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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Finds Masonic
Cornerstone

Atlanta, Ga. July while ex-
cayatiug for a new office building
on the site Of the old Bijou thea
tire, workmen discovered the cor
ner stone Of a Masonic temple
started In 1859 but never com
pleted With the country shortly
torn by war the cornerstone was
afterward believed lost and the
Biiou theatre built on the site. In
an opening Of the large rock was
found records and rosf ers Of the
Masonic organizations of that city,
city charter and names Of the city
current newspapers and
magazines, IS bill. pieces Of sill
yer money. among them two three
cent pieces and other articles. al,
OF which were placed in the mu-
scum OF the Masonic temple.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

on
Phonograph Music and
Light Exercise Are
on Program for Chal-
lenge Today

Aanhassett y. Y. July Only
light exercise was on the work
rogram Of Georges Carpenter to-
day ard to keep his mind off to-
morrow's battle, Trainer Wilson
prescribed phonograph music. q
walk through the woods and a
long automobile ride. The camp
was besieged By an army Of last
minute well-wishers but they met
stout resistance at the gate in a
squad of county policemen and
camp attaches, and were turned
away.
This, Of all days. Trainer Will
son said, was to 1e day Of peace
for the challenger and he was not
to be bothered even by personal
friends.
All members of the camp were
busy getting things in order for
the morrow with only a slight
display of nervousness in the en-
tire camp. This was on the part
of Manager Descamps, who ap-
peared to be ''up in the air" be-
cause Of a number of telephone
calls. He said there had been no
less than seventy-fiYe up to noon
and that he had been asked all the
foolish qeustions imaginable.
Some fellow who said be was &c
ing to bet on Carpenter wanted
to talk to the challenger himself
and ask his advice.
Although he declined to say
y hat plans had been made for aft
ar the fight. Descamps intimated
that the camp here would be re-
-ained. Trainer Wilson will be
placed in charge and will condi-
ion Charles Ledoux, the French
'antamweight champion. and Paul
Journee, the big French heavy
weight. 1t is also probable that
Marcel Denys, the French light
weight, will train here under the
Of Wilson.
Should Georges win his fight
With Dempsey, it is almost GER
ain that he will come to this
ountry later and make Manhas-
ett his headquarters, II only tenn |
)orary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Wife Behind
Charles Try
ToRuleAgaiiln

Paris, July 1.-"Cherchez Ia
femme'-that old French proyert
was never SO true as during the
recent attempt Of Charles of Hun
gary to retain his throne in Buda-
pest. II was stated that only one
person knew of his coup d'etat and
that only one person prepared the
plot. That person was Empress Ii
Ia OF Bourbon Parme, Charles S
wife. Even in her childhood. ac-
cording TO Monsieur de Bonnefon.
well known French writer. Err
press 2ita was known for her do
mineering ways, as well as for her
loya5le ard winsome manners. By
her love she won over to her the
people OF Hungary. although she
was a foreigner to them, for she
comes Of the French branch of the
Bourbon Parme family. In Switzer
land Charles and his wife became
known as the young lovers. Zita
Is considered one OF the prettiest
meAarchs OF Europe. Unfortunate
ly she has high ambitions ana
thirsts for luxury and an easy life
which she has not had in Swift
zerland since her exile. Thus she
was goaded to persuade Charles
to make his bid for his crown, She
is considered the best Of mothers
and takes utmost interest in her
i've children. Today she has not
given up hope OF returning TO
Hungary as queen Of that country
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Railroad Planned
by Chile to Relieve
Economic Conditions

Washington, d. C., July IA
possible means Of relieving the
economic depression in Chile. due
to the slumping OF the nitrate
markets Of the world following
the war. is now under considera-
tion by the Chilean Government.
according to reports here to-day.
This project, which eontemplates
the building up OF a coal EXPORT
trade to replace the depleted nit
rate industry. provides for the
Of a railroad across
the Lower Andes. connecting the
Chilean railway system with that
of Argentina.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Jersey City Man
To Handle w atch

New York, July 1.-Dr. J. B.
Farrell OF Jersey City today was
named time keeper for the Demp-
sey-Carpentier bout tomorrow, it
was announced by Chairman Rob
ert H. Doherty, of the New Jersey
state athletic commission.
Jim Savage of Orange, n. j., was
designated alternate referee in
case the regular referee J. Harry
Ertle should be unable to officiate.
He has fought several bouts in
the heavyweight diviLion in the
last ten years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
$73,OOO,OOO Is
Found In Cave
After Search

