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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
4 Sermon for Stout..

\ reader whose front name is ,;eorpe con-
'rlhuteS the text for today's sermon, stout
iolks suggest that the thin folks skin this
column today.
i am II man 80 years OF age, weighing .oU
pounds and troubled greatly with my stoma III
and digestion. My stomach becomes dis,.ud.j
ana lee! Il pain in the vicinity of my upp.u-
diA. feel sure ii Is refuse that is crowdinr
the organs. | am five feet and nine inches
'"''' "hat Il" you think OF abdominal sup
poriers or be!ts|' George --)
SNAIL endcavor To point out the proper
procedure and then let us hone Georc. Win
do II.
one of the hardest Physiological principics
Tor 'he ialtN I" grasp IT. that neither health
nor strength nor yet endurance may hc in,
creased one ota by eating more than cuouub
|" maintain normal weight The simrla ,r,,h
IS that all three OF these desirable endow
H''h's are impaired diminished bv cycn
moderate Ovcrcatinr
Nho'her George who discovered these things
Tor himself had made great progress hv ,h.
time he reached the ac. of 20 v.ar. uh,r
II" weighed AS pounds and was very inoc,iv,
'"" p"itF' Then he acquired a bit of hors,
Se"S'. cut down on the feed reduced himself
- ''o BOUNDS wrote Il classic on hoalth and
,o"s me ana actually did survive ~ years.
'h'"ftuhately, George Chcync'e book is out Of
print now. - '"' -
remember when ! was "A young dnc,nr
49," III my prime used to treat my horse
10" "ti!-Savc her what the farmers .I,.,,,
my riuc all diagnosed at sight as too MANY
oats Nearly killed the poor hors. win
"'S'pp'ird Kindness. She grew fat and sh,rt
vi "'''i ana loGy and clumsy and he- ,inc
'""t suffered from the overfeedug Hut ina,
was because | lacked good horse sense M
'""s "h" KNOWS anything about horses would
"Nrri"cd Il good horse that way
nurses are generally better nourished ,b,r
humans. People who own horses have ,ror.,
''s"F" Tor Inc proper nutrition OF their hors.s
IVA" they have for their own NUTRITION -,
"'"hE cases. don't know whether u.nr..
""hs ii horse. but IL is quite evident ,b,,
'e"'Ee needs some aid from a good v,,.ri
""il"h' as received from the on. con
S"I"' ABOUT my horse.
'""'t Is one great truth in the text C;.or,a
e','H u" today, where he speaks OF his s,on,
~" becoming distcnded. That is tb.. .,, - =,
'"'-cs trouble. He distends that s,o,,,.,,,
"'"F''"er TOO often. Ii ne wouId ,,r -,
'''''h with us yet II little while, h. h,d h,
'' freak himself Of the distcndinI, b,,hi, far
.. "''' hr TIE death Of him befor, long ! ion,,
i'"' |" be nara ON a fellow. but ,;corp,. orn,
W N"iti' thrce days week I'll he ,,I,, -,
q" ''"'se or any OF my readers tho E.rou
''N'n''h Tor weight reduction uuou r.,,,o,
"N,"e"' of course. the inevitable s,amn.d
'"'t'"pc Is inciosed for reply
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Mr.. GOr1lUn'S Outb,t,.st

L El.EGATE II. LINDSAY GORDON is cx-
- traordinarily jealous of the rights,
privileges and immunitics of the House. He
is also the author Of some remarkable views
concerning the right Of the Governor to
transmit to the General Assembly his rec
concentrations on Il subject of great public
importance II might he Inferred from Mr.
H"rdohS vehement outburst OF yesterday
thht the Governors relation To public af-
lars Is one of even less responsibility than
that OF private citizen.
concerned over the apparent drift of leg
iSlative sentiment toward abandonment of
me war memorial. Governor Trinkle ven
'ured to address to the General Assembly
" hriei' nut earnest. appeal in behalf of the
PROJECT That is the offensc for which he
was aSsailed by the Louisa delegate as n
prcsumptuous invader.
ME- Gordon appeals To the Constitution.
lhat document, he declares, dccrced seua-
ration OF the Legislative and executive
branches OF the government Wherein that
decree mas been violated by the Governors
message. the public is left to determine Inv
whatever devious mental processes NAV be
'oihhaiden. II will be news of the most
afreStlhg sort to most Nirginians that tho
Governor OF the State may communicate
MS views To the law-making bodies ONLY by
violating the Constitution. The need for
constitutional revision. it appears is even
more acute than most OF It's had realized.
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News of Fifty Years Ago

