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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
NYE. ONE OF MOST YOUTHFUL
OF SENATOR'S, ONLY 80 YEARS OLD
La Toilette, at 81, Lone
Member Younger
Than He.
Three Others Below Age
of 45-Several Tied
at That Figure.
BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

The United States Senate Is not to
lose one Of its real babies" after all.
Senator Gerald p. Nye of North Da-
kota is coming back to Washington
for a long time to continue to rank
as the second youngest man in the
body. Young Fighting Bob" La Fol-
lette is the only "elder statesman"
who is younger than Nye. Bob is 81
and Gerald SO. Bob barely got under
the barrier when he was elected last
year. The Constitution provides,
without question, that Senator must
be 80 wears of age. Bob was 80.
You can go to the House of Rep
resentatives at 25, If you have any
particular desire in that direction. The
Senate Is more august and sedate.
Once it was called the greatest de-
| Lucrative body in the world" To
make it that the fathers Of the coun-
try wisely decreed that a man must
come to 80 years before being eligible
to take his place in the seats of the
mighty.
In order to become a Senator you
must either be a natural-born citizen
of America or have been naturalized
for period of nine years. Natural
lied citizens can go to the House after
seven years of citizenship. 1t is
easy to see that great safeguards
have been placed about the Senate.
Whether or not the Senate has lived
up to the great things expected of it
by the fathers and the trainers of
the Constitution, will probably for
ever remain a matter of opinion.
Some say it has; some say it hasn't.
Some say this latter-day Senate would
make the fathers turn over in their
nfharc G
people than at any other time in
American history and therefore is
a new symbol of the greater democ-
racy. All evidence points in the d.
rection Of the fathers having tried
to keep the Senate just a bit separat-
ed from the people. But a new gen.
Grafton, wiser in it's time. or think.
ing itself SO. at any rate, devised
the popular" election of Senators
and also invented the party primary
Just now both phases of this latter.
day wisdom are getting what might
be called buggy ride.
Bratton Only 81.
However, all of this has nothing to
do with Senator Gerald Nye being
the second junior elder. After him
and Bob comes Sam Bratton of New
Mexico in the race for youthful
honors. Sam has just turned 81.
After Sam comes Clarence Dill of
Washington, who first saw the light of
day in 1884. Ranking fifth in the
Senate on the side of youth is Burt
Wheeler Of Montana. Burt has caused
so much trouble since he has been
in the Senate it seems impossible to
think of him as being only Al. Some
Senators of so and over haven't
stirred up nearly so many ructions.
Burt has been prosecuted, but he al
ways comes out on top, stronger than
ever, and a couple of years ago his
name was on every tongue. Other in
vestigators have arisen since then to
take his place in the limelight, but
Burt will come back again even in
this respect. Probably right now he
is thinking up some new investigation
to spring on an unsuspecting public.
Pat Harrison Of Mississippi is
another youngster. But it seems Pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
POLICE MAKE RAID
|. At TEXAS GU|NAN'S
Alleged Liquor Is Seized at
Club That Defied 2 Am.
Broadway CurfeW.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. July 8. - Texas
Guinan's 900 Club" on Fifty-fourth
street, one of the towns best-known
Slided cabarets. operated by a former
rodeo queen. was raided early today
by police and a prohibition agent
armed with d search warrant. They
seized several bottles of alleged liquor
and arrested a dancer and the sup
posed manager of the place.
Texas Guinan. who the police say
was acting as hostess in the place
was not arrested.
The prisoners described themselves
as Hyman Edison, "A broker, and Julia
Dunn, 10 years old, a dancer Both
were charged with violation of the
section of the penal code fOrbiddinc
suggestive dances. Edison was charged
also with possessing the liquor
The crowded night club was thrown
into confusion by the entrance of the
three detectives and a Federal agent
who pushed past a uniformed guard AZ
the door and announced their identity
from the center of the dance floor
There were cries of indignation and
more than one guest, according To-
| the police. offered to fight the in
vaders zone by one"
Texas Guinan's former club or
Forty-eighth street was the one AZ
which Harry Thaw last year made his
sudden temperance in BroadWa \
night life. A short time after thai
/ the place was ordered padlocked foi
six months
In June of this year when the pc
| lice issued orders for a am. curfev
Texas Guinan's new club was one ~
two which defied the order and II
was not molested at that time.
AT the police station friends VIII
! followed the prisoners declared, az
cording to police, that no liquor was
sold on the premises, that all carrie
| their own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03

