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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Orpheum Closes Its Season
With Musical Comedy Bill

A big triple headline bill, with
James ]. Corbett and Jack Norton.
George MacF'arians. the famous Irish
tenor and his company OF entertain.
ers, and Miss frankie Heath. tho
petite singing comedienns, ~ tho
featured acts, Ia presented the current
week at the orpheum theatsr. which
will close its season with next Sat.
nrdsy nights performance. The the.
ster Will open for the 1g2<2s sesson
on August 81.
Direct from a seasons run IN the
Zeigfeld "Follies," James J. Corbett
and Jack Norton, two os tho most
popular comedians on the stage TO.
day. appear in their "Follies" skft,
entitled Taking the Air" They sp.
pesred In the zirgfeld Foilles with
this ,kit for "a consecutive weeks.
frankie Heath and the Jfinkey Broth.
ers also hail from this August revue,
giving this weeks bill the aspect Of
a musical comedy show.
Jim corbett. better known ~
"Gentiemsn Jim" has an interna.
ilonsi reputation. Ills 80 years ex.
perienee A. a player have covered the
dramatic, musical comedy and vaude.
Vile field successfully. His new We
hicis shows him in a different light
and TO a greater advantage than any
Of his former offerings. Mr.. Norton
has presented a number Of excellent
sklts in the two.a.day, among them
being "Buzzin' Around" Bubbles"
and Incorporation"
Miss Heath In q pert and pleasing
young parsonage with an attractive
and magnetic personality and when
she sings q song II becomes more
than 4 song. II 10 . petite play with
musical comedy setting. In her quar-
tet OF song stories. she really plays
four parts.
George MscFsrlsne's fine baritone
IL one Of the best voices on the nu-
sical comedy stage. His voice. coup.
led with his hisfrionic ability. has
gained for him sn international repu-
tation. lie IL assisted in his vsude-
Wills offering by Herbert G. Lowe
and Margaret Walker.
A surefire comedy sketch IL pre-
.ented by Raymond Bond. with sup
port OF an excellent company. In
his new vehicle. THE Minute Man.
Mr.. Bond plays the part of an swk.
ward boob from the backwoods who
deals a sharp uppercut ~ fake bond
dealers who try IN trim" him.
ia and Tom Hickey offer what
they term elegant gentlemen The
foundation Of their art II eccentric
dancing. The -Four Fayre Sisters np.
pear IN musical pot.ponrri.' Birds
Of Paradise brings novelty dance
act IN he offered by the chalfonte
sisters, charming toe dancers. But
ferfIles, ugly ducklinRs snd other
creatures ~ the land of fairy stories
are 10 be depleted
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
New Lendmg Man for
Bert Smith Players

A cowboy musical comedy described
q. roundup Of girls and laughter
IL "rhe Suffering shelk' which the
Bert smith Comedy PLAYERS are OF
fering this week at the Sew Empress.
Billy Van Alien PLAYS the role OF
SHUTTERS" n cow gentleman from the
wild. of Texas with penehant for
making love 10 the ladies. Rose
prairie flower. II the role played by
" shaffer md she mnkes much N
this sympathetic part. Joe Marion
the other featured player, is east ns
arlo" y rough and ready friend.
A new leading man makes his NJ.
pearanoe with the company this
week. Ife ~ Bert Evans who sp.
pears ~ Jim" stalwart and de.
pendatle young hero. Mr. Evans has
been associated with the Bert Smith
Players IN former seasons and his
engagement for Omaha viii add stlil
further 10 the excellence Of The cur
rent company.
Among the various melodies 10 be
offered are '1lotsy T0isy Town" -
Riss IN the DARK . Honey. Yon
eers Made for Me" Aint Love
Grand" "c0faiita." THE End ~ n
Perfect Day" and others. Special
lies will be introduced by W
absffef. the Harmony Hounds. Mel.
vim and curtis. f'Io Desmond. Hteiis
Watson. and Bert Evans. THE Two
Thieves" a musical comedy OF n
couple Of clever crooks r. announced
for the week beginning nert satur.
dsy
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Rialfo Returns
"Iiunchlark" Today

