The Washington herald., 1922-06-26
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Whisper I Shall Hear" by M. Pic
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For It's June" by Dorothy Forster.
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"Rustling OF Spring"-SIndlinR
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Little God of Dickey." Solo, Louis
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overture. 'Milady." Mackie Boyer
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