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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Miss Alma Landmark of Perth was
Il shopper in Devils Lake Friday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

]. B. Torfn, cousin of A. D. Torin
of this city, is a visitor at the latter's
home from Wannaska, Minnesota.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Miss May E. Kennedy of Egeland
was a shopper in Devils Lake Thurs
day.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Fred r. Stevens of Crary was a
business caller in Devils Lake. Thurs
day.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

F. w. Lovegren of Virginia, Mime
sofa, is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
F. D.. harrington this week.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Miss Bessie Chick of Wahpeton
visited in Devils Lake last week.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Miss Roesler of Fort Totten left
yesterday for a months vacation in
the Twin Cities.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Dr.. and Mrs. Fred Shively and FAM
lily of Rugby are staying at the City
park for a few weeks.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Who will earn $4,000 in cash dur
ing August? Read the full page i'd
vertisement in this issue of The World.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

A. J. Maurer of Webster was in De.
wills Lake on business Saturday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Mrs. c. D. Graves of Toxic was a
shopper in this city Monday.
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Read the Page Advertisement in
This Issue of The World.
Roy Debbing of Lakota took in the
dance at Chautauqua Saturday night.

Miss Everal Hunter of Minneapolis
has accepted a position with Bovey,
Shute & jackson.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Mrs. Henrietta of Leeds was a shop.
per in Devils Lake Saturday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Mrs. Adler of Lawton who has
been visiting Mrs. Ruttle of this city
left for her home Tuesday.
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Read the Page Advertisement ir
This Issue of The World.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Miss Helen Garvey of Brocket is
visiting in the city this week.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

A. E. Farshall was a business call.
er in Edmore Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

George D. Laird of Harding town.
ship was a business visitor in Devils
Lake Saturday.
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For sale by Wilson & Litscher, Devils
Lake Drug Co., Bottom Bros, Geo.
Sheppard, R. M. Meharry, P. I. Wer-
tenberger, Garske Mercantile Co.,
Penn Pharmacy, Peterson & White,
Lawton Pharmacy, D. D. Rice, Crary
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
IN AND ABOUT DEVILS LAKE


Clarence Haley of Grand Forks Miss Helen Garvey of Brocket is
was in Devils Lake visiting last week visiting in the city this week.
Mrs. P. M. Peterson Of Penn vas Il! Mrs. Henrietta of Leeds was a shop
shopper in Devils Lake Wednesday. lper in Devils Lake Saturday.
Miss Bessie Chick of Wahpetom Miss Alma Landmark of Perth was
visited in Devils Lake last week. ia shopper in Devils Lake Friday.
Miss May E. Kennedy of Egeland A.. j. Maurer of Webster was in De-
was a shopper in Devils Lake Thurs wills Lake o n business Saturday.
day. ----
- Read the Page Advertisement in
W. H. Wilson and E. M. Crary re-, This Issue of The World.
turned Thursday from a business trip "
to Fargo. Mrs. c. D. Graves of Toxic was a
" shopper in this city Monday.
Banding Fisher returned Thursday "
from visiting in different parts Of A. E. Farshal was a business call
Minnesota. |er in Edmore Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Pengaley of Bartlett was Read the Page Advertisement in
in Devils Lake Thursday having some This Issue of The World.
dental work done. ---
------ Roy Debbing of Lakota took in the
Mrs. Alfred Sohln and Miss Ida dance at Chauauqua Saturday night.
Morse of Bartlett were visiting friends -
in Devils Lake Thursday and Friday. Miss Everal Hunter of Minneapolis
---- has accepted a position with Bovey,
Misses Mary, Leona and Gertrude Slute & Jackson.
Gibbons of Cando were shoppers in --
Devils Lake Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Shively and fam
----- lily of Rugby are staying at the City
Mrs. D. F. Humphreys and sol Guy park for a few weeks.
Of Minot we're visiting at Park River --
and Brocket last week. James Lewis Of St. Paul was in De-
-- wills Lake last week visiting his sister
Miss Evelyn CrMand returned last Mrs. F. L. Jenkins.
week from attending summer school -
at Valley City Normal. Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Thoe of South
-- Minnewaukan were visitors in De-
Who will earn $4,000 in cash dur wills Lake Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-15
G. W. STlDFOLE OF KEYpORT
DIES SUDDENLY IN FLORIDA