n Nieior Hugo could hut return
II the world FER one slnsie night
here 10 little doubt that he would
sasp In smssement At the magnifi.
eence Of the Universal production
The IIunchbnck of Sotre Dame"
adapted from HE greatest master.
piece. Each tiny detail OF the book
aud Of the period WAS studied for
months and faithful reproduced ON
the screen. and the hardened critics
Of New York. Chicago and score of
other cities. united as one man In
declaring that here. At latt, IL the
quintessencs of perfection IN screen
art
II returns At popular prices at the
6e-fsito this week.
Lou CLANCY II the star OF the pro.
duction. He Is supported by n
brilliant cast ircludlng Ernest Tor.
renee, Patsy Ruth Miller, Tully
Marshall. Norman Kerry, Brandon
Hurst. Caesar Gravina and Gladys
Brockwell. In all there are - puin-
cipsls and 3,27b extra players. The
entire cathedral OF Notre Dame was
reconstructed especially for the pro-
dnction. as were eight blocks of Pari-
sian streets and houses of the time
of Louis xI.
The last detail that makes for the
final bit of perfection and the ultl.
mate in entertainment 10 the special
musical score that was prepared by
DIR. Hugo Risenfeld and half
dozen other noted musical conduc-
tors. Tho music puts the audience
In just tho right mood for the ysri-
ous scenes and conveys just that
subtle shading that makes for per.
fact uuderstaD aDdInR
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Oh. Jo,i The Bal Is
u inging lis u dy Back

.sThe Baf.H which viii 70 presented
at the pfandcis fheater fer q return
er ~ cement of thrre nights beginning
Thursday. May /. with matinee on
Saturday. has established = rscosi
for success never before eauaiiet hv
piav ~ any character IN Tits or any
oiher country. Il i. without cne
single exception the greatest success
ever presented On any stage. And
that statement :. made With Full
knawisdre of the record. FOR popular
tv that have heen compiled ty ether
theatrical attraction. from tim. 70
time during the iast half century ard
mere The Nat" is the one play That
persons see oyer and over-ard ihsrr
is none other ike a.
The naks was written Nv Mary
Robert R'nehart ana Avery Hrpeood.
Il i presented under tho palns,ading
management % wagenhais and ken.
per. IL i plsyea hv = company
81 excellent reputation in the thesier.
each Of whom was carefully chosen
for The role assigned.
'sThe nat- has heen seen hv rforr
than 5000 GOO persons and has PLAYED
We aaie. a. norc than 80 eaa 900. TIE
hksaly e lhs theaier fails 20 fecetsi
single instance in aHv ceuuirv
where a fv,.afs Ia any way cem.
parable has hcen recanied far a.
riat's sureess In q ihc psr.oi ~ ffnfe.
The casi Nin lneinie iarte Fssns
Hen TBfvarf. Iese erhire Nerse fiet-s
Rrsi' Thomas f1isptftitk. Tori Nal.
tess Rssan i.yean. Edwsni Keane
ff~aerick 81 ccnklia ana y. N.
Gartnsr.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Sweden in Pictures
Coming to Brmdeis

On next Wednesday evening. April
10. ~ SIs y. m. motion picture
travel tour of present day Sweden and
the Gothenburg exposition will be
presented by Wsidemsr J. Adams.
This two and one half hour pro
gram. the finest and most interesting
travel review produced. IL q program
OF interest TO everybody. Among the
national events OF 1874 which Wi be
shown are the Jubilee festivities at
GoihenburG and the stately opening
OF the exposition. trip with the
swedish feet on practice along the
coast, sweden's welcome TO its new
crown princess and q Fourth Of July
celebration at Gothsnburs.
Sightseeing trips through Sweden.
include scenery In sksne. the beet
sugar indnsiry. the iron industry at
Rofors. vermlsnd. Stockholm the
Queen City OF the north. and the
church and castle ct vsdstens.
Tickets ere one sale st the Brandeis
thsstsr box once and the presents
ton will be bnt for the one evening
Wednesday April 20.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
"Afo,iime.' Tomon
Stage Succcss. al Strand

