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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-26
PUBLIC SALE SUMMERS FAC
TORY PROPERTY on PITT
STREET BETWEEN KING
Am PRINCE cTREETc

BY virtue Of decree of the Corpo-
ration Court Of the City of Alexan-
dria. Virginia, rendered May II,
1921. the undersigned, who by said
decree were appointed Special Com
missioncrs for that purpose, will on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June. 1921,
al II o'clock A. NJ, in front of the
Royal Street cnt-:nce 20 the Market
Building, Alexandria, Virginia. offer
for sale at public auction, all that lot
Of ground with the factory buildings
and improvements thereon situated
on the west side Of Pitt Street, be.
tween King and Prince Streets. and
bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on the west side Of
Pitt Street l27 feet. inches more
or less north of Prince Street, and
running thence west parallel with
Prince street. 1T feet, II inches
more or less to an alley; thence north
along said alley parallel with Pitt
Street 40 feet. more or less; thence
cast parallcl witt. Prince Street 1T
feet. II inches more or less to Pitt
Street; and thence south along Pitt
Street. 10 feet more or less to the
point of beginning, together win
the use of said alley, and al! right
and appurtcnances to the same. ne
longing.
,eKF fl STORw oh ON dom DO 9
TERMS or SALE: IS Of the pur
chase money in cash on the day Of
sale, and the re siGuc thereof payable
in two equal annual instsllments at
one and two years from date OF sale.
The deferred instalments of the pur-
chase money to be evidenced by the
notes OF the purchaser bearing inter
est at the rate Of per cent per an
mum from the date Of sale until paid.
Title to be retained until the payment
Of the purchase money in full. The
successful bidder to make a deposit
of $3.50 90 when the property is
struck off. The residue of the cash
payment to be made within 10 days
from date of sale. The conveyan-
cling at the expense Of the purchase. ;.
James r. Cation. Jr:,
Frederick C. Duvall,
Richard r. Washington.
Special Commissioners.
I. ~. S. Grecnaway, Clerk OF the
Corporation Court. Of the City of
Alexandria, Virginia. do certify that
James r. Cation. Jr., Special Cont
missioner rs above stated, has execp
ted bond before me with approved
surety in the penalty of $1,000. o.
conditioned as required by the decree
Of sale above mentioned.
!, Newell s.. Grecnaway,
1co-iSc clerk, Cooperation. Cart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-26

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hundred and tweuty-three (l23 sfset
tive Isl inches; thence south parallel
to Pitt Street one hundred and thirty
eight tl3s) feet three (s) inches y
Monroe's line; thence west with that
line zone hundred and twenty-three
(123) feet five 90 inches to Pitt
Street; and thence north on Fltt
Street one hundred and thirty-eight
(l3s) feet three 81 inches Ito the De.
ginning, with the rights and ap-
purtenances~sto the same belonging /.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH, con-
yeyancing at the cost of the purchaser
80 JULIAN T. BURKE,
l22-l2 Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-26

JEWELLERS
We are agents for the Vocation
Phonograph and will be pleased to
have you call and hear this wonder
full machine. We also carry full line
of records made by this company.
Geo. h. Railing. Manager
S1S King Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-26
MIsgEIL ANEIl0lgJ:s'.
! 1T rs, IMPORTANT

To know we have secured store FOG
King street, in, which we can show
eur goods to better advantage, SO
yo, can see; exactly how things
f-fudk. - We Rave large variety OF
,.caairs, rockers, tables, office desks
Eta spiings and mattresses, rugs,
,,,ssrpets. slinoleura,s mating, mat
& ing rIfs, sets eorches, ron size size
issniehes, wsrdrobes, par'or sess,
: md many other things used in
your home. You will walk night
eff the street to the sales rooms.
,g Il will be pleasure to show you
our goods. Bernhein,er and Co.,
BIO King street. Also 2 flats to
rent.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-26
GoopSoR Bah nQtpRa I Il: !
WHO WANTS TESTING JOB

New York, May s26: Ali that is
good, in the s1e,oooooo stock Of liq-
uor and imitation liquor. seized bv
police in recent dry raids must be
given toithe sheriff to be sold to hos
pitfalls and the bad stuff started on
its way to the sea, Corporation Coun
sci O'Brien ruled yesterday.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-26

Thos. SAVIOR has returned from a
trip in the game preserve in the
northern part of the county. Chasl
Boostrom, who is now in the employ
Of the state game department, &C
companied him on this expedite
Mr.. Sayor took a. trip to Caribou
Point Tuesday.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-26

on or before that date you will have
penalty Of ten per cent added to
what you owe. County Treasurer Seq
lem has asked us to call your attel4f
ton to the tax law, lest you forget. i
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-26
ATTENTION.!