IRON me Richmond Dispatch March q ,e-
az n,,,, S"'t 81 me assets of the Bank
Oh '1tsy!vania. under a decree of ,h I-i,
.''"'eS court in front Of the custom h,,,,y "
i"t Of Confederate bonds ana ,o,, - -
''.''' N"iucd at several hundred ,bou,,,,,
""'i'fS. Th"y We're fought by i,art,in I,,
i;cn"dict for SIi. '""oh
Fiity convicts were sent from mn, y.ir,.,,,,
ichIi"nt larry yesterday To tn, oua,ri.. - =,
'id f"minion Granite Comnapv In ,,o,,. NV
''"6 period. they having been hired IN ,h
OF Legislatures N'"' ACT
Married II, Micah Church. Charles CITY
'"hhty, by the Rev. John NJ Lamb X ~
hoids liinford TO Miss SaiIie V Morri ~
Charles city County " "
Married at Halifax, y. g.. March LIST. nv mr.
'u''' - "r'eh' MI Nathaniel W. Harrison ana
-".ns W. Cihrehc Charles, both OF Richmond
Inc residence of Mr.. John H. Rudd n, I,oo
y, was burned to the ground a few days
ago The inmates of the house had - norrn,,
escape from death in the names
large tract "f heavily tmbered land T.,
lennon" county was bought last week NV
Mi. p"tou, Of New York. at $Si7 . n.r no.,
IN" purchaser made the investment nri,.i,,
~ FOR tho timber ''
bishop Doggrtt left yesterday for warro,
Ton I" attend tho Methods, Conference nav,
ia session in that place.
In Emperor Napoleon has ,io,r., go, oo,
nE S''i'hk me property AT the corner Of n,y
street aud broadway. New York In Inc Vs.,
'ru Union Telegraph COMPANY
c"i"red man was in lymchbmrg dav hc
Tore Yesterday who had leru In M y,n,
niee"m ro"st in Charlotte County tb., hos
Nv" m'h'i"h"" III these columns before Re
hhh an the Wild pigeons he could carry ovr
-oV IN numher, which he readily SOLD ,t IN
cents apiece. ~
IN" biggest raid tina, has ever been mad.
on WHISKY distilleries was made this week
by detachment Of Federal soldiers i'm t,o0o,
ana i.ncoin Counties. Tenn and lack 20,
county. Ala. Ten distillerins were destroy,d
together with thousands Of gallons OF iiuuor
In tho process OF fermentation. a small com
pany OF distIliers were arrested, a.
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iIhN Mnr NIeninrInI.