has been in the Senate since the year
l. He has been prominent SO long.
has been so much the spokesman OF
his downtrodden party and has had so
much of hand in the national con-
ventions of the past few years. Pat, 1t
would seem, ought to be older than
45, but he isn't, and. like a gentle
man for whom a famous distillation
was named in Scotland. he expects to
be going strong for years and years
to come.
Several elder statesmen are with
Pat at As. The crop includes Arthur
Robinson. youthful playmate of Jim
Watson from Indiana; Henrik Ship
field of Texas.
David Reed of Pennsylvania, for
tunate enough to be elected from the
keystone State before three-million-
dollar primaries became the rage, Will
be as pretty soon and also ranks
among the Senate youngsters.
At least one-half of the United
States Senators were born in the
turbulent Cos Some go back to the
sos, while a score We're born in the
70s.
Some Senators are sensitive-or at
least 1t would seem so. Sensitive
ABOUT Ln6lr age, tIldI Is 10 say. L uSy
claim the feminine prerogative, ap-
parently, Of letting it be known that
they are over 80, and therefore ell.
gible and vouchSafe no more.
In the Congressional Directory
every Senator and every Representa-
tive is supposed to write his or her
own biographical sketch, and to tell
the truth, and nothing but the truth.
Eleven Withhold Age.
There are at least II modest elder
statesmen who refrain from stating
their age. 1t seems a, shame to
peach on them, but here they are:
T. Coleman du Pont Of Delaware,
Trammell Of Florida, Mckinley, late
ly defeated in Illinois; Schall, the
blind Senator from Minnesota: Howell
of Nebraska, Fess Of Ohio, Smith Of
South Carolina, CaIaway Of Arkansas.
Mcclellan of Tennessee, King OF Utah
and Golf Of West Virginia.
In most of these cases it must be
that leaving out the date Of birth was
merely an oversight. All Of the Sen
ators listed appear young. There Is
T. Coleman of the Wilmington
du Points, for instance Years make
no difference to him. He is the life
of any party in which he happens to
appear. He has not been so well late.
ly, but when he is feeling fit he Is q
regular playboy.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Order Saves SIS,
But Nearly Wrecks
Customs Service
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July "a $75-a-
month economy order from Wash
ington yesterday almost disrupted
the million-dollar-a-day business of
the New York customs house.
The order, issued by Controller
General McCarl, discontinued a
Geographic service subscribed to
by the customs house by which
the authorities were kept posted
on the progress Of ships entering
the harbor. BY means Of this serv-
ice they directed the movement Of
customs inspectors so as to avoid
waste of time.
Caught unawares by the order,
the customs authorities had to call
Staten Island residents on the tele-
phone and ask them If they saw
any ocean liners entering the har-
Dor.
Unless the order is withdrawn,
customs officials said, they will
have to hire a special man at
$4,000 a year to supply the neces-
Sary information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Branch From Tree
At Napoleon Tomb
Given to Arlington

A branch from a. weeping willow
tree. planted at the original tomb
of Napoleon, at st. Helena in 1921,
is to be planted in the Arlington
National Cemetery.
1t was presented by Cuyler Rey-
noldS, 1877 Western avenue, Albany,
n. Y, for that purpose, and was
accepted by Secretary Dwight F.
Davis Of the War Department on
behalf of the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
BENNING ROAD WORK
REQUEST IS DENIED
Commissioners Decide Plea Of Citi
zens' Association Is Not Justi-
fed at This Time.