Hereafter, there will be a meeting
Of the American Legion every second
Sunday of each month. All mem
bers are urged to be present at ev-
cry meeting
Adj. FRED SJOBERG.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-26
ATTENTION, TAX PAYERS!

Next Tuesday, May 81, is the last
day Of grace. If you do not pay the
first half of your real estate taxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
I oscanini Is to
Bring Orchestra
Here Ne.rtMonh
Famous Italian La Scala
WH appear Here for
Rotary Cl2tb.

IN it's determination to make Hiu-
mond rs great a musical center rs 1t
IS commercial one. the Rotary crab
IS bringing Arturo roscauini ana his
inconparable la Scala orchestra. o.:
Milan, TO this city for a concert at
JaUuary Is. Tickets FOR tn" event
mo CorlCy Company rnd IL ~ Thought
that the demand VIII bc heavy roS-
yanjni is regarded as one of the
WORLDS foremost conductors.
thcr" are more thHn 100 pieces in
tlr orchestra. and each player has
been chosen solely on Lis o%'u merits.
'wGlch. under the baton of TusCaniHi
means u finished and complete group
OF musicians. Only few American
cities are To b" favored with II visit
from ToScanini ANA his orchestra rs
the tour j. brief III" Hot.riaus are
convinced That they Iuvc ''put over"
on" OF tncir big enterprises in having
lsi"hmOnd included IN the itinerary
Letters hnvn been riailrd TO hum
dr"ts 81 concert r0crS. music lovers
they rasrrv" the night for Tive con-
cert and pointing out that no one
AcGn afford To miss the oppGrtunity
civic pride is appealed Ia on the
Ground SHAT when do"eNs OF cities
AFRO clHWgrinr for tho mus Clans and
N"w York. concert halls are spld out
TFcNitS .B advance. T. would look
.otH"r lad for Richmond +. &; shnwcd
q lack ~ even ordinary interest.
iiCwari il, Eryant Is chairman OF the
committee IN charge of the event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
WUNDERLE AND HIS VIOLA
{ WITH YSAYE'S ORCHESTRA
Great S"l"ist Ia Play Here with The
Cincinnati symphony ~
4

e. Prominent among the members of
-lhe Cincinnati symphony Orchestra
-wnich Will 10 heard at tho City Mud
-itorium in February. is car. Wun-
-t"ric' solo voliSt. His services in
IN "rchcsir:, and IN tn. musical
world are - u" means confined TO thu.
viola. @. winch H. S Il rccoguiG,d
muster When occasion d-mal ids IL
AS Nj. WUnd"rl" who * called uuru
" play the celeste, aul he is also ALL"
irriu.nt 10 prove his ability as a
pianist
Mr.. Wund"rlc has the prime rouui-
ste Of a i,uv studrnt-thdt is "curi
oNlt5' IL Is through shis exhaustive
study and research thai many ancient
Instruments have hccn brought to thc
"a itcniion OF the public and so many
ancient melodies have again been
given a deserved hearing. ono of
inc distinct novelties of the muSical
season OF the Cincinnati Symuhouv \
sNiil be the Concert of music OF old
zen times played on ancient instru-
mcutS.'
AZ this concert Mr. Wuna.rlc wifi
lave The assistance "f w li.crmann
.cel st and y. Fro"ljch. viol!sr. both
Valued members OF the orchestra The
.ciaxichord. vioi'trthlc. vial'ds'-am,a.
,N!oId'imour, chitarr"!utc. bcwci;hcr
.and glass harmouica are among rhn
Instruments that viii Il" heard and
rwhich az" unknown 10 the average
modern musician except in maine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
'[00k WHO'S HERE IS
I; BOOKED FOR RICHMOND
'Shoi.i
Musical Comedy Stars Appear in
.sslij New Vehicle at Strand
49, 'EninnlEDN.

