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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Read This First and Then
You Can FollotU the Story

MELLA MORELAND. most
~ famous Of moric stars, hears that
an unkro,on girl, Annette Wilkins:
has fallen IN Iorc rih Roland
WcVcs, an idol Of the screen.
Reports saw that Wcllcs is going
to put Miss wilkins into the movies
and stand sponsor for her career.
Miss Norcldnd. TO Sdrc Annette
the suffering that she herself has
gone through because Of her lore of
We'les, decides TO put her wholc er-
periencc dotcn on paper so that
Annette eau sec ,chdt Kind of man
Wcllcs really is.
From day to day. as time permits.
she sits domn aud lays bare her rerp
soul for the benefit Of the unknonn
girl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
, WALLY REID GIVES
MOTHER HER FIRST
TIEW OF STUDIO

TNl1ERE p1ls delay the Other do, 4
l. the Lasky Long Island s,ua,."
where Peter lbbctson" is being sIm,a
1t was time for the first of the dr..'
scenes of the Du Mauricr story 49,,
Wallace Reid, who plays the titlc ro,.
had not afsIycd. 4 call to his drcssin.
rooms brought no reply. ~
George Fitzmauricc, the dircclor -,
his company waited. anu
~ don't understand it," dco,,..,
Fitzmaurice. 'WallS has never 'Iseu h.eu
later before. oeeh
Almost as he spoke car drcw a., a.
the studio door and the star alicht,%9
accompanied by distinguished loou,su,
woman with gray hair. "'s
my mother" wally ,r;,u
proudly, and introduced her to nroa,v
cally every one in the studio. bcsinni.,
with Hughic Grey, veteran doorkccnsrs
The lbbetson set was abandoned Will.
Reid escorted his mother through ths
studio. 'ne
The mother of the star who has n.,
haps the largest following Of any arti,,
of the screen, was seeing the inside oi y
motion picture studio for the first tim.
"DE1l1lAPS u docs seem strange -,
l. said Mrs. Bertha Wcstbrook Rsa
with the same contagious smile that an.
dcars her boy to millions of picture an.
thusiasts., mo: really, never b,ro
been behind the scenes in what Wollo,.
calls the picture shop.
You Sec.' she continued. "J liyo =,
Highlands. \. j.. and Wallace works IN
Hollywood. Calf. A whole continent
lies between us. When he came East
he insisted that l go with him to the
studio.
'Oncc when Wallace was n babr-r
remember he had Just begun 10 walk.
We went behind the scenes in Nsv
York theatre. When Wallace hes,n
working in pictures no one took Ma
screen seriously and there wasn't room
for visitors in the little house in lower
New York where the company was
working.
II remember the day he said he had
saved enough money for the trip to Cal.
ifornia-a few hundred dollars. sun.
posed hc would he coming back in few
weeks and looking for job. like most
boys. And sometimes I rather wish no
had. soc so little of him now"
She sighed. as the boy who towers
more than IL foot above her left her side
to get into makeup. i,ut first he seized
her in bear hug and kissed her, for
Wally Reid idolizcS his mother.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Films Furnish Fashions

Pauline Frederick say, is harder
for film star to keep wei dressed than
il Is for stage star.
The film actress mn t keep not only
abreast Of the fashions, but ahead of
them says Miss Ere nrick. ''bccause
the pictures 20 all over the worl,l and
may be shown full year afte. the pr,-
duction has been madef
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Another Dancer in FlIms

Musical comedy d"voisr srs will recall
Kathleen Clifford as ono of the mort
artistic dancers of n f'w years ago.
Now Miss Clifford has rctIrncl-prob,
ably pcrmanently--'o motion pi,tirts.
She is appearing with J. l.. Mctiowan
in cold Steel" and runner has 1t that
she has signed long-tcrm contract to
appear in other features.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Movie Material for Script

A screen story may De- cNpcrird soon
from the pen of Samuel llOiIkins
Adalns. the magazine writer. 10 oh
tain atmosphere for this, which Is n
tale " film folk. the author went on
loeatiop with Charles j. Erabin. one
Of the Willlam Fox dircctors, aud spent
q day ut4hrcg's Neck. New York city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

Charles Francis C"Chuck") Reisner.
who is directing Jimmie Adams in Mer-
maid Comedies, helped put ''pcp' into
the late war just as he is now doing in
pictures. He was the author of Good
by broadway. Hello France" one of
the most popular of the fighting songs
both in this country and at tho front.
He has written number of other lyrics
that have won much popularity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

Hayward Mack. Laura La Plant ano
Jack Brammall. all wcll-known screen
players. have bC"n engaged to support
Edna Murphy and Johnnie Walker in
their second starring picture. which
has been started Mt Hollywood under
the working title "rhc Comeback"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
WILL SOON START
YORK SCREENING
GAINES "CHRISTI4N"
BY CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood. Calf, juno Z.


