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Evening star., 1922-05-28
COSMOS 1.-The Jazz.o-Maniacs. :"

\ THE Jazz-o-Maniaes." featuring the
Atkinson -Hasson- Mack Trio, with the
Juniper Jazz Band, described as sing
ing. dancing and musical organization
of the better kind, featuring music and
not noise, will be the outstanding feature
of the Cosmos Theater bill this week A
companion stellar attraction will present
Bobby Bernard, the well known WASH
ington comedian. and his own company.
in THE Soap Salesman a lau,snabie.
one-act, character comedy, by William
Fried
Others will include Howard and Den
ny. burlesque recruits. with all new
comedy features: the Dennis Sisters. a
trio of talented girls in sones and cos
tune dances; Bert Shepherd and Com
pany, Australian bush whip experts. and
"BIrnum,.' mystery with two voices.
The photoplay feature will picture
Frank Mayo. in The Man Who Mar
ried His Wife," a strange Aim story of
a man of two faces who fought for the
love of the same woman twice and won.
A Pathe comedy. the International! News
and the Urban Movie Chats will be
other attractions shown at all perform
ances from Monday to Saturday.
An attractive bill of entertainment ID
announced for today, starting at pm.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Legend Of Sleepy Hollow

"THE Legend Of Sleepy. Hollow" a
screen. version of Washington
Irving.s immortal classic, starring
viii Rogers, fbr release by the w. w.
Hodkinson. corporation. was started
last week Under .hs direction Of Ed
ward ysntur1tir The interiors Of the
picture. are being, made at the Norma
Talmadse stvdios in. New York.
Mr.. Eogsrs.wilf be pictured in the
famous, fiction character of Ichabod
Crane, while sRAn Hendricks. the man.
who played tie .paEt2o OF Omaha Pete in
the Sinclair lewis picture. Free
Air" will be seen al Bron Bones, ana
Lois MerBdith. new playing = with
Doris Keane In The Cxarina, = will
be seen as Katrina. Other members
Of the cast are Emily Fftzroy, Charles
Z. Graham. Downing Clarke. Nfcho-
las Brunham- and Kate. Jepson. $50.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
AGNES AYREs end, CONRAD
NAeE1 Pslsce ~ =
Maria Samson at Rialto

of interest to music lovers is the
announcement by Moore's Rialto
Theater that this week. beginning to-
day, Maria Samson will appear.
Born in Hungary. Miss Samson
early is said to have developed great
musical talent and was graduated
from the Royal Academy. She was
engaged by the Royal Opera at Buda-
pest to sing leading rolss-a most
unusual distinction.
During her Six years with the Royal
Opera she sang Mimi in La Boheme"
Gn which she made her debut.
and in Madame Butterfly, Mig,
non," Carmen" The Magic Flute
and other operas.
The young artist came to this coun-
try in 1921 and appeared for twenty
weeks at the Capitol Theater, in New
York. where she sang leading roles
in THE Chocolate Soldier" "The
Flrefy'' and THE Blue Paradise"
She is said to have a lyric soprano
voice of unusual range, brilliancy and
quality, a delightful personality and
| a ieeen sense of humor.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach, the nearby
Maryland resort. was opened for the
season yesterday. Music by Ralph
-Garren's Jazz Orchestra. free dane
ing, fishing. salt water bathing, boat
ing. boardwalk promenading and pic
nickinG in shady groves are the
principal attractions. Numerous
amusementS are picturesquely situ-
ated along the boardwalk over the
water. The summer schedule of
trains TO and from the beach became
oDerafive yeSterday b-y,.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Great Falls Park.

