Putnam patriot., 1926-04-09
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 NyHHNf5p. 5fi ovcr this uutoN . elerfrE zrEron. Inc construction ans destruction goes mrrrily onward E kt tW Plaza. fbe old veteran Sux1s Ha gone tafH down 1Hd carteI atza5 t0 makr rtnm far bigger and nettei E hatrl Acraz ttp sErget 5eAH z. rhnes u- hatnH aeHe=te the brown sI1Le Netherlands Aere-s the Ave g rlr. the Cornelius Vanderbilt man iau. WHh drawn blinds. awaits fh camre of tbe destroyer and furthe c iowe fha William K Vanderbilt di mr. hes and disIute.rates iaily under thr hammer and chisel MeauV hib !, new bank oppn ther doors and new :. taWer loom upward iu the future Spring pl the Theatre
 Iasi wrek #a0 the revival af tVt 6id flEaH5fas u Che thtatrc those rc .,Eul lhat hnW Spring and dHHodlt i, are at hand and that leading thes #pllHs aut of iub are willing Co taA, chance Ir wearing the hoe and a ffug the traditions of che FlaHe 1f old A the Cosmopolitan Theatre that old war horse af va' horses. erhe lWa Orphans. mad, tts rcapprarauce with fhe names e' p maHs well known actors and actress cs on the long east bill CT the por c formancv the critics We're bttle- en i. thusnstie bat the troubles nf ths poe ilttle maids of France will probably generous response to the invita- who labor by artificial light in f people of Putnam give the sch, Not the least important l school are the English language o4nV men and women of fol