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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
By Wanda Won Kettler

Occupants of the women'H ward 80
az Providence hospital have been alt.
ting up and taking notice during tho
past two weeks.
old Mira Eiiksbcth Condor. with
her plpo and can Of tobacco. has
moved I'm.
Mrs. Condor In 70 years eld-a NJ.
tie old lady with a wlthered. frail
body. rnow.white hair. a very wrin.
Killed. face. deep blue eyes-and a
cornoob pipe. sho 10 q ward OF the
Sisters OF Charity at Providence. hav.
ing been brought 20 their institution
two days before Christmas from the
county hospital at Georgetown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
Grey 3

Young Wife and Mother Mourns for Husband Who
Is Trducling on The POSTWAR Path Of Degradation
--In' Despair She Asks "Where and When wa
Ii End?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

TO attempt to describe the great variety
1 of Singerman Suits and Overcoats
would be futile. Suffice it to say that their
style, materials, workmanship and shades rep
resent the very last word in anything you could hope
for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

WE will sell genuine Velvet Grip and
W Paris Carriers at Sc the pair; 81 rs and
$1.5O "Luxite" Silk Sox will 60 at 48c the
pair; genuine Shirley 'Presdent Suspendes viii at
2sc, and quantities of Csc and SOC "Anow" and 'E
W." Soft Collars will 60 at for 25c-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

C1E MOLESKN COATS, with belts, 20
YAO at $8.95; and $50 Cabardines, of
extra quality, go at $18.75; and all famous
Patrick" Macknaws 60 at one-third off, which
that all SIS values $40; and all $18 values
now SIP; and all $40 values are now $685. and
all $3.50 values SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

A ND So, S12 and SIS Cantner and Mat
~ tern Underwear will be cut in two
Half Price; and 81 so Medlicott Union Suits
are $450 and $3.50 Cooper" Union Suits are
now $1.65; and SIS B. & l.. Union Suits go at
395; and $3.50 u. S. Army Shirts and Draw
ers are $145; and Csc Cotton Handkerchief
60 14c; and wonderful line of Ties that formerly
sold up to 81, cut to only &c. and Tie values to
$50 cut to &c., And great quantity of $500 Ties
60 at $l.29 and Silk Knit Ties, values 81 and 81 IS
are Soc; and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

4 ND $3.50 "Faultless" Silk Pajamas will
"A go at .A.4S; and $500 Night Shirts
will go at CSC; and Dents" s. Cloves will
go at $1.49; and Meyers" $3.50 Cape Gloves
are $3.50; and Meyers" S. Silk-lined Gloves
are $3.50; and there's one lot of $3.50 Green
hood" Wool Shirts, sizes to Is that at $195; and
SIS GREENWOOD" Flannel Shirts $685. and 81 Med
licott" Drawers 81 3d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
GREATER POWER
AIM Of SHER|FFS