Great Falls Park opens for the sea
son. Tuesday, Memorial day. The park
management is making preparations
for a record crowd. The park
will feature all the attractions that
have proved popular in the past. and
free dancing. as usual. will be one OF
the outstanding amusements' of this
outdoor recreation ground. Boating
fishing. shady picnic grounds, the
historic falls of the Potomac-"the
Niagara of the South and the rem
nants of George Washington's' en-
gineering skill in the canal. mill and
foundry he built prove attractive
alike to the tourist, the patriot and
the pleasure seeker.
Great Falls Park Is reached by n
delightful ride through the Virginia
countryside, and fast train service
makes the outing an added delight.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
A Picture of Nationaities.
GALAXY of nationalities appear

4 GALAXY Of nationalities appears
"A in The Man Unconquerable,
Forthcoming Paramount picture.
Jack Holt. the star. is as pure an
American as could be found, being
descended 1t is said, from some of the
oldest. families of Virginia: Sylvia
Dreamer. leading woman, is an Aus
tralian; and Jean de Briac, one OF the
villains. is of French descent.
: Among the other roles and extras
appear one native of East India. three
Malays, two negroes presumably OF
African origin), ten Cinnamon, ana
one japanese, George Kuwa, who has
a good part as a Chinese character.
Clarence Burton does the role of
Swede-a real bad man-but declares
he is not a Scandinavian either oy
descent or birth. He is an American
Anne Schaeffer is of Teutonic ances-
try, Edwin Stevens is American. Chris
Martin Is Mexican and Jack Naverro
Is Spanish.
The only nationality lacking. appar-
emily. is a native of the Island of Yap.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Scene Shifting.

THE southwest held interesting ex-
periences for the transforming
Thespian in the 'S0's-or at least 30
says Theodore Roberts. the veteran
character actor.
1--WE were going out of a town IN
northern Texas one time says ROB-
erts.' "The scenery was piled up
alongside the station, when a tornado
came along and carried it mile ana
a half. We picked living room out
of scornfield, while our 'off1ce' set
reposed jauntiiy atop the steeple OF
q crossroads church"
Evening star., 1922-05-28
STRAND-.spirit of '7e. -

Next week. beginning Sunday next.
the Strand Theater.-will offer for the
admission prices. Spirit OF '76." pro-
duced alta cost of nearly half million
dollars. and being eighteen months
in the making. The picture is a screen
story OF the revolutionary war and
combines history, romance. adventure
AIDA Gleason, Jane Novak Howard
Gray. John ACosgrave., Noah Beery
Marie Desmond, Ben Lewis, Doris
Pawn.EWiTlfam Lawrence, Chief Dark
Cloud sahd. dozen others of note ap-
peaf s.iI, the cast. A special musical
setting will accompany all showings
Evening star., 1922-05-28
York.

Today, Conway Tearle. in Loves
Masquerade" and Fair Enough" To-
morrow, Jack Holt and Agnes Ayres.
in Bought and Paid For" and Harry
Pollard, in do Me a Favor" Tues
day, Richard, Barthelmess. in "The
Seventh Day." and Buster Keaton, i'm
Cops" Wednesday, Eugene OBrien.
in THE Prophets Paradise" and
"'Tis the Bull" Thursday, Alma
Rubens, in Find the Woman" and
Harry Pollard, in Light Showers"
Friday, Viola Dana, in GLASS
Houses" and Monkey Shines" Sat
urday. Jan of the Big Shows" and
''Torchy's Ghost"
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Empire.

Today. The Sin of Martha Queed,"
also Harold Lloyd comedy. Tomor-
row. Sunshine Harbor." also Harold
Lloyd comedy. Tuesday. matinee. 2
also comedy. Wednesday, Mary Carr
in over the ) HILL" also comedy
Thursday. "A Western Thorough
bred" also Special Delivery" Fri
day. Miss Du Pont. in "A Wonderful
Wife" also The Piper" SATURDAY.
Shirley Mason. in Very Truly Yours"
also surprise night" at 7:45 o'clock
ONLY
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Strand VIII Close.

