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OVEN TEXAS
gBy Ths Associated Pressl
Seven persons lost their lives.
thousands or cattle were frozen TO
death. vegetable crops wer damas-
CT. and great suffering was caused
among the needy Tuesday by the
most severe cold wave To hit Texas
since February. 1888.
The latest victim OF tie cold was
Mrs. Modesto Magellan. 90. found
dead in a sitting position ON the
sidewalk near her Laredo home. "A
coroner attributed her death 10 ex-
poSure.
Thousands or cattle were dead
along the gulf coast near BEAUMONT.
They had gathered near the warm
er water TO escape the ncrther
which dropped the mercury down To
II degrees Monday night.
A High Island business man said
he counted GA dead cattle TIM a
five mile stretch along the beach
yesterday afternoon. Tuesday morn
ing they Sere St<wn along the
beach, frozen stiff. and close enough
toFether 10 be walked upon.
No estimate had been made vet
by cattlemen, but II was believed the
total I'm Jefferson and Chambers
counties would run into many thou
sands.
Cattle farther north suffered like
wise for temperatures ranged even
lower In other parts OK the state.
Minimum temperatures Tuesday
morning:
Amarillo. 10; Abilene. is; Pales-
tine, IL: Dallas. ia: San Antonio.
40: Au-tln. 2n: del rio. 21. wi Pas1.
%; Port Arthur, is; Houston, 10:
Galveston. 20: Corpus Christi. 20:
Brownsville. rs; Paris. O.; San An
gelo. Is: Lubbock, II: C~orsicana. II:
Longview. II: Beaumont. 1875: Cal
weston, 10: Fort Worth. Is.
"A bright sun was shining In the
Panhandle and all OF the rest OF The
state was clear except at Port Ar
thur end Corpus Christi along the
Gulf coast. where IL was partly
cloudy.
The weather bureau reported the
high pressure area responsible for
the violent drop In Texas tempera-
lures vas moving out OF the state
and warmer weather was In immed-
late prospect.
Near q ditch In the business dis
trict Ut Rcbstown was found the
body OF Clecfas Flores. 90. dead from
exposure. Apparently he fell into the
ditch. was injured and attempted TO
crawl TO warmth and shelter.
e. r. Nichols. 81, OF Irving. q small
community nea Dallas dropped
dead while drinking q cup Of cof-
fee 500 after reaching his home
following several hours w Tx in the
cold. Physicians said q heart attack,
following exertion and exposure,
caused his death
GEORGE Brooks. instructor AZ the
Texas School for deaf, dropped dead
or an Austin street Of heart disease.
apparently accentuated by the sud-
den change I'm the weather.
Two negroes, Ada Peoples. As. OF
San Angelo and Joe Dllworth, 57.
Of Kerrville. died from exposure.
The automobile In which Walter
Schultz. 30. Ellis county farmer,
rcoe. skidded off an icy highway and
plunged into the village creek near
Ennis. He drowned. His companion.
Charles Eleven. freed himself from
the wreckaGe.
NATIONS DEATH
TOLL is HEAVY
tBy The Associated Press)
The cold wave spread east and
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DALLAS-HCme on q vacation
Alvin Owsley. United states min
Ister TO Rumania. was both sur
urised and happy to receive q let
ter saving he owed the city s3l4.7l
IN delinquent taxes.
I'm glad you reminded me
about thai property" he told As-
sistant Citv Attorney HuQhes
knight. I'D forgotten about
owning It."
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father, the Duke Of York. In the
order named. OF course. II her par
ents had a baby son, her nose would
be out OF Joint. 50 far as the throne
"a concerned. because the succession
goes primarily 10 the males. But
she would still precede her younger
uncles and her cousins In claims 10
the throne.
AT one time there was talk OF
sending the eieht-year old Princess
to some private school attended BY
some OF her little friends. But her
parents have changed their minds.
She Is taught by private tutors In the
fall and winter at her parents home
In Picadilly. in summer az their
lodge In the grounds OF windsor
Castle.
King Leopold Of Belgium and his
Queen Astrid have two children
Princess Josephine, who Is Z and the
heir TO the throne. Prince Baudoin.
aged A. Life is mostly play for little
Baudoin. The hateful job or lessons
@on viii be imposed upon him. And
big sister, josephine. goes 10 school
III the Brussels palace every day.
having governesses and tutors for
that purpose.
In Other Lands
TANG the roll-call OF the rest Of
the monarchical states.
King Boris Of Bulgaria has no
heir to the throne. His only child Is
Princess Marie Louise. who = Just
about 2 years old and more absorbed
In toys than lessons.
King Victor Emmanuel OF Ttaiv
has a successor In Grown Prince
Humberto. whose only child Is a baby
girl born this year.
King Haakon VII OF Norway has 4
successor In Crown Prince Olaf. 81,
who is the father OF two little prin-
cesses, Ragnhild. 4. and Astrid. 2.
King Gustav " Of Sweden. how rs.
Is heavily provided with heirs TO
the throne. His son, Crown Prince
Gustav, Is 50 and he I'm turn has
four sons. Gustav. SigVard, Bertil
and Charles. The eldest. Prince Gus
tav. who viii inherit the throne
some day, recently became the father
OF a baby girl.
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Kings and a Queen In the max
ing: upper left. Peter III OF Yugo-
Slavia. who rules through a re-
gency; upper right, Princess Eliz-
abeth Of England, next In line
after Prince of wales and Duke
Of York; center, Crown Prince
Michael Of Rumania, who once
wore the crown; and, lower left,
Prince Baudouin Of Belgium.
nounced his rights to the throne,
definitely lett his wife. Princess
Helene, and gave up the power to
bring up his only son. King Ferdin-
and called a crown council. which
proclaimed Michael heir 10 the
throne. IL also was arranged that
when Michael became king, there
should be q regency. composed Of the
head of the Rumanian state church,
tn Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court and Prince Nicholas, the BOYS
uncle. Ferdinand died July 90. 1927
az the age OF 8. Michael was
proclaimed king.
But things took a dramatic turn
In June, 1923. when Caro- suddenly
reappeared In Bucharest and was
proclaimed king. Michael was re-
duced In rank. He was now Crown
Prince with title Of Grand voyvoda
Of Alba Julia. Ever since then, King
Carol has exerted himself TO wean
the boy away from the mothers in
fluence. He Is being educated in a
select circle In Bucharest.
Princess Gro0med for Throne
Popular little Princess Elizabeth OF
England is being groomed as one
who some DAY may BE- Queen OF
England. Only three lives stand be-
tween her and the throne-Kine
George, the Prince Of Wales and her
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Fog aleng the Texas coast men-
aced shipping. while the mercury
tumbled to below zero I'm the Pam
handle. There was snow In west Tex
as. Five deaths were attributed tc
the cold wave. and heavy damage to
crops and livestock was reported. "A
light snow fell in New Orleans for
the first time In manv wears.
Oklahoma reported four deaths.
Indiana q; PENNSYLVANIA two. Mon
tana three: washington state two:
Illinois ten: iowa ten: Michigan
two: Wisconsin three: Minnesota
two: New Jersey. Maryland ard Ms
rrrri End Orn~un. cne ear The
Illinois ten: iowa ten; Michigan
fatalities ~ accidents due to the ice
and cold over the weekend Chica-
20. where mot a. The Tfiro's N~arhs
occurred. had suh-Eero weather for
the first time this year.
Airpl2nes were held at the New1rk
airport by the foE. which also en-
veloped parts OF MARYLAND tving up
Shipping In Chesapeake Fay.
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Fat, broad-faced Prince Michael,
rs, heir to the throne Of Rumnia,
has had the most remarkable career
OF any royal youngster In recent
world history. His father. then
Crown Prince Carol. left Rumania
suddenly In December, 1925. He re-
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Youthful Old Ase

