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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-19
DEATH TOLLAT
CREENFOREST
IS SEVENTEEN
Total of Casual tie 5
Still Indefinite; Lit
tie News From De-
vastated Areas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Mar. lg.-4Pl
Successive tornadoes left areas Of
suffering today in southwest and
central Arkansas, in one northwest
crn border county and in several
towns bordering the Missouri state
line. At least % and probably mere
were dead.
The latest and as yet not thorough
iy checked disaster occurred last
night when "A twister curved through
Freen Forest. Ark. like a boomerang
from the north.
Visitors leaving the isolated town
early this morning had heard 4 II
bodies found and of 80 to ~ injured.
Twelve of the dead were named
Neighboring settlements Of Coin
and Denver were reported destrt we'd
with loss Of life and near Marshfield.
Mo-, two persons wcfr injured and
buildings damaged and in Howell and
oregon counties Missouri, there was
destruction from hail and high
winds.
Thursday night tornadoes left two
persons seriously injured at Delight
in northwestern Arkansas, and then
skipped 10 miles to bring death te
''NfNh NtAr'NH III SAINT thIHAss lAnA
southwest Of here. Nearly fifty per-
sons were hurt, several seriously in 4
half dozen small communities.
Another death occurred in CONWAY
when a man was struck by lightning
ms he sought safety in a cellar from
"a storm tnat did not materiaiize.
The known dead al Green Forest:
Mrs. X. ID. Galloway, Mrs. Susa Hull
Mr. NJ n.Il-
Jones, aged mother Of Polk Jones.
Mrs. Fannie Morris. two infants. /
and > years old. of Mrs. Woods. =
widow; Mrs. Jones. wife Of a Meth
odist preacher; Charley Jennings and
infant. Mrs. Stacey. Mrs. Robert Nc
kinney, Robert james. -four unidenti-
fled.
Special trains were enrcute 10 the
area today, carrying doctors. nurses
and supplies
The storm apparently centcTcd A
Green Forest where upwards az 700
houses and stores were DESTROYED or
badly damaged. Stores were filled
with debris which hampered rescue
crews.
Two churches were converted into
dressing stations and one later was
NN-ANhnAfN hH a MbfElt. sixteen
bodies had been recovered early to
day.
A the storm severed power lines
as well rs telephone and telegraph
wires, the rcsCucrs stumbled about
with lanterns. tracing the cries az
injured or marking spots where pee
pie were believed pinned or buried
by stone and timbers. Persons ar
irving AZ Eureka Springs. Ark. %
miles NJ rthwest NJ Green Forest. said
the Missouri and North Arkansas
railroad station, an elementary
school house and bank building
were among structures virtually de-
molished
Hail shattered windows In almost
all business buildings and rrsiacnr..
No effort was made 10 combat the
fires as the survivors milled about
the streets waiting for daylight 20
carry on relief work.
Women appeared scantily clad ear
rying crying children.
Many became hystcrical. adding "a
the confusion. Men with lanterns
guided the injured.
Several babies and children Of
grade school age were thought 70
have perishcd a. many Of the vic
Tins we're caught Ia their homes
about : o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-19
OFFICER AT
BORCER shot
Second Policeman Sc
verely Beaten; Two
Arrests Made

AMARILLO, Texas, March I9.-tPi-
Fatrolman Cooke Buchanan was shot
10 death on the main street Of Bor-
ger early Saturday morning and
another policeman was severely
beaten, when they attempted TO ar
rest four men in large automobile.
Buchanan was shot six times IA
he walked across the street toward
the automobile which had been halt
cd by Policement Neal, when he saw
tn men handling firearms. Neal was
attacked by two Of the men and had
rushed to 2 telephone u send IN n
call % the station, when Buchanan
acosted the men.
Buchanan died instantly I'd Bailey
and Hugh Walker are being held for
investigation and two other men said
q have been with them escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-19
Penney Stores
Enter 3 Models

Penney Stores both IN Browns
Vile and McAllen will have repre-
sentatives in the international bath
ing girl revue and style show 10 be
held at Val Verde on Sunday after
noon. according 70 Robert Ernst,
manager of the local establishment
There will be three bathing beau
ties and models representing the
two stores. Brownsville entering one
and the McAllen store entering two.
Miss Annie May Moore will be
costumed with clothing from the
Brownsville store while the McAllen
establishment will similarly clothc
the two models from that city.
Stores from all over the Valley
will have models in the style show.
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Fans Invited To
Attend Workouts

