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Tea on the Stage.

FLORENCE EVELYN MARTIN. lead
ing woman with the Garrick Play
ers, will be hostess at tea given on
the stage Of the Garrick Theater after
the matinee performance Wednesday
afternoon. She will be assisted by the
other Garrick players. Light refresh
lnents will be served and good time Is
promised ALL
This is intended to afford the Shubert-
1;arrick patrons an opportunity Of meet
ing the Garrick favorites in person.
Special decorations will be placed on the
stage and every member of the audi
ence will be welcome to pay q visit be-
bind the footlights and meet the vari-
Gus members Of the cast
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as they do to me from the years Of
long, long ago. very kindly.
MRS. JAMES K JONES.
~
A UNIT PRISCILLA is invited to get
up and make q bow. In addition
to the first verses to arrive, and which
were published last week. the soldier
song has been kindly s1pt in. first. by
a Mysterious Unknown" who bears
on his coat Of mail the postmark Of
Bladensburg, Md. 80. 80
AUNT Mary AIMS" copy is accom-.
panied by "a vision of q dear Cousin
Sue, singing to a small girl, over
fifty years ago''-and- .-.'
TO John NJ. Watkins, 1t recalls an
"'antediluvian day" when he used to
sing the role of the military vamp
with little girr' he married twenty
years later. and who has .'been. sing
ing heavenly realms half century
Of years."
Answers were also sent In, BY. g. g.
G.: Mre. B. Allen sud FIN. : -: -.
MAMIE LANCASTER
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EMPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT.

Benge, E. j. Standard Practice in
Personnel Work. T1B-B434s.
Carpenter. c. L. Increasing Produc-
ton. Decreasing Costs. TIB-C226i.
Chellew. Henry. Human and Indus
trial Efficiency. TIB-C415h.
Kelly, r. w. Training Industrial
Workers. TIB-K29St.
The Management and the Worker.
TIB-M316.
Morris. j. V. Employe Training.
TIB-MS34e.
oShea, P F. Employees Magazines
for Factories, Offices and Business
Organizations. TIB-Os43e.
Ritter. w. NJ. The Lumber Business.
TIB-R51S !.
The Way to Greater Production. TIB-
WIGS.
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German capitalists are said to be
starting a campaign to buy Parisian
theaters for the exploitation of pic
lures of German manufacture. One
of the finest theaters in Brussels is
said to be considering the admission
of German pictures because of the
scarcity of superpictures.
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Coming
Attractions
B.F KEITH'S-Frank Van Hoven

Next week at b. F. Keith's Theater
the program will include Frank van
Hoven. six years the sensation OF tns
Ethelyn Clark, in waiting for Re-
hearsal"; Ned Norworth and COM
pany. and others Of equal note.
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SOUTHEAST GARDENS.

Open each evening. 7:15 o'clock.
Spee,ai 81 I. CONCERT: Today. Jean Paige.
Lake; in The Greater Claim" and
Sunshine comedy. The slmp": Tues
day. Viola Dana. in '.Blackmail";
"Wednesday, William Farnum. in
Drag Harlan; Thursday, Eva No
yak. in wolves Of the North; Fri
day; Catherine Calvert. in Dead Men
Tell No Tales" and Saturday, Bert
Lytell. In "The Misleading Lady" and
Buster Keaton. in The scarecrow."
YORK.
Today. Harold Lloyd. in "Now or
Never" and VIM Rogers. in Boys
WIN Be Boys: Monday, Lionel Barry
more. in "Jim. the Penman," and
comedy Rocking the Boat"; Tues
day, The Heart Of Maryland'; Wed.
nesday. Milton sills. in "The Little
Fool" and comedy. THE Marked
Woman: Thursday, without Limit":
Friday. sennett's "A Small Town IDOL
and Screen Snapshots: Saturday, Mae
Marsh. in 'Nobody's Kid" and COM
edy. You're Next" with Bray-Goid-
wyn's mo Regular Bird"
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Photoplays This Week
Continued from First Page.)
EMPIRE,

