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Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21
NJ. E. Missionary
Society to Give
Play Tomorrow

Members of the Missionary. Soci-
ETY. of the Methodist church will
present their annual play at the
church Sunday evening at 1880 o.
clock. An unusually entertaining
program has been arranged, to
which the public is invited
Sunlight or Candle Light a
play with its setting laid in Japan,
will be given. Characters will in
clude: "Mrs. Gorton,'' Mrs. F. ID.
Jacobs; "Miss Tower Mrs. j. d.
Foss; "Hoshi," japanese, Mrs.
y. y. Contos; "Mura, wife of Ho-
shi, Mrs. e. F. Sones; Mito,' a
student, Mrs. Joe f. King.
In addition to the play there will
be music, and Mrs. Mildred Holmes,
an accomplished reader, will give a
selection entitled, "Let Me Wall;
with the Man.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21
Saturday, April 81, 1928

lat which the wives and friends OF
the Kiwanians will be guests.
After the dinner the general
meeting will be called to order.
The main purpose Of tie meeting
will be- for the purpose of getting
some new ideas to be presented at
the International kiwanis gather-
ing to be held in Seattle from June
iI7 to 81. While that will be the
prime feature Of the gathering, the
members will also bring up subjects
Of local interest.
1t is expected that molc than 100
residents Of the valley will be IN
attendance at the gathering. The
delegation from I'll Centre club VIII
be headed by Il. b. Whltclaw, prcst-
dent
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

q radiator over the polar regions
was dispellcd.
The frigid temperature of the
northland made it necessary for
the plane to be equipped with two
small oil stoves under the motor,
however. These stoves were lit be-
fore the take off to melt the oil.
Gasoline tanks contained $40 gal
Ions of gasoline.
For food Wilkins and Eielson car
ried with them small amount of
pemmican concentrated food and
emergency rations, pointing out that
in event of any grave emergency
they could not store sufficient food
in the plane to care for their needs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

game promises to be q hard fought
one as the teams are rcputcd to be
the best developed in their respect
i've districts in n number of years.
CaIcNjco was runncr up in the South
crn California prep school champion
ship and has registered 1876 runs a
gainst 30 for their opponents in the
games played thus far this year.
Barbara Worth hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Mechants lunch
soc; Table d. hote dinner, sl,0o.
adv
Loans on Residence. Edgar Bros.
Realty Co, COS Main st. Phone
Ice. adv
Local House Burglarized- Jack
Pool Of 65l Commercial street re.
ported to the city police this morn
ikg that some one had robbed his
home during the night The report
listed among missing articles sever
al dollars in cash and an Elgin
watch According to the report en-
trance to the house had been gained
by cutting through a screen door. In
vcStisation was begun Immediately.
Late Model Used Cars wanted
Tor cash. Geo. Morrison, 676 Main.
adv
DR.. Foncannon, Osreopath. Room
&c Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Gets Building Permit Arnold
Blackburn of 1864 Broadway was
granted permit for the erection Of
a garage on his property this morn
ing by the building inspector. The
garage is to be Of wooden construc-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Roberts, special government prose
cutor, who conducted the ease.
He would not discuss ether pend
ing oil cases, but said the govern
ment reports Indicate III" condition
Of former Secretary of Interior Fall,
who was indicted with Sinclair in
this ease, would not permit him to
be brought east from los Angeles
for trial 1T any time III the near
future.
The United Psess Learned there is
4 likelihood that the indictment
against FAN and the br'bery indict,
ments against Fall and f. l.. Doh,
eny, lessee Of Elk Hills, may never
come to trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

The federal government has ac-
cepted from California exclusive
jurisdiction over lands in the Las
sen Volcanic National Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

