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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

MISREPRESENTATION. live man Cuv"i
inE Maryland. Virginia. District OF Co
'Hinbid. To carry as side lin" 0u com.
mission spongcs and ChauOis skins for
an Old house selling yuods on TIM, ter
i'"iN i"E 30 years. Address stating
"sc. lin" YOU carry. territory SOU travel
tn i-oudcn ~ nm. GA Arch street.
nhilndelnhin "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

WANTED. sheet metal uattcrninaker utid
cuttcr, one who can lay out and install
work. Apply David Simpson y Son SOL e,
GfnNn AN.Mue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

SAI.ESMEN- a Week easily mad,
selling patented office necessity. 40
competitions Used and iudo.s-d by the
largest concerns the world. l. = gov
eminent, City halls. etc. Exclusive ter.
rii":y. Consolidated Co. 200 loylston
Strnni. Nms,nL. L..,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

GOVERNMENT railway mail c!c.as. com
u"u-e tla5 month: list positions op.u.
;I"" write Immediately. Franklin Ia
si.iaie. Dept. so J.. Rochester. y. y.
EARN I!I0 TO $3.50 monthly expenses
i"lt. ia railway trhihc Inspector 70
s.i.ou gulFhnio"d after Q months spare.
'.ru" study Ur money refunded. Excel
lent opportunities Write for free boob
l'l %-lis stand. business Training
!atI BGn a.n. y. y
MEN Wanted 20 qualify for arcuoi.
rra"eiuru. also -uiu'-d sl"py!ng ear uiI
irei" Torirrs Experience unnecessary
Transportation fITnt-nci Wity n.
hosreas. S4rt. -. Louis
" 4ANIED- Names men. over -. ,y..htns
!, ;. government positions commence
!laJ month. s;"ady work Answer Bo,
]. A'.. care Tho D!spateh.
WANTED young uan v.'h /. o- Years
tArer.eure Ii retail drug store gnni
!.t." 'u nnish aur cours" state e.,
I'r.'nc~ n. .a.Hrs expected Address
Fa't 20 re hoa l> CITY.
~ OPENING fnr one. Two %. three gno!
insufaHcs men TO take over genera!
agency for .arge IL lu-urauce com.
Itny. territory unlimited al .cysii.
i.-ns absolutely couAtrHt.a T. ~ car,
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Situations wnn.cd-Isenlnle 40

ENOGRAPIiER-FIv years experi.nr.
college education and secrctar!al ability
desires permanent position IN Richmond
educational banking legal work prc.
f"rr"d. best references. Address tux
Il l9i car" Tn" D!suitch.
STENOGRApiIER cNrcrl.uced desire.
position. boI c 5i.. care Tho DIS.
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
MATCHMAKER
AND JEWELER
OF TWENTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE!

An expert Swiss watch
maker, who learned
his trade in the old
school, and has made a
speciality of repairing
the very finest i'm
ported and domestic
watches, stop watches
and fine clocks. His
work has the quality
Of increasing business
because he knows how
to get lasting results.
His business records
show that his work is
extensively patronized
throughout veral
States. Also has a
thorough knowledge of
precious stones and
kindred lines. Gilt
edge references. If
there is q store in Rich
mond who requires the
services of such a man,
write for interview.
BOX C 1873, CARE
THE DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