Cecil Lean ANA CLEO Mayiicid, stars
Of musical comedy. Will he the at
Traction y; The strand Thca;er for
1.-Two nights tomorrow and Tuesday.
fCpming here direct from long runs
jim New York. Chicago, iostou and
they wIil present. their
latcs, offering Look Who's Here
.accepteh by critics cvcrywhcr" as one
sof the livclicSt and most enjoyable
s,misicsl comedy creations of Tue sea
gso,i.
Nj. Lean has particular brand OF
comedy. IFS sunny smile, pleasing
voice ana Happy faculty az being .aple
won TOR him legion al admirers
and packed houses wherever ne has
best IN look Who's lirr"" even
oycrshauuwiug his successes in
..Brisht Ey"sH AMI The Blue Para
disc
Z Miss NIayncih IS Que Of the :r~
wnmen on The American stage aolr TO-
icombne ne talent L. make people
laugh with radiant beauty and ,lte
ability u display advaatas"ousiy tn.
Hiatest Iud mos; gorgeous costumes of
fashion. lire frucks and Partisan
n,r. "rS one one n 81 }nG outstanding
, .',.or!; Nao'S iiore" is in two acts
,rni 'ivc scenes ana Is the work OF
,r,rnhmk Mamdel "nt ,,9 -, e %s9rTs N.
ion. Tie charming. haunting music
Is by Silvio HEN, Amons n" many
1iop Hines" Tile Turk Had the
EiEh; idea - Know and You
Know When W.fc Gets Fat" II
Love HcaCty." Love Ncve: Changes"
Aaud others.
& Mr. Lean and Miss Mayncld havcj
ithc respective roles OF Il Young newell !
~ ana q ma;simoniai EXPERT rhc
hovchSt is - busy injecting love in;o
his books that he. apparently. has |
little left 4" bcstow upon his wife. |
OF course. tn. wifi" rebels \ for !
ri;:icr makes advances To her and IL !
T. not uutl then IN" novelist real |
ia"s he Is really in loV" with his own !
VIII. In the meantime III" matrimo- |
NAL expert has been called in ana /
-eCmpiiCatiOns follow rapidly AZ the
plot wh'r!s along To the finale.
- supporting Mr.. aud Mrs. Lean Is Il !
notable cast inCludiu" Juia clifford, |
sNiola Frayme. the CLARKE sisters.
George Lynch. William Wheeler. Ma i
Tic Valiant. George Mack ana others. |
In addition, there is the famous Co. !
Gil Lean Chorus. which has won u |
reputation OF being one OF the most
~enJoyah lr combinations az co,or and !
beauty ever through, together for the |
perfect presentation ~ cuscmbl"
~ Ort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

NOVEL TURNS FEATURE
NEW BILL AT ACADEMY
Wood-Cloplcrs AND
Other Unusual Numbers Included
I'm prOuri,,n

Tho Academy OF Music Will begin
tho new year viii, a typical Itclth
variety show Foreign and American
acts are aDout evenly distributed in
the list OF attractions announced for
the week commencing. with tho, Mon.
day matinee. On the opening bill
OF these IL thc comedy conceit of Cleo
and Thomas. the "Continenta1,.G Conn
ignes." AN importation from theyEn.
duo of ;arceurS. said to have ANEW
aud fantastic style OF variety durn
which has scored heavily. The a4nlnt
couple VIII come direct from lhe,kcith
big time" playing only Richmond
Something new in n Skating -rxhi
bitten viii he III. offering ofNa>dct-
son and wei. They arg nor Duly
'skatoriar' artists. but i-rolnd. en-
tcrtaincrs as well. The costume dis
Ing 20 the attractivcnrss Of the OK
hihition. Two "cccntr!cs. Sampson
and Douglas. alNo new 10 Richmond
and this section cf the country. viii
contribute funny talking. singirt,
and dancing act They have q FOLLY
Knockout bit ia which each Of, chn
team Is gives opportunity 90 hispiay
Further adding to the array or
novelties VIII come the AuF,ralian
WoGd- chonpers These performers
are adcp; wcIldcrs OF the woohman's
TX ana perform seemingly impg%sib!c
i'aiS on SKIN ANA N"N,crltN. Trunks
Of trees and Other pOndcrous material
hrc chopped and carved on Tho stage
In tn" space or a frw seconds The
Australians are superb spcrimens of
phystcnl manhood. oXhihitiuG ,.phc-
ncmcnnl strength and endurance.
Mirth -prnvoking numbers crowd the
h!il for tn" latter half OF the week
Jennings and Macs, on this bill, are
y pair oi comedy performers "Thc
CamuunlE" T1Xi" is The title oT the
f1hciinl skii thcy ar" preventing this
season Roth ar" singers ana dancers.
A Interesting Importation is'thc act
~ IN" Van C"iloS The man rf tho
team X IN" inventor OF the form Of
cntortnIumcnt the act represents. Van
Cello ~ an American. who's" pedal
"Ntrnmitirs are more nimbic and dex-
trnus than those rf any Japanese. that
ever attempted, foo; juggling. and the
inps arc popularity supposed ;o"'ec
IN" greatest tugClcrs of this tyrr in
tn" world. ON tho same bill arc Soy
Graz other dlycrtinE creations. with
Crch rf tn" vaudeville shows there
VIII IL" the usual screen offerings.
inclhtin- the latest releases of the
ruth- Scws Service and the popular
"TcpiCs Of the Day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Zig Ply in Offing

