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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
u Passengers Come Up
Yukon on Gen. Jacobs

TANANA, Alaska, July 10. - The
governments mail and passenger
steamer Gen. Jacobs has arrived
here with % passengers from Nome
and lower Yukon River points. Those
aboard include Volney Richmond and
Capt. Boerner, of the Northern Com.
mercial Co; Mr. and Mrs. Fielder OF
Iditarod, who are going outside
Mrs. Johnson, teacher on the lower
river, and A. G.. Vachon.
During the past week fishing
wheels running above and below Ia
mana, which supply the population
have been taking salmon trout aver
aging two and three pounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
Real Frontier Town
Raided in Washington

SEATTLE, July 19. - Prohibition
agents yesterday raided the village
of Tye, in the Cascade mountains
60 miles east of here, and found a
roaring frontier town of saloons,
dance halls and girls, also open
gambling.
The town burst into activity when
1000 men started boring tunnel
through the mountains.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
Swedish Royalty Honors
Amundsen and Comrades

OSLO, July 10. - Kink Haakon
and Queen Maud gave a dinner yes
terday in honor of Capt. Roald
Amurdsen and his comrades on the
dirigible Norge on the North Pole
and Arctic flight. The King paid
a high compliment to Commander
Mobile and Lincoln Ellsworth. AM
erican co-director, as we'll as to
Capt Amundsen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
CURRY HOTEL
IN DARKNESS
Roundhouse and Power Plant
at Railroad Division
Quarters Burns.

SEWARD, Alaska, July 10. The
locomotive roundhouse and power
plant OF The Alaska Railroad at
Curry. burned to the ground yesteT-
day and the loss is estimated at
100000 The fire put the Curry
Hotel in darkness but the hotel was
not damaged Assistant General
Manager Horn has left Anchorage TO
make an investigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
BATTLE FLEET
MOVES To SEA

PORT ANGELES, Wash, July 10.
Ten dreadnoughts, leading the bat
tie fleet, battleships, scout cruisers,
destroyers, submarines and eagle
boats steamed out of Juan De Fuca
straits this afternoon for five day
maneuver The fleet is divided into
three units and will stage a mimic
battle, protecting Puget Sound from
the attack of an imaginary enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
HALiBUT PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT, B. c., July 10
American halibut sold today at 8
and II cents. Canadian halibut sold
at 8 and Is cents. There were 213..
900 pounds Of American halibut OF.
fered and 91,000 pounds of Canadian
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
RASMUSON HERE

e. A. Rasmussen, president OF the
Bank of Alaska with branches in
many Alaskan towns, arrived on the
Alameda this morning and expects
to go to Seward ON the Alaska to-
morrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
ESTEBETH IN PORT

The Estebeth. Capt Davis, arrived
here Saturday night at SAB o'clock
with the following passengers: Tom
Jacobs, Norman Ole. Oscar Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs James Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Paxton, Frank Rogers,
Nels More, Joe Felie. Robert Farmer
Nick and Helen Jukovich. Charles
Otteson, E. Riebe, C. DeRekowski
and ]. A. Clary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
Gov. Parks, at Seward,
Meets Senator Phipps

SEWARD, Alaska, July 19.-Goy.
George A Parks has returned here
from his first visit to Nome since
taking office He met Senator Law
renee Phpps, Republican of Colo.
RADIO. chairman of the Education and
Labor Committee, who is touring the
railroad belt
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
COLLAPSE OF FRANC

NEW YORK, July l9.-Anothel
sensational collapse Of tho French
frame in tne leading financial cen
tcrs OF the world occurred today as
the result Of the fall OF the Cabinet
last Saturday. The demand rate in
New York dropped 25 points, max
ing now low record.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
O'Malley and Shreve
Leave Sitka Tomorrow

SEWARD. Alaska, July 19.-Con-
gressman Shreye, of Pennsylvania,
and Henry O'Malley, L. S. Fisheries
Commissioner. leave Sitka tomorrow
on the Brant for Seward to study
the fisheries and new regulations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
LOUIS SCOTT is
DEAD. WRANGELL