i" the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
| Sir.-ln the year 1918, after tho
HiRninE 81 the arnisucc, Will. every
| heart was pulSatiug with 1--we and
devotion Tor our heroes Of the great
N"r--cnscr 10 suc "a memorial erect
"a 10 their ADMINISTRATIONS suggcs-
lions We're made OF what form such
| memorial should be. one VAS that
u hc monument Of impcrishablu
| stone; another that II be bridge
across the James River; another that
II lee At library. The latter seemed to
b." the choice. indicating a memorial
combined with utility
The General Assembly OF 1920 made
appropriation :or memorial aud
| Two committees were appointed
To-day nothing definite has been
decided upon. Therefore,, sometime.
is (" lac done. Why shall not Isicn-
mond build ii library Tor tho people.
hy the people. of this city, and thus
relieve ia" state Library OF It's over
done work. How quickly the citi-
ZnnShip at this city woui,l rcRpond
To such nn object now 40 much need
ed, and 10 which the owners Of nur
collections pf books would gladly con-
tribute III Their valuable store. This
is hut Il suggestion. as has been Il
hhhit oi many in tho past few years.
Many Of us rccui sermon
preached by DIR George Mcdaniel on
N"N"inhcr Is, ISIS, on a text from
Joshua, v o: This day have rolled
away the rcrroach or Egypt from
YOU. After describing the mlrac-
uloua passage OF Jordan. he de-
scrIbcd the coinmcmoratIOn Of tho
event by the stones which were erect
ed into monument al Glgai and
emphasized the educational uae of
monuments; the duty Of people To
erect monuments Ia commemorate Ill
vine dclivcranCc and human achieve.
hcnt. Let Il monument be erected In
capitol Square. carved from iiawlcss
marble "A young man, 1.-the and nlm-
bic stature, tall ana graceful, fear
Tess ANA heroic, clean and courageous
with stainless sword. Let IL rcprc-
sent the American youth in the ser
vice oil his country, that they might
Tree The stricken people across the sea
ana make secure forever the liberties
IL their own land
The above htIy suggests the place
ana III" plan-nnd II is well that the
voice of Ike people be heard on the
Suhj"ct--in order that an accredited
committee may bc able to decide on
the character Of a memorial which 49,
nearly as possible will meet their
wants.
Numerous instances OF stone arc
:ound in Holy Scripture. Why should
not Il stone be procured from every
county in Virginia and these hum
hrcd stones set up AS a memorial
like unit" those twelve stones set up
by the command OF Joshua to com
menoraie tho safe crossing of tho
Jordan saying That the people of tho
carth might know the hand OF the
Lord hah guided them. saying when
your children shall ask their fathers
IN ilmc I" come. what mean thcae
stones? Every child in Virginia VIII
'""l personal interest In the mon
Hm"ht-wiil seek to see the stone
from IT'S own county, thus Keeping in
memory those heroic souls who made
The supreme sacrifice
CITIZEN
Richmond Va. March 3. 1922.
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Mrs. Matte g.. licrchrr,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March
S.-The body OF Mrs. Matte l..
bc"chcr VIII" died yesterday at the
nome "t her daughter, Mrs. Max Min,
IN stanton, was brought here on the
1880 train this afternoon. and the
int-rmcnt held in lakewood Gene
tory Mrs. Heechcr was 1t native of
Automatic aud Tor many years re-
sided in this city. Sh. Was twice
married. Her hrst husband was the
late Henry Edwards, who for years
engaged IN the clothing business in
charlottesville. Her second husband
was NJ. L. Bccchcr, whose death oc
CURED scycra! years ago.
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GLOUCESTER. VA. March "A
large congregation assembled in
Ware Church at o'clock MondAy
AFTERNOON, at III. funeral OF Charles
T., tary. The services were Conduct
ed by Rev. Nelson Page Dame, diaccs-
an missionary Of Richmond and Rev
william Byrd Lee, Jr., Of Elackshurr
IN" honorary pallbcarrrs were Judge
tIaEctt u. Jones, Mcssrs. j. ". Sea
we'll NJ. W Winter, w. T.. Carr. W. \.
smith, {. ), Smith, George Il. Field
ana j. ~, Martin. Thc active pail
bears. all Masons, werc: pr ~. A..
Tahb, Allan Fitzhugh. Z. T.. DuVai,
W. r.. Carr, Jr., j.. J.. Carr aud c. J..
MAXWELL. There were many hcauti-
iui flowers. The body was laid to
rest with Masonic hunors. "A large
number OF Masons OF Hotctourt aud
"lher lodges participating In the
ceremonies. Mrs. Logan. OF Salem,
Va. Is sister OF Mrs. Cary: Mrs
Mason White, OF Richmond. DR. ana
MIS-. >. Is. Cary. OF Roanoke, and H.
q, corbiu, OF Richmond, attended IA.
funeral.
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A,,rmbIy nnd the Veterans.

!" The Editor of The Times-Dispa.rh:
Sir,-'dh You tell me Why IL * tho
Legislature" OF Virginia can iiui
money. and IL seems plenty OF it. Ior
almost everything except the oId
'"hfcd"rhieE. who are So rapid,
passing AWAY MIR. Willis refuses i,
'hhorsc resolution I" limits the par
~ IA" stat" Highway Commissioners
l" s'h'onp, but when Il move Ia made
!" hdd u few dollars to tho plttanco
inc state now pays for tho susir-
hanc" OF The men who offered ihoir
ives I" save her, he replies; "You
cant E"' money out Of thin air"
why can't u bo had for tho hciD.
less Old men as well as millions Ior
other causes, non" OF which morn
deserving
am in no sense personals
touched, hut can't hoip being Inn.
pressed amd indignant. ~ such IN
Justice auh inconsistency. Am (
richf II 50. why don't you touch
III" lawmakcrs NJ on the subject?
ALBERT -. GRESHAM
Burlington. Va. March 3. 1872.
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lewiston Clearly Needed