"A .,
una suffrage WorN''' - III Wv
IoldwEu studios az culver CITY, Whor"
she has been for the last two months.
preparing. one OF hrr own amusing
stories for tho screen. Now. she's at
work on another Tor Tom Moore: II
* called temporarily The Man VITA
Two Mothers
She had very amusing article IN
the book of original manuscript ralt"d
on nj the Actors Fund festival. n"
title was "pc Miles of I'll" Gods,
Clever
Charles Kenyon. tn" author of
klndllng and other stage successes,
the continuity for Mary Roberts Rinc-
mart : l'nng'r%uS i'aIS, /" say n"Lm' L,'
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
DOROTHY FARNUM
DESCRIBES STORIES
PRODUCERS WANT
Wanted by Norma Talmadge

Good. strong. emotional society
dramas. also Occasional stories in lighter
vein, vcrging on comedies. but with
opportunities for versatility and real
acting
Is not n type actress. therefore.
not confined to any one class of story.
Docs not want suggestive or salncious
stories or stories Of Illicit passion.
Wanted by Constance Talmadge
Clever comedies of modern social life.
c'oan, wholesome American girl heroine.
Situations that are humorous and not
hackneyed.
Constance Talmadgc wants comedies
Of manners that are funny because they
delight ones sense Of what Is ridicu-
lhusiy human in the way Of little every
day commonplace foibles and frailticS..-
subtle comedies, not comedies ot the
slapstick variety.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Old Films Made New

''Up tho Road with Sa,llc." plsy
in which Constance 'Ta almad,c won carly
fame rs IL Scznick star, is f. be revived
with new prints r. everything.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
What Your Fauorite Film, Stars Are Doing

several public appearances while East,
and he will attend the Dempsey Car
pcnticr fight in Jersey City on July ,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
What GOldw,n Wants
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation,
lin Fifth nyennc. Now York.

GoIdwyn Pictures Corporat'on'
400 Fifth avenue, New York.
May ~. 1o2l.
NY dear Miss Fnrnum-ht the pres
ont time this company is producing only
stories OF strong dramatic value WIN
some fresh attitude in the treatment ana
some significance on the theme. We arc
interested in stories which depend upon
tho clash of character.
For MIR. Moore the company Is seek
ing stories of the type Of Hold Your
Horses" which the development de-
rcnds upon the growth Of the hero :
character and in which the structure
is closely knit and not merely episode.
Mr.. Moore plays character parts rather
than types.
Faithfully yours.
RALPH BLOCK,
Editor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

Constance Talmadge will soon begin
work on another comedy. John Emer-
son and Anita Loos have completed the
synopsis and call it Good for Moth
ing" The story deals with a small
town girl who runs away to New York,
and instead of experiencing the pro-
verbal bitter struggle. has the time Of
her life. Scouts are now touring New
York State in an effort to find town
which approximatcs the Main Street.
Of current fiction.
Tom Mix has left Los Angeles for
New York and is to spend about ten
days in Manhattan. where his friends
are preparing a big welcome. This is
Mix's first trip East since he became a
famous parsonage on the screen. The
Fox Office plans to have its star make
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22


TNIIDSE Of 'ou Nh" wan - 500 'hr
L fifteen hcaut;c. NM, hc ,hic tn -ct
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the bn> AT our office. SiAth and Guest
nut streets, promptly At l"l5 y. NJ
Saturday.
w. ,.I M ,,, W,Iu,, .,rco, -,
:, WV
hr"ad' up l." ~" lArN"hN' through 'h'
Park and on III" usual road TO Valley
Forrc turnlnr off at KING Of Prussia
..I. Dan, l,o,,n.,I,. ,o,,,
IT, ,u' ''' N'''i'"N '""'''
IN" afternoon VIII no spout IN 'hr
Hcizwood studioN7and on tho lot. and the
,c,,,rr ,iII Lr ,,pd,, -, ,,,,o 20 roo,.L Il ..
n,n
'i'N oN " -" or 9
TODAl me Judges III olr r"utn,r na""
/ sent u, thrce moro uomc. u,ttb ,ro
rugrsnbs to a,,d ,o tho thrnc unLIi,h,d
Yesterday A. member, Of the iurtunarr
.u'nrc and 81 an nr,iI nnI i,rI,I.,,, ~.
urday, which viii compl"rr ,Hr r1m.
bCr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Martha y. GuiIiir