"Mseilme.s III. well known stare
play h Rida johnson Young IL the
offering made 81 The Strand fer the
first four dass Of the week 10 be fol.
lowed ~ q Today showing Of Cecil
de Miles Triumph,
Primarily q strong drama Of mod
efn life. "Maytime. puts the past
aud present In vivid contrast by
means of a prologue laid In the early
part Of the last century. and also
contains scenes laid around 1900. The
prologue, with It's beautiful and elab-
orate settings and costumes. showing
life in New York when the city was
young. idylllc In its beauty, II is
said. while the 1900 episode will be of
particular interest. as this period in
Amerea's history has never been
shown before on thu screen.
One Of the most intense scenes ever
screened is where the lover finds the
heroine in married mans apartment
lats at night: how she proves her
innocence, and makes him realize he
loves her. brings about the wonder.
ful happy ending.
As In practically all OF Rida
johnson Youne's plays. several songs
were introduced into the action of
"Maytlme." Some OF these, notably
Sweetheart" became ss famous as
the play.
Harrison Ford plays the lead In
"Maytlme. Ethel shannon il tn.
leading woman. and others are clars
Bow. William Norris twho appears in
the role he created In the stage yer.
sion). Wallace Macdonald and the 12
most beautiful girls In HOLLYWOOD.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
REEL REMARKS

Cynical husbands may well take
notice Of this Mschiavsiiisn master.
pisc. accomplished BY . noted screen
actor whose wife loved the bright
lights better than 1omsstieity. lts
famous story in Hollywood ana II
reaches ne through none ether than
Reginald Barker.
This famous actor had the still
cameraman at the studio photograph
him in several poses. He brought
the pictures home and showed them
TO his wife.
why" she exclaimed, why.
Henry you've only got one button
on your coat"
"Whoopis--you'y noticed H." Oh,
claimed the grsat actor. why. that's
why had the pictures taken"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Ethel Is
COMING
Miss barrymore viii Be at
Brmdeis Next Month in
Her Latest Polite Comedy.

TINE Rrandeis thester VIII have
Miss Ethel Barrymore in her
comedy success of last season
as It's attraction for MAY ~ ard II.
Arthur Hopkins will present her in
The Laughing Lady" by Alfred
sutro. ths play IN which Miss Barry.
more appeared for Elk months last
year a, ths Longaere thesfer IN Ssw
York.
Mis-. psrryrrors hss. Of course.
pisyed successfuiiy a great variety ~
roles. but shs has won perhaps her
highest praise for her eeiinestion ~
comedy. especially high comedy. And
her following. which nav Re sad 20
include the American public. has ai.
WAYS delighted most IN doing her
honor I'm such parts. A long line of
them might be enumerated and 10 cap
them all there was her magnificent
performance last spring n New York
Of LADY Teazle She appeared with
her Uncle. John Drew. IN the nids;
of an aii.s;ar cast presenting The
sehooi for Scandal IN honor of the
Players club. and ont o, the whole
casf--the Ike of which critics said
had never been seen on ths American
staee--her performance stood forth
unritaied Tor sheer brilliance.
The Laughing LADY is play
thar has unusual sparkle and bril-
llhncy II has Ter Ste central figure
society radfiv who is lust emerging
from the witness stand n her own
divorce proceedings. A; dinner she
meets the harrister who - rufhiessiv
examined her and determines n even
;he score hv compelling him - sue.
cnnih 70 her fasrina;lons. although he
q. = married man Her piar. 20
awry. as fhe hsrTis'er falls IN iove
With her ard she with him. This IN
expected happening hflnrs about
many compi cations and leads - an
unexpected climax FOR the comedy.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Second Week Of
"The White Sister" at Sun

Lillian Gish's triumphant success,
"Ths White Sister" II announced for
second week st the Sun.
The White Sister, was made In
Italy with the cooperation OF the
italian government. II has been
characterized as one os the most
beautiful films ever seiNned.
In addition TO the superb acting Of
Mrs Gisb, who plays the role IN
which Viola Allen stsrrsd 30 success.
fully on the speaking stage. "The
White Sister" has many thrilling
spectacular scenes. The eruption Of
Mt. vesuvius supplies the climax for
this powerful picture which was d.
rected by Henry King, best known
for his work In "ToI'sbIs David"
Henry King trsversed Italy from
north TO south and obtained many
locations which can never be sx.
celIed for their exqnIsitenes.. The
superb Latin palaces, beautiful gar.
deDs. time worn monuments. In fact
all The beauty Of Italy. hiss been
poured into this picture.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
John Gilbert in
"1'hs Wolf Man"

