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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
DELAWARE COLLEGE
SPORTING GOSSIP
Baseball Candidates Are Out;
Track Preparations Being
Made; Plan for Big Meet.

Speciai Correspondence of Every Evening.
Newark. March 9.--Delaware College
basehall candidates had some more
batting practice yesterday afternoon
but were unable to practice on tho
diamond because of the work of get
ting the ground in shape for the season
NOT being finished. II is likely that
thcy will practice on the diamond this
afternoon.
The graduating class Of last yenr
made n gift Of tho money to build a
concrete dug-out for the players on
the field and this dug-out is now being
built r. Baynrd Carter, who played
first base for several seasons on the
varsity and now n Rhodes scholarship
man at oxford University. England,
was largely instrumental In getting
this gift, he being a member of that
class.
Track Coach LeCato took flvo Della
ware College runners to the Washing
ton, D. c. Collegiate indoor meet nj
Catholic University last Thursday night
who won every event IN which they
participated This is n feat Of which
both the coach and mon are justly
proud Booth. Harmer. Pittman. Four
acre and Iillcy we're the five runners
The latter four won the one mile relay
! Booth won the open half and also ono
| mile runs and IIarIner won the i40
| Johns Hopkins won the meet but liop
/ llins had l6>mcn entered in the various
events Other colleges participating
were. University Of Virginia. George
! town. Catholic University. Georg'
Washington and Washington and Lee
! Indications are TINT the annual inter
/ scholastic fold and track meet 10 b.
held on Frazer Field Saturday May 7
viii be larger this year than eger be
! fore Track Coach IeCato has entir'
charge Of this big event and inquiries
! for information should he directed &
him Preliminary announcements Civ
ing some details as TO the meet have
been sent out and numerous inquiric
from many schools have been received
Fred Hsrmer who won the title Q
hest ail-around athlete IN the colleg'
last year hy getting tho largest numbe
of points in tho weekly athletic events
is leading again this year Eight Of tn
25 events have hccn decided Harmer i
now IN tho lead with Betzmcr second
ana RcDp. third Tie events 10 dat
and the winners are AZ follows. BaRe
bali throw for accuracy. bland. punt
ing football for distance. Harper drol
kicking goals. Harmcr throwing foot
ball for distance Bctzmcr. basketball
foul shooting, Jacobs, basketball goa
shooting from any angle. 1oamy. wchl
Chrtstncld ard Shcckley, all tied r.
first shot l,ut, Retzmcr ard I0o-yar,
dash Harmer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
-BABE" PROVES VERSATILE.
Served Rockies as Coach and Played
First in Yesterdays Practice.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. March O. Versatile BABE
Ruth. the New York Americans stellar
baseball player. Grained 'tonsldoraal ale'
yesterday at the Yankees spring canT
in Shreveport, La. II was reported here
TO-DAY.
Daring the rookie practice IN the fore
noon lie qualified as a side line come
dian. then spent an hour coaching left
handed pitchers. II the afternoon he
played first base. pitched q while. work
ID in center field, then went 10 bat
getting one home run and two singles
He brought the day TO a close by re
lieving the bat boy OF HIS burden.
Davy Bancroft. the New York Ma
tionals' shortstop, who was reported I'll
entered the practice game yesterday al
the Giants camp in san Antonio and
displayed anything but physical defects
il was reported here today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
West End Third.
Scott 70 Captain Red sox.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Boston. March 9-Everett Scott
veteran shortstop Of the Boston Red
Sox. will succeed Harry Hooper as
captain of the team according TO dis
patches received here today from Hot
Springs, Ark, where the club is in
spring training. Additions to the hold
out list are Elmer Myers, who pitched
victories for the Sox last season, and
Catcher AL Walters, neither Of whom
has signed a contract but the appear
ance Of both at training quarters is
expected, the dispatches said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
BIG GAME TONIGHT.
lgley and Defiance Quintets
TO Stage interesting Contest
at Horny Clay.

