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Evening star., 1925-01-19

middle-aged proprietor of garment
factory, who first allowed man to
override her decisions when one Rob
ert Elliott, youthful factory employe,
hove into view. The experience i'm
pressed her and instead of firing him,
as she had done scores of others in
the past, she made him her assistant
Thoroughly understanding each
other, the intrigue of ro nance swayed
them to halt the gossip of the fac
tory workrooms by get ting married.
Robert really thought that Jane was
the only woman in the world until he
found out that she had a sister; n
most unusual sister. No& only was
she beautiful and light-hearted and
such as that, but she was young. I'm
fnown, at first, to Jane, the two fall
desperately in love. When the reali-
cation of ii all gradually dawns on
the older sister, she shows the quail
ties whereof. she is made by deftly
and automatically stepping aside So
that the happiness of her young hus-
hand and her loye-torn sister Gnay not
be marred. A very pretty piece of
work, taken altogether
An Our Gang comedy, International
News reel and a popular overture,
Songs of the Past" by the .Rialto
orchestra, complete the program
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Columbia-"T Thief of
Bagdad."

Washington had to wait long for
Douglas Fairbanks great picture,
Thief of Baedad," while IL was run
ming for year in New York at 81
prices, but delay seems only TO have
sharpened the appetite here, judging
from the throngs that packed and
overfiowed Loew's Columbia yester-
day, when the gorgeous oriental
phantasy appeared in the Capital for
the first time and at popular prices.
Fairbanks has made a contribution
to the motion picture world which
well merits supeTlativeS already used
elsewhere in lauding its glories. He
has taken properties and magic out
of the Arabian Nights and has woven
a glittering new story, and injecting
into il all the verve Of his vibrant
personality, sprinkling it with the
stardust OF ancient superstitions and
the spectacular imagery of those.
olden tales, which have come down
through history as prize entertain
ment Of spangled chieftains.
Magic-theres plenty of IT, for the
youngest or the oldest--a rope of
witches hair that springs upright
unsupported in midair; a great white
winged horse, on which the hero
dashes, comically, through the clouds;
a flying carpet, magic crystal, an
strange talisman.
The audience reacted freely with
huge enjoyment yesterday 10 these
violations of gravitation. Much ap-
plause broke forth, from both chill
dren and adults. Many were the
spontaneous outbursts of surprise and
delight prompted by deft illusions and
unique twists.
One does not wonder while viewing
the towering spires, minaret domes
and sheer parapets of the city of an
Client Bagdad why reports from the
Fairbanks studio showed that while
the picture was under way thousands
of visitors daily came to admire and
TO be awed. The settings almost out
do imagination. There are, for in
stance, the citadel OF the moon,
towering caravanserie in the desert,
the abode of the winged horse.
weird undersea scene. and the valley
of fire: Tricks of freak photography
are amazing.
The story carries Fairbanks. as
devil -may-care, happy-go-lucky thief,
through a startling series of adven-
lures. He loves the princess of Bag
dad; by deception he wins her love,
but when opportunity Is afforded to
carry her away he finds his love will
not permit. Then all the suitors are
sent to far lands 10 bring treasures
of rare and precious value, Each
finds magic token, and on return
competes for favor. The thief" who
has gone through terrors for his love.
triumphs in gorgeous victory.
JuIanne Johnston is beautiful as the
princess. while Snitz Edwards, as the
co-conspirator with the thief, presents
a comical role with rare humor. AS
the thief, Fairbanks is jaunty,
swash hbuckling, audacious and full of
springs, He imbues the character
with dash, fire and with an athletic
grace which is easily the most fin-
ished of anything he has done in the
past
AS the picture occupies an entire
two hours, no extra embellishm ents
are needed or provided. The Thief
of Bagdad" is two hours of superb
diversion.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Metropolitan" Husbands
and Lovers.