WITH the fipal showing next Sat-
~ urday night of the vaudeville
program presented this week the
Strand Theafer4win close its second
season..
General Manager Sparrow an
nounces. that...for several weeks fol-
lowing -fhe- ,discontinuance of vaude-
Vile, the Strand will Offer a series
of large, and spectacular photoplay
productions. 49, ',--- = -
The latter part Of August the house
will resume its regular. policy of
vaudeville and picture attractions
combined, playing Loew's high-class
vaudeville.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
LINc0LN-"Find the Woman"

Alma Rubens and Harrison Ford
will be pictured at the Lincoln
Theater the first two days of this
week, beginning this afternoon. in
Paramount's Find the Woman" an
exciting detective play. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. Charlie
Chaplin's new comedy for First Ma
tional. PAY Day" and Morals"
May McAvoy: Friday and Saturday,
Thomas Meighan, in Paramount's Aim
version of Peter B. Kyne's story.
"Cappy Ricks.' Shorter films and
orchestral and pipe organ music will
be daily attractions.
Evening star., 1922-05-28

ed up box ONCE records that have
yet to be surpassed, 1t is said. At the
Fulton theater. which seats hut 924
people. 1t played TO $24,sle.5o in six
days. This was due to dolly mat :
inees. made necessary by the public
clamor for tickets. :
Naturally the managers who turned
1t down are. yet chagrined. not to
mention the motion picture interests
screen rights they once refused for
nominal figure.
Miss varesi toured all Of the large
American cities with the play and is
success IN London. It's production
this week by the Garrick Players
marks the release of the attraction
for stock purposes.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Chevy Chase Lake.

afternoon dancing Decoration day,
starting promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Souvenirs are also to be given-a box
of candles TO severy lady present.
However suvenirs. are but an added
attraction. The two big pavilions with
faultless dancing floors are declared
to be among the finest this city Of
ters. Meyer Davis music and Pete
Macias' orchestra will play every
nic hit in the week. Something big is
D. u:niscd for FriGay night.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Elsie Fergu-
son and Wallace Reid, in Forever.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Cecil B. De
Miles. in Saturday Night" Thurs
day. Alice Brady. in Ordeal of Ro-
setta." Friday, Marie Provost, in
''The Dangerous Little Demon" Sat
urday, Clara kimball Young, in THE
Road Through the Dark"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas II
Ince's Hail the Woman" and Joe
Rock, in The Fast Male: Tuesda:.
Sessue Hayakawa, in THE Vermillion
PENCIL and Johnny Hines, in
'Torchy's Ghost; matinee, 3. pm.
Wednesday. Raymond Hatton, in His
Back Against the WALL" and Bobby
Vernon, in "A, Barnyard Cavalier;
Thursday and Friday, 'over the Hill.
featuring Mary Carr; Saturday, Tom
Mix. in Chasing the Moon" and
Snub Pollard, in Full o. Pep.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas Mel
CHAN. in THE Bachelor Daddy; Tues
day and Wednesday. Norma Tall
madge. in '.Smilin' Through: Thurs
day, Hobart Bosworth. in THE Cup
of Life" and "Ohe Stormy Night;
Friday, Viola Dana. in "Glass
Houses" and Harry Pollard, in DO
Me Favor" :eSaturday, Jane Novak,
in "The Belle of Alaska" and "A Nick
Of. Time Hero"
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Coming Attractions
GARRICK-"The Acquittal. !"

Elmer Rice's great mystery melo-
drama, 1.-The Acquittal," offered for
the first time as a stock attraction.
will be presented next week by the
Garrick Players.
William Harrigan, who was for two
years featured in the production, will
join the Garrick Players for the role
of newspaper man detective" in
which he won brilliant success.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Elite.

Today, Richard Barthelmess, in, "The
Seventh Day: Charlie Chaplin, in
PAY Day" Tomorrow, Anna Q. Nils
son. in Three Live Ghosts: Charlie
Chaplin. in PAY Day" Tuesday.
THE Sheik's Wife: Wednesday,.
David Powell. in Loves Boomer
ang": Thursday. Hobart Bosworth. in
"A Thousand to One; Friday, George
Arliss, in "The Ruling Passion: Sat
urday. Constance Talmadge, in Polly
OF the Follies."
Evening star., 1922-05-28
New.