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-
j. III. Brawner. 80. Is cutting "a
tooth. He Is not surprised. how
ever. for his wife. who Is TO years
old. recently recovered from an
attack Of whooping cough.
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ANkAM 49, ~
LONDON. Jan. q. - European
statesmen. with a keen eye on
cannon fodder. may be worried be-
cause the people are not filling the
cradles the way they used to. but
there Is not great falling off In
royal birth-rates.
Europe Is filled with royal babies
ana children. -Four Of these are Of
the highest importance In the tu-
ture history Of the world: ll-year-
old Peter ii. King Of Yugoslavia;
Crown Prince Michael. for a brief
time boy king Of Rumania and
destined some day to be king again;
Princess Elizabeth. eldest daughter
OF the Duke and Duchess Of York.
who some day may be the second
Queen Elizabeth OF Great Britaln;
and Prince Baudoin heir to the
throne OF Belgium.
The rest OF the royal children
OF Europe aren't as important IN the
scheme Of things because they hap
pen to be girls. and In most Eur
opean kingdoms only males may be-
come heirs TO the throne.
Children Unpublished
Despite their exalted rank, most
OF these royal children are hardly
publicized al all. Consider Peter II
or Y~ugoslavta, for instance. When
his father, King Alexander. fell q
victim to the bullets OF an assassin
al Marseilles last October, the world
in genera learned with astonish-
ment that his son and heir was a
pupil in a select private English
school near London.
There were many reasons which
induced his kingly father TO make
that choice. In the first place, the
boy was rather serious-minded ana
at the same time, gentle. Alexander
wanted him to take his part IN the
rough and tumble Of English scho>:
athletics to bring him out and make
him a good mixer. Then kings need
the gift OF tongues and the father
wanted the boy to be proficient in
English. which threatens to sup
plant French as the world tongue.
Finally. Alexander knew his royal
house had desperate enemies, and
England seemed a safe place IN
which Peter could grow up.
, 1935-01-22