NJ serious criticism may be mad. of the
General Assemblys call for popular
oppression on constitutional convention
II mere Is some doubt as to the advisable
Ivy OF preciptating the issue this year. there
Is certainly no room for doubt as to the
need OF revising the Constitution as soon
as may be practicable or expedient. AT
present the State is worrying along with
makeshift, an accumulation of patches.
thorough revision and Encouragement must
De ehected before the instrument NAV proD-
eriy be called Constitutions
ihe need is so great. in fact and so we'll
hho"h that the possibility of a warmly con-
.IoFersal campaign is comparatively slight.
me vote IN November doubtless will show
d" almost unanimous popular acknowledg e
iiGnt Vi 'he wisdom of proceeding with the
call for a convention
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tho present loyics been moro soundly ad-
justed, II Is not IN unfair assumption that
tho stimulus TO business enterprise would
have resulted In revonuo- producing indus
tri"' ana business expansion that would
have been reflected in Increased tax collec-
lions, rather than II falling off from the cor
responding month in the previous year.
So ii all resolves itself into this condi-
ton under the new system Of levies: If
the people are to have any relief expenses
must he kept within receipts. TO make a
show OF cutting down taxes and then con-
tinuc To spend on the old basis suuaring
tie account by deficiency appropriations
'hiS is To deceive the people and leave them
as heavily Durdcncd as ever and business
depression unnaturaliy continued
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FORMER RICHMONDER
DIES IN MISSISSIPPI
DIR. William Howard Ilnrton, son of
Late DIR. Howard Hnrton. OF
MInchcSIrr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCiIt.STER, VA. March s.-Dr.
William Howard Barton. native OF
Winchester, died recently in Column
bus. Miss. according to word rcceiv-
ed from that place. He was a son of
the late DR.. Howard Barton a sur
gcon in the Confederate army, who.
after the Civil War. was General X.
r.. Lees family physician. at Lex
ington, Va, at the same time acting
as surgeon at the Virginia Military
Institute.
Ills mother was formerly Miss
Fairinda Fairfax Washington, of Viz
Einia. Dr Barton was Il graduate of
the University of Maryland. and praC-
ticed medicine successfully near
Richmond and at Abingdon, Va. un-
I'll 1916, when he went to Mississippi.
He was a vcstryman Of st. Iau's
Episcopal Church. at Columbus. and
actively identified with the work OF
the parish.
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4 Wrong In,prcs.,,,

i''''"r 81 The Times Diyputch.
recent letter from cumb.r.
N"'n,S shows that the writer
,oi,,u ''r mas In some way re-
,.', " very wrong Impression IN,
regard to the work or ,hn ,a
e"utati"ii board. The reports of ih,,
b"hf" SHOW that during the uinr,c,,,
Sc"ts 7 lis foundation II has mai.
contributions toward white .d,,.,
no" IN fourteen Southern St;,t.y
amounting L" s2G,303.3i2. OF This
amount the sum OF il2.37f.T4o w;g
nN'h ~ support OF medical schools.
"a" details can be seen IA thu, am
nual reports. II may also be .totcd
mat the general education board
docs not make donations for build
hR school houses. either for white
people or for c0iorcd people
JAMES II. bILLARD
charlottesville. Va. March Z, 1922.
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The Poets Corner
TIME.