Today and tomorrow, the big Sun
shine comedy. "Skirts': Tuesday,
"Madonnas and Men,; Wednesday,
Jack Hoxey. In Dead or Alive;
Thursday; e! Believe; Friday. Edith
ROBERTS. In The Fire Cat" and two
reel L Ko Comedy, and SATURDAY..
Mary Pickford. in Through the Back
Door"
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SAVOY.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas Meig-
han. in The Easy Road" you're
Next" and Screen Snapshots; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Roscoe Arbuckle, In
The Travelling Salesman" and COM
edy, Red Hot Love-: Thursday. '.The
Heart of Maryland: Friday, Pauline
Frederick. in The Mistress of Shen-
stone" and comedy. Zero Love-: Sat-
urday, Allan Dwan's The Perfect
Crime" and comedy, "Edgar's Little
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The following list, arranged by
subjects. includes some of the latest
additions to the Public Library.
RECENT ACCESSIONS IN THE IN
DUSTRIAL DIVISION:
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who won fame in Sentimental Tom
my, wiz be. Garments Of Truth"
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Julia Arthur, tho noted actress, has
been signed by D. w. Grihhth for the
role of the Countess, in the dlm ver-
sion Of two Orphans" the famous
old play.
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Violet Heming. who will play the
leading role in "Sonya." to be pro-
duced by Marc Klaw in August, ar
rived from Europe last week on the
Mauretanfa, looking the picture Of
health. --.---, -----
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I Ethel Grey Terry Daughter OF Lillian Laurence

Ethel Grey Terry, who IL featured
With Lewis Stone and Wallace Beery
N "The Northern Trail" the first OF
ne two. reel Selig Rork phOtOplays. is
one of the stars OF the first magnitude
Of the silver screen.
Daughter of Lillian Lawrence. one
Of the best known actresses of her day,
Miss Terry comes by her dramatic
talents naturally. She was born in
Oakland. Calf. and educated at Notrs
Dame Academy, Boston. where her
mother headed a stock company.
Miss rerry's earliest training was
under the tutelage of that great stage
director, David Belasco Starting with
q small role in "'rhc Lily which was
being played by an all star cast inClud-
ing Nance O'Neill. Julia Dean, Bruce
McRae. Dodson Mitchell and others,
Miss Terry was undPrstudy To Miss
Dean. and on the latter's illness sue
ceeded her in the role, playing ID for
nearly two years.
p Miss Terry had enjoyed many sue
pesses when she entered the motion pic
fures. Her first ventures here were in o
terrupted by returns to the speaking
stage. and il was not until she was
taken 10 TIE coast a year ago that she
decided finally TO adopt screen career.
Miss Tsrry's dark beauty lends itself
admirably TO photography. This screen
asset, together with her dramatic
hnesse. has brought her unusual sue
e>so. M recently played the leading
i<mininr r9lc in "Heartbalm. seven
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Movie Photographers Fight
for Their Lires on Job

pOBERT c. BRUCE, motion picture
~ scenic photographer. and Hamish
MclInurin. scenario writer Of New
York. fought for their lives for half
an hour In whirlpool in the Villa
mette River. near Portland. Ore. a
few days ago, when their canoe upset
Bruce was on trip through the
Northwest making scenes Lor his next
series OF SCENES Beautiful which he
is to coll "Wi'derness Tales" He is
being accompanied on the tour by Me
I.aurin. They set up their camera in
the canoe and started OUT 10 get pie
lures of some rapids IN the river.
A telegram just received from Bruce
says that when they reached par
ticularly rough spot, where the water
formed big whirlpool. the canoe up
set. and for thirty minutes the men
fought against what looked like almpst
certain death. Finally they were able
t. work their way outside of the whirl
pool and get footing, just as they
we're near the point OF complete eX-
haustion. The canoe and It's valuable
contents were lost.
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RUPERT HUGHES TO
WRITE TITLES ON
ANTI.CENSORSHIp
BY CONSTANCE PALMER

