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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12
School Supplies
IngersOll. Yankee Watch.
with plain dial. ST .50.
Eversharp Pencils, Sl.0O.

IngerSOll. Yankee Watch,
with plain dial. S1.50.
Eversharp Pencils. S1.0O.
Waterproof School Bags. zoe.
School Bags. with Pocket. 59c.
Boys Khaki Color School
Bags. 15c and Sl.25.
School Bags. 15c. With pocket
and pencil holder.
School Bags. Sl.49. For high
school. brief-case style.
SOC Pencil Boxes. 39c. With
pencils, ruler. eraser and blotter-
Pencil Boxes. soc With
pencils. drinking cup and eraser.
Large Pencil Boxes. S125.
With bank, pencils. eraser and
ruler.
Zoe Note Books. SC.
Zoe CrayOns. 90 Box.
15c Bottles Ink. Zoe.
1Oc Rulers. &c.
95c Note Books, with Hard
Backs. l5c.
Street Floor
Brief Gases, SIPS. With pencil
pocket. strap or handle. Mad" Of
imitation leather of good quality.
Black. tan and brown: strap
fastening
sees Brief Cases, Sl.98. With
two pockets strap fastening.
Made of leatherette. Black.
brown and tan.
Salz Fountain Pens. 99c.
Guaranteed. Solid gold pen with
iridium tip Black. green. rcd
and notified
Street Floor
Sl.19 Umbrellas, SIC. Men ;
women's and children's styles. III
black. Perfect quality.
Street Floor
New Scarfs. SAG. stunning
color effects in new silk scariS
for Fan. F'ringed or hemmel
ends. Printed patterns or soma
cOlOrS.
Bertha Collar Sets. 15c. Very
smart are these round collars III
onen-front style with Guns I"
match. Net trimmed with DAINTY
lace Five, new styles at TINS
price.
Uandkerchiefs. l8c; 3 for Que.
Mems and women's styles. Plain
white. solid colors and fancy p"I
ders. Linen. wolfe and batls'e.
Formerly CSC each.
SOC Ruffling. SOC yard. 211nch
swiss baby flouncing set on EN-
hroidered ruffie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12
Notions Special


25c Sanitary Aprons. 100.
Sew-on Hose Supporters. l'c.
39c Household Aprons. "9c.
Pretty cOlorS.
Gum Rubber Stcp-ins. 39c.
e9c Garter Lengths, s3c. Fancy
elastic in u length.
29c Dress Shields. 93c. Flesh
in sizes .. 3 and 4.
Street Floor
Rows 81 BlOuses, 19c. Bell
RIouSas. of striped woven mao
raa and striped percale. High
neck and long sleeves. sizes
to 10
Boys Wool Knickers. SLY.
FORMERLY 1853 Mixtures u,
brown, gray and blue. SIZES
To II.
Rows siO.95 Suits. sS.95. -Four
niece Suits, of wooden mixtures.
one pair long pants and one par
knickers. Vest and double
breasted coat. Sizes s to 10
& Iumberjacks, 1895. All
WOOL i'm large or small block
rr1aids The best new colors TOT
E-all Sizes S to 16.
Rows ShOp-Street Floor
$3.50 Mattress Covers: SLID
r,,,ir ci1e ITnbleached Sheetlng
protects your mattress ana II
very sanitary.
G, ENGLISH L0ngclOth. lloyd.
piece, S1.l9 80 lnches "'"'
Fine. soft finish for lingerie
35c PilIOwcases. 29c ca. 4'X36
IJeustitched Cases. Slightly I'M
perfect.
$50 Bedspreads. Sl.98. SlxlOo
Krinl5led Bedspreads. bolster and
spread in one. Pink. gold ana
blue stripes.
Comfort ChaIIis. lie yd. 81
;,nhas vide Light and dark
fora1 figured and Persian pat
1arns For comfort coverings
and draperies.
street Floor
Mems Hose, 23c pr. Highly
NIercerjzed T.isIe Hose. with dou-
HE heel and toe. Black. navy
gray and cordovan. Sizes 912
to 10.
Mems 500 Union Suits, o9c.
pavon striped woven madras,
creme madras. genuine broadcloth.
In athletic style Full cut: proper
sizes. SO to 40. Webbing and
woke back.
$50 Khaki Pants. S1.19. Mems
Pants. Of durable khaki. Full
cut Double stitched seams. Five
nockets. Sizes 80 to 40 waist.
Mems $50 Pajamas. Sl.l5.
Fine Pacific percales. in novel
patterns. also cotton pongee in
tan and gray. Fun cut. Sizes Z
and ID only.
Mems ShOp-Street Floor
39c Table OilclOth. CSC yard.
Seconds of fancy and plain white
oilcloth.
Rag Rugs. 69c. Hit-and-miss
pattern. 25x50-inch size.
Si.O0 Window Shades. SIC. Oil
opauue. Seconds. In olive green
and white.
CretOnne Cushions. 49c. Fancy
patterns Of cretonne.
SIPS Ruffied Curtains, 98c. 2i2
Yards long. White only.
csc Double Curtain Rods. 19c.
50-inch extension. Curved rods.
with all fixtures.
$500 Hat Boxes. 1913. Black
enamel. Nicely lined and with
pocket.
$500 Suit Cases. Sl.9S. Fiber.
strongly made Two locks. sewed
leather handle and solid leather
corners. Excellent school lug
gage
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12
S1.5OO,OOO. 900 VALUE
PLACED ON PEOPLE IN US.
Life Insurance Company Figures
Men and Women Are Nation
Most Precious Assets.

