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P.0 INSPECTOR ASSUMES /
P0STMASTER'S DUTIES here

time pending appointment Of post-
masters.
Mr.. Pfaffenberger is assigned to the
Pueblo district, composed of sixteen
counties. He has had previous experi-
ence In re-orga nizing post offices.
and thoroly understands the needs OF
the service. He will move his desk
into the postmaster's office on tho
main floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
ALLEGED EMBEZzLER OF P.0.
FUNDS IS ARRESTED HERE

Philbert S. Gallagher. aged so. want
cd since December 81. 1921, for en-
bezzling 81. 200 from the Salida postof-
flee. was arrested here yesterday by
Postoffice Inspector Charles W. Pfaf-
fenberger.
Gallagher was money order clerk.
and had worked at the Salida postot-
flee since august /. 1905. His accounts
were found short when he left town,
dessrtin8 his wife and child.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

He admits his guilt but pleaded that
this is his first offense. He will be held
at the city Jail until the arrival of
from Denver, when he will be given a
preliminary hearing before w. b.
Yates, United States commissioner
pending action of the federal grand
jury.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

selling of tickets to the game, so any
body without a season ticket will
have to sec a Junior about getting one
Roy Malone is In charge of the ticket
selling and he hopes to get rid of eV-
cry ticket that he has to SELL
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Under tho influence OF tho hiSh
pressure existing this morning over
the entire country generally fair and
continued cold weather prevails at all
stations exec pt along the central
Gulf coast and IN tho far northwest
Rain occurred In central and eastern
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

weather reports OF several cities in
Colorado and adJoiL.ng states during
day morning, compiled from statistics
furnished by the weather bureau of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

afternoon with Mrs. W. o. Peterson
when Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. II. NJ.
West will be hostesses. Mrs. j. F..
Keating will give talk on tho subject
Current Topics
The ladies of St. Leander church
will give a party at the school hall.
400 East Seventh street, this evening.
There will be card playing and other
amusement and refreshments will be
served. Friends are invited.
at the home OF Mrs, E. r. Lee. 1886
Fifth street this afternoon when sew
ing on tho comfort will occupy tho
hours.
Miss Shirley Russell and Miss Ie-
more Murray will entertain the
lambda sorority at their regular
meeting in the home of Miss Russell
next Saturday afternoon.
The members of St. Elizabeth
Guild of Holy Trinity church will give
an informal party In the Guild Hall
I Friday evening at o'clock to which
all friends of the parish are invited.
There will be cake and parcel post
sale. and lovely hand pieced quilt
will be offered for sale also.
The regular meeting OF the Arkansas
Valley Chapter, D. a. r.. will be held
with Miss Cora May Gwynn next Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock in the
Steel Works "Y''. Mrs. Herbert B
Hayden. tho state regent. will be pres
cnt for brief visit and will speak OF
national and state work, and Miss
Naomi Dinsmore will read paper on
L IY4H. -
meeting Will be called promptly at 2
O'Clock as Mrs. Hayden will leave be-
forc o'clock that afternoon for Den
vcr.
Mrs. Albert w. Bissell and her
guest. Miss Caroline Lynch. left sat
urday night for the east. Mrs. Bis
sell Is visiting her mother, Mrs HUI
bert Work. In Washington. d. C.. and
Miss Lynch has returned to her home
in Harrisburg. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Dern and Miss
Katherine Crump. OF Colorado Springs,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. f.
Scribner Sunday. having come to be
present at the Scribncr-Haven we'd
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. w. \. Thomas return
ed Sunday from Denver. having enjoy
cd a few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Mis-. Mildred Kslmus returned sum
day to Denver. having spent several
days at tho Scribncr home. being a
guest at tho Scr!bner Haven we'd
ding.
NOPEY'.S FUNERAL HELD
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

State OF Wea ther Clear Clear
Normal temperature for this date. %
degrees.
Mean temperature for today. 2s de-
grecs.
Variation in temperature In "a hours,
II degrees warmer.
Highest temperature. ~ degrees Al
2:so y. m.
Highest temperature recorded this
month. 30 years 70 degrees.
Lowest temperature, s degrees at
7:i5 a. m.
Lowest temperature this month, 30
years. -25 degrees
Highest wind velocity, 8 miles. Sc,
at 5;2S p. m.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since fist OF year. 0.st inches.
Norm.L precipitation to dato. Is.
Time OF sunrise. 200 a. m.
Time of sunset. 5:l2 y. m.
II. r. DICK.
Weather Bureau
Forecast I'LL s:0rp. m. Wednesday.
FOR PUEBLO AND VICINITY.
1radius 20 mllcs.)-Fair tonight and
Wednesday: warmer tonight.
FOR COLORADO-Fair ton'Sht ana
wednesday: warmer south central ana
extreme cast portion tonight and cast
portion Wednesday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Miss Mildred kalmus returned sun
day to Denver. having spent several
days at tho Scrbner home. being a
guest at tho Scr!bner Haven we'd
ding
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Thomas return
ed Sunday from Denver. having enjoy.
cd a few days visit with relatives and
friends.
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MOREY'.c FUNERAL HELD

