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Evening star., 1925-11-08
ZIEGFELD FOIIIES.

The latest edition of the Ziegfeld
F'ollies. following its 67 capacity weeks
in New York, will be disclosed at the
National Theater next week, opening
Sunday. November Is.
1t has been acclaimed as the apex
of the costly and distinctive revue
that Florence Ziegfeld has annually
conceived until it has attained nation
wide. and even international, renown
as in a class by itself In artistry,
almost reckless expenditure and the
constant Glorification of American
beauties it has steadily progressed.
1t is also declared richer in comedy
than all that have preceded it-whole-
some American fun. dealing with Incl
dents of daily life that appeal to the
average citizen, with Skits and satires
entitled The Drug Store" The Back
Porch. THE Joy Ride, The Picnic, :"
and The Nagger''
The dialogue of the revue is by J. p
Mck,voy, w. {: Fields. and Gus Vein
burg: the lyrics by Gene Buck: the
music by Raymond ~Huhbell Dave
Stamper and Werner Jansen. The
production has been staged by Julian
Mitchell.
In the organization of more than
100 persons are combined representa-
tive comedians, singers, specially per
formers. novelty dancers, l6 of Tiler'S
famous unity dancers. and % Ziesfeld
F'ollies girls of distinctive beauty.
poise and personality. The principals
are the same seen in New York. in
cluding W. c. Fields, Ray Dooley,
Edna Leedom and Dave Stamper
Irving Fisher. Peggy Fears, Clarence
Nordstrom, . Bertha Belmore, Tom
Lewis, kelo' Brothers, Barbara New
berry, Dare and Wahl, and Easter
and HaZeltOn
Evening star., 1925-11-08
GAYETY-"Berstein's Bathing
Beauties"

"Rube Bernstein's Bathing Beau
ties is this weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater, personally guaran-
teed as the best Bernstein has ever
sponsored.
Jack Hunt and Clyde Bates head
the cast as tramp character comedians.
with "a bag of new gags" and series
of screaming parodies. Winnie
Phillips is again the ingenue, outfitted
with new material in the way of songs
and wardrobe of voguish creations.
Marie Hart is the soubrette, with Dud-
lev Farnsworth the leading man.
Max Stamm and Ethel Bailey, both
from Keith vaudeville, to form a har-
mony singing and dancing combina
ton. Dorsey Biron, brunette and
graceful dancer, is a new principal,
new to burlesque. having come over
from vaudeville to assist the Misses
Phillips, Hart and Bailey in musical
numbers and with her individual con.
tribution as a singer of blues"
An added attraction is Aaron and
Kelley a duo of colored lads. late of
the plantation Revue" who offer
some startling new steps and songs.
Eighteen pretty chorus lassies clad
in ultra -modish bathing suits are the
center of a novel rain effect with real
water
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Hamlet In Modern Gafb.

The curiously awaited Hamlet in
Modern Clothes" is announced by
Horace Liveright to open at the Booth
Theater, New York City, tomorrow
evening. Basil Sydney will play Ham
let Ernest Lawford is Polonius, Charles
Waldron is the King, Helen Chandler
Ophelia, Adrienne Morrison the Queen
and in the cast will be found such
well known players as Percy Waram,
Walter kingsford. Gordon Standing
Stafford Dickens, Harry Green, Julian
Greer, Katherine Francis, etc.
The play has been undergoing re
hearsals by James Light of the Prov
incetoWn Players.
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Capital Side Shows j..