Nv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September ll.-Amer-
tca has in its men and women eco
nomic assets worth about five times
its material wealth in buildings, rail
roa DIS, livestock, land and all other
physical assets. the Metropolitan Lie
Insurance Co. estimates
Statistics on the earning power Of
the adult population were made pub
lie today. The men of the country
were valued at one thousand one hun
dred and forty-four billion dollars.
Adding the value Of housewives and
mothers. on the basis that the work
they perform is half as valuable as
that of the men. increased the total
10 one thousa nd and five hundred bill
lion dollars. II was admitted that fig
airing the economic value of women
~ 80 per cent that of men was a
rather meager allowance.
In the past year nearly 1000 600
pairs OF leather gloves were brought
into the United States from OF her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

EkOnOmy KOlumn

Silk and RayOn Hosiery. 59c.
A new shipment of women's
hosiery of thread silk or silk
with rayon. Slight irregulars.
Black and complete assortments
of new shades. All sizes.
Infants Shirts. 25c. Rayon
Striped Shirts. with high neck
and long sleeves. Straight front
and Ruben styles. Sizes to 3
years.
SOC Union suits. 35c: 3 for
81 90. Women'S Rand-top Suits
with tight knee only. Sizes 81
to 40. Perfect quality
WOmen's soc Vests. 35C: 2 for.
$500. Mercerized Band or Bodice
Vests. in regular and extra sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

S1.69 Bedroom Sets, Sl.3o.
Stamped on oyster linen. Con
sists of 45-inch and 36-inch
scarfs and three-piece vanity set
French knot pattern.
Baby Dresses, 75c. Stamped
on fine. mercerized lawn. Some
with tucks, others shirred. Sew
eral styles.
Linen Towels, soc. Large size.
with colored linen ends. Four
patterns.
Stamped Creepers, 35c. Two
nursery patterns. stamped on
white material First size.
Street Floor-king's Palace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

UnbIeached Aprons, soc.
Large, coverall style, we'll fitting
Two pretty patterns for en-
broidery.
Luncheon Sets, 69c. Tn
bleached cotton stamped in blue
bird design. Applique pockets
to hold napkins.
Bedspreads, $40. Three
! lovely patterns, stamped on good
] grade unbleached cotton. Boil
ster attached.
NightgOwns, S19. College
Girl style, made up and finished
at neck and sleeve. Colored
wolfe and crepe or white muslin.
Small embroidery designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12
Fall Art Needlework Arrives!

Those who like spend leisure hours fancy needle
work will be interested in the many fine pieces OF stamped
goods now displayed in this department.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-20
Classified Display
REAL ESTATE
Beautiful PetwoFth Corner
S1O,35O
Overlooking Park and Grant Circle
Block From st. Gabriel's
Church and School.