San Antonio, Tex, July l.
Adam Fischer, of this city, has
lust returned to the States from
a successful ten-year search for
hidden wealth in the heart OF the
mountains Of Mexico. Fischer
claims 20 have located a much
sought after cave, where he says
over s73,O00,O00 worth of gold
and silver bullion and Spanish
octagonal dollars have been con-
cealed since the early part OF the
nineteenth century. He is await
ing a concession from the Mexican
Government in order to bring out
the huge treasure he claims to
have located.
Fischer asserts as his BELIEF
that bandits captured the trea-
sure trove while it was being
moved to a place of safety by
agents of the old Spanish Govern
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
.OuriStS
From East
Will Stop
Party Touring Oregon
Are Due In Salem On
July 30; To Remain
Over Night

Portland. July 1.-The route
10 be travelled through the state
BY the first trainload of settlers
who are scheduled 10 arrive from
the middle west on July q for
an inspection Of the states agri-
cultural resources. has been an
nouneed by the Oregon state cham
Der OF commerce.
The task Of arranging an itin-
erary which would include the
representative districts Of the
state in the limited time allowed
under the homeseekers' ticket,
twenty one days, was an exceed
ingly difficult one, according to
Secretary Quayle. The matter has
been under advisement since the
land settlement conference held
in Portland June Z, and every ef-
fort has been made to route the
party over the state in the most
effective way, according to Quayle
While the itinerary in general
will be followed as outlined, it
was announced that it was sub
ject TO change in some instances,
inasmuch as the routing Of the
party through a few districts
would be governed by the num-
Der OF settlers who make up the
party.
The party will arrive at 0ntar-
10 from Omaha July 21, spending
over a week in eastern Oregon.
From The Dalles they will reach
Portland on the evening of July
2s. spending the night there.
After breakfast at Portland, the
party will be met by delegates
from different sections Of west
ern Oregon. some taken down the
river to Astoria. south to Tilla-
nook and catch the party the eve
ming Of the both at Salem. 9th
ers Of the party will be taken
through Washington county, Yam
hill county and part of Polk
county. arriving at Salem the eve
ming Of the goth. Others will be
taken via Oregon City, Aurora and
branch roads, arriving at Salem
the 30th. Others may spend a day
in and around Portland, so that
the entire party may reach Salem
for dinner the evening Of the
both. The full party to have din
ner at Salem the evening OF the
30th, remaining there all night.
The party leaving Salem the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Thousands
Pack Hotels
OfNew York

New York. July New yorE
hotels were crowded to overflow
ing today, and In the lobbies. din
ing rooms and Railways there was
buzz OF conversation in which
the words Dempsey ami carpen-
tier" predomlnated.
Fully five thousand ou' 0: town
folks registered yesterday who
announced their intention Of see
ing the fight and some twenty
thousand were expected to flow In
today from every part Of the con-
tinent.
One hotel announced last right
that It could not care for more
guests.
Cots were installed In corridors.
on the roofs and in other places
not often slept in.
The crowd attending the bout,
the largest in the history VIII he
the most orderly, officials prom
lsed.
Nearly two thousand policemen
and detectives inside and outside
of the arena will be placed.
Most novel in the plan to pre-
vent confusion will be the estab-
lishment Of dead line" extend
ing a pproximately four blocks on
all sides Of the arena. Bluecoats
stationed at intervals of a few
yards on this boundary will bar
admittance to all persons Eho do
not possess tickets or other orcrer
credentials.
The issue OF bogus tickets IN
many sections Of the country has
added to the problems confronting
Promoter Tex Rickard and the po-
lice authorities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

morning OF the 31st will cover
towns betweensSalem and Eugene,
the party dividing and covering
territory both sides OF the Will
lamette river. arriving at Eu-
gene for dinner in the evening.
After breakfast at Eugene the
party will cover territory between
there and Roseburg, arriving in
Roseburg for dinner in the eve
ming.
From Roseburg they will go
south to Medford and Ashland,
over "a klamath Fails and Crater
Lake, returning TO Omaha thru
Bend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

Jersey City, July battling
Nelson. who predicted the down
fall Of Jess willard at Toledo two
years ago. predicts that tomor-
rows contest will be the shortest
aud most yielOusly fought in
heavyweight history. The bat
tier" has been here for a week.
Il look for the battle to end be =
fore either Dempsey or Csrpen-
tier gets warmed up" Nelson said
today. They are terrific hitter
and one Of them will drop ir shos
order. or course. / am sticking {,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Reptiles for Pets
Popular in Lon