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. 80 West
Virginia sherfrs will ask the next leg
lSiHture to Clothc them with greater
powers in dealing with crime accnriinG
:" the plans Of Sheriff William J. Hat
field or Mcdowell county. president Of
the State Shcritgs' association
Cali t"r meeting of the ShrrttfS' as
ISOLATION in Charleston lat" next month
has been issued by sheriff Hatfield
and Sheriff {. y cundcy rf Fayctt"
county. the secretary az tho association.
and according to Sheriff Hatfield. the
association Will frame complete lerls-
lat'y" program. .or presentation. in The
'"rm OF resolutions and recommends
tons. 70 the House ot Delegates and
state Senate. The Legislature" meets
here in January.
state officials Will he invited ~ al
dress th~ association conference. and
thc two-dIy session VIII Include social
and Other entertainment features
THE shcriffs %: West Virginia sorcly
need stronger authority for the ;ppoin;,
mcrt If deputies IN time Of emergency.
and -:~I'"r powers IA dealing with
crime waves and u,l,r ltolonc" and law
breaking" says Sheriff Hatfield. in his
call for N" association meeting. West
Virginia is one Of n" few states Of
The uniOu where county Shcriffs arc OK.
uCfcir county treasures. In addition 20
being the chief peace officer in the
county. and this situation AT times piles
overwhelming duties on their shoulders
1t is for the purpose Of asking some
relief from this situation. in tn" form
n: powers To- appoint more deputies when
rerd.G that the West Virginia Shcriffs
association will make several r"Commen-
datIunS 10 the Legislative assembly. !
believe | express the sentiment ~ the
association when say that county shcr-
ifs need hroadcncd powers. 20 StrenS-
then tn" efficiency "f the shcritts
ofhC""
The Sherlffs' association was organ
lied last year and has been instrumental
In promoting teamwork among the
county Sherjrfs 81 tho state. Closer
communication and cooperation between
the rcacc ofticcrs has meant less crime
and rcwc- criminals and meanwhile the
enforcement &C the criminal laws has
reached high plan" Of efficiency
Sheriff Hatfield and Sheriff C"nt"r a."
expected IN Charleston early ~ r'io-
Der. - arrange details ~ ~" association
ronciaVc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
WOULD EXCLUDE
ALL TESTIMONY

Notion iu exclude all testimony or
tho grounds that II WAS immatcriai WAS
made by counsel for The defraS" in the
cas-" Of the Morris Extra Gallon Nalr"
Company VS. The Wheeling Mach!r"
Products Company Yesterday afternoon
In circuit court
JUDGE Sommcrvili" adJorrn"h GOVT
unl:l $50 o'clock this morning when IN"
arguments un the motion w!ll he hcnrG.
The Jury was excused until Monday
morning.
Almost Coor valves ~ KIDD in iarg
ho\c~ Yer" brought into the court r"""l
hy tn" plaintiff company antw eco IN
Ir,niuCrd a. evidence IN tn" case. TIL"
plaintiff claims III" Defendant company
had an agreement To ir"Iuc" tines" rN-
ira gallon valves The valves wcr"
rrndjlccd bat wh"H put an the market
were found dcrcnrtiVr and the Morris
company IS now suing Tor Sih@oo dam
ages.
Tho Jury Is composed o.. AiheGt l..
Myers. W. i. Hilton. John f. Ness. JOS
cph 2 RIne. George Z. Hsrv"y ". n.
pirrcr, W. +. Downs. II J. Humphrey.
\. l.. ruvas. John Rri!l and Nathan
Harrison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

RELIEVED WITH
NEW CORDIAL

Indigestion ard !ts a'ts:6sr' "!s such
as dyspepsia. heartburn. sour stomach.
gripping pains. dysentcCy. d,arrhNca.
collie, cholera r'ornUs. chronic const,pa-
;tor. gas. ecc. and even sick. nervous
headaches are now directly traScahlc 70
disorders IN the digestive organs AMI
IAN now be quickly relieved with new
cordial called "Antt-Fe-"cut.' or!g'-
mated by a druggist and recommended
Icy physicians.
The food sourS before g - 'Uny d.
Eested. thus puttjng!r'o solution toxic
poisors that are absorbed ia'u n" SyS-
tom. Irritating the intcs;srNs and setting
Up irtla:Hrrattu TO avoid ;his. you
simply have 20 prevent fermentation -
using A0tt-Ferr0cnt.
Anti-FermeHt ueutralIg"s n" acid con-
dition % tho stomach. c'aaOS"s and
SwccrenS the bowels S"oth"S and T"als
me lnSlanm"d int"s,!N-s and iUcrea sos
he flow IT gastric Juices. giving quick
and certain grl;c:. Co. I bottle G.: Anti
Feryrent c~or, yoUr d-uSg - with n
guarantee % satisfactory results or
money returned Il wN' improve Your
appetite. give Won ~"S'tu, >.r"g ant mah"
YOU feel better than yoW ever f"lt n
YOUR life Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
MANY ENTER
STATE UNIV.
University Expects To Have 2.ooo Still
dents Enrolled BY End or
September.

