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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16

never has seen mine. or any mining
property. that is deserving of u valua-
ton being placed upon it that cannot
be traced in its discovery to the earn
estly prosecuted efforts of prospec-
tor on actual development work This
view is shared by one authority who
in answer to the QUESTIONABLE. says
that TO enact into law the provisions
governing development and assess
ment work would be to sound the
death knell of prospecting in remote
districts Ii would eliminate embark
alton upon long chance projects fac
tor that has resulted in the mining
industry occupying the high plane Of
development which it holds"
Cash Payment and Recording.
The bulk OF opinion is cast against
the proposal to make payment of mon
ey permissible in lieu of actual assess
ment work on mining claims.
The proposal that all claims must be
recorded in the local office is also
made the mark of criticism Pros
pectors declare that the land offices
are so distant from the claim sites in
many instances that an element of I'M
certainty is injected into the situation.
They emphasize the view that an en-
tangling of claims is not likely to arise
under the present system of registra-
tion with local authorities. stating
that much trouble would be inspired
were the administration to be placed
in the hands of those unfamiliar with
local conditions.
Arentz Squares Himself.
In introducing the mining law re-
vision bill" says Mr.. Arentz. Il simply
aimed at placing it on the rolls OF
pending legislation in order that it
might be given the widest publicity and
that it might inspire an indication on
a corresponding scale of the manner
in which the industry would react to
such a measure.
1T was not intended that the meas
use should be urged for congressional
action in its present form, but merely
that time and efforts of the future
might be saved by getting the bill
into shape before it began its
course through legislative channels.
although the bill represents the +
ong, earnest and capable work of the /
committee of engineers that drafted it,
t has only been reasonable 70 subject /
I for time to an open forum to per
leld by all who would be affected by
Enactment of its proposals, for, if the
mining industry does not want to con-
orm to the committees judgment,
congress will surely not pass any bill
n OPPOSITION to the popular wish"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Midnight Mining Co.-Annual meet
ing to be held in Gyde-Taylor build
ing, Wallace. on Tuesday, February
2S. at p. mn. c. Sheridan. presi-
dent.
Sterling Silver Mining Co.-Annual
meeting to be held at the Ryan hotel,
Wallace, on Monday February 27 at
9:SO p. m.-John J. Presley president.
Tamarack & Custer Cons. Mining
meeting to be held in
Day BUILDING. Wallace Thursday, Feb
ruary %. at p. nj. j. Day presi-
dent
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16
MINING LAW REVISION
SENTIMENT AGAINST It
NOT LIKELY THAT ANY SERIOUS
ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE
TO PASS 1T.

Widespread criticism throughout the
mining industry directed against pro
visions OF legislation before congress
proposing revision of the mining laws
will preclude any chances of the pend
ing bill surviving committee action in
its present form. Should provisions
of the bill be found which are favored
generally by the industry, they will be
Incorporated either in an entirely new
substitute measure or radical revis-
ion of the bin now awaiting consid-
GRAFTON by the house committee on
mines and mining. says the Mining
Congress Journal
1t is to be regretted that so few have
expressed their attitude. but when the
committee turns it's attention to the
revision bill, it will find placed at its
disposal complete tabulations of these
expressions of opinion. indicating that
over 20 per cent of those who have
expressed their views believe that no
necessity exists for material changes
in the present federal mining laws.
Certain individual revision proposals
show themselves as objects of such
opposition that no pos
sibility exists for their enactment into
law.
Reflections of the opinion held by
the mining industry concerning the
proposed revisions have been secured
in Washington through use of ques-
tionnaires and interrogating CORES
pondence generally both by Repre-
sentative Samuel s. Arentz, member
Of the house committee on mines and
and a mining engineer of long
experience. and by the American Min !
ne congress-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16
Would Kill Prospecting.

Commenting in this connection. Mr..
perience in the mining industry he
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16
NotIce Of Postponment.