Fight fans have been invited BY
III III Galbraith, directing the Ameri-
can Legion and army fights at Fort
Brown next Wednesday, to watch the
first workouts Of Bill Tanner. Larry
Cavanaugh. and Roy Macias. who
arrived IN Brownsville Saturday
morning and will pound their train
ers and sardbars Colt THE first cnhi-
hition here at the Brownsville Ath-
latic club ~ the Hinkiey hall about
: o'clock Saturday night.
Others 20 appear on the same card
have been working out there. Tan
ner and Gavanau9h ARE the head
liners FOR the bill Wednesday night,
fighting IL ls0 pnunda. and Marias
II matched against Bull Young of
Fort Brown a l65 pounds.
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COFFEYVILLE
MOB STORMS
JAIL OF City
Two Companies Ma
tional Guards Called
To Restore Order in
Kansas Town

COFFEYVILLE, Kan, March i9.---
az Coffeyville uwoke today with
the uncanny feeling that the Storm
ing If the city jail here last night
in an effort % wrest "A negro pris-
oner from the law was but an un-
realized dream in tie dark.
Patrolling national guardsmen,
three injured men and a wrecked
city hall. however. testified TO the
stark reality Of the nights events.
Az daybrcak four men were under
arrest On charges of lDotinE hard
ware store; the negro sought by the
mob, arrested in connection with
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DADS CAR is TOTAL
= r. 4
WRECK AFTER DASH TO
!. =. -
STOP SONS WEDDING

CHICAGO. Mar. I9.-J. Z. Ere
nier of Darlington is having his
automobile repaired while his 20
year-old son and the latter's. bride
ere On their honeymoon trip To
South America.
That Ralph Premier and Miss
Alice Barry. aged is, were able to
get married was no fault OF Mr..
Premier the elder. Learning that
they had taken out a license here,
ne started rn mile-an-hour
speed to prevent the wedding, but
a few miles outside Of Chicago his
car skidded and ran into a ditch,
being completely wrecked.
Hc hired another car but arrived
too late u interfere. The young
folks have been forgiven.
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TRUCK MARKETS
By Naval Radio Co The Herald
from u. $. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

VII u- w shipping point info rmati0n
reported for Friday. March is.
Potatoes: Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley points: Haulings increasing.
good wire inquiry. demand and trad
ing moderate. market slightly weak
er. arlrads and in mixed cars fob.
usual terms. Bliss TriumphE W.. w. No.
sacked per cwt $3.50; fob. cash
track S6. Wagonloads cash 70 grow
ers mostly : i-2 cents per III.
String beans: Lower Rio Grnnde
Valley points: HaulinRs increasing.
moderate wire inquiry. demand and
trading moderate, market slightly
weaker Carloads and in mixed ears
fob. usual terms bnshei hampers
green varieties s3.75-4; fob. cash
track mostly $3.50. WagcnI0nds cash
70 growers mostly H3 per huahel.
Bcets and carrctss Lower Ein
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Willacy County Men Not to
Appeal Peonage Conviction

Frank Brandt. one year and a
day at Leavcnworth prison and. a
81 900 fine.
Carl Brandt. 30 days in the Gam
eron county Jail and a fine Of $500.
Flcyd Dodd. four months in the
Cameron county jail and 1000
fine.
L. X. Stockton, 80 days in the
Cameron county jail and fine Of
$500.
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TWO shot BY
BANK BANDITS

BALTIMORE. Nd. March l9.-lHJ
Three men. IN an unsuccessful at
tempt 20 rob branch Of the Provi-
dent Savings Bank in East Monu-
mcnt street today. shot two of the
banks employees and escaped in Y
waiting automobile.
Robert NcNall. Jr., cashier. was
wounded IN the face and Damon
Gaskin. manager. received a flesh
wound in the side. Only one Of the
three robbers entered the bank. He
is said ~ have followed his demand
for money with shots
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RAYMONDVILLE, Tex. Mar. 10.
Defendants convicted in the
Willacy county peOnage cases will
accept sentence. according - for
mer Sheriff Raymond Teller. who
himself il facing prison term of
~ months and is due tc pay fine
Of 50 0O0.
Other defendants convicted and
their sentences are:
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Rogers Arson Case
Called For Monday

AUSTIN. Texas. Mar. 19.-iPl-Re-
hccca Bradley Rogers. under indict-
ment charging her with rohbinE the
Buda Bank last December. Il ~ 70
10 trial Monday in Georgetown on u
charge Of arson IN connection with
the burning Of "A vacant frame build
ing IN Round Rock the day before the
robbery IN Buda.
Mrs. Rogers will seek continuance
here. attorneys said. On the ground
that her husband. Otis Rogers. Amar-
lilo attorney, is critically i'll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-19
San Benito Opens Its
Ball Season With Win