lied at This Time.
The requested paving and improve
ment of Benning road from Benning
viaduct to the District line, urged by
the Benning Citizens Association
through it's secretary, F. w. Oehm, is
not justified at the present time in
view of many other improvements
more urgent, the District Commission.
ers, in semi-weekly board meeting, de-
| cided yesterday.
The Commissioners notified the as
ISOLATION that it may still be heard
on the question at 1890 Friday morn.
ing, July 8.
Pointing out that the Commissioners
have ordered that certain surface
| changes be made in Benning road
near Minnesota avenue, the board re.
ports that no plans have been adopted
for the balance of the road as far as
the District line.
Before permanent improvement can
be made there" the Commissioners
say, sit will be necessary to widen
Benning road in accordance with the
| highway plan. A survey shows that
a large number of small houses fall
within the line of the road as pro
| posed, which would preclude acquire
| ment of land for the widening under
the law, which provides that the total
cost shall be assessed as benefits"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Visitor Dies in Station.

William M. Mitchell, 81 years old,
of 20 Francis street, Walnut Hill,
Huntington, W., Va, became i'll in
front Of Union Station about $50
o'clock last night and died a few
minutes later in the emergency room
in the station while under treatment.
Mitchell. a railroad employe, was on
a. vacation trip, accompanied by two
friends, Leo Taylor and John Sar-
gent, also Of Huntington. Coroner
hewitt gave a certificate of death from
heart disease, and the body was taken
to Huntington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
WORKERS DENOUNCE
WOMEN'S PARTY STAND
Feminine Trade Union League
Sends Rebuke Back to Com
mittee as Too Mild.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fress.
KANSAS CITY, July 3.-Declaring
that a resolution which attacked The
National Women's Party was mot
emphatic enough" delegates to the
tenth biennial convention of the Ma
tional Women's Trade Union League
last night referred the matter back
to the legislative committee to have
more teeth" put into it.
The resolution charged that the Ma
tional Woman's Party, which Is COM
posed of professional and semi-pro.
fessional women, was not capable OF
representing the views of the work
ing women. 1t was presented by Miss
Agnes Nestor, Chicago, a member of
the International Glove Workers
Union.
Miss Mabel Leslie, New York,
charged that the officers of the Ma
tional Woman's Party were "only
publicity seekers" and that the organ
ization "exists for no other purpose
than to obtain publicity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
AMERICAN GIRL DIVORCES
HINDOO ESTATE OWNER"
Court Told He Exhibited Her to
Curious Natives in India, Who
Had Never Seen White Woman.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Mrs. Betty
Bose, former Northwestern Univer-
sity student, was granted a divorce
yesterday from Abini Kumar Bose,
who claimed to be high-caste Hindoo
estate owner, after she had told of
being exhibited by her husband in In
dia to natives who had never seen a
white woman and to whom she was a
great curiosity.
The romance started. she testified,
when she met her husband while both
were attending Northwestern Univer-
sity. Later they went to India. where
she understood she was to be mistress
of his village, Barodi. in the Province
of Bengal, in which Calcutta is stu
ated. Instead. she said, she found a
primitive gathering of people where
she became the object of great Curl
osity with the natives travelling from
places five days away to view her, and
by order of her husband she was
placed on a veranda for their benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Will Honor Unknown Dead.

The monthly service at the tomb of
the 2,111 unknown soldiers of the
Civil War in Arlington National Gene
terry will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock BY the Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent, Daughters of Union
Veterans of the Civil War. A service
is held regularly on the first Sunday
Of each month in memory Of those
whose births may have occurred in
that month. Miss Emma Hayward
will deliver the address and place a
wreath on the tomb at the exercises
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
BRIDGE GUARDS PLANNED
Three Structures to Be Made Safer
at Cost Estimated at $4,S5O.

Plans of David f. McComb, super.
intendent of bridges, for the construc-
ton of highway guards on the Calvert
Street, Connecticut Avenue and Penn
sylvania Avenue Bridges were ap-
proved yesterday by the District
Commissioners. The cost of the labor
is estimated at $3.50 and the estimated
cost Of the material is $4,000. The
material has been ordered md the
work of erecting the guards will be
started upon its arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Swindler Enacts Role of Priest.