Notice is hereby given that by order
and resolution of the board of direc-
tors of the Hypotheek Mining and
Milling company the time for payment
OF the above assessment has been ex-
tel ded from the Bird day of February
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16
Daily Quotations of Silver, Lead, Zinc and Copper
Which Are the Actual Basis Of Settlement

o
he
OF $ n
for Western brands:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16

1922. to the Srd day OF March. 1922.
and the sale of delinquent stock has
been postponed from the Srd day OF
March, 1922. to the LIST day of April.
1922, at the same hour and place above
described.
OTTO a. OLSON.
Secretary Treasurer OF the HypOtheek
Mining and Milling Company clyde
Taylor Building. Wallace, Idaho.
F9-M2-4t
CLARKIA BETTER ROADS HIGH
WAY DISTRICT.
ANNUAL FINA NCIAL STATE
MENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JANUARY >. 1922
Receipts.
Cash on hand at beginning
OF year for road purposes $3.50 $50 40
r Z ived from Shoshone
County Observation-Disclosures. l5.29SSO
interest received from
hanks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,74769
Total .......................... S179 9O5Se
Expenditures.
state highway contraction 5 7991724
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Mining and Development
Companies of the Occur dAlenes

Meetings Delinquent
Companies of Special Interest All Stockholders.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-15

Commissjonerelect John vohnson,
was in town the fore part of the week
on a mission of business.
On and after December LIST we will
be on a strictly cash basis GEO.
MCGOWAN, CO., Challis, Idaho
Never q single job has been turned
out ON cheap stock for we surely
want our customers to have the best
Mrs. franklin Nickerson. returned
home during the past week from an
ex ended visit with her daughters on
the coast.
Place your order for butter wraps
early, according to the plan set forth
in this issue and take advantage of
this liberal offer.
lis very seldom we lose an old sub
scriber and are continually adding
new ones to our big list thus making
this journal an excellent advertising
medium. Say It with printers ink!
Charles Evans. formerly supervis'
or of the forest office at Mackay, now
located with the district office at o.
den, was here the first of the week on
official business with the local office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-15

II its news We print II.
Phone US your news items.
Order your plows from ludlow.
Subscribe for The Messenger now
flease pay your subscription!
Challis il going ahead with a bang!
Please pay your subscription!
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Fine winter apples for sale. Write
or phone Alex Klug.
George Ellis was in town Wednes.
day from his home in Pahsamaroi.
Attorney w. w. Adamson is in
Blackfoot on professional business.
VIM. Clark of Mackay, came up on
Wednesdays stage to attend the tax
sale Thursday.
FOR SALE: 100 tons Of good Tim
othy hay and clover. Will feed It for
$500 per ton. WARD JONES
FOR SALE: Hampshire fall pigs.
Inquire or phone ARTHUR BAXTER,
Challis, Idaho.
FOR SALE: Wealthy and Alexan-
der apples. $3.50 per box. j. O..
BLUME. Challis. Idaho
FOR SALE: Nice fur overcoat for
lady, A bargain. Inquire Of VIM.
Buster, Challis, Idaho.
Charles Morrison and wife and Mrs.
Wornek were here last Sunday from
their homes at Mackay.
On and after December LIST we will
be on q strictly cash basis GEO.
MCGOWAN CO., Challis. Idaho
We turn out Just as good printing
a. you can get anywhere and give you
Salt Lake prices on 1t.
c. v. Hansen was here Wednesday
morning from his home at Mackay al
tending to business matters.
Again it Is possible to make deliv-
cry on Bucks after months of under
production. See or 'phoone John"
Challis Basket Ball team played at
Mackay and Arco the latter part OF
90. IL t "a ......'' :"
ing one.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-15

AUTO PARTS & SPECIALITY CO.
s37 A St. Idaho Falls, Idaho
New and used parts for every make
OF car
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ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