Hroadvny IS wonacr!np whether
!.I@ear Walter viii b" able 90 write
'p'h'r master DRAMA and inuS re-
III l for'nn. TN p.aywr!%ht
His hH'truptrN pJIi'inn Tic "uyc
AS iiaHI as SI.iEb with no
was GCNts iuCii,G.i 50 100
N''HH"'o 'r1m David Bv.as q and
re- I#'.t-r.rIi people.
N4ii'r playwr!.ht docs Ills
'St WOO. Wl"n he's iTol.c He ,vHs
.-'"p.nE OBJ. p'rS benches ia Sew
.."ri vs. 'n Dr. WAS writing Paid in
thll. Dr. Gidu't have - cen, IN his
l'"ns "hou Pre- nna'ly sold IL. Then
MoH"y r'Hr.d ~. waiter. apurrcd ~
s'1te!S ANA eager PRODUCERS. soon
,lHnca nH, rhr Easiest Way" hui
,"hN o., i.'H, r.Earded 1t as Inferior
Waltz NM rrici Charlotte walter
re A",ID.E They parted. hut became
rGr'n icd ,f;rr Nina whltmoro, nr-
''rH HS'ir"ss. dcmandch $50 GOO from
Nlt''' on The charge that he strurl,
walter turned from piavwr!tlne 10
.tdhc!Er iiis bankruptcy sui; is
,hr, resHl III frlcnds :say unlcr The
nsh ~ hty'9Hi'y ne may still pro
N'' 'i' 'ii.'i AMERICAN Drama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FAMOUS CQNTRALTO IS
TO SING IN RICHMOND
Schumayn-llcinii l. Artist and
Mother Of S;"ictly American
tI'n,,Ln,1.i.,.
tendencies.

WAS I! not IA good omen" sa3d
Nine Schuuann-II.init .,bu, uy In.
~ ,.,.,,,. .,....,,t.,
'''"" N""'" :
nave brought over from Europe 10
...-"a ....v 80. -....,. .,A..a ,-.....-,.
10 s;tnic u" 80 ,.,..Sg..L !u.si...,
w.f' "a ,Ho 49,, ~ IA, 49,
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IS. U..s. ...,d 80 a.. N.,vrv,l i..,tc
"a ..U.> 80. ....t-. ,,H-.iI..ih-s.. 49,.
...nc" .ur s!,'.--...,. - U.."s o..g,. ,.,y
.,"..y "a $50 49,. -,u->.s,. ,..o ..s.-
..,..c,. 90 :, >'r4 .n.... a,.ur.t-isA..
I.o. az. .,.4..,.. - IIts rdGhc,
...,u"...e -yAI.u nat Nor t..a" ,..s .tp.
.-. ,"s- Cav, Yut l.e 80. stua,.. ..-
80. -. IS. u...i .ccy... u...,i.ty.l. a.,
"a. ,A..,.u, uuLrt,sS .tnA souu Mul
-. lac ..,"l1vTs % ,.ly ...I.,..,.u Ie-
,,.I.ua - ,.Ir nl,Ge ,.c iu- .uDcrs
o. lac rniu.sa.. ,..s.c 49,. i..ue.v,,..
.nd - Mas t..v.l Cust'sn a, .,lrc Il
musicale every wcen. Nnri. a.tUaIn-
ucaru OF tn.a sH- -..iciOUs.y CJ"acn,.
cd ~ s.nB ."r t.ein, ,N.cttnes Oa.y
:. vass.,O!. lui Hur A"iGH! ~ re
"..n.
III was on. OF the most iu.pir.ni,
concerts 81 my nv" SAND ms,.a.n,
nyr ,:rs spar'.tins in rrmn..scenvt.
md .!..>-v urar licYpic surely ntd
..rpryu...Ir IL. .,I ui slcri, ard cspe-
,...I.y Inose wCnucrluE american stT.s,
were nu.ues!ch, ana wen ta"y heard
some VI tar oin sonEs inc! could MOI
l.cvp DLr. tnvIr tears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
William Harris Active