There is much interest IN the basket
al game 20 be staged tonight on the
Ienry CLAY door. when the Defiance
Old Guard plays IIa gley Academy.
The Big rive fresh from their VIC
fory over Fsrr-pa are in excellent
-hape and fce confident of being able
rut forth the hest basketball Of their
arcers. hut 90 not look for a walk
. way n their clash with the hoys from
d. the creek.
Hagley has been running at a fast
rate all season and are among the
foremost cortcnders for the State title.
This viii be their first meeting with the
Tenth warders ard great things are ex-
p,cted ~ tAt.r followers
Lorraine academy and Hagley
Fourths VIII HOOK up n a preliminary
hattie starting AZ 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Skating Stars Invited TO Phila.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. March 9.--Inyitations
were sent today to seven professional
ice skating racers to participate I'm n
special set of sweepstake races to he
held at the Philadelphia leo Palace dur
Ing the week of March 2f-2e. Tho
seven arc Art Staff. winner of tho Lake
Placid professional meet last month .
Norval Baptic. Bobby Mclean. Ed
mund Lamy, Everett McGowan. Morris
Wood and Benny OSickcy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
LANDIs CALLS kACFF.
Giants Fielder TO he Questioned In 1919
World Series Games.

Ry Associated Press % Every Evening.
Chicago March 9--Berny Kauff. out
fielder of the New York Giants today
was on 10 way to Chicago in answer
to i summons Ia appear before Judge
X NJ lands. baseball arbiter. which
is believed 20 be in connection with the
affidavit of 'IIe!nie" Zimmerman. made
11b,ic recently.
Zimmerman. former third haserlan for
the Giants. implicated Fred Toney. Rube
Benton and kaufT in an alleged attempt
"a throw the game with the Cubs IN
1919.
This 50 called affidavit Is merely
Zin's written confession OF the testi-
ynony given by Toney and Kauff before
the Chicago jury when the worlds
series scandal was being investigated .
Manager NcGraw Of the Giants was
quoted as saying II dispatches receives
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
GAMES FOR POCKET
BILLIARD TITLE
Press 70 Every evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. March 9.-Champion J. II.
Shoemaker. Of New York tonight meets
Carl A. Vaughn. Of Chicago. in the
third series Of games for the National
amateur pocket billiard title. Vaughn
has won both his matches so far while
Shoemaker broke even.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
BOXING BOUTS POSTPONED.
Leonard and Kansas Match may be
Held March Sc.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, March 9.-Postponement
of tho match between Benny Leonard,
worlds lightweight boxing champion.
and Rocky Kansas. of Buffalo, scheduled
to bo held here March II was announced
today.
A heavy cold has prevented the cham
pion from preparing for the contest.
His manager declared. however. he
probably would bo able TO resume train
ing next week and In this event tho
bout may be held March %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
BIG BowLERs IN TOURNAMENT.
Twenty Eight Teams Of Buffalo Ex
perIs IN Contest There Tonight.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Buffalo, N. Y. March 9.-Twenty-
eight teams Of Buffalo bowlers will
occupy the alleys tonight at the Amer
lean Bowling Congress tournament in
two SQUADS of five man teams Local
and western New York bowlers make
10 the three squads Of doubles and
singles starting this afternoon.
The Northern Paper Mills team, OF
Green Bay, holds first place in the five
man event with 2,91l. Weygand and
Paulsou. Of Erie, are high in the
doubles with ESQ, and Fred Smith first
in the singles at 702 Smith also is
high man in the all events. his total
being 1889.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Lightweights in 1O-Round "Go.r

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Milwaukee, Wis March 9.-Richic
Mitchell. local lightweight boxer, viii
meet Rocky Kansas. Of Buffalo, tonight
in a return engagement Of ten rounds.
Kansas stopped the Milwaukee boy in
the first round three weeks ago at
Bufalo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Bowling Title Matches.