tion aud viii be erected ut q cost
of approximately 5000.
Probation Fearing Deferred-C.
r. Shaw, convicted on charge of
grand theft, and Francisco Gutter
rez, found guilty by 4 jury ON 4
similar charge. were brought into
! Judge Finney 5 court this morning
to be given hearings on applications
/ for probation. The coult, however,
was informed that the authorities
had not had sufficient time to con
/ duct proper Investigations in the
matters and the eases were contin.
ucd one week for the hearings.
Both were convicted with the theft
Of automobiles.
Loans on Residence. Edgar Bros.
Realty Co., COS Main st. Phone
100. adv
Navy Wants Games.-The base.
ball team representing the L. S.
Naval Training station at San Diego
is anxious to book a ball game with
4 valley team. \ letter was receiv-
ed at the Chamber of Commerce
headquarters this morning asking
that information relative to such Il
game be forwarded. Communica-
tions may be addressed to r. W.
Cary, lieutenant commander, in care
iof the station at San Diego.
Erug Addict Tailed. c. Miller,
33 of FL Centre entered plea of
guilty to n charge of being Il user
Of narcotics and a vagrant when ar
raigncd before Judge Anderson in
CaleXico this morning and was SEN
fenced to three months N the coun-
ty Jail. He was committed to the
custody Of the sheriff IT noon.
Children The Magazine for
parents, $3.50 per year. Mrs. Lef-
fingwell. Phone 916W. adv
Held for immigration. - Choy
| Chuck, IS, Of Mexico was arrested
in Fl Centre Yesterday afternoon
and locked up at the sheriff 5 office
| over night. This morning he was
taken to CaleXico where. he will be
asked to explain his presence in the
United States. The man was apprc-
hended yesterday by Inspectors Gil
man and Wilson Of the immigration
dor. rtIOaO-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Vets To Give Dance-At the
meeting of the Forty and Eight
last night, it was voted to give =
dance open to FL Legion men in
the valley, on May 10. Plans were
also formulated for the annual
picnic and "v,'ck " II be held at
IIipas on June ,. Committees to
take charge Of each event were ap-
pointed at the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21
KiWanis Clubs To
Meet at Jacumba

A meeting of the Kiwanis clubs,
members of the Eleventh Division
of the state, will be held at Jacum-
ba tonight. This division includes
all Kiwanis clubs in San Diego and
Imperial counties The meeting will
open with a dinner at 7;30 o clock
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Do You Know That ycG can get
cash on your automobile, payable
over a period of twelve months and
that the rates are very reasonable' :
Sterling Securities Co, eco Main
St. Fred Cross, Mgr. adv
City Court Tdle-Tl,rc was no
session Of city court again this
morning, the city police having ef-
fccted no arrests during -he last 24
hours. The week has been one of
the quietcst ever experienced here
at this season Of the var, only four
arrests having f2en made. Several
minor burglaries have been report
I'd and n hold up but aside from
these the police report, show little
in the way Of excitement.
We Loan &c BunG, puy or refin-
ince. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
DR.. J. A. Bowman, Osreopathic
Physician. 532 Main st. Phone ia.
adv
Pariaenne Beanry snopps. 127 N.
Fifth St. Phone 7S3. adv
Loans on Residence. Edgar Bros.
Realty Co, COS Main St. Phone
l60. adv
Phone 9ee, I odd Poultry Ranch,
l0S2 Woodward. Turkeys, fat hens.
iryers, soft bone roosters, dressed
10 order. adv
ico High school : baseball team was
scheduled to meet the ST. Augustine
team at Navy field in San Diego at
2:3O o 'clock this afternoon. The
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21
Held for immigration. -
Dr.. A. E. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

Held for Superior Court, t,-Ollie
Barbara, colored, of Calipatria was
ordered held to answer to superior
court ON a charge of burglary by
Judge Myers at Calipatria yester-
day afternoon following prelimi-
nary hearing. Evidence was intro
dueed to show that Barbara had
broken into a store owned by Allen
Robinson with the intent TO com
nit a theft. Bail was fixed at $500
and the defendant remanded to the
custody of the sheriff in default.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

DR.. z. J. Barabe, Dentist, 647 Main
Over Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3s9W.
adv
Returns From Beauty School
After spending two days in Los
Angeles, attending permanent
waving demonstration school. Mrs
Emerald Mckinney and Mrs. Ida
Schanz, of the Barbara Worth
Beauty Salon, returned to FL Cen
:ro yesterday. While at The demon
, stration, Mrs. Mckinney ordered q
new permanent waving machine,
said to be the quickest, most per
feet and longest lasting method on
the market at the present time. 1t
will arrive at the local shop as soon
IS the order car be filled.
Everybody has Dislikes, but
everybody likes Paul's Lemonade.
Why' At Pickwick Stage Depot.
adv
Cut Your Ice Bills in half by in.
stalling Il gas refrigerator in your
home. Inland Empire Gas Co. 116
No. Sixth St, FL Centre. Phone
SO. adv
Hunt Wins school Lstter-Quincy
Hunt, of this city has been award
ed his Frosh track insignia at
Pomona College Hunt Is the best
hurdlcr on the Frosh team this
year, being able to run the low
hurdles in l6 seconds and the high
hurdles in % seconds. Coach Bob
! Strehle, who is considered the best
hurdle coach in this section of the
country, is training Hunt and with
three more years of such tutclage,
Hunt should develop into 4 won
! dcrful hurdler
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

pcctcd that the inquest will be held
ut the Lemon 3 funeral chapel,
where the body has been taken, late
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21
Runaway Picked Up.