This spiendid bona q rooms and bath q
absolutely the best buy In PstWorth .tOdas. This
ely. II wes built b M0eeS, has bssn redscoFated
throughout and contains 4 bglghl sieeplne ronEns.
hOt-wateI neat AMI hardwood RoOR9 Large rnen
ftreplncs. concrete front porch. awnings screens.
etc Immediate pnsseSsoA, EpleDdid cofnee tot
hedge our autos are e ycug service. CalI u
toe further particulars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-20

Brandynsw ard q center I'LL
tyre; slate rooe. large attic. csdar
closst, / yery large bed chambers;
two fully tiled baths; sewing room,
spacious dining room and ample
living rocms compIstsly equipped
kitchen aud pantry: built-in sasags;
strictly modern - - OAK floors
IN and down, hot-watss heat md
electricity. Largs grounds effec-
lively handicapped
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-20

All other sizes in stock at Lowest Prices
and allowance will be made for your old
tires up 70 $40 ZACH tire.
COLUMBIA TIRE BARGAIN HOUSE.
493 Pa. Ave. N. W.. Washington. D. o.
Franklin 6749. OPEN EVENINGS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-20

SPECIAL, TIRE TRADE-IN
SALE.
BRING Us YOU'D OLD TIRES AND We
ET1TIEkkY Akk wv |r1Kg 2sp YoU puURca1sr Is
THIS SALE.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
ALL sTANpARp MAEEA X FIRST
FOR 10 900 MILES-AT THESE NEW
Evening star., 1926-09-30

The funeral of William Skillman.
Union veteran of the Civil War and
longtime resident of this vicinity.
who died suddenly of heart disease at
his home near Rockville on Tuesday,
aged SO years, took place this after
noon from Humphreys chapel, Rock
vile. The services were conducted
by Rev. 0. G. Davis, pastor of the
Rockville Presbyterian Church. and
burial was in Rockville Union Gene
terry.
For violation of motor vehicle reg
ulations. the following have paid
fines or forfeited collateral in the
Police Court here: William r. Disney,
$1O0: Sherman Summerours, $3.50;
Evening star., 1926-09-30

successful candidate for judge of the
Orphans Court, $40; E. z. B. Mar
gerum, unsuccessful candidate for
judge of the Orphans Court, S7.6S;
Lewis F. Allnutt, successful candidate
for member of the State central COM
mittee, nothing.
Clyde r. Noland. %. and Miss Mil
dred Mosteller, 19, both of Washing
ton. were married yesterday by Rev.
3. w. John pastor of the Methodist
Church, at the home of the minister.
Rev. S. j. Goode. pastor of the Chris
tian Church. officiated at the marriage
of Aubrey Wilmington Quarles, "a, and
Miss Mamie Valeria Jackson. 10, both
of Richmond Va
Evening star., 1926-09-30

shot and killed his playmate, Patrick
Curry, while playing war" in a
vacant lot here last night.
The two boys and John English, 10,
son of police lieutenant. had built a
fort" in the lot under a piece of tin
Near the fort the boys found two
loaded revolvers. With the Curry
boy inside, the other two stormed the
fort" Reagan fired and the shot
went through the body Of Curry. He
died on the way to the hospital.
Police declared the killing to have
been accidental, but started an in
vestigation to learn who concealed the
loaded revolvers under the tin.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

tions have filed sworn statements/of
their expenditures during the primary
campaign. as follows: George l.. Ed
monds. successful candidate for the
House of Delegates S164.79; Robert
L. Hickerson, successful candidate for
county commissioner from second
commissioner district, S16O; Clagett c.
Hilton, nominee for county commits
sion from third district, $163.50; Hugh
Rabbit, unsuccessful candidate for
county commissioner from fourth
district, $139.20; John r. Lewis, sue
cessful candidate for judge of the
Orphans Court, SIS; Preston B. Ray,
nominee for clerk of the Circuit
Court. $50; Thomas n. Bailey, un-
Evening star., 1926-09-30
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. September 80
SpeciaD.-Robert G. Hilton, chairman
of the Democratic State central COM
mittee for the county, has announced
that Gov. Ritchie and his running
mates on the State ticket will address
d meeting at Rockville the afternoon
of october %, and that they probably
will speak at Takoma Park and Be
thesda that evening. The Rockville
meeting is expected to be the big
meeting of the Democratic campaign
Candidates for Democratic nomina-
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Origin of Mausoleum.