Search is being made by the police
for an alleged sw1ndler who is appear
ing in the role of a Carmelite priest
and soliciting orders for a magazine.
Detectives Keck and Thompson
have asked police of the several pre-
cincts to arrest the man and have
warned business men and asked then
to advise Of his whereabouts shout
he appear 10 Eolicit subscriptions, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Navy Develops New Engine.

A two.cylinder aircraft engine using
heavy oil has been developed by the
Navy Department. If it proves as
successful as tests seem to promise,
accs>ding to the Popular Science
Magazine, a more powerful engine of
the Same type will be constructed.
The new engine. invented by A. P.
Attendu, is said to be of special value
for dirigibles because its fuel is nearly
N q NINA bile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
NO POISON IS FOUND
IN DEAD MANS STOMACH
Woman Companion Had Said He
Drank Dragged Wine-Inquiry
Is Reopened.
By the Associated Press.

GARY, Ind. July 3.-Doubt as 20
the cause of the death of Lew Gold
man. Gary contractor, last Sunday
was injected into the case Yesterday
when Coroner Evans. who had previ-
ously accepted statements that Gold
man died through drinking poisoned
wine. announced that an analysis of
the vital organs showed no trace of
poison.
Goldman died suddenly in his auto
mobile after Mrs. Irene Anderson
had refused his entreaties to desert
her husband and accompany him to
Honolulu. He offered her a drink
she said. She accepted it and it
made her seriously i'll. He drained
the bottle and died.
The theory of death by self-ad-
ministered poison had been accept
ed without question until Coroner
Evans report. Local authorities
have launched a second investigation
into the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Awarded 81, 1890 for Loss of Eye.

Maude ]. Booth of Baltimore will
receive $1,319.2O compensation for the
loss of an eye caused by the firing of
a shot by a prohibition agent, under
House bill passed yesterday by the
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03

Dandies of British India are wear
ing shoes of patent leather, most of
which are from America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03

A new radio broadcasting station at
Caracas, Venezuela, has been dedi-
Gated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03

Look for che name
DIXIE on the cup.
That mans Is your
guarantee that it l.
the Original and Gen.
s.ine S Cent lee CSeasn
Package.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15
A magyar szellemi es erkOlcsi ekt neveben
nehany $40 az east youngstown magyarsaghoz

Magyar muzsk magyar magyar Haomszaz ony
pedas vseed6s gazan elke haas k0z0nseg kutuesek
sorozaaban Youngstown magyarg rata onmagara
magyar emlekekke discs Hall nagyon regen lato
egytt csaladot kuIureste megtee Ing
vaa leanyka nne6be o0zott fuk faun faanak amerkai
aasa akket npad szerepes kre6ben magyar hit megadoz
tatott!
Ksebbagyobb eanyok uk akat yersbe zede ekes $40
val meg magyar beszed ov6 nmzedke csak 6rzes
ujan gyGzhetjk meg arr6 hog szep magyarnak lenni!
lit vg zebbnt szebb sokfele De melknek iaa
viragnak gyermckeink ekenek magyar beszed
bevandoro nenzed6k Amerka ran hajat becsletes
galmas munaval Azok akk lit zlettek ell udjak KEEP
n hogy nenny mnka, miyen kzdeem aran bztosto nekk
patyoa b0lcsot e tsz k6nyemes gyer szo sretet
pua meeg caa ftszek aprag et neyro bowen condos
kod de eki neveesr0 gondokodunke kekepen Pedg Anne
raban boogsgra bdogasra valtao kncsol foszz meg
gyereket at fa ek0lcsn gadagagaval meg Inner
teiink!
amerkai kola nevelest zenel meg magyar erzes
maava Aeeessk meg gyermekekke fail erk0snk hseges
gazdajat: zengzetcs magyar beszedet!
Ugc ogy 0romme ekes volt magyar tra szarnya alatt
0zemeegedet cstver k0z0seg Ugy hogy gyony0rg volt lat
nj Szarvas Pal muzskaja aa megc ragyogo szem ahaos
figyelmi gyereksereget?
kutrest bebizonyiotta, hogy szamottevG kotseg nek
testver kozossgben szoraozas ogy ht hogy M
Amerika szamara kezeres ert6ku polgarokat neyelni
Az amekai magyarsag mar sok nagybzosago aakiott dc
egyet a magyar kutura apolasanak f6celjaval.
Teremen Youngstown magyursag mnden magyarakta
telep szamara koyeendo pdat aaa hogy krs rendezee
megaaku bzosagot magyar beszed magyar rodalom es
magyar aposanak feaya aand6 nagybizosagnak va
iasztja meg!
Egy yen nagybosag bzoan kozos taborba tudja szota
youngstown magyarsgot akkor h kozerot mas tz
ia es ceok szogalasara kell 6rvenyesiteni!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15