DENVER, Jan. a-Ch..ter s.
Morey. chairman OF the board OF d.
rcc,ors of the Great Western Sugar
company. was buried here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Dern and Mis-
Katherine Crump. OF Colorado Springs
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. +
scribner Sunday. having come to b
present mt the scribner-Haven wed
ding.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Mrs. Albert W. Bissell and her
guest. Miss Caroline Lynch. left sat
urday night for the east. Mrs. Bis
sell Is visiting her mother, Mrs HUI
bert Work. In Washington. d. G.. and
Miss Lynch has returned to her home
in Harrisburg, Pa
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

tn. No~-.-Day club will NEE, this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15

W. l.. Frame, who operates a ranch
near Topsy Grade. drove into town
this morning and made purchases
from local merchants.
Il. Il. bradbury Ia attending to
business affairs here today from his
ranch in the valley sout\ OF town.
Anton Petrasek OF Malin Is a
county seat business visitor this
weekend.
c. j. McCollum is 10 the city today
from his ranch near worden looking
after business matters.
Lewis Ait was a passenger on the
boat bound for Odessa this morn
ing. where he will spend several days
looking after his ranch lands in
that section.
John Utter. a prominent Fort
klamath stockman, left this morn
ing for the Wood river valley after
several days spent In Klamath Falls,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15

ish dancer. played by Dolores Cas-
sinclli. 'Foyerc" will be shown at
the Star theatre tonight. II Is a
George Fitzauricc production.
sunday afternoon and evening Nor.
ma Taimadsc viii appear on tho
screen at the Star, and II ever Con.
stance Talmadsc has u dangerous
competitor for premier place as u
screen comediennc Il will be her sis
ter Norma. In the same sort Of a
story as THE Wonderful Thing"
the Associated National pictures
production In which she Is starring
as the current attraction at the
star theatre. In the first three
reels OF THE Wonderful Thing" Nor.
ma is delightfully."- amusing. and then
In the last two she has part more
characteristic In the emotional act.
ing which no one can do quite as
well as she.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15
THE LIBERTY

Not even forgetting Tho Right OF
Way" IL is hard to recall a Bert Ly.
tell picture In which tho star has
been seen to such advantage as In
The Right That Failed" his new
vayard WELLER production. which
shows sunday at tho Liberty thea.
tire. The story. by J. =. MarQuand.
adapted to the screen by Lcnore COT.
fee. is n smash.banE tale OF the prize
ring. full OF fresh observation and
characters tha, are new TO screen
dom.
Mr.. Lytell plays with dcbonair
charm as the "highbrow" prize ripe
hcdo: Virginia valii brings beauty
and distinction TO the role Of tho
society girl engaged In an unconven.
tional courtship: Otis Harlan. the
rotund veteran Of the Charles Hoyt
farccs. Is a rollicking tipplcr OF the
Old school: De Witt Jennings Is dis.
tinguishcd and courtly rs the her.
oine's father: Max Davidson Il a Joy.
Gus "lowbrow" champion. and Philo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15
THE STRAND

Among the outstanding features OF
The Way OF u Woman" the picture
starring Norma Talmadgc. which
comes to the Strand theatre for the
last time tonight. is the truly re-.
markable cast which supports the IA.
nous movie queen. II Is an aggrcga.
tion OF players, some OF whom are
stars In their owa right. and are
known the world over. who has u de.
lightful role. and plays II in a man.
ner which she has attained today.
Miss Talmadsc's leading man Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15

Mccullough u decorative and con.
vincing lounge lizard. Tho photo.
graphy IL by Arthur Martinclli and
the art direction by A. y. Mang,
"A Connecticut Yunkcoc In King
Arthur's Court" IN film form, IL
showing 1T the Liberty thcatrcc to.
night as u special attraction.
IA Conn~ticult ,rankoco" In tho
modern Don Quixotc. II has done
moro than any other book or play
to prove that men are as chivalrous
today Us they were In tho days
when knights were bold"
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Conway Tcarlc who Ia now starring
In his own productions, and has for
years been ono Of the screens most
popular leading man.
Jobyna Rowland. who gained fame
through her work for u whole season
In "Thc Little Journey" aud Has.
Eard short. who appeared with Fay
BANTER In her great broadway sue.
cess. East Is west" play a comedy
pair In "The Why of a Woman"
which gained them Worldwide roc
osnition.
Sunday--Clara kimbal, Young In
Tho Claw"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15
THE STAR