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Fer Nice Smesth Shavs-and fash
ionable hair cut eau at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop.-Hsnry Mich
OH, Prop. advertisement
Local l ems are quite scarce.
v. A. MCGOWAN Ia on the sick list
this week.
See our liberal butter wrapper offer
in this issue.
$1,000 buys a s passenger Buick. -
See or 'phone John"
Big sale on Of sox3,h tires, at the
Keystone Garage, Challis.
DR.. Kirtley returned last week from
a business trip to outside points.
Mrs. e. w. Hoovey Of Mackay spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
this ely
q. R. Madsen was here last Sunday
from his home at Mackay attending to
business matters.
On and after December lat We will
be on a strictly cash basis.- GEO.
MCGOWAN CO., Challis, Idaho
100 butter wrappers absolutely free
with every yearly subscription paid
to The Messenger,
W. NJ. aaew and J, ?. Williams pass
Cd through town Sunday on their way
70 Clay on from q trip to Salmon.
Again It 70 possible to make delivery
on Bucks after months Of under pro
duction. See or phone "John."
Avsn our ssvsrsst critics admit We
eet out good paper Help make 1t
better By subscrtbing.
Henry sturkey of Stanley, passed
through town this week on his way
to Boise where he will spend the win
ter
Dave Williams and family came In
this week from their. home at Obsid-
Ian and Mrs. Williams Is having some
dental work done.
A. v. Miller came in Wednesday
from his home in Pahsamaroi for
visit with friends and to transact
business matters.
Pure honey at prs-war prices. deliv.
cred at any postoffice In Lemhi or
Caster counties, Idaho. s gal. go ID
can, 1905 10 ID can; $l.60.-E. B.
RANDOLPH, Salmon, Idaho. II.
A meeting Of the Industrial Associa-
ton, will be held, at. Mackay in the
near future to take up besides the
regular business the ma ter of need
ed legislation.
The Busy Workers Club will hold
Cooked Food Sale at the Bank next
Sa urday. November 18th. The pro-
ceeds are to, so toward paying for a
$140) clock which the, club has bought
for the school. =
G. s. Thompson and family were
IN town. the fore part Of the week MAX
ing arrangements to move down here
from their home at Stanley in order
that the children mights have the ad,
vantages of our schools.
Thos. Pope came up Sunday from
his home at Salmon for a visit with
the. Harry Waters family. Mrs. Wa
ters. who ia his daughter. recently re.
turned from Butte where she under.
went, an operation. from which she is
rapidlyrecovering.
We. have secured the agency for
Philadelphia batteries and can now
furnish, you a battery at the following
remarkabls prices: 11'plate for Ford
or Chevrolet, etc. 5000; 10 plate for
Studebaker. Hudson. etc. $27.00; tor
Dodge. Franklin. etc, IL volt, $500;
rebuilding 8 volt. $3.50. rebuilding q
II voat 3l1.60. Let M, attend your
wants In the auto line. we can save
You money on accessories and al
10 your repair bills. Never a job Is
0uQYY
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
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ii you combined the curative prop.
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ms there is in this simple home. made
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Get from any druggist ~: ounces
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I'M pint OF really better cough syrup
than you could buy rcady-madc for
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ms PincX and Syrup preparation
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gives almost immediate relief. 1t
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lhat IT y really. astonishiuc.
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the ordinary cough aud for bronchitis,
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fInrx Is n most valuable conrcn.
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10 avoid disappointment. ask vour
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.LYNCHBURC SOCIETY
FUNCTIONS NUMEROUS
Hill City Gives Round Of En-.
tcrtaining i'm Guests
Honor,