kreste fe Rz Berseny Ferta el6ttuk nseget nyo
mort meben zegeny magyar snyl6dk Rak6cz megngtatta
hogy csak maradnak csendben bekeben mig sege
kovekezo evbn 1703ban kt bujdoso h Rak6
exit Ezekiel mar kdott Nehany za6
volt irva: Isenert es Szabadsagert'.
OH hogy smogattak oh hogy dedelgek konnyu huasava
ntelte ekuk remenyseget Rak6c zaszot Oh mar
veznk Xxi utan mehcnk e harci sra; alkotmanyos ogun
tiprott szabadsagunk vsszaviyasara.
Nemsokara kgyuat sabadsag proslo fenye Beszkdek
man. Es kuruc tabor Els diada legendas
yitezek
fnyes adalok utan k0vetkezett gyaszos veg mely
t6ny kon befejezee Mig Rakocz seg hadakr Lengye
orszagban, addg ihon beket k0ottek.
Rak6cz ert tobbe Men bujdosott ovbb n6hany
hi vitezeve Macy T0r0korszagba..
Meltan op6dzk szemnkbe konny hazafas lalom ba
nat konnye inert H. Rk6cz Frencben
sagot srathatjuk meg is
Rodostdban 1875. apris San lelete Xxi nagy eket.
hazaa onzetlen szerct6 nemzet hos pora eeneg de-
fodben nngodtak de 0roke szeret6
draga havaat Most Kassn assza 0r0k ama nyugodn
bir inert srja f0l0tt az arul6 csehek taposnak
0rtener6k, akk nkabb betih0z ragasz1odtab le-
khe AIT bzonytottak ogy Fefod eetenek cseeke-
detcink szieye Kass kel phenne 0renetrok gy6zek
aatt egen mper degen fold raba Neknk lei
ke zeeme maradt ameyet 20k 6vfod6a alkambo innep-
LINK Az 0nze vona partosg es gotseg napaiban
amekai magyarsag is nnep a eg0nzetenebb
nagy eenteteket tudott kbekten M eghbb deaaioz
akt legjobban tudta szeren jk hsgeek emondas
es vertanui, rodosoi temeto elporadt lak6i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az l. oldalr6l)

Tehat t0rvenyszegesb6l fedezik
a t0rveny 6rzesenek k0ltsegeit.
"Mi t0rtenne, ha East Youngs-
town egyszerre csontszarazza len
ne es megsziinne a jovedelem az
italosokt6l'? - kerdezte sorok
iroja Gordon polgarmestert egy
nemregen megtartott gyiilesen.
"Akkor nagyl baj lenne'' -
mondta derek polgarmester.
East Youngstown lakossaga
vagy i ezer, ha szamitjuk, hogy
evente 90 ezer dollart vesznek be
italosoktol ez AIT jelenti, hogy ha-
rom dollarjaval szamitva a rezin-
dzseket, 30 ezer gallon rezindzsek
kell varosi kormanyzatra, vagy-
is minden East Youngstowmban
lak6 lelekre (meg a csecsemoket
is bcleertve) ket gallon bilntetes
palinka keriil minden esztend0ben.
kitilno peldaja annak, hogy a
!" "szarsaz" torveny milyen nagysze-
riien Walt be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15
u.-ik Rak0cZi Ference
szULETEsENEK $50. Tx EvFoRDULoJARA.

