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New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
COURSES FOR WOMEN

Oxford Eng, Sept. IA Asummer be instructed in the duties and re- sponsibilities of voting, has been opened here, and so many applica- tions have been received that no more students can be accepted. The course specializes in the duties of magis- trates.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
SHOWER FOR MISS KANE.

A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Mary Kane Tuesday eve ming at the home of Miss Helen Mall ley on Elm street. Miss Kane is tc become the bride of Edward Peter son, Sept. 27. Miss Kane received many beautiful gifts. Refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
Came to America With Early
 Cn1oDiStst

Experts state that bed bugs have been traced back through centuries. They came to America with the early colonists. They carry deadly unmen- tionable disease and are a menace to your health. Wipe them out NOW Next week it will be harder. Use Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid 25c can. Sold and guaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co-advt
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
ANTI-GOyT. PLOT.
Conspiracy To Violate Bulgaria's Neu-
 trality is Uncovered

Sofia, Sept. 14-A plot to overthrow the government and violate the neu- trality of Bulgaria was discovered in documents found in the secret ar chives of a representative of Gen. Wrangels army a few days ago. A semi official communique made pub lie today says:
 The plot failed owing to the dis covery of the documents. Measures are being taken to render the plot ters inoffensive.'
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
STRIKERS HOLD OUT
Textile Workers Will Not Work Until 4s.Hour Week is Reinstated-Get Wage Scale Back Again.

Somersworth. N. H., Sept. 14.- Striking operatives of the Great Falls Mfg. Co. having voted to refuse to work under the approximate restora- ton of the wage scale in force before the textile strike was called were pre- pared to continue indefinitely their fight for a 4S-hour wek, strike lead CTS said.
 Officials of the company declared that they had received no notification of the action. Operatives were grad ually returning to work they said.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
HUNGARIAN FASCIsTI.

Budapest, Sept. 14.-An attempt is being made to organize a Hungarian fascist movement in the interests of the center party modelled on the Italian organization which is fighting the socialists.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
WASHINGTON PLEASED

Washington. Sept. 1.-The new development in the rail strike situa- ton was recieved with satisfaction by all administration officials including President Harding. At the treasury it was said that Secretary Mellon took the view that the outlook was very good"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
DIRIG1BLE CONTINUES FLIGHT

Alliance, O., Sept. 14-The army dirigible C-2 which left Newport News, Va, passed over this city at Il o'clock this morning.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

values. Tourings, s75 to s175. 1919 sedan. 1920 coupe. light de- liveries and classy speedsters. Terms ar- ranged. Aaron G. Cohen, S67 New Britain avenue. Open evenings
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD. late 1916 touring. Paint top and covers very good and in excellent me. chanical condition. Price only $1oo, cash or terms. Automotive Sales & Service Co.,, 200 E. Main St. Phone 27o1.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD, 1s17 runabout. Good appearance
 and mechanically excellent New style
 spare and tube Top is good. Can be bought cheap for cash. Used Car Ex. chanqe
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD touring car, good mechanical condi.. tion, good tires. speedometer, shock ab. sorbers. Many other extras s1oo. T. Han. ford Kensington. Phone 656-3
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

HUDSON $40 touring car. Good mechani.
 cal condition and good tires. Bargain if
 taken ut onte. Tha g. F. Motor Sales Corp, l55 Elm St. Phone 73l
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS

Dodge. 1917. pass. touring. Cole 8, 1920 pass. touring, newly painted. Paige. 1920, 5 pass. coupe, completely rebuilt. Paige, 1919, ' pass. touring. Paige, 1913, pass. touring. Stearns- Knight 1913. pass. newly painted. Chevrolet. 1917. touring.
 LASH MOTOR CO.,, ING. WEST MAIN ST, COR. LINCOLN.
 "A REPUTABLE CONCERN"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD, l9l7 touring, with extras. Joe Me- len, 30 West St. Tel. 133l-4. Also cash register.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

| HUPMOBILE, 1920 touring in perfect me. chanical condition. Call 2576-4 between | 5:3o and 7:30 evenings or 5s5 during day.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD COUPE, 1s2o-upholstery good, good tires, demountable rims. Mechanical condition excellent and fully equipped. Price only $500, cash or terms. Automo- tive Sales & Service, 200 East Main St., Phone 2701.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