NEWPORT March 15:-Teie-
grams announcing the death of
George w. Stidfole at Miami. Flor
ida, on Sunday were received here
by relatives yesterday, Mr.. Stidfole
having suffered a stroke some days
ago at Miami. where he and his
wife had planned to remain until
May.
MIR. Stidfole was born in New
Egypt, Ocean county, but had resid-
ed the greater part of his life In
Newark. Several years ago he be-
came a retired member of the Ben
nett & Sloan Tobacco Company and
built a new home on Broadway,
West Keyport. removing here with
his wife and son, Russell H., both
of whom survive him.
He was a th~irty-second degree
Mason, a member of the Keyport
Social Club and a former borough
councilman.
The family left yesterday and 10
definite arrangements for the uner-
al services can be made until their
arrival.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
POLI'S-"The Broken Wing"

The Broken Wing" by Paul Dickey
and Charles w. Goddard. authors of
"The Misleading Lady" and "The
Ghost Breaker" will COME to Polls
Theater this week, beginning this
evening. Its action is located in a
primitive spot of Mexico $50 miles
south of the border.
love story Of an American aviator and
Mexican girl-Philip Marvin, the
refined and finished product of Amer
ican civilization, and little Inez Viii
lera, a woman in the. rough. For
months she has prayed.for "GrindD"
mate, and from a stormy sky, as il in
answer to her prayer. plqfS;es young
Marvin. Inez promptly appropriates
him, and Capt. Innocencio Dos Santos
is for promptly shooting him, as a
rival, but as bandit he can't resist
the temptation Of first. collecting
100000 ransom. Reckless of conse-
quences. the woman In the rough
against her. Then comes new OBJ
stacle SO overwhelming and insur-
mountable that nobody with sense
would struggle against 1t. But 1neZ
Is woman in the rough, also woman
madly in love. and she fights on to
another surprise, which should not be
told in advance.
Much perfected since this plays
premiere here in Washington the
early part of last season, the airplane
crash in the first act is now regarded
by critics as one of the greatest
thrillers on the American stage.
''The Broken Wing is produced un-
der the direction of Sargent Aborn.
An exceptional cast includes Thurston
Hall, Eugene Strong, Walter c. Per-
cival. Harry Stanley, John Gray, Boris
Korlin, Marguerite Riser, Alison Nc
Balm. Dorothee Nolan and George
Spelyin 'zh- -.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
B. F. KEITH'S-Irene Bordoni.

: Celebration of the autumn season
of the B. F. Keith vaudeville will be
observed at B. F. Keith's Theater this
week, commencing at the matinee to-
morrow. and Manager Robbins an
nounces as foremost in the array of
attractions Irene Bordoni, the French
chanteuse, who has been starred and
costarred in many recent successes on
Broadway. She will offer a cycle of
American. French and Spanish songs.
Her accompanist will be Eric Zardo,
pianist, heretofore a separate star in
vaudeville. The popular baritone,
George .MacFarlane.. whose career in
dudes opera, musical comedy and
romantic and fo1k-like, assisted by
Herbert Lowe. Next will be the
aerialiste. Ruth Budd. "the girl with
the SMILE" with Rube Beckwith at
the piano. Another important fea-
ture will be w. G. Fields presenta-
tion of Jim Harkins, as "Mr. Fliver-
ton," in the farcical comedy, The
Flivertons With Their Family Ford"
a satire.. Others will include Roger
Imhof, Marcelle Cofeene and COM
pany, in 'Tn a Pest House; Billy
Dale and Bunnie Burch,. in an
original and new travesty, The
Riding Master" farce;: George
Bobbe and Eddie Nelson, in His
Girl: Else and Paulsen. as the su-
preme artists on ice, and originators
sisted by, Miss Henrietta Wilson.
with Aesop's Fables, Topics of the
Day and Pathe News Pictorial.
Today at 3 and S:15 pm. the bill
will present Eddie Foy, Yvette Rugel
and last weeks Offering.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
Ten-Star Series.

