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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-15

'It1l be safe to get this suit wet" the manufacturers told Miss Phyllis May. It's the new 1922 model for California beaches. This years beach apparel will combine practicability with appearance and 1t won't mean ruin if the suits should happen to get wet. Last season many suits were designed for beach wear only.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-15

Just when one thinks the sweat to CT has offered if rsh1a every possible yaria- brings forth this model of white silk with huge coin dots of black and black tuxedo collar. cuffs and ueit-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-15

Hero is hitherto unpublished photograph of Mrs. Jesse Grant, nee Hanna Simpson, mother of former President U. S. Grant The picture was made in Cincinnati during the late sixties" The original will be seen at the Grant Centenary ce-1ora- ton to be held at Point Pleasant. Ohio, April 27. President Harding will be the principal speaker at the celebration.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-15
TODAY'S RECIPES

Goldenrod Eggs-Six hard boiled eggs, white sauce. Boil the eggs hard, separate yoIks from whites. Prepare a white sadce and put the chopped egg whites into it. Pour over squares of buttered toast and put pulverized yolks on top.
 Salmon SaIad-One can salmon, one bunch celery, six cold boiled potatoes. ten chopped English wall nuts, one lemon (juice), salad dress ing. Free the salmon of all skin and bones. flake lightly. Chop the pota- toes. also celery; mix all and add the lemon juice. Mix with salad dress ing, garnish top with chopped nuts and serve on lettuce.
 Nut Cake-One and one-haM cups sugar, one-half cup butter. three eggs, one-haIf cup milk. one tea spoon vanilla flavoring, two cups flour, two teaspoons baking powder. one-haIf teaspoon salt. one cup nut meats
 Baked Pork TenderIoin-Cut whole pork tenderloin lengthwise about an inch deep and fill with poultry dressing; baste with tomato juice seasoned with onions and ap inch of cloves. Strips of bacon laid across the top add to the flavor.
 Lemon Cake Pie-One cup sugar. two tablespoons four, yolks of two eggs, butter size of a walnut, salt. juice of one lemon. grated rind of one orange and lemon, one cup Of milk added gradually. Beat thor oughly, then fold in the beaten whites of the eggs. Put in unbaked crust and bake.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-15
SUGGESTIONS

To Clarify SOups-Soup can be made perfectly clear by taking the jealied stock from which he grease has been removed. and stirring int ) it, while cold. the slightly beaten white and crushed shell of one egg to each quart of stock. Put on stove stir constantly until it boils. and boil violently for five minutes; throw in a half cupfuI of cold water. let stand five minutes in warm place; let drain through fine cloth without pressing.
 Four tabIesponsuls equal half a gill. or one-quarter cup
 Eight tablesponfuls equal one gill. or half cup
 Two gfzls equal one coffee cupfuL
 Two coffee cupfuIs equal ono pint
 zwn -zrkz anaa1 one nnarf
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SISTERSVlLLE

ststersville. Sep. 26.-Howard TrG-
scot, aged 8 years. dropped dead SUNDAY
while at play IN a chestnut grove near
his home at Wick. this county. Inc ta'
and his brother Ralph. were running
when Howard stopped suddenly. com-
n,aynjng that he vas unable to see. IL
an Instant he fell over dead. He had
been IN good health according 20 mem
hers or his family and they were not
ouays that he was suffering from hear;
SIsaase Surviving are the parents. Mt.
and Mrs. w. VI. Truscott. a sister. MISS
irene and two brothers. TINT tuneTai
Will be held from Pennsboro. on Iuss-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". lnhody and Their
four children. Of this city. m~'racu!ousty
escaped Injury when their automooi'"
+u-nsd over from times down an en-
hankment. The accident. which occur
red when the steering gear tai.ed %
work. took place a short distance aooEc
Eriend,y. The occupants or the car
we're unhurt except for a Few scratches
RAYMOND Benner. young son or Mt'
and Mrs. Harry epner was knocked ~
the ground when an automobile struck
me b,cycle upon which he was riding
rbe bov was slightly bruised. inc
~antomobile was driven by John Peil. Jr'.
OF parkershurg.
Rsy q \. Snider. pastor OF the Meth
odIst church OF this city. Will deliver
me sermon on Conference SUNDAY AT
tbe Palatine Baptist church in Fa!r-
mont. Rev. Sr.der will leave tueso'S
70 attend the NJ F. church conferences
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ARGUMENTS FOR NEW
HEARD YESTERDAY