The term mausoleum. applied In
modern times To a tomb of consid-
erahl" architectural pretensionS. was
derived from the tomb Of Mausoius.
Il Xiv uf Caria. near the Aegean seq.
then he died. in 2S3 Il. c.. Artemisia
his widow. built at Halicarnassus one
of the most magnificent tombs the
world has ever seen. says the Kansas
City Times. Artemisia died before
the tomb was completed, but the
work was carried on by the most
famous sCulptors of ancient times. and
became known as one Of the wonders
of the world
Evening star., 1926-09-30

Clarence E. Carter and f. Carter,
$3.50 each; Frank Sewell, $3.50; VIII
liam Picker. Mrs. June Ballard. Ed
ward School and Ernest p. Johnson.
$3.50 each.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of r. Herman Park. 25.
of Laurel, Md, and Miss Ethel Miles.
20. of Scaggsville. Md. and Harold
Buxton Pearsall, %. and Miss Eliza
beth Chatterton, 81. both of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

Owners Of radios in Japan pay IL fee
of so cents Il month 90 the Toxic
municipal station.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
BOY FATALLY SHOT
WHILE PLAYING WAR
Three Found Loaded Guns and
Stormed Tin Fort" on
Vacant Lot.

by the Associated Press
JERSEY CITY, y. j.. September
0e-Nine-year- old Matthew Beagan
Evening star., 1926-09-30
The Motor Gasoline
That IS Different

There isn't dissenting voice. AMERICAN
GAS, that new baby of ours, has been re-
ceived by Washington motorists with open
arms
They like it's looks-the bright ORANGE
color that makes it stand out from the
crowd They like the way it works-the
smooth, even, constant power it puts at the
command of the man at the wheel.
They like the quick way it answers when
they call for snappy squirt to pull through
a traffic jam. In fact they like our new
baby-AMERICAN GAS-just as much as
do the proud parents.
You'll like AMERICAN GAS as soon as you
Evening star., 1926-09-30

See Page &c for List of AMERICAN GAS Dealers
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
Thury Iona jubileulni turaja
MAGYAR TEsTvERE1NK!
rARsULAr vEzET6: HEaEDUs LAJos.

MAGYAR TEsTvERE1NK
esztendeje hogy hrdei
szinpad6 akaomra New York
tsztelete
iubleum lezaa Ilona ko
rosok szvekre
ert6 8 nemes mdveszete
varosaban 1926 november h6 2sn vanap u a
es s muveszette
meltova maid oaas Yuhgs
es tudak hgy az
szabad keen Thuy Iona
a mi elo szineszetunket
Lujzank harminc eve all
nmuvez ogalatabn evtdet toot kozotnk
mag meggy6z6dees hi vezerkatonaa volt
szohazankka
tudunk
kuzd Thury onanak har
utot mi szeretek es
| ragaszkodasunk.
esoJelhez hogy
ppe naggya Yo
diszeoadasat Egy
ugyet ezek diktala
saiat maganak megbe
|
j festive
TuRY oNA oRszAGos B1zoTTsAGA NEvEBEN
| 1e,tai Nrk6s rendez6 tarsulat vezet6
| r. itkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
G0LYA JARAs
Magyaros keresztel0 Orosz
Mihalyeknal.

Ugy tanultuk az iskolaban,
hogy g6lyamadar is melegebb
talyakra sail, amikor bek0szont
a levelet hullat6 6sz. A hosszrl
csorii g6lya nem varja meg a ven
asszonyok nyaranak bek0sz0nte-
set-hanem melegebb otthont ke-
res.
Mindezek dacara, a g6lya most
ugy sziiret tajan vigan kelepelget
a magyar portak k0rnyeken. Ha
"a golyajaras osszeesik a sziirettel,
akkor bizonyos, hogy a kereszte-
ID Sc mulik ell szarazon.
Icy volt ez azutan Orosz Mi
halyeknal is. Oroszne, sziletett
Tamask6 Maria egy egeszseges
fiugyermeknek adott eletet, en-.
mex kis aprosagnak keresztel6-
je zajlott le okt6ber 4.-en. An
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
"ERZS EBET KIRALYNE''
ELOADASARA A JEGYEK HOL
KAPHAT0K?