For six years the Ten Star concert
series. conducted by T. Arthur Smith.
has been a. feature of Washington's
musical season. The reason for this,
Mr.. Smith explains. is that his artists
are drawn. as rule. from promising
young celebrities. rather than from
sthe older. and seasoned singers or
musicians, with wnom the public is
familiar.
It Is interesting to note how many
OF the artists that originally ap-
peared in Washington in Ten. Star
concert have now become luminous
stars in the world musical Among
these are Anna Case. Leginska, Mar
garet Matxenauer. Julia Culp. Paul
AIthouse, Lucy Gates. Max Rosen, the
incompatible Tarasova, and even AL
fred Cortot, the eminent French
pianist.
A number of newer artists are not
ed in the program for the current
season, including Nine. Alvarez, the
Peruvian .contralto;: Paul Reimers.
Nicola Zerola, the Italian tenor; Mar
guerite Namara and <Leonora Sparkes,
both of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. This years program will In
clude also Paul Kochanski, the Won
derful violinist.- who created seTisa-
tion here last year, and Pablo Casals.
the Spaniard. by many acclaimed the
greatest cellist in the world.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
STRAND -"Potpourri Dance Re.
vue."

A terpsichorean carnival presented
by M. Golden: entitled "A Potpourri
Dance Revue. featuring seven art
istic dancers, is announced as the
major attraction at the Strand Thea
ter this week beginning today. An
added attraction is Frank Terry.
song and scenario writer, in Mister
Booze" and Blind" Others will be
Herman and Engel, versatile and &C.
centric novelties; Laing and Green. in
Melodies. Past and Present." Van
and Carrie Avery, introducing van
AVERY, the original "Rastus." in a
humorous sketch, Madam Sirloin,
Medium"
Sessue Hayakawa will be the. film
star in his latest Robertson Cole pro-
duction, Where: Lights Are Low
the story of a struggle of love against
the iron wall of Chinese tradition.
Orchestral accompaniment. with
two special numbers, Osborne's
when Looked Into Your Wonder
full Eyes," with cornet solo by A. E.
Knowlden, and Korn's wild Rose,''
also announced with minor pictures.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
METROPOLITAN - Dangerous
Curve Ahead"

At Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
this week. beginning this afternoon.
Goldwyn's~sc version of Rupert
Hughes story. Dangerous Curve
Ahead" will be shown. 1t is a comedy
of young married life, wherein it is
revealed that husband may not with
impunity make his business the chief
consideration in his life, and that a
wife may not dedicate her entire ex-
istence-to society when she ought to
be caring for baby. The cast in
cludes Helene Chadwick. Richard Dix,
Kate Lester and Lefty" Flynn. The
production is declared a handsome one.
Harold Lloyd's latest laugh-maker
Il Do; the Pathe News. Topics of
the Day" and special scenic subject
will round out the program.
The orchestral overture will be Of
fenbach's "Orpheus." and an added at
traction will be, the philharmonic in
terlude comprising an arrangement of
Silesu's "A Little Love, Little Kiss"
which will be played by N. Mirskey,
violin: Tino Mems. cello; v. de Militia,
flute and Miss Viola Taubert Abrams
harp. 80. (
Evening star., 1921-10-02
RIALTO-"Sowing the Wind" 4"