Nn-cantowr. w Va. SEPT 80 With
nnrnllment Of practically | so" the first
week "r The fall SEMESTER West VIZ
~iuia University expects u have .,"h"
students by the ond of tho semester. or
an increased attendance of several
hundred over The largest previous en-
rpliment. on this basis the Years en-
r"l,meui viii exceed 5000 "a compared
with 2.G7% last year.
This number Is even greater than had
herr expected. WEI" an increased at
tendance had hccu anticipated unsettled
business conditions and other reasons
has been considered reasons for' keep
ing back = rush OF udcnts However
II such things kept any students away.
no proof has been found of ;hat fact
Tn" first three days Of the week were
Gnvo'rI entirely - enrolment. but
classes w"r" started Thursday and Fri
day. However. l.ttlo real work could hA
done aud outside &C meeting classes and
assigning work. III" professors have d.
voted most az their tine - helping out
t. registration and IN getting courses
oi study satisfactorily arranged for
students
Tn" frat"rn'tI,s anal .',rorit'cS have
been working over TIN" IN scl"ct:ng
pledges have already been given nu, by
a number OF IN" Cock latter groups.
hu; N" plcdgn; il Mt Yet completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
JUDGE COLLECTS SIS
GAS BILL FROM GEORGE

George DOMAIN was q or must OF been
? funny looking guy in poliece court A
short time ago. George said that he
was Sleeping in n room WHARF the gas
was escapcing and this gas got away
with him and give him the head ache
so bad that he could not walk the lie
should and the first. thing he knew
cop got hold of him put him in the
lock IN over night 10 George says the
ComIdatio were not GOOD at all hut
that was not ain the next morning they
took him out fthe lock UP and and
mi George in cort (meaning court and
he ,old his story and the polliece said
tina, he was drunk but George told
then, the hottell that ne stayed at and
the pollicce judge called ur this hottie"
and they had not George on there rec
kords there and then George told them
that he could not write but they got
,ircd OF fool.ng with George and tho
Judge said s.: or fifteen days in jail:
81 George mayed the s.: and all o.
,hs extra trimmings that was hooked w
IN this case which George thought to
h. no IittIs amount. George Is a 5000
hoy alright says his mother and wait
iii get Whole on that judge.
George IS mas smallest boy he Is 30
y.ars-o!d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
PRETTY GIRL NOT so
ACCIDENT

There was n run of OF Dhs'as ne
other day AS reached the news depart
ncnt This happened when George DO
man Albert Caldwell and Ralph Powell
was driving down the road with load
Constic!ng OF G. cans Of milk 50 pounds
the horse was frightened and run at
conscrablc speed when the straps broke
through this excitement there was some
dinner pals broke over the fence tbut
not shook up much Powell who was
TO slow TO jump OF or 10 be kicked on
Gather was thrOwcd over the fence with
the dinner pals recciveing n few minor
cuts and bruises. The wagon wa, torn
to smash and George DOMAIN thinks That
nc was thrown 10 feet about the tall"st
oak, but We don't think that George was
thrown that far however they had 20
walk back. they don't think il so much
fun, after all. II seemed to happen
when Caldwell saw pretty girl but she
was so ugly she scared the horse. The
dammaEe done was SITS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
WHO'D A THUNK IT?