1t will be a long time before wash
ington sees a better picture drama
than Husbands and Lovers" star
ring Lewis Stone, Florence Vidor
and Lew Cody, at the Metropolitan
Theater this week.
Husbands and Lovers came to
Washington practically unheralded
almost unadvertised. Yet, 1t is one
of those achievements that wins on
plain merit and sends one out OF the
theater at the end of the story an
enthusiastic, highly pleased booster
The story is delightful and the
manner in which 1t is interpreted is
unusually excellent. Extravagant
scenes and lavish gowns are not re-
lied upon to win success, but the
picture moves right along naturally
and rolls out one OF the most fasci-
mating yarns of the season. One
minute it conVulses with laughter
and the next fairly wrings the heart
out with it's tragedy. 1t grips
throughout as only a fine story beau
tifully acted, can do.
The theme has to do with mar
risge, and the principals are a devoted
wife and the husband a typical Amer
lean who takes his wife for granted.
Florence Vidor is the former and
Lewis Stone the latter. When the
husband objects to his wife'S untidy
appearance in the morning she takes
him at his word, goes out, has her
hair bobbed, buys lot of new
clothes and makes herself so charm
ing that the husbands best friend
Lew Cody) tumbles head over heels
in love with her. He cannot control
his own emotions and sweeps her,
too, already starving for love, off
her feet. From there on it would
have been quite possible to make a
mess of the picture, but, with clever
direction, it grows better, funnier
and yet more tragic to the close.
Never once, however, is there an in
cident amiss.
Low Tide" the supplemental COM
edy, and the Pathe News add to the
pictorial entertainment, and a beau
tiful orchestra Interpretation of
Irving Berlin's "All Alone" with an
attractive orchestra accompaniment
OF the feature picture, deserves COM
mendation
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Earle-Leonora Biben
Orchestra.

a happy combination of dancing.
songs and comedy is the new Earle
Thadter's contribution this week for
the entertainment of vaudeville en-
tAusiasts. A more entertaining and
diversified vaudeville bill is a rarity.
Leonora Biben, with her wicked eyes
and her company of six chorus boy
dancers, worked her way to the top of
the bill with a snappy song and dance
revue. Leonora does the singing and
leaves the dancing TO her six agile
hooters, and these boys have double
barre!ed variety of steps.
Yes, My Dear" billed as a comedy
masterpiece of vaudeville, is laugh
provoker. 1t has a chorus of girls
that are pleasing to the eye, but their
songs seem to lack the necessary
punch. Nat Chick" Haines, way
ward husband with a passion for flap
pers," and his wife, Sadie Duff, are
genuine comedians, and their roles give
them ample opportunity TO keep the
theater in an uproar.
Crisse and Daley, open the program
with an eccentric comedy, that is in
deed novelty. With an immigration
office as their setting, Helen Manning,
formerly prima donna of the New Bos-
tonian Opera Company: Leon lie Motto
and Humbery De Pasquale stage an
act replete with humor and songs.
The Interrogation of a newly arrived
Italian immigrant is the backbone of
their comedy. Picking a Peach" a
little sketch by Billy Kelly and Kath-
crime Dearborn, won much applause.
Kelly. in the role of a travelling sales
man, has a line of chatter much better
than the usual run of the loquaciouS
men in that profession, and he GER
tainly picked a peach in Miss Dear
BORN Judson Cole, a humorous magi-
clan, who does more talking that he
does tricks, is highly amusing
The photoplay. "A Man Must Live
starring Richard Dix, is a cleverly dis
guised blow at yellow journalism" "
Mr.. Dix, in the role of a newspaper
reporter, bowls his managing editor
ovsT a desk, a mad act for the average
reporter. Otherwise ths picture is not
so Tar fetched.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Rialto-' 'Smoldering Fires.

'Smoldering Fires" of the love of
woman Of 40 for boy of 25, of the
boys love for the woman's younger
sister and of the great sacrifice of
the older woman, with her realiza-
tion OF the futility of trying to mate
middle-age with youth, form the
basis of the highly interesting pic
ture of the fiery title which the Ri
alto Theater is presenting this week
The announcements rightffully list
Pauline Frederick, in the role of
40" and Laura La Plante, as the
young sister, as co-stars. Every one
expected the excellent performance
that Miss Frederick gave, but the
vivacious, heart-throbbing touches
supplied by Miss La Plante were an
extra added attraction, as it were.
The story concerns Jane Vale, stern,
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Central-"The Flaming
Forties.'

