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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

There is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put hgether, and for years it was SUD-
posed to be incurable. Doctors pre-
Scrioed local remedies, and by constant
~ failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Catarrh is
a local disease, greatly influenced by
conditions and therefore requires con-
Stitutonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Meuicine, manufactured by F. J. Cha
ney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is a constitut-
lonal remedy, is taken internally and
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System. One Hundred
Dollars reward is offered for any case
that HAIRS Catarrah fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials
r. J: CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

Next week VIC Will give the record
Of the Collegia::s On the paths, their
number Of stolen bases, their attempted
thefts and the fielding averages Of all
who participated in five or more con-
tests
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

Young Son: Father, what is the dif-
ference between robbery and pillace >
Father: Perhaps can explain it, nv
son, by saying that dentists bill is
robbery, while a doctors bill is abb
solutely pillage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

Have you read that article on how
TO tell bad egg ?" "No, | haven't bu,
my advice would be, if you have any,
'hing important to tell a bad egg, why,
break it gently"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

How many visitors do you have a
day, on an average ?" asked a ladv of
the custodian al public resort. "Ain't
no average" he replied. "Some DAYS
there's more and some less"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20
The Kit-Kat Club.

Doctor: Your wife seems a bit run
down.
Suodubs: Yes. Since we moved out
mere every woman in the place has had
crack at her.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

"All men," cried the optimist, care
born free and equal"
YES the pessimist, "but most of
them get married when they are about
twenty-five or So"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

1T appears to be your record, Mary "
sad the magistrate, "that you have
already been convicted thirty. five tinee
for stealing"
! guess that's right, your honor :"
answered Mary. "No woman is ,er.
feet" pN'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

IT taxes a pretty good man to be-
come famous"
Il don't know Many a man has
reached the pinnocle of fame who has
never been above suspicionr"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

A woman's dress, from hat to sole
From lingerie to locket,
should always make a perfect Who'll
And does-in hubby's pocket.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

Fifi-"Wonder when the game O,
poker originated ?"
Tut Tut-"In the time of Noah He
stacked the deck with pairs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20
Norfolk s. Western Ry


Schedule in Effect May 10Th, 1921.
LEAVE SHEPhERDSTOWN DAILY
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 1886 A. M.-for BRISTOL and 10.
termediate stations; Rroiler Paflo'
Carlo Bristol; connection at Kod-
noke for oints West: Sleeper 10
Roanoke, Columbus. Cincinnati ano
Chicago. Dining car.
No. n "A So +. N .fo' Shenandoah
Va, and Local Stations.
No. IL .35 A Met OIL from connecl-
ing lines al Hagerstown Or Nhendn-
doah Junction or TO take on tor bdsI1
or beyond. Sleeper 10 NillaTlsonI'
w. Va. and W,p>tcn Salem. NJ
Dining Car to Roanoke.
NORTHBOUND.
No. 2S-9 IS A NJ For HagerStoNa.
and Intermediate stations, connects d.
Hagerstowp for Harrisburg, PhIlaue'-
phia and New York
No. IA 8 "a p NJ For Hagerslo%n.
Philadelphia, and New 'otk; pai iO
Cars. Sleepers. Haeers' n TO Ph''d-
deiphia
No. FL IS A. Met ov 'pn' baSl. Y,
beyond, or TO take o. co lht'uH
lines at Shenando th lC"chon OF To-
gerstown. Sleeper 70 PhhoelP'''
and New York ,,r,c
w. b BEVlLL. w. c. SAUNDERS.
Pass. TRAIT Mngr Gen. PISS As''
Roanoke. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

A household remedy in America for
70 yearS-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil
for cuts, sprains, burns. scalds, bruises
sue and 6Oc. At all drug stores
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

Johnny" said he teacher, "what is
dromedary?" Johnny did not know,
but Ralph did.
81 know" he said, proudly. "a
dromedary is two-masted camel"
Preacher solemnly)-Rastus, do
ys' take dis here woman for better or
fer worse?
Rastus (from force OF habit-Pah-
sen, All shoots it all!
why do you call him scatter
bNined?"
Because he gives every one a piece
81 his mind"
Sl.S0 Gets the Register a year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

there's a fitness in everything"
eyes ?"
res, even seats for 'bald-hcaded
row must be bought from the scaIp.
ers."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-20

$3.50 Gets the Register a year.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
TheSinful Minority.