WRANGELL, Alaska, July 10
Louis Scott, aged 6S. dropped dead
yesterday. For 40 years he has been
cannery superintendent for the Alas
ka Packers Association. The body
will be shipped south on the Prin-
cess Charlotte 10 Marysville, Cal,
where he is survived by a widow
and daughter, Mrs. Donnell Greeley,
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
Revenue of Alaska
Railroad Increasing

SEWARD. Alaska, July 19. - Cen
eral Manager Noel w. Smith says
The Alaska Railroad revenues show
a 20 per cent increase over last
year because of the extensive mining
operations near Fairbanks and the
increase in tourist travel
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
DR.. Welch Is Making
Trip Up Yukon River

TANANA. Alaska. July 10. - Tr.
Curtis Welch, of the United States
Bureau of Education's medical sell
vice. has left here to go up the
Yukon on the medical boat Martha
Angeline.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
SCORES SHUT-OUT
AGAINST YANKEES

NEW YORK, July 10. - Tom
Zachary. the Browns veteran left
handler, scored the first shutout
against the Yankees this season, in
the game this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
TEXAS PASTOR
MURDERS MAN.:
UNDER ARREST
Rev. J. Frank Norris, Prom
lnent Fundalnentalist,
Commits Murder.

FORT WORTH. Texas. July 10.
Rev. J. Frank Norris. nationally
known Fuldamentalist for l ) years.
is charged with numbering d. r..
Chips, wealthy lumberman. in the
office of the First Baptist Church
last Saturday.
br Norris claimed self-defense
and WAS Immediately released ON
$4,000 bond. largely furnished by
members of the congregation.
Ghipps died in an ambulance
after he had been shot twice by
Norris
Or. Norris said: 4 had to do it.
! He threatened my life"
Verbal attacks on II. c. Meaeham.
Mayor, made in sermons, led to the
killing Of Chipps Chipps visited
the Mayors office more than an
hour before his death and gave no
intimation that he intended to call
on the reyivalist, Meacham said.
l.. II. Mutt bank auditor and
member of Norris congregation,
was the only witness to the shoot
! ing and sustained Norris version
of the shooting.
Norris, Immediately following his
arrest md liberation on bond, an
nohnced he would preach as usual
on Sund1r.
Causes of Tragedy
DR.. Norris preached a series OF
sermons ana also printed articles in
The Searchlight, the Norris church
organ. alteeking Mayor Meaeham
in connection with street extension
deelaliHg that some improvements
Ware made to provide direct access
to MeacA ans department store.
After the store was denounced.
Meacham ordered that no employee
could belong to Norris church but
might. however, go to another Bap-
tist Church.
According to The Searchlight.
two employees quit the church and
foar left the store.
Whom chips objected to the ar
llaIes Norris showed him the door
but CAipps came back and threat
fs,.v nA m, On TxAyf
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
HALiBUT BOUGHT

Juneau Cold Storage bought 5000
pounds of halibut off the fishing
boat Ford this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
THREE OF BOTH SEXES
RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR

DALLAS, Texas, July 10. - Three
bonnets and as many sombreros
have been tossed into the Texas
Democratic political ring, the exit
from which may lead one of the
.owners to the governors mansion.
Governor Miriam a. Ferguson
wants to return to the capitol for IL
second term Mrs. Edith Wilmans,
of Dallas. inspired by her distinction
Jas the first woman member of the
Texas legislature, also desires the
job, as does Mrs. T. X. Johnson Of
San Antonio.
The Men Contestants
In the race to restore the man
under the executive house dome are
Dan Moody. attorney general; Lynch
Davidson. Houston business man, and
Rev. O. f. Zimmerman, known as
"Zim, the Tithing Evangelist"
Moody has concentrated his attack
on the Ferguson administration. Dav-
idson's principal plank is conserva-
,tion of the states natural resources
and his slogan more business in
government and less government in
business"
Mrs. Johnson advocates modifca-
tion of the Volstead Act, while Mrs.
Wilman calls for strict enforcement
of the prohibition laws, reduction of
taxes and reform in the care of in
sane persons Mr.. Zimmerman prom.
ises to crush bootleggers and drive
evolutionists from the state, if given
the opportunity.
Resignation On One Vote
One feature of the campaign is
Governor Ferguson offer to resign
after the primary-July 24-if Moody
leads her by one vote, provided
Moody resigns if she is ahead of him
! by $4,000. Moody accepted, where
upon Davidson charged the two prin
cipals with placing two of the high
est offices of the state on the plane
Iof a common crap game"
y, The Republicans also will hole
their primary on July "a and for th4
first time in years there are two
candidates for the nomination, f. p
Scott, Corpus Christi, and II. II
Haines. Houston.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19
CAN. SCHOONER
CAUGHT IN ICE
IN The ARCTIC
Charles Brewer Reported
Drifting in Ice Pack North
of Point Barrow.