WAsHINGToN seems well abreast
of the times in the matter Of
dancing and of public places where
dancers may spend pleasant
evening.
Both lie Paradis and the Club
Chantecler are nightly filled with the
younger element in search of enjoy
ment. At lie Parads the band, direct
ed by Harry ALBERT, is contributing
melody to the color and gayety of the
environment. while at the Cluh
ChanteCler the music ensemble, under
the direction of Paul Fidelman, il
varying melodic efforts for graceful
dancing with vivid syncopation. Tea
dances are given at lie Paradis from
4:15 to els pm. Wednesday and
Saturday.
At the Mayfiower Gardens the
Spencer Tupman Orchestra is in
Producing song numbers with dance
specifics to highly modernized music.
Miss Alice Tupman and Miss Ruth
Bennett will present song and dane
ing specialties during the week.
Climaxing their offerings with a
double Charleston. Tea. dinner and
supper dances are features at the
Mayfiower Gardens.
At the Swanee, vaudeville night
"Dixieland" and a Battle OF Music"
between the Swanee Syncopators ard
Happy Walkers Golden PIeasants.
will be features this week. Tuesday
evening, a group of vocal and dance
specialties will be offered by Colum-
bus, Becker and Schaffer, with
syncopated features stressed. Thurs
day evening, "Dixieland" will be stag
ed by half dozen lively little shadows
and the Battle Of Music" is scheduled
for Saturday evening "for jazz
laurels."
Evening star., 1925-11-08
STANDARDIZATION for Scandal"

NAIlONAI@S StnOOl LOT Scanudi-
Richard Brinsley Sheridan's school
for Scandal will be presented Monday
night at the National Theater with
an all-star cast-a production that
George C. Tyler offers as a worthy
successor to his presentation of The
Rivals last season.
A special glamour attaches to such
names as o. p. Heggie. Henrietta
Crosman, Julia Hoyt, Nav Collins,
jefferson De Angels. Ian Hunter,
James Dale, Ben Field. William Sey-
mour, Arthur Lewis, Neil Martin. Ro-
maine Calender. Phillip Tonge, Mary
Hone Anthony kemble- Cooper, Brian
O'Neil Harold Thomas. Basil West.
Kay Harrison and Jane Arrol as
sembled in a play that for a century
and half has been considered the
greatest of all comedies.
AS an added stinulant to the in
terest Basil Dean. a noted English
producer and manager, who staged
school for Scandal" has announced
that he has endeavored to reproduce
an eighteenth century atmosphere
to a further extent than has ever
been attempted in recent years. 1t
also Is announced that the play will
be given in accordance with Sheridan n S
original manuscript, adhering to the
scenes as set by the author. SO in
stead of the usual wait between acts.
of which there are five, there will be
but two arbitrary intervals or inter
missions.
Several members of this distinguish
ed cast are making their American
debut in school for Scandal" but
come here with regulations firmly
established in England
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Causes Flat Feet.

THE Charleston may take America g
dancing circles by storm. but as
far as motion picture actresses go 1t
will soon be placed on the shelf.
This Is the prediction of Director
John Francis Dillon, who is now in
New York directing Anna Q. Nilsson
and Lewis Stone in TOO Much
Money
1.-The word has been pa assing round
in Hollywood film circles" said Dillon
that the Charleston causes fat feet.
Just watch the stars fade away from
that dance. No one seems to know
just how much truth there is in the
rumor, but these pretty ladies are
taking no chances"
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Purchases Famous Canvas S

r NJ. ASHER, head of Corinne Grif-
- fifth Productions. it is announced,
has purchased from G. l.. Langly, mil
lionaire theatrical executive, the world
famous stella painting for his gal
leries. The consideration, according
to Asher, was SIS 900.
The painting is from the brush of
Napoleon Mani and was finished in
1850. 1t was exhibited at the st.
Louis. Chicago and San Francisco
world fairs.
The subject Is beautiful Italian
girl reposing on a couch of flowers.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Washington Guild Theater.

Washington's newest theater. the
Washington Guild Theater. 14l4 Eye
northwest. will open its doors for the
first time Tuesday evening, November
II. with Louise MalIoys rollicking
comedy, 'Jimmy's Mother-in-Law.
Miss Malloy is dramatic editor of the
Baltimore American.
This is the first production on any
stage of this playwright's comedy
The entire cast in the play are mem
bers of the Actors Equity Associa
ton. Victor kearney, former pro
fessor of drama at the University OF
Maryland, is head of the Washington
Guild Theater.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
STRAND-Rob Nelson.