o6'' 'hto, Gus ~
ES-s!feG ~ International
thniniHon !iHtc.n T!ltup. Dam Is me
uhushi"! " champion EaT.wOoi War
lock- best blood lines. great heads.
n!s Hn"sd !hcy have everything.
mouths ",d FuN z gsiar. male. months
".I. W".,g IAN in.rhus. $1,000 Police
IGTs. nnc UlOuied. h.Y nDuoI. n inter
49,! ia amy o' tn" above. pApn" Mad.
80. "' cal! II. \. Wiioer. GIe We;
t"cni. e!ghth "a
POODLE PUPS Toy iuoaiy pups. male.
Hc each. Ho4leyari -i,s.I
SETTER: PUPS for saIr, ,yyo males. TWO
,,h"'cT Good stock su5rantecd. See
Is J. fci!t. 9ig6 %oGls Avenue. GIN
," !EE fth!IEs-tor sale. "a nice .u,
oil setter puppies, from ihv best %: hunt
RS ana i"ty.yNrTs. Vii! h.. .b,t
". " Miller. hUo"ner. "a. L. = u.
FOR SALE-Ogossuiu and coon dog,
.'''S u'i. GOOD Atr!HsTs. good ,rut.,rs
kooi loud choking mouth, vii! r,ck TO
Nc" Hni'' called OF DrUha from rubD,rs
Mounds. y"srs old. good s,r!Hers. E0oI
IA! "a, good runners. good loud chok.
'Hs mouth. give tongue free on trail
WI. W.! run tEht 10 the 'front.' aud rlck
.i"''' BEGINNING 70 HE.,n. price, $50 each
'"aTantvr rpeJ with dog uu,!l Scutcrubrr
~ I" h'tS'y pE money refunded. FIRST
"thitt .hcch o' money order gets the
""ss. j. J.. ms. Johnston. $. g.
800 i-SH''''p puppies. beauties.
very !n'"!is"nt, wonderful pots ,ua..
.uy"! protectors. p-!c- $50 ana 81
iHoios. he J. II. King. Jr. ,i!ac-.
vic. ohio.
FOR SALE. 40, -,,g..,,..,
va. rangers. good ius-. good ytl.u,u.
H!-d'y S""Ts. stIunCh On uu.ut back
h'' ~ slIh'. good on ,oN.ys ana sin,
e',s ana tender r,tr!cy"f yilr. t.o
'ach. Ms" hHfl,-h SETTER. y,af, old
WIG" rangers good nose. GOOD ,,.l..'
h.th'i a"-iay go-Ts. stnuuCh on u,lnt
h"cm Set a. sight. gooG on coyrys and
tiht!"s' won't retrieve. Price. St5 AIs.,
three pointers. year old. partly ,rain.,,
sood Hn"Ts hay" no bad habits yrr.
DONG hnc WORK At close u. .ca,o,,
Wen marked. PRICE. $50 auch Gt,,r.
ante goes with dos untu pecciuh.r
~ 70 satisfy or money refunded F!r,.
..sA!ets check or money order ye,s
Ith1 dog. J. l.. Ii!te. Johnston. = {.
WIEN YOU COME TO THE HOMES
iTiL.c IKiTAL Don't FORGET TO 40
TIE THE CANARiES THAT CONE
shoM THE PET SHOP OF THE
SOUTH" BIRDS. PARROTS. CAGES
BOWLS AND SUPPLIES.
SOURS BIRD SHOP,
ID
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, DRAMATIC 4

DANcI$G taught. Mias Kate stump,
studio. EOS " Grace. Ran. 1851
DASCiSG -MTs. EmmcnnGu,cr. - Sorth
Harrison Street, guarantees IN nys Lea.
sons, Phone Madison l3sl-w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

SAi.ESMEN covering hardware. auto ac-
c"ss"rE sporting goods. department
stores aud similar lines to handle,
Wilder iuuch"onette and collapsible
.''rS on commission basis. Only high
t'""" man need Apply. Wilder Mfg.
CO.. Inc, brooklyn y Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

boards with the country merchants A
hustler can make from $500 TO bon
per month. For particulars write
southern Chewing Gum Co. SECOND Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
Do You Really Want
to Buy
II Sc.
M. LEINSON,
tI!-l2 Muiua! Bu.dIEg.
Phone Randolph .ll7