The bowling championship play win
be resumed at the Grady alleys tonight.
when Go2d viii oppose Mccall at 9.15,
and Mckee will play Harkins at 1905.
The first games Of the tourney were
played Monday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

Jr.,'s most famous stories N the BOuth-
ern fnountsinesrs.
Savoy Offer Pleases.
That Trumpet Island" now at
tho Savoy Theatre iB living uD
70 all the good things that have been
said for IL. fs evidenced by tho com
menta from the large crowds who have
attended the showings 70 far. n is a
story filled with many queer twists and
big spectnoyIIar thrills. Events move
rapidly. II comprises comedy. pnthos
and drama woven into gigantic tale
OF love and human intereat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Smith and Roberts Meet Tonight.

BY Associated Tress to Every Evening
New York, March 9.-"Gunboat"
Smith. veterans heavyweight. and Al
Roberts of New York will meet in T.
round bout here tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
WEST END WINS.
Brownson Five on Short End OF
Fast Game at Friends School
Last Night.

West End defeated Brownson last
night az Friends school in one OF the
fastest games ~ the season. 1919
Rrownaon outscorcd West End from
ucld hy one goal The teamwork or
both quirtcts VAS excellent The score:
woSt Eud
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
THE SCREEN.
VIII Rogers at the Rlalto.

do you. James Fenton-' "Aw Jes
Call Me jim" says Will Rogers in his
picture "Jes' Call Me Jim" the cur
rent attraction al the Rialto Theatre.
Irene Rich. Young Jimmy Rogers and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

r. q. Church, before tho knights nf
Columbus snd their friends in ne g..
~ &. Hhil. Tenth and Wosf sireafs iaHf
night AboUt 400 psrsoua attended fh.
lecture which was ora ~ q asrlsa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Comedy at the Garrick.

Hugh Herbert's comedy Mind Your
own business" which is one Of tho
features of the bill at the Garrick The
afre this week. is a. clever bit of fun,
along new lines. enacted by a clever
company. which is headed by Mr.. Her
bert. the author OF the piece. II Is a
series Of rapid fire dialogues. with diff
ferent members OF the company and
With Mr.. Herbert nearly always as the
central figure For spontaneous Wit.
not only IN expression. but also IN man
aer. Ny. Herbert is entitled 70 a place
bv himself lie IS ably assisted by
Samuel Ross and Anita Pam.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
7. NJ. III. A. TEAM WINS.

The Y. NJ. II. A. third team easily de-
fea ted the West End third boys. yester-
day afternoon. 1920. The score:
J. NJ. II. A. Third.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

Dr. Temple Lectures TO X. or e.
Tho Smith -Towner bin WIS The sub
icct of lecture given by Rsy. William
Temple. -. u. pastor Of st. Eliza beth's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Ethel Clayton at tho Queen.
BILLIE Burke Mt the Majestic.

Billie Burke win finish The Edu-
cation of Elizabeth at the Majestic
Theatre tonight. A new attraction file
the program for tomorrow. IL is Monte
Blues presentation Of tho principal role
I'm The Kentuckiaus" For tho bene-
ut of those who have forgotten or are
not aware Of the fact. let IL be aaid
that tho etory of the picture md it's
title are taken from one Of John Fox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

4 Huge. Gigantic Whizz-Baag in Two
Acts and - Scenes
Book and Lyrics By
HAROLD ATTERIDGE
Music bv JEAN SCHWARTZ
Additional Lyrics by Al BRYAN
Additional Music by LEW POLLACh
Scenes Staged BY SAN. MORRIS
Dance Numbers Staged by
JACK MASON
UNDER THE Personal
DIRECTION OF MIR. }. J. ShI BERT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
adam aud Eva" at the Pla house.

All newspaper reviews on the per
formance Of Adam and Eva" at The
Playhouse have laid stress on the worth
OF the attraction and OF it's harmonious
presentation at the hands Of very abte
cast Its success lies rather In the
working Of all players together with
ease and assurance than ina the out
standing Characterization Of any star
or stars. Noue but American audiences
can apprecite 20 the fullest extent the
entertainment of Adam and Eva The
Wit and humor ia typical Of this country
and Of tho people who make up IS
society and business life. Molly Nc
Tntyre makes n clever "Eva." with WI
liam Boyd giving dignity e the per
fornance ~ Adam" Berton Churchill
Is james King" tho father of Eva
and the source If her income as vol
az tho rest Of his extravagant family
aud "inaws" Adam ard Eva re-
mains at tho Playhouse the rest of this
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
"The Whiri of g.