Runaway Picked UP. - Jene De
Briac, II, who took ''French leavc'
from his home in Highland Park.
Los Angeles. was picked up by Cal
eXico police in Calcxico yesterday.
The youngstcr was turned over to
the probation officer and brought
to the county Jail where he was held
over night. 1t was planned to start
him on a return trip to Los Angeles
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

a peppermint factory viii be built
at once in Sacramento.
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Wilkins Makes
Flight Oyer Pole

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Fryers Wantedl Highest price
paid. Phone 966. 1882 Woodward.
adv
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Jury Acquits
Harry Sinclair

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Phone 9ee, 1odd Poultry Ranch,
1852 Woodward. Turkeys, fat hens.
fryers, soft bone roosters, dressed
10 order. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Miss Effie Bower specialist in
all branches of beauty culture, at
Southern Barber and Beauty Shop.
5l6-18 Main st. Phone 224. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Woman Driver Arrested.-Dora
Douglas of Brawlcy was arrested by
G. j Wilson of the state traffic
squad on the Calcxico highway last
night, charged with reckless driving
The woman was ordered to appear
before Judge Lorenz at Calcxico to-
day in answer to the charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Loans on Residence. Edgar Bros.
Realty Co., COS Main St. Phone
160. adv
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World War Vet
Commits Suicide

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Divorce Decree Granted.-An in
terlocutory decree of divorce was
granted by Judge a. G. Finney this
morning in the case of Mary Dismon
Zanudio against Frank Zanudio. The
decree was granted to the plaintiff
on grounds Of non-support and de
sertion, The court awarded the
plaintiff custody of three of the
children and the defendant custody
of two Of the children born to the
couple. The decree was granted fol-
lowing default hearing in the
case.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

DR.. E. J. Barabe, Dentist, 647 Main
Over Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3s9W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Parisenne Beanry snopps. 127 N.
Fifth St. Phone 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Children The Magazine for
parents, $3.50 per year. Mrs. LET
fingwell. Phone 916W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Everybody has Dislikes, but
everybody likes Paul's Lemonade.
Why' At Pickwick Stage Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Barbara Worth hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Mechants lunch
soc; Table d hote dinner, sl.0o
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

We Loan &c BunG. buy or refin-
ince. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

Loans on Residence. Edgar Bros
Realty Co., COS Main st. Phone
100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

DR.. J. A. Bowman, osreopathic
Physician. 532 Main st. Phone Ia.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

DR.. Foncannon, osreopath. Room
&c Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-21

! tion aud win be erected ut 4 cost
J Of approximately 5000.
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Lyric to
Have Big
Program

A I, all-star assortment of vaude-
IA Vile novelties VIII be presented
next week (which has been desig-
mated as Spring Festival Week'o
at the Lyric.
In the headline position are Jack
Parsons and Mary Spoor, late stars
of the New York production and hit,
NO, No, Nanette," who will be seen
in a series of novelty dances COM
bined with the original Soils Mu-
steal Ensemble consisting Of ma
rimbaphones.
Both Miss Spoor and Persans
and Soils band are acts in them
selves. and the combination forms
something rare, artistic and unique
in dancing. music and song.
AS a special added attraction the
original Empire Comedy -Four, COM
posed of Lou Harvey, Clarence Will
bur, Jack Abbott and Bob TAFT, re-
turns with a program of comedy in
terspersed with harmony singing;
This is the original act which was
Organized in 1894 and they are still
a big hit.
The bill will include:
PAUL KODAK AND SISTER
Perform some clean and out-of-the-
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GRETA GARBO
STARRED AT INDIANA

Greta Carlo, who amazed motion
picture audiences with her work in
Flesh and the Devil and THE
Temptress," rises to new heights in
The Divine Woman which is fea-
tured on the screen at the Indiana.
Charlie Davis and his band are fea-
tured with "Pagoda Land" the
colorful stage show featured at the
Indiana.
The Divine Woman" is a tale of
a peasant girl who rises to riches,
a tale OF a simple girl who becomes
the most famous and most loved
woman in Paris. Lars Hanson. a
fellow countryman Of Greta Carlo,
and Lowell Sherman play the lead
ing roles.
For the love of a simple peasant
girl, soldier Of France forsakes his
duty After a mad night of adora-
ton comes the realization that he
has lost his honor as a soldier.
Disgraced, he turns thief to give his
sweetheart fine clothes.
However, she has met a wealthy
theatrical producer and has accept
ed gifts and a part in his new play
from him. Then comes the battle
for the girl shall she continue il
poverty with her lover or with her
wealthy patron?
PoWerless to combat her love the
girl rises to new heights Of success
and new depths of disgrace.
"Pagoda Land" has many cap
able and well known entertainers
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Season to
Open in D
Parks

QrONAnlentS.