CUTTER BEAR. In Arctic, July u.
The American schooner Charles
Brewer reports that the American
motor schooner Patterson has sight
ed the Canadian motor schooner Old
Maid, No. 2, Capt. Klnkelburg
caught in the ice 20 miles north b.
east of Point Barrow drifting easter
ly u miles an hour. The crew
WAS reported still aboard the Charles
Brewer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-07-19

VANCOUVER, b. C.. July 10
The Old Maid, No. 2, was formerly
the American schooner Maid Of Or
leans and sailed from here June Ii
on trading expedition to >HIerschel
Island She is owned and command.
ed by Capt, G. klinkerburg. II. Lar
sen is first mate and Charles John.
son is second mate. y Klinkerburg
and A. Klinkerburg, sons OF the
captain. c. Alfredsen and Edward
Rauscher are also aboard as mem
bers of the crew. All aboard are
Seattle residents. with the exception
of Rauscher, who is a resident ol
Buffalo, n. Y.
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, 1926-06-05
REPORT OUT DAVILA BILL

Washington, MAY 21.-The House In
suiar Committee voted TO report out he
DaviIa bill amending the organic act au-
thoriziDg citizens Of the U. S to become
citizens Of Porto Rico after a year resi-
denCe.
, 1926-06-05
WOOD ENTERTAINERS ANIARDS

Baguio, Philippines, May 22-Govern-
or General Wood Iunched with GalIsza
and Loriqa and Ia er at a reputi ton in
honor of the a%viators congratulated them
for bringing horror to their country and
to the Spanish aiuv" The aviators de-
parted for Mania his evening.
, 1926-06-05
NOT YET BUT SOON

Paris, Nay % -The War Office says
that it is uninfcrmed Of the capture Of
Add ell Krim. A rumor OF his capture
was received from Tangier but com
m~uniQues from the front do not men
ton Add ell Krim.
, 1926-06-05
P0s3al Inform aajOn
EFFECTIVE HUME Is, 1926.

This office has been advised that the
contract to carry the mail between Fajar-
do, P. R ard St. Thomas, Y. l., has been
let to MIR. Juan F. Robes of Vieques, P.
R., 20 operate on once a week schedule
from June IA. 1926 to June 80, 1928, as
follows
Leave Fajardo Mondays upon receipt
Of mail from San Juan.
Arrive ST Thomas in s hours.
Leave st Thomas Tuesdays at 8 D, m.
Arrive Fajardo by 6 a. NJ. Wednesdays.
Therefore, in order that the mail
from ST. Croix may make connection with
the above route the schedule on Star
Route 7920I, -Christiansted, ST. CroiX to
St. Thomas, V. lis changed SO as to
Leave Christiarated Tuesdays at 6 am.
Arrive St. Thomas by 6 2. m. Tuesdays
Leave ST Thon as Tuesdays at z p. N.
Arrive Christiansted Wednesday by z
a IN.
B R. LARSEN. Postmaster
, 1926-06-05

ify the measure of independence granted
the Egyptians.
London Forty surviving members Of
the diminutive federal party held a coun-
Gil as to whether Lloyd George or Lord
Asquith should he IeaGer of the party
while no vote was taken it was indicated
that a majority favored Lloyd George,
Base bali scores: American League.
Boston 5, New York 8, Detroit 10, CIeve
land 3, Chicago 4, st. Louis 8. National
League. Chicago 2. Cincinnati 5, New
York 10, Boston II, Philadelphia 5.
Only games scheduled.
, 1926-06-05
Brief News From Everywhere
porto Rico Progress, May Goth
~BLUEFIELDS FALLS

