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Ing Herald and Evening Timesl.
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EDCOUCH

So PARTY
Mrs. ID. @. Squyres entertained 4
few friends with "a Tuesday, night.
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
j.. stephens. John Lester Mr.. Hartt,
and Miss Edith Lester, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. q. Squyres. After several inter-
esting games were played the hostess
served delicious devils food cake and
pineapple sherbet.
The Women's Civic and Study club
met last Thursday in the community
house for election of officers.
Mrs. Earl Gross was elected presi-
dent. Mrs. f. Z. Block secretary.
Mrs. Mont Adkins. treasury, Mrs. II.
y. May. vice president.
The president has not vet appoint
cd her committees for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Grossman and sister, Miss
Goodlick spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Glover we're
supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Vim.
Wolf Sunday night.
Mrs. j. M. Palmer is visiting in
Normanree and Richford, Texas.
Mrs. VI. NJ. Keck and daughter.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Among those from McAllen at
tending the annual encampment Of
the rural clubs of Hidalgo county
in W~eslaco Thursday and Friday are
Mrs. Eta Ringgold, county demon
stration agent. and Mesdames Harry
Bersett, d. II. Garner, James Miller.
Harvey Hixson, A. f. Henninger. c.
w. Hurst and Mrs. Althea Cronk
and Mae Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Il. Landry have a.
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Fer
nandez and Mrs. H. Tones of New
Orleans.
Miss Jane Lowery of San Antonio.
who has been the guest of Mrs. u.
Pull Matthews, left Sunday for her
home.
Mr.. and Hrs. +. +. Renfro and SON.
Jack, returned Thursday from a trip
to Corpus Christi.
Mrs. +. w. Kelly and children are
visiting relatives in Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yoder and
children. Charles Wayne, Rex and
Ray. left Thursday morning for :
three months vacation trip to New
ton. Kan, where they will visit Mrs.
Yoder's mother. and Boise, Idaho.
where they will visit Mr.. Yoder's
brother and sister.
X. s. Ford Of Tampico Is the
guest Of his mother. Mrs. j. $. Ford.
Miss Virginia Barron is visiting
her grandmother in Wichita Falls.
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The marriage Of Miss Mary Louise
Ford. daughter of Mrs. James Spen-
GER Ford, and Mr.. Oliver Browning
knight was solemnized Wednesday
afternoon at five o'clock at the First
Christian church with Rev. Jewell
Matthews officiating.
The decoration of the church was
conferred about the altar and arch
where ferns, Shasta daisies, baskets
of flowers in pastel shades, and pot
ted palms we're massed.
After the solo, AT Dawning," was
sung by Miss Frances Agnew. with
violin accompaniment by Miss Hes
ter LeaveI. Miss Huldah Walden
played the wedding march and the
bridal party entered the church.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother. Pinckney S.
Ford. wore a charming dress of
white lace and georgette with q long
tulle veil caught under a crown Of
brilliants and range blossoms. Her
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family Of ODonnell arrived IN Wes-
laco Saturday to make their home
here.
DR. and Mrs. A. A. Smith, son and
Mrs. Alexander Of Munday. Texas,
reached here Tuesday K he guests
in the w. II. Stevenson home.
Mrs. Charles A. Rail. Mrs. r. +.
Houser and son, Richard. Jr.. and
daughter Mildred arri sed from Hous-
ton Thursday morning 70 spend some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b.
Taylcr. Mrs. Houser il Mrs. Tay-
lor's mother.
Mesdames Darr Ratliff. T. ].
Jones, T. "A. Mauck. X f.. SnodCrass.
j. ,. Gibson. j. IT. Gound. w. III.
Hoge and ". r. Yarbrough attended
the Missionary society Of the Christ
ian church in Mission Thursday aft
crnoon.
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SAN BENITO

Announcement mas been made Of
the recent marriage of Miss Mabel
Lamb and Albin Polzin of San Be-
nito which took place at the First
Presbyterian church in San Antonio
on Monday evening, June 18th at six
o'clock. Rev. Francis NJ. Davis. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
in San Benito, performed the pretty
double ring ceremonies. Lohen-
grin's wedding march was played By
Organist King and later he played
Mendelsschn's wedding march. Only
a few friends and relatives witness
ed the ceremony. The young couple
left for Taylor, Medina Lake and
Corpus Christi and upon their re-
turn will make their home in San
Benito. Mr.. Polzin is employed in
the Farmers State bank in San Be-
nito.
Miss Mabel Stafford, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Stafford, and
Maynard Melvin Penick were united
in marriage on Saturday evening in
Brownsville nc the home of Rev. o..
G. Crow, pastor Of the First Method
ist church. The bride has lived in
San Benito for the past five years
and has many friends here. Mr.. PEN
lex is a former resident of Okla
homa but Is now employed In Har-
lingen. The young couple will make
their home in San Benito.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. =. s.
Dodds entertained with q reception
at her new country home honorinz
Mrs. Fred Wedersrtne- snd Mira
Thomas Bruton of weslacc. The
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Miss l'"' s 9s%: "''''s S 9 '': :s s%'-