Especial TO III. Times. Dispatch
LINCHHtRG. VA. Nov. 25.-Mrs.
James y. Scott president Of III.
virginia Division. United Daughters
81 tn" .conf"dcracy. has returned TO
her home here after attending the
general convention at birmingham.
Ala
Miss Agnc, Burford. OF Ocaia. Fla.
who was May Day queen ~ RAN
dolph-Macon woman's College here
this year. liz visiting Miss sue
Adams. Cabcll Street
Mrs. j. .. Richardson has returned
from Salisbury. \. G.
Mrs W T.. Long and children
HAY" returned to Greensboro. y g..
after visits here with hcr mother.
Mrs. l.. s. rcrrow. Court Street.
County. y. G.. Is IN. CUES, az Mr.
and Mrs Floyd L.. Knight
Mrs. Ladd Johnson has returned
from Richmond. wher" she visited
her sister. Mrs David - waller
Mr. and Mrs. Don l.. Halsep have
gone FOR an an'oInuhii" trip =,
Washington and Philadelphia
Miss Eisi" Craddock has returned
from New York City
Mrs Alpha II Marion liz with
friends for f"w DAYS IN Richmond
"H"r' IN" formerly ii""h.
Mrs " II St"ptoc ls win rolo.
'iv"S az fr"d"ricksburg
Dr. John W billiard has returned
from a t"n-dnys' s,.y in Memphis
Tenn.
Mrs John W. lance entertained
az nor homo on cah"ll stree, In hon
or ~ Mrs rondlcton Ciar. a recon,
ofidc just returned from her bridal
trip.
Or. and Mrs e u. Ayrcs .onderod
reception n their homo here I'm
honor ~ pr. and Mrs Allen W. ror,.
"rh"lH, when about 200 guests called
Mrs \ Loo Bcaalcy VAS hostess
~ "A luncheon q, her apartments -,
tho Courtland. the even, being given
In honor ot h"r guest. Mrs malcolm
Griffin. OF Bedford
Mrs g. Funston Lucado hua 70
turned from Ash"vllle. y. c.. where
she wen, for a visit with Miss win.
MIC Eugar,.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. uo.Ia
nav" closed their country homo
"CreswelI" near Forest. and havc
returned % their apartment, ., ,ho
W"odFtock for tho winter months
MrS D"xtcr Otcy mas ro,ur,c.
from a 'en-d"ys' ,r!p in Now YORK
Ivy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Miss Virginia Tcrreh. Of Wcst-
hampton. VIII spend tho Thsnksriy-
ing holidays n Roanoke with Mss
Josephine rarrott. ah" wul leave
WcdneSday night for Roanoke.
Miss Ann e. Campbell. Of Jackson
VILE Fla. who j. attending school
in Washing, On this winter. Wiz 10
tn" guest &c Mvs. Charles W. Har-
wood. at Glen .>ll"u. for the Thanks
giving holidays.
Among those motoring "a iianp-
d"u-Sidu"y coIler. Tor thu Thanks
giving daE." are: Mrs Richmond
Moore. Misses Mamine and Gordon
Fry, and Evelyn Robins.
Miss Mari Anne Evans and h"r
mother. Mrs L.. :. Evans spent IN.
week end at New Haven. where Miss
Evans was guest at q h"w=- party
AT Yale university. incident to th>
Yale Harvard game.
Miss Annette Tyler. ~ Eyrd Park.
is visiting friends in Norfolk
Misses Emma Hiely and Ida Moore
are spending tho week end with Miss
Kat" Howard cardwcll. in Hanover
Richmond Moore. H.. aud Ben
jaman l.. .\lsop. IL. ara spending
the wcek-cnd with Albert Kirkland.
in Bon Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tyler of Ryrd
Park. have returned. after attending
convection in Atlantic city and
New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stadelmcycr.
Of 1913 West Thirtieth street. Wood