ManagIIa, May "a The capture of
Bluefelds by government troops this
morning is officially announced. The
rebel chief with so soI1i-rs are sailing for
Costa RIGA on a schooner. The reyoIu-
ton is over
, 1926-06-05

who has been i'll 10 New York for some
time left for Europe today.
QUIET EGYPTIAN ELECTIONS
Cairo, May 23.-1he general elections
on Saturday passed peacefully except at
Abutig, Upper Egy pit where a man was
killed and z injured and at Samanoud
Lower Egypt where "A were injured in
election riots.
, 1926-06-05
NEW WAR IN CHINA

Canton, China May 20. Civil war has
wounded arriving from a battle field TO
the east Of the city where moderate and
Communist armies are fighting.
, 1926-06-05
ROUGH SEAS DELAY TEST

New York. May %. Rough seas this
afternoon prevented DuGgan from max.
ing a test flight in the seapIane in which
he intends to fly to BuenOs Aires.
, 1926-06-05
DANE REA CHES TIENTSIl

Picking, May 2 .-The Danish fier Bot
we'd has arrived from Tientsin on his way
to Mukden.
, 1926-06-05
PILSUDSKI A CANDIDATE

Warsaw, May % Pilsudski has de-
fnitely agreed to be a presidential candi-
cate. His friends assured him Il at an
unofficial canvas showed 1879 of the
senator's and deputies in his favor.
, 1926-06-05
FADEREWSKI TO RUN?

Berlin, May %. -Tageblatt reports
from Warsaw that Paderewski will be a
candidate for President. Paderewski
Evening star., 1926-04-07
AI'OIiO.

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Evening star., 1926-04-07

Block" with Charles Ray and Flea
nor Boardman co-starred, also Charlie
Chase In His Wooden Wedding:
Thursday. Lowell Sherman, Ethel
Grey Terry and Maude George in
Warner Brothers THE Love Toy, {"
the narrative of lad who wins
fortune despite a disappointment in
love, also comedy The Fighting
Tailor" and special reel, "Sawdust
and Spangles"; Friday, Sally O'Neil
in Mike" a Marshall Neilan produc-
tion with William Haines. Ford Ster
ling, Charles Murray and Ned Sparks,
also comedy and Pathe Review
Saturday, Charlie Murray and George
Sidney in "The Cohens and KelIys." :"
CENTRAI-"Lure Of the Wild"
CrandalPs Central Theater, the first
two days of next week, beginning
Sunday, will offer as it's featured at
traction, Lure of the Wild" starring
Jane Novak supported by Alan Ros-
cOe. Richard Tucker, Pat Harmon
and Lightning. one of the cleverest
of dog actors. Our Gang" in Bet.
ter Movies" and the Screen Snap
shots" will also be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday Warner
Bros production. THE Little Irish
Girl" featuring Dolores Costello and
Johnny Harron. augmented by
"Lickety Split" two-reel Mermaid
starring Lige Conley: Thursday, THE
Wanderer," Paramount's adaptation
of the stage spectacle based on the
Biblical parable Of the ProdiGal Son,
with Earnest Terrence. Greta Nissen.
William Collier. jr.: Wallace Beery.
Evening star., 1926-04-07

together with pipe organ numbers,
will round out the bill.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Dancing
Mothers" featuring Alice Joyce, Con.
way Tearle and Clara Bow, with Don
aid Keith. Dorothy Cumming and
Norman Trevor In support. also
Quick Service" starring Cliff Bowes.
and Topics Of the Day: Thursday
and Friday. Universars production Of
Aaron Hoffman's 'The Cohans and
kellys." with Charlie Murray and
George Sidney leading the cast that
includes Vera Gordon. Kate Price and
Mickey Bennett, augmented by an
Aesop Fable; Saturday, Julian FL
tinge, female impersonator, in
Madam, Behave" in which he Is
supported by Ann Pennington, Tom
Wilson and Jas Duffey, also Mer.
maid comedy. Snapshots" Songs
of Ireland" and serial.
AMBASSADOR-"The Skyrocket."
Peggy Hopkins Joyce. supported by
Owen Moore, Earle Williams, Gladys
I1ulette, Gladys Brockwell, Bernard
Randall. 'Buli' Montana and Eugene
Besserer, will be seen In The Sky.
rocket" at Crandall's Ambassa dor
Theater the first three days Of next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon
This is the famous blondes first star.
ring production for the screen and 1t
Is said to be a gorgeous one. An
Aesop Fable after short reels and pipe
organ music will complete the pro.
gram.
Wednesday, Metro Goldwyn's Aim
version of Rex Beach's THE Auction
Evening star., 1926-04-07
KIOWN BENEFlT NIGHT.