Betty Pearl, and nephew. Mr.. Thorn
ton Bradley of Gonzales Ia visiting
Mrs. John Lester.
Mrs. Don Comal and son Brycn OF
Oklahoma are spending the summer
here with Mrs. Harding.
Miss Lucille BallinEer il spending
the week with her friend, Miss Iris
Dodson Of San Bento.
Mrs. Carl Weight attended an "a
party in Pharr last Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernesthusen who has purchased
the Jackson building IL converting
III into one OF the most up-to-date
business buildings In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker of Val Verde
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arms were filled with n shower
bouquet Of brides roses and lilies
OF the valley.
The brides mother, as matron of
honor, was charming in an orchid
georgette dress and q picture hat
trimmed in brilliants. Miss Cynthia
Lee Ford, who was dressed in pink
georgette, carrying an arm bou-
quet Of pink roses and fern, was
bridesmaid, while Miss Ruth Griffin,
dressed in Lavender g%eorgette and
carrying pink roses, was junior
bridesmaid. Master Gordon Griffin,
Jr., bore the wedding ring on a
white satin pillow. ]. Scott Ford
was best man. During the ring SER
vice soft violin music was played by
Terry Terrell.
An informal reception was held in
the vestibule of the church where Mr..
and Mrs. knight received the con-
gratulations Of their many McAllen
friends.
After the wedding supper at the
home Of the bride the couple left on
the Southern Pacific for a trip to
Laramie, Wyoming. The brides trav-
NaAAk 4AE&@ was navy 0A4G NAGHG
suit, with matching hat and acces-
series. They will visit Mr.. Knights
mother, Mrs. Emma Howell knight,
in Laramie, and will make an ex-
tended trip through the West. After
August !, Mr.. and Mrs. knight will
be at home IN Tampico, Mexico.
The Priscilla club entertained
their husbands and families with q
picnic Tuesday evening ut the Cas-
cade swimming pool. After a delight
full swim the mere guests were
served a delicious picnic supper.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Les
lie and daughter, Mary Evelyn, DR..
and Mrs. Il. +. Osborn and sons.
Frank, Alfred and Robert, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Moore and children, Billy
and Marylyn, Mr.. and Mrs. B. D..
Kimbrough and daughter, June. DR..
and Mrs. II. +. GlauEer and daugh-
tiers, Mary and Helen. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Kreidler, and daughters, Jean
and Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r..
Nelson and SON, Jack. Mrs. Alley and
daughter, Elects, Mrs. Zachry and
children, Clay, Jr., and Virginia,
Mrs. Wakefield and son. Billy Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Smith, Ray Bent
ley, ]. S. Bonner, and Miss Brownie
Zachry.
A delightful hospitality OF the
week was that Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. S. Joe McKinsey enter
tanned the Junior Bridge club.
Mrs. Stockton Fountain received
first prize for successful playing and
Mrs. p. ID. Moore second high prize.
Those present were: Mesdames
Charles Bartliff. p. ID. Moore, w. N.
Vivrett. Jr.. Rhea Clark, Val Fol-
som, Stockton Fountain and Gail
Hart.
An entertainment of unusual
beauty and charm was that on Tues
day morning when Mrs. o. p.
Archer and Mrs. r. NJ. Bounds en-
~tertained with a bridge breakfast
at the Casa de Palmas tea room,
honoring Miss Mary Louise Ford, and
Miss Gwendolyn Gantner, brides
elect.
The tea room was beautiful in its
adornment of Shasta daisies where
the brides table and twenty-three
small tables were attractively ar
ranged for the occasion. The brides
table had as its ce~nterpiece a NINA
ture bridal party consisting OF a
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
HI 10 BRIDGE cLuB

