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Evening star., 1936-02-29
1 Tragedy of Doctor Mudd
Dramatized in Film at Fox
Physician Who Treated Broken Leg Of
Lincoln Assassin Shown Victim of
Mob's Hysteria.
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS. JR.

IHE Prisoner Of Shark Island"
really tragic figures in American history
revied imprisoned something
4 he did
On the sopued
at the home Washington into
Virginia. and begged treatment
The doctor Obliged all thereby
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Unbidden Guest Ends Party.

A happy party at a village neal
Ruma, Yugoslavia. ended abrupt,
when bull, attracted by the musi
and laughter. broke into the house
Guests leaped through windows, Will,
the bull careered wildly about insid,
the house. The host shot the anima
and the guests returned to find the
interior of the home complete
wrecked.
Evening star., 1936-02-29

a warm picture.
No-by this time
the verdict seems
to be on the neg
ative side.
Nor does Miss
West allow her
fellow actors to
aid her. Victor
McLaglen, having
proved conclu-
sively in THE
1nformer" that
he can act, Is set
of in a role that
has no color, and
certainly no con-
Viction. As a can.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Pony Holds Record for Age.

; Honors for being the oldest horse in
Scotland have been awarded to Dom
aid. gray Iceland pony. owned by
Mrs. John Gardner of Maybole. He is
43, and has been in the Gardiner FAM
lily for II years. Until Is years ago he
pulled car regularly, and still is as
spry Us many 3-year -olds. :
Evening star., 1936-02-29
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
Band Orchestra at Stanley Hall at
$3.50 pm. today. John S. M. Zim-
mermann, bandmaster; Anton Point
ner, associate leader.
March, "Radotzsky"- Strauss
Overture, "The Impressario" Mozart
Two Mexican songs:
"A Modia Noche"- -Aviles
"Rosas y Abragos" Viderique
Excerpts from musical comedy,
Countess Martha" -Kalman
Characteristic, "A Creole Sere-
naue ------------------- ----fTelre
Waltz de concert, eau Revoir."
Waldteufel
Finale, "Repasz Band of Williams
port" --------.------ Sweeley
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1936-02-29
STAR COMING
Kinda Wausau, Local Favorite,
Next Gayety Attraction.

LINDA WAUsAU. one of burlesque's
outstanding personalities. win be
the next "extra added attraction" Of
the week at Col. Jimmy Lakes Gayety
Theater. making her first appearance
at the regular matinee tomorrow at
$50 pm.
Miss Wausau is one feminine bur-
lesque star who is not afraid of COM
petition and insists that her feminine
support be Of high caliber. so next
weeks revue viii also feature Rox-
anne, Of World Fair fame, and Inez
Marvin.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
ORPHANS TO BE GUESTS
Jewish Center to Present "The
Little Princess"

MORE than 500 boys and girls
from Washington orphanages
have been invited to see 1.-THE Little
Princess" production by the Little
Theater Of the Jewish Community
Center, to be presented tomorrow aft.
ernoon at 2:30.
The orphanages which have been
invited are the Baptist Home for
Children, st. Johns orphanage, the
Jewish Foster Home and the WASH
ington City Orphan Asylum.
Tickets for the production, which
has been directed by Mrs. Edythe
Goldman. may be obtained by tele-
phoning the center.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
SPRING PLAY LAUNCHED
Security Club Members to Appear

in "Three-Cornered Moon"
r EHEARSALS have been begun by
the Security Club of the Ameri-
can Security g. Trust Co. on its
fourteenth annual Spring play. which
is titled Three -Cornered Moon"
Those cast in the play are Audrey
Shreve, Jane Hinkle, Madaline Wright.
Mary Carr, Clarke Seaton, Harry
Sherbondy, Ralph Mittendorff. Larry
McClendon and Granville Longer
beam.
1t will be directed by Ralph Fowler.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
CHILDREN'S PLAY
"The Pot of Gold" to Be PLAYED
This Afternoon.

