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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
Imaginary Benefits"

a LTHOCGH the members OF the agricul
1 tural bloc in Congress got pretty much
all they demanded in the way OF "prutcc-
tive duties on products of the farm. they
had to make concessions TO the demands OF
other interests for prohibitivc duties on
tiCles included in nearly all other sched
ules other than those classc,l as agricultural
that will several times over absorb the
imaginary benefits they hope to derive from
the duties levied on farm and ranch prod
ucts. Tho expression, 'imaEinary benefits"
is advsedly used, for i'll proportion as the
farmers market abroad is restricted in its
ability TO purchase does the law OF supply
and demand assert itself in price depres-
sion for what he produces for sale
When the new tariff goes into effect he
Will quickly discover that everything that
he is compelled TO buy 10 supply his own
needs is advancing in price. to the enrich
ment OF those who get real protection in
monopoly home market. while nothing
that he has 10 sell participates in the rising
scale OF prices for what he has TO buy Evi-
dence OF this is seen in the workings OF the
emergeacy tariff on wheat Instead OF adj
vanoirg under This protective" levy, wheat
has steadily declined in price until now it
sells for less than 80 cents a bushcl on the
farm. The emergency tariff did not cause
this decline. but il occurred in spite OF i,
because of restricted purchasing power
abroad
Recently, Bernard Baruch whose sym
pathy for The interests OF agriculture is be-
yond question. in conference with the
farm credits committee OF the agricultural
bloc, told the committee that the prices of
farm products cannot he increased by loris-
lation, except indiE.etly; for. Mr. Daruch
argues Win g0-IerI.nsoni warehouses in
which TO store farm products the farmer
l,g,ts. q t.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

hattering TO the popular position OF the
New York Yanks. Whatever the odds may
be in analytical betting circles. there can
be no question of the popular desire for
contenders VIII now pursue separately.
Partly because St. Louis has 80 long Rugged
corner in the second division, partly DO
cause the New York club recently made
some repairs by the simple expcdicnt of
spending money, Of which It has great
deal and partly on account of feeling
against too much Capitalization of World
Series hOn0rs in tho largest city, popular
sentiment has swung strongly to the side
Of the hard-fghting Browns These same
browns have an awfully hard row TO hoe
from now on. but they have helped provide
u more than ordinarily wide spread OF base
ball fever this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

w L. e.. Sunn' The present re-
public OF France mates from the year
1871. following the Franco Prussia n
War, when Napoleon Ill was de-
posed and is known as the third re-
public. The Trst republic was es-
tablishcd In 1892 as a result Of the
French Revolution OF 1888. and ex-
listed until 1904. when France became
an empire under Napoleon J.. follow
I'd by the restoration Of tho Bourbon
dynasty. In the revolution OF 1s4S
King Louis Philippe abdicated and
the second republic was proclaimed.
This lasted from Is4S to 1852. when
Napoleon ILL.,, who had been Presi-
den, Of the second republic as Louis
Napoleon, became Emperor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Conservation OF the ,r,n.il,

Conservation the Ton>IIs.
school principal out West proposes this
VIII You please send mo Information con-
corning III" proper OF the throat with
special reference to keeping the tonsils from
becoming diseased?
Answering this In tho lightning calculat or
fashion in order to keep up with my mail. I
told the principal that the only care I could
suggest was TO leave 'cm thoroughly alone.
ami TO strive To avoid tho respiratory intec-
iions by keeping outside OF the fvc-foot bar
rage.
After | had mailed the answer a very
strange and unaccustomed feeling came over
me, feeling that maybe the principal was
regular human being and deserved more com
passion Eonethinr So decided TO work
IL into sermon.
Thinking II over lcisurcly. what is the popu-
lar belief about protection OF the throat?
That one with sore throat one afraid
of sore throat should wear rag. II is
conventially called, around the neck or soma
extra clothing That. Of course, is CON
fcssion Of faith IN taking cold" as the cause
ot sore throat. tonsilltis. diphtheria and the
like. All very we'll for old ladies in their
dotage but not properly discussed in talk
about conservation of the tonsis.
Taking a stride forward. 10 about the anti
septic era. what is the successor? That one
with sore throat tonsillitis or infected or
diseased tonsiis should earfle till he is blue
in the face and Nat in the peck etbook with
some antisertic solution on the schoolhoy
theory that the antseptic will destroy
discourage the GER IN the tonsils. All very
we'll for the unsophiS ticat"d. but the scientific
fact is that known antiscptic used as a
Gargle or any other way will destroy dis
courage germs in the tonsils without danger
ousiy irjuriuE the throat: and the practical
truth is, as any one with common sense should
see. that antis"ptics used in garages do not
accomplish what they purport to accomplish
Taking another skip and jump forward this
Time well Into tho modern ora. how about con
sentative treatment for enlarged. infected.
diseased inhsmcd tonsils? Here we
may pause for some conversation about con
servation of the tonsils. Topical or local
applications Of mcdiCaments to the tonsils and
their crypts. by the physician sometimes
10y mother with tact and adcptncss will
overcome some tonsil troubles which might
otherwise progress TO serious condit ions
smenahle only TO radical surgery. %-ray or
radiurr treatment is sufficient for some cases
of enlarged. diseased or infected tonsiis. but
the total value Of this Kind OF treatment Is
sim he determined. Carefully manage
ductlcss gland hormone medication under the
physicians observation, will restore nor
NAL many cases of enlarged tonsils in chill
drcn and youths who present other signs OF
ductlcss gland deficiency.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