The Strand bill for next week. com
mencing Sunday, November IS. is top.
ped by Bob Nelson. remembered as
the late star of Artists and Models =
"Broa dway Brevities," "P a 81 n G
Show Innocent Eyes" and other
Broadway hits. He will be assisted AT
the piano by Johnny Wright Second
on the bill will be the worlds cham
pion walker, George y. Brown, in his
own comedy oddity Professionalism -
Other numbers will include Hart, Wag.
ner and Leila in a. singing and dane
ing number. Crawling into Vaude-
Vile" and Alexander Brothers and
Evelyn in n juggling number, "All
Balled Up
The feature photOplay will he
Wasted Lives" featuring Elliot Dex.
ter, Cullen Lands and Edith Roberts
Evening star., 1925-11-08
ARCADE.

The Arcade management announces
that George Bruce and his orchestra
nightly will play ''tantalizing jazz
and lifting melodies to please its many
dancing patrons.
Tuesday a special feature will be a
colorful bal masque with prizes for
the most beautiful and comical cos
tunes; Thursday a Club dance" un-
der the auspices of the Tivoli Pastime
Club, to which the public Is invited,
and Friday (the 18th a jolly hoodoo
dance. Roller skating will continue
in the big rink.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Tip TOES"

Tip Toes" a musical comedy by
the same authors as Lady, Be Good -
produced by Alex A. Aaron and Vinton
Freedley, from book written by Guy
Bolton and Fred Thompson, lyrics by
Ira Gershwin and for which George
Gershwin has supplied the music.
will receive its premiere in Washing
ton at the National Theater Thanks
giving week.
1t is heralded as pretentious affair
with a big chorus and cast that
Evening star., 1925-11-08
kEITH'S-Three Headliners.

For the first time this season, B. +.
keith's Theater announces an enter
tainment topped not by one headliner
but by three. Twin headlined bills are
not infrequent at the Fifteenth street
home Of vaudeville, but 1t is rare to
find three top-notchers appearing on
the same bill.
This trio of stars Is headed by Ce-
ella tCissie) Lotus. one of the most
celebrated artists of the international
stage, who will be seen in "1mpres-
sions Of Stars Of Today and Yester-
day" assisted a the piano by William
Walker.
The second of these stellar lumina-
ries i. Marie Cahill whost coming is
always welcomed, both by those who
knew her in musical comedy and those
whom she has come to know In vaude-
vile. This season Miss Cahill will Of
fer Songs, Chatter, Stories" with
the assistance of Robert Farley.
The clever legitimate star, Wallace
Eddinger, completes the triple head
liner. Mr.. Eddinger, who made a
great hit in Capt. Applejack and
later in THE Haunted House." will
be seen this week in a new one e-act
comedy, Things Could Be Worse, ;"
written by Edwin Burke. which has
been staged by Mr.. Burke Mr. Ed
dinger will be assisted by Isabel
Withers and Leslie Adams.
Spencer Tupman and his famous
Mayfower Orchestra also will be a
feature for the week. The orchestra
will introduce a double Charleston
number by Miss Alice Tupman and
Miss Ruth Bennett. Ray Huling will
present his remarkable dancing seal;
F'ridkin, jr., and Rhoda will be seen
In new dance offering, "A Flash of
Color and Grace; Ed Levan and Joe
Doris will offer song and jazz. and
Johnson and Baker will do clever
tricks with straw hats. Aesop's
Fables, Topics of the Day and the
Pathe News Pictorial will be screen
attractions.
STRAND-"CIintOn and Rooney"
Evening star., 1925-11-08
MUTUAI-"WhirI of Girls"

Next week the Mutual will offer the
"Whirl of Girls with sgd Burke fea-
tured. Irving Selig as the comedian,
and with Ed Douglas, Millie Kennedy,
Rose Lee and Jimmie Smithers in the
cast. The usual extra features are to
be continued, including a plantation
Revue" Monday night, a wrestling
match Thursday night and the anna
tours Friday night, in addition to the
regular burlesque performance.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
KEITH'S-Nan HaIperin.