THE POT OF GOLD" a play for
children by Minnie Frost Rands.
Will be produced by the Children's
Studio of Speech and Dramatic Art
today at $3.50 pm. at Roosevelt High
School auditorium.
The play, performed by children. is
70 be presented as a benefit for the
Weightman School for Crippled Chill
dren.
Evening star., 1936-02-29

One tnIng, however, Is certaln,
sweep that came with the first Mae v
is not consistently on the go. Neither
is Mae. Stalled as a singing reform
sister in the wilds of Mona, Alaska,
she somehow freezes over for too long
q period. You can't very well have a
cold Mae West and expect to have
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Mae Vests New Film
Not Up to Standard
"Klondike Annie, at the Palace, Suffers From
Number of Things Mickey Mouse Is
Fine-So Is Keiths Film
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

W yE CAN'T make our mind about Klondke Annie It and it
n rough unnecessarily
w the first and then it isn't. 1t offend certain
thing the high wide handsome
that with the films action like dialogue
The Washington times., 1936-03-24

and early Twentieth centuries
rather than as a composer him.
self.
The concert will close with a
Polka and Fugue from the opera
"Schwanda, der Dudelsackpfei-
fer" by Jaromir Weinberger,
contemporary com poser. The
pieces are we'll knit together and
are built upon peasant folk songs
and rhythmS.
The theme shown above from
the "Polonaise," from Eugene
Onegin," by Tschaikowsky, is in
the form of a Polish dance which
has been used by number of the
great composers. This work will
be included in the young peoples
concert to be given by the U. S.
Navy Band Symphony Orchestra
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the Navy Yard Sail Loft.
The U. S. Navy Band Symphony
Orchestra under the direction of
Lieut.. Charles Benter will give the
following program tonight at the
Navy Yard Sail Loft at 8 o'clock
Overture to "Euryanthe" (Weber)
ballet suite, Lake of the Swans, "
(Tschaikowsky); "Perpetuum Mo
bile" (StrauSs); Concerto No. l
for Violoncello and Orchestra, "
(Saint-SaenS), played by Samuel
Stern; Tennessee Devil Tunes, "
Up Clinch Mountain, Chilly
Water, and Cumberland Gap,
Harvey GauD; "Poeme Sym
phonique," (Franck); tone poem
Don JUAN" Orchard Strauss.
A rare instance of a feud be
tween a music critic and an or
chestral conductor is reported
from Kansas City. Karl Kruger
director of the Kansas City Phil
harmonic Orchestra, claimed thai
the comments Of Luigi Vaiani. mu
sic critic for the Journal-Post
had upset him. Because of this
adverse criticism, Mr.. Vaiani was
The Washington times., 1936-03-24

requested to leave the rehearsals
of the orchestra.
Mr.. Vaiani has held the posi-
titn of music critic for the Jour-
nalPost IA years. This long ten
ure of office certainly indicates
fairness in critical analysis
which has doubtless always been
of a constructive nature. Realiz-
ing the value of publicity, few
orchestra conductors allow any
So-caned artistic temperament to
place themselves in the position
of the director of the Kansas
City Philharmonic Orchestra.
Any truly great conductor shows
his true colors in his ability to
take it on the jaw. If a criti-
cism is just, he will do every
thing in his power to remedy it;
If it is unjust, he will consider
the source and console himself
over the fact that it is only one
persons opinion.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
SCIENTIFIC BLENDING

The blending Of toboccos given Uniformly
offer and year after yeor-is both and science
Every fresh blending Of Lucky Strike tobacco contains than
different types produced thousands different only
Virginia. North and South Carolina. Georgia. tennessee Kentucky
Maryland and other stotes but tobocco-Ionds Macedonia
xono Greece. Smyrna and somsoun Tvkey-whee the finest
Turkish tobacco grown.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
Hot and Cold Strip
Steel Process Aids
New Car DESIGNS