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide &C Point Isabel
Wednesday. under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High ........ SCI "A. IN. 6.33 d. m.
Low 1880 a. m
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Aouaiin' M'n1A1AppA anu 11nA11-
sees ~ q MhAoM fifer n whcon-
sln nau pruken lnrouBn uuU IT.
lux uA-L. u~ahnMalng "A power mJuae.
neaFy properly damage Va aASo
4epOIueu wien the MA rlVelA pur-
leneo py excessive rams. t0it nAAnt
Sarses ana steampcaas from Aneir
mOvrInBS AiOnB une h4empnAa. 1eun,
..afoorr wnere q slre4m lolnn Inc
4AlSslssippl. Inc neayy GRAFT Euuer-
ed little loss. DuE Gnry uln cunnAn-
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RIVER BULLETIN

There viii be no maleTIal change
IN the river during the next few
days.
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MISCELLANEOUS DATA
WEATHER SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was rather
high over most Of the United States
and the Canadian Northwest Tues
day morning. although pressure fell
moderately owe Montana. Wyoming.
Colorado. and the central plains
states. attended by great rises In
temperatures IN those areas. There
were moderate rises In Temperature
also over the balance Of the Rocky
mountain and plateau regions. De-
cided drops in temperature occur
red In the eastern half OF the Mis-
sissippi valley and the south-central
states. due to the advance OF the
cold wave. Light TO heavy preciDita-
ton was also fairly general In the
eastern states during the last "A
hours.
Brownsville 8 "a. m. (EST) sea-
level pressure 30.40 inches.
, 1935-01-22

other leaders expressed fear that II
II were brought up without drastic
curbS, the administrations lump
sum" idea would be wrecked under
a rush Of "log-rolllng" designed TO
ear-mark sums for legislators home
districts.
Chairman Buchanan Of the APP
urupriations committee expressed
that opinion Monday In arguing In
vain with the rules committee. Rep.
Cox D-Ga) replied: THAT looks
like an indictment OF the patriotism
OF the membership Of the house"
Among the members Of the rules
committee who demand more liberal
debate on the bill r Reps. Smith
of Virginia. Dies Of Texas, Lewis Of
Colorado and Cox Of Georgia.
Buchanan was questioned closely
by rules committee members as to
who would head the unified relief
works agency President Roosevelt
plans. This recalled that some
house members are reported angry
over Secretary Ickes' handling Of
PWA.
Buchananls answer was that he
could not say who would be chosen.
The president has come TO the
conclusion" Buchanan said, that
he can't bring about recovery unless
we put 3600.000 men to work. re
wants the $4,000 00. 900 now TO
start the transition from the dole
TO work relief
ZThe remainder. $3.50. 900 900, Is Tor
carrying on direct relief and other
activities while the change IS being
made.
, 1935-01-22