They see amiss who picture Time as
old.
~ STOPPING baldpate with his
wrinklcd hand
Clutchcd on ii scythc. Not so | mn
dcrstand
My comrade of lifetime who has
This listening heart from childhood
manifold
Strange stories of Tho ms,
through the land
we ran together, while the rI,L
winds famed
Back from his forehead locks or
youthful gold.
hut ines" my mortal limbs NAV NOT
much longer
Maintain the ardor of his uuickcnin~
pace:
I find him ever younger swiftcr.
stronger.
singing no more OF strifcs and splen
doris gone,
liut painting for the goa, OF his
great race.
AS the imporiunatc vision swccps
him or.
Katharine Ice Bates, in The At
lantic Monthly.
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DEATHS in VIRGINIA
GIinrlcs r.. Coy.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March g..
Charles Il. Cox, 60. for many years
local agent OF the standard oil Com
pany. but more recently engaged in
mercantile pursuits, died yesterday
afternoon "a; his home on Monticello
Avenue. Death WAS due to pncu-
munia. following an attack ~ infu-
cnza. Mr.. Cos was born and reared
near l.arlySvillc. Va. son OF the lat o
Charles II. Cox, OF Alhcmarlc County.
lie married Miss Ada Bailey, Of Ivy.
this county, who survives. with nine
childrcn-Mrs. Is. f.. Jcfferics. Jr., T.
r. Frank IL. Ellis and Rosser Cox.
Misses Mary and Daisy Cox aud Toy
Cox, all Of this city, and Mira. w. H..
Silcr, OF stanton, Va. lie also ioavcs
three brothers and four sistcrs-l:u-
gene Cox. OF Earlysville: Rcn Cox. Of
Newport News: Samuel Cox. OF Staun-
ton; Mrs. Addio Parker. OF Amherst;
Mrs. Charles George. OF Shenandoah
Junction; Mrs. d. C.. Hartman Of
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AlnuScnlents
Character Actor mt Lyric.

Shnrnctcr Actor Mt Lyric
Featuring tn. new show which
comes 10 the Lyric today for tho
natter half of the week is william
rock, tho most expensive and IN,
most important vaudeville attraction
yet brought TO Richmoud. Tie fam
Gus character comedian is making
MS hrSt appearance here on the
variety stage. He was last seen i'm
Richmond about a year arm az tho
star "t the big musical comedy pro-
duction. William Rocks Revue. sun
ported by Biliy Il. Van and James ]
corhctt
In vaudeville Rock is assisted by
wv" pretty and accomplished sing
ing and dancing condolences. lie
viii present the comedy character
representations. the songs AMI dances
'hat won him fame as an ontortaiucr.
-Four other Keith big time" acts
max" up the new bill. The Para
mount -Four, a qUart"ttc Of jolly.
Singing comedians. ..,h excellent
voices, viii supply "a round Of knock
about comedy. vocal music aud dance
steps.
Kennedy and Frances, old favoritcs
mere are returning with Il smart
feminine comedy pattcr, singing and
dancing turn.
NeNins and Guhl have an up
r"artously funny biackfarr sklt. with
JAZZ" songs aud dances. Closing the
p'il VIII come the Acroplanc Girls.
WI" promise II real novelty Ia the
FORM OF Il sensational and surctaculir
symnastia exhibition
New ana entertaining movies ..rIp-
PIGMENT the vaudeville uttructious."
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Mnutc Uiu. n Kissing Stnr.

Monte Elu". til" popular star. who
comes To tn" colonial next Monday.
Tuesday ana "Wednesday for IA scrics
"f personal appearances. achieved
stardOm through long. patient work.
He was born in Indianapolis. Ind ,
in 1880, and was in vaudeville for
several years. He appeared IN SUP
port of Douglas Fairbanks ia wv I'D
aud Woody" and "Th. Man From
Painted POST" ana with Mary Pick
ford IN "MIisS" aud johanna En-
lists" lie frst attracted attention
hy his work in "Everywoman." In
which hr played King Love, and
latter by his portrayal in Something
/" Think About"
Mr. Iiluc comes to Richmond in
conjunction with his latest starring
vehicle, "A Rrokcu Doll" and he will
give ten minute talk 10 the now"
fans Of the city. telling interesting
little stories III studio life.
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Henry W. Cinrk.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA March
s.-Henry w. Clark. for The past
fourteen years custodian of the city
reservoir. died suddenly last nigh, az
ms nome. ON Reservoir Mountain. lie
VIII DC buried in the cemetery ut Mi.
M"flah church, ut White Han. this
county MI. Clark was native oi
Aipcihhr!c county, son of The late
Thomas Clark. of White Hail ana
was 30 years of age. He is survived
by his wife. six sons and two ,laul-h :
tcrS
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Echoes From Down Home