The many Potomac friends or NH
and Mrs-who resides near fotmac'
are all extending congratulations upon
the arrival of tse stork at there homo
on Sept 10 leaveing the pretties'
sweetest baby girl ever born any time or
at any place" AT least this liz the ap-
prevail given the new arrival ny the
happy father. who Is popular amounghst
the force Of the potomac theatre Inc
little lady has been named--hcr arrival
at the--lightencd the stork's cargo Just
Sh pounds.
editor re written this and NOT sure
AS weather these people would care 10
have there name used IN this KIM OF
write up or not. we did not use H.
but write up that is on our desk IS not
fttn for the Nox Pouplt..)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
BRIEFS


Mr. Check and hts manager have all
ready announced thai they are going 10
p, axe there race horses 20 the Jack Town
fair ~"v, year. Jack town IS sure to
hay" people next year then. ri ths,fa!r
Charley Muligau !s erecting new
barn.
Sam caldwell! was = Wheeling shop
per last week and also this week
MorEon R!ggs wife was hur; tho next
idav artc- safety week ended. in ford.
We hear SO much about rccks and
peoria, getting Killed any more ws don't
ialk about them.
Mr. Marion Moz:rgo has moved IN one
'of J. i. Smiths tenant houses this
mounth
Pete Brock vas late hour caller At
iharry Younes Saturday.
George Waiter r. s visiting at
Brooks near here
Mrs Lewis winn was Wheeling
,@hprpcr dure!nG the week.
The HebcrlinC ma mis- expected IN this
community In the near future all OF the
women VIII buy butchers pepper this
lime while th'y bought spices before
I'D for got there pepper FOR butChering
Siio filling !s slowly ocrc!nG 10 an end
for the fall OF 1922.
starting the othcr news Icw:ss wilma
and Rev Joe NJ VIM attended a affair
that was given at s.; Clairsvii! Thurs
day
Ms jonas Caldwell IS Visiting crab
,appic this week.
George Dawson has entered Ra,hany
'r"!ledEc this week
Wool IS going 20 be 20 cents pound
| i any body Will pay that tor T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
Does His Girl GO To church,

Wheeling fair proved 20 he big ar
fair or must Of been as we see people
bringing home wooden blankets from
the fair and We out here are hot enough
with out any blankets some Of the
Young men brings baby dolls home with
them this seams funny that young
man would spend $1,000. fer baby doll
aud only throws In ono cent at church
saws n local minister last night.
.aN % the grain that was ihrea shed At
w w Womans Saturday. They paved
so"oo cents iNushcl Cor rye and $3.50
cents for oats.
Local crorcrInen report Business
good. and som. say by Christmas bus!-
ness will he tack 10 normal again.
Charley Hunt WAS Potomac caller
durniug the Week
Mr.. Marion M"z.nro has moved 10 J.
r. Smith property nca rhcre Mr.. Mo-
lingo IL employed NJ tho Frank Cuiley
farm ut this time.
Gilbert Ackison o. Valley Grove was
a weck end caller a; Harry Y"unES.
Officers still search but md no moon
shine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
LIES FUT|L|TY

II was fun 10 hear the subjects that
was talked at the west Alexander fair
we herd one man talking about man
who was In office stealing the govern
ments money when n few yenrs ago ne
WIS called on to be sold liberty oonds
and he said that no thought that the
government had plenty of money and un
ckelsam had money to throw away he
liev!ng that uncle was a single man.
This man never went TO any school, inc
editor Of VoX Populi who never done
much else onely go to schoo! writes out
checks TO the man who ficanes the post
Office. what is the difference between
the two men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
THE WOMEN ARE RAISING HILL AT WEST LIBERTY
EDITORS NOTE

Tie Potomac Vox PopuA con-
tains real, live news as sent IN
by the correspondent Mt Potomac.
It Is OF such an unusual charac-
ter that We want oIr readers to
enjoy n newspaper classic. 1t Is
original, ana holds place IN
Journalism that Is rarely seen
sny mora. For this reason tho
Intell.gencer offers II TO you
in this form.
THE INTELLIGENCE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
QUESTION BOX