Portrsying = wealthy young Lon.
donsr, scion Of = noble family and
gentleman extraordinary. who be.
comes . beast under the influence OF
liquor, John Gilbert has en- unusual
role in his latest release, The Wolf
Man" which comes to the Empress
screen this week.
The picture carries its action from
the most exclusive club In London
to the timber country In northern
Quebec. Alma Frances snd Norma
sbesrsr have the principal feminine
roles and each Of them IL giyen an
ovportunity for exceilent dramatic
work.
Edmund Mortimer directed the
production from the story by Fred.
srick and Fanny Hatton. An ex.
esnent cast has been assembled 10
produce a realistic picture.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Great White Way"
on Muse Program

Through tho Dark" tale OF the
exploits OF Boston BIackis." ana
featuring tho newest star Of the
screen. Colleen Moore, IN offered as
the besdlner at tho Muse today, day
and date with the Moon. Monday
and Tuesday there In to bs shown
The Great white Way" novel
picture of New York's famous street
and In IL are a galaxy of prominent
e4fors. members Of the press snd
sporting characters. Many OF the
feature writer's who write each day
for The Omaha Rec are shown. THE
Marriage Market" a modern society
drama. IL 10 he shown "wednesday and
Thursday and the final play OF the
week II Herbert Rawiinson's new one.
II which he plays a detective, "stoIen
Secrets"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
I,y PERCY HAMMOND

WV IHfhs WI ~
A IL of ne hoped the other night
IA that "Lesc Kieschns." under
4 a thu benign auspices OF william
A. Prndy, would bs sbis 70 begin life
anew. An elderly entertainment. per.
formed by Mrs. Fisks 20 years ago.
this plsy should have At least a ssuti.
mental appeal For n II the diEnified
rrsnd daddy ~ a generations crook.
dramas. and as such II IL entitled 10
cur sympathy and esteem. But these
are tho times Of the hrash. bob.
hsired bandits. and We appear 70 be
impatient With the oid-fashioned lady.
thieves. who. like Leah. purloin the
Jewels reluctantly and with inoom.
pstenes. 80 Leah Kleeehns."
despite Mr. Bsrdy's noble spdeavors.
must he listed 40 an old. unhappy. far.
on thing. lacking = classics vigor 10
renew itself. II 10 gouty. II not
decrspit
Wherein have We changed since
leah flesebna' was regarded - =
masterpiece of rnelodramag II II poe.
sible that we rre wiser than we were
20 years ago. That va no longer
react 10 the theatsr's primitive sub.
ierfuges and now demand sophisii.
cation and nrtunllty instesd Of the
royal blnh.hiab ~ 1907 suspect that
ihi. play - fundamentally tho best
Of the thiefplsys. stylee niter. how.
ever. in the drains. - we'll rs IN sp.
rarel, md Leah Klesrhna" f., like
fhs works ~ fbgon snd Plnero. not In
the current Broadway mode.
Miss Helen Gahagsn, who " one
~ ihoss spectacular local "dls.
coverlcs," acts Mrs. Flskes role, and
acts II yomhfuly and with considers
abel fire. Hut YOU should see Mr..
Arnold Dniy nr Kie,chna. the interna.
tionnl thief ] must any TINT Mr..
Daily leaves, ~ the saying II, no
stons uniurned ~ make HE define.
alton apparent 10 his audience. lie
strides. sertlcniates. SIMS. grunis
and snorfs. with sses now npllfied.
now downcast. with fieis cieutb bed o.
arms ouisfstehfd. snnnoninK nli the
Wholesale aueers and plfhesor. IN
infge buiks. Hitherto I have regarded
Mr.. Daiy ss The pigrly.W .WiRgly ~ the
actors. but after Witnessing him in
Leah l<leschha" | believe him TO be
the sears Roebnek
Mr. FAvsrshsIn, a. Paul sylysins.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
TauderiIie at Muse.