MAXWELL, 1920 touring, in excellent con- dition throughout and has good tires. Price Is low with terms. Honeyman Auto
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

G. NJ. c. TRUCK, 1917; ton, good tires, excellent condition. Ill So. Main Street. Phone S70
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

STUDEBAKERs-Light six touring $s75; special six touring, sl275; big six touring.
 s165o; F. c. B. factory. M. Irving Jester, 1s3 Arch St. This Is a Stakeholder Ysai.'
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

kISsEL kAR COUPE, 1919, very good up. holstery brand paint, 5 wire wheels,
 with good cord tires all around. Engine just completely overhauled. This car must be seen and driven to be appre- ciated. Price Is remar rkably low. Demon.
 stration anytime. Honeyman Auto Sales Co.,, l39 Arch St. Tel, 2lOq. Open evenings.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD roadster with bed body SIPS. R. c,
 Rudolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2061-2. FORD CARS-James F. Locker, Jr, Good class eecond.hand cara. Room lOQ
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD, 1922 touring. Has been used but weeks fully equipped with starter, de. mountable rims. etc. 5 tires Time pay ments can be arranged A car at big discount. Honeyman Auto Sales Co.,, 139 Arch St. Phone 2109. Open evenings. 2 sTUDEBAKER six eylnder touring cars.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14
Auto and Trucks For Sale

BUICK. i've passenger, in 1-No. i r0nni1E order. City Service Station. Hartford ayu., nue and Stanley street.
 BuICKs-1el7 touring, looks and runs ex- cellent; 1919 touring; 1920 touring. two tops. These are at our main dept, 1855 Park St. Aaron G. Cohen. Hartford. Open evenings.
 and rebuilt throughout. c. A. Bsnce, u Main street. Phone 22ls. BUICK 1917 D-45 touring Best mechani: cal condition, new tires, $350. 227 Glen St. Phone 255-2.
 BUICK for sale, cheap Five passenger touring car. Can be seen at Mercer's sar. age on Park street.
 CADILLAC coupe, Model 55, new rubber. good paint, recently overhaued Private- ly owned. Wnl consider trade for lishter car. Phone 1467-5.
 CAR-Fire chiefs old car. Make offer to Chief Wm J. Noble.
 CHANDLER ls16 7-pass motor, in perfect condition and good rubber, S4co. South End Garage. I'll So. Main St.. Ihore s7o. CHEVROLET, 1921. FEB model roadstrr. Very good condition R. c. Ruoolpb, itI Cherry St. Phone 2osl2 DODGE Bros. panel delivery, like new and only s45o. Get this bargain at Aaron c. Cohen, s67 New Britain Ave, Hartford. DODGE. 1921 sedan in excellent order. Westcott sedan. Franklin 1918 touring and roadster 1921 Dort touring. Viii trade for building lots or sell on easy terms. Aaron G. Cohen Inc. 1855 Park St. and s67 New Britain avenue FORD, 1921 touring car. in good running order. Good paint and all extras. 5 good tires. Price right. 31 Lyons St. Tel. 1so2-5. FORD 1917. roadster. with extra truck body Good tires o. K. condition. Cheap fl taken at once 2l4 Bassett St.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth N. Searle & Go. Sales and service. Cor. Elm and Park sts.. New Britain. Conn. Te.G- phone PHO.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

oLDsMoBILE--sales and service :. tho so. End Garage. III South Main stl-.t Tet. ephone
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD, 1sl7 roadster with extra truck body. Good tires. o. K. condition. Cheap if taken at once. 2l4 Bassett St.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

FORD, 1921 touring car. in good running order. Good paint and all extras 5 good
 tires. Price right. 3l Lyons St. Tel 18O2-5.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
Scrisoare deschisa catra
Par. Octavian Murasan.