The Editor IS 10 answer the questions
that are mailed through the question
box
Warwood. W va.
Dear sir.
l know a girl tina, is very well cdu-
Gated her name Is hill ] would like 20
write to this girl and ask her for date
can YOU tell me tic best way 10 do !,
Through Your news colmn which I rcdi
each week.
There is no danger OF this girl seeing
the paper as she don't live here. and [
have one1y met her too or three times,
| will seach the Intelligcnccr for your
answer 10 this lctctr.
Singcd) J. ~ Decher tplcase burn
lhiS letter as soon as through
Mr. ReachcrD
Delightful Is the art Of iettcrwritclna
and one not hard to bc acquired. TO
write good letter doubtless requires
so experience; 10 write ono which IL
marked hy originality and beauty re
uuires. in some degree. peculiar tai
ent. But almost any person OF ordinary
intc!ltgenccr can learn how to express
himselm or herself in an acceptable
manner upon paper
II | were TO write Miss Hill would
address letter like this 20 her. but
every one has a different way,
Potomac street.
Sept Is, 1922
Dear Miss. Hill:
AIN conscious that il may be pre-
sumptuous for me to address you this
note; yet feel that an honorable declar
alton OF my feelings toward you Is due
tn my own heart and TO my future hap
pincss. ! first met you to admire your
beauty and intelligence served to IN
crease that admiration to 4 feeling Of
personal INTEREST and now, l am free
TO confess. your virtues and grarcs have
inspired in me sentiment OF love-not
the sentiment which finds Its Eratifica
ton IN the civilitics Of friendly social
intercourse, but which asks in return
heart and L hand for life.
This confession I make freely and
openly 70 you. feeling that you Will give
Il all tn" consideration which II de-
serves. II I am not deceived, II can not
caues you pain: but. II any Circumstance
has weight with you-any interest In an
other person. or any family obstacle.
forbid YOU 10 encourage my suit. then
leave II 70 your candor to make such
reply To this note as seems proper,
shall wait your answer with some an
xiety. and therefore hope you may reply
at your earliest convenience.
Relieve me dcarlady. with feelings
OF true regard.
Yours, most sincerely.
(sign) your name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
MAYBE IT'S HAY THEN

Clen Wingctt has bad luck l.
sea ms to local people here II will be re-
membered that Cless was struck Win
lighting while pitching hay on the W..
W. Boman farm last summer put the
fork IN some way protected him. and he
was NOT hurt very had now the doctor
states that Clell has the favor we can
feel sorry for Clel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
rpu1y A MAN or PARTS

Prof A. II. McFadden is going to 40
some painting in this community prof.
says that he has painted all OF his life
and he is going to show these painters
around here how TO do some i,rst class
work in the near future. Also Prof. is
nrst class piano player Arrangements
may be made to have mcFadden TO play
few nights In the Potomac Theatre
while he Is painting in the community
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
Clever Jokes. Catchy Songs, GorG e"us
Costumes. Beautiful Gowns. stellar
Acting Feature Excellent Bal.

Standing room was - premium a;
'he Court theatre last u.GBt wh'C nc
curtain rose or TIC frs; a. 81 ;hc sec
end % tho ShUbN-t vaudeville units o.
;hs season. Max SpicG'"S success.
The house vas entirely sod on: Ions
before the doors opened ard many wcr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
A YOUNG RACHAFELLEE

Lewis vim will be in It for income
AK this year he has the following JOBS
Manager or tho Potomac Theatre Take
Ing tho children To school Manager %
the Roman farm Lewis says that ne
can pay the income tax II he makes the
money We believe that he Is make!nS
the money ali o. X. At least bankers say
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

pnr'' &c. married for money So; 'a1r-
r,ed t"r love was the o'l saying. BOW
gct married for love bat have n" money
too fall back on when III Tow" = "N-
haustcd rhink this uN"rl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
OuTS, MOST SINCERELY
isign) your name