DETROIT, March "a d.Ns).
Automobile designers we're given a
freer hand today after the worlds
largest hot and cold strip sheet
mill went into trial operation here.
The new mill, at the Ecorse
plant of the Great Lakes Steel
Corporation, will turn out hot and
cold strip sheets up to a width Of
80 inches, the widest in the history
of the steel industry.
Ultimately, it may lead to new
designs in all-steel bodies of motor
cars and allow designers to trace
unbroken lines for autos. Hitherto.
bodies have been built in panels or
sections.
The new width also was ex-
pected to help steel housing and
light plumbing manufacturers.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
LIBERTY UNION
HITS RED BAN

Denunciation of the "Red rider"
prohibiting teaching of Commun-
ism in local public schools and
support of the SiSson bill to repeal
1t was voted last night at a meet
ing of the American Civil Liberties
Union at which Representatives
Maury Maverick of Texas, and
Bryon Scott of California spoke.
The meeting was called to ad-
vocate freedom of speech, but
when Grover Ayers, 1900 K st.
N. W., arose to speak in favor Of
the RED rider" he was hissed and
booed by the audience. He was
able to advocate the withdrawal
of certain text books from the
schools.
Protesting against the proceed
ure of making a teacher sign an
oath that he had not taught
Communism each time he drew
his pay, Representative Maverick
declared if Comptroller General
John r. McCarl "did that to
members of Congress we'd throw
him out in 10 minutes"
Representative Scott, a former
school teacher, criticized the "red
rider" for "stultifying your educa-
tional forces" and failing to fix
a standard of teaching which
amounted to Communism.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
DR.. Kinder to Get
Honor From Frat at
9. w. Tonight

DR.. Hans Kinder, director OF
the National Symphony Orchestra,
will soon be displaying a decora-
ton in the form of the key Of the
honorary college band fraternity,
Kapp Kappa Psi, into which he
will be initiated tonight at the
George Washington University
chapter.
In assembling the program for
the Thursday afternoon concert
at Constitution Hall, DR.. Kinder
has selected works reflecting a
wide variety in musical tas,'' The
con, .rt is partly in the nature OF
a request program, as both the
Mozart Zine Lkeine Nachtmusik," ="
and Schubert's unfinished Sym
phony," have been played either at
the watergate series or in the early
part of this season and are re-
heated because of numerous in
ouiries for their performance.
Both of these works occupy a
similar position in the heart OF
the music public. For sheer
beauty of lyricism, they are sell
dom equaled by any composer
The Unfinished Symphony" how
ever. has the advantage over the
Mozart work in that it is scored
for a full orchestra, while the lat
ter is written for a string orches-
ira, with it's limited range in tonal
coloration.
Two novel dances by the French
British composer, Erik Alfred Les
lie Satie, entitled "Gymnopedies,"
with an orchestral arrangement
by DebuSSy, will be heard on the
program. Satie was never bound
by conventional rules and de-
lighted in provoking comment by
his compositions.
The Gymnopediae was an an
cient Greek annual festival which
was celebrated by Spartan youths
who danced without the encum.
brances of clothing in commemo
ration of the Spartan victory at
Thyrea. Satie's influence in mu.
sic lies more in his powers to in.
spire such composers as Debussy
and others of the late Nineteenth
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
SChaCht in Denmark;
Visits Nazi Leader

COPENHAGEN, March "a.
Denmark buzzed with rumors to-
night when it became known Dr..
Hjalmar Schacht, German Minis
ter of Economics and president of
the Reichsbank, was in this coun-
try on an unexpected secret visit.
He had a long conference with
DR.. Jens Moeller, leader of the
German Nazis in northern Schles-
wig, and DR.. Rasch, director Of a
Toendern bank.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
PR RET TY MAN
POST TO GO
TO SEAL