Anita Stewart in her latest Associat-
ed First National picture. Sowing the
Wind will be the major Offering at
Moore's Rialto Theater this week be-
ginning today. An added feature. a
concert de luxe" is also announced
with Joseph Kardes. Hungarian plan
list. Marjorie Moodey. solo soprano
with Sousa's Band for four years. and
Henri Sokolev, solo violinist. i'm a Sc
ries of solo and ensemble numbers.
The photopiay is adapted from the play
by Sydney Grundy. the story concern
ing Rosemond, who emerges from a
convent to plunge into the evil en-
vironments. of a gambling dive over
which presides her benefactress.
Baby" Brabant, who later is revealed
as the girls mother. Her flight from
the den of orgies and her subsequent
meeting with the man she loves and
the accidental finding of her father
combine to make tense story. The
cast includes Ralph Lewis. Myrtle
Stedman and William V. Mong. Tony
Sarg's comedy, featuring marionettes
as living actors, and the Fox News
will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
COLUMBIA-"The Three Musket.
eers."

Loew's Columbia Theater. begin
rf4ng this afternoon, will present
Douglas Fairbanks, "the screens
dynamic comedian" in THE Three
Musketeers," based on the Alexan-
dre Dumas classic. This is the long
heralded million dollar production"
that. it is said, eclipses in every par
ticular any previous Douglas Fair
banks picture.
In 1.-THE Three Musketeers" Mr..
fairbanks essays the role he has
longed to play ever since beginning
his screen career. Screen patrons
will recall him in "A Modern Muskei-
eer.'' based on the story, ID Artag-
nan of Kansas" but the new produc-
photoplay version of the original
Dumas tale that has thrilled the
world for generations.
The adaptation. costuming and re-
search was intrusted to Edward
knobloch. the noted playwright,
while the direction is that of Fred
Niblo. Mr.. Fairbanks has spared no
expense to make this his mightiest
and most thrilling screen endeavor
and to that end he has gathered
about himself cast that includes
Marguerite De La Motto. Adolphe
Menjou, Mary MacLaren, Barbara La
Marr. George Seigmann, Sydney
cTdnklin ana OtneT screen nOtdDleS.
Mr.. Fairbanks has the role of
D'Artagnan, the son of an impover-
ished nobleman, whose fighting blood
makes him the talk of all France.
Coming upon the scene at time
when Richelieu is trying to estrange
the King and Queen of France and
make his own power with the king
absolute, .D'Artagnan is brought to
the queens attention by a little seam
stress whom he loves. The queen has
given a diamond buckle to her lover.
the Duke of Buckingham, who has
taken it to England. Cardinal
Richelieu, learning of her indiscre-
ton, whispers to the king to COM
mand. her, to wear it at certain
state affair in the near future. 1t
Is to D'Artagnan that the queen in
trusts a mission she believes hope
less. The manner in which he fights
his way through the spies of the
cardinal. finds Buckingham and re-
turns to France with the bauble in
time to prevent the queens disgrace.
winning thereby even the grudging
admiration of the cardinal. makes a
powerful. sensational and breath
leSsly romantic story.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
COSM0S-Browne's Bathing Beau
ties.

From the ranks of Mack Sennett's
famous California Bathing Beauties.
familiar to all patrons of the screen.
will come Brownies Bathing Beau
ties. ten in all, featuring Bee Allard.
prima donna: Marie Straub and Anita
Clark and including Mabel Vein
traub. a beauty who halls from
Washington, in spectacular revue
of grace and beauty that Is nothing
short of unique. as the headline fea-
ure at the Cosmos Theater this week.
1t is in three scenes-"The Movie
Revue" and THE Dance Of jealousy"
Brylawski emphasizes the fact that
say in the monies. 1.-The ladies' in.
person" A strong supporting bilI
includes Ward and Raymond In ooh.
Hello!', Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and Com
pany in Poor Old Jim," a comedy
playlet; Gordon and Gates in enter
tanning nonsense: the Jura Milo Trio in
Moments Musical" and Billy Angus
tine. who makes and sings songs and
plays his own accomplishments.
The added matinee feature will be
Douglas MacLeans latest Thomas H:
Ince production, Passing Through"
small-town romance full of thrills
and laughter. Bungalow Troubles"
a Sennett production featuring Louise
Fazenda and Billy Bevan and shown
here for the first time, with the In
transitional News and Cartoon Comics
will be shown at all performances,
A fine bill is promised for today:
starting at 3 pm. Z
Evening star., 1921-10-02
Concerts
Evening Orchestral Concerts,