Onor. Par. @. MuraSan,
Youngstown, Ohio
OnOrate Parinte -
Stunt trecnte cateva saptamani
de cand am vorbit Gu D-voastra
despre multele intamplari in s1nul
Parochiei noastre, vam spus 81
atunci ca de atatea orr 1nainte cd
MI ypoate Fl nici un membru null
tumit pana nu Sc face clarifi-
care in privinta atator acuze ce
vi s'a adus, nh att luat nici un
pas de clarificare, cei mai multi
ca toata Dumincca la IL August
att aynt aata tarie sd decla-
rati ca oamenii nu vim la biserica
fiindca canta corul 81 ca sunt
oameni carl sunt de alta natiune
81 ne strica bunuf mers al paro.
CHIEF. Parinte Murasan nu corul
nici oamenii straini face ca po-
porul nostru sd nu vie la biserica
D-voastra singur departati ca
bunii crestini de sdineoara sd nu
mai caute acest local slant, po.
porul nostru din Youngstown an
iubit corurile noastre, din contra
au fost foarte reeunoscstQri ace
lor care si-au iertfit tiu1pul de an
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
TRIBUNA LIBERIA

(L0 rubrico 0cedst0 50 publicd Gu
pldcere tOate 0rtscOlele de imteres
general ce near veni dinafard. Etc
trebue s'ssd sd fiie scris citet u su-
MAJ pc o fotd a c0alei de hdrtse ;
sd nw cMprindd v0rbs imjuvioose
sa~ otocuri personals 81 sd nu tie
maj lussgi ca eel nsMH trei suite de
cuvsnte. Toate Grtic0lele Sc Ger a
fl sensn0te de cei ce le scriu. M0nM-
scrisele nepublicabile M Sc s,sapo,
iasd.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
GEL Gu CoNSOLIDAREA
BONURILOR DE TEZAUR?

'Viitorul" oficiosul guvernu-
lui publica urmatoarele
Pentrn cd uncle ziare cOnti-
nua vOrbi mereu de tratatfvele
turmate i'm jltrul CONSOLIDATED, 81
despre esecul sau refuzul straini-
lor, suntem siliti orr cat de nepla-
cut lear Fl acest lucru sa amin.
tim ca conventiunea pcntru con.
sOlidarea bonurilor de tezaur este
inca de multi semnata.
Oar sunt ziare 81 politici carora
nu le pot .folosi ceeace foloseste
tarei.
Fri dmpa amiaza au fost SEM
nate de ministru de finante 81
reprezentantii consortiului de ban
cheri anglo-francez, ACTEI.E
ADITIONALE privitoare la con.
ventiunea 1ncheiata 81 semnata Ia
Paris pentru consolidate bonuri.
lor de tezaur.
Tot odata consolidarea D fost
acceptata 81 de Compania Du 10.
want din Paris care va primi per-
tru bonurile de tczaur &C lc po-.
seda. obligatinni de consolidate
al pari".
(Din ''Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
|NF0RMAT|UN|

Washington. Presedintele
Harding, intro telegrama trimi-
sa catre presedintele Ebert al
Germaniei, a urat poporului Ger
man fericire 81 prosperitate ell
ocazia aniversarei repIblicei ger.
name.
ConstantinopOl. - Conform ra.
poartelor inaintate de camera CO.
mertului, in COnstantinopol trainl
este mai scump GU 806 procente
de cum era in 1914. In 1916
scumpetea era mai mare ca in
1914 GU 1.O66 de procente.
Bedford, N. Y. - Nouile rochii
ale femeilor de la puscaria din
Bedford sunt mai lnngi ca cele
vechi. Baza de masura lungimei
este de IL inches de la pamant.
Berlin. Intreaga trupa a
Ioperei germane de aici va pleca
Isa faca un tur prin statele mai
,principale din America. Trupa
consista din 100 de cantareti 81
95 de muzicanti. Prima reprezen-
,tatie va da la Teatrul National
din Washington.
Berlin. Politia Germana va
desbraca fncurdnd uniforma sa
raNhoinica, Gu colt, tesac scurt 81
tunici de armata, verzi, imbra-
cand lar uniforma albastra pc
care avea fnainte de razboi.
New York. Asociatiunea
unui mare nlna6r de teatre din
America a lnat hotarfrea de in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