Arguments for a new trial for Elmef
Austin. convicted Of the murder Of Pa
trolman Herman Bartels. will be made
in criminal court on Thursday before
Judge Alan II. Robinson.
Hearing of the arguments a posi-
Ibned from last Saturday when Atto:-
ncy s. 0. Boycc. counsel for the defend
ant, was unable TO appear In court.
More than one in 400 persons in the
L, s. sue for some damages.
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was spent In conversation. games anu
music.
Attend ran.

was spent In conversation. games anu
music.
Attena Yatr.
A large number from hero at'endeo
the Harrison county fair. which was
held At Cadiz. 0. the past week. on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday ana
on Wednesday evening. which was an
extra occasion with a grand display OF
fireworks. Among those VINO ATTENDED,
on the last day or Wednesday evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes, Mr.. ana
Mrs, w /. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Milhorn. Mrs. w. 7. Taylor. Misses
Rachel Weliny. Mary Taylor and Lena
Humphrey. Mrs. T. F. McCl!ntocK' Rus
sell Rargcr. Elroy Rrnkaw. George we'll
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Crimes and son
Frank NJ. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. h.
Grimes and son. Teddie.
Death OF Child.
Word was received here the past week
OF the sudden death OF little Ropert
fairfield. the l1-ycar-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Robert HarAeld. Of Flushing. O.
The boy had left tho home and when
he did not return In a reasonable Tune.
n search was Instituted, which resulted
In finding him In an unconscious coho'-
tidA. He was carried TO his home and
died a few minutes later. the cause OF
death being unknown Funeral services
were held and interment made at that
place. The lad was a nephew or Mrs
Elmer A]pplegarth OF this place.
Attend Encampment.
Robert Humphrey. local resident, IN
company with n. Gregg and Charles
| Mccall. OF Flushing. civil war veterans
left Saturday for Dcs Mo'nes. Iowa
10 attend the annual soldiers Grand
Army encampment. held there this year
! Mr.. Humphrey will visi, with relatives
in Iowa before returning home.
Uniontown Briefs.
Mrs. Nina Clark and son. Albert. In
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Summer
Smith and daughter. Miss Fay. OF near
Deersville. o.. were guests on" day me
first OF the week at the home OF MT
and Mrs. Frank Milhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Price and daugh'
| ter. virginia. returned home on Monday
after spending the weekend with Mrs
Prices parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
OF Cameron. w. Va.
Mrs. Kate Grimes Is spending Il few
days with relatives IN New Athens. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore SteTey. Of near
Justice. O.. frormrr residents Of neal
! town. were visitors IN town the latter
part Of the week.
Mary Sinclair. Of New E~ensinCton
! O.. an employc Of the Oh and Gas com
, pany. Is spending a few days In town
being employed for some time on tht
lease Of the Hartley Oil & Gas company
Mr.. and Mrs. i. 4. Humphrey ant
little daughter. Dorothy. and Mrs. Hum
, phrey's mother. Mrs. Roush. Of Rayland
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STEUBENVIL.LE