FlrSt figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third
wind velocity at Q a m: fourth. prec-
'pitation IN last "a hoursl
, 1935-01-22

After a secret conference, teplD-
licans under the leadership OF Rep.
Smell R-NY) produced a plan 10
scrap the administration measure
which would give the president the
$3.50 O00. 1000 in a lump sum" With
discretion as to how i should be
spent.
DECLARING congress would be- Civ
Ing away its power BY delegating
such authority to the pres ont the
republicans proposed a substitute.
The chief feature Of this. they said.
aims az keeping with the govern
ment out of competition with private
business. Each state would be civ
en- a pro rata share Of the appro-
priation. to be spent onloy through
private contractors IN the adninis-
tration's announced drive to trans
fer 3500.000 people ftom the dole"
to jobs
We are united against this oil
that would take away from congress
the right TO appropriate and leeis-
late Smell said.
Speaker Byrns sought Tuesday 70
bring the rules committee around 70
the administration view so the
uaasure could 90 through the house
Wednesday. Under the original
schedule. II was to have passed
Tuesday.
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elder ones is undetermined. with
probably heavy damage.
, 1935-01-22
HARD-HEADED
DEMOS BUCK
GAG RULE 0. K.

WASHINGTON. Jan. %. 0Fl-The
Roosevelt administrations control
over the 18th CONGRESS faced rs
first major challenge Tuesday after
A plan 70 rush a s4800. O00.0 0 works.
relief measure through the house
6lder gag" rule struck unexpected
Obstacles.
The measure wa6 already one DAY
behind Is fast schedule because in
suruent democrats on the house
rules committee had declined to
AGREE to passage under iron rules
limiting debate and amendments.
There we're indications that q CON-
promise might result.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

Club Gardens come Saturday night
.. La Paree takes page from Billy
("Jumbo'D Roses book and brings in
circus for its floor show, starting
tomorrow with animals. tumblers,
clowns, etc. -. Even elephants, Mr..
Daugherty? =. Charlie Frankhauser.
Moe (Club Habana) Baer,s trumpet
player. is buying furniture and get
ting himself into the proper mental
state +. :, prepariug for his imminent
marriage =. Jimmy Bright, same
place, Is thinking of the same thing
-. Renita, Of the Shoreham's
Ramon and Renita, wears size 1la
shoes Pete Macias' orchestra will
play for the Variety Club Banquet
Saturday night I. with Massa Ma
cius present in person to WELD the
baton -. Sidney's singing violins
will be revived at the Mayflower
lounge -. with three, sometimes
four, fiddles playing special arrange
ments Buddy Harmon's lads have
devised a "Mayfiowef Medley" of the
most popular request numbers :. {.
they'll play it for you any old time
or any other old time >. one-time
Imperial Russian Ambassador Bach
metiev was a guest at the Troika
t'other night said it was his first
visit to Russian night club. ..
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Supper Club Notes