Imers sd fnvete cantarile, asa 81
Iacllm popornl nostrn 81 mai Gu
|sama membrii voiesc ca coristii |
|sa cante mai departe decat majo-
Eritatea me9nbrilor nn voiesc sa
alba nn preot Gle care de la pri-
|mul pas f;icut sa vie in parochia |
noastr6 ffe-au fnselat. cd are toate |
actele necesare,, unde stunt Pa
|rinte MuraSan aratale, sunteti
acuzat de tatatea lucruri nici o
clarificare, de la prima D-voastra
venipe aici m att promis clarifi-
|carea in chestia cu cuferile, cum
/ v'ati clarificat dupa cateva luni
de promisiune att VENT la mine
ell un act de anulare de la Sibiu,
|v'am rngat atnnci ca so publi-
cati sa vaza lumea 81 sa judece,
sunteti vinovat sau att fost, ell
nu sunt multumit ell atat ca am
vazut-o, ell vreau lumea intreaga
sa vada sd judece ce clarificare 81
ce act de anulare ayeti.
In numarul din 8 corent al,
lziarului America" dl Stefan
Florescu, farmacist, v'au cerut
lin numele celor 50 de membri
activi 81 fondatori al parochiei
noastre sa va supuneti la aceia
ce all hotarit acesti membri sau
sa plecasi, supuneti-va la hotari-
lrea acestor membri, 81 clarificati-
va in chestiile ce sunteti acrzat 81
va asigur ca vim oamenii la bise-
RIGA, nu-i departati ell diferite
lpromisiuni, la sinodul din urma
v'am dat adresa D-nei Farca, att
zis ca asta att asteptat ca sa aveti
adresa D-nei pana acum nu avem
nici I'm rezultat care cauza |?
stim ell totii ca avem in orasul
nostru un popor constiu 81 iubi-
tori de sfanta noastra Biserica
dar numai atunci cand vom sti
ca avem in fruntea parochiei noa-
Istre oameni cinstiti, oameni ell
trecut curat, fiindca numai de la
oameni cinstiti 81 onesti putem
astepta invatatura 81 lucruri TO-
lositoare.
| Ca de incheiere voiesc sd finn
iintelesi 81 1ntelesi binc ca nu din
motivele care le-ati predicat D-tra
nu vine poporul la biserica, nu
vine din motivcle care vi le-au
cernt acei 80 de membrii iscaliti
| in petitia d-lui Stefan Florescu,
cred deci ca suntem 1ntelesi 81
;lpe yiitor MI veti mai cauta ca sd
puneti diferite scuze acestea sunt
isus aritate cauzele care face 30.
IpOrul nostru sd nu vie la Biserica
corul lam iubit cu totii 81 suntem
foarte m,lltumitori acelor ce si-au
perdut timpul pentru care Ia
jerfit ca sa invete cantarile ce
le-au cantat la diferite ocaziuni
i Youngstown, 0. la IA August.
i Gu stima
/ M. r. Roman.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

terzice orr car,li actor sa-si faca
ms de legea prohibitiei pc sce-
nele lor.
Berlin. - Kaiserul va primi un
raspuns la memoriile sale dintr'o
snrsa de- mare autoritate. RaS-
punsul Ia aceasta carte il va da
d-nul Viviani, ministrul de raz-
Iboiu al F'rantei, care pregateste
o carte al carei titlu este: Gre.
selile Kaiserului." !"
Reading. Pa. Lewis Edward,
arestat pentru ca furase un auto.
mobil, marturisit la polite ca
furase pana acum 200 de auto,
mobile 81 lie v1nduse in Phila-
delphia.
Washington. In cercurile
diplomatice de aici Sc discuta
intr una chestia: pentru ce Ger
mania intrebuinteaza 81 acum, in
actele diplomatice, titlul de lin
periu.' In semnarea pactului
pentru despagubiri, sc gaseste de
de llai multe orr fraza: Prese-
dintele Statelor Unite 81 prese-
dintele imperiulW german s'au
Iinvoit' etc. Credentialele docto.
rului Otto Wiedfield, noul ann.
basador al Germaniei la Wash.
ington, ziceau ca dansul este
'imputernicitul imperiului ger
man"
Cleveland, Ohio. = .Jumatatt
din nefericitii adjust in decursu
anuIui acesta la casa de nebuni &
statului Ohio sunt immigrant
IDeclaratia aceasta fnst facut;
de dOctorul Guy Williams, supra
intendentul institutiunei, in ra
portul sau anual catre autorita
II tile de la Columbus.
Chicago, III. - D-nul Clarenc,
Burt 81 d7ra Vivian Puckett s'a,
cununat ieri sburind Gu aeropla
nul la O mare inaltime deasupr'
Orasului. Judecatorul care Ia Gu
nnnat in aeroplan are fabric;
de aeroplaneLjucarei. Cununia il
felul acesta fost mai multi
ocazic de reclama pentru fabric;
de Jllcarel a JudecatOruiul.
| Knoxville, Tenn. - Exploit
II.
isbucnita la o NINA de carbun
situatas in akropiere de Middles
borro ingropat de vii 6 munci
tori.
| Chicago, Ill. - Robert Thisart
in etatc de 2 ami, s'a suit la fe
reastra in timpuf cand mamas
iesise din camera. Copilul, raza
mandu-se de panza Gle sirma
ferestrei, desprins-o din cuie S
a caznt JOS, pc trotuar. Fereastr
era la etajul al cincelea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