Harry Carey as Bill Jones, Ten
nessee'S Pardner," in the The Flam-
ing Forties," the feature the first two
days of the week at Crandalrs Cen
trail, provides vivid drama adapted
from Bret Hartes famous story and
set against the majestic grandeurs of
rugged Western country. The COM
panion attraction is Jack Dempsey's
two-reel comedy-drama "A Knock
out for Cupid" in which a steely-
hearted young fellow socks" his way
to success and love.
The Sawmill Four" an Earl Hurd
cartoon comedy; minor films and
pipe organ music complete the bill.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Tivoli-"Her Night of
Romance"

Constance Talmadge is the picture
star the first two days of this week
at Crandalrs Tivoli Theater in Her
Night OF Romance" her great hit OF
the season. which has already been
reviewed by The Star. 1t is the story
of young American heiress who fell
desperately in love with an impecu-
NOUS English nobleman while en-
deavoring to evade the Establishments
OF foreign fortune hunters.
Mermaid's two-reeler, Ligeg Conley
in Motor Mad" is also shown with
other short films and pipe organ mu-
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Husbands
and Lovers"

Florence Vidor, Lewis Stone and Lew
Cody, an excellent combination for a
triangle story, Husbands and
Lovers" furnish the feature at Gran
dalrs Ambassador Theater also the
first three days of this week. Its
merits are discussed in the review for
the Metropolitan Theater.
Charlie Chase in NHeIlo. Baby" and
the news reel complete the bill.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Group No. 3
Regularly Sold for s2.0 to s5.9S
This Sale, S2.24 Yard

Consisting of about 700 yards.
39-in.-Satin Spun Spiral Crepe
(rayon).
59-in.-All-silk Canton Crepe.
40-in.-Heavy Quality Printed Crepe.
36-in.-Vella Vella: cdors, nut,
steel, silver, shutter, copen and
ivory.
40-in.-Sport Silk.
40-in.-Satin Canton, in tan and gray.
40-in.-Wash Satin Crepe, in light
blue and orchid.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Guard Against "Flu"
With Musterole

Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia
usually start with cold, The moment
you get those warning aches, get busy
with good old MusteroIe.
Musterole is a counter-Irritant that
relieves congestion (Which Is what a cold
really is) and stimulates circulation.
1t has all the good qualities of the
old fashioned mustard plaster without
the blister.
Just rub it on with your finser.tips.
First you will feel warm tlneIe as the
healing ointment penetrates the pores,
then soothing, cooling sensation and
quick relief.
Have Musteroe handy for emergency
use. II may prevent serious illness.
To Mothers: MusteroIe is alse
made in milder form for babies
and small children. Ask for
Children's MusteroIe.
35c and Csc, in jars and tubes
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Linings Reduced
Regularly Sold for CSC
to SI.29 Yard
This Sale. 79c Yard

Odd lots of about $50 yards
36-inch Pretti-Prints (silk and cot
toni.
ss-inch Tea Gown Satin (silk and
cottonl.
ss-ineh Jacura Brocades (silk and
cotton)
36-inch Printed Kimono Silks (silk
and cotton).
Evening star., 1925-01-19

Our Finest Fur Goats
Fur-Trinin,ed Coats
and Sports Goats
All Greatly Reduced
1-32=mch Natural Muskrat Sport
Coat
with large beaver collar.
Regularly Sold for s225.O0
This Sale, $1o5.0O
I-3O-inch Raccoon Sport Coat
Regularly Sold for s225.00
This Sale, $4,000
1-4S-inch Natural Muskrat Coat
Herringbone pattern.
Regularly Sold for sI45.00
This Sale, $3.50
1-Handsome Black Coat
of suede-like fabric-natural squirrel
collar and cuffs. A stunning model.
Regularly Sold for sI25.00
This Sale, $500
BLACK CUR de Lame Coat
with large beaver collar and cuffs.
Regularly Sold for sII5.00
This Sale, $500
Shutter Green Fawnskin Cloth
Coat
Heavily embroidered, with large natural
squirrel collar and cuffs.
Regularly Sold for SI4500
This Sale, $500
Brown Extra Size Coat
With large mink collar.
Regularly Sold for sI25.OO
This Sale, $500
1O-Wmter Coats
With fur collar and cuffs.
Regularly Sold for s45 and $3.50
This Sale, $3.50
11-Sports Coats
Regularly Sold for $3.50
This Sale, $3.50
1-Cranberry Fawnskin Ensemble
Suit
Silk and fawnskin dress. Beaver collar
Regularly Sold for sI25.00
This Sale, $3.50
PaIais Reyal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Woo1ens, $2.69 Yard