Stcubcnville. O.. Sept. ?6.-Oniy one
;hc Nurth-E.tst Ohio conference which
has been in session at Mansfield. All
former pastors are returned with the
exception OF Rev f.. y. Barnett. who
resigned rs minister AT the Hamline NJ.
T.. church. he is 10 he succeeded Ey
Rev. W. +. Miller of Bucyrus. O., who
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Marriage Licenses.
Benjamin Householder. %. and Ber-
tina keenan,. ~, both OF Empire.
Hubert Cline. 81, OF Weilsville. o.,
and Helen Goldie Crawford. 20. of Iron
dale.
Thomas |. Carlton. 90. OF Pittsburgh,
and kathryn G. Murphy. 81. OF S,euben-
vile.
Senator Pomerene Here.
Senate Alice Pomercnc will he a
guest or the Steubcnville or
Commerce at it's noon meeting at tho
Fort H,cubcn hotel on Wednesday. and
Will oliver an address on "l~nterna-
tional Relations" Reservations have
l.een made for 200 guests FOR the dinner,
To Deliver Address.
STATE Democratic candidates readed
by Vic Donahey. candidate for governor
will visit jefferson county on Thursday.
Mr.. Donahey Will deliver an address
ut the Smithncld fair Thursday after
noon and will address a mass meeting
here. in the evening. On Friday, Carml
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McC affrsy-Powers

Thompson. Republican candidate for
governor. will speak at the fair.
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Helen Adams Keller hnS been dear
and blind since the age OF 10 months.
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WHOLE SYSTEM
|SBENEF|TED
BY TANLAC

thousands OF fra,l. nervous people
and convalescents everywhere have tes-
titled 70 the remarkable power OF Tan
rac in hrin9ing back their health.
strength. and working efficiency. Il
,eems 20 quickly inv!gorate the con
s,itutIon and Is a powerful foe OF weak
ness. Mrs. F.. VI. Martiean. 2i0 Verge
s.. Clifton Forge. Va. says:
a, the time I started taking Taniac.
7 was so weak the leas, little e1ertion
e;mply set my heart pa!pitating wildly.
NV circulation appeared to be poor and
.yery bone In my body seemed 20 ache
and hurt. Blu, all my troubles are in
the past now. I'm strong and we'll and
] have also gained twenty-five pounds"
There Is not a single portion OF the
bodv that is not benefited by the helpful
action OF Tanlac. II enables the sto-
mach TO turn the food into healthy blood.
bone and muscle. purifies the system
aud helps you back 10 normal weight.
Get a bottle today az any good drug
gist.-Adv.
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which will probably adjourn Monday OF
next week.
Palu Dye. who has been spending the
summer with his parents. Or. and MIS-.
V. n. Dye. left Sunday for E"Ston to re-
sumo hts studies at Harvard. He was
accompanied by l.. c. McIienry. OF Okla
homa City. who has been his guest the
past few days and who Is a student IT
Harvard. also.
Miss Mary Ward. OF New Cumberland.
". Va. is the guest for a fortnight OF
her cousin. Miss Kathaleen Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. james HeNaghan have
returned from Washington. n. c. whore
they accompanied the Misses Ellen ana
Mary Uenaghan. who will attend school
in :he National Capital.
Mrs. Z. Il. Marston and little dauGh-
ter. Jane Eubank, having spent IN" sum
mcr with relatives in Virginia. have r"-
turned home.
Mrs. Chris Mccoy and her son. Prose
cutting Attorney F.. J.. Mccoy. motored
10 wheeling Sunday. and We're guests
OF her sister. Mrs. Harry Kirk.
Paul nissan. OF Falcon. Ky. Is the
guest for ten days Of his parents. Post
master and Mrs. Sam Nissan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.. Mnblry and Mrs,
c. NJ. Setaley. after a brief visit with
friends here. returned Monday from Par
kersburS They made the trip in the
Mohlcy car.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snid"r. who was me
CUES, of her son. Rev, g. ~. Snidcr ara
family. has gone TO Pad"n City for 4
brief visit with her daughter, Mrs. L.
". Garrett. before returning home.
Charles Barber. Of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
n former SiStersville resident. Is the
gucs; Of his mother and otnec relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Dewey Peterson and Mt.
and Mrs. Mike Barr. ~ Cleveland. o.
were guests OF his parents. Mr.. ana Mr9.
Jacob Peterson. They were accompan-
led home by Mrs. Herbert Norris. or
Parke-shu~g. who spent a few days with
Mrs. T. ". Martin.
Or. and Mrs. T.. l.. Balls. Of Weirton.
were guests over The wC"k end or her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. c. W. Hubbard.
Mrs Carlyle r. Smith. OF Farkcrsburg
returned home Monday evening after 4
visi, OF q few DAYS with her father and
! mother. Mr. and Mrs. .. +. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. ADAMS, or Mar
eta. were guests Saturday and SUNDAY
OF Mrs. Blanche McCoach. of near TINS
rtty
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WELLSRURG
sis
william