A scene with the much-sought
punch was the fray between Wallace
Reid and Montagu Love In the Para
mount picture Forever" starring
Elsie Ferguson and Wallace Reid.
when the two meet in the stage
dressing room of Dolores. the Span
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15
MAKING MATTERS SMOOTH

noss This IL u pretty rough lct'
tor I've just received file IT, John,
Clork Perhaps II would smooth
matters moro " I Nnndpnporcd II, rlr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15

Klamath Falls Ia remarkable for
Its nice stores, and especially drug
stores. We have nothing nicer than
your store In our town. This In
what a lady from Palo Alto. Califor-
MIA said to us. Currin's for drugs.
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At the Lyric

Jazz hounds and devotees OF synco-
patton can get an idea of what hap
pened in the musical circles of a
small rural community when King
Jazz extended his sway TO the cross
roads district when Ezra Burlington
and his 'Rube' jazz band comes to
the Lyric next week.
The bill will include:
HARRY DOWNING AND COM
PANY-In a revue with a cast Of
principals in a medley Of songs and
dances.
WALTER WEEAIS - Blackface
comedian and minstrel star with a
fund Of original stories told in his
own fashion.
CALLERINI SISTERS-Two girls
from sunny Italy, who play piano
accordions, vioIns, comets and saxo-
phones in a musical Offering called
"Musiciste de Milano."
SAMSTED AND MARION-Intro-
ducing a novel blending Of story. song.
classical art and physical culture
achievements under the title of "A
Bachelors Vision"
FULTON AND BURT-In Hands
Up" a comedy skit in which Miss
Burt appears as a girl burglar.
FORD AND TRULY-A canine di-
vertisement in which a fox terrier
displays a genius for mimicry.
ROBBINS TRIO-Sensationa &C.
robats on roller skates.
NOTWITHSTANDING comedy. Gu
pid's Elephant" Pathe Review. Movie
Chats.
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At b. F. Keith's

At b. F. Keith's
The headline act at Keith's next
week viii be Joseph f. Howard and
Ethelyn Clark.
Other acts Will be as follows.
MARCIA WALDRON-A premier
danseuse who with George Halprin
viii offer a terpsichorean act which
they term "A Unique Classical Offer
ing"
JOE LAURIE Unknown as the
''piHt-size author comedian" He will
offer a somewhat different monologue
''Familyology."
THE FOUR MUSKETEERS-Wiu
add variety TO the bill with a costume
singing act that has made them head
liners in vaudeville for several sea
sons.
ALLEN STANLEY-Known as
THE Photograph Girl" because Of
her fame as a maker Of records, will
offer a singing act.
TRULY SHATTUCK AND EMMA
O'NEIL-Win contribute odd Mo
ments in Vodvil." Both Miss Shat
tuck and Miss O'Neil are we'll known
in musical comedy and in vaudeville.
Singing is their forte.
LAURA ORMSBEE AND HOW
ARD REMIG-Win display their tai
ents as musicians and singers in an
act called Moments TO Melody"
THE OSBORN TRIO-Win present
something new in the way Of a comedy
equilbristic act.
The bill will include as screen at
fractions. Topics of the Day, Aesops
Fables and the Pathe News Weekly
l. Il L
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At English's