London, July l.-ReptiHa
cots are the latest fad Of fss
The familiar lap dog win
have to look to it laurels, \
snake. chamelons. and Otbp
ards are being carried by h
when they walk or drive.
Pythons, boas and allIp
which are stocked by many I
larger London concerns, sn
ousting the domestic cat flu
hearthrug, and there is nol
that the keeping of harmla
tiles is becoming a fashIQ
hobby.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

ment to protect it finn
tionists who were then I
war upon the Governms,,
bandits. we're then slain I,
reyolutionists. Fisher con,'I Y
Fisher discovered ths "
gold, he says, through !,
who was at one time caOl,.
the bandits and who Is,n'
the location Of the n
Fischer has been roamIs,
mountain Businesses Of M,
ten years in search OF the K
cave.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Nelson Predicts
Knockout; Holds
Dempsey Best Bet

Dempsey. He looks better 10 NE
than when he fought willard.
he's got rsore class: knows T ere
stuff and Is q better ard mere
polished goxeT.
You'll recall that saic at 70
ledo that willard will ger the
punching Of his life. The same
thing goes for Car,5eatiel Os4IS-
sey looks like eineh- - 'efs
right hand, Carpenter will be
slowed for a ie4s 49,
knock him into somebody's zap
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
CanpGates
Closed
All Today
2earns and Trainers
Irritable On Eve of
Battle, But Dempsey
Good Humored

Atlantic City. N. J.. July /.
Jack Dempsey left here
shortly after 2 O'Clock this
afternoon for Jersey City In
special car.
Atlantic City n. j., July -
This is getaway day for JaeL
Dempsey. Before sundowr tbis
evening. the grim. determined
Dempsey will be secluded amid
the strange surroundings CT pri-
yate residence in Jersey City, there
to remain until he faces Georges
Carpenter In the battle OF bis life
tomorrow afternoon.
Everything is in readiness for
the champions departure. Man
ager KearBs Is taking every pre-
caution to have the champion rest
In absolute quiet away from the
eyes OF the curious thousands.
JACK Like B0v.
Dempsey Is happy In this libeF-
alton and more like a boy hrlm-
ming over with anticipation than
a heavyweight champion facing
the most important battle OF bis
career.
After playing cards with bis
handlers last night and reading
kilograms containing messages Of
good luck. the titIe-holder went to
bed and Trant. Dempsey body
guard. Who sleeps in az aIjCin-
ing room. is authority for the
statement that the champion slept
soHndly for nearly nine hours.
Dempsey is an unusual cham
pion in al least one conspicuous
respect. Virtually on TIE ecning
Of his crucial engagement he Is
displaying none Of that gruuchI-
ness and unapDroachability that
additionally has come TO be re-
garded as the conclusive proof Of
a fighter being on edge" for an
important battle Tie develop
ment OF irritabllity has long been
considered necessary to the ft'ain-
ment OF prime physical condition
Trainers Irritable.
This does not hold true ith
Dempsey. Manager Kearns aud
others connected with The cham
pion have felt the strain Of the
protracted training perlnd ana
are showing II more than their
subject. What some OF those |
around him consider an annoy
ance. Dempsey accepts as an
amusing interruption with the
Of casual acquaintance
and utter strangers meeting him
every day he has preserved a cor
diality and heartiness which his
associates have lost.
Final preparations for the de-
parture TO Jersey Cit we're COM
pleted soon after breakfast TODAY.
and the keys OF the two houses.
which have been De psey's samp
were turned over 10 their o,iners.
DOGS Sent Aheli.
Dempsey'a three Eeigian police
logs, which have been with him
Turing the training grind, already
IRE in Jersey City They were
aken there in the champions
limousine by his brother. bernard
Dempsey. Yesterday.
Don't forget to let them ont
'nee in a while for a brief run. :
vas the champions final inStruc-
ions as the big car rolled away. {
With the dogs poking their beads !
ut Of the windows.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Graceful Grating

Lonlon. July l - If you lose
your thumb by accident it may be
satisfactorily replaced by your big
toe. A French surgeon has per
formed the operation with com
plete success. The patient. howey-
er. must remain for a fortnight
with his hand attached to his foot
before the toe is completely sever
ed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

london. July l.-Tender forms
have been issued BY the British
Admiralty for the construction On
private yards Of four new battle
ships. which are 70 embody an the
lessons Of the war.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Daugherty Declines to

4 DaughertY Declines to
+ Attend Bout Tomorrow
X Washington. July AT
= torney General Daughterty
X announced today that be )
+ would not attend the Demp- :
x sey-Carpentier fight because
4 he had too much respect for
X the opinion Of people who
+ disapproYed OF prize fights !
* and Of whom | must be q SORT !
X OF unofficial representa- !
+ tive" :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01
Buses Snnnlant Railroads