william Robinson. aged :. son or Ny.
and Mrs. William Robinson OF Holidays
Cove. died Slnday morning at the oh'o
Valley hospital in Steubenville from IN
juriss received Saturday afternoon at
play.
\ trough flled with cement FELL on
the Little fellow. and his condition was
hopeless from the outset.
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
day morning a. - O'Clock At the homo
OF his parents IN Holidays Cove. The
body will be brought to Wellsourg for
interment in Brooke cemetery.
Dental Office closed.
The dental oIice OF Or. w. N. Cum
mtngS on Seventh street has been moved
10 his residence on Franklin terrace.
DIT. Cummings Will discontinue his
practice Of dentistry for the winter
contemplating a trip 10 FloriGa. on
which he will be accompanied by MS
family. The orice formerly occupied by
:hc dentist will become the office or Dr..
II. l.. Judge on his return from Atlantis
CITY. where ne and Mrs. Judge are now
enjoying n rest
Will SAN for Home
Mrs. 4. Filltnger and daughter. MISS
sigma. who have been spending several
months with relatives IN Caris,iania.
Norway. started fer hone September
-. They are expected 20 arrive IN
Wellsburg aSou, October !.
Many Attend Funeral.
The funeral services for Willard T.
McCulloch. who died Friday night at
his home near Short Creek. were he!d
Monday afternoon at > o'clock from his
late home. Rev. Kelley OF the Short
Creek Methodist church had charge or
the services. Interment was made IN
the Short Creek cemetery. Quite a num-
Der os friends and relatives from Wells
burg and vicinity attended the services;
Rorn, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Lyle or
Brilliant. Ohio. Tuesday, September 20.
n baby sirl. Mrs. Lyle will be remem-
hc-sd as Miss Rose Cross of Pleasant
avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Johnston and daughter
!n-law. Mrs. Harry Johnstont. OF Bril-
liant. passed through here TUESDAY
morning on their way to a Visit with
friends IN S,eubenvtlle.
A number OF the Catholic Daughters
@. America we're Steuhenvtlle visitors
Monday evening. where they attended 4
euchre and 500 party given at the X
of c. hall BY the Z. ID. of A. OF Steuoen-
willie.
". B. Johnson Of Stcubenville. Ohio
VAS q sus,ncss visitor in WellsburS
Tuesday morning. ,,
Miss Eleanor Batchell and Miss MIL
ared Smith left Friday FOR Philadelphia
Ia. where they will enroll as students
IN the Beechwood seminary.
Elmer Nough OF Pleasant avenue re-
turned home Monday evening from a
visl, with his mother. Mrs. ]. r. Hough'
who is seriously III a. his home IN
Smi;hon. Ia.
Mrs. w. H. Rodgers OF Brilliant. Ohio:
left recently for a visit at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. s. A. Fulton OF Des
Mo!nes. Iowa. -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Morgan and small
daughter. Virginia Anne. OF twenty
fsth street. are spending their vacation
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Jennie Tarr OF Georses KUN
visited friends In Wellsours TUESDAY
afternoon.
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spent Sabbath with the orm"T m"'ner'
Mrs. Harry Shreves. and family.