THE FRENCH DOLL"-A farce
with q song or two. Irene Bordoni
IS featured. Opens Monday night at
English's for first half Of the week.
The story principally concerns the
misfortUnes Of the Baron Mazulier. an
impecunious nobleman and his fam
y, of which Georgine. played by
Miss Bordoni, is the daughter. The
effort is 10 marry the girl to an Amer.
lean millionaire. and she being du-
tifuly French. consents to this ar
rangement, although IN love with an
other young man. OF course, it all
comes out happily in the end. Miss
Bordoni, who has lived IN America
for the past six years, has learned to
speak English intelligently. although
With an accent. The cast supporting
the little French girl includes Harry
9. Browne. VIII Deming, Edouard
Durand, Frederick Raymond Jr.,
Claire Grenville, Eugene Borden.
Mary Robinson. Laura Lussier and
Burton Brown.
Al G. FIELDS MINSTRELS-Th
first minister's Of the season opens
Thursday night at EngHsh's. The
cast is headed by Bert Swor. He is
,ssisted by Nick Hufford Jim Swor,
TOhn Healy. Jack Richards. Billy
church, Doran Brothers. Rody Jor-
Ian. Leslie Berry. Walter Dorsey.
Carl Cameron's Saxoland Five, and
many others. II was in October, 1885.
that the late Al G. Field introduced
lis first Ministries. F. NJ. Pierce is
n charge OF the Field Minstrel Band.
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They play everything from classical
to jazz on violin and piano. A fea-
ture Of their act Is the rendition of
Home Sweet Home as II Is sup.
posed to be played by different ma
tionalities
TOYLAND FOLLIES-"An Almost
Human Manikin Revue" The mani
kins are said TO be very nearly hu-
man. Have a special appeal to chill
drcn.
GRACE AVER AND COMPANY
VIII offer "A Pleasant Surprise
PHOTOPLAY-Mae Marsh in TIL
We Meet Again" Story concerns a
wealthy orphan girl who is robbed of
her inheritance and placed in an asy-
lum. She makes her escape and is
protected by a band of crooks. The
climax comes when she has to. decide
between a crook lover and a wealthy
man.
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irene Bordoni and Elsie Fergu-
son Booked for Appearance
on Local Boards.
FRENCH DOLL AT ENGLISH'S
The Wheel of Life Will Be at
Murat for Three Days - Al
Field Ministries to Be Here.

Two Of the most beautiful women
on the stage-Irene Bordoni and
Elsie Ferguson-win visit Indianap-
oils next week
Miss BordOm VIII open a three-day
engagement at English's Monday
night in The French Doll" a farce
with n song or two On the same
hight at the Murat. Miss Ferguson
viii start three-day stay in her new
play, THE Wheel OF Life"
Thursday night at EngIsh's, the
first real important minstrel of the
season arrives for three days. OF
course. il is Al Field ALinstrels.
The Park Will offer another Co
lu1nbia wheel burlesque show. THE
Radio Girls" At the Broadway Will
be The Gimme Girls" The RialtO
VIII offer a musical comedy. Gee
WIKI"
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Leading Man of The Masquer-
ader,' for Second Play, Films
Success of Spoken Stage.
UNDER TWO FLAGS AT OHIO
Apollo Shows Question Picture,
What's Wrong With Women
Jack Hoxie at Isis.

Guy Bates Post, legitimate actor
who jumped to the first rank in movie
land by his remarkable work in YER
sion of THE Masquerader," VIII be
at the Circle next week in a film YER
sion Of Omar The Tentmaker."
The Ohio swings into the limehght
by offering next week, Priscilla Dean
in Under Two Flags"
The Apollo will offer d question
movie What's Wrong With Won
en?" That is q big question.
Jack Hoxie in Riders of the Law
will be next weeks offering at the
Isis. Dustin Farnm in While JUS
tice Waits" Will be at Mister Smiths.
+ T. +
At the Circle
OMAR, THE TENTMAKER'-
far Guy Bates Post has used his stage
successes for his movie vehicles. His
second Indianapolis appearance on the
screen will be made. at the Circle to-
morrow in Omar, the Tentmaker."
Continued From Page g.
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Bob-"And some day you and I'll
tour back here and disgrace this swell
family by riding around in little
wheezy. secondhand Ford. "
Mother found long ago it's best
to humor your father There's only
ore argument against a north wind
to put on an overcoat."
Dad-"Young lady, YOU seem to RI
diate calamity about rs naturally rs
an insurance agent
Mother-"After a while youu learn
that there are some things money
can't buy. one OF them is peace N
the family"
Or. r Victor Keene, Of the Ameri.
can Legion, Mr. Parry's associate and
his companion In arms, will deliver
talk at the first performance of
the play concentrating the authors
birthday.
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Dad Dialogue Is
Epigramm matte

The dialogue OF Dad" Max Parry s
comedy Of Hoosier home lie Of which
the Little Theater is to make a
memorial revival Dec. % and % at
the Masonic Temple. is epigrammatc
in favor
the Breedlove family entertain them
selves and each ether. are as follows:
Jane-"Mam. you've been Dads
shock ,absorber long enough. Send
for Bonnie and let him bump"
Dad-'You an actress! You haven't
enough talent To shake down paper
snow"
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At The NIur3t