Tomorrow morning the seat sale for
The Whirl % tho Town VIII commence
at the Playhouse. whore IL VIII be ue
attraction the first three days Of next
week. From the best If musical COIN
ely, vaudeville and other ranks. the
producers have chosen the players of
The Whirl ~ the Town Mile. Anna
Codce. who halls from the rores
Bcrgcrc Of Paris. IL tho featured player
Jimmy HuEsey. Mae West. George
Price Marguerite Farrol aud many
more are IN the company.
"The Marcus Show of 1920"
The St patricks Day attraction ut
The Playhouse is The Marcus Show Of
1920" a musical revue or great size and
entertainment. The performance IS
divided into twenty three scenes and
boasts twenty some musical numbers.
Seats VIII not so on sale until Mon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

Raymond Hntton adorn the nupporuns
company. William Husselfs p'otnrs'
The Iron Rider" commences It's three~
day engagement tomorrow. III IN
story of the West mahe Interesting ny
the thrilling adventures OF menbef
OF n hrnd organized 10 rid western
town of it's lawlessness.
Ethel Clayton Mt tho Queen
Tho three days allotted 10 Ethel Gay
toms picture, Tho Price Of Possesmon.
arc consumed after tho showings OF inc
production this evening at the queen
Theatre. A picture that has won tho
title of "the necond Miracle Man IL
The atealera william ChrtsHe
Cabanne's wonderful production which
will begin its three day engagement nt
li.. D1,oo., u-l1nn fre t1fttk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Brownson.

Referee Maxwell Time Of halves
= minutes
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noted vocal quartet assembled again
after several seasons separation
Constance TaImeoge's striking fllm,
Lessons In Love: Duffy ard Keller,
comedy skit with songs; Little. Jim;
bear with the humnn brain" and
other acts. New oil OF merit on
Thursday.
BROADWAY - dancers Supreme"
spectacular act Meigban, In Con
quest OF Canaan" Harrington movie !;
The New Janitor," comedy skit;
mnIo. Milo Iro. musical novelty. New bill
hETRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Mae Desmond and Her Players. pre-
sented by Frank Fielder. in way
Down East" This is not a movie
put the opening attraction of a wen.
known local stock company playing
the William A. Brady production OF
Desmond has the role Of Anna Moore,
played IN the Grifith film by Lillian
Gish. and Mr.. Fielder has the role
OF. the sturdy David, played by Rich.
ard Barthelmess
ORPHEUH Scandal" one of the
breeziest comedies of last season at
the downtown higher-priced houses.
OF the new resident organization.
Ruth Robinson and Dwight Meade are
the leads and Arthur Richie is the
stage manager engaged by the vet.
eran theatrical manager. ]. Fred
zimmerman. A handsome scenic set.
ting is promised.
Burlesdue
TROCADERO - broadway Scandals "
a new combination which is said 10
excel In comedians and pretty choris-
ters. Clyde Bates OSum Bunny. III.
tramp eccentrique. is featured Vim
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THE MATINEE GIRL
mo Longer with U.s." Says John
Charles Thomas, Who Should Know

mo Longer with U.s." Says John
Charles Thomas, Who Should Know
What has become of the old time
matinee girl--thc iapper, the caramel. .
eating boarding school girl who giggled
and cried and tossed her corsage OF
orchids at the leading man and went
home and wrote him an ardent note on
scented paper?
She has ceased to exist, according to
John Charles Thomas, the popular BARI .
tone of "Maytime" and of Apple
Blossoms" who will return to the For
rest Monday in The Love Letter. an
operetta based upon Molnnr's The
Wolf" with a score by Victor Jacobi
and libretto by William lie Baron,
and produced by Charles Dillingham;.
Since Mr.. Thomas has been termed
the prince Charming of light opera
his testimony should carry considerable
weight. Mr.. Thomas says that during
the last two years when he was playing
in Apple Blossoms" first in New
New York and then on tour, he did not
receive single 'mash" note. There
was a pile of mail on his dressing table
every day when he came to the theatre.
but his letters did not come from senti
mental schoolgirls, but from grown men
and women.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