Albany Or. July As ~
suit Of curtailed train service on
main lines and suspended service
OF branch lines in Southwest Geor-
gia. autobus and motor truck lines
are fast supplanting railroad serv-
ice. Bus line operators state there
are more than fifty successful
lines in operation in Georgia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-01

Atlantic City. N. J.. July /.
Jack Dempsey left here
shortly after 2 o'clock this
afternoon for Jersey City in a
special car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
stock Houses PLAY Same SHOW

An unusual situation In local thentrl :
Gals occurs next week, when both thc
Mae Desmond Players at the Metro
pOlitan Opera House and the Orpheum
Players in Germantown produce the
same show. Over the Hill to the Poor
house Mae Desmond will switch from
her role Of the young heroine in I'm
Old Kentucky" to the aging mother IN
"Ovcr the Hill" while in the case OF
he Orphcum production Il new conner,
Marie Warren we'll known locally,
will join the company TO play the same
role.
Ruth Robinson. Dpwight Meade and
John W. Lott will play the main sup
porting parts in the Orpheum produc-
tion, while Mr.. Fielder. Frank Camp
and Jay Mnlrey have the principal roles
at the Metropolitan.
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wick co.starred in a sincere, true-to-
life Story of a Young married COuple.

wick Costarred In a sincere, tfue-tO-
life story Of a young married couple
COLONIAL -- Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday The Sign on the Door.
with Norma Taimadge Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, "Cappy Ricks,' y
taken from Peter II. kyne's sea
stories, with Thomas Meighau fea-
tured.
TuPEPIA AL--"Tho S,gu on ,hr Door.
directed bv Herbert Bronou, with
\orma Talmadge playing one of the
greatest roles Of her cnrcer Also
Charlie Chapltns Idle Class"
ALHANBRI-Mon Tuesday and
Wednesday, "The Little Fool a
screen adaptation of Jack LOndou's
siOrl. Tie Little Lady in the Zig
House. and Chaplin's idle Class.
Thu sday. Friday and Saturday, BE
Nond." with Ethel clayton.
GREAT NORTHERN- The Sign on the
Door" based on Charming Pollock =
stage success. with Norma TalmaGge
starred. Also Chapln's Idle Class. '
MARKET SyEEET-Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday. "Cappy RiCks," with
Thomas Meighan in "A story of the sea
with comedy aud nclodrdnIa mixed.
Thursday. Friday and saturday, The
old Nest" with Mary Alden featured
i'm a atory Of mother love and iniIu-
enCc
LOCUST "rho old Nest." Ruucr,
Hughes story Of home ami mother
love. with Mary Aides. Helene chad.
wick and Cullen Lands.
RIrOLI-- Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesdar, Up the Road with Sallie,'
reissu. Of one of Constance Tai.
madge'S most popular pictures taken
r!Om a popular novel. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, "The Journeys
End" Hugo Ballin production. the
first drama without subtitle. Idle
class" with Chaplin all week
BFLMONJ --. Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday. When Lights ArE Low
Sessue Hayakawa's latest. taken from
- story by Lloyd Osborne. Thursday
Friday and Saturday. "'rhe Princess
Of New York" with David Powell
COLISEUN - Mondsy and Tuesday
Beyond" with Ethel Clayton in .
story written by Sil Henry Arthur
Jones; Wednesday. "Welcume Chil.
drcn"; Thursday and Friday. "CuDpy
RiCE"," with Thomas Mrighau. Sat.
urUa, "Cold steel" with Kathleen
clifford.
CFD4H- Monday, Tuesday aud We'd
uesday, The Affairs OF AuaIol.' Cecil
4 De Miles all.star feature. Thurs.
day, 1T Might Happen to YOU;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
PHOTOPLAY GUIDE
FOR WEEK TO CONE
NEW pHOTOPLAYs