HustiinE.
Six o'clock in the morning. and the two
hours high:
Alarm clock sounds it's warning
At o'clock In the morning.
And mus; hustle for pie
For bread.
For meat.
For fuel,
Six o'clock in the morning. and the whistle
blows for me.
And |. my cat-nap scorning
At o'clock In the morning.
Must hustle for cake and tea,
For But
Ter. lard.
And potatoes
AND TEA!
Six o'clock in the morning and the Job is on
again.
My sweet dreams die a -bornIng
At O'Clock in the morning.
And mus, hurry my pen!
Must dig
And worry
Aud hustle
My PEN.
Six o'clock In tho morning and We who lie
ahed
Hark &" tho whistles warning
At o'clock In the morning
For when all is done and said
You. too.
MAY hustle
And leap from
YOUR Bed
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Anluscmcnts

..Nfs ~ = MIA "a. w..
hehrE W. SaNaEts Merry WIDOW
is something like A superlative pro-
duction. Lacking nothing in mo w,y
=, go.
49, " "'' '''"e
oise' 'of thA' matter IL went Hplen-
didly through its three acts a. tbs
Academy last night
1to,.
!" "'s'"'E IA"
hrs' performance OF TINS old favorite
goes. the tuneful Lehar score seems
as new and vital a. aver Thu
,,,,
"eeh
brought down to date so that II is.
10 all 'intents and purposes. 1922
produc,
.r
NC music VI ne merry WIDOW
probably Is its chief claim 10 popu-
larity. and last nigh. IL was don.
.xc.p,in,a,Iv wo,I A.,
a.
"Ht nv VI gram" opera proper
,ar M"s, su'hcichiiE
'"S '"' '"e instrumental
s w w S'"'" IN" chord!
"'lr "n"Sua''E snoh. IN"
o,,,,ai,,. " Wv Enot "S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
The Poets Conner

Mind Of MeIos.
Maid of Mclos.
NauEht can heal us
OF thy loss of brachial charms.
Lovely Venus.
Just between us.
How didst lose thy perfect asms?
approximations,
Nor assumptions
In the least immodest way,
We've concluded.
Facts denuded,
Thus, to- wit, that Is, TO say:
That no flivver
Made thee culver
Meath the surgeons knifey sting;
Nor an airrianc,
For it's fair plain
That thou had'st thy goddess wing
Nor In rolling
When out strolling
Low thy, nifty rolly-hose;
Nor in lacing
Lacey tracing
OF thy corsets backward rows;
Nor in straining
a refraininE
Chic bootee-two sizes small;
Nor In bickers
with tight knickers;
Nor with any /rb at all!
Thou hast noted
How devoted
Maidens shy At partial charms:
Lovely Venus,
Just between us
How aidst lose thy perfect arms?
HENRI FORTEsQUIRp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Attorneys who have cases before
'he supreme Court OF Appeals are
looking forward to Thursday OF this
week which VIII be opinion DAY
"f the court which is now sitting
IN fal session at stanton. II also
~ expected that the court will send
nccis'ons IN number OF petitions
Tor appeal. and, In view Of tho fsct
that large number of p.,itions do
not com" within the SIX months pro.
vision ~ the now law. a patch O.,
rcfusals is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