'I.r.- MIiua! bu!.aILH.
Phone KandOlun 2Il7
WILL TRADE. good lot ON car lin. ne0T
Gi'y for roadster or car. Address DO.
9, III. cage Thu Dispatch.
\ GOOD husincs- la Durham. y. .. for
SA'e. Sr'endi! opportunity. BOX /. yl..
caro- The Dispatch.
RESPONSIBLE corporation wants genera!
manage sa!cH'uvn. $500 to 8. 600 n.ccs
h"ry. expenses 10 Baltimore allowed !,
you qualify. Address Manager, COS y
Entaw 81. ba!i!m"re. Md
FOR SALE going automoh!le rcpu!r
WISH 20 invest few thorsaud dollar. auL
AZ! my time In some business desiring Il
ft""i; had several years office ana
p-r"fhl sales experience. best r.f.rc,c,.
furnished. BOX 49,. cas. The DIS.
THE OWNER II tbs colnI.ty desire. "a
re;.rc. ~ Ole. our ,u;lr. CUM for
m"hGihH'u.!Hs bags and niBg.uE con
H's'."" -: cisht Union special machines
iH""'h" ny electric power. with motor.
AL complete. also h,,i- typewriter
trucks scales amt ba!!ns presses. Co.
!om."I M!s. Co III Soutn Twelfth ST.
- Any pNE Interested ia "a drug store
which PAYS $500 per year rem, and
yet ihSs $1,000 per month proniY THIS
Sy!. Richmond. Va We viii emil ON
you personally or write. THIS is one
OPPORTUNITY la a lifetime.
FOR SALE confcc;ionery cornsr store,
good location. fully equipped with mod.
eTn soda fountain and good ux,ur.s
iscas"H ;oT selling have to lcav. city
FOE Information Cali Madison a!2c-J be-
tween y. NJ. and l.. ~.
f-S,rAbLiIii ED drug. soda. cigar and
month. Easy terms. Box 4 10. care
The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
MECHANICS WANTED.

Permancn; positions open .or railroad
mechanics. VIII pay transportation. yoints
IN Western icnUsy lNan!a ANA Ohio. good
living conditions, wages above standard.
Address L. .. BOA 1922. Pittsburgh. Pa.
CANDY SALESMAN with store trade and
references. Cousins. .OCo Ncuabl-.
MAN-Wanted. an experienced young
man ioE mems furnishing department.
p"iinenis Apply 20 to II Monday.
Jacob Levitt 4 SON. Main Street.
WANTED, sheet metal workers ana .a-
ncrs. Apply DAVID Simpson ~ Sou.
aSl' Grove Avenue.
WANTED. sheet metal ,attcrninaker ana
cuttcr, one who can lay out and iustA d
work Apply David Simpson y Son. 3ols
Grov" Avenue.
HOW 70 GET the position YOU want with
out Advertising or answering ads.
Debate Information ny an expert. Two
o!wes. Address Dent ? 4, - bon @5i.
Roanoke. Va.
MEN for L. :. mail service. slI5 TO- ;isu:
experience or corresrouaeuce course uu-
necessary to secure appointment. =. :
Hlshcr Ron sci, joplin. Mo.
Az OPPORTUNITY 70, on experienced
salesman. Iersever.ng and a hard
worker. TO represent a reliable manu-
featuring company IN the stat" Of VIr.
gina. Mus; be over - years ut age.
''''"' "''S" 'o' flEHt man. Liberia,
salary and bonus. With o&pcu>v- aa
Nantod small car an asset. hut uut
essential In answering. state age. ret
'r,nres. lines handled. address. uhou.
number 20 Insure prompt interview re.
rly 10y letter only M,. Chas. Stevenson
Murphys Hotel.
WANTED-A registered assistant un,r
,mac!st II Interested. see mo between
II an! - o'clock Wednesday. I6th
at Richmond Hotel Paul T. In,dou.
WANTED. real estate salesman Must
bc well vcTseJ IN the renting ana sru
inE OF homes. business PROPERTY ana
making OF loans. ON liberal commits
SION and salary basis II satisfactory ~
trenee ana past results can he shown
Box II AZ. care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
SALESM

SALESMAN
For fast-selling speciality
line; to call on clothing and
general stores; samples
light and compact; very
good territory now open.
Liberal proposition to right
party. One with car pre-
ferled. Cali w. Il. Wittcoff,
Hotel Richmond, Monday.
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Statesmen and Agents