" D. SMinmnu. di,.n,nr - ~ CO.
rloymrut Service. r.por,. ma, ~ 49,, '"
applic,uts for ,,r -, " -" l'N' OF
pillow. hand for eyer, 100 ,I,,,. "a, 800 e
how many Of tho plow-h,,,Is e,,o,.,oo, MINK,
plows-kinston lrea Prose ''>'''e
Tho country has rruuacd =, ;
year AID Il day of IIardIpr ,,d ,r..,..
Tat 1t has been q irving ,irc Ga. -,
the President himself no, cxc.,teJ -vir.,n,,
salem journal
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!.uCill. La Verne, w"li-knoWn IN
Richmond for her excellent internr"-
,ations Of difficult character parts IN
drama, viii lac seen in hlm at the
Academy MI next week in ID, w.
Grinth's orphans of The storm
Miss LA Verne Viii play Il dual role.
poriraying La Fr"chrrd. negr"
NANNY" and an "d vi!lain"us hag.
An especially difficult part Of the IN
tcrprctations is the facial makeup
The picture VIII he SHOWN twice
daily. al 2:l0 o'clock and $50 o'clock.
afternoon ana evening respectively.
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KLOTTESVII.I.E. VA March
S.-ficnry ~. I.anniEan. the we'll
known athletic trainer at the Uni
versity Of Virginia, has been called
to Fail River. Mass. by a telegram
announcing the death Of his father.
william I.annixan. at the advanced
age of 9S.
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Voice of the People

LETTERS Tor the "voice OF tho
,opIs" Column should not exceed
"uV WORDS In length. beyond ihnt
"' the Editor reserves the
10 blue pencil. Name aud
,,. must accompany cach cOn-
a. o"' not FOR publication, II
n. ',., does not wiah IL. bur
"A evidence of good faith.
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Greenwich EoiiIe, COMING

For the iirst time in this city the
'hirH annual production "f the Green
wen village Folii,s is amnnuu Il
Tile engagement will hr at + .,
academy tonight. Friday and Sat,
day. and saturday matinee. ms
revn9cal comedy. of New York ;
Latino Quarter. Will hc presented
here 10y the Iohcmiuns. Inc. \. l..
Jones and Norris Grcon. managing
directors. The cutirc production was
devised and staged by John Murray
Anderson. This attraction cum-s,
here direct FROM it's brilliant s.x
months run in New York. aud i,,,
splendid four weeks engagement
~ Philadelphia.
rms third annual production of the
Greenwich Village Fvliirs IL de-
scrib.d as ~ treasure chest. out OF
which all manner of KAY tunes. brit
liam, trappiuvs. unique scenic effects.
nimh'e dancers AMI beautiful artist
models appear.
Interesting features are tn" Mar
huctt"s, the cNquisitcly beautiful
Snowflake Scene. the Last Dance
which is fragment of "A Paris
Apache d.viitry. and is staged with
such vividncss that II brings the en-
tire audience To it's toes and is made
more striking by "a roliicins ira
vcsty on this act.
The all-star cast this year includes
Ted Lewis and his famous hand.
who are such popular favorltes in
this city. Mir. Lewis has crnpos ed a
number of new songs and melodies
and also plays compositions of we'll
known composers. the nimitahlc
Cecil Cunningham has mauy new
songs and witty sayings. Joe l.
Brown is the chief Of the fun-mak
erS, dainty lila sharon is the premier
dancer; Gordon D"olcy is rs laugh
able as ever. ana does just few
more funny falls than he has over
done before; graceful bird Millman
is seen ON the wire. Others in the
cast are Robert g. fithin, George
Trabcrt, Gretchen Eastman, Donald
Kerr. Valodia Ncstom and the thirty
famous artists models, girls with
poisc and personality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-09
Theater Calendar

MY--''Grccnwich Village
Fo:lics"
LYRIC Keith vaudcv Idle.
change.
BlJOU-hll-sta cast in Zen
Nights in "a Bar Room"
BltOADWAf-Jcwcl Carmen In
Nobody"
coLoNIAl.-Larry Scmon in
"Thc SHOW"
ISIS lie bert Haw.insun in
9Th" Scrappcr.
ODEoN-Marjoric Daw in Eff
~ Candles"