PRACTICALLY every amusement
4 feature, with the exception Of
the new fun house rapidly nearing
completion, win be in operation at
Riverside Sunday afternoon, it Is
announced, and With warmer wealth
CT expected this Weekend maay
visitors are looked for at the amuao-
ment resort,
Early-season patrons viii And
many Improvements at the W.
Thirtieth st. fun spot, and one Of
the pleasing surprises will no doubl
be the extensive system Of broad
cement walks which have been laid
during the off-season.
These pavements, twenty feet i'm
width, extend completely around the
park.
Archie Golfer, manager Of River
side, is authority for the statement
that the new concessions and re-
modelling of old ones have cost the
park in the neighbOrhood of $4,000
and the expenditure will place
Riverside among the most modern
of amusement resorts in the Middle
West
The policy of free admission viii be
again followed this season. The big
dance palace, while not under the
management of Riverside, is one of
the features, and this season will in
stitute park plan" dancing which
has proved very successful in other
amusement resorts.
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DOUBLE MOVIE
BILL AT THE OHIO

Jack Holt is featured in THE
Warning a story filled with acticE
and many thrills, enc Of the two big
features shown at the Ohio Theater.
THE Wife's Relation is the second
picture, a rousing comedy based on
the complications a young girl has
when she finds her inquisitive rela-
tons as much interested in her
SWeetie as she is.
A mysterious Chinese water front
bristling with smugglers and other
lawbreakers is the setting Of this
picture Of detectives and dope deal
ers. 1t concerns a girl agent of the
British intelligence service. and has
in its leading roles, besides h.
Dorothy Revier, George KuWa, Nor
man Trevor and Frank Lackteen.
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Student PRINCE"
OPENS AT PALACE

"Collegiate" pants, "Rah, rah"
hats and the rest of the equipment
of the American college boy have no
place in the universities of Europe
Noisy rooters and college yells don't
exist; demonstrations at football
games are unknown-and they don't
have co-edUcation or petting parties,
either.
1.-THE Student Prince" Ernst LII
bitsch's filmization of the famous
old romance of the stage in which
Ramon Novarro and Norma Shearer
appear on the screen at Loew's
Palace, starting today, proves this,
with an actual picture of life in
college across the Atlantic.
Heidelberg, most romantic Of uni
versities in Troupe, looking down
from a high peak on the River
Neckar, has little in common with
an American college.
Novarro plays the tragic part of
the young prince, Karl Heinrich,
immortalized on the stage by Rich
ard Mansfield, and Miss Shearer
plays his sweetheart, Kathie. In
the cast one will find Jean Her
sholt, Edward Connolly, Otis Har-
Ian, Gustav Won Seyferritz, Lionel
Belmore, Edythe Chapman and
many other familiar names to the
film fan.
Ernst Lubitsch, director, consid-
ers this picture as one of his best.
This famous director has never
made a poor picture, he taking
credit for Passion" Kiss Me
Again" and many others.
The director has treated this most
beautiful of love stories in a tender
and romantic fashion.
1t is just a simple plot of a boy
and girl, an unhappy prince and
his pathetic sweetheart, a maid in
the village inn, but they love with
a devotion that is greater than royal
tradition, greater than life itself, and
because society is what it is and be-
cause youth was made for sacrifice,
they part. The picture is produced
on lavish scale with minute atten-
ton paid to authentic detail.
Spanish Follies' is the stage
show for the week and like other
Palace shows is created by the trio
of producers from the Capitol The
alter, Mort Harris, Arthur Knorr and
Chester Hale.
In the cast are the following:
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ordinary feats of strength and bal
ance, with light juggling mixed into
their act. Their closing feat, The
Broken Camera" is a masterpiece in
itself An enlarged camera is bal
anced on the mans chin in mid
air. and an explosion breaks the
camera in half--a surprise is in
store for the finish of this featured
number.
DAVE AND TRESSIE. pair of
singers and dancers with a sense Of
humor. Their humor leans heavily
toward satire. Their offering is
called Russian Without Missing a
Tap 1t pokes fun at the Russian
style of dancing and thus permits a
fine dance routine-some songs and
plenty of fun.
TRACY AND ELWOOD-Two
musical comedy stars from the
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PARDO STARTS HIS
SECOND WEEK AT CIRCLE