Elwood H. Seal will be appointed
Corporation Counsel for the Dis
trict of Columbia to succeed E.
Barrett Prettyman, who resigned
March IS. At least, that is the
best possible information available
today from an authoritative source
on Capitol Hill.
Mr.. Seals nomination will be
the outcome of a bitter behind
the,scenes fight between sponsors
of Peoples Counsel William A,
Roberts and Mr.. Seal. who now
holds the position OF Assistant
Corporation Counsel.
Glass Behind Seal
Despite the fact that Senator
William H. King CD Of Utah
chairman of the Senate DISTRICT
Committee, has heartily endorsed
Mr.. Roberts, he has been opposed
by Senator Carter Glass CD OF
Virginia, a member of this com
mittee. Several other members oi
the committee are also said to be
behind Seals candidacy.
It also was learned authorita
lively today that although the
District without a vote is consid
cred a political nonenity. politics
nlaved a great part in the Selec
ton of Mr.. Seal as the right man
It was said today that James A
Farley, chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee, and
Emil j. Hurja, patronage expert
had put their o. k. on Mr.. Seal.
He Is Virginian
Mr.. Seal has been in his present
position for several years and be
came known publicly to District
residents when he directed the
milk investigation. Recently, he
was appointed to help in the House
lobby investigation. He is from
Virginia.
Although it was indicated thai
politics played the important par
in the selection, it was said thai
those who control appointment!
in the city believe that Mr.. Rob
erts is much better qualified tt
carry on in the office he nov
holds. His aggressiveneSs anc
knowledge of public utility mat
ters are considered much NOR
suited for his present position
than that of Corporation Counsel
Two other candidates have beer
mentioned several times, but indi
cations were today that they haG
little chance. Vernon E. West
now acting Corporation Counsel
is considered an out-and-out Re
publican, which, it was pointeC
out, would be an effective bar II
his appointment. Richmond 3
Keech, Public Utilities Commis
sioner, has not pushed himsel
forward and is considered the darl
horse in the race.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
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The Washington times., 1936-03-24
Detective AIIigOod's
Hearing Postponed

The case of Detective Sergt.
Frank Alligood, slated for a hear,
ing today before the Police
Trial Board, has been postponed
until next Tuesday at the request
of Alligood's attorney, Charles
Ford, who is i'll.
Alligood is charged with intoxi,
cation and assault on a superior
officer.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
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The Washington times., 1936-03-24
Heckscher Sued

RENO, New, March "a IN.S).
Dorothy Heckscher has filed suit
to divorce Gustas Maurice Heck
scher. New York socialite. They
were married January 27, 1884.
She charged cruelty.
The Washington times., 1936-03-24
The World Of Music
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Theme Of Polonose From Eugene Onegn. TschoikowskY
"A suggestion and prescribing the daily music theme:
of music appreciation GdUe their pupils to clip and
paste 3r5 filing th composers at the
top alphabetical orderD
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
AUSTRIA DECLARE ILEGA-
LES LOS EJERCITOS PRI-
VADOS

Viena, oct. 10.-El canciller
Kurt Schuschnigg, que trata de
consolidar en- sus manos Ell po-
der militar, orden6 hoy la DISC
fusion de los llamados ejercitos
privados.
Una proposition del canciller
fue aprobada por ell ~consejo de
ministries en- una session que du-
r6 80 horas. Esto significa que
ell "heinwehr", ell ejercito pri-
vado que Mussolini costeaba pa
ra Ell principe Won Sterhemberg
sera disuelto y que ell propio can
ciller debera discover su mill
cia cat6lica.
AL ordenar su disoluci6n Sc
dispone que los ejercitos pri-
vados Sc eonsoliden con la mill
cha del estado austriaco, a la
qGo Ell canciller piensa convertir
en- una rama del ejercito regu-
lar. Dos de los ministries, incon-
formes con 10 hecho, presenta-
ron sus renuncias, Ell vicecanci-
Her Eduardo Baarenfeld y Lut
cienda.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
LAS NACGONES FASCISTAS
PROTESTARAN CONJUNTA
MENTE CONTRA Russia

Londres, oct. 10.-Dicese que
as naciones fascistas unidas Ell
ayuda a los rebeldes espanoles,
Sc unieron ahora de nuevo, ante
ell comite de no-intervenci6n,
para protestar de los cargos
hechos por Russia.
Sabese que durante la reunion
de aver, Dino Grand, ell insolen
te delegado del fascismo italia
no, lie llam6 mentiroso al dele
gado del Soviet, que lie replied
energicamente.
Ell comite de no-intervenci6n
acept6 aver una proposition del
Soviet para que Sc nombre un
comite investigator y que este
determine 81 Sc viene dando ayu
da a Espaha por medic de Por-
tugal. Todos los miembros del
comite han convenido tambien
en- hacer una minuciosa compro
baci6n de los cargos que hace 81
gobierno de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
QUE NO Sc DEJE
HABLAR A BROWDER