Mrs. Gufkic--ror she is marg4ed--was
horn In Shenandoah PA, aud attended
the public schools there. She was mar
ried abdqt live years al and moved to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOPLASS
PIIOTOrJAYS


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
AMARILLO'S SCHOOL
TEAMS ARE To PLAY
BASKET BALL TO-DAY
GIRIS EN1AGL TRAM 90 CIAl ~
SCiiOOl wiiliL HOis MN
WIN Az NM.

The rlilH basket ball team 81 the
Amarillo ilirh H,hod viii play the
sUls - rlIlil lllgh school M rlruhr
saturday Afternoon The Amarillo team
viii leave Amarillo NJ gao o'cio,k IN
eats m, team viii be- composed ~
MnN ilun aud Durcllc Morgan, fm.
wards. GLADYS Dwight. center GcJ
trudr lerWir and Kathleen Wilmington.
guards and lngn l,osr ana Mnudir Mae
smith. substitutes
tn, hukH basket hall team viii play
u team from M" alumni Saturday after
noon NJ $50. the proceeds II this game
viii be- used ~ buy the team sweaters.
The high school team viii De composed
1T Billir Jarvis nnd Barney BRADY, for
wards. Grady word. center: Al,n Oar
ner aud J. " Mundny, guards and
llirscho Tadluck Arthur Tccl. Gilbert
Campbell ana Hen Meade substitutes.
Tho Alumni team viii be- composed ~
Roy Stay Howard Fallcr, Lawson Hay
den Ripley McAlmne Howard Lynch.
Ernest Webster and Gilbert Rulings.
The boys are very anxious that a
hrg" attendance be- out for this game
M that enough money viii be- secured
with which to buy the members ~ the
team sweaters Admission prices viii
be- 2jc and 35c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
STiTE FALLS DOWN
N PROSECUTION Of
WHITE sOX PLAYERS
STATE VIA START All. OVER
REstnMirriN0 Charles TO
GRAND Jury.

~ Associated ffsss.
CHICAGO. March -lmmsdlaio
PERSECUTION u Chicago White sox has.
bail players and o,hcrs IN connection
With the 1913 wOfld soricH scandal cal
laps"d ioaay when the state. charging
corruption ui ~ chi,f witnesses drop.
ped the Eases against seven of the
players. and Judge william Duycr tOok
the others OF the court call.
Tonight, however. the state started
preparing new ease With announce
meht that the matter would be- placed
In the hands ~ grand Jury again
tomorrow and relndlctment II the play.
sfs. Who's eases were dropped sought
Robert y. Grove. states attorney,
took charge ~ the case t0lay and an.
nouneed that he would handle IL from
now on. lie ordered the cases dismiss.
ed after his plea for sta months ~
which to gather new evidence had been
denied by Judge Dcyer. and May set
~ date f0r trial.
Tonight. In "a formal statement.
Grove placed the blame for the col.
lapse of the eases on his predecessors
In office. charging they had handled
II improperly and on an alleged con.
Apiiacy which h. said had defeated
justice and corrupted Joe Jackson. Eddie
ClcOtie and Claude Williams. the men
who confessed 90 the grand jury. and
announced that he planned to 20 before
= the grand jury personally tomorrow
and seek new indictments. lie pledged
himself TO use every means 90 bring the
guilty persons In this case TO justice
declaring that many guilty persons
had not been indicted and that import
ant witnesses were exempted from an.
swering questions which would have
brought the real conspirators TO Jus.
tice.
Mr.. Groves action today released
Joe jackson, Eddie Cicotte. Claude
Williams. Buck Weaver. Oscar Felsch.
Swede Risberg and Fred McMullin
from custody Of the law. their cases
being dismissed. The case against
Chick Gandill. Hal Chase. Joseph J.
Sullivan. Rachel Brown. Abe Attell and
William Burns. the latter five charg.
ed with engineering the alleged world
series deal were taken off the call. but
may he brought up again. The cases
were those Of the men who had sur.
rendered and given bail. There was
little prospect ~ the men returning TO
baseball. however. all being both un.
conditionally released and ON the incli.
gible list.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
Houston Gets 3 Players.