The Muse theater announces that
every Monday ard Tuesday Il viii
present vaudeville In conjunction with
It's pholoplay showings The first
win take place AZ that
theater tomorrow and Tuesday. with
the showing OF "The Great White
Way the picture of New YORK >
fnaIn sfrtaf
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Some of "ren Best"
This Week

9hole9sf sHsHa rAse4ss wsA
*hh hss sfens piases - h fhe = *s = As
#sailia
= ilAt - D. nseH etAwtfa nnA HsHe
iiase With
i. shown
s =
showing Then ss - Ans Triumph ~ i
hss ~ h rse,. either ~. tendcmnen -
rnfal
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Georgia Minsirels to Be
Here Again Very Soon

The Famous" Georgia Ministries
are set for sn appearance as the
Brsndeb thesisr on wednesday ana
Thursday, May IL and -. with .
popular priced matinee on Thurvdsy.
bringing . company Of ~ fun makers.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

The Actors Equity association,
which Is so expert In lsbor unionism.
hss been until now . sorry failure
In the production Of plays. It's quar-
rels with the employing managers
have been more expert than It's media
lions with the dramatic art. Disaster
hss tread upon disasters heels, and
the Equity theater In Forty eighth
street hns bcen known - a place 10
keep away from. At present the
Equity IL entertaining . comedy by
Miss Rachel croihers entitled "Es.
good. II ~ better than usual. In ~
Miss chrystai Iierne ifnpefnonates q
tinid music teacher from TueksrviIie.
Mlddiewest. who comes 10 New York
and who reeeues by her simple hon
osty sud charm her firlhood sweet.
heart from the urban pefIls. lie.
Willis Smith. by name, has made =
fortune in toothpastes. and II there.
fore the prey of Manhsttan's
sestbsiln mereenarles. Abhofrlng her
81 first for her village saucherle~. the
rich Willie learn. srs the play II
ended to love her FOR herself alone.
e. Erpferslng willie " = duplicate
~ NJ TerisinFions sirupy and pHiatr.
bic a1he Man From Home. - reversed
little and touched up with some
sophisticated modern ssvof.. A chill
minority estimates II as . good. smart
show, hut nothing 10 rave shout. l
think II wouldn't stand q chance IN
the sassclouA -Osss4A3AA'
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
World offers Variety
Unsfinfed This Wcek

An ell.feAture Dill OF sib se'h'"'"
yandeviIle acts II now on view At the
World thsster. Among tho headline
attractions IL Harry Abrams and com
psov I'm shoe Echoes" n song ana
nncs novelty out of the Ordinary
Abrams snd his assistants including
Eernics JsrDot, Jimmy Burcbsh anu
wv Mckay offer a dancing variety
ranging from the old Bowery dances
10 that of oriental and syncopsted
kind. Holland and Dockerili offer
pretentious equestrian act. There are
four beautiful horses In the eet ana
the riding by these two circus stars
IL such NJ TO make the attraction one
that IL sure 10 result In enjoyment
10, Young and old. Elsie Clark OF
monograph fame has the assistance
Of NeIson Story at the piano In the
dispensing OF half a dozen melodies
most Of them OF . comedy nature.
Nsrsfon and Manley step into view
with their melange of Donsenre and
song under the caption of DO You
FOLLOW Me" "A Afro.chlnese FRA.
cas-" IN the title OF the interlude to
be provided by John Rucker and Sid.
ney Perrin. The argument taxes
place IN chop sney parior. Booth
and Nina, are twentieth century en-
tsftainers. their act ranging from sen.
sailonsl bicycle exploits 10 comedy
snd some pleasing banjo melodies.
ITS Twelve O'clock At Night Is the
Arthur Hays organ solo 70 be given
. special and original presentation.
The American Revue. song and
dance spectacle with French Dress
ing az introduced by company OF
= afsnferfainers II the headline at
YKacflon announced for tho week
starting next saturday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