ma, in new songs; Robert Enmet
Keene, musical comedy player, and
Claire Whitney. screen star, In satire,
fort, American tenor; Mandeis, nov.
city athletics; Reed and Austin,
travesty Jed Dooley, cameo comique !;
Baraban and Grohs. Indian dances !;
Hitler and Chapman. eccentric dane
ing; Herberts trained dogs.
CROSS KEYs--Theda Bara, in person,
all week, supplementing a picture
showing the daily life Of screen,
star; Zigler Sisters, syncopated
dances; Neapoiitan Trio, italian ser.
enaders Denny and Deyo, comedy
half Of week. New bill, including
Miss Bara, Thursday.
ALHAMBRA-Dorot Dalton. in her
new film, Behind Masks" Cord IN
and Gates, Bits Of Versatile Nom
sense: Lightning Six, comedians |;
Dayton and Grant, skit. New bill
Thursday.
GLoBE-"A Creole Cocktail with y
capable company Of singers and
dancers: Texas Comedy -Four; Hat.
tic Althoff, known as the fomale Al
Jolson": Ronair and Ward. comedy
sketch Martinetti and Payne, knock
about artists Fremont-Benton Play.
ers,' comedy playlet: Dorsen and
Webster, versatile entertainers and
other acts.
ALLEGHENY-Al Whites Entertain
crs, clever local juvcnilc5; Lew
Cooper blackface scream Marimba
Band Fields and Fink, skit Prev. 1t
and Goulett, melanye Of mirth ard
melody: Gloria swanson. IN Elinor
qlyns movie, THE Great Moment
KEYSTONE-Henry Toonier, in playIet,
THE wife Saver" Ben smith, The
rotund travelling salesnnn" the
Rogerses, versatile entertainers. first
instalimcnt of the new Pathe Serial.
Hurricane Hatch, and other acis.
GRAND - w. C. Fields "Flivverton'
trayesty, which made big hit IN the
last "Follies"; La Bergcre and Her
Poelng Dogs: the FORESTS. mu-
sicians OF talent; Mignonette Kokin,
dancing novelty Harold Lloyd com
edy, Il Do; Pathe News Aesop S
Fables. etc.
WALTON ROoF-James ind Marcer
Templeton. musical comedy enter;
tainers Fay Mario, the sensational
dancer Tomson Twins and Evelyr
Law. in artistic valdnvills stuff
WILLIAM PENN Big City -Four
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Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week
New Attractions