Hollywood, Calf. =
MARSHALL NEILAN has secursa
AVA Rupert Hughes, through the cour.
tesy of Goldwyn, to write the titles 70,
his anti-censorship film. This will,
probably be two reels, and will be dis.
tributed to exhibitors free of charge
Mr.. Neilan wrote the story, and will
secure the best actors and actresses to
appear in It.
Three Of the gentleman stars who
have been missing from among us for
some time are just back. Wallie Rdd
arrived yesterday He was met nt tho
station by troupe Of happy Laskyitss,
headed by Wanda Hawley. Wallic looks
much the same, except that hos lost
some weight-nine pounds think Is the
fsgcr. He's been doing "Peter Ibbet-
con- in New York. starring with
Elsie Ferguson. you know. That might
have something to do with the loss OF
weight-but. then, there's the heat,
you know
Douglas MacLean Is back, too. He
has been PERSONAL appearancing in the
South BE also makes sizzling remarks
about the beat. He appeared before
100000 picture fans In Alabama,
Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina
and Texas. He swears he's autographed
fully as many pictures md shaken as
many hands. His plans for his next
picture are not yet revealed.
Our third wandering boy at home to.
night is Lew Cody. He. too. has been,
delighting theatre audiences by that
product of the new art known ns a
personal appearance" Before that he
was making pictures in New York.
T1HE Emmanuel Presby yterian Broth
l. erhood has invited William ds
Mile. King Vidor, Reginald Barker and
Bert Lytell among others to be present
at a meeting next Monday to inaugurats
n movement to eliminate censorship and
blue laws.
see remarks in the public prints,
and hear 'em made by my contempo.
raries, anent the attention paid May
MacAvoy by Eddie Sutherland. Al
ways ready and anxious to foster loves
young dream. and all that sort OF
thing, wish to state saw EN- coming
out OF one Of our most popular tea
rooms today. will also add they
looked as il they had had a good lunch.
In the same connection, Lois Wilson
told me Yesterday the report Of her
engagement to CASTOR Glass is greatly
exaggerated. She has seen him maybe
twice. both times completely surround
ed by admiring friends-once at n beach
party and once in traffic at Seventh and
Broadway.
And If you've ever been in traffic in
J.. l., at any and all times, you'll
know it's not conducive to an engage.
ment.
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No,u Go On Win the Story

Come" | said
II came in. He was smiling
divinrly. He looked down at me with
eyes filled with kindness. and more than
kindness. Suddenly his expression
altered. "a he bent forward to look at
me more closely.
You haven't been crying?" he asked
in amazemeut.
! laughed softly.
"A little. It's nothing. I'm glad
the picture was 80 good 49,
II see. 49, he murmured. He stood
silent, struggling with himself. Then
he leaned nearer.
You are brave and fine" he said
And I'm glad, glad for myself and for
the others, that you have come to join
us.
He took my hand saw curiou,
expression on his face. but he only
turned quickly aud went away.
! turned and looked at myself in the
mirror before me Was I beautiful or
not: Or was ! ugly? Passionate face
with the black hair around you, are won
beautiful or ugly: leaned over closer
TO see my own image more distinctly.
"Nela," | whispered. is he fallinl
in love with you?"
And recalled that Laurie had ius,
coupled our names together. Ii seemed
as il could not bear it.
oh, poor, dear H. I mur.
INJURED. Don't fall in love with me
I've given all my love away to a scamp,
glorious scamp There's none left for
you or any one.'
Star in the mirror, what else could |
say 10 you tonight, if j said it?
One other thing I said:
Roland is coming back to me. He
must 80
August l..
Midsummer Night comes as 70
lief. For all day the dazaling sun has
beaten hOtly through the immense glass
roof, making of the studio a brilliant
oven. And when, over our heads. the
five rows of arc lights were turned on
we seemed to move and walk in flames
When you add TO that that we were ali
in Colonial costume, with wigs. paint
powder and heavy winter dresses-well
| can only describe the result by say.
Ing that our faces ran away!
Half the company is sick tonight. I
think the only person who didn't com
plain is IL, lie kept right on being
gentle and handling us induIgently, in
spite of his keen interest In the result
of our combined efforts. can only
say, Ms always, dear II.
Strange that, spent as l am, my face
pale Gt looks positively pallid am
wited, with my hair all matted to INV
forehead and cheeks), / should still
want to sit here and write.
To Be Continued Tomorsw
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MADZANE S74FfHZL WINS
PfMDELFHAS BEST
Originally Placed Honor Roll From Small Amateur Snap
shot and Has Successfully Passed Al Tests Both in
Screening and Dramatic Ability
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

THE
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FRon then" photographs came office IN ao~,.
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people the
M M n. nf TSH folk. had Sa ' % S"G%' " strip @
contest Brought home by
. s. Ss . ' % over % the M e Is. 0" all; .s Msss ~ the The the
s m 's % S''":sSs % sr s''' % ;'. u.s. and asked Miss
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s.. $ asked % ss s ;,:s ,v, % ss% s s ] e e:' % ,'
s1 ss @ 50 tn. @ G rsy r w THAT % s girls % sa as % Tho
could paper house wit pictures.
Rur roHc, by es'oi" t1" Nj"
judges s''"s had Cd the pictures.
Yor will remember % yh", r sent s"""' d "" "sr,r%. E ns
national S'f"saS "sn. %'% and
this contained Of ,n. most most
spent We
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But theya through shape and the htn me
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And One Of hS
rminor in
pockets Ferd OReck while Dan Mason the Skp
d i'm Quit
studies of the winner These ana other
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Spanish Star a VisitOr
in america to Study