All-wool Jersey (tubular), 54 inches
wide; about 200 yards in all. Colors,
gold red, tan, airedale, beige, pecan,
vampire blue and black.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Group No. ]
Regularly Sold for sI.49 TO SI.98
This Sale. S1.29 Yard

Consisting OF about I,IUO yards OF
the following weaves:
40-in.-All-silk Printed Crepe de
Chine
4O-in.-A1paca Brocades.
40-in.-Printed Georgette Crepe.
40-in.-All-silk Radium (colors only.
40-in-Sports Satin (rayon).
40-in.-All-silk GeoEgette Crepe.
53-in.-Colored Pongee.
33-in.-Corean Crepe.
36-in.-Checkcd Trieolette (rayon).
35-in.-Striped and Checked Tub Silk,
33-in.-Printed All-slk Florentine,
for kimonos.
40-in.-All-silk Crepe de Chine.
Evening star., 1925-01-19

About 200 yards-all good color
combinations suitable for Innings
and comfort coverings.
Palais RoyaI-Second Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

risi, zemplinske piesne sI akos
prilis fadne, jednotvarne, hoci
Zemplintania majl svoje poeti.
exc hudobne l'udovt krasy.
V celku viac hodne sn piesne
diev, nez mladencov. MladeneckG
piesne, tie peknt, vychadzaju 2
m6dy - ma vecierkoch spievaj6
vaGSinou ma vojne kOmponovan6
odrhovaGky - a zial', tymito o.
travrje ,sa i .dorastaUica mladez.
Dncs akosi -- nevediet' preco -
mime Smysel pre- toto, novEch pie
sni rodi Sa malo.
Naco spominat' uncle piesne ?
Ami jeden 70 SariSskEch pevcOv
nevySpel tax, ably jeho plody ma
ly vatSiu litcrarnu hodnotu.
Mizo Vranova pokiisil sa sp;c-
vat V tomtO smere, jemu sa ySak
lepSic dari bason. npz l'udova
piesen. ~..@
Orkucany, v lete 1925.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
CLANOK 152.
Potrava matiek.

Ktora zena ocakava stat sd
matkou, potrebuje hodne dobre "a
zivneho sytiaceho pokrmu, lebo
ona krmmi nielen sama seba, lez
al ten drobnuckE ziv0tik, ktory
1fa ma svet priniest Krasne w.
zerajilce kolace a pecivo nikdy
nedodavajd mlieko alebo silu. Po-
trebne je jednoduche, dobre va
rene jedlo. Lahodne pripravova-
nych a vel mi bohatych pokrmov
treba sa stranit'. Tiez vypraza-
nych pokrmov treba, sa stranit'.
Materstvo ocakavajdca zena ma
mat sice dostatok potravy, ale
treba pamatat', ze prejedenie va
zne prepraclva organizmy, ktors
potravu spraciivajd, takze ma ten
to sposob moze sa sposobit' vazna
nemoc.
Behom tehotnosti tiez pocas
pridajania nasledoyny Ijedalny IL
stok .je odporaeany. / ~
Rozlicne polievky, ale nesmejd
byt' vel mi korenene.
Ryby cerstve smazene alebo
varene.
Vajcia - jedno alebo dvoje
denne.
Varene zeleniny, varene mile
kom alebo smotanou.
Maso raz "a den baraninu,
tel'acinu, hovadzinu, sunku, sla-
ninu kuracinu.
Vsetek chlieb ku jedeniu ma
.byt' prinajmenej diva dni stary.
Jednoduchy desert - sladol 'ad
a inc.
Ma sa jest dostatok ovocia,
tax suroveho, ako al vareneho.
Napoje, - mlieko, kysN mile
H.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