New Attractions
Love Letter" a mu-
. sical comedy based on n libretto by
Franz Molnar, by William lie Baron,
poser of The Half Moon" John
Charles Thomas, the leading baritone
of the musical comedy stage, Is the
star and is supported by such we'll
MsN. known folk as Carolyn Thomas, VIII
Lawrence and the Irving Sisters.
Edward Royce has directed for
Charles Dillingham;, who has given
the piece a sumptuous production.
LYRTC-"Cornered," a comedy by bod.
son Mitchell. brings Madge Kennedy
back to the speaking stage after
to be as piquant and charming and
as good to look at as OF yore In the
dual role which the playwright
has given her. The original cast
comes intact. inclusive of Leslie Aus
ten, Amelia Gardner, Morgan Conan
and Natalie Manning The story Is
one OF interesting comedy comp'i-
cations
SHUBERT - Irene" returns to court
more OF the emphatic approval 1t
won here last season Most Of the
principals are newcomers. headed by
Patti Harold. James Montgomery's
story has TO do with the experience
OF some shop girls transplanrci TO
the exclusive life of Long Island
villa. The score of real tunefulness
is by Harry Tierney.
WALNUT - "Opens Saturday evening,
September 10D. Love Dreams" a
new musical comedy by Anna Nichols.
with lyrics by the producer. oliver
Morosco and music by new conf
poser, Werner Jansen. The story
deals with the amusing efforts Of
Two sisters to win fame and fortune.
Elsie Alder, Marion Green, MaUde
Eburne, Tow Powers and Paul Burns
are in the cast
Vaudeville
open the new season
with special bill in honor of the
thirty.elghth anniversary of the inau-
guration OF vaudeville by B. r. Keith.
Yvette Rugel, diminutive prima don.
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| an ""'hul opening is deferred
|,Iorosaoo saturday night, when Oliver
be clasSisM"in' Mi'' launch a new piece, which
that tts wbat !, as a melody drama, mean
many m~s;n " may Mr., MoroSco has sent
among IhS,rai thsn, Successes to PHILADELPHIA,
Long iueth e,t tharlotte Grecnwood's $50
LEFTY. Ivy and "Linger Longer
- Al presenting Love Dreams"
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however. Mr.. Morosco "a making a rad,
cal departure from the usual type Of
musical play, which accounts for his use
the term melody drama" instead
OF the time worn musical comedy"
Love Dreams is essentially a
drama with music-a story OF love, de-
ception, sacrifice and happiness. inter
woven with a delightful score Of four
teen musical numbers that serve to add
10 tne delineation OF the story rather
tnan 10 nh,t its progress as is the case
IN lne conventionai musical snow. The
s.ory Oh love, love Dreams was written
oy anna N,cnois; VINO mas several sue
eesses 20 ner creui, whlie Mr. Morosco
nimseit is responsible Tor the lyrics. The
score intro1uces 10 tne puphc new
uopo net 'anssem n young
hn han ~ a sa'h ~, pro.se . .nai VT. Morosco
eer as pauS h, s , umuer eII,usive m contract
has 70 do with thn :omat;, tt seorS OF Plot
.s nas .o uo WIN .ne soihetimes amusing,
for fame and fortune. 1t incidentally
reveals In an amusing manner many Of
the sensational publicity tricks that
have had so much to do with the crea-
tion OF well-known prima donnas on the
stage To-Day.
RbAbLf the honor of opening the
~ season goes to Mae Desmond and
Her Players, who tonight will revive
Way Down East" Under direction
of Frank Fielder, who will continue [,
play many Of the leads. this organizn.
tion has moved into town and taken up
quarters at the Metropolitan Opera
This, of course, is not moving pic.
tpre. but the original stage version Of
the well known rural comedy drama OF
woman trust, mans perfidy. loves
faith, bucolic humor. sweet sentiment,
countryside conventionality and tile
well known triumph OF virtue over evil.
Inc pig stage OF the Metropolitan ough-
TO ofer splendid area for setting the
elaborate barnyard and other spcctacu-
lar scenes. Miss Desmond will have a
number of the old favorites with her
including Mr.. Mulrey, Mr.. Webb and
Miss Sanford.
yT,HE civ is m b,ve +vo stook ,o,,.
i panies this season For sore ve,rs
il was without aSv tben for q connio
of wears the Desmond FioIdor con,b;nn
tion nloved in Cormontoyrn Wi,h
their remova, N tbe Wstronoi;,on iIh
Fred Zimmer,non md his son. arn a..
tablisbing n nov rosidnn, ornoni.a,;o,,
at tbe Germantown house Trnniion.
adranco renor,s o.. nUuse .t Aceipn' ,
,rho III" u.;ii lh;on ~ ;uJ anu D"ight MeaGe,
public Monday IN tho snonnr cnr,od. Il.
.Scondal. :" seen last SEASON ~ onn nt
the higher nriced bnrses In,rn+om,n u
""'o""'
NHADGE KTNNEDy will ro. +, .ho
M - ,,-,. =, NV oe ."'
-, pn'E nght OF moviedom to shine
par pa .he ,ocal stage next week. Iheda