OArI1le carr faman lnCnlSe nu-si
pot da invatatura. E mai bine sd
M lie al in casa, decat sa lie til cu
filele netaiate.
Acum cu greva de trenuri SIT
ifere lumea nu prea sufere, insa
sd vezi ce suferinte 81 nemultu
miri ar Fl, daca s'ar pune opera
tori masinilor de cinematograf
in greva. Ce s'ar face femeile?
i
I'm intelept a facut pc TN prost
sa-si schimbe gandul, insa nevasta
prostului Ia facut pc intelept si'
creada ca lucrllrile stau asa cum
'zice ca.
d
Pc omul batran nul poti insela
sa faca prostii noui, insa pe cel
tinar il poti amagi sd faca prosti
vcchi.
q
Gel mai multi politiciani, dupi
ce schilae mai multi ami dupa {
slujba, cand an apucat-o zic ca
20 primesc numai din dorinta de
ami servi tara cat Sc poate ma
bine" - Fara comentar.
%
Toti Sc mira 81 Sc 1ntreaba care
e cauza ca banii americani Il
sboara atat de inte din buzunar
Subsemnatul, zacand de acela!
boala 81 find vecinic muncit d'
aceias ideie, am cautat 81 an
aflat adevarul. Stiti care e? Bani
americani an vulturi pe eli. De ali
sbOara.
Tn preOt cununat tinar;
pereche in aeroplan. Ce va fl scri
popa 'pe liniutele din certificatu
de cnnunie, llnde trebue mplu
urmatorul loc gol: orasul und
s'a consfintit casatoria ......
Plasa ..... Statul ;. -.
Poate va Fl scris Orasul Nor, plas
lVazduh 81 statul Vintul Turbat
| u
Gel mai bun talisman de moro
pc carel poate purta cineva est'
un zimbet pc buze.
| il
Fa'bricantii de ciorapi zic C;
reintoarcerea model rochiilor scu
te va aduce castiguri cultivatori
lor de bumbac.
"a
Germania 'inveleste carnati i
bani de hartie. Aceasta insa nu |
mareste valoarea. sao
paH5A, W
Saptamana trecuta, dol depu
tati s'au slbparat atat de rau unu
pc altul, incat all spus adevaru
in parliament.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
DIN fUcA CONEIOlUI

Cartile carl raman inchise mutt
pot da invatatura. E mai bine sa
nn lie al in casa, decat si lie til cn
filele netaiate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

Acum cu greva de trenuri SIT
ifere lumea nu prea sufere, lnsa
sd vezi ce suferinte 81 nemultu
miri ar Fl, daca s'ar pune opera
tori masinilor de cinematograf
in greva. Ce s'ar face femeile?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

New York. Asociatinnea
unui mare nuaa6r de teatre din
America a luat hotarfrea de a in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

Saptamana trecuta, dol depu.
tati s'au slbparat atat de rau unul
pc altnl, lncat All spus adevarul
in parliament.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