ORANGE. Texas. March i7.-Inficld.
crs Jim Bottomlcy. Homer Excel and
Irwin wcimcr tonlgh, were turned over
tn the Houston Texas League club by
the NJ. Louis Nationals, II was announc.
cd nj the Cardinal training camp here.
The three men left for Houston Ia
night In company with other members
NJ the Houston club who today finished
n thrcc.dny series with the Cards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
WHITE PARKS WELL
CLAIMS ATTENTION

white.Parks people have been buis'
ily engaged during the past several
days clearing out the well, showing a
total depth now OF a,2ii feet, In pro-
paratlons for shooting.
Thomas white. production superin'
tcndent Of the white oil Corporation
win arrive In Amarillo nj noon Satur'
day, to look over the well. Reports
indicate that something may be ex-
pected In connection with the work
In prospect. at the white.iarks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
COULD NOT SWIM A LICK;
RESCUED BY AGED WOMAN

ny Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBuRG. Fla. March IL
Mrs. James Rogers. 10. Jumped into the
deep water at Johns Pass. near here.
yesterday and rescued Mrs. James W.
Wilkinson from drowning. Mrs. VII.
kiusun. who cannot swim was gather
INK shells when she fell into the swift
waters of the chcnncl which skirts tho
beach at that point. Mrs. Rogers was
apparently none the worse because ~
the effort.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
1ENAS BOY RETAINS CLAIM
To MIDDIE.WElGlIT CLASS

CISCO. Texas March i7.-Pct Brown
Of Taylor. Texas. retained his claim
60 the middlewcight wrestling cham.
pionship by throwing George Stevens
OF Chicago In two straight falls here
tonight, The first match lasted two
hours and nine minutes and the sec.
ond twelve minutes. The event was
staged under the auspices Of the Am.
erican Legion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
NEGR0'S BODY IN RIVER
NEAR C0vlhGT0E, GA,

~ NHHnVIhItu TTtaHs
CONVICTION. Ga. March 1.-THE
body ~ another negro chained 10 a
sack II rocks was found In yellow river
today near where two negroes chained
together and weighted down by rocks
were drowned last sunday The body
discovered today had sack IL rocks
weighing about one hundred pounds
fastened to Il 10y chain around the
neck and was found partly floating,
the feet out Of the water bu, the head
and body held down.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
EXHIBITION GAMES

CINCINNATI CNationalsl 10 IL 3
TT. WORTH CTexas Leaguc) g 8
Brcnton. Cumbe and wingo. Har.
grave; Appleton. Johns and Moore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
Baldwin Pianos

state Normal san Marcos The Governors Mansion.
Austin. Daniel Baker College, Brownwood, Thorn
Springs Christian College. simmons College. Abilene.
Austin College. Sherman, Dallas High school and
others.
The grand prize. ST Louis and Paris are higher
honors than taken In the piano industry IN
the world and are official evidence Of the superiority
Of the BALDWIN.
wish to add that there Ii no more truth In their
piano Propaganda than there In In their whole nd.
There rs question ~ this. Now Mr.. Man Either
come In ~ stay out II the Piano game. you may
stand up II you want to--you can't rock the boat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18

An answer To- tho ad THINKING OF BUYING
NiCTEuI.A"' an the Ncws 3i7.u. They speak of
almost ulsol't" piano one that has not made any
improvements fur go Ncl's The man that wrote the
ad either has 20 grind or It was plain unadultcr'
Ht,d ignorance. and be- knows absolutely nothing
about piano. could not tell you how many black
KEYS on u piano without first counting them and he
should apply for a iHb the road gang The
BALDWIN h. the highest grade piano In the world
to-day 81 this there b. mo- doubt There more REAL
artists using the BALDWIN the concert stage
than any other piano. Among them are DE pachmann
Sembroh Pugnu Aida and others. Among Texas
users of the BALDWIN II Kid Key Conservative. II
Baldwns San Marcos Baptist Academy. Baldwns:
Dallas Scottish Kite Cathedral Baldwlns. and the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
Lewis Defeats Kinney.

FORT WORTH. Mnrch lT.-Ed
stranger" Lewis. heavy weight wrcst-
ling champion tonight defeated Dan
Konncy 1T Montreal In two straight
falls IN n wrestling match here. Lewis
won the first fall In ~ minutes with n
deadlock aud the second In II minutes
with n hnmmcrlOck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
Round Ten.