Chic and distinctive Nan Halperin
will headline the bill at B. F. Keith s
for the week of November Is. pre-
senting historical song cycle,
created and staged by herself. Fea-
tured also will he Walter c. Kelly.
the famous Virginia Judge" and
Vlasta Maslova in a dance revue,
The Blue Bird"
Evening star., 1925-11-08
MAY COLLINS and OPHEGGlE National
Current Attractions
At the Theaters This Week.

NATIONAL-Schoo for Scandal Sheridan comedy Opens
night
POITS-Laurc comedy Opens
night
BELASCOAt the Curtains mystery play this
kEITHSThree headlners, vaudeville this
STRANDClnton and Rooney vaudeville Opens this afternoon
EARIEToube With Wives, vaudeville
GAYETY-Bernsens Bathing burlesque. Opens
MUTUA-"olywood Scandals. bursque Opens
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Observation-Disclosures Up Father"

Unusual diversity is promised in q
combira ton of musical comedy. folly
and vaudeville next week at the
Gayety Theater, when Bringing Up
Father in Burlesque''. will be the
attraction Hurtig & Seamon. the
producers have given this cartoon
favorite a lavish setting, with Pete
Curley in the role of Jiggs, Beatrice
Harlow as Maggie, and Jimmie Con
ners as Dinty Moore. Others in the
cast will be Flo Haorni. Florence Chap
man and William Pollard.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

that the Mutual circuit has been seek
ing to secure in it's woman stars.
Many song numbers, created solely
for Hollywood Scandals" will be
sung, led by Miss Harrison.
Tomorrow night plantation
Revue" will be staged, Thursday night
will be given over to wrestling and
Friday night the amateur performer
will be given an opportunity to demon
strate his or her ability.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
EARLE-Rirdie Reeve.

The Earle announces Miss Birdie
Reeve, the worlds fastest stenog
rapher, for next week, commencing
Sunday, November Is. Miss Reeve
is but 16 years of age and will, it is
announced, challenge any one in the
world at spelling and tipping. Five
other vaudeville acts will constitute
the program in conjunction with the
first Washington showing of with
out Mercy" featuring Leonel Bel
more, Dorothy Phillips and Rockliffe
Fellows,
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Manager Ira j. La Motto of the
Gayety Theater, who received many
inquiries as to when the next Black
and White Revue will be presented in
a special midnight performance at the
Gayety Theater, states that Jack
Reid's Black and White Revue will he
the attraction at the Gayety the week
beginning Sunday, December 6. and
the next special midnight show will be
Wednesday. December 8.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
MTrTrAI-"HoIlywood Scandals. /"

Hollywood Scandals" burlesque,
will be the attraction this week, COM
mencing today, at the Mutual Theater.
Minnie Bud" Harrison, who heads
the company, Is said to have brought
to burlesQue the artistic attributes
Evening star., 1925-11-08
Coming Attractions

includes Queenie Smith. Andrew
Tombes. Allen kearns Harry Watson
jr.: Jeanette Macdonald PhyIli,
Clare, Gertrude Mcdonald, Rub
Keller and others.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

acts headed by Walter Clinton and
Julie Rooney with their inimt a BILE
songs and genuine comedy. They
bring also their own jazz band. Miss
Rooney is daughter of the late Pat
Rooney and sister of the young Pat
now starring with Marion Bent in
The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady."
The Town Clown" is a laugh pro.
voking comedy skit to he presented
by Orren and Drew, and is said TO
be a novelty in vaudeville entertain.
ment.
other vaudeville numbers include
Herbert Faye and company in sing
ing and dancing skit. "Laughology. >
Jennings and Mack in "In Our Auto, .
new comedy surprise, and Capt
Mcintyre and company. the world s
greatest rifle shot" together with Rose
Mcintyre. the human target, in sen.
sational craftsmanship.
The feature photoplay will be Metro
Goldwyn's production THE Mystic, .
with Aileen Pringle and Conway
Tearle. 1t is described as thrilling
melodramatic expose of fake mediums
Short films of an interesting and
educational nature also will be shown
EARLE-"TroubIe With Wives"
The Trouble With Wives" a Para.
mount picture will have its first
Washington showing and headline the
bill, with six acts of Keith popular
price vaudeville. at the Earle this
week. The picture is an answer to the
husband who is always stating the
trouble with my wife is"
Vincent Lopez sponsors THE Vim
cent Lopez Debutantes," a combina-
ton of exceptional girl musicians, in
popular musical numbers arranged by
him.
Others will include Dunbar and
Turner, in Eccentric Conglomera-
tions": the Walter James Revue, in
songs, dance and syncopa ton; Doro-
thy Taylor and Frank Marckley, in
Blues and Syncopation"; Roger vii.
liams, THE Boy from Dixie; Healy
Reynolds and Saxton, in Execution, y
and Alexander Arons' organ offering
of series of numbers from THE
Love Song"
Evening star., 1925-11-08
In the Spotlight.