AGENTS-$Go-t 500 week Free samples.
Gold sign letters Any on" can put ON
store Windows BIG demand. i.ihera.
otter Ia general agents. Metallic Letter
80. i35 North Clark. Chicago.
to {I0o per week easily
made selling Cr-sco ralucoata shopping
BAGS and waterproof: aprons. RiS new
selling Ouiht free. Wrii" today. I'm
proyci manufacturing Co. Dept 2s2
Ashland. ohio.
AGENrS-wc start you without a dol
lar. Soaps, extracts. perfumes, toilet,
goods. Experience UNNECESSARY. Car
nation Co. Dept. asa. st. Louis.
GENTS-Soderczc. We are pay ING s. an
hour taking orders for THIS newest in
rcn,!on: send for IRE" outn, and samples.
American Products Co. 623l American
lNig. Cincinnati Ohio.
an hour. newest Kitchen
combination. sells city ana country to
every home; sampi" free; auto furnished
10 travel I'm. Thomas Mtg. Co.. House
ls!l, Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS $3.50 day. s75 week. Newest
>tN!" written guaranteed hosiery. Com
display samples Hmt write orders. We
deliver and collect. Pay YOU daily.
Experience unnecessary part time sat
is:"ci"ry. Samples Tree. Jennings Mfg.
60. Tr.a! .i!5 Dayton. ohio.
.NGENrS-SlH daily easy. Ironing board
cov"rs selling l.k" wi,lArc. Sure sales
wh"r" shown. ENr"r!"nc" unnecessary.
Samrl" free Ha,i"n ME-. Co. Dept.
lS"- Bali.m"r" Hds.. Chicago.
AGENrS-:l5 a day. easy. quick sales.
IRE" auto i!g weekly hOnua; $3.50
premium .Fe" % every customer. Simply
show our beautiful I-plrcr solid aiumi.
mUm hamdle cutlery set: appeals In
stant!y. Ne deliver and collect; pay
daily New Era ME-. CO.. sos Mad!.
son Street Dept. l5I-H. Chicago.
ZEN. a SOC mucilagc fountain pen.
everybody buys on demonstration:
"a'nr!" :5c; b.g profit plan free. GIoo-
Pen Company o-bG Pine Street. Sew
York.
Unconstitutional home necessity. No
article like Il. sales in ) calls: ire
in"ndous proh'. Exclusive territory
Sp"nsieE- L"on!s Co. 1870 Garland
ildH.. Chicago.
VU!chly develop own in
dependent business handling Scotmints
Yeast Candy. new Ford automobile free:
exclusive territory. Scoimln,s Com
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Investments. Stocks. Bonds 80

FOX SAl.F-A limited amount OF stock
IN we!!-csta b!!shed business. charging
10 TAX" car" OF increasing business: good
dividend assured. Address Box $50
FarmVil!v Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

DISTRIBUTORS YU!ckIy develop own In
dependent business handling Scotmn;s
Yeast candy. new Ford automobile free:
exclusive territory. Scotmln,s Com
pany. 81 Sco;m.n's Hu.aing, Jersey
t'i,N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

"a SMEN-Sei mems made tu.Urd-r
clothing. attractive materials. lowest
r'ices' good profits: samples ready. civ,
experiences. Emerson Tuilorg,. a.,
seventh and Arch. Phiiadcluh.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

81 TER ftp!IEs-ror sal-. "a nice .u,
Q! setter puppies, from the best %: hunt
rs h"H i'ii.cttTf. VII! heu cheap.
No. I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

SAl.ESMEN-Wc want good man In
your S;a:c 20 sell our blk line OF
hi"m'hnn and "nHm"lwnr. In attrac-
Two propositions ANA open stock: draw
ing account from $50 to 500 per week
permitted 10 - live producer. Commits.
sions rang" from 10 to 26G. Refer
"nc"H required Wire or write today
American Aluminium conn,ny &,
Louis Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