The Washington Society of the Fine
Arts announces a series of subscrip-
ton concerts by the New York Sym
phony Society, In the auditorium of
the Central High School, on Monday
evenings. October "a, November IA,
December IL. January l6 and Febru-
ary 20.
Mr.. Damrosch will conduct the first
three of these concerts and will, as
heretofore. briefly analyze the chief
compositions presented. illustrating
at the piano his explanations. The
last two concerts will be conducted
by Mr.. Albert Coates. the eminent
British musician and conductor of
sthe London Orchestra, who will re-
visit this country in the spring and
for a brief season conduct the New
York Symphony Orchestra as Mr..
Damrosch's guest.
These concerts are arranged by the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts
in order that those engaged during
the day can hear the best orchestral
music in the evening. They are the
only evening orchestral concerts
given in Washington. Because they
are primarily for busy people and
highly educational, the board of ,edu-
cation permits the use Of the audi
torium of the Central High School
and Mr.. Damrosch generously con-
tributes his services without fee.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
"A Connecticut Yankee
"a CONNECTICUT. Yankee in XII

- 4 CONNECTICUT Yankee in King
"A Arthur's Court" Mark Twain's
masterpiece of humorous satire, has
been translated to the screen, and,
it is said. without sacrificing one jot
of the message Twain conveyed in
words. 1t retains every thrilling
moment, every laugh-provoking in
cident and all the rollicking fun
created by the genius of the author.
More than this. it's riotous jollity is
thrown against a background of
medieval grandeur and babaric pemp
SO elaborate as to make IL one of the
most impressive spectacles of the
screen.
Mark Twain. who projected a mod
ern Yankee back half a dozen CEN
turies, aimed to show in his master
piece that the good old times" were
far from good. that the present is
the best of all times in which to
1iye~and that asbunch pf the famous
Evening star., 1921-10-02
CurrentAttracti0ns
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK

Broken Wing comedydrama Opens this evening
NATIONAL-Quo Vadis" film spectacle Shown today at and
$40
GARRICK-Thuston,t the Performance this
F. KEITHS-Irene Bordon, vaudeville New show
afternoon.
BELASCO-Hetty King vaudeville New show opens
afternoon.
COSMOS-Brownes Bathing Beauties, vaudeville: New show
opens tomorrow afternoon. '-N
Pourr Dance Revue vaudeville New show
this afternoon.
GAYETYFashlghts of 1922 burlesque opens
afternoon
CAPITOL-"Harum Scarum burlesque. New opens
afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
KNICKERB0CKER Dangerous
Curve Ahead"

Rupert Hughes comedy of early
married life, Dangerous Curve
Ahead" will be the photoplay featysS
at Crandall's Knickerbocker The3ter
the first two days of this week, be-
ginning this afternoon. Harold
Lloyd's two-reel comedy. Il Do" also
will be shown, with the usual minor
films Tuesday and Wednesday Anna
q. Nilsson, in Pathe's Edward Jose
production, What Women viii Do"
and .Torchy's Promotion; Thursday
and Friday, Constance Binney, in her
new Realart release, Room and
Board" and In For Life" a comedy.
and Saturday, Eileen Percy, in
"Hicksville to Broadway"
Evening star., 1921-10-02
BELASC0-Hetty King.