A november 28.-an, a Kossuth
Kor regi nagytermeben, 124 East
Federal st., tartand6 jubilaris
diszeloadasra, jegyek a kovetkezo
helyeken kaphat6k el6vetelben:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap, 800.
1922 West Federal ST., telefcn
1929.
10th Istvan iizleteben, $40 Steel
Street.
Ress es Fla zeneiizleteben, 16 E
Federal st.
Ress JOSEF zeneiizleteben, 40e
West Federal st., Pennsylvania
allomassal szemben.
Szalma Istvan borbelyiizlete
ben, 1906 st. Claire Ave.
Lax csemege iizleteben, 314 E
Federal st.
Eber Ferenc magyar patikaja'
ban, 446 Federal st. Colonial Ho
tel).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

Gagyi Janosne, akinck dramai
sZcrepkor jutott, a mcgcsalt nagy
yaroSi leanyt hozta eltnk tclics
tlethiistggcl, dramai kit0rtSci iga
'zan t0ktletesek voltak. Kar, hogy
a koz0nseg egy kis t0redtkc, ban
TO kacajra fakadt oft, ahol k0ny
nyeknek lett volna a helyc.
Uray Karoly, Katoch Odon, va
rabek Mihaly ts Brogli Ignac,
egyarant 6rdemlik meg dics6rc-
tet--szerepeikben kitiinGek vol
tax.
Kisebb szerepekben lattuk 10th
Karolyt, Hajdu. Mariskat, Scha-
ger Annuskat, Kat6ch Margitkat,
Brogli Istvant es Liszkai Gaibort.
Egyesek ket szerepben is keriil-
TEX elenk. Mind, egyt0l-egyig meg
erdemlik nemes igyekezetjik6rt,
alakitasukert 'dnseretet.
A darabban el6fordul0 szamos
es hatasos enekszamot Yarabek
Aranka kiserte zongoran, az ALTA
la mar megszokott miiveszi kesz.
seggel.
| Legutoljara, had sz6ljunk a k6
z0nsegr0l. Bizony kevesen voltak
A regi Kossuth K0ri nagvterem
csak felig volt tele. De, akik Ott
voltak ezen vasarnap esti el6
adason, azok szetviszik annak hi
ret s remeljiik, hogy Kossutf
Kor miikedvelo gardajanak leg
zozelebbi fellepte alkalmaval. {
mikor a "Kat6ka 0rmiasterne" kt
rul szinre zsufolt hazak el0tt
Jatszanak maid miikedveI6k
. A, megjelent kozonseg azonbar
nem fukarkodott elismeresekben
mem egyszer volt taps. Meltan. A
szerepl6k megerdemeltek.
! Szeretn6k, ha a Kossuth K01
magyar kulturt0rekvesei a k0
zonseg szelesebb retegeiben talal
koznanak elismeressel, megert6s
sci, tamogatassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
"ERZSEBET KIRALYNE"
Thury Ilonat november IAN, va
sarnap delutan iinnepli a sehenan-
go volgyi magyarsag-A High
School szinhaztermeben lesz meg
tartva az el0adas, dslutan 2 oral
kezdetteI.

a farrelli, sharoni, sharpsvil-
lei magyarsag bizonyara 0r0mmel
veszi tudomasul, hogy jubileumi
turneja soran, Farrellbo is eler-
kezik az amerikai-magyar szin6-
szet nagyasszonya: Thury Iona.
Egy csodasan szep magyar dal-
jatekot mutat be a kitiin6 er6k-
Dol all6 tarsulat ez alkalommal
Thury Ilona mellett, Hegediis La
jos, Heltay Mikl6s, Heller Margit
Elek Maria S masok viszik maid
lit is diadalra EFT darabot.
A jegyek arusitasa megkeza6-
dott. A helyarak nagyon alacso-
nyak, ugy, hogy mindenkinek
modjaban all oft lenni ezen az i'm
nepi el6adason.
Farrelfben november 2S.-an
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdette1
keriil bemutatasra az Erzsebet
kiralyne". Az el6adas farrelli
High School szinhaztermeben les7
megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