spent Sabbath with the formers m"'"c''
Mrs. Harry shreves. and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morris and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Coland. Ut HarriS'''r'
O.. spent ono day ;hC first &C the week
az the home oc Mr. and Mrs. Emil nose
Miss Frances Lee spent Wednesday
night az tho home Of her un"i", MI anu
Mrs. Vim. Duub0r and family. near
Cadiz, O., and attended me iair on
Wednesday and Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. +. p. BARLOW II SON
Vernon. and Mrs. Barlow'S oro'heV'
Russell Barger. spent over the week
end with Mrs. Barlow M M BarGeT =
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. F.. +. BaFger.
near L~accyville. O.. being accompanied
home by G. T.. Barnes. n !oca! reS'"'n''
who had been visiting with his oauEn-
ter. Mrs. +. A. Shear. and fam''F !"
Cadiz. where he attended the TAR.
Lewis Davis aud son. roma am.
the formers sister, Miss Lille Jaws %
the Great Western, spent one day inc
first OF the week Mt the home OF '"''
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Long
Mr. and Mrs, George Barnes and sis
ter. Miss Lena Humphrey. were callers
In Flushing m Saturday afternoon.
Irvic Moore spent sabbath with his
father near Glencoe. O..
Ferry Brindlny. OF Rush Run. was q
caller IN town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes were
callers In Cadiz on Tuesday evening.
joseph Gillespie was Il business caller
In Flushing on Monday afternoon.
T. r. McCrintock. division sunerln-
tendcnt Of the East Ohio Gas COMPANY
and Ray BarCcr. teanster ut this place
have returned home after spending q
few days at the GLADDEN. farm. neal
Glencoe. whore they were working Tor
the company.
Harry Hicks left the past week for
Columbus. O.. where he has secured ON
ploymcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Moore and
dnu Ghtcr, MAY. spent Sabbath WITT
friends at Rock Hill. q.
Ernest Shear. ~ Cadiz. gaugcr for the
Buckeye on company. was n caller IN
town on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs, John Neshiit, or 81
C~latrSville. were callers on Saturday
evening at the home of The latter's par,
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Merritt, and
family.
Helen Adams Keller hnS been deaf
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UN|ONTOWN, 0.
Club Meeting.

The members of the Wheeling valley
Progressive Farmers club were enter
tained at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Taylor. east OF town, on Friday even
ing. The program. consisting OK mu-
sic. readings, Rotations and debate. was
carried out. The debate was. Re
solved. Tha, civilization Is on the de-
cline and was ably discussed by each
side. as well as other members.
A delicious lunch vas served by Mrs.
Taylor and daughter. Miss Mary. and
others. The remainder OF the evening
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Shores After
Eating

The person afflicted with gas in no
tomach and bowels often has a tired.
sleepy feeling after eating. particularly
IN the afternoon. In some cases tho
4ngers. arms or limbs go 20 sleep"
duo 70 gas pressure which restricts
circulation.
These annoying symptoms can DO
promptly relieved by taking Baal-
uann's Gas Tablets. Bloat!ng, belch-
Ing, rumolIng In abdomen. heart PAL
~pitation. anxiety and other
distress caused by gas will soou dis
appear. and you Will he able TO eat
what you like without ill-efrect.
~Rsaimann's Gas Tablets are harm
less, pleasant and effective. Nationally
known and used. For sale by C.. II.
Gr!est 4 Co. and leading druggists
every where. Price. one dollar. Be sure
TO got the genuine. in tho yellow pack
axe. j. Baa,mann. Chemist, San Fran
etsca-Ady.
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TIE FACE IN THE MIRROR

Your face. docs TX wear The conVtHVtU
expression Of good health. or are the
features drawn and pallidr In the latter
case. your story IS read by ali VINO see
YOU. and what woman OF spirit wants
20 be pitied for her physical condition
There Is n way 70 get the nervous. tired
lines out OF your face ard the slump
out Of your body. The use or that
standard remedy. Lydia T.. finkhams
Vegetable Compound. will strengthen
the nerves and ton M the system 10
resist that excessive fatiSue-Adv.
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The marriage OF Miss Agnes Mc-af-
frey, daughter Of Mrs. NJ. J Mccartney,
and Mr.. Waiter Powers, both OF tnis
city. was solcmnizcd at the Holy Name
church this morning. Rev. Father Wei
gand officiating. Miss Cathrine McCa'-
Trey and Mr.. Hugh O'Erien were attend
ants. After = wedding trip east. tho
couple Will make their home in this
city.
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Cattle will not eat mullen because
the fuzzy leaf is not velvety az II LOOKS
and the taste Of the weed Is bitter.
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lyman In "ZiesfeId FroIlc"