Today, Dustin Farnum. in Iron To
Cold" Tomorrow, William S. Hart.
in Primal Lure" Tuesday, Tom Min,
in Chasing the Moon" Wednesday
and Thursday, over the HILL" Fri
day, William Fairbanks, in "HelI's
Border" Saturday, Comedy night
Evening star., 1922-05-28
B. F. KE1TH's-Fanny Brice.

Next week at B. F. Keith's Thea
ter the bill will present Fanny Brice
of the "Foliies," Weaver and Wea-
yer, "The 'Arkansaw Travellers; Dill
lon and Parker, in mic Macs of
Now; Rome and Gaut, in When Ex-
tremes Meet; Pepita Granados and
company, in Spanish dances: Harry
Holman and company, in Hard
The Miniature Mccormack; Van
Cello and Mary and other features.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge, in "Smilin' Through: Tues
day and Wednesday. Thomas Mel
CHAN, in THE Bachelor Daddy: /:
Thursday. Seena Owen, in. Sisters"
Favor: Friday, Jane Novak, ia "The
Belle OF Alaska" and James Aubrey,
in. "A Charmed Life; Saturday,
Hobart Bosworth. in "The Cup of
Life" and "Torchy's~ Frame-up."
Evening star., 1922-05-28

The pictures in which Constanc
,Talmadge has appeared since Fire
National released them are The Vir-
tuous vamp," Dangerous Business
Lessons in Love" 'In Search of =
Sinner Two Weeks" ''Tempera-
mental Wife" "Mamma's Affair.
Love Expert" wedding Bells.
'Woman's Place" Polly of the Fol-
les "A Perfect Woman" Good Ref
erences" and "A Primitive Lover"
Evening star., 1922-05-28

Others will be Wells, Virginia and
West, as 1.-TWO jolly Tars and
Girl; Moody and Duncan, In their
novel "Opera and Jazz. Inc"; Nine.
Varady and company in novelty,
Jack Hanley and his funny sticks,
and the usual house additions.
Today at 3 and SIS the Anal per-
formances of last weeks bill will be
given 20.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Photoplays This Week

AT PHOTOPEAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
Observation-Disclosures Coogan Trouble" Shown this after
i
PALACE-"The Ordeal" Shown this AFTERNOON
RIALTO-The Trap Maria Samson singer after
H..
COLUMBIA-"The Good Provider." Shown this
CRANDALLS- Hand Rose and Cops" his after
LINCOLN-'Fnd Woman" Shown this afternoon
Evening star., 1922-05-28

Harrigan & Hart, one Of the. most
famous of stage teams william Har-
rfgan. who comes TO the Gafrick ne1k
week, Is . son OF Ned Harrigan, and
1.-THE Acquittal,r in which he will
play, ssthe production In which he
was starred tor two full seasons
Evening star., 1922-05-28

William FaVersham will tour Long
Island this summer to ASSIST the Pro-
fessiQa Children's School. He will
present three one-aet plays. $
Evening star., 1922-05-28
11llpse4l'ei{y
Il Theater and Phot0plw
Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK.

GARRICK-Ente Madame comedy. Opening performance to-
evening. >--
B. F. KEITHS-Peggy Woods vaudeville show omor-
vaudeville New show omor-
afternoon.
STRANDB OF Dance Hits vaudeville Opens this afternoon
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Princess.

Call" Tuesday, Helen Chadwick and
Richard Dix, in, THE Glorious Fool"
Wednesday. Norma Talmadge, in THE
Moth" Thursday, Lois Wilson, in
Miss Lulu Bett." Friday. Fred Stone.
in BILLY jim" Saturday. Charles
Ray, in THE transformer"
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Metropolitan

( clara Kimball Young. in her latest
production, THE Worldly Madonna. '
Evening star., 1922-05-28
CrandalI's.

william c. De Miles production of
Bought and Paid For" starring Jack
Holt and Agnes Ayress also First Ma
tfonafs frivolous Wives.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Rudolph Val
sheik." % Tuesdsy. wallace Reid. in
"The, worlds Champion" 'wednes-
day, Helen Chadwick. in THE Gle-
rious Fool Thursday. Jack Holt. in
"The Grim Comedian" Friday. Betty
Compson, in "The Law and the Wom-
"iis Back Against the Wall"
Evening star., 1922-05-28
NEXT WEEKS pHoToPLAYs.
Columbia.