NkEY-"The Hell Diggers," with
Wallace Reid in an out-of-doors part
\ story OF u feud between farmers
and a great dredging corporation
taken from one Of Byron Morgan S
YARNS. LOIS Wilson supplies the ro.
nance
KARLTON- The Son OF Wallngrord.'
in which the famous swindler and
Blackie Duw appear. together with
WallingfOrds son who decides not TO
follow his fathers crooked path. Tom
Gallery. George webb and Wilfred
North in the cast
ARCADIA-"TheS speed Gtrl.' in which
BebC Daniels is the madCap heroine.
shows bchind-the-aCenes views Of q
movinE.DiC studio and introduces a
new leading man in Theodore Won
Elts.
ITCTORTA-"The Golden Snare" one Of
James Oliver Curwood's stories OF the
picturesque Northland with Lewis
Stone and Ruth Rennick. A pack Of
wolfdogs plays vital part in the
story.
EEGENT--"Habit' featuring Mildred
Harris \ society drama ending with
thrilling and bitter struggle between
two men. Fashions shown I'm the pic.
ture are the very latest models from
France.
BLUEBIPD Monday and Tuesday.
The cabinet Of Dr.. Caligarl," thar
etrango and impressive foreign film
built along new lines OF art and noted
for its b2arre and futuristIc settings
.AllBAESI Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday, our Mutual Friend. D."
rictur.2ation ~ the Dickens novel.
said to preserve the flavor Of the orig
maI Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
The old Oaken Bucket" film ba sed
on the poem of that name
PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED
T4NTON-"Oyer the Hill." taken from
VIII T. Carleton : poems Mother love
ard everyday life in the home are
,n.d in = ightforward way. Mary
,'u' featured.
pliirE--"'rne sign on tho Door"
grppiuE dIam.a with Norma T.Imadee .
IN one Of the hnest roles Of her rarecr
charles RiChman, Paul MCAllister and
Lew cody In the supporting cast.
CAPITOL--" Dangerous Curve Ahead" ="
with Richard Dix and Helene Chad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Friday and Saturday, THE Golden
Trail" with Jane Noyak,

STRA ND--Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday "Cappy Kicks" with 1'home @
Meighan Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urdar. Tho Foolish Age" hrst show
ing OF light comedy, featuring Doris
May, with Bull Montana" in her sun
port. Chaplin's Idle Class" ali week.
IRA DER Monday, Tuesday and We'd.
nesdor "Cappy Ricks." with Thomas
Meighan: Wednesday. "The Snoh f."
with Wanda Tlawley Friday and Sat.
urday, "Passin' Thru" with Douglaa
MacLean. '''
LiBERT RTi-Monday "Jim the Penna n q"
with Lionel Barrymore TUESDAY. at
the End of the World" with BETTY
CompSon; Wednesday, "Footlights."
Win Elsie Ferguson Thursday and
Barthelmess; Saturday, 70 a Fin.
ish, with Buck Jones,
FAIRMOUNT-Mondav. "tsvar Since
Eve Tuesday, The Miracle OF
Manhattan; "Wednesday, "The Great
Impersonation," with James Kirk.
wood Thursday. "ExperienCe," with
Richard Bartheliness Friday "i5ig
Game; Saturday, ITO a Finish'h
with Buck Jones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Dudley Dioues = Director

Dudley DiggeS who plays the role of
the stolid, conservative English hus-
band in A. A. Mines comedy. Mr..
PIN Passes BY" now at the Garrick.
is also well known as director. He
has been for number of years con-
Mectrd with the Theatre Guild in New
York, and last season he staged" Heart
break House" the most recent Shaw
play TO have a showing in this country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Psychology and "The BAT"

AT every performance of The Bat
little circular is given to every mem.
Der Of the audience asking that the
d"nouem"nt of this mystery play be kept
secret in order that the enjoyment of
others may not be spoiled. According
to IN" management. that little request
has been kept wherever the play has
gonG, and seldom. except in the case
OF those seeing the play second time.
does any one know the solution of the
MYSTERY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
"Tit.for.Tat" at Casino

Hurtig's "'rit for-Tat" will be the
attraction at the Casino next week.
Helen Spencer and George Niblo head
Il large cast of entertainers and fun
makers. The principal portion of the
bill is n musical burlesQue. 1.-The Ridic-
ulous TO the Sublime Sam Morris
wrote the book and Hugh Schubert the
special music. In the support of Niblo
and Miss Spencer IRE Johnny O'DOn.
nell. Jimmie Connors. Gilmore Wilson
and Teddy Ulrich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
Leo Ditrichstein to PLAY Here

Those who remember Leo Dtrich-
stein in such gallic characters as those
he played in THE Marquise dc Priola '
and "The Great Lover" will be in .
t"rcSted to know that he is coming To-
Philadelphia in another play Of Partisan
life in the near future. This time il
il II comedy. "Toto," adapted by
Achmed Abdullah from the French of
Maurice Hennequin and Felix Duqucs.
nal,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
rroeadero Has "Jollv Girls"

Mile. Morita is thc special attraction
Of the ".IolIy Girls" show. which
comes to the Troradcro Monday night
This foreign artist has repertoire of
classical and unusual dances. Among
those in the cast are Lew Gordon,
Harry Suatton. Eddie Miller, Pearl
Lang and many others.