S:2b l.. M.-Popular concert by the
Westinghouse Band, consisting OF
twenty-five pieces. Louis Morrell,
bandmaster
1913 u. M.-Opcra Recitais. by Amy
Grant. teacher of the speaking voice
New York City.
a:b2 to 10 +. M.-Standard time
signals from Arlington.
1901 p. M.-Ohicial weather fore
cast. Musical program continued.
wGY.
Schenectady. " W
IL p. M-united States Naval oh.
sorvatory time signals
1880 p. M.--Noon stock marke,
quotations.
l2:i0 +. M.--Music.
l2:a5 r. M.-Weathcr forecast, al,
Asa meters wnvelenRth
=. M.--Music and address ou
Thrift in the Household"
:. M.-Produce and stock m,rkc,
quotations. baseball results. news
bulletins.
7i5 p, M.--Concert program and
radio drama. March. Social Life"
uRochmc). WGT Orchestra. Comedy.
Get Rich-Qul Waliingford" tchcs.
teri. First episode--in which Ed.
dy Lamb meets some persons OF
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Origin of -Anync."

Subscriber. Cher;er.--The name
"Anzac" was first given publicity by
the late Major oliver Iiogue. who
ing Herald. OF sydney, Australia He
dies In May. 1920. The name stands
for the initial letters OF Australia
and New Zealand Army Corps and
was coined during the Dnrdanelles
campaign in the world war. II is
NOW popularity applied TO Australian.
visiting this country To take part IN
iawn tennis matches and other sports.
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WIZ.

WIZ.
Newark. y. j.
P M-"Man in the Moon
Stories" to).
p. M-"Location OF Ships At sea-
by Radio Corporation Of America
final baseball scores: closing prices
on stocks, bonds. grain. coffee ard
sugar.
$40 i. Misunderstanding Broad
way" by Reriha Brainard
s 10 Il. M.-"Prescnt Condition and
Opportunities In Mexico" by Sealtiel
l.. Alatriste. president of tho Mexi-
can Chamber OF Commerce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

WI Ad"rcSs Highway Contractors.
q. H. Wilson. president of the
pennsylvania Association of High
way contractors, Will address a
meeting OF the Virginia highway
contractors this afternoon in the
basement auditorium~ OF the Stale
ttiEhway department. The meeting
VIII he he!d after the awarding Of
contracts at noon. and ii Is pro-
p"sch 10 organize a state assOcia-
ton OF highway engineers. The
committee in charge OF the meeting
is composed Of II. q. Allport, L. n.
Colbert and ID. II. Goodsoll.
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Hear NATURALIZATION c,>r,

october 10 has been fixed by Judge
II. Lawrence Gronor. 81 the United
states bittrict Court. as the date for
nearing OF the next applications for
NATURALIZATION papers II is said tina,
siNty-eiHht papers hav. BEEN sent
here ny q. T. Moore. chief naturaliza.
t!on examiner. for hearing on &c.
tobcr 10.
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Voice Of The People

Letfcra for tho "FoiCe OF the
Peopfe" Column should not exceed
soo words Ia length. Beyend that
number the editor reserves the
riSht To blue pencil. Name md
address must accompany encb COM
huhication. not for publication. II
INC writer does not wish ~. bur
an evidence of good faith,
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INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting on legal mud medi-
rnI subJ~cts, nr- answered free. A.
NIL inquiries nrr answered directly
ny p~rsonnl letter. n s~If-Hddress~d
htnmprd envelope IL required. Adj
dress The Time--DIspntrh Informn-
ton bureau, RI~hmond, Sn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Mrs. Emma J.. Ward for three
years with the Virginia dspar,lnen
Of the United States child labor tax.
alton division. has been appointed TO
succeed Mrs. Ethel L. Scott. super
"is"i FOR the state Labor Department,
OF employm"ut for women and chill
dren in Industry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
Infringing Tn Father

ringing In Father
real treat and one sure 10 be -c
membered long after other offer
inGs have faded into the realms o,
ooscnri'y Will be the mex, a,,r,c-
Won AZ the Academy THURSDAY FRI.
HaN and Satnrday. and Saturdav
matinee Reference IL made TO tina,
r,rroarns and irresistibly tunny
snow. Father on His Vacation" Thi.
masterpiece OF laughter. sayety. ef.
'erFcsceht JOY screams. mirth. fool
cry ana music is based on The won.
dsrfully r.riie and popular Comic.
hy George McManus. entitled
bringing Up Father" The new
play IL In three acts and. from all
accounts, rs real innovation In IN.
iine of modern entertainment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Leave IL to Uncle sam" is too decidedly
the tendency in these latter days From time
TO time We raise great hue and cry about
states rights. And certainly we must Jealous
~ guard stat" and individual rights. But il
is much better for the Fcrcral government To
50" {" necessary Acknowledgement and law
enactment than no, to have IL done al ALI
Winston Free Press
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Toiay's Radio