I'm intelept facut pc un prost
sa-si schimbe gandul, insa nevasta
prostului Ia facut pc intelept sa
creada ca lucrurile stau asa cum
zice ca.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Chesapeake Beach.
CHEsAPEAKE BEACH, nearh

CHEsAPEAKE BEACH, nearby
Maryland bay resort. is pre-
pared for one Of the biggest week
ends of the autumn fishing season.
More than 500 fishing enthusiasts,
aside from several thousand auto
lists, are expected to visit the resort
today.
The Potomac Anglers Associa-
ton will hold its annual fishing ex-
cursion at the Beach today. The
public has been invited to attend.
A special train will leave the Dis
trict line at $40 a. m, returning
from the Beach at $50 p. m. A
fleet Of twenty motorboats will
take the fishermen to choice fish
ing grounds in the bay.
Trout, hardheads, taylors, rock
and founders now are being
caught in large numbers. Ten
prizes will be awarded for the larg.
est fish caught today.
Weekend fishing excursions will
continue ut the Beach as long as
good weather lasts.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Fine! Most of Us
Have Never Seen
a Real Duchess

SURELY the search for cor
~ rect atmosphere in the
films cannot 60 beyond hav-
ing a real duchess to work
in scenes portraying the Eng
lish nobility.
Maurice Tourneur accom-
plished this for the "high
life" scenes Of the Goldwyn
production of "The Chris
tian." However, it wasn't
hard, for Stella, Duchess of
Lanti, had gone to Holly
wood to earn a name for
herself in motion pictures.
Though Miss de Lsnti is Of
the blood of the Doges, she
was born and educated in
England and Paris. The
family fortunes having been
swept away by the war, she
obeyed an old impulse and
crossed the ocean, sailing
through the Panama canal,
and landing at San Francisco.
Her husband, Fenwick Oliver,
also appears in the picture.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
His Dirty Past.
ALBERT DE CONT CADAs

ALBERT DE CONT CADAS-
SAMARE was driving a laundry
dry wagon in Los Angeles when he
read a want ad for a man who had
been an officer of the Austrian
army.
He qualified and is now doing
research work for Erich Won Stro-
helm at Universal City in prepara-
ton for the filming of Merry Go
Round" He drove the laundry
wagon in Los Angeles when he
sonable regularity. Now von
Stroheim keeps him so busy that
he eats only occasionally.
He was a machine gun officer
with the Second Cavalry division
of the Austrian army when he was
captured by the Russians in 1915.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Keith's
GEORGE CHoos' masterpie

GEORGE CHoos' masterpiece
in frills and frivolity, The
Realm of Fantaisie," starring
Giuran and Marguerite, the
famous dancers, will be the con.
spicuous feature in the B. +.
Keith theater bill this week, be-
ginning with tomorrow's matinee.
A popular principal will be
Frank Ellis, the chief support Of
the two stars. Others are the
Eight English Rocket Beauties
from the London revues. The
sensational "Radiana" scene of
the Broadway production will be
added, every one Of the COM
pany appearing in a luminous
costume.
Kitty Doner, the famous dane.
ing comedienne, assisted by
sister Rose and brother Ted
Doner. will he the extra added
attraction. The fair Kitty has
won fame along the Great White
Way and the present is her
first opportunity to appear in
the Keith house here. They will
present "A League of Song
Steps" Miss Doner's newest and
greatest success.
Third in the array is Eric
Zardo. the eminent concert
pianist. q long established favor
ite with music-lovers here. It
is promised his repertoire will
have the widest appeal. Joe
Laurie. jr., the pint size author
comedian. will delve for drollery
into 'Familyology." Rosalie
Stewart will direct THE Weak
Spot" a comedy oddity by
George Kelly. Jennings and
Dorney will offer Between
Strokes" Cahill and Romaine
will do "a Comic Mix-Up" and
Raymond Wilbart will defend his
title as "The Unusual Fellow"
Others comprise the regular
house attractions.
Today at and S:15 last weeks
bill headed by William Favers-
ham, will be given its last per-
formances.
Opportunity affording and as an
additional feature Of interest Man.
ager Robbins has arranged with
Miss America" and Miss Wash
ington" to appear at every per-
formance this week.