ly featured in "Gold Diggers Of 1895"
and more recently at New York's
Rainbow Room, are In their premiere
week in Washington, appearing twice
nightly in the ball room. Their dances
include a new Love Waltz" and the
"Ravellero" Others in the show are
Don Antony, opera tenor, and Dee
Lang, acrobatic dancer Barnee di-
reefs the Maxim Lowe Orchestra.
X X
Rainbow RoOm-They're again look
ing for more table space in the Hamil-
tons lounge, what with the popularity
of the pleasant atmosphere, the soft
lights and the sweet music, which is
by Milton Davis and his Meyer Davis
Orchestra. The daily buffet luncheons
are popular, too.
y r
Ambassador RoOm-The main event
here now is that Search for a Blues
Singer, there being a couple of girls
auditioned every night. Music Is by
Harry Alberts Orchestra and the room
is one of the swankiest.
Lotus-The entire cast OF the floor
revue has been held over for a second
week. Headliners are Stanley and
Kaplan, whose act is different from
the usual night club routine and is
very funny, indeed, and the others are
Maurice and Leona, smart and suave
dancers; Scotty Weston, "the Dancing
Cob; Judy Ellington, popular chanter
of blues and other songs, and Dale
LIE Tour. 1t all is introduced by the
Lotus master of ceremonies. Al Nor
ton, and the music is by Billy Strick-
lands Capitolians.
Club Volga Boatman-There's an
all-Russian floor show, featuring a
gypsy chorus of Is voices. Heading
the bill are Clava Lariruva and Alex
ander Bolshakoff, character dancers:
Anton Gorloff, dagger dancer; Anna
Sablukova. prima donna; Michel
Michon, baritone, and Jene pobiedina.
soprano. Michel Michaeloff leads the
orchestra.
MayfiOwer Lounge-Music in the
Evening star., 1935-11-21

said he to his
lady she
shook her head
so did every
body else In the
party . . the
young mans eye
was i n S t a n t ly
agleam for the
Club Habana' s
Sara Taylor . . .
minutes passed
and no Sara was
to be found . . .
then she was
eSDied behind an
Evening star., 1935-11-21

served from IL to and dinner from
5 to 9.
n Il
Log Cabin Inn-In a quiet, pleas
ant, rustic atmosphere you may dance
to the music Of the Log Cabin Inns
fiye-piece orchestra. Between dances
there's entertainment by Mitzi, Swiss
girl who plays the accordion, sings,
yodels and what-not. This is on
Georgia avenue (extended).
y II
Swanee Ball Room-Phil O'Brien
leads the Myer Davis Orchestra,
which plays for dancing every We'd
nesday. Saturday and Sunday evening.
Music starts at $3.50 pm.
y \ +
Dude Ranch-Kay and her Kaydets
have been held over for second week
and entertain with a new group of
dance routines. Dixie Dyer and
Evening star., 1935-11-21

liked dance team, headline the nightly
floor shows at this popular suburban
spot. Others who make the revue en-
tertaining are the Ross Sisters, vocal
duo; Fran Trappe, accordionist, and
the Sid Allan Orchestra.
n Il \ y
Mayfair--Jack Campbell and Leo
Lisee have gay old time entertaining
informally at the Cafe of All Nations
Jack is the pianist, Leo the singer, and
both are clowns.
La Paree- Tonight the Winter Gar:
den Revue closes after three and-a-
hslf-week engagement and tomorrow
the circus comes to town. That's
right; the circus-with animals,
clowns, tumblers and a lot Of the nov
elites you see under the real big top.
Amateur nights are Mondays and
midnight skyride nights are Sundays.
4 \ X +
Ramon's-Rudy Schramm and his
orchestra play for the popular Sunday
supper dances, starting ct 10 pm. and
closing their music books at 2 am.
Rudy plays the piano nightly, too,
from 10 until 2.
y X
Gingham Club Dancers Donald
and Drema are the floor show head
liners at Mr.. Child's upstairs cantina
on the avenue. Music is by Phil
Lynch's New York Orchestra and
songs are by Mary 10 Hamilton.
" y X
MadriIIonAucille Delza, attractive
French lass, comes to town tomorrow
to sing French and American songs at
Peter Borras' Moorish dine and dance
spot. Also there will be Sultana to
interpret Spanish dances. Music is by
Leon Brusiloff's Orchestra.
X 4 + 4
Admiral Club-Every wednesday
there is a dinner dance from to 10
pm, with music by the Moods in
Blue" Orchestra. Daily luncheon Is
Evening star., 1935-11-21

artificial Havana palm .. "Kommen
sic hier!" shouted the cherootless
citizen Cigarettes! Cigarettes!"
he cried "Yes suh,'' Sara yes
SIRED in her finest Southern drawl
.. What kind?" "All of'em"
.. "All of'em?" said Sara "An
of'em" the lad repeated, emptying
Sara's tray on his table "They
won't catch me without a smoke
again this night ..
X X
Wonder If Milton (Rainbow
Room) Davis has that morbid sense
Of humor or If it was just a
slip of the wrist the other night
when that festive wedding party
descended upon the Hamilton's popu-
lar lounge :. At a prearranged signal,
as the party came through the door.
the Milton Davis lads burst into the
wedding March" played the
Evening star., 1935-11-21