George Melford's production Of
'sThe Woman Who walked Alone
starring Dorothy Dalton.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Palace
Rialto,

Priscilla Dean. in Wesley Ruggles'
of wild Honey"
Evening star., 1922-05-28

First Nationals production. "
Question of Honor" featuring AMT
Stewart.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
.Hippodrome.

Today. Wesley Barry, in 'iPenrod."
Tomorrow, Norma Talmadge. in THE
Sign on the Door,. Tuesday. George
Fitzmaurice's Experience" wednes-
day. Miss Dupont, in Shattered
Dreams.'' Thursday. Jackie Coogan,
In "Peck's Bad Boy"
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge. In 'Smilin's Through; Tues
CHAN, in .The Bachelor Daddy"
Thursday. Jane Novak, in "The Belle
of Alaska. "A Rambling Romeo"
Friday. Hobart Bosworth, in .'The
Cup OF Life" and "a Nick of Time
Hero" Saturday, Helen Chadwick
and Richard Dix, in sHfhe Glorious
Fool" and Harry Pollard. in do
Me . Favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
THE SOCIAL CORNER
OPPORTUNITY PROMISES, BUT IT NEVER
 GUARANTEES.

their individual judgment Is supreme These people who are continually criti- islng the forms of our government finding fault with manufacturers, even raising their voices as to how much otT- ter conditions could be, and should pc: if their ideas were E7aintalned ana T (the small word) they, the opposing ele- ment. only could run the universe. we often hear the slang expressicH srevt "chronic k.ekers" Wht:h anrlies to this class, and really they are most cengeaial with one another than with others ef reasonable consideration.
 wish to thanfS Interested Reader Tor 6 very dainty ar sretty calendar, which I received. I appreciate 1t. and 1t hangs over my desk. where see It often ana think of what 1t represents. kind re- menorance from the Social Corner.
 My sympathy goes out to all who are III and suffering. May their hours Of anxiety soon change and heaNh De re- stored and happy days return.
 At this season the leafbess trees and barren fields seem void of any life. but we are confident In Nature, that the birds and tiny blades of grass will ap- pear again in their due time. The Ter turning of the sPringtine always ap- peais to me. like the bright sunny day following the storm. ! am sure we all enjoy seeing the violets and the eye brights awake from their winters sleep and to welcome again the birds as they sine their notes of song.
 Kind wishes to all.
 IF5NyyYE
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

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 'It was just about two years ago that began to be distressed af CT every meal. had awful sm9thering spells at times and my heart beat so irregularly that I often thought, I wouldn't live through the attack. Headaches ere the bane of. my ex- istence and | shudder even now when I think of them. My back hurt me, too and it was just agony for me to bend over and straighten up again.
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
CHATTY LETTER FROM CRIMSON RAMBLER

Dear Corner Members: What a glori- ous snowstorm we did have-fer anyone who likes iti Not for me, however.
 Gala Lily: How busy you must be drumming your Social Corner family to- gether each month
 Baisan Fir: Glad to read another iet- ter from your pen after such a long ab- sence. Call often; that is what helps the page along. Glad to see so many letters n the two Hast editions.
 Lucy Acorn: Where art thou? Ex- pected to see a letter from you every month, but fai, to see it very recently. Wake up Lucy.
 Am very sorry to hear that Grandma H. Is on the sick list Hope when spring, gentle spring" comes she will be her own dear self once again. Interested Reader: Am surprised te find out who you are. Can't very well ge to see yous as the troTeys do not TUT that way now, unless I should go by waS of New London; but may try 1t when ths good old summertime is here How neal 1 do the trelleys come to your home? saw an article in dast weeks paper wher, your husband had been away and jus | returned.
 Joan: Have been looking for you fo ever so long. but don't see you. I uset to think you were quite i1iker on tn 1 turf. but think your marathon quaiitie must be playing out have received valentine from the party you inquire, about in your last letter. Did you re ceive one? I wiA show it to you whel you call.
 l Paula; What has become of. you Heard you Have purchased new run about. Suppose by spring you will b quite an expert at running your cal Come see me.
 CRIMSON RAMBLER.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

