and
bath. hot water heat, laundry, screens
and awnings. Possession 30 days.
Oak Grove, Elsmcrc Del, semi bun
ralow, eight rooms and bath, pipelcss
heater. automatic pump. single garage
pnnanaaInu arranged
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

DROCLAMATIoN- OF DELA-
i WARE. EXECUTIVE DEPART
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

DROCLAMATION-STATE OF della
Il WARE. EXECUTIVE DEPART
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

To An Persons 90 Whom These Presents
Shall Come. Greeting
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
BILL FOR
! HUGE BOND ISSUE
Mississippi Legislature May
Vote $4,000, 900 for
New Buildings.

JACKSON. Miss, March IS. fspll-
Chairman All Stone. Of the house com
mittee on ways and means TODAY com
pleted the draft Of the bill providing for
a five million dollar bond issue to be
used for the erection of new buildings
extensions, permanent improvements
and repairs at the various educational
humane and benevolent institutions.
The measure will be given a review
this afternoon at a joint conference OF
the house committee on ways and means
and the senate committee on finance,
and then go to the calendar for pas
sage.
! The Stone plan provides for the ere
ation of a state building commission to
have charge Of all the new building
work, instead Of placing it in the hands
] Of the boards Of trustees of the various
state institutions, to be spent In a
more or less haphazard fashion.
Wise and economical expenditure OF
the fund and symmetrical architecture
al plans are the two objects Chairman
/ Stone seeks to accomplish through the
Acreatlon Of q state building commission,
R3nd 1t can be safely asserted that the
boards of trustees of the various insti-
tuuons viii be wasting them time by
opposing the plan, for they will either
&c, tnls measure or nothing at all
Chairman Stones bill meets with the
approval OF the leaders in both sides
and Il is not likely that it will be ma
terially altered with amendments.
Accompanying the bill for a five mil
lion dollar bond issue, Chairman Stone
also submitted at the joint conference
his revision of the privilege tax law
under the provisions of which the state
will receive increased revenues from
this source of from $25Np00 to 100000
/ per year.
Il And If isn't gning IN hurt anvhod,y
either" says the head of the ways anC
means committee. None of the in.
Ecreases are excessive, nor will the priv.
Eilege tax law impose an excessive bur.
den on any form of business"
As the close of the month draws neal
III becomes increasingly evident tina
1.-THE legislature will not be able to ge
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Ornheurn.

Louise Dresser Is the most mex
presstveiy dressed woman on the stage
This is on the authority of the actress
herself and surely she should know
slightest provocation with the exaE-
gerated claims as to, the cost of their
apparel, Miss Dresser's announcement
at least has the merit Of novelty. AS
Miss Dresser has the reputation of be-
women of the theater, interest in how
she does it becomes enhanced, 1t Is
explained in this wise: When the act
ress was studying the part of the de-
signer In Potash & Perimutter," Hugh
Ford, the stage director Of the play
suggested that she acquire the proper
atmosphere. Live the part, go among
the cloak and suit manufacturers. was
His advice and Miss Dresser went forth
For days she visited one establishment
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
AmHseRlents
Loew's Lyceum.

A mans Intense love for a woman IS
the theme Of the great photodrama,
"Shod With Fire. starring William
Russell. which will be shown az Eoew' 4
Lyceum Thursday Friday and Saturday,
IN addition to the all-star vaudeville
bill. This is a charmingly romantic love
song Of the Western plains-one that is
said 10 grip the heart and stir the soul
The photo version was taken from the
intensely dramatic story, Bruce OF
Circle A." by Harold Titus. The see
mario was written by j. Arthur Roach
and the play directed by Emmett
Flynn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18

through and adjourn on the LIST Of
APRIL a. many Of the members had
fondly hoped.
Many 81 the biz appropriation bills
are out Of the way, but the much more
important question Of raising the reye-
me 10 meet the appropriations, which
total something IKE twenty million
dollars. "a still to be disposed Of, and
until an Of its details are finally and
effectively settled. all talk Of adjourn
ment will be useless.
n Il probable that the 5th OF April
may find the lawmakers packing their
grins and taking their departure, but
there Is little hope that the work can
be concluded before that date. reso-
luton offered in the house yesterday
fixing final adjournment for March q
was referred to the committee on rules
without debate, the house leaders re-
garding Il as not worth while to dis
cuss the question.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18

after another iu the Euise ~ am outs
of-toHn buyer, thus obtaining q frst-
hand knowledge Of the conditions local
% the play
IT Is related that fof five hours une
afternoon an energetic manufacturer
on Madison avenue. New York talked
to her Ia a vain endeavor 10 induce her
10 buy his goods. Finally, IN eKnspera-
tion he offered 10 take her IN business
with him, for, as he put It. anyone who
could resist his persuasive powers so
successfully would make a valuable ac-
QUESTION to his business. When the Sc
cret OIL her Identity was finally barred,
dealers in the suit and cloak trade were
keen to get Miss Dresser's opinion oi
their wares and rs an inducement per
mltted her to purchase their product
al cost. In consequence. when women
In the audience admire Miss Dresser
sartorial creations and try TO figure
her Investment in dollars and cents
they must not lose sight OF the fact
that her entire raiment had heeg
bought at producing cost.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
X. &. School To
Hold Program

The knights Of columbus free night
school for former negro service men
VIII hold the first Of n weekly ath-
letic programs Thursday night at the
Colorcd War Camp Community service
gymuasum Third street and Bealc
avenue
Boxing bouts viii he feature ~ the
events Father Joseph Glenn. principal
Of the school. will direct the program
The present enrolment ~ the school Is
ae5, but IL Is growing daily
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18

8 - bIm W q % house when he
settled down Iu 8u ed5E chair 90 an eve
nius and drew forthfHi= old Caked jim
my-pIpe f3at Vol read about On Che
iagEy NhHggo ads And his mother Iu-
law. never having been through a ga
attack. told hm he would either have
20 change bis pipe on bis piare Of resi-
denee. So Billings, hejng fond of yacht
ing, went ON a sea trip where there was
no one 20 complain but the EuIls F0rtr
with his troubles began,
Bryant washburn IS the harasscd
Billings ia his new screen farce. Toe
Much Johnson. which comes Geo the
aiaiestic thcater today for three days
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Twin Beds"

Twin Beds, Margaret Mayo's ana
Salisbury Fields highly amusing comedy
frolic, win make its annual visit at the
Lyric thoater for three days, starting
Monday, March -, with Wednesday
matinee
Twin Beds Is iovial, roliicklnE
comedy, with crowded apartment
house as its scene, the complexities of
life shared too closely with the neigh
bors as the framework OF its action,
and an intensely amusing, human groun
of people as it's portrait gallery Its
fresh lines flash with fresh wit and
new-coined slang, and its merit of clean
wholesomeness shines benighly ove1
characters, lines and situations II re-
sembles nothing so much in its hair.