sta" Of mn" s,yor 20 .. iM "i% l ;nra a
rNilliam liarrn- -. has .nnnun,,,J
Ira, he viii proceed, at one. wi,l
.I'r!nkwat"r's play Mary. Queen OF
Scots lie hopes Ia present this
drama during F"hruary Following
mat he NIL nffcl Irish Dew" q new
comedy hy Ably Merchant an Nmrri-
can author. which he hourh; by cable
After reading tho manuscript ON hi-
lTip. Next in order among the, Har-
/Jis productions viii hc THE RrouS
1.Xpr"SS, :! comedy by Ossip pymuw
winch VIII be done here when the
,EhsLlsh "dapi2ti"n by Guy Bolton
has been completed
Mf. Harris found on his visi; 10
I'"riS that "Ic H"tour." q IUnirdy bv
francis dc Cro.sSpi aud Gobrrt de
flcr~,. % which y" bought the Nmcri-
San riE MS last y"a~. Was :, rciEniur
Success oC tho Wr'urh capital lie
MIL present 'tIis ia Nrw YORK mex:
season. A"0nl an" sun" time hc viii
present. hrT" 'blN'r troWw,ll' hy
John priukWater Tho manuscript ct
Gnrris has found that 1t requires AN
r!aboraie pruduci!ou anl accurJiIg-
j. lie is allo"u,. !npi" tim" for pr'-
paraI"n JUST as hc ~ wiih "Ahi"-
ham Lincoln
The larrer pare Of Mr Harris stay
IN London WA spent in confcrcnC"
with johu i,riui,ws'-r VINO is al
Jfes.nt wnrhNG nn "i:oh'rt t.. i.'"."
Abe last 90 I, scr.es ~ riographi
planned There wiu b. an interval
after the production 81 "Olivsr Cron
welI'' before "Enhrr' = i.e" IS pr"-
s-nted Mr. llurie also trough, la,,
M"rd tha' Nj prmkwHter wonid pay
h"re i",r this month 20 siyr lorrur.
t"sr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Theater In Difficulty

\ ycecnt communication from the
Actors Euuitg Association tu The
inelpbers of TN" Producing Munug"rs'
Association points out tic -aei That
rive are SUFFERING from ~ oyor-prp-
dnction %. p!aEs. e consequent COM
y:estion of hooking ana tho removal
from the lc@itimal. NsId %: certain
3layhoGsas which hav. been given
over 10 motion pictures
A statement f:um tho EquilS 81. ;
that "!hc effect Of THIS situation IS
that many producers may zoe com
PEELED TO close their coinpatlcs on ar-
count OF the impUss!hiitr of SHrIr-
jpg consecutive booking. Tho. pru-
Gucers. howcyor will IL ,ugcr to
pick mp their lime again when tn,
booking situation becomes easier
This would have been impossible un-
der The Equity rui". shtcc cpuse"uti y.
emploXment IS a financial priucjgl, OF
the contrac! Therefoic. the EunlS
has nroc.1im"d what might ~
termed pcrhnps. q moratorium up :,
the end OF February, Insofar as that
particular clause in tho eontract II
affected" The cOEnci! has appOiutc,
John Cope. I'1ul Dul'zcli ami Erncs
G1apd!nning. a special comWittc. q
consider and pass upon all such tenn
sporary c)osirgs-
dr Harris nreSiJen; vf the Pro
Huclng Managers hs$oriatiou. -, g"
b Know edging Equitys proposal "a 5
"fsTn, more Than pleased impv
Eipat !oui council acted upon tbs
b GpGstion in he manner IN Which s
|. nluch stpkjard relieving the situation.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

the 'liehtnin'" record. Nav Years
Day and the one thousnudth pcrtot-
nance witnessed II triumph that the
veteran Beacon has been waiting
years TO achieve. liacon, notable
actor hiuself, wrote "Lightn.nr'
year., ago. /, is the ''pavid Iiarum"
Of tho stage. For ten years he ped
died Ill ~ and down broadway. bur
no producer wDuitl take chnmre-
bacon wrote tie play ia thirty days,
bat ne couldn sell II IN ten years
Finally John Golden tnOk 4 cnanre
anl STAGED ~ Instantaneous Succ.!SH
rstluc Th. :. X. -, s!En hIS BEEN
hanging put for three years. Bn-
con himself has played In every per-
tprnarce .Ncept the day he took MI
to cole rat" his th!rtieth wedding
UnpiNrrSHry--h the way, a,th hs- ~
marriage tcc-rd in theatrical circles.
No member Of the original cast has
vvar been changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
"'Rk|NBOW GIRL GIVES
ENCOURAGING PROMISES
Smart Musical Comedy Plays Strand
This Week With Clever
CDItipaiiy.