peared to. So. judging from that 1t must be pretty good. You know the old say- ing, the proof of the pudding Is the eating" but in this case it is salad.
 As ] am young housekeeper enjoy looking each week for the- tested re- cipes that I find on the Social Corner page for I find they are far better than going to the cook books of which have many up.to-date ones. The cid and tried recipes are very hard to find. ! have nay cook book started with only tested recipes that have been softu, nate to obtain. Sc each week hope the sisters will send in recipe to heip me i'll my own cook book.
 Madeleine. Your recipe for n.akins raisip pie was very good. I have been long tine trying to get one and was very pleased when my eyes fell upeE your recipe.
 Eva c: am also very glad to knew that you are a member of the Social Cor ner and hope some day we may havs the pleasure of meeting. surely
 would be pleased to give you ali my pat terms In tatting.
 With best wishes to all. TATTING.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
EpRM-H BULLETIN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lS, 1922

rhe,matisrs, which took my extra time to carrv of,t dector,s ofdera but ne is improying 60 he can get about some,
 ! have two good. cold and cough recipes which [ think ought to be passed s4sng. ! know tAey are Geoa, aa Se uee tnsW constantly throHsss the wfHteT .Aenthh ::
 For irritation of the thFn&s sAa ces' eer,As and paFagofia Hssx weh. aHd iske M s. h ssnafl doses as caasi Fsdulrss. Tbie was given to ne used t asl6 tc1Hq ls ay4 lss vafk well. sa pess t aA
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 ccasa Miss:.s. One eunes eaes Of castor ell syrpp os sauiHs, nisFe para goFse end ipieaa. mixed Pour t inte 2 iaFge fnegth bottle containing two cyps os New Orleans naalasses. M!x well and shaks before taking. The dose is ter a day and for children one teaAnean three or four times g day. If too lassI tive. reduce doses. For 9 small family ! ] get half the recipe, % to have etls in | fresh. have gwen thls to a let F pee' ! nie to use and all rspeTt t are fei ioesening cc.d-
 Rundh:a Bee; Did you set your recires' Hope you liked them ss well as Sistel Graee's family dA.
 olu eSiofys f6u seeyF5Sa 70 SfIJUy yuNt self at the Social Corner. Who was th' l young man?
 Ln; had yeaF badge at the FebFuAr, l meeting. Please come te ne all wh, 1 have ordered badges fer the March meet i ing. as I have them from Dalah Deal. i think they look very nice and we don fonget the pennsnle Of writer. Sweet Fanny: Welcome to The Corner J Year daughter and used to sew at Mrt D's, where we learned our trAds.
 am glad we sent OUT Sunshine bex | shugg'e before she passed away. Sh was go piessed. also ordered fewer from Club No ? for her funeral. Snug gIe was Mrs Thomas Beetham-
 send the peanut butter fsfdse ths someone asked for. It Is very nice.
 Peanut Butter Fudge: Two euns gran Iiated sugar twe-thrds CUP milk he
 together untM it forms 9 soft ball in
 cup of cold water. Beat until cream
 tkeep hot while heating) and add fou
 tablespoons of peanut butter and on
 teaspoon vanilla. Coeeanut- fais!ns (
 nnts can be combined with the peany
 butter.
 FH ring of and Het take up the adyel
 tls.ng spasa.
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