Hetty King. England's foremost
male tmpersonator, is announced to
headline the second program of Shu-
bert vaudeville at the Belasco Theater,
beginning with tomorrow's matinee.
Miss King will offer cycle of song
characterizations that call for equally
as much finished acting as vocal
ability.
A condensed version of the musical
comedy success, 'rF1orodora," intro
ducing the much-discussed sextet, will
be- another act Of featured promi-
nence.. All the bright moments of the
three lengthy acts have been crystal
fized into thirty minutes Of songs,
dances and comedy presented In an
elaborate setting, with an adequate
number Of pretty girls. Klein broth
ers will present their novelty. Jest
Moments" anh Milo win bring dis
tinct -surprisekact To- vaudeytlle-in the
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Knights of the Round Table couldn't
hold candle to one live. resourceful,
courageous Yankee of today in physi-
cal combat or in chivalry.
Mark Twain teaches while he
tickles. Nothing could be funnier
than the adventure the young Yam
kee encounters and the sudden intro
duction of flivvers, motor cycles, tele-
phones. dynamite. cowboy methods.
six-shooters, up-to-date plumbing
and sundry other factors, made to
confound his medievel enemies and
vindicate twentieth century progress
and Yankee ingenuity.
The production Is declared a scream
from start to finish.
One of the critics says Harry c.
Myers. as the Yankee. has caught
with a firm grip the humor Of this
character. surprising even his
warmest admirers. Playing opposite
Is Pauline Starke, one Of the most
capable of screen artists. Rosemary
Theby has the important role of King
Arthur's villainous half-sister. and
despite her villainy she is certainly
good for tired eyes"
Emmett J. Flynn objected "A Con-
-uscticut Yankee" -
Evening star., 1921-10-02
PALACE-"The Match Breaker.

The featured attraction this week.
beginning this afternoon. at Loew's
Palace Theater will present Viola Dana,
star of many screen successes. in a
new Metro production. THE Match
Breaker" while Buster keatOn, the
comedian inimitable, will be seen in
his latest concoction of merriment,
1.-The Goat" THE Match Breaker" is
said to offer rare and unusual quail
ties of romantic suspense. 1t con-
Germs a young woman who. contrary
to the rule. has a penchant for break
ing, rather than making. matrimonial
matches. Having won the affections
of the sweethearts of most of her
friends. the girl of the story, Jane. is
faced with an ultimatum from her
aunt. She then decides to carve out
career for herself by becoming a
professional match breaker and ul-
timatety meets her Waterloo. The
cast includes Jack Perrin. Edw"~i
Jobson, Julia Calhoun and many 9TH
ers. Other screen auu inusl,... .tI-,-
tions are promised.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
GARR1CK-Thurston, Magician.

Thurston. the famous magician, en-
ters his second and last week at the
Shubert,Garrick Theater tonight. Lo-;
his weird mysteries, and sensational
illusions that have entertained, and
brought exclamations of surprise,
coupled with thrfils, these many
years.
The keynote to his performance
this year is thrill. and the majority
world workings and hobgoblin spells.
although there is an abundance OF
humor introduced. .s,-..,-
The presentation Of the baffiing
riddle "Vivisection" is one Of the big
features of this years bundle Of
tricks.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
GAYETY-"F Flashlights Of 1922. !"

A world of action, pretty girls.
music and spectacular novelties are
promised in "the very latest novelty
show" the flashlights of s.1922,"
which will be at the Gayety all this
week. The comedy is in the hands
of Richly McAllister and Harry
Shannon. Lulu Moore is said to be
preposssessing prima donna with "a
wonderful voice, while Olga Woods is
billed as "a peppery soubrette."
Glenn Eastman, Lillian Lester and
James Slater are also prominent
members of the cast. A chorus of
twenty beauties. enhanced by ex-
pensive costumes, magnificent set
tings and brilliant electrical effects,
Is promised. =.