II ,hratrrrocrs VIII count tn" clp-
rus 3nd arpraise the cast " Gleason
fThv E"inpow Girl" which romcs 10.
the strand rhurshHy. Fr.hty aui
So ur.ay and saturday matinee. rhcy
w,'. Gud both alloy, tn" standard
IN" appearances here al ~. ipyors
The Rainbow Girl" promises 10
ltuv" most Interesting ANA PROFIT
ahlc event in the history OF the pres
ciii thcatr!vhl season
Th"aterso"rs who prefer TIA" lighter
form Of stage entertainment VIII DC
Interested IA the TACT thLt this at
fraction comes mr." ,wi'h verN strong
,ndorsnmcnis Is. according to
New York. Boston aud chicnro rr-
Nicw"rS, AN artistic and iun"IHl pro-
Un non The book aud lyrics writ
ten by E"nnoid Wolf, are genuinely
Funny and alloy" th" nsIa! mHsleai
comedy values While tine music l,.
ih" nr"litic Louis 4 linscn j. warm
G ,.,..,,,, any m@ioG.c WIN. com
" t;."c!< hay, ,i"cird iu oqujp lhetr
entertainment with 81 cast al gifted
r.HNrr~ ON, Mavh. for Years one
or The tearing musical comedy
ne Shaw. a beautiful! woman. with q.
."it" of purify aud rang" Viii sing
IA" prima donna ro'r ';eoru. ~
d""rNer. musical cnmoht tINurit".
SINGS thr roll oil Lord W.thcrrli
rank harrington, q poiriar actor ot
many uuta9lc broadway "a ,ossrs.
llHN Nr.'l' 81 IVA lf lFNTt OF Martin
avnu.ti ;he butler G,,.r ,'.sr.soa.
q singing .and dancing rom.,.vI.r.
from me vaudeville stage. brings o.
th' nrf, ''nHne' . rare pcr-auu!ity
aud hisirioHic Talents III a m4h de-
grt..
>r"ihcr talented little singer ana
n.innt' 3anc'r Is Johnu." Jordan.
STAG mex season. She mas The Inn
p"riani rgi" o. innc Hcnu"it thr
,,5nnSr-in'i! Jgscph Daniels. JnI-
Iiin"il -"u iotiins aud CaspJt Naurr
Az .""'t H comPaus 'hIt
".-Ni. Min ."ntlrr prnpr cts. be
,>rt as 'NcePtional cust
ltn disregard Lor expense M.
+i. "' .'fs have given tHc prod lct}en
@ttsh scent, .nvGslilurc. brushed
tutI 'nd luxurious equipment
OF gowns = iN those Eosvns thrt
,ANr "arncrcd - chorus OF lh.slc.l
''t"' ness uui @rUCn. 'Ih. orchestra
/ Wlil "' under in" direction of Fred
! solomon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
"Lightnin :" Has (
Reached Mark of
1000 Showings
Remarkable Record Is
Made By Comedy Seen
Here This Season.

Sow Years BAY had "a new signin.
cancc riome broadway. II was - re-
inarkabl, record "ct IN the ,hcairl-
cal worid--thc one thousaudth per-
tdrntucc OF a pay. For three years
Frank iiacon'S "LlEhtuin'" has been
drawing capacity crowds II H. atill
Eoiu. strong Sn sign OF II let Gp.
It's lroSF receipts arc approachsul:
the 'G.n0G.Drn mark
80 othnr pla$ ever ran nearly Su
long. til" American record was set
some y"nrs ai:O iiy the play ~ Trp
10 CGiaatowu.' Hhiuh ran GjI con-
HrtuttIe performances, In London
Gnu thln chow mas pcen running
n'arlN three years. but IL is behind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Was 1t not II good omen" soid [
Nine. Schumann-lIcinh, that my int /
tie German grandchildren whom / I
have brought ovcr from Eurnuc 10