The five gentlemen reflected that
they had not realized Washington was
quite so full of girls of girls who
would sing AT Dawning" or Frankie
and Johnnie" without even dropping a
hat of girls imbued with an ir-
resistible urge to chant ''Ive Got a
Feelin' You're Foolin'" and ''I .Wisht
7 Wuz Aladdin Uh- -Huh-Uh" again
and again of girls with baritone
voices and others with yens to whistle
.. of pep girls and personality girls
and girls whose mammas had to push
them out on the floor of the Ambassa-
dor room, where one and all were
battling to become premiere chanteuse
Evening star., 1935-11-21
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Marx Registered. o. 8. Patent once

gay folk across the room with the
Wedding March" -. sat them
down at a huge table with Wed
ding March" Then, with a twin
kle of the treble, mild humping
of the bass keys, Sire Davis whipped
his band into the next tune of the
medley and out burst Double
trouble, got trouble; such business,
o-o-o-h" Such a business inded,
MIR. Davis -. Indeed -.
X X
Good dancers: Maurice and
Leona at the Lotus Garon and
Bennett at Maryland Club Gardens
y X
Shooting from the Cuff: Jimmy
Harris, well-known local musician,
takes his own band into Maryland
Evening star., 1935-11-21

Jimmy Staley sing and dance music
is by Ralph Garren's Orchestra.
Griffith Farms-Music for nightly
dancing at this Marlboro pike haven 10
furnished by Brick Dornin and his
Variety Six.
X
Epstein's-The Harrijay Kronsberg
entertainers are on hand nightly from
$50 until 2. Saturdays and SUNDAYS
they entertain musically at the dinner
hour, also.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

of Harry Al
bert's orchestra
. . after due
meditation the
five solemn gen.
tlemen chose
half a dozen
lassies and after
due jubilation
the half dozen
settled down to
appearing d0
the Ambassador
two a night, all
this week . q.
NGopdav three
Evening star., 1935-11-21

popular Connecticut avenue rendez-
yous is by Sidney's Orchestra, with
Buddy Harman directing, Harold Veo,
volinist, is the newest addition to the
group.
X
Hi-Hat-Gordon st. Chad and the
South Sea Islanders entertain infor-
mally here, playing just about any re-
quest you can call out.
X
Club Carlton-Here there Is sweet
music by a Sidney ensemble and the
atmosphere is just right for a pleasant
Evening star., 1935-11-21

n FEIGH HO CLUB Pierre de
IL Angelo and Evelyn Porter.
| dancers new to washington,
l. IL made their local debut at M.
Pete Macias' intimate rendezvous last
night, and, judging from their recep-
ton, are due for a long stay. Pete's
own orchestra is the music and Marty
Rubin and Jimmy Nichols sing.
X
Club Habana-Nadine and Girardo
have been held over again. of course.
They know lot of different routines,
all good, and they continually alter
nate them to provide plenty of variety.
Dancing is to Moe Baer's bright
rhythms, and songs are by Russ Cullen
and Jimmy Bright.
X X X X
Shoreham-Ramon and Renita, late
Evening star., 1935-11-21

hour or a pleasant evening. The bar
Is a clever affair.
Club Troika-Ethel Pastor, Marusia
Saya, Dena Larena, Karavaieff and a
number of other talented people take
part in the gay Russian gypsy floor
shows which are presented twice
nightly. Music for dancing is played
by Sasha Bartnovsky and orchestra.
X
Maryland Club GardenS-Garron
and Bennett, well known and well