land Heights. have Ne their guest.
Mr. aud Mrs. Isaac !. OahS. OF Read
Ing. IA. who have been ON 4 tour
Of the South arn states by automobile.
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"ini; Nelson tauth"rn. MISS Charles
N.rih!s'r "nd others
Tables may 10 reserved through
Mrs L"nli" Millhisc.. io7 North
h"n'cN"rd Boulevard S"iI. or any
m'm""' "f tn" auxiliary.
Concert M"ndn,.
\ varied program of vocal and IN
s,rumon,ai m,i.i" VIII be given a.
tn" concert Monday evening. at S.au
O'Clock. iu tn" E,r,on Height. Meth
"dist Church. uud"r the auspices or
tn" YOUNG rooplc's Misslnunr, So
rt",y. Tb"so fading part in INC pro
gram viii bee. MR. Robert : li,Id.-
ms. Mrs ucnry o'arbor Miss Nlm,
Campbell Mrs 7 y Kidd Miss Hn,h
McIurdy. Miss ii"ixer. MISS Joseph
m" Patterson. columbus c.ncra.
lipy wright. Kari Campbell Mr.. P"crs
Henry Patterson. Miss Bessie May
pudl"S "li siyc several OF her org
ina readings
~. johns >"riaI.
IN" annual thank offering social
Of -. johns circle Of Kings Daurn-
tors will b" held ia tn. home al,
Mrs. Hcujanjn y H"rd 2O2l Monu-
n"nt A>-ul" Monday afternoon.
from to " "cl"ck Ia addition To-
tn thank Offering dollar at roll
call. each m"mh"r will take q pound
"f som" article for III. st"rcroom or
tn" Sh"lt"riuE Arms Hospital
tn" fiIuwiuE program will &c
rcnd"'"d.
soprano solo. Mrs James Todd.
''YcStcrdnv and Today ,McFav,i.u,
| accompanies Mrs I'ayts
= Reading ts"l.,t"dI. Miss Alice
ti""hl"r
t"ntrHl,o srloist. Mrs. Henry r.
6arh"' 'ap My Heart Is W"arv'
! 'Ehd"S'sdap th' ''rh" Enmd Maid
u.ai"l. accompanies, Miss Florence
N'ISl"r.
l. E"ad.uH tS"icct"h), Miss NiC"
f'"'hi"r.
ct" S"rran'. Mrs James I"dd 'D
~ ''h Wn'nE "'admam 90 Low
3'hlN " III 80 ''Ii' OF loses
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.',on-r. Misses Erna Branch. Grace
Armstrong. Lucy Taylor. vivian
H"nsh.w. Gcorsi. Lucy chorus Mrs
J. &. Dewitt. Mrs Erna Kranch.
Mrs y r E-alc. Mrs. lrens Arhart.
Misses Mary l"rveN. GJ.sc Mann.
Edith Dewitt. Louise Marlborough.
RUIN ADAMS. I.yd" ADAMS.
Pupils Recital.
y Few pupils of Mss Minute NJ
Cogbi;l's class CAV" the second re-
"itsl ~ IN" session Saturday. ~ tho
studio" The following program was
rendered:
/. Hunting Song" ....M.cp"w"lI
Helen DlcSie.
>. ca playing catch" .... i;lt<c
90 "'rh. Drum" ......... Elshc
t:tizahcth Saunders
,. "A, an Indian L"dg" .Mscp"wcll
Frames I.isb"n.
{, Dance az 'ho Page" Letter
Wlii.,m 'o"A"
g. ALA TarantcIla" .. Macpnwell
Helen Suhleit
$. Three Lite Chicks" Sch.crc
Myra I.ariac"
: TO Wild Rose" .MmcDowcIl
Frances Lisbon
s. "A Woodland Concert" Bilboro
Ina l.niIacc.
2. a Scotch rncm' MacDow.ll
Eva crymcs
10. "Sunatiua ........'... .l.iyhner
Dorothy Cooke
IL. Witches Dance" MacDuws II
Lucille Bass
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treasurer. Mrs. Kalph Harrison: re-
c"rding secretary, Mrs. :. H. Bemiss:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. T. y.
rallcy.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. ~ NJ Meyer announces the
'naTI .agc of her daughter. Rose
Marie. /" sidney unper. Of Peters
burg. Tn" ceremony took place in
tn" HON" OF the bride on November
i" Af,ef Northern trip Mr.. and