Eddie Pardo presents "At the
Country Club" as his second pro-
duction at the Circle Theater to-
day, in conjunction with the photo
play attraction, 1.-THE Mad Hour"
one Of Elinor Gyms stories Of
modern youth.
The management f the Circle
Theater wishes to emphasize that
all the big stage shows presented
at the Circle Theater are produced
entirely by the house staff of the
theater. Each week a real Broad
way revue is offered for the enter
tainment of Indianapolis.
Sally O'Neil, Alice White, Larry
Kent and Lowell Sherman are the
stars of Mad Hour" a picture of
a girl who loved not wisely but too
well. It is a scorching story of a
young girl who became intoxicated
by reckless living, who committed
indiscretion after indiscretion until
it was almost too late.
Elinor Glyn, love seeress, wrote
"The Man and the Moment" from
which the picture was adapted.
Sally O'Neil plays the part of
Cuddles, beautiful, but poor, who
tries to keep the pace with 1Jew
York's fastest young smart set
When her mad fight Of fun ends,
she finds herself alone. From poor
mans daughter to millionaire's wife
overnight, what transpires in one
mad hour, and after it, makes one
of the strangest thrills of motion
pictures.
Chief among the entertainers who
take part in Eddie Pardo's show,
"At the Country Club" are the Wis
ner sisters, two beautiful songsters
and dancers. Kohn and Depinto
play the accordion and violin, as
a topical musical interlude. Three
hundred pounds of fun and har-
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for Indiana audiences. Chief among
these and best known are Adler,
We'll and Herman. Victor recording
artists, the California Humning
Birds" and their peripatetic piano
They are the most popular record
ing artists according to their record
sales.
Wallace and Cappo, a dance team
that sets a sizzling pace; Gus Null
cay, an Irish lad already well
known to indianapolis audiences.
and Irene Taylor, a blues singer
who makes her first visit to Indian
apolis. are other outstanding acts.
The dancing ensemble is another
bright spot
Ted Crawford's organ solo is
"Baby's Feet Go Pitter Patter."
The Indiana News is also shown.
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Based on a story by Melville
Crosman, and directed by
Michael Curtiz, "Tenderloin"
was selected as the first Of the
talking movies" by the Warmers,
for two rea3Cns-its meI9dramatic
story, thrilling tale OF the under
world, and the strength of the role
it afforded its star, Dolores Cos
tello.
Miss Costello is cast as Rose
Shannon, dancer in a cafe III New
York's east side. Hurrying home
one night Rose sees a bag come
over a fence and drop at her feet.
She picks it up. The bank around
the corner had just been robbed.
Surprised in making their getaway,
the safe blowers scatter and the
man with the sWag threw it owes
the fence expecting the lookout with
the extra car to get it.
Of course the police locate the
girl and put her through the third
degree" but upon opening the bag
they find it contains nothing but
waste paper and brass, slugs. What
happened to the fifty grand?"
The bandits are sure that the girl
knows. Then comes the plot and
counterpart, with the solution Of
the mystery being revealed i'll the
final moments Of the picture.
Conrad Nagel heads the notable
cast in support of Miss Costello,
which includes Mitchell Lewis, Dan
Wolheim, John MILAN, George
Stone and Pat Hartigan. These
players have all had experience on
the legitimate stage, and arc heard
as well as seen during the action
of the story. Musical accompani-
ment to "Tenderloin' is provided
by the Vitaphone Symphony Or
chestra Of los pieces.
The program contains Vitaphone
vaudeville acts by Frank R. Rich
ardson, 1.-THE Joy Boy Of Song" and
Fred Ardath g Co. in a comedy
sketch, Men Among Men" The
Movietone News and Movieton
special "See and Hear Lindbergh,"
serves to introduce the remarkable
Movieton to indianapolis for the
first time.
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mony is Hughey Clark. The Dean
brothers are acrobatic dnacers.
OrVille Rennie, tenor, is featured
in several numbers.
Dave Silverman, conductor of the
Ambassador Theater concert Or
chestra (St. Louis, Mo-, has been
held over by popular demand as
guest conductor for a second week.
This week he is presenting a spe-
cially arranged overture, Immortal
WaltzeS." Dessa Byrd's organ solo
is "a Song Title Contest" introduce
ing Il Still Love YOU"