Wilson swung left to the body ans
o'Dowd crossed his rIght 10 the Jaw. n
lively mixup followed, both men play
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
GREAT B.SEBALL STAR STOPS
WITH SISTER IN SHREVEPORT

SHREVEPORT. March i7.--Frank
Home Rum Baker arrived here late
this afternoon. from Baltimore with his
ulster. Mrs. Slaughter who In caring
for his two small daughters. Ottilie and
Janice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-18
O'DOWD UNABLE TOHOLD WILSON
AT BAY IN FIFTEEN ROUND BOUT

ing for the body Wilson hooked his
RICH, to the head and O'nowd sent
straight right over the heart. After
some close work O1Duwd crossed his
right Ia the jaw. sent his lcft to the
body and brought his right to the head
again. O'Dowd sent another right to
the head before they went To- their
corners.
Round Eleven.
They exchanged body blows. O'Duwd
hooked his right a. the ear
Wilson'S long rIght jabs seemed Ia
bothr O'Dowd but he. however. got In a
couple of half arm rights 10 the body
Round Twelve.
Wilson landed two heavy lcfts to the
body and O'Dowd complained TINT one
Of them landed low. The referee did not
heed him, and then O'Dowd rushed and
had the better Of a fast mix.up In which
there was lot II body punishment.
Round Thirteen.
Both played Tor the body and landed
Wilson swung his left 20 the stomach
and Jabbcd his right To the face. while
o'Dowd worked In with left ana right
10 the body. Wilson danced away but
ODowd landed lef, and right ON the
head and then both missed swings
Their heads came together and blood
flowed from O'Dowd's left temple as he
went to his corner.
Round Fourteen.
The fought toe To toe ODowd hooking
his right To the head and Wilson sending
lcfts to the body. O'Dowd swung a
hard left to the head and his face was
covered with blood from the cut over
tho temple. O'Dowd staggered Wilson
with a right cross To the jaw but VII
soncamc back with left and right to the
body. and then O'Duwd forced him Ia
the ropes with left and right Ia the
head aud swung his right To- the ear
o'Dowd was forcing his man at III,
bell.
Round Fifteen.
| They shook and Immediately cX
changed lcfts and rights on the body
They went into u rapid miN.up In q
neutral corner and then Wilson swune
/ his left To- the body and O'Dowd again
complained II was low They cX
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
SURPRISE FEATURE
TO ATTRACT MANY

Much curiosity has been express
ed among the members of the Y. NJ.
and Y. w. Fl. AS and other or
g~anizaticns interested in the Y. NJ.
II. A., concerning the surprise to
be sprung at midnight New Years
V during the Y. w. III. A. New
Years eve frolic. 1t is expected
that the surprise will be an an
nouncemet concerning the new Y.
NJ. IL. A. building. which is to be
started in the not far distant future.
Tickets for the dance are in great
demand.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors will be held tonight and a
meeting of the senior organization
tomorrow night. The nominating
committee of the senior organiza-
ton will also meet tomorrow night.
Several changes have been made
in the gymnasium classes so that
the gym nights for the boys are
Monday and "Wednesday nights and
for the girls Tuesday nights. The
grammar school day has been
changed from Friday to Thursdays.
The Courier" the official paper
of the Y. NJ. H. A. will be ready
On or about January Is and an inn
portant meeting of the Courier
committee will be held on Wednes-
day night. The Round the " :"
Council will also meet on Wednes-
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
MUSICAL AND PLANS
ARE NOW COMPLETED

Plans were completed for the m
tire program of the musical and play
to be presented N the high school
auditorium under the auspices of the
Solomon Sch echter Society, on De-
cember 27, at a recent meeting of
the committee in charge. The enter
tainment is to be divided into two
parts, the first to BE- entirely devoted
to FOCAL and instrumental numbers
and the second to the play. The
program will be opened as a fitting
ceremony 70 the Jewish festivity of
Chanukah by Cantor Levine and his
choir, the number consisting of the
Prayers for Chanukah and Mo-Os-
Tsur.
Among those who will take part
in the musical program is Mrs. Da-
vid WilentZ, who has IN several
occasions charmed local audiences
with her rich soprano voice. Miss
Gladys Brewer will play several pia-
no selections from the classic COM
posers and the Collegiate trio of
Dave Mandel. Norris Margaretten
and Jack Levine. have several sur
prises in store with their clever songs
and college melodies. Miss Rose
Brody, who is directing the play
Brothers is much pleased with the
progress of the cas R~ehearsals are
being held three times each week.
The east includes. Miss Henrietta
Fine. Mics gladys Brewer. Miss Ruth
Jacobson. Leo Weinstein. Philip
Schlesinger ana Maurice Bruck.
Tickets are being sold rapidly and
these may be procured from men,
bers OF the society.