F.. Ziegfeld. Jr., in gathering to-
gethcr Il company of entertainers to
send on tour the famous "IIegfeld
Frolic," which comes to the Garrick
Theatre next Tuesday night, arranged
with Brandon lyman, dramatic actor
and Playwright, to appear in the show
and present the sketch which he pre-
sented in the last Lambs GambOl, and
in which he impersonates David Bel
nSCO. Also in the FrOlic are such fav-
oritcs as Ned Wayburn's "Duncin'
Dozen" Eva Shirley, Arthur West
Jack McGOwan. Jimmy Duffy and
Company and others.
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Winter Circus, January 16

Beginning with Monday matinee. Jan
uary 1G, the Greater New York Hip
podrome Show and Winter Circus will
be presented twice daily for week at
the First Regiment Armory, Broad and
Cal,owhill streets. Weather permitting
there will be n parade on the opening
day along Broad street, south as far
as Wharton and north to Diamond.
The Winter Circus will include acts
from all the leading circuses. including
Orrin Davenport, clown: Clarkonans.
trapesc performers; Mile. De Maree
with collection of trained baboons
and ponies; skating bears, Andrew
Downics educated elephants, mules,
monkeys and horses, and the Yokoye
JapS.
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"Fnom Sublime to Ridiculous"

Charlton Andrews, co-author of
Ladies' Night" the farce which
opens at the Lyric Theatre Monday
night, is professor of English litera-
ture, and the author of n number of
serious books and plays. One of the lat
ter, His Majesty the Fool" was pre-
scnted at the Little Theatre here. No
one ever supposed he had grain of
humor until Ladies' Night" made its
broadway appearance. 1t is said that
his wife. following course OF treat
mcnt at Turkish bath, suggested to
him the idea for the play.
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GaIsworthy Play Coming

John Galsworthy's latest play, "The
Skin Game" which was successfully
presented in New York last season, comes
to the Walnut Theatre Monday, Jan.
uary 16, under the management of Will
liam A. Brady, in association with
Reandean Limited, Of London. The
cast, made up of English players, in
cludes Jane Grey, Reginald Dance,
Alice Wyse, Audsy Cameron, Russell
!SedgEick; Arthgr Crosby, Lister VIII
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THE CRITIC TALKS TO MI SIC LOVERS

an ideal conductor (presiding oficerl.
He neither talked too long himself nor
allowed any one to do so, realizing
as he said. that his duty was 10 carry
along the business of the day without
dragging. Philadelphia first real tasts
of Welsh national music has stimulated
keen appetite for more.
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comedy. Then we had three acts Of
have been perfectly in place in a down
town house. Then we swung into one of
the best news reels, had three more good
vaudeville acts and ended with the
Nitagraph version of Barrie's Little
Minister"
Every seat in the house was taken.
There doesn't seem to be any sign of
theatrical depression out there. Maybe
that combination of good vaudeville.
whole picture show and a price that
nobody minds paying is the answer to
a lot of complaints we hear from vari-
Gus sources.
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MUSIC NOTES

Philadelphia wfil hear Jalo's "fA Ho1
d,Ys" for the first time next Tuesday sye-
Ming; when u viii be presented at tbs
Company. Mr.. Gatti-CasaZza offers a cast
composed Of his best artists. Benianino oisii
Nine. Jeanne Gordon Will be the sisters
Rozenn and Margared. rivals for his love
Dan,so. and Mr.. Rothier will be the Kfre
Mr.. PlCco will be Jahel and Mr.. Ananinn ct.
COrentln. Mr. WoH will conduct
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sho'os That Are Coming
to Philadelphia Soon

January 16-'"The Skin Camel
'Galsworthy drama. Walnut
January 23-"The Greenwich VII.
lage FollIes." Shubert.
January s0-"Welcome Stranger"
Garrick.