Ane nj 10 hrsdge club meet this
week with Mrs. +. L. McManus at
her home in West Brownsville. The
honor guests OF the afternoon were
mrs. w. G. Wood and Miss Elise Nc
Aanrs OF Corpus Christi.
shasta daisies and ferns were used
throughout the rooms for decoration.
a. bridge the first fell 70 Mrs. 8. NJ.
harvey and the low to Mrs. J.. B..
samuel both prizes being pictures.
GRADUATE PROGRAM
A musical Of considerable credit 10
Brownsville vas that presented by
the pupils Of Mrs. Nora Lane at the
Methodist church on Friday evening.
hose finishing the Dunning sys-
tenn were ELLEN and Winnie ID.
Marshall and ArEetta Stewart. They
were presented with certificates and
dainty necklaces.
Lorene Strein, who made the most
points in the past term, was present.
ed with Il Cunning pin. Each of the
graduates received bouquets Of pink
roses. Miss Arnetta Stewart pre-
scented a bouquet from the class to
Mrs. Lane.
The professional was led by r. b.
Creager, Jr- with Miss Pauline Mar
Ter at the piano, she also accom-
panied all songs on the program, dis
playing rare talent as an accompan-
ist.
JUST SEW CLUB
The Just Sew club met with Mrs.
Duff Howard on Wednesday after
noon, the guests Of the occasion were
Mrs. l.. III. White and Mrs. J.. L.
Shepard of San Antonio.
An elaborate luncheon was served.
MRS. JOE vIvIER, HOSTESS
A delightful affair of the past
week was the bridge party given by
Mrs. Joe Niyier at her home. The
rooms we're attractively decorated in
yellow roses and shasta daisies in
golden baskets, tied with bows Of
yellow tuile.
Seven tables Of bridge we're played,
with Mrs. Glenn Criegler receiving
high score, Mrs. j. L. Workman the
low score and Mrs. W. !. Jones the
cut prize. All of the prizes were
boxes Of Italian guest towels. About
thirty guests enjoyed this hospitality.
PERSONALS
MIS-. Lee d. Jones ana son nave
returned from San Antonio.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Clyde Massey have
returned from their welding trip and
will he at home to their friends at
Fort Brown. Mrs. Massey before her
marriage was Miss Hazel Cowan.
Lieut.. C. l.. Walton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Walton. has gone 20
Honolulu where he will be in COM
mand Of the u. s. s. r 4, his parents
have been informed.
Miss Dorothy Stokley has as her
house guest Miss Dorothy Buringer
Of Fort Worth, Texas. Both young
ladies were class mates at ST. Mary's
in San Antonio.
Mrs. G.. H. Dunn who has been on
a visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
". b. Walton left Friday for her
home in Corpus Christi.
Houston Dudley. b~ookkeeper nj
J.. c. Penney Co. here, left Friday
night for Kilgore, Tex, his home,
where he will spend two weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe vivier have gone
q Orange, Tex, TO spend their vaca-
tion.
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JUST SEW CLUB