San Benito opened its regular base
bali season in the Cameron county
league on Friday bv inundating El
Jardin high school. 80 to y
Although the league opened last
week San Beuito had as off day and
the To Jardin game w4s their first
official contest.
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LAREDO MEN
WORKINGFOR
BORDER ROAD
Conference Here De-
cides to Request Aid
Of Federal Depart
nents "a

Immediate steps looking toward
the designation Of the military road
alrnF the Rio Grande from Browns
VILE tp Laredo and the improve
mcrt of that road will be taken. ID
was decided at u meeting this morn
ing in the Brownsville Chamber Of
Commerce, with two members Of the
Laredo Chamber Of Commerce pres
cnt.
The Laredo men are Charles
Mumm, secrctary-managcr OF the La
redo Chamber. and II. "A. Bass, a
member of the Laredo organization.
II was decided at the meeting to
ask Ray Leeman. manager Of the
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce,
~ arrange Y meeting as soon us pos
sible at which General Hines uf the
Continued on page fourD
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Creager Back in City
After Trip to Mexico

+. p. CreaEcr il back In Browns
vile after one Of his most exciting
trips ~ Mexico City and other points
N the Southern republic that he has
had in years.
While there he had the sad ex-
pericnce Of being near when a for
mer partner. j. II. Betanza, was
killed az Vera Cruz recently.
Mr.. Greager visited his Mexico
City office and conducted some bus
mess.
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WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR WEEK

WASHINGTON. II. C.. March 10
iPf-WeNher outlook for week be-
ginning Monday
West Gulf States: Generally fair
except period Of local showers about
middle or end Of week. Tempera-
ture will rise 20 normal following
hy coler az end.
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Shotgun Bandits
Hold Up Offices

CHICAGO, H., March l9.-tPi--
Eight men armed with shctguns held
up the offices of the Continental Can
Company today ad got $4,000. They
Escaped in an automobile.
No shots ware fired.
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MANTs 3. b. 2. I'LL.

WASHINGTON. p. @. March "a
fP Cleveiand's hid for the next re-
rrhiiran national convention was
banded tn President Coolidge today
hv Carrie Thompson, Ohio republi-
raa leader.
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AMARILLO BUILDING

AMARILLO. Texas. March is.--lAh
Building permits issued Is Am
arillo since January 1, total 5000
500.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower
Rio Grandc VALLEY: Increasing
clCudiness tonight. Sunday cloudy
and much colder. rrobably with rain.
Increasing southerly winds On tnc
west ccast. shifting to northwest
late tonight or sunday
For East Texas: Rain tonight;
much colder except in southeast pOr-
tion; freezing ia northwest porti.n.
sunday cloudy; rain in southeast
portion: much colder. cold wave in
north portion where temperatures
viii fan 80 degrees or more. In
creasing winds on the coast. shifting
TO northwest.
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Daily River Bulletin


Note TIE river stages from Mis-
sion down are apparently affected AZ
present by heavy pumping for irri-
gaticn purposes
River Forecast
There will be 10 material change
III the river
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OHIO PICTURE FEATURES
CONWAY TEARLE

"Mouiders of Men," featuring
Conway Tearle and Margaret Nor
ris. comes to the Ohio Theater to-
morrow for a weeks run.
The story is woven around a
wealthy physician, played by Tearle,
who is waging a relentless war to
rid his town of vice and evil. His
getting the necessary evidence to
convict the men responsible is
said to lead up to a very exciting
climax.
In his campaign he comes in con-
tact with crippled boy whose
brother has fallen into the clutches
of the ringleader of the gang. Re-
storing the health and regenerating
the brother is not accomplished
without some highly sensational
thrills, according to advance re-
ports.
Ralph Ince, who directed the
picture is said to consider it one
of the best he has ever made.
The glowing reports which have
preceded the arrival Of the picture
claim Tearle to be an ideal selection
for his part and say that he does
some wonderful emotional acting.
Frank Darro. the 8-year-old actor,
who has won large portion of
Jackie Coogan's popularity, takes
the part of crippled boy whose
health is r stored by the skill of
Tearle.
Margaret Morris, radiantly beauti-
full as the feminine star, plays OPP
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WESTERN PICTURES ON
VIEW AT ISIS THIS WEEK