u pospoliteho f'udu zakrnie. Man
Celia ziji spolu via'c pre- to, lcbo
treba pracovat' - a zcna ME jc
ami tax manEelkOu muzSktho. ako
skor robotnicou.
VySeuvedena piesen podava
vSak cosi celkom ineho. Name ma
mysli, re takto by 81 spievalo vas
nive dievca, ktoreho vaSniva smy-
selma laSka neviazc sa k jcdncj,
lez k viacerym muzskym bytno-
stiam. Nuz - to je zriedkave.
Iste to bude fantaziou dajaktho
duchaplneho, vaSnivtho dievtat-
ka. ktore 81 takto zan6tilo 20 zar-
tn.
Ina, milSia zartovna picScn:
Tancovala by som.
bOSa som
kup mi mill cizmi,
tvOja som.
A ked' ii mi cizmi
nekupis -
nebudzem ce l'ubic -
uvidzis.
Cost blizkeho spieva 81 Ease
mladenec, myslim V Liptove, ked'
spieva:
Anicka, malicka,
pod 81 ko mne hopkat',
k1pim ii cizmiGky,
co ii budn klopkat' ..
Kdesi v Nempline som po6ul
spievat' ma vecarkoch tito pie
sen:
Islo dzivGe ku spovedzi
popovi mluvelo,
ze Sumneho suhajiGka
do rama l'ubelo...
Dzevec razy poboskalo som no
suhaja Sumneho
a pop hvari, poboskaj me desaty
raz, jak popa tvojeho.
Podobnych zartovnych piesni je
medzi l'udom vel'a. Wac piesni
uvadzat' teraz nejdem. Pozname-
nam iba tol l'ko, re ich melodie sil
lahodnt, najtypickejsie su Sa-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

1ko q kakao. Pite len malo cain a
lebo kayy. Pite hodne vody, tre
bars al dve kvarty ma den.
| Tu sn diva dobre fecepty, ktort
spravia rozdielnost.' dennej po.
trave, s1casne ale dodaii matkf
dobrii zazivn1 potravu.
| GRAHAM GEMS
l sialka Bordenovho Vyparova.
neho Mlieka.
l sialka vody.
3 Sialky Graham m1ky.
l polievkova lyzica cukru.
3 polievkove lyzice masla.
4 kavove lyzicky prasku ma Pc
Genie.
! kavova lyzicka soil.
2 vajec.
Trepte vajcia, kym mate 2 mich
snah, pridajte mlicko a vodu, po-
tom suche s1ciastky smiesa.te a
pridajte. Pridajte rozpustene ma
.,slo dobre smiesajte. Vlejte to do
plechovvch nadobiek a peete v no.
r1cej rhre "a 20 mintt.
PECENY VAJEC'NfK CUSTARD
(Zvlastny predpis)
2 polievkove lyzice Bordenovho
Kondcnsovaneho Mlieka.
l vajce.
7/s sialky vody.
a kavovej lyzieky vanilie.
H16 kavovej lyzicky muskato-
veho orecha (nutmeg).
Rozmiesajte Eagle Mlieko a vo-
du dokonale. Roztrepte vajce a
primieSajte dobre ku mlieku. Pri-
dajte vanillu muskatovy orech.
Pecte mad vodou v mierne zohria-
tel peel. Ked' spic noza vstrcite
do stredu vajecnika a vyjde Won
cisty, vtedy je upecena.
Neporozumene zanedbane mia
de dievca je figdrkou rozprav-
koyej knNky. Behom panenstva
mnoht mlade dievcata prechodia
cez obdobie mizerie a duSevnych
iltrap preto "a YAM matkam to-
to nebude sa pacit' - re tratia
'd6veru vo svojich matkach. Mno-
he matky neznajd 81 presne upo-
vedomit', re toto je ten najkriti-
ckejsi cas- zivote dievcat'a
Bezpeenost' nachodi sa v spray
nej potrave. Pridanim Bordenov-
no Eagle Mlieku dennej potrave
vasho diet alta mate potravinu,
ktora je potrebna ku dokonalemu
zdraviu. Rozumie sa, re cerstvy
vzduch, pohybovanie, dostatok
spanku zabavky tiez pomahajti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
Ale jesti. potrava ME je spravna
mic ME je spravnym.