You'd think, from: reading
scarehead tales about the carni-
val of crime, that all are headed
for the jails; and few: men. tread
the paths sublime. It's always
pleasing to, reflect that where
one fellow wields a gun, a thou
sand men, with aims correct, are
plying bucksaws in the sun.
Where one goes forth on
stealthy. feet to croaka stranger
for his wad, "a thousand gents
are threshing wheat, or blowing
up the virgin sod: The gunman
makes the breezy tale. that gives
pale r11oraists the blues; the
thousand farmers na.the vale
don't draw q. sentence: in the
news: Wrong ID the, reader who
believes that all the. world IS on
the blink because some liber-
tines and thieves are figuring in
crimson ink. A,lot of US still. 60
our way without a sandbags or a
gun, and try our. best, from day
to day, to see some worthy ac-
tion done A lot of US still live
our lives as though there were
a moral law; we jog along with
our own wives, and sanely use
the wage we draw. :. A lot of US
still 60 to church, and bank
upon the good and true, nor
finch if officers would search
our cellars for a.. homemade
brew. The rascals kick up lots
of dust, and they are insolent
and bold; but all the time the
good and just outnumber them
a thousand fold.
WALT MASON. :.
Copyright BY George Matthew Adans.)
Evening star., 1921-11-01

ss sh.1es Supplies he I1swers
for smart SGcial functions. 500 18th se.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
THOMAS, N: CRANE HEADS
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

: Election Of ofilcers 70 serve dhrinS
tire ensuing year was the principal
business transacted IT the meeting Of
ths Randle Highlaa Is Citizens. Asso-
csation, held in tho Randle Highlands
School last might Thomas NJ. Crane
was elected president to succeed Rex
B. Quckett. Xand other officers -ch6sen
were: A. K..WaPes vice. pr residS c.
4. Barker, secretary; T. r C6ryell,
treasurer; IA. Barker and Dr.B r.
Woodward Nlele8ateE - the E66if6:
tion. Of Citisens' AssRnisttnnSr
Prior to the annquaoAmsntG GSs the
stections, . rasolutiSn; feeuestine the
appropriation OF $4,000 for Improve
ment. Of the grounds surrounding the
Rsnd1e Highlands School WAS unani-
mousiy adopted --- -..
Installation Of the new. omosrs win
take place November 10, i
Evening star., 1921-11-01
JUPITER IS DEF|ED
BYeAo$J eAAsERS! 5
Halloween Glorious Round OF
Fun in Spite ot:AImost Con-
unuat Downpour.