Rochester, N. Y, octubre 10.
-Las Hijas de la Revolution A
mericana en- Ell Estado de New
York, en- un telegrama a la Co
mission Federal de Communicate
mes piden que no Sc permita a
Earl Browder, por ser comunis
ia, ell uso de la Radio. A jHcio
de la Association Ell partl 10 CO..
munista cae dentro de s leyee
de los Estados&h id0s m la par
te que Sc befiere a la conspira-
ci6n para la sedici6n.
La Sra. Henry Clapp, Miem-
bro de la Association, denuncia
ia paz a cralquier precio" tai
como Sc defiende por algHnos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
DIJO Ell CONSUL DEL So
WET QUE ELs GOBIE1NO
LEAF TRIUNFARA

Madrid, oct. 10.-El nuevo
consul general del Soviet en- Bar
oelona, vladimir Antoniev Ovs-
cenko, di6 aqui un Rlmuerzo a
-os periodistas Y corresponsales
sxtranjerNs y les dijo que la di.
visa anti-fascista de mo Pasa-
ran" Sc convertira en- realidad
y dara la victoria a las fuerzas
lei gobierno. Gel fascismo ja-
mas pasara en- Espaha".
Anunci6 ell consul que ell pro-
letariado Soviet y otras organi-
zaciones estaban mandando pro
visiones a Sus hermanos de Es-
pana, en- una pequena prueba de
solidaridad. COnsiste Ell CO.
mento de alimentos de 200
neladas de trigo, 156 toneI
de carne en- cOnserva, pes
cafe y chocolate.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
CcbGSet en- 81 CtrcIo

CGbGret en- gu CtrcNo
Esta noche SO efectuara Ell Cs
baret anunciado por la Secci61
de Beneficencia del Cfrculo Gu
bano. Habra un Eeno complete
porque los bifletes de entrada Sc
colocaron entire los sehores So
clos.
TOcaran las orquestas que 10
hicieron en- fiestas anteriores,
Don Francisco y Los Bohemios
A las diez de la noche Sc to-
cara la primera pieza y Sc bai-
lara hasta las cuatro de la ma
drugada.
lie ha brindado su mas EMU
SHASTA concurso a la Secci6n de
Beneficencia, ell Comite de Can
tina, que tendra a su cargo TODD
10 relacionado con ell buffet"
y los "bebestibles."
Para los transeuntes regiran
los precios de so y Is c~entavos.
La cantidad mayor debera ser
pagada por los caballeros y la
menor por las senoras.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
Consoles PRACTICES CON
IRA LOS
AEREOS
Copiamos de "Claridad0:

Copiamos de "Claridad":
"Primero: Formal en- cada
casa un Comite de casa, COM
puesto de tres personas leales Y
energicas. Este Comite de casa
debe encargarse: al, de requi-
sar y acondicionar las cuevas o
plantas bajas del inmueble pa
ra que sirvan de refugio a los
vecinos; b), de proveerse de
iinternas e~lectricas suficientes
para no tener necesidad de en-
Gender las luces de la escalera /;
@, de avisar en- los diferenteS
cuartos del inmueble Y de cui-
dar que ell descenso Sc realize
con Orden; d., de destacar a un
par de hombres resueltos para
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
Los KrWANLS Sc u
RAN EN- LAKELAND

Mrchos Kiwanis de Tampa
iran manana a Lakeland a asis-
tir a la convention de Distrito,
que ALI Sc ~cele0rara. Las sesio-
mes duraran haSta ell martes.
-Representaran al club de Tam
pa, j. Rex Farrior, M. w. Caro-
theirs y Gibbs w. Harris.
Como delegados substitutes i
ran Williams S. Ridgers, E. H.
Folk y Frank L. Adams.
Ell Club de Tampa apOya a
uno de sus miembros, Jose A.
para Ell cargo de te-
niente gobernador de la Divi-
sion de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
Sc INVESTIGA LA MUERTE
DE UNA MUJE2