Kazda nadejna matka, ktorsi
chce mat dobre zdravie, ma ci-
stit svoje zuby po kazdom iedeni
Colgate Ribbon Dental Kremom
Predsa zuby rozzuvaj1 potravu,
ktora dodava silu j jej bebe. Col
gate Krem cisti zuby bezpecne a
dokonale.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladaite 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v hn-
dncnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

NIkKoL 'K0 Soy o VYoHoDo
sLoyrlt3koM L,UDE A JEHo
1 L'UDOvf0H frEsNAoH.
PHe: Anton Pndavok.

L'ud toho-ktoreho kraja vel I'm
dobre mono poznat' ked' pozna
vame jeho zvyky obysaje, SEN
patri poznavanie jeho l'udovych
piesni. Ma Slovensku pri tejto
praci .vaesia vaha sa kladie ia
stred a zapad, kym vychod sa "a.
nedbava, hoci casom psyche kraja
sa akosi ustalila, re pri tom, re ie
podobna a vel mi blizka zapadu,
predsa ma sebe tosi svojho, eosi
svojrazneho.
Uz narecic l'udu same jc zvla-
Sine, zc clovek ncvahal by uvazo-
vat o tom, akych prvkov je v
nom Wac, ci pol 'skych, a ci slo-
venskych, mozno ruskych. lie sa
narecie yalne priklonilo k spisov-
nej slovencine, toho pricinou je
to, ze l'ud ma vNahodnom Sloven-
sku I'll v jednom rodinnom svaz-
kn so zapadom - zc nakol 'ko
cltal, .cital slovensky. Modlitebnl-
ky nasho l'udu sii slovenskt, poll
skych ruskych tvarov nich
MET, vsak sn tvary ceske, pot az
ne staroslovenske.
Zaujimave je, ze Slovakovi z
vychodu nerobi 'azkosti dorozu-
MET sa Poliakom. Rusom, ba
niekedy pocut'. i tak1 mienku, ze
kto-ten skor, chapc teStinu, nez
spisovnd sloyencinu. A poNll som
M TAX sa vs;adrit' i Slovaka 20
zapadu, re vyreiu vychodosloven-
skfmu nerozumie a opovrhuie
MIN.
Preeo? We'd materinska rec je
kazdemn najdrahsia. Vychodoslo-
yak vidiecan je na svoje nare1ic
hrdy veruze neziskali by SINE jc-
no doveru, keby SINE sa mu po-
smievali. Laska k svojej sariSskej
matercine badatel'na je intc-
ligentov. VSimnite 81 rozhovor
dvoch inteligentov 2 vychodnaho
Slovenska, ktori trebars dobre O.
vladaj1 spisovn1 rec, medzi sebou
nebudd hovorit' inak, nez - "po
nasemu."
Ci je od6vodnena tato hrdost
Je, bezpoehyby - hoci odpada
podozrenie, zeby Vychodosloyaci
chceli robit dajaky dualizmus V
narode. Hodne naSho hohatstva
sosbieral S. Czambel vo svojej
knihe: "Slovaci a ich rec" Cam
bel pracoval po stranke jazykovej
narecie studoval, vEsledok je po-
dany v uvedenej knihe.
Sarisskej l'udovej piesni veno-
vana bola mala pozornost'. V r6z-
nych spevnikoch najdeme ich ma
10, ako bielych havranov, tie kto-
re sa vsak dostaly do verejnosti,
nielen ma vychode, ale po celom
Slovensku, ba i "a hraniciami s1
dobre zname. Ci najde sa niekto,
komu by nezname boly piesne:
"Ja parobek Kapusan', "Hej,
totu, totu, Ponizej Fri6ovec',
"Zhuri Cd Braniska," "Isol by
ia do vas..." atd'. Mnohe Mich
okrem vychodu b!yvajd nespieva-
ne originalne, spievajuci prispt-
sobujd ich svojej reel tym isteze
tratia ma Gene, lebo chybia z mich
tie st'avnate, priliehave vyrazy.
Casio sa podozrieva vychodo-
slovenske nareeie, v ktorom vedd-
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