n. V. A. week is off to a flying
start at Is. F. Keth's Theater. Great
boxes of klitter klatters and balloons
have arrived for the climax souvenirs
for the midnight performance, start
ing at 1880 pm. Friday, with Kin
Carroll, ullelele expert and songster,
in command OF the cabaret In the
promenade lounge and Dolly Leisher
and his Humming Bird Orchestra
playing for dancing.
The acts themselves include Kate
Smith. Washington blues singer:
Esther Cloyd in Spanish dances, the
Luitich Sisters in harmony songs.
Dolly Daye in her best dance mum
bers IIrma Calvert. pianist and vo-
Calist. Helen Dulin in the Charleston
and other dance numbers. Cam lie
Little, Bertha Luber. Dick Nash
Washineton's only exponent of rope
and chatter; Beveridge Martie. star
of the L. S. Navy \. f.. /. show, as
sisted by several dancing darlinss;
Billy Mcintyre and Charline springs
cuth, Goldie Granger and Niv Ian
Mdrinellie and Jerry Ripp. old Ia
NaritpS
Evening star., 1926-04-07
1t week, beginning Sunday after.

next week. beginning Sunday after
noon.
1t is a story Of the New England
sailors of 1910. who took their fast
clippers throughout the world In the
hunt for whales, a rugged, eventful
| life, full of sudden death and ever
present danger. Ships fought each
other for disputed quarry
! Barrymore appears as the rugged
New England sailor, Ahab Ceeley.
who loves a missionary's daughter In
Java. His brother, Derek, burns with
jealous hate at the success of Ahab
as a lover. and when the brothers are
off on hunt for an enormous white
| whale, known as Moby DICK. his
chance for vengeance comes and he
pushes Ahab overheard into the churn'
| ing waters
AS result he is crippled and ap.
parently deserted by the girl he loves.
| but i'm the end Ahabs story Is that OF
an unconquerable soul,
Chief among the supporting cast are
Dolores Costello and George OHara.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Skyrocket."
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, well known
star in musical comedy. Will be the
picture star at Crandalls Metropol-
itan Theater next week In Marshall
| Neilan's production Of The Sky
| rocket
The Skyrocket" is handsomely
mounted exposition Of the expert.
ences of those who seek fame and
fortune before the motion picture
cameras of southern California. 1t is
claimed 10 be. in short. the inside
story of Hollywood and of the aspira
tions Of many who have sought
| recognition in the studios and on the
lots of the leading producers. Peggy
Hopkins Joyce is cast as an extra
who through a fortunate performance
in a club benefit affair won the oppor.
tunity to appear under the most
| famous director on the coast.
The star is supported by a cast in.
cluding Owen Moore. Earle Williams,
Gladys Hulette. Gladys Brockwell.
Lilyan ,Tashman and Bull" Mon
| tana.
Warnings Pennsylvanians have
scored such a hit at the Metropolita n
this week, it is announced, that every
effort is being made to hold them
| over for a second week
PALACE-"Sandy"
SANDY" Elenore Mehrin's story of
| the jazz age. in screen form, with
Evening star., 1926-04-07

with Bob Geraughty, Columbia record
ing artist. in a series Of popular song
successes; and the Pickfords in a
novel offering Of Juggling and aero.
battles.
The photoplay features Rin.Tin-Tin,
the dog star. in a thrilling melodrama
OF the cattle country, The Clash Of
the WolN es."
GAYETY--"Rarin' to Co"
double bill of merriment is sched
uled for the Gayety Theater next
week, when Ed r.. Daley's black "a nd
white sensation, 'Rarin' TO Co a
half.white and half-colored entertain
ment, will be the attraction. Seventy
players are carried, equally divided
between the races.
Billy Foster heads the first half of
the show, which is played by the
white cast. while the second half, Of
fered by colored cast, will be head
ed by Jimmie Ferguson and Tim
Moore. A special attraction will be
Joe Jordan and his Ten Sharps and
Flats, a. jazz band from the West
and the II plantation dancing girls
Manager Ira J. La Motto announces
special midnight SHOW to he held
Friday night, beginning promptly al
n'rlpcl:
Evening star., 1926-04-07