Jupiter Pluvius &id his best to
Week washinston's Halloween col
esrstion lae night. and. it must be
admitted, hls. Watering can did Of
ASttive Mdsk in.fonttngl prank play
.r1, slifst fstthessfsssnd4novsssssAn the
sEx Of eefsSr.tIns the eve : of Anfla1:
tBut. the inssu lbles and ths non
drenchibIes bras u She rain while they
toured downtown streets in autono.
Die and on foot, some with the faces
OF clowns. othss3 I'M Earb OF tho other
seq and made their rendezvous ~
Hntii midnisht there were stras-
Gnng celebrantsi on tho street Many
Of them gave Suspicious evidence or
having been in n eeapce with spirits
good spirits and ot5brwtse. ..-
why Revelers Dance
--Public. dances were held As Per
eehedule 81 after tho taa9 strains
Med the orange and black decorated
wae forgotten AZ the dancers tripped
fHA light fantastic within.
..Automobiles and automobile trucks
with crowds OF travellers gave the
4owntown section . few coats and
danbs Of waterproof red paint, with
sO486 anu SotoSSaVH1\A - - "o1 AAnS
Ifousht forth pots7of the most YER
million hue were tho happy hye in q
london cab Of. ancient vintage.
HSfse-bedraggled and wondering at
his sudden popularity. "cabby" on his
Nigh perch At the rear Of the two
Wheeler. impervious Of countenance
and dexterous with nonchalant whip,
the encourage swept down the his
teric route Of inaugural parAdes a.
though Henry Ford had never seen
the fight Of day and. gasoline was
l,aed only for taking spots out OF old
Clothes. s. -. '.s g. .,
A Good Time 'evFas Had"
:. The happy fve cheered everybody.
whether they liked It or not, or
whether they needed II. or not. They
Elye particularly routing cheers to
the crossing policemen and street car
conductors and motormen. "A good
time was had by all" ......' =
> The rain brought ones great trag-
ored paper suits and hats had been
procured by many for. thu celsbra-
tion. They. would havS lasted at
lAAst ten minutes had owners braved
the storm. But unluckiH for the
ceiebration and luckily for. the ma
tnrity Of such celebrants discretion
wss va, used s In not produeins me "ap-
Taking everything a. Everything.
boweveF, the celehRtion was better
than Jupiter PluN6s expected, As
Mas, witches and black cats really
could wish for. under .thes circum-
Evening star., 1921-11-01

,Es. --. -rG-,-
Best fsr Ghnares. :. ~:
Father Johns Me lcine makes desh
and strength for all the family. No
Observation-Disclosures. -........,.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
PHILHARMONIC COURSE


COURSE OF SIX CONCERTS
National Theater-4s30 O'Clock
With the exception of PGplotod, tDhen
the c,trtain toilI rise promptly at
3 o'clock
November 17-PAVLOWA and her
Ballet Russo, with full Sym.
phOny Orchestra.
Dec. S-Mme. GALLI-CURCIs
worlds greatest Coloratura.
Jan. .12-FRANZ Won VESCEY,
the great Hungarian Vf0lfnfst.
Jan. 24-SOPHIE BRASLAU, Con.
traltO.
Jan. 31-BOsTON sYMP H ONY
ORCHESTRA (Only appearance
in Washington this season.)
FRI, Feb. 1O-Mme. MATZENAUER
grent COntralto. from the Met
rOpOlitan Grand Opera.
Season tickets (six conoefts), on sale ct
Nrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, DToopss
18th and G.. Phone II. 64e3
Evening star., 1921-11-01
EXHIBITION

Studio, 1871 18th ct. NV, ost. g to Nov. 2.
Hours: Week days, 6:l5 TO Pm; Sundays,
to Pm Public oordtAuy tnnte0.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
BIER FOR UNKNOWN HERO.

Tho covering for the historic oata-
fslQue at the Capitol is being re-
Moved in black broadcloth with silver
ornsmentation in preparation for the
casket. Of the unknown soldier hero
which IL TO rest upon It before burial
Evening star., 1921-11-01

In Arlington national osmstsry On
Armistice day.
This catafslque has been used At
tho funeral Of every great man who
has been buried from the rotunda
since tho days of Lincoln-incIuding
Lincoln. Garfield and Mckinley. Tho
last time It was used was At the re-
interment Of Maj. L'Enfant, who
planned the Nationsl Capital.
The New York herald., 1921-04-03