Keszzhuszonarom esztende mar hogy Karpatok berres
orman Bed hgyg tetejen maglyaken yagto szabadsag
regota ne0o piroso nye mynek noman eszakfeo leste
yara sosok y 6ta snvedo megyat6jat feza
bad6jat H. TX Rak6cy Fernce ak maid razza szegeny
gyar hbarol rozsdatol is suyos blincseket.
IT, TX ak6e Feren kne atyja Rak6czi Ference edes any
hosek asonyok minakepc e es lelki
szepg foldon eo kpnsa Zrn ona volt 1876 ev marcus 2
BoSban szletett Aa rsrol hosok
on Jelemi megakuvas mero magyarok nt6da,
Rak6z Loantfy Ziny Frangepan sarak valanak
M Gyermekkorara esk hose anya nagyszer kzdeme, Mum
kac yaranak vemez esazar hada ellen var aru-
vel egt czr varosab Becsbc vittek Ferencz ezak ke-
zcbe ker Julannat kooorba heyze edesanyuk pedg
kindoro Torokorsagba asod ferje ejedeem Tho
koy lmre uan Sem feedeem feege, lattak tObbc
lazajukat
Rak6cz Ferencze ppnak akara neyeln zta f0n0k
ban terv megliusll.
kls Ferenczbol dallas kleJ szep fe lett Megn6su ANA
liza hessen hercegno vete feesg kyel aszr engedey fo
Magyarorszagba o helyezkedett
an aTro tanacskozak hogyan ehetne eyomo inegb
to segeny magyar aa sorsn egen Rakez eyelet Ht fran
klyak de postas Becsb csaszar keebe uatta Ra
koczt egtak ugyanaba set bortonbe zark onnan
nagsnp Zrihy Peert vpadra hurcota De felege ksaba
dtoa IS ICY sIkerilt Lengyelorszagba nenekGnie.
szoe tovabb Bercsenyvel ervet azaja Observation-Disclosures
megmozdu kibeklni biro tiszavdek
gyarsag Ttoban so edok rengetegben anakoda hogy NIT
egyenek Rakocz gopdoak ven sElontsi Japos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15

Emlekek> esteje volt vasarnap
este a hajdani Kossuth K0r sim
haztermeben. A new york; "Ma-
gyar Szinpad" kitiin6 egyiittese
eloadta a bajos zeneju es humo-
ros fordulataiban gazdag "a vad-
orz6 titka" cimii nepszinmiivet, a
nelly vigjatek Amerikaszerte oily
irigylesremelt6 sikert ert ell. Ami
az eddig eloadott nepszinmuvek-
mel valoban ritkan fordul el6, az
zal ebben kedves es ugyesen fell
epitett nepszinmilben talalkozunk ::
az egesz zenedarab, egy eros, kife-
jezesteljes, er6tikus mil erejevel
hat es lily kepen lebilincseli.a a ne
zok0zonseg figyelmet. "a vador-
70 titka NAL jobb nepszinmiivet
mar reg nem lattunk. A rendezes
munkaja minden elismerest meyer
demel. Az enek- es tanIcbetanitas
t0keletes es eredeti.
10th Istvan, a clmszerepben is
met remekelt, es mint tipikus gaz-
daember, jatekaval Macy feltimest
keltett. Kondor Mariska moi elm
szerepet bajos es tulsok tempera-
mentummal alakitotta. Eneksza-
maiban Lehar, Szirmai, Balazs,
Strauss kitun6 produkcioival ta-
lalkoztunk. Macy talentum rejlik
ebben a bajos es kitiin6 hangu szi-
nesznoben. Horvath Lajos, biro
szerepeben meltan kierdemelte a
Iegnagyobb elismer6st. Bodroghy
Sander, a Psylanlder- -szepsegu szi-
nesz, flu szerepeben pompas ala
kitast nyujtott. Munkachy Erzsi,