"THE Master of the Inn" by Cath
crime Chisholm Cushing. will
open in Wilmington, Del, November
Is.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Frank Mcintyre has been added to
the cast Of the new Greenwich Vii
lage F'ollieS," now getting ready in
New York
Evening star., 1925-11-08

A new play by Francis de Croisset,
adapted by Michael Arlen. is an.
nounced for this season by Charles
Dillingham;. in association with John
Golden. Winchell Smith will stage 1t.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

THE Winner Loses" was offered
last Monday night at the Garrick The
ater, Philadelphia. by Sam H. Harris
Evening star., 1925-11-08

A new theater will be built by A. L
Erlanger in Atlanta, Ga, at a cost o
$500, 900, construction work to bt
started at once.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Tom Powers will play Napoleon in
The Man of Destiny" which, with
"Androcles and the Lion" will form
double bill at the Klaw Theater, New
York, the week of November %.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Lester Lonergan will supervise the
production of Me" new play by
Henry Myers. which is to be produced
by Arthur Kober, and associates.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Eddie Foy will be the star Of THE
Casey Girl" which will go into re-
hearsal this week in New York.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

!
A new theater will be built by A. L.
| Erlanger in Atlanta, Ga, at a cost of
100000, construction work to be
started at once.
Lester Lonergan will supervise the
| production of Me" a new play by
Henry Myers. which is to be produced
! by Arthur Kober, and associates.
The road tour of They Knew What
| They Wanted" under the manage
ment of Sam II. Harris, will open in
Rochester November %. with Richard
Bennett and Pauline Lord in the lead
! ing roles.
The production of Hamlet" in mod
ern clothes, sponsored by Horace Live
right. will open at the Booth Theater,
( New York, tomorrow night. Basil Sgd
ney will be Hamlet. Polonius will be
| played by Ernest Lawford. the King
| by Charles Wa1dron, Ophelia by Helen
! Chandler and the Queen by Adrienne
! Morrison. James Light will direct.
Walter Hampden and Ethel Barry
more have decided that The Mer-
chant of Venice will he the next
Shakesperean play in which they will
co-star. Their second production.
| however, will be modern play, the
! title of which is to be announced later.
Beware of Widows" by Owen
Davis, had it's opening in Pittsburgh
| last Monday night and a big success
f; is reported. Madge Kennedy Is star
ring in the piece.
| "A Lucky Break" in which George
| MacFarlane appeared earlier in the
sea son, will be produced by Mr.. Mac
/ Farlane as a musical comedy later in
the year.
Leave 1t to Me- Rufus lie Mares
new musical show, opened last week
In New Haven. Eddie Buzzell and
| Mary Milburn are featured.
| Lawrence Anhalt has engaged Ed
gar MacGregor to direct Bertha kalish
| in "Magda," the Herman Suderman
! drama.
| "The Dark" by Martin Brown. has
been placed in rehearsal by the Charles
Frohman Corporation. Elsie Ferguson
| and Basil Rathbone will have the
| principal roles.
Here Lies the Truth" by Ralph
! Spence, author of THE Gorilla" will
| be produced this season by Donald
| Gallaher.
Tom Powers will play Napoleon in
The Man of Destiny which. with
| "Androcles and the Lion will form
| double bill at the Klaw Theater, New
York, the week of November %.
| Eddie Foy will be the star of THE
| Casey Girl which will go into re-
Evening star., 1925-11-08