= |r(-1 wounded soldiers Reed
o
CrHrgh iars& Ewing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

camera and screen ABOUT ntty -nItE anu
has organized a big producing company
on the West Coast TO film the stage
shows that have been most successful
in fattening his already plcthoric (good
word. that bank account.
According to him, there is only one
thing that will keep people away from
the theatre and that Is bad show.
Industrial conditions. he admits, may
have something to with II, but II you
give 'em show they really want TO
see they'll dig up the price somehow.
And he believes that the movies arc
really a good thing for the legitimate
stage. He thinks they are developing
future theatregoers. Young people see
q picture" he told me. "and It creates
in their minds q desire TO go further
with it-not only to see the actors move,
but 70 hear them speak and to get that
moro intimate sense Of personal con &.
tact that the screen cant give.
The neghborhood movie house sat
isfes the young. undeveloped yearning
for drama. II is a good thing in tia;
way. 1t teaches the developing mind
70 recognize true dramatic values and
e. discriminate between artistic and
inartistic stories and acting.
And then, gradually, there grows
tho desire 10 have these actors and
actresses actually speak the lines, with
all the added value that can be carried
by the human voice. And the young
movie fan becomes a theatregocr.
1t strikes me as being pretty good
dope.
AND, seeing "Lore Dreams." I
~ thought Of tcritiug his one: You
san TO nc, MEM Der teIc years ago
retormcrs kicked about girls ,ced,tn
tights on the stuge'" And say, e.
49, And you say, We'll, they
rin. Girls don't lredr en- roto. And
I think moment until get you, aud
then I soy, "Nope; you're right.
Don't eren ,ccar tights
That's whot rrds going to ,critc.
But decided not 70.
IT'S going to be quite a party at the
Broad Monday night when "a Bill
OF Divorcement" opens, It's a play
built around tn"
Actor Pretty Well theme Of shell
Shot Up During shock and, if you
the Ypres Fuss had been in Eng
land during a part
Of the war. as I happened to be, you
would have seen enough Of shell shocl
n convince you that it holds Grea'
dramatic possibilities. On Monday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

night the British Consul General and
representatives of a number OF societies
of British war veterans will attend the
performance in honor of Captain Allan
Pollock, the hcadliner of the cast.
ON the day that Great Britain de.
clored war against Winsome Willie,
Allan Pollock was a popular comedian
in New York but, being a loyal Brit
isber. he gave UP his career, went to
the consulate and enlisted in tho
British Army. He paid his own ex-
pCnscs to England and was assigned to
the famous Argyle and Sutherland
Highlanders. &,
He was in the Ipres tea party. And
he got his. Just after he had been
nromotpd TO the rank Of captain, the
Hun sent over a shrapncl shell with
Pollock's name on II, and they TOOK
him away from there.
In eleven operations in various hos
pitals during three years they managed
TO cut out most of the pieces OF the
shell and still leave enough of his
physiology for him to cot and sleep and
breathe with There are only thirteen
pieces Of shell left in him-thut's all ,
only thirteen.
yAST ,ceek, at the request of the man.
l. oorrs Of "Ircne." extended to the
qLop giyls Of this city an Irritation TO
dppIy for Jobs with the four nerC
"Trene' com punies they arc organising
70 send on the road. thought It rdS
inst a c,ercr press agent slant. But u
isn't Thcvrc had lot Of applications
and three girls hare bee" engaged. They
ore Margaret M1n0in, 2525 South
Tircnty first street; Irene Harper, 1919
porelton nrenuc, and Ann Mont
oomerp. Thirteenth and Jefferson
streets.
WE OLD gray-heads haven't n
w chance in the world IN the theatri-
cal business any more. The kids are
showing us off the edge Of the map
Here comes 1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue
20 the Forrest next week with the fea
tured Fairbanks Twins only eighteen
years old and the three men who arc
mostly responsible for it not much past
voting age.
The music was composed by Paul
Iannin and Vincent Youmans. Paul
ls twenty six years old and Vince is
twenty three. And Arthur Francis,
who wrote the lyrics, IS only twenty
four.
When you and I we're their age we
thought we we're pretty good when W"
got jobs in the grocery store at SO n
week. And we bought us n checked
suit and pair OF pointed patent
feathers when then raised US 10 SO.
But not these kids nowadays. They
buy things like that for their chauffeurs.
DODSON MITCHELL, author of
- "Cornered. the clever play i'll
which Madse Kennedy appears at the
Lyric. tells me he had an awful joO
pcrsuadirg managers that the thing
ought 70 be produced at all.
when I wrote the first draft he
SAYS, the managers simply laughed at
me. That was over a dozen years ago
when Wilde and Pinero were the best
bets.
Il had purposely tried the novelty Of
writing my play like serial, mystify
ing my audience and not taking them
into my confidence until the final eur
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Theatrical billboard
for the Coming Week