. .
SALESMAN calling on general stores.
H't'.i"" Fas'-se!!ing spec!a! boy. over
a.'. ON" sample. B!g commission. R"-
peat orders cincinnati overall ME-
81" t'.s1 Cincinnati. Ohio.
SAI1i.SM -Apriy today. 10 only
8" neg week Room 10. Richmond Hotel
3 NLESN Jan f.N2-ricnrrd having itrsr.
GLOWING .'HU!Hg department stores
S'i'es OF N.-yMla. North raiul.n,
south Carolina. carrying two v-ry rop4.
''i eH!ldi"n's Harper suits. a. SIDE line
!'NTrh H., commission. HoI G.
N""m ins. world Wis New YoiA
A"l.t.5MAS Large 10Y. game and house
hp!' specially house has good op-nIn.
Tor r'sni man. Write ~ once for
samples. &C, r. \. Sa:cr Mix Co
SALESMAN and dealer wanted on auto.
mobile dHyic. for eIc!usiv. county
rights Liberal oontrac, for hustler
VINO can make a small Investment Call
hlehmohd Hotsl Monday. Ask for Nj
George.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

WANT TD--Young man TO learn 'ne whole
$50 noticn basiness Apply southern
bargain House,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

W AZ TEDDY young man now employed
and bonded. position where. through
and efficiency appreciated. Apply T., o.
HON irt. trVw. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

SALESMEN--M Magic stock ANA ruul,rv
remedies Sell merchants only. Elm.
opportunity for real statesmen with clran
icSo'us' Commission Contr1c'. with
hi"wlhg account Apply Saicsnanuy.r.
Magic FOOD Company Cha,tauuosa.
Tenn 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

for p-rtnaucu, position IN two months:
desires connection with progressive iirin
Bon !5l cat. The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

TEArIiER-wantcd. by young LADY. 20
sit!on TO teach small children or com.
U"n!nn in home. Fond OF children. can
teach English branches. music can
u.s. typewriter. References. Address
~" Cartcrsv!.lc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

SNi'tHMEN wanted to represent our pub.
LS''!ohS IN Eastern territory among
farmers good salary. Position herman
"ut: men IN small towns Will find work
'Sp'c'h!.t attractive. New territory
"nrn. Address Cappcrs Weekly. COZ
EI,y"nth street. y. ". Washington
-. - y" 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

AGENFS-iatcntcd home necessity. No
article like Il. sales in calls: ire
in"ndous proh'. Exclusive territory.
IIIH- cN.rArn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
Globe Furniture Co.,
63l Brook Ave.

LIS eoiorod nasn Tor coal .goduv IT, mines.
Pennsyivnn!a neA! rr'sa4lsb I..y@car
pay s4.1J for hours uorf. Ylu can
make 70 ti0. Board hnt loGg.uE only
% per wet Transportation .t-- vorF
% days Steady wmI- PLACE 20 MAKE
money. Me- well cared for. Come ~.
Ship Mono ay Apply ly O'clock
NoEthy morning TO kHd'Ts0u's YIN
liable agency South. 4GS Et>t Main
Main street Richmond. Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

-M!dd.c-uscd cuioTed man who
ID acquainted Win James River below
R!chmond, 10 I've on small farm. I'M
usually good proposition to reliable man
y. % BOX 1905.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

AGENTS.. crew incu. novelty men, t;ioo-
Pen soc mucilage fountain pen,
everybody buys on demonstration;
"a'nrl" :5c; bus prom; plan free. GIoo-
Pen Company, o-bG Pine Street. Sew
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