Los diputados del sheriff in
wesleyan hoy la muerte de Ia se4
fora Bert Goodwin, de % anosy
.ecina de Mango, que anoche
Nuri6 en- ell hospital municipal.
l esposo de la mujer dice
rue ella Sc hiri6 a ST misma, con
a intanci6n de matarse. La am
yu mcia que la llev6 al hospi-
tai fue avisada por ell marido,
Julien tambien inform6 a la Off
Gina del sheriff:
~Investiga el case eel juez de
paz del distrito.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
Mission La EsperGnzG

Mission La EsperGnzG
....CeIebrGrG mGHGnG cultOs, en-
ell 1922 de la Gale Laurel, en- w.
Tampa, la Mission La Esperan-
"a, dirigida por Ell pastor C. H.
Corwin.
Los cultos del domingo Sc We
rificaran a las $3.50 y $50 de "a
tarde, con ell tema: ia fe, 81 nc
tuviere obras, es muerta en- s.
misma."
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
LA ADHESION AL GOBIER-
DEL COMITE REvOLU-
CIONARIO DEL INTERIOR
DE LA CARCEL

~ Gel Comite revolucionario
del interior de la Carcel Mode.
10 de Madrid Sc ~@irige "a ese
Gobierno con TODD ell respetC
que su elevada mission lie inspi.
ra Y toda la cordialidad que su
formation ha despertado en-
nosotRs como en- la opinion
p6blica, para expresarle su In
timo y pleno contento, asf CO.
mo su confinza ilimitada en-
la labor que no dudamos ha de
reali2ar.
Gobierno que refleja con
exacta ponderaci6n ell signifi-
cado de la victoria electoral
del Is de febrero 6ltimo, esta-
mos SECURES de que ira al ra-
pido y total aniquilamiento
del movimiento subversivo v a
la renovation del orden v de
los modelos Sociales, estable-
ciendo contra la organization
hasta ahora imperante
una que satisfaga ell deseo de
justicia, libertad Y trabajo. de
SEQ que es un derecho innega-
BILE despues del magnffico Y a.
plastante triunfo electoral y
una conQuista de~finitiva, logra
da por virtud de su sangre ge-
nerosamente derramada en- de-
fensa del regimen.
al expresar este firme con-
vencimiento de que ell Gobier-
no no solo no ha de defrau-
dar, sine que ha de rebasar las
esperanzas que en- el tenemos
puestas, lc testimoniamos tam
bien nuestra Unconditional ad-
hesi6n que ningGn riesgo, MIN
gun peligro, ningun sacrifice
podra quebrantar.
Salud.-Por ell Comite: Por
Union Republican,, Ramon vi
cente Huertas; por las milicias
ferroviarias, Felix Lumbreras ;
por Izquierda Republican,, ell
teniente del IA battalion, M. L6
PEE Carvajal; por Acero, M.
Beato; por ell grupo Largo Ca
iballero, P. del Vail; C. N. T.,
Fermin Garcia; por brigada la
Victoria, Manuel de la Cruz"
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
Funci6n en el Centro Obrero

Function en- ell Centre ObrerO
Celebrara manana %cultos, en-
de b~eneficio, en- ell Centre Obre-
go, ell conocido bailador de rum
ba Enrique Gonzalez.
Componen ell programa la O.
bra bufa "Casos Y Cosas" y n1-
meros de variedades por como :
cidos artistas, entire ellos Ell
maestro de ''tap dance" Larry
Welch y ell rey de la magia, ell
Incompatible Mystini.
Sc han fijado los precios de
Is y 10 centavos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-10
La gran s0lG del
Centre ESpdaOl

Adelantan rapidamente los
trabajos para terminar la belli-
sima sala de bale del palaciO
del Centre Espanol de Ybor.
Sera una de las mejores salas
en- la Florida, artisticamente y
por SD tamaiO.
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