MadSe Bellamy in the title role, will
be at Loew's Palace next week, start
ing Sunday.
Harry Beaumont directed SANDY"
for William Fox, and the cast includes
Harrison Ford. Gloria Hope, David
Terrence, Leslie Fenton, Edythe
Chapman, Charles Farrell and Bard
son Bard. Eve Unsell scenarized the
story from Miss Mehrin's story. In
which Sandy" appears as a true
daughter of the jazz age. who holds
all the advanced ideas common to 10
in 1926 and who firmly believes that
the older generation, with it's inhibi-
tions, can teach her nothing.
COLUMBIA.
Loew's Columbia Theater has made
no definite announcement az to next
week attraction.
TIVOLI--"The Auction Block"
Charles Ray, Eleanor Boardman
and Sally O'Neil head the east Of
Metro Goldwyn's version of Rex
Beach's story, The Auction Block :"
to be shown the first two days OF next
week at Crandall's Tivoli Theater. be-
ginning Sunday afternoon. The story
is one of love versus money as a
baS sis of successful marriage. Charles
Glary. Ned Sparks and David Tor
renee are prominent in the support
The comedy will be a Helen War
ren" apadtation from the stories by
Mabel Herbert Urner, "A Business
Enga cement and the Pathe Review
Evening star., 1926-04-07
4 5'* = Sto'''ach
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the stomcah sweet and free from all
gases. BeSdes. it neutralizes acid
lamentations in the bowels and
gently urges this sourine waste from,
the system without pursina. II is
Ear more pleasant to take than soda.
TRY A 25c BOTTLE
Insist upon "PhilIips." Twenty. five
cent and fifty cent bottles, any drug
stare.
Evening star., 1926-04-07
NATIONAI-"Three Live Ghosts" !"

Already the rush of stock patrons
to the National Theater. where the
National Theater Players are creating
a riot of laughter with Avery Hop
woods The Alarm Clock" has caused
Manager Cochran to announce an
extra matinee this Friday afternoon
AT the usual hour, and with the fur
ther announcement of 80 cents for
ell seats" the same as at the Wednes.
day matineeS
For the second week of their new
season. the players will offer, begin
ming next Monday night. Three Live
Ghosts" comedy of lost Identities
revolving about the adventures of
three returned soldiers. all reported
"ofiiciallv" dead in the casualty lists.
This piece. by Frederic lsham. was
originally produced by Max MARGIN
and ran for year at the Nora Bayes
Theater, New York.
There is nothing Shostly about the
narration of the things that befell the
three veterans, a Cockney. an Ameri-
can and nondesCript named Spoofy.
The play is live. trenchant comedy,
hoastinS not only laughable dialogue
but extremely funny situations.
Two Of the musketeers are glad,
for nefarious reasons. that they are
given up for dead. Spoofy is in daZe
about il all, having helped free de-
moCraCy by sacrificing his bump OF
honesty. His habit of pilferinc every
thing from nutmeg graters to kilos of
precious Jewels circumvents the isola.
tion his 0ampanions seek and after
series of ridiculous circumstances
their little paradise of secrecy be-
comes public mart for all TO see.
The cast calls for the services of the
entire strength of the National troupe.
WARDMiN PARK-"The Circle"
The Circle" W. Somerset Mau-
eham's charming comedy drama of
aristocratic English life, is now in re.
hearsal for presentation next week by
he Thomas Herbert Stock Company,
which this week is giving a fine per.
formance of Her Temporary Hus.
band" at Wardman Park Theater.
John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter
cos starred in The Circle which was
later used to feature Charlotte Walker.
1t is the colorful story OF a woman
who eloped some 30 years since, de-
sertinG a husband and young son.
Her return. which opens the play.
shows her to be unrepentant and un-