" ~ tf.h-Sai"smcn To SOL line of Reg
n"'":"Sos; highest grade OF goods; hlg
!''''"' -"'c commission. $50 weekly
drawing account Rohrr, Thai A. 20
.l' North First Street. ST. Louis Mo
The New York herald., 1922-06-27
F. C.. PenfeId Will
Makes Bequests to
Three Universities
New York, Pennsylvania and
Catholic Each to Receive $780,
600 for Scholarships.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoHx HERALD
PHILApELPHIA. June 26.--substantial
bequests to the University of Pennsyl-
vania. New York University and the
Catholic University. Washington, D. c..
for the establishment Of scholarships for
studies In diplomacy, international az
fairs and bellies letters are made in the
Will Of Frederic Courtland Penfield. for
merly United States Ambassador to Aus
tria, which was probated to-day.
The bulk Of the residue Of the estate
Is devised to the widow. Mrs. Anne
Weightman Penfield, who Is named as
sole executrix. and to whom letters tes-
tamentary were granted. Mr., PenfieId.
who was a resident Of Philadelphia, died
on June 10 while temporarily living at
7S7 Fifth avenue, New York.
The value Of the estate left by Mr..
Penficld Is mentioned as $4,000 and
upward" but 1t Is said that the actual
value will amount to several millions of
dollars. The bequests in the will are:
To my niece, Georgiana Penfield.
100000; to my nephew, Henry Rust
Penfield Of Manitou, Col. $50,0-0.
I'm loving memory of my first wife,
katharene A. Penfleld. I give and be-
queath to my executrix the sum Of $780,
WV AaA ~ ece W AAVAo Al tHeTtOI
during the minority Of McMurdo Silver,
son of the late Prof. John A. Silver of
Hobart College, Geneva. N. Y, and
grandson Of my first wife, and upon his
majority to pay over the principal to him
absolutely.
II give and bequeath to Mary Quigley
$4,000. as fitting reward for years of
devoted domestic service to my beloved
wife and myself.
II give and bequeath to the New York
Yacht Club the oil painting In my col
lection by w. L. Wyylie. r. A.. entitled
Tide Race. Portsmouth Harbor.'
Il give and bequeath to the New York
University the sum OF $4,000 in trust,
to invest the principal safety, and from
the income to establish and maintain
scholarships for studies In diplomacy
international affairs and bellies lettres
to be known as Penfleld scholarships"
A like sum Of $SO, 900 each Is left to
the University of Pennsylvania and the
Catholic University for a similar pur-
pose.
The New York herald., 1922-06-27
No More Plays at
Neighb hborhood for
Tpelve Months
Theater to Suspend Public
Performances While Develop
ing New Program.

The directors OF the Nsighborhood
Playhouse announced yesterday at the
close Of their season that thcre will be
no regular public performances st their
theater for a year. Like the Province
town Players. they viii take . recess Of
twelve months In order to develop future
material and prepare for An elaborate
broadening of tho scope Of their work.
They. emphasized that this does not
mean a cessation Of their activities, only
q temporary suspension Of pubic pre-
sentations. Their announcement says:
These years of experimentation. for
so We see our work thus far. make US
realize that in order to make truly
constructive contribution to tho theater.
we must develop a program that we
have had long in mind. This is:
"The formation Of permanent COM
pany Of players and dancers. A develop
ment of and further experimentation In
pantomime and lyric drama, with the
accompanying development Of our music
department.
The finding. and preparation for pro-
duction of new material. plays and
other forms Of dramatic art.
AN expansion of the workshop, Of
fering further opportunity to those who
seek training in the technical side OF
the theater.
IAN Increase in our facilities for Civ
ing more and prolonged training to those
of our students who we believe are en-
dowed with gifts that indicate un-
usual creative ability.
L.
both for the training of groups and indi-
search. There will therefore be no public
performances at the Neighborhood Play
house for one year."
The directors, 1t was learned, plan
to have a repertory company OF players
and dancers. all Of whom are to be paid
by the year. Many Of these actors will
be professionals. The Neighborhood
Playhouse has had on It's stage half a
dozen professionals during the last sea-
son, among them Ian McLaren, Margaret
Wycherly.. Pamela Gaythorne. Augustin
Duncan and George Gaul. The impress
sion seems to have gained ground that
they could do best with a permanent pro-
fessional company. which is likely to
mean quite a departure in policy year
hence.
It is probable that there will be two
invitation performances OF dancing next
winter for the subscribers of the last
season. "The Grand Street Follies" will
in all likelihood be presented again for
two or three weeks next spring. as this
production was very successful recently
and 1t is thought best to keep the name
of the Playhouse before the public.
Otherwise there will be no regular per-
formances.