New Attractions
play which has thrilled New York for
q season. Charles Milward.. Jessie
Ralph, Margaret Fielding and others
In the cast Of this Mary Roberts
Rinehart.Avery HJpwood creation.
FoRREsT---"Two Little Girls in Blue"
A musical comedy by Fred Jackson
W,tnr WITH the popuisr Fairbanks T Twins niS, ana
that Is not lost in the shuttle.
BRoAD-"A Bill Of Divorcement," Lon
don stage hit brought TO this country
with q cast of English players headed
by Allan Pollock. will open this fam.
Gus old theatre for its 1921 season.
Shows That Remain
HUBERT--''Irene." Tuneful operetta of
James Montgomery, Joseph Mccarthy
and Harry Tierney. on its return visit
and as popular as ever. Patti Harold
heads the cast Entering on its last
week
WALNUT-"Love Dreams" Morosco' s
melody drama" in its last week
Harry K. Morton added TO the cast,
and the play changed and cut. Wer-
ner Janssen's score one Of the big
hits.
LHRIC-"Cornered" Last week of this
popular mixture of comedy and melo.
drama In which pretty Madge Ken
nedy returns from long soJourn In
the movies and proves she has not lost
her ability to win the hearts of her
audience.
GARRICK - -Four uorsemen OF the
APOCALYPSE" Tho pictured version OF
the eolorful- novel OF 1banez. with
scenes and characters brought to
vivid life under the skillful direction
OF Rex Ingram.
Stock
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Tho Love of Su Shong." A new play
on the Oriental pattern with Mae Des.
lnond cast as a Chinese girl, and
FRANK Fielder and other members OF
the'company in congenial parts, Story
mixes comedy and drama and stirs
in quantity Of romance for good
measure.
ORPHEUM--"The Lion and the Mouse. -
Charles Klen's famous drama enacted
by these popular stock players with
Ruth Robinson as Shirley Rossmore
and Dwight Meade as John Ryder. A
story of love ard high finance in con-
flict.
Vaudeville
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
Opening OF Shubert variety In this
city with a bill Of many favor!tes:
Marie Dressler, musical comedy star,
assisted by John T. Murray, Arthur
Geary and picked company In q
humorous skit Moments From the
Winter Garden" Hetty King. popular
impersonator. in one of her typical
acts; Klein brothers In n comedy act
I'm Argentine South American
melange with a company Of players
from Bueuos Aires; Milo, in nov
city; Flora Hoffman singing come
dienne; Bert Sheppard, Australian
whip expert Althoff sisters, Songs OF
the day" La Plnski, animal actors, In
Fun in Luna Park: and a sur
rounding bill OF pictures.
RETTH'S--Gertrude Hoffman, heads nr
attractive bill with a production OF ar
American ballet with company OF
sixteen, with Leon Barte as principal
dancer Fokine Is the producer. Emms
Carus Comedienne. In a series of he,
latest song hits; Ruth Budd, trapez,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