kDkA.
Cast PittShurgh.)
+. M.-Weekly Fashion Letter. Of
Interest to Women. prepared ny the
Joseph Horne Company
Il. M.-United states Public
Health Service semiweckly bulletin.
+. M.-Helcn Coulter. soprano, pu
Pill OF Mrs. James stephen Martin,
accompanied at tho piano by her
brother. U. G. Coulter. pupil Of Pro-
lessor McAfee.
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Wt:I.
lN1cdford IIillsIInl

'Mcdford IIillsideo
s 4. M.--"lIefore Brcak(as, Set
Ups Arthur r.. Baird. Gaines COL
lcge of Physical Culture.
.20-Toning up exercises for
business men.
:2O;:io-Weigh reducing cxer-
ciscs.
I:io-S-wcisht Increasing exer-
ciscs. a short talk follows tho work
out.
. A. Musical program
1880 a. M.-Onicial weather fore
east Gts5 mctcrs)
1890 =. M-roston Farmers Fro
duce Market report ass meters).
| +. M--Amrad womcn's Club.
i. M.-Current events. Boston
Traveller.
2:2s T. M--Muaical program.
y. M.-Markct rcport-Cn!ted
states Bureau OF Agriculture eco
Monies tsb metersJ.
$50 r. M.-Bostun policc reports
Boston police headquarters Late
news flashes Early sports news,
boston American
p. M.-EvcninI program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

y" more than acceptable. hut 10 any
~. "eEo'ch To romance II is every
'hihH thht could DO desired good
comedy added to the weekIy n.r,
pictures and an exciting SHERLOCK
tonnes adventure. give the program
al! the variety necessary 70. real
amusement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

VIII Propose New National Anthem" Just
when a fair proportion Of the population has
learned stand for the old one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

II just like the Turks to spring this
piece ~ "utlawry just when all Of our as
sortment OF whitening words had been used
UP tho Republican tariff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Orders sent 10 tho British fleet sound only
moderately busin~sslike in comparison with
IN" announcement that native Indian troops
nave been relieved NJ their guns and given a
vacation.
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Good Shaw nj Lyric.


hlt-t time vaude'!:ie, particul la ri y
fitted for the Tired business man
- >h"" ing al the Lyric for the first
ha!f OF the week. Plenty Of music
and some really pretty girls are
FEATURES. ieorR" Moore and COM
rany, trio OF skiilfui dancers and
ithperSohat"rs are top-ilners. Clever
lines are added for good measure. A
tos-dancer OF rare pulchr!tude
sTsces the offering. Babb- Carroll
and l-yreil have one of the best
"ancinS acts seen at the Lyric or
some time. SEVERAL oriental mum
b"rs, reminiscent; of Kodolph VaIen-
uno. are included. Singing and
good comedy lines OF IN. "Rube''
type. are given by silver. Duval and
NIrbE. Music rounds out the skit.
some excellent eccentric gymnastics
are presented by :he Trenncil Trio.
Mciath and Deeds have an amusing
hit Of singing and dialogue. Pathe
News and Ars"p's fables complete
the bill J. NJ l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Archbishop Curley back from Ireland say!
De Valera, seems 70 have completely los
his head" But ne hasnt-that's the trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Among other astounding hercsies brought
int" politics by the women voters IS that ex-
pounded by Mrs. Gardener: e. the best per-
son for tho office. regardless OF party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
Up With the Times

Bonus nm in Hands OF Secretary Mellon"
SAYS headline. In Of his hands. that
Is: the other Is resting significantly against
the main gate Ia the Treasury vaults.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

First thing we know. they'll be proclaimins
some such slogan as the best man for the
oihct. regardless OF sex
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Echoes From Down Home

Lloyd George * the only statesman In III.
world who can scalp enemy and make pco-
pie think he is buryng the hatchet-Ashe-
vile Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
At the Hluebird.