W19E 0LW NLNh
The Just Sew club met with Mrs.
Duff Howard on Wednesday after
noon, the guests Of the occasion were
Mrs. L. IL. White and Mrs. j.. L.
Shepard of San Antonio.
An elaborate luncheon was served.
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spacious rooms were adorned with
summer blossoms Of many hues with
yellow and orange predominating and
yellow tapers in the candelabra.
Mrs. James Sweeney. Mrs. McMurray
Richey, Mrs. ]. T. Lomax. Miss Eliza
beth Cowgirl. Mrs. C. d. Cowgirl, Mrs.
Fred W~edeRartner. Mrs. +. r. Bob
ner. Mrs. Thomas Rruton. Mrs. w. -.
Hinkly. and Mrs. III. y. Hinkly as
sisted Mrs. Dodds in the receiving
line.
The guests we're received in the
dining room by Mrs. r.. r.. March
banks and Mrs. r. II. Downs. Mrs.
Guy Cornett and Mrs. Robert Alex
ander poured tea at the pretty orna-
mented tables. Sandwiches and
sweets we're passed by Misses Mary
Frances and Josephine M~archbanks,
Tenet Dodds. Ruth Moore. Letitia
Wells and Barbara nodds. Music for
the occasion was furnished by the
Casey orchestra composed Of James
Casey and Misses Norman and Bry-
dine Casey. An interesting
was arranged by Mrs. w. r.. Hinkly.
A number of solo dances in costumes
we're given by Dorothy Dodds, Helen
Hinkly. Harriet Switzerland. Mary
Hinkly. Barbara Dodds and Dolly
Ninsant. A vocal solo was a pleas
ing feature given by Mrs. Guy Cor
nett.
Miss Flora Dell Davenport, daurh-
ter Of Mrs. Ellen Davenport OF Har-
lingen and Clyde Hollon we're united
in marriage on Saturday evening at
the home of the brides mother. The
Rev. r. King. pastor of the First
Methodist church Of Harrington, per-
formed the marriage ceremony which
was witnessed BY close friends and
relatives. Mr.. Hollon is a son of
Mrs. j. I. Hollon of San Benito.
The young couple LEFT for San An
tonic on e wedding trip and will
later make their home in Harlingen
where Mr.. Hollon is connected with
the Hollingsworth Motor company.
A delightful event was arranged
for the new officers or the Eastern
Star by Mrs. J. w. Demaree and
two daughters. Mrs. Aneie Taylor and
Miss Iantha Demaree on Wednesday
evening at their home On North Sam
Houston boulevard. Mexican colors,
symbols and music gave charm to
the affair. Each guest was given
miniature Spanish hats upon arrival
and Spanish conversation was car
ried out which was followed BY al
Spanish solo By Miss Demaree. al
Mexican orchestra played softly
throughout the evening. The Next
can colors of green, red and white.
were carried nut in the refreshment
curse OF pineapple sherbct topped
with red and white cherries and
angel food cake. Punch was serv-
ed during the evening. Fortune
telling was an interesting feature.
PERSONALS
Mr.. VIM. Gum. Mrs. Jack Ehlers,
Miss Elizabeth Espey of San Benito
and Miss 0lice Espey of McAllen
spent Thursday in Brownsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Dodson have
returned from Rockdale, Beaumont
and Dallas where they have been Wis
iting for the past two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. z. A. Parker and
children spent the week at Reviera
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller Of Brown
wood who are visiting relatives in
Donna spent Tuesday in Weslaco.
w. II. Hoge was a McAllen and
Edinburg visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Bowles and
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TUESDAY

just Sew club vii meet with Mrs. 4. c. Morris.
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Phone Number
Seven

at La Tordilla ranch northwest Of
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Ballow and
daughter Ruth left Thursday for an
extended trip through the Northwest.
They will visit California. Washing
ton and Oregon.
and daughter. Rooert and Dorothy,
have left for Colorado Springs. where
they will spend several weeks on a
vacation.
The following officers we're install
ed Mt the regular meeting OF the
Raymondville Eastern Star Monday
night; Mrs. Lillian Becraft. w. NJ;
w. II. Mead. W. p; Mrs. Aida Mead,
a. NJ; Mrs. Edna Baughmnn, con-
ductress: Mrs. Sallle Kate Jamison,
associate conductress; Mrs. Ruby
Ballow. secretary; s. ". Kinser. treas
urer; Mrs. MolIie Moore, Adah; Mrs.
Gertrude Showers. Ruth; Mrs. Myra
Green, Esther: Mrs. Pearl johnson.
Martha: Mrs Minnie Byars. Electra:
Mrs Daisy Caudle. chaplain: Mrs.
Cora Shrader. Warder; Mrs. Theresa
Castor. marshal: Mrs. Addie Pittman.
~organist; w. r. Ccrlev, sentinel.
A farewell reception was given
Tuesday evening AZ the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Coulter honoring Mr..
and Mrs J. Z. Ballow. who left this
week for Oregon. flames Of bridge
and five hundred were INDUCED In
by the numerous friends who gather
ed to bid them farewell. and quite
an enjoyable time was had. After
the games. refreshments consisting
Of punch. cake and cheese waters
were served.
The regular Kiwanis program
Thursday also featured farewell
greetings to Fl. r.. Ballow and fam
ily, as Mr.. Ballow was one or the
charter members Of the organization.
the luncheon was held at the Tour
ist hotel. the principal speeches be-
ing made by Charles Zolninrer with
q response BY Y. r. 3aIlow. Two vo-
cal solos were sung bv Miss Hourh-
ton, and Mary Lee Stephens gave
the reading. "A Leap Year Leap" and
The Old One Painted Over An
elegant dinner was served the guests.
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Valley Society News
and EUentS

were supper guests Sunday with the
Lester family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff visited MIR.
ard Mrs. BermAn in McAllen last
Tuesday.
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RAYMONDVILLE