max oromere, hogy a gyerek, mar
.nyolcadill a sorban, no meg, hogy
Olyan eros tS egeszSegcs volt,
mini vas, .cSapodoit is amolyan
magyar kercsztcl6, melyet, aki Oft
volt, mcgemlcgct holta napjaig.
KeresztSMiiIok voltak: Pap Da-
nicl fs elcte parja,. Cleveland va
rosab6l. A keresztcl6n mcgjclen-
TEX sorab0l k0vctkaz6k ncveit
silleriilt feljegyczniink: Hus6czki
JOSEF 6s csaladja, PisZllor Janos
ts csaladja, BanyaSz Janos es csa-
ladja, Macy Sandor es cSaladja,
Takacs Zsigmond Is csaladja, H.
les Gabor Is cSaladJa, Francov-
szky Janos, Balogh Bella, Balogh
! Ilonka.
A rengctcg cnnivalobol annyi
volt, hogy meg IS artoti Voina, ma
mem adnak hozza tokaJi fcltt, q
mivel i6 a falatot N~nypmtatn
Es amilor pcdig clfg volt az ewes
b6l. no meg koccintasbol, n6tarf
oyuitott diszeS vendeg scrcg
Az,ltan tancra perdiilt. Jarta a NJ
ia. meg a tame, egeSz addig, amie
az it6ka, veget mem vagta tame
max. meg n6tanak. De ez mar csal
/. ue,v hajnal tajban tortent.
AIT ITALIAN mondanunk sem kell
hogy sugy mama, mint az Alber
navre keresztelt kis flu, pompa
san erik magukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

Vasarnap este a kossuth Kor
miikedvelo gardaja szinieloadast
tartott. Bsiszkeseggel ismerhet-
jiik ell, hogy az ut6bbi id6k soran,
miikedvel0kt0l, ilyen pompas elo
adast. mint vasarnapi volt =
mem lattunk. A szerepl6k mind
egyike alaposan megallta a sarat,
nemes igyekezettel tudasa fegJa-
vat adta, ennek k0vetkezteben
azutan, g0rdiilekeny 0sszjatekban
volt resZiink.
Elvitathatatlanul a szerepl0k
mindegyikee az erd'em. De elso-
sorban Molnar Lajose, aki farad-
hatatlan munkajaval egy kezben
tartotta a szerepl6ket, a darab me
net6t mem csak annak betanita-
saval, hanem rendezessel is el-
vitathatatlan erdiomeket szerZett
maganak.
Molnar Lajos ismet megmutat,
ia, hogy pompasan ert a MIXED
veloi el6adasokhoz, ertjiik ez-
alatt a darabok kivalasztasat, a
szerepek szetosztasat, a nehez
prGbak lefolytatasat magat a
darab rendezeset. A vashrnapi
.el3adas alkalmaval-meg sug6 is
volt.
A Kossuth Kor magyarsag
halas lehet Molnar Lajosnak 5
halajat legjobban avail mutat-
hat.;a meg, hogy ha az el6adasok-
ra, minel nagyobb szamban lato-
gat ell.
Szerencses kezzel valasktottak
meg vasarnap este szinrehozott
darabot. Maga az elet pergett lie
el6ttiink, erdekes mesevel, hol
Wig, hol szomoru jelenetekben. A
kozonseg mindvegig elvezettel gyt
ny0rk0d0tt az eloadas szepsegei-
ben mem egyszer tapsviharban
tort XII.
A szerepl6k sorab6l legel6szol
Deak Palt emlitjiik meg, aki mint
molnar mas, mind'enki szamars
feledhetdtlen a1akitast nyujtott
Kiforrott, kesz miikedvel6, amt
vasarnap este a szinpadon produ'
kalt-azt mem tudjuk elfeledni.
Giirtler Adolfne, a gyermeke
boldogsagaert, sorsaert aggodt
szeret6 edesanyat elevenitette mee
sok elethiiseggel. Brogli Ignacne
mint Jucika kisasszony mem csal
alakitasaval, hanem enjekszamai
val is megerdemelt sikert aratott
Tiizrol pattant, szerelmes leany
volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
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A jegyek ara alacsonyabbra
van szabva, a helyi rendez6seg ke-
relmere. Icy mindenkinek m6dja-
ban &ll oft lenni az eloadason. Te-
kintettel az 6riasi erdekl6d desre,
j6, ha jegyet rnindenh el6rs meg.
valtja.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
gEsZAMoL0 A vASARNAPI
MtjKEDVELO EL0ADASROL

A Kossuth K0r mlkedveloi nagy-
szeri el0adasban mutattak be a
"Kintornas csalad "-ot-Szep sza
mu kozonseg volt jelen-A szerep
l6k mindegyike pompas alakitast
nyujtott-Kar, hogy mem volt te-
lie a terem.