MILE. Marietta, Spanish beauty,
A'A and formerly the star Of the Patria
Film Co.. Of Madrid. and Of the Royal
Cinema Corporation. Limited. of Mon l.
treal, Can. after an absence Of nearly
four years, has come to this country
from her native Spain to study screen
conditions in America.
She is sa id to represent group OF
French and Spanish capitalists, Of
whom Louis Nalpas, the famous French
director, who has been called "The
French Griffith" is the leading spirit.
Mile. Marietta. who will have the
stellar role this fall in historical pro
duction. part Of which will probably
be made in France and part in this
country. may accept an engagement
here in order to familiarize herself with
the latest methods in American screen
technique.
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The
LOVE STORY
of a
MOVIE STAR

A IL at once. with last terrific pull,
n over the rails we sprswled. tum-
, bling down the dirt Of the embankment
all in a heap. At that very moment the
heavy train rolled by.
We lay huddled and not very digni-
fed spectacle at the bottom. bruised
and torn. but very much alive. ! looked
at Ben. and burst into hysterical
laughter.
Hurt ?"
He sat up and mopped his forehead.
"Whoo!' he breathed ~ wouldn't
do that trick again for million dol
lars. MY. but YOU re corker'"
And then H came scrAmbling
down to us. followed BY several others
Of the company. He shook hands with
us silently. The tears were in his eyes.
"Wrll well - He could hardly
speak. Great Marvellous! It will
make the hit of the month. Miss More
land you can do it, You have it in
YOU. but" He. too. wiped his
wet forehead "Ye gods. Ne gods"
Aftrrward he said:
Il thought You were LOST for min
ute. really thought so. You just
made it by hairs breadth My hair
stood on end. | assure you"
had no fears Of the result Of the
'tryout" the following week. was
not ashamed, either, when | saw our
picture.
1t got the highest vote of the eve
ming and Nelln Morelsnd scored a huge
victory. The manager himself came to
congratulate me.
You took some tall chances thore. "
he said, pumping my hand up and down
in jerky, excited nervous way. II
want to thank you personally. This
picture is a sensation"
II was. He had not overstated it..
II was even a breathless affair to watch
it, But, deep in my heart, ! took no
credit to myself. ! knew why ! had
been led to do 80 foolhardy thing
went up out Of the testing room,
up into the studio and, quite inad-
vertently, ran right into II mix up.
As passed behind one Of the scenes
near the rear end of the studio, ! heard
the shrill voice Of Laurie Lawson:
80 don't, eh? That's all she
is, | know it happen to know Ro-
land Welles. And now it's H.
ii --- and she Thick as pea soup ="
turned abruptly, came from behind
the scene and confronted her and her
audience, There she was holding forth
before several others.
laughed.
"Oh, Miss Lawson - ! said.
They all turned, as If bullet had
brought them round. They were thor
oughly frightened.
laughed again.
This is very kind Of you - I said
And, in rhe silence that followed,
turned and walked off.
But my recent triumph went stale
The feeling of exuItation went out OF
my heart. In my dressing room
sank into a chair and wept bitterly.
The cruelty Of it all | understood
the reason well enough. ! knew that
Lauri Lawson felt that ! might
eclipse her in the studio. and finally
do what ] have actually done, lake the
| nsccndancy over her. But TO work
| against me in so sneaking and under
hand way To first couple my name
with that Of Roland-and then with
that of H! They all knew now
about Roland they knew! | was des-
olatcd at the thought. .
Just then there came knock on the
door, and As quickly as could
brushed away my tears.
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The Real Thing In Brides

Clarence Badger. Will Rogers direc.
tor. has become the proud owner Of u
bridle which Is considered BY all the
cowboy authorities in Arizona to be
one Of tie most beautiful and service
able ever made. 1t was presented to
the director by Clay McConigle and
Tuck Reynolds, two well-known COW
boys. following the completion Mt Casa
Grande. Ariz.. Of Doubling for Ro-
meo," in which Rogers used it. The
bride is woven by hand. lof horse hair.
and Is in several colors. Tuck and Clay
made it themselves.
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Farnum in his first new starring pic
ture, which is being made under the
working title, "The Primal Law"
William Lowry. Glen Cavender and
Alan Cnvan have character roles in this
production.
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This Is How the Story Begins