THE WHEEL OF LIFE''-Opens
Monday night at the Murat with Elsie
Ferguson featured. In London this
play was a success under the title Of
The Wheel" It was written by
James Bernard Pagan. New York and
Chicago have seen this play. The
four or five weeks it has been on the
stage in this country, it has received
many splendid critical comments in
the papers. It IS dramatic
One Of the younger members Of the
cast is George Thorpe. who. although
a young man, has seen several years
Of hard service in the British army.
When the great war started he held a
commission IN the London Yeomanry
and was sent TO GaHipohs in 1915 in
charge Of a machine gun detachment.
He was wounded shortly after that
and was invalided TO Egypt. After
his recovery he saw service in Egypt.
He was gazetted to the regular army
in 1916 and sent on special service to
West Africa to train natives in ma
chine gun work. He was on this serv-
ice two years and then developed ma
larial ever and was sent home. Dur
ing his service he was active in anna
teur theatrical work in this regiment,
and, at the close Of the war. was ad-
vised 70 go on the stage. He first
appeared In "A Grain Of Mustard
Seed" and then with Marie Lohr In
Every Woman's Privilege" Later
ne understudied Dennis Eadie in "A
Social Convenience" which was seen
here under the title Of "A Pinch Hit
ter" He played in several other pro-
auctions in England. and since coming
10 America, has been in The White
Peacock" out to Win" and The
Faithful Heart"
= = l.
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No. Irene Bordoni.' beautiful
French star, in The French Doll
at English's the first half of next
week.
No. 2-Ethlyn Clark. musical com
edy star, at e. +. Keith's next
week.
No. 3-Serge Rachmoninoff IA
nous Russian pianist and composer.
to appear in recital at the Murat
Sunday afternoon. An Ona 3. Tai
bot attraction.
No. 4-Cleora. a dancer with The
Radio Girls" at Park next week.
No. 5-Babe Quinn with The
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At the Palace

J. Robert Pauline, billed as The
Eminent French Psychologist. will
be the headline attraction at the Pal
ace next week. Pauline was profes
sor of psychology in the University
Of Vermont for three years. His psy.
Geological tests are said to be anus
ing as well as scientific.
MURRAY KISSEN AND COM
PANY-WiH present THE Barber of
Seville" with Mark Adams assisted
by Ben Reubens and Charles Adams
This Is a travesty to which is added
some harmony singing.
JESSIE MILLAR-"The Accom-
plished Cornetist." Miss Miller Dlavs
plano. cornet and accordion. For
novelty she play< cornet and piano
simultaneously.
HARRY WAIMAN AND IRENE
BERRY-Offer "A Treat in MuSt
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At the Park

THE RADIO GIRLS"-A Column
bia Wheel burlesque show to be at
the Park next week. Sim Williams
produced the show. The cast includes
Billy Gilbert, featured comedian; Gle
ora. a dancer; the Guth Brothers. the
Melody Trio, Bob and Emma Wilson.
Arlone johnson. Warren Fabien and
many others. CIeora, it is announced.
viii appear in classical dances The
chorus numbers twenty. D. Gene
depicts the deck of a pirat Ap and
another shows The c. 4 of the
sun
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Gimme Girls" at the Broadway
next week.
No. Ebert Swor. chief comedian
with Al G. Field Minstrels ut Eng
ush's the last half Of the week.
No. ii. Robert Pauline, unusual
headIiner at the Palace all next
week.
No. S-Irene Gallerini who will
grace the stage at the Lyric next
week.
No. 9-Elsie Ferguson will appear
personally at the Murat. beginning
Monday night for three days in
The Wheel Of Life
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Music Again VIII Predominant
on Stage at Vaudeville Houses

Music predominateS the local vaudeville week.
B. F. Keiths will present Joseph f. Howard writer,
and Ehelyn Clark formerly of the musical comedy
Band will novelty offering the Lyric.
The Palace will have its share of music but Pauline French
psychologist will be the chief offering.
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At the Broadway

THE GIMME GIRLS'-Another
Mutual burlesque attraction at the
Broadway next week. LeOna Fox and
Babe Quinn are the featured women
players. Miss Quinn sings and dances
Charlie Collins and Irish Billy Lewis
are the comics Of the show. Collins
IS a tramp comedian. Chorus num-
bers sixteen.
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At the alto

GEE WIFI" Name given the
musical coined to be at the Ralto
next week. The cast includes several
principals and a chorus which sings
and dances.
In addition to the musical show.
special vaudeville acts will be given
by the Hanson Sisters. Lanky Tav-
Tor. Jenkins and Pauley and the Mem
Phis Melody Trio.
AS an added attraction the theater
has secured for the week as the pic
ture feature Wesley Barry in Rags
to Riches