Mr.. Smith should lady not knowing
4 gentleman accept small presents from
him. IN getting acquainted&
In reply To this I Will say.
Unmarried ladies should not A>cert
rresentst-om gentlemen 70 whom they
are neither related nor engaged. mar
ried lady may occasionally accept
present from r gentleman who Is In
dcbted 10 her for hospitality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Don't IL - II" hCca"~" Wc Will soon
find on, h.trcr. W. ar" much smarter
then "" scam and d"n.' b"':cy" ''"fH
thing rJhr-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Potomac page (. what you han" now
saw no place els" yoU may 81" hero.
The ends and odds Of tn" news IN -,
miles distcncr A. reported - -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

The ,"lrrhor" IS being :"Ta'r"d ~ N"
community II = no. being repaired much
700 soon a. to the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

wha, would this world T." e no hndy
would think.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

To tho Editor OF EoH Popuii 7 noted
in the paper WHARF ever ono was going
10 drive there car CAREFUL last week
but dc not SEE how about Fords. n'a
not see this. the way understood the
60. was every boy and girl big or small
was 70 be CAREFUL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Value or :he 1871 OUTPUT OF cars and
trucks in the United states was S?.:l.,
$40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

The latin word foryou what's the
latin word for unharned you have NOT
rotc;n Il yet II Is not (vnx PopulO huf
instead Il is Gncolumis.-e) We are NOT
going 10 toll YOU what the word fror
pourlI means n YOU find our your self
YOU will remember Il better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
SECOND OF SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE
UNITS GREAT SUCCESS" At COURT

Earned away. u;,Ihlo 10 get ttrN"'S,
"Su,r"s,'' measures Cp "a III" sia"iIT"
80; hy Echoes OF Rr"adw">' last ""'"
IN FAC; from scenic. cuStum.rS an"
electrical standpoint. III" production wa
a .r!t., better Never IN iaC hfs'"'E ~
n,auscuen:s n this cs;N ~ "i~r"h mere
has such h.S value =: h''i" n"n"E '''H
s;y,n thu theatre EoirE public.
Success" opens With Rem" ramp
comedian. who docs som" exceedingly
funny stunts with bicycle and h.
created many laughs. Then comes IN"
Tale Of an Ov"r.oat" with julie Der
rar6 and Fl"rcUS" Scarth. who put over
their l,,tls sk.t Ia The delight % every
one The Royal pck!n Troupe u; SIN
marvellous artists from n" Far East
we're next on the vaudev!llH hill and
the audience simply went wild over III"
many new and amazing tricks introduce"
by these performers. II - doubtful II
there has ever been an act presented IL
WhcsIinG iGAt could equal y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
Rare Artist.

III Warren and Cha. OBrIe1 next
introduced SON" difficult steps and some
remarkable acrobatic dancing which
took the house by storm. II remained
for Norc;te. the sinking v:oltnst. how
evcr.-v!rtuallv clean up"-her per-
f"rnlance on the violin and her p!cas!nS
soprano voice stamped her as an artist
Of the rarrst type. None;te was ohlig
al 10 respond 10 many encores.
The RevUc part ot IN" show tntroduc-
ed Abe RNvrolds. L clever Jewish com
edja7. tioSsic Evere:tr. a poppy Souh-
r":t". Ju,.a Clifford. pr!ma donna. Ben
Holmes and Fred Uackett. THIS comhtn-
alton OF artists kept the audience con
vulscd with laughter from start TO
Na!Sh. Reynolds is comedian OF ab!l-
,ty and met with Il big reception.
The h.GE"st song numbers and those
that seemed :" make the best impress
s;oa on the audience We're The River
Nile" Mister J.ggCrno." "Grandma.
Mother ard Me and East IS East and
WrS; Is West
Tn" marvellous cos,uminE and scenic
effects In these numbers We're simply
amazing and took n" audience off their
:.a. In TACT, Success" can I've said :"
10 rightly named. The second Shuhert
uni, i a success with Il big : There
VIII 10 two performances today.
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