Picturesque stretches of the great
American desert, the gorgeous splen-
doris of the famous Big Horn ranch
in Nevada, and the beauties Of the
Bryce Canyon in Utah are among
the striking scenic features Of THE
Deserts TOLL" a gripping drama of
the desert and the lure of virgin
gold starring Francis Mcdonald,
which will be on view at the Isis the
first half of next week.
The story has to do with the evil
Vaccinations Of three outlaws In
the mining country, and their COM
plicated efforts to outwit Frank OAR
win, a dashing young hero of the
ragged hills and shifting sands, who
Is in love with pretty girl from the
East. Tom Santschi, Kathleen Key
Anna May Wong. the petite Chinese
actress in the role of an Indian girl
Lou Meehan and Quinn Williams are
in the cast. "Rumors for Rent" q
Fox comedy, will be the fun film.
The program for the last half OF
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When Franz, returns to Hungary
ne finds when he crosses the poroer
that he is drafted into three years
service in the army under the COM
pulsory military service system. He
becomes involved in an altercation
with Baron Won Heimberg, captain
Of his Hussar regiment, who, IN a
Al of uioue, makes Franz his order
". Sari's father announces her en-
Qaeement to the baron as result Oh
a pact made between the girls Ia
Their and the elder Won Heimberg.
The balance of the picture con-
Germs the successful efforts of the
lovsrs to outwit with Baron, his
forced marriage to a dancer as part
of Saris plan to escape, ana the
sailing of Franz and Sari to Amer
lea and happiness.
The production was directed by
Alexander Korda, celebrated Euro
pean director, as his first American
picture, and Lloyd Hughes heads
the supporting cast, in which Lilyan
Eastman, Armand Kaliz, Yola
D'Avril, Cleve Moore and winston
Miller figure prominently.
other units Of the pictorial en-
tertainment are the Circle News;
Topics of the Day; Circle Comedy
presentation and an Aesop's Fable.
After four years of successful
stage appearances, Warnings Penn
sylvanians, the Collegiate Orches-
ira Incompatible" comes to the
Circle theater tomorrow with a
varied program Of concert and
dance music designed to please all
types of theater-goers.
Well known throughout the coun-
try for the appearance as Vitaphone
stars, as we'll as their many Victor
records, in addition to their count
less stage engagements, the organ
ization holds high place among
the best modern musical organiza-
tions In the world today.
The band features vocal solos by
Tom Waring, brother Of Fred War
ing, who Is the conductor Of the Or
chestra, songs by the entire orches-
ira, comedy numbers and unusual
concert orchestrations.
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land Calvert. Warner Bros. new
production of this perennial favorite
marks the third time the dramatic
story has been brought to the
screen.
AS the central figure of the story,
Miss Costello appears as girl of
the Southern artistocracy, who
finds herself torn between a pas
sionate love for her native South,
and for q young man of the South,
who has decided to espouse the
cause of the North. The story is a
historical romance woven around
the great figures and events of the
Civil War, and. some unusually in
teresting Characterization are those
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, jefferson
Davis, General Robert E. Lee and
General Grant.
Highlights Of the production in
clude the Smelling Of Boonesboro;
the Lincoln Inaugural Ball; the
moment when the aged general is
forced to sign his own sons death
warrant; the exciting capture of
Maryland's brother; the scene in
which Maryland swings in mid-air
from the clapper of the great bell
that the signal for her lovers
execution may not be given; and
the sequence in which Maryland,
accused of treason, faces the firing
squad.
Supporting Miss Costello in this
dramatic production, which was d.
rected by Lloyd Bacon, are Helene
Costello, sister of the star; Jason
Robards in the leading male role;
Warner Richmond, Carroll Nye. Err
vile Anderson, Myrna 10y, Harry
Northrup, Nick Cogley, Madge
Hunt, Francis Ford and score of
others equally we'll known.
On the Indiana stage for the
week is the Publix presentation, in
PRODUCING eight popular Victor ar
lists, Henry Burr, Billy Murray,
Monroe Silver of Cohen on the
Telephone" fame; Frank Banta,
James Stanley, Carl Matthew. STAN
ley Baughman and Sam Herman.
The act features the Peerless Quar-
tat; a piano trio, monologues, and
solos by the individual artists. The
presentation was staged under the
personal direction of Frank Cam
bria.
other units of thu, Indiana pro-
gram for the week include the In
diana News of the World, an organ
solo, Hello, Everybody" by Maurice
Cook, and the overture, "Potpourri, y
played by the Indiana Symphonic
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Park Will
Have Fine
Program
High School Girls Band
to Give Concert To-
night,