Mrs DnG"r viii Il. ~ home at Cen
ter i'm. Petersburg. December /.
Ifr"kr-I'lnIrmnn.
y pretty wedding Of tho week was
thai 90 Miss Catherine Wal,ury
'lar"man. daughter of SIR. aud Mira.
g. II. hiaE"nan to Joseph \. iT"ck..
son @; Nj. and Mrs. II. e. iicckc.
which Was celebrated Wednesday,
morning at " o'clock in 81 Marv's
church. Rev. Father Mark CASSIDY
officiating IN" altar was heau;i-
fully decorated with whit" chrysan-
th"mpus. ferns and cathedral can
dies
The brid" entered with her father.
wh" gave her in marriage. She wore
DARK brown crepe dress with fur
trimmings. with a brown picture hat
I" match. and It c"rsayc bouquet OF
orchids. l.iitl" Gerard Plavcmam.
nephew Of tn. brid. was m. ring
bearer and orly .,,.,,,,,, n,
ried tn. ring a M, ,yii,i,
iic-k. hrn,h.r az 80, .r,n, ,,,
I'll" best man. and TIA" ushers In
clud"d Frank MaricouI. John Won
II,y.u,nn
,,.d,iI, ,,.
r.r.un,,y 80. ,i. h
,r.rv.,r,s
rnr "''' " 800 '''
i,o ,,.i. '"t 20, '""F,
ri my WI ne az
~ ''""' 'NN'h""'
o,.,.. 81 '"' !:
CIV" ~ hrn"r al
'"'HS if"H''h'n was IA" miscellaneous"
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Washing Won't Rid
Head Of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of
dandrun is 10 dissolve il. then you
destroy II entirely. To do this. get
about four ounces OF ordinary lipuid
arNon; apply II At night when re-
firing: use enough 10 moistcn the
scalp and rub 1t in gently with III.
hnger tips.
u" this tonight. and ny morning
most II not all Of your dandrun VIII
to" gone. and three or four more APP
p!icat!ons will completely dls.oiv.
and entirely destroy every sineI,
sign ana trace of ii, no matter how
much dandruft YOU may have.
You VIII find. too. that all itching
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lustc"us. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can Get LIQUID arvon at any
drug store, and IL never fails To do
tn. WpTk.-A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Rain" and The iHcrs'
"ltain" attacks the cause OF evan
Selism. 1t IS vitriolic uharg.,
against rnri'anism. against In.
thou shall-nottcrs. tho int"l"ranis 1t
* morbid tragedy, hut 4; is also sciu-
tiilatinG drama. 1t gives tho lovely
J"ann" Eagles "A role Of compelling
reality and the thcatcr most en-
crossing play
In Tire isers" the thcater pre-
S"n;s revolt against itself This is a
review sponsored by Robert G.
ii"nchl"N Franklin J.. Adams. Hoy
wood RrpUu. Montague Glass. Ring
i.ardncr, Dorothy Parker. Marc Con-
nelly. Walter Kuhn. Howard pioz
Norris Ryskiud. George :. Kaufman
and WAl, Kuhn
Tho same spirit p"rvadcs all Of the
numbers. Sntir" j. aimed at tho
American thcalcr and tho seeking
for Improvement through tho !nlpur-
iat!"n az foreign drama. especially
Russian. u appears to mo that tn.
American th"a'cr. ploddinE along in
tn" same old way, will hc able 10 ii,
NOR" FOR itself tnan the sponsors %:
/ this review.
However. The ;1crs" presents dis
! 'inctlve entertainment and there /,
| some virtue - variety u might b,
! moro entertaining II tho various aI.
| th"rs had RETAINED from lau.hin:
at themselves between tho lines tho,
] wrote
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