Fred and Ruth Celaya of Browns
vile arrived here Tuesday afternoon
10 spend the week with their uncle
and aunt. Mr.. ard Mrs. Tom Tate.
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bride and groom with their attend
ants and a clergyman in the act OF
performing the wedding ceremony.
The tallies were dainty little cupies
Of different designs. The floral motif
was also featured in the prizes, each
prize being concealed in a daisy.
Another attractive feature was the
brides pie, consisting of twenty
three small packages for those hold
ing low score at each table to draw
from, each one receiving a dainty
souvenir. Cards were also concealed
in the pie which were drawn by q
dainty streamer attached, inviting
each guest from the small tables to
the brides table to partake OF the
brides cake.
Mrs. H. F. Ferry made high score
and received a beautiful prize. The
honor guests were also presented
with membranes.
Those assisting the hostesses we're
Mesdames Q. G. Mcdaniel, n. u.
Horn, w. G. Stewart. v. F.. Cook,
Sam Brazzel and Frank Crow.
>
Mrs. Fred Mishler and Mrs. Van
Slyke were joint hastesses Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Mish-
Ter at Penitas to the Holt Hammond
club.
Mrs. Eta Ringgold gave n demon
stration on balanced diet. There
we're nineteen members and two Wis
itors present.
The mex meeting will be held with
Mrs. Glen Reynolds, June IS.
The bridge party on Saturday eft
moor given by Mrs. j. w. Osborne.
%honoring Mrs. W. W. Dougherty
Sr.,. who is a guest of her son, Bill
Dougherty, was a very enjoyable
affair. Four tables were arranged
and several interesting M OF
bridge were played at the conclusion
of which Mrs. Lena McRee received
high score prize, and Mrs. Sellers
low score. The personnel included:
Mesdames w. W. Dougherty ST., w.
w. Dougherty Jr., w. Il. Spell. John
Sellers, Lena McRee, c. G. Eckhoff,
l.. L. Davis. Charles Yoder. Arthur
Wiley, Clark, Helen Harkey, A. c.
Statham Of Edinburg, Bayliss Jeff
ries, J. W. Martin and Allen.
Mrs. T. W. Malone was hostess
TO an enjoyable meeting of the
Fortnightly Bridge club at her home
on South Twelfth street Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Lena McRee re-
ceived high score prize and Mrs.
Webster Jones the guest prize.
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson entertained
the Thursday Bridge club and a
number Of additional guests AZ her
home in Pharr Thursday afternoon.
naming as her honor CUES Miss
Gwendolyn Gantner.
The hostess served a lovely lunch
con. The place cards we're little
hand-painted cards with a clever
rhyme for each guest written by the
hostess.
After luncheon was served, inter
esting games Of bridge were played
at which time Mrs. George Kuntz
received the club prize for high
score and Mrs. Frank Crow the guest
prize.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

The Baptist W. NJ s. will have a all-day industrial meeting at the
church beginning al 10 q. m. Lunch will be served 70 those who desire
it.
The four circles Of the Womans Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church will be entertained by Circle No. ! with Mrs Slgnor
Is chairman, with a luncheon in the church dining room at 1880.
The o. Il. s. will hold their regular monthly meeting al $500 at
the Masonic Temple.
TUESDAY
Hi La Bridge club will meet with Mrs. J. B. Samuel
The Mardi Bridge club will meet with Mrs. NJ. r. Hail.
Tuesday Tournament Bridge club meets with Mrs. J /. Rentfro.
WEDNESDAY
Just Sew club will meet with Mrs. r. c. Morris.
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ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

NationaI--"Revolt," comedy drama
at $40 pm.
POli's-"The Jealous Moon" romantic
fantasy, with Jane Cowl, at $3.50 pm
Matinee at 2:20 pm.
Strand-"Girls From HappyIand.
burlesque, at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
Keiths-"Craig's Wife," photoplav
and stage features, continuous from IL
am. to IL pm.
Fox-'Mother Machree," photoplay
and stage features, continuous from 4
am. to IL pm.
Rialto-"The Melody of Love" GALL
talking film), at 1850 am, 2:1O, 4:10
$50, 1850 and $50 pm.
Palace-"While the City Sleeps" al
HOS am, lao, 1855, 5:25, 7:40 and
9:55 pm.
Earle-"The Night Watch" at II am.
/, 3. 5, 2 and pm.
Tiv0Ii-"Lights of New York" with
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5:25, 6:55, 1925 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Singing Foo.'
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COlumbia-"Our Dancing Daughters
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Little Theater-"The End of st. Pc
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from IL am. to II pm.
Ambassador-"Hit of the Show At
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CentraI-"Man Made Woman" It
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