A blithe novelty is introduced by
Manager George Tyler in connec-
ton with School for Scandal'-a
kenuine fesh-and- blood dramatic
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Here Lies the Truth" by Ralph
Spence, author of "The Gorilla" will
be produced this season by Donald
Gallaher.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
sTRAND-"CIinton and Rooney"

This week the Strand Theater of
fers an unusual group of vaudeville
Evening star., 1925-11-08

The road tour of They Knew What
They Wanted under the mana ge-
ment of Sam Fl. Harris, will open in
Rochester November %. with Richard
Bennett and Pauline Lord in the lead
ing roles.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

One of the noteworthy reminders
in the Frederick Lonsdale comedy
is that there is life in the old crook
play yet! Everything depends on
how it is done. Crooks can be in
teresting still if they return to the
manners of Raffles or Sherlock
Holmes, show certain intellectual re-
sources and refrain (metaphorically
speaking) from eating with their
knives
Evening star., 1925-11-08

"The Dark" by Martin Brown. has
been placed in rehearsal by the Charles
Frohman Corporation. Elsie Ferguson
and Basil Rathbone will have the
principal roles.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Lawrence Anhalt has engaged Ed
gar MacGregor to direct Bertha kalish
in 'Magda,' the Herman Suderman
drama
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Leave 1t to Me-" Rufus lie Maire's
new musical show, opened last week
In New Haven. Eddie BuzZel and
Mary MiIburn are featured.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

"A Lucky Break" in which George
MacFarlane appeared earlier in the
season. will be produced by Mr.. Mac.
Farlane as a musical comedy later in
the wear
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The Greater Seattle Idea
As il is applied at Rhodes
is founded apoH
redlHeSS!

Eliminating departments and frills
or furbelows that merely add to show
and overhead expense.
Avoiding trash in merchandise with
a sounding" low price.
Presenting only sound, reliable mer-
chandise that human beings really
want.
Winning more Of your good patron
age through service that is substantial
and worthwhile.
Rhode
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on labor conditions which will H.
shown turnout tho United States
and Canada in "A membership drive.
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OPPOSE EASING
Law ON ALIENS
A. F. OF L. Demands Strin-
gent immigration Law

ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. oct. Z.
By U. pl-Thc American FEEDER.
alton Of Labor VIII wage an OF.
ganiEcd battle against any attempt
10 modify The law against japanese
immigration in the next congress,
with the committee on immigra
ton announcing that massive
propaganda campaign has been
launched toward admitting the Jap,
anesc. the federation II on record
AS opposing wha, Il says would
be so inimieai to the Interest OF
our people"
Committee reports we're submitted
again today. ono % tho resolutions
aponr5red by large group Of dele.
gates calls upon all nations 90
cease the manufacture Of arms and
other military equipment II also
asks that wealth and industry"
be conscripted Ia war and urges
that tho powers meet next aprins
10 agree to refrain from furnishing
munitions 70 countries nt war.
The convention today viewed the
FIRST showing OF the motion picture
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DREITY Christine Wege 1884 Wallingford ave. acts out
the Hot Bun Blues for the benefit of her high school
classmates at the luncheon given by the children of St Bene
diets Catholic church n 49h St and Waingord ave The
children on Their own initiative, purchased the supplies
served the lunch and Melted S3545 for the schools fund in
the Diamond Jubilee SlO0000O campaign "Why eat in
stuffy dining grs she asked she led the way to
the school steps to do the "lot Bun Blues"
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Flock of Pigeons
Flies Into Airplane

LONDON, Oct. Unprecedented
in the annals of flying, a flock of
pigeons now into one of the pro.
pellers OF Handley-Page passenger
airplane during flight from Croydon
airdrome TO Paris.
Usually birds avoid airplanes. and
the pilot was surprised to see the
pigeons fly straight towards the ma
chino and apparently pass thru tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

Pulyerizsd eEg yoll, often ia fed 10
young gold fish.