tain. But the puzzle play had not yet
come into vogue.
"And the important part played in
the story by mind reading was also
against II In those days. When first
peddled the play on Broadway, the only
thing people knew about psychology was
the hypnotic twist in 'Trilby.' SO the
managers laughed at me again"
About a year ago Miss Zelda Sears
helped Mr.. Mitchell revise the play and
they managed to get Henry w. Savage
interested In 1t. And now It's bank
account.
7 NOTICE that Hettv King, nop
i called "The Prince Of Vaudeville"
is to be the heddliner totth the Shubert
aggregation at the Chestnut Street
Opera House merit ,ceek. Maybe my
mcmory'S t,cisted, but it seems to me
that trhen Klap and Erldnger put on
their "udUdnced rdudeptile' at this
same house some tioelre veurs ago,
Hetty King tcds the heddliner then, or
az least, she tcus featured IN the bill.
uAN1NG no new shows to review this
IL last week, took advantage Of the
lull and dropped in ut some Of the
houses which a reviewer has to neglect
during n busy season. Monday night
went to the Casino. Hadn't seen bur
lcsQue show in ten years and thought
it would be Just about the same as II
was then. But It wasn't. BurlesQue
seems to have advanced just as much
as everything else around the theatre
Judge Leslie has got his house fixed
up to look like a million dollars. And
all / can say about the show Is that
expected to stay there half an hour.
but I sat until the tiual curtain-and
then was sorry it was over.
Tuesday night, went downtown to
the Broadway to get a line on the kind
of business being done by the neigh
borhOod houses. couldn't get the line
at first; couldn't get in to get 1t. Every
seat was filed and people were packed
In back to the doors waiting for that
show to end and the audience to get out
and give 'em a chance TO get seats fo5
the next show.
And Wednesday out to West Phil
adelphia to look at some 81 the Nixon
Nirdlinger houses. AS far as I can
see, all this talk about people not
having any money TO sDend Is bunk.
TIE "Follics" ends its Netc York
Il engagement at tho Globe on Octo-
Der 8 and takes to the road tcifh its
original cost. Boston is the first step.
II hos stayed in Neo York later this
year than ever before.
The Shubcrts have changed the name
of their Imperial Theatre in New York
ut Seventh avenue and Fifty ninth
street. and have named II AL Jolson s
Fifty ninth Street Theatre in honor OF
the comedian who has proved their very
best little box office fattcner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

gT1 M
I'M NOT going to tell you IN uu'unC'
i what / think Of The Bat. Saw It
In New York this week and the audi
PnCe interested me
You Mustn't Gire almost as much as
A., tLe Secret much as the play
r.. n,un did. n n you
!" Ih'S rug imagine $ h o, W
running we'll over wear ana stlL pack
Inc 'em in go that it's almost impossibl
10 bny front seats ten days ahead: :
That's what "Thc Nat Is dong
,ram addressed to everybody and asking
that the secret of the way the uiFstrtE
IL finally solved be carefully Kept IRON rom
those who intend TO see tnf P'T,,, PW,,,
Sounds like the ounK' u0esn ~ ,,.Lo '",
il isn't. There are might! rev NLo
will solve the mystery as ttn'E "atcn Wy
play until. Ike the ven KNOW o"ts
from the equally wei known SMs Ss,,on,aS ~ "a
why Aot,-,
NaturaLE, " 49, 49,. r,,,IJ sroiI vorr
you go 10 Ia' SNoS GvT is resIlv nnly
enJoymeht Oh .Losn ,vho intanI
falr 10 Keep 1t l'o'n ''''
" so' sor Tho audience in New York
Interested mo almost as much as the
doings on the stage. This was because
W. W.. III tb,n, ,ncreosinclv tense with ex-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

TRoCADERo--"Follles Of Burlteo,.. /.
gtn gbar,stts soTspsry starry 2f forty headed BY
Mark Lea. Jazgy tunes, oriri,u"mm "mu
twisted gags and an ntiSan'i,IN
chorus combined In one. "e'iNe
Mlnstrels
DUMOET'S-- Emmett weIch 49,,
popular company are seen in ME
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
BEFORE THE CURTAIN RISES
Three Ne Sho,cs and Shube Vaudeville Make Next Week
Interesting One-Shopgirls Get JOBS With "Ircne
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

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