II seems 70 us like We have made
some mention In this here colyum.
from time 70 time. about Harold
Lioyd's tricks OF msgie. Harold is
quite . magician and does ell kinds Of
mysterious things with cards and
glasses OF water and cubes OF sugar
snd things. For = couple Of years he
studied everything he could set shold
OF about magic stuff.
And now the ssd part NJ II has
coms. Harold knows so darn much
about magic. and how all these
tricks are done. that when he goes
- the thsatsr and there IL q ma
gicisn he IL bored to tears. And poor
little Mildred. who Decent know how
half fAs tricks are done. II worried
for fear Harold Will csteh the snnui
or something. and asks us won't we
please request the theaitrs not TO
show any more magicIans. ss Harold
IL liable 10 get the sleeping sickness.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

Draper Dsushsrty, son Of former
United States Attorney General
psusherty. has entered the ranks OF
movie sectors. He has part In Baby
Psgsyss 'Hslsn's Babies
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Leah Doesn't Look the Sam
Percy Hammond Finds Revival Of Old
Play Short Of Thriiing-Eqmiy Gets
Oper a Harrington Drama OF Home.

the isudsbis Trench statesman twho
redssms Leah Kieschna from her
shortoominsD IL ampler IN his denote
ments than was John Mason 20 years
sro. Mr.. Taversharn. ~ you may
know, 10 superior in the imperson.
alton Of sterling fellows. Cast him ~
q prince among men and he will al.
ways 40 well. You will simply love
him when you see him ~ he catches
the pretty Leah rifllne his safe and IL
nice 10 her. and when. ss the
curtain IL falling on the second act.
he hoarsely whispers that old line.
Good Cod he will almost make you
forEet Mr.. cohsn's rlbsld lambs
club burlssaue. entitled Good Godi'
. lowell Sherman sppesrs - the
rlInky Raoul Bsrton. once played by
George Ariir. and. though II 10 bias.
phemous 20 say so. I admit . pref.
ersncs for Mr.. shsrmsns more nor
NAL impersonsiion.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

NJ. r.. who works In q garage. the
other day saw this ehsiked on the
rear end OF q prehisiorlc palsdin;
Don't Laugh. Girls: You'd Look
Awful TOO With Your Paint OFF :"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

Mr.. Tsvsr.hsIn. a. Paul s,Iysin..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-14
Az igazsagiigyminiszter es az olajsrdekelts6gel

Amikor Coolidge feszoliotta Stonet, york;
egyetem anara hogy vaala gazsagugymniser ara
fetettek kerd uladonk6ppen kcsoda emberg Cak
fesszors Daughey utan Coolidge udot bb embeb
zottabb egyenisegben megaapodni? I'd
elmut h6napok esemnye Coolidge el6kepessege gazo
talk inert Stone emeyeve oyan ember ker gazsaggymsz-
terum ere ak esakugan udataban feadaanak ak
elegsk meg emelet gereekk al6sagban igyekzk
szempontjanak ervenyt szerezni
Egy csom6 amerika zleti 6rdekeseg ameynek uze
pontai enyhen szolva sztesg peremen ngadona
muk0deet aa szivesen ehet6 is Aknek val
secret kmenn napra ak oyan tevekenyeget felt
XII amey np borenek nyuzsa eent korantsem oyan
poiku kormanyban ak va6ban erdket akara szogan
szovegi kerkedem anacs nemregben arr6l
vizsgaar6 amelye gazonarak ugyeben vegze jelenes
Stone kezbe er ak en6s bzonyos
ee nagyon felszneseknek & t6keeneknek ennefog
va egy tovabbi vizsgalatot rendelt ell.
Stone karakan miyota amerika OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eetesen mem ott kapo habar ketsgtee hogy oaerde
kesegek befoa kegtelen hogy Stone mmun
mnden kertessel zembe barmiyen kze6d6ne ez
kisertes.
Az gazsgGgymniszter vzsgaat elreneeseve csakugyan
az amerkai erdeke atotta el6 Meg aarja
ogy oaerdketegek gazo mestersges fokoasva
mennylben elnek amera tremevel
az adaok enyg Observation-Disclosures ellen sz6na maid
modo taa arra hogy megfee6 elarast megndtsa eIenk