MTfLt HOH EIId " ~, WOSf famous
~ of screen stars, hears that a
young girl. Annette Wilkins. has
tdllen in lore icith Roland WrVes,
an idol of the screen. Miss MorcIund.
10 save annette. Wriies the story of
her Orn tragic lore affair rith
WoNsS. intending TO send il 10
annette so she may knOW the kind
Of man he is.
She tells ,hOT. rhiie q PIANIST in
mOrie theatre in Western Penn
Sy'rania 'ocn. she met WelIcs whCn
he made a 'perSOndi appearance"
there. hoIc he inrifcd her to come TO
Ne,r York and said he nould place
her IN tn" mOrieS. hor she came and
the chilly reception rhich he gdre
her in the Studio. Then. becoming
interested in her. he gets her job
in small to'cn stock company for
the experience, promising 10 see her
often.
The manager insults her and she
IrdrrS. fndllp getting into pictures
in Neic York. Here she works rih
WPlirs. He makes lore 10 her. pro-
poses and she is dciiriouSiy hdppV
uutH anothsr w0mdH rcrPols WrN.S'
prrfdV. Then she quits him and the
rOmpanV.
N. En n, N,tn IL, Stnr,,
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Lesson In Crap Shooting

Cullen I.andis has some valuable ad-
vice TO offer concerning the gentle game
Of craps: when you want to win
just try to lose" Ordinarily. Cullen
says, he can lose pretty neatly without
trying. but In making scene from
posed to lose. he won every time until
the director. frownimg upon his sue
cess and waiting TO Shoot" sent out
for some loaded dice.
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What Your FauOrite
Film Stars Are Doing

Warren hrecn, VINO IL pldSl ing leau IN
special Harry Millarde is making
at the Fox New York studio, never has
appeared in pictures before. But he
has quite n stage experience and played
In troupe that went abroad to enter
tain soldiers during the war.
Al st. John. who has been featured
In Sunshine Comedies, ia soon TO appear
in n star series Of comedies along the
lines Of the Clyde Cook specials. His
frst nicture will be "Smnll Town
stuff a September release.
Emmett J. Flynn, who gained fame
by directing "A Connecticut Yankee, y
has been summoned to New York by
William Fox to discuss future produc-
ton plans. Mr., Flynn has become one
~ the biggest directors in the business,
although but thirty years Of age.
Cleo RidgIey is back in Hollywood
after several years absence. She plays
an important role in Betty Comrson's 8
new nicture. "The Woman in the
Case" directed by Penrhyn Stanlaws,
Waldemar Young, continuity writer,
is completing the script ef "A Prince
There Was" for Thomas Meighan. Pro-
duction will begin early in August In
Los Angeles. Young also prepared the
script for Meighan's current vehicle.
"Cappy Ricks,' which is nearing COM
pletion.
Tom Mix is to have Eva Novak for
his leading woman in his forthcoming
nicture. '"rrnilin'," Miss Novak has
recently finished playing lead in Zane
Grey's "The Lnst Trail" which En-
nett ]. Flynn directed,
Ernest Palmer, who photographed
"The Miracle Man" has been added to
the next John NJ. stahl Prod. ~.
Mary Thurman has replaced Jackie
Logan ~ leading wom9p for Dustin
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The Most Costly Story
Bought for the Screen

DEN INGRAM. director Of The
IL Four Horsrmrn of the Apo"alypse'
and THE ConQu"ring Power who has
returned 10 the Metro studios in Holly
wood from the East. viii begin imme-
dlatnly plans for the motion picture
production Of "'Turn 10 the Right. the
John Golden stage Surcess by Winchell
Smith and Jack Hazard. the most
costly story ever bought for the screen.
Metro purchased from John Golden.
Ut odurer Of the spoken play. one ha II
interest in Turn to the Right" for
$3.50 900. This transaction. made last
February. placed it's value al half a
million dollars. nearly three times the
previous record price of motion pie
lure story. Sl75. 900 paid by y, w.
Griffith for "Wny Down East.
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reel feature. and took a Dramatic lead
in "Travelin' On" snothE big feature.
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Novel on Life Of Movie Folk
Rupert Hughes has written novel
based upon his observations Of life in
the motion picture colony at Los An
gelpS
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PHOToPI.AYs
FHoToPLAYs
PHoToPLAYs

Ttl iurest through
s -
j Compan O America
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VICTORIA MARKET ST. ab. 9TH
). I. rHarHIsonAAM.ss 4 Il T. psopuGrIosN & ilns z ~
"a TEN-DOLkAR RAISE"
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THE Movie Contes' TIL" board
u officials of he mn
Miss Madelane Belle starhl. Cedar Avenue.