Arabian Love" William For
production Of The highest caliber.
now showing at the B!uebird is an
unusual photoplay. The Arabian
desert. in all OF It's witchery. makes
superb setting for A romance that
~ seldom surpassed Tn. motion
picture Itself Is rare treat bui
when accompanied by the strains OF
The Sheik." composition which
Gently s"t the music world anre j,
Ia irresistible. The KEYNOTE OF
Arabian Love" Is distinction and
10 tina; class OF ,heaterxo.rs who
pride themselves on their distinctive
tastes II is all the more at,rsc.
i've The scenes are remarkable for
their beauty, and almost everyone
VIII appreciate those in this picture
Here ne have The Arabian desert
al night, with the silvery moon
overhead casting her shimmerinE
SHADOWS on camp and caravan
alike The famous norsos Of Ara
ma ais" are used in making tho
picture true 10 desert style. To low
ers OF real adventure this plav will.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Internal revenues fall on more than bill
Hon TIL" people voted for a design in 1920
and they ought to he good and ready to
change back this coming Raleigh
News and Observer.
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And Open no,t,. Co,k.a,
(Birminxham Arsu.r,,a

birmingham AEe-HeraId)
II would be dreadful II the opon door In
Canada were slammed right In the face of
the American tTurat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

consequence and the quiet town Of
Battlcshurg becomes live business
center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

At the Colonial.
The old axiom that they all fall
sooner or later, and The higher they
ny the harder they fail is amply
demonstrated for the picture fans
OF Richmond in "A Fool There
Was now showing at the Colonial.
II ts not amiss 10 state that what
The husband in the play loft mis- wife
and children for would rntice away
from similar surrounding ono Of
TWO oth"r males in this country
for l.aurcttc Taylor 1. a mos, en-
tracing vampire. II looked IKE the
married man was thinking ~ the
wife and kidd:cs" when Iaure,te
told him rather invrlngIy. "Kie.
me. my Fool" but schuyler re-
turned to normally. Just where the
administration claims business IL.
and-kissed her. The story is an
interesting one. Of the eternal
triangle. with Miss Taylor as very
much an acute" apeN When IN.
h"nouemcnt came and the hom,
breaker showed her tiresome lover
down tho steps. we thought he was
dead. but /, isn't tragedy at all.
Tor the program assures us he liz
only unconscious. Imagine what
you will, we hope sincerely tina, n.
wc,r hack home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

. The friends of General Carr and Walter
Murphy who have been pressing tho claims
OF those two gentlemen for the lob AS rem
r"s"ntative at large. had all OF their enorts
for nothing. Congress is not going 10 ma
rcappointment hill at this session IL Is an
nounced which means that North Carolina
Will have to worry along with ten members
al me i""er mousse 'Sto bad.-Durham
Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

The shorncn certainly don't want to work
for "A corporation in whose promises they can
put no reliance ilut II the Southern after
promising permanent jobs to such OF it's new
men AZ are efficient. should break that nrom-
ise. how much reliance could the shopmen mn,
In It's promises mads to them themselves?-
Greensboro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Deans Attends Baptist Meet.
Colonel Parke p. Deans Is in
franklin, attending the annual sea-
sion of tho Blackwater Baptist AS.
ISOLATION AZ Z delegate from the
Windsor Baptist Ehprcn.
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NJ the IlIjoil.

Monte Cristo" probably il the
greatest Of all Fox productions.
When Alexander Dumas wrote this
famous story he recKed little thar
], would he reproduced in the silent
"raina. james p'Nnif. the noted ac-
tof OF romantic parts.s FIRST made
famous the play, which was one OF
the annual events in every city and
town OF any importance In the coun-
Try generation ago. Few of the
middle-aFed theatergoers OF today
nat know their Monte Cristo, as
presented by ONeH ana those who
recall the thrills brought out by
mat robust actor will want to sec
the picture. Thrills run all through
inc production. II is more elaborate
man the play. There lie more OF
ne wild wave. more or the gather
ing crowds. more real Atmosphere"
John Gilbert, as the hero, brings
mat worthy 10 the minds eye OF tho
dumas fans. Ike the big production
or Les Miscrables" brings Vatican.
Javert, and all the well-remembered
HnSo immortals 10 the students OF
the great French writer The Three
Musketeers" have their followers.
Mark Twain's Connecticut Yankee"
mas It's crowd of admirers. but The
count of Monte Cristo" probably
VIII draw bigger, because It's ele-
ment OF mystery. its heroism, its
heart interest. and its varied phases
OF human endeavor draw closer the
| heart OF the spectator