The NMartinsville Qnd.) High
School girls band will appear at Riv-
erside Park this evening for p con-
cert from 8 to o'clock on the ere
waited stage in the center II the
park. The musical organization is
unique in being the only band of
its kind in the state, and its con-
cert programs are said to be of the
highest order. Splendidly uniformed
in Hussar style and completely
equipped, the girl musicians from
our neighboring city will no doubt
attract big throng of music lovers.
Two of the most popular of the
seasons free attractions at River
side park have been re-engaged to
entertain visitors tomorrow after
noon and evening, Daredevil Hug
gins, the Riverside balloon stunt
man, and Galen Cough, strong man,
being on the program. Higgins will
ascend to the sky over the park in
the afternoon and attempt another
of his sensational flve-parachute
leaps, while the strong man will perl
form both in the afternoon and eveN
ming.
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Orchestra. under the direction of
Edward Resener.
"AFTER MIDNIGHT"
TO BE AT APOLLO

With the theatrical district of
New York as its field of action,
Monta Bells drama, AFTER Mid
night" which comes to the Apollo
next week has Norma Shearer as its
star supported by Lawrence Gray
Gwen Lee, Eddie Sturgis and Philip
Sleeman. Bell not only directed the
picture. but is the author OF the
story as we'll, and being a former
New York newspaper man is said
to know his subject thoroughly.
The story is unusual in that II
starts in comparative poverty and
ends the same way. The episodes
between the beginning and the end
are set in the trappings OF wealth
and portray a girls heroic struggle
to combat the bitter adversities OF
life.
Miss Shearer is cast as a cigaret
girl in a gilded Broadway cafe-a
girl who by her quiet dignity, aloof-
ness and simplicity stands out like
real lady against a background oil
tinsel and glitter. Lawrence Gray
is seen as a thug, lead pipe band
1t, who becomes factor in the az
fairs of the girl, and failing in his
attempt to rob her Of ten dollars,
steals her heart.
Miss Lee, who has been winning
fame in sophisticated roles, has the
part of chorus girl who lives for
today only, picks her friends at ran
dom, but makes the supreme sacri-
flee when it becomes necessary.
A Mack Sennett comedy, 1.-THE
Golf Nut" the Fox News Weekly,
Emil Seidel and his Apollo Merry
Makers, Charles B. Lines, singing
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posite Tearle as a newspaper writer.
Rex Lease as the gangster brother
of the youthful Darro has an i'm
portant role. A fine supporting cast
includes Jola Mendez, Eugene
Palette and Bill Knight.
The comedy attraction on the
Ohio program will be entitled
steamed up" while the picture pro-
gram will be rounded out with q
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer news reel.
The musical program will be Of
fered by Ruth Noller, who will offer
a number of special numbers from
the Ohio organ.
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HEART OF MARYLAND"
COMES TO INDIANA

1.-THE Heart of Maryland" the
screen version of the tremendously
successful old Belasco stage play
which first brought lasting fame to
Mrs. Leslie Carter thirty years ago,
is to be the attraction at the Indiana
Theater beginning tomorrow, with
Dolores Costello in the role of Mary
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Canadian Northwest mounted police
to apprehend a mystery man of the
great forests, who has for his COM
panions a pack of savage wolf dogs
which, at his command, attack
either man or beast. An entertain
ing and thrilling romance is woven
into the story. Melbourne Mellow
ell, Ruth Renick, wellington Play
ter, Francis Mcdonald and little
Esther Scott support the two stars.
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the week will contain vivid drama
Of the Canadian Northwest, 1.-THE
Golden Snare" adapted from James
Oliver Curwood's story of the same
name, in which Lewis Stone and
Wallace Berry are co-starred, a nov
city film, Tales of a Traveller" and
a cartoon comedy, "a Night Owl"
In 1.-THE Golden Snare" the plot
centers around the efforts of the
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CIRCLE TO OBSERVE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY NEXT WEEK.
Norma Shearer to Be Seen in Monta Bells Drama, AFTER
Midnight" at ApoIo-Teare to Have Chief Role
in "MouIderS Of Men, at Ohio,

The Circle Sunday begins its eleventh anniversary
gram which headed by Billie Dove in her first starring
vehicle The Stolen Bride and by Warnings Pennsylvanans
on the Circle stage.
'The Stolen Bride" which is original story written
by Carey Wilson for Miss Dove centers around the love
affair between Sar Countess of Thurzo and Franz Pess
son of Hungarian peasant who has become successful
architect in New York