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The heyenas jaws are stron: enough to crush hard bones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-30

Certain true lizards lack limbs and closely resemble snakes.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
AUMENTA Ell COSTO DE
LA VIDA EN MEXICO

Mejico, D. F., enero 24.-Con
tinda aumentando ell precio de
los articulos de primera necesi-
dad, 10 que ocasiona grandes mo
lestias a los trabaiadores. Los
periodicos liberales dicen que la
situation es aterradora, en- pri-
mer lugar por los bajos sala-
rios.
Sc ha Observable que en- los
1ltimos meses los comerciantes
e industriales han subido los pre-
clos por encima de los aumentos
de jornales otorgados.
Cada vez que sc otorga I'm
aumento de 25%o, por ejemplo,
las subsistencias suben en- un
80 o 35%.
Esos actos de SABOTAGE produ-
ciran graves desordenes, 81 ell
gobierno, que trata de ayudar al
pueblo, no logra impedirlos, &C
tuando con mano dura.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
LOS T"RABAJADORES IN
GLESES DEMANDAN SAN
CLONES CONTRA Ell JA-
pom

Londres, enero a. Imposi-
ci6n de sanciones contra ell ia
pom es la demanda hecha aqui
por el Consejo Nacional de La
Dor, ell mas alto cuerpo coordi-
uador en- ell movimiento obre-
ro-socialista del pals.
Sc ha pedido al primer minis
tro reciba a una diputaci6n que
pedira Sc tome la iniciativa por
ell gobierno ingles, ell venidero
microbes, ante ell Consejo de Ia
Sociedad de Naciones,
La diputaci6n dira que 81 en-
'Ginebra no Sc puede obtener u
ma votacion unanime, que la di-
'ficultad no sirva como prtetex-
10 para no actuar.
Tratase de organizar un mo-
de los obreros de TODD
Ell mundo en- contra del Jap6n.
Pfdese a los trabajadores de
todos los palses que hagan pre-
sion sobre sus respectivos go
biernos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
ISOLUCIONADA LA DISPU-
IA ENTIRE Ell GOBIERNO
DE YUGOESLAVIA Y LA
IGLESIA ORTODOXA

Belgrade, enero 24.-La dispu-
ia entire la iglesia OrtodoXa y Ell
gabinete de YugoesIavia, sobre
ell concordato con ell Vaticano,
qued6 solucionada la semana pa
sada. Aparentemente la iglesia
ortodoxa ha Obtenido una cla-
ra victoria.
Ell concordato, segun Ia ma
yoria de los periodicos, no sera
mandado al senado.
Ell padre Anton Koroshetz,
ministro del interior, uno de los
iniciadores del concordato, do
la noticia de que las negociacio-
mes serian canceladas.
| La iglesia ortodOXa Sc halla
reunida aqui para discutir ell a.
Sunto de la excomuni6n del pri-
mer ministro y de sus minis
troS.
Creese que Ia excomuni6n Sc
ra revocada, vista la nueva o.
r~ientaci6n dada al problema.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
RETRO Ell SOVIET SU EN-
WALDO EN- RUMANIA

Budapest enero 24.-Se reti-
r6 de Rumania, sin que Sc la ha-
va nombrado successor, ell minis
ire del Soviet, M. w. Ostrots-
Ky.
Esto significa que Russia esta
descontenta con la campana an
tisemitica del gobierno de COCA.
Ell iefe de los antisemitas ru-
manos, ell professr Alexandra
Cuza, un viejo de 80 amos de
edad, declara que desea la ex-
pulsi6n de Rumania de tsdos
los judios.
"Naturalmente que es impo-
sible. deportarlos a todos en- un
par de dfas, pero 10 haremos".
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
I'm SGludo

VIZ 0NNe0S
Tn sincere saludo recibimos
de la Secci6n de Recreo y Ador-
no del Centre Asturiano, por
mediaci6n de Braulio Alfonso, su
intelligence s~ecretario.
Desempenan los PARTICIPATES
puestos de esta Secci6n los co
rrectos j6venes Jose Hevia, pre-
sidente; Henry Solares, vicepre
sidente; Braulio Alfonso, secre-
tario, y un vice secretario.
La Secci6n, luego de un cam
bio de impresiones con la direc-
tiva Y de tomar acuerdos, seleC
cion6 las fechas siguientes para
sus fiestas de 1888: febrero IL
bale de carnival; mario 5, Ca
baret Privado; abril 3, Picnic
aBril 16, Cabaret Privado; ebri
II, bale de Easter; Julio 18.
Verbena; septiembre rs, Picnic
octubre 20, bale de Halloween
noviembre s, cabaret del seina.
do; diciembre 2, bale de Navi-
dad, y diciembre 81, bale de
Ano Nuevo.
Mucho apreciamos la cortesia
de los j6yenes de la Secci6n, q
los que deseamos grandes exitoS
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
MEJORADO Ell AVOCADO
C. NJ. PHIPPS

Mejora desde aver ell estado,
de salud de C. M. ,Phipps, I'm a.
bogado de Tampa, que ell sabado
por la noche, luego de un acct
denite automovilista, eayera al
rio Manatee, siendo extraido del
aqua por un hombre y un mu-
chacho que cerca de ALI pesca-
ban.
En- la cafda y accidente, Phippa
sufri6 la rotura de una arteria,
siendo salvado por la pronta a.
tenci6n que sc lie di6. Aver Sc lie
hizo una TRANSMISSION de Sangre.
Ell autom6vil cay6 desde e.
puente en- un lugar donde ell a.
qua tenia una aitura de Z pies,
Realize ell trabajo de saliva.
mento, Henry Y. Willis, un CO
merciante de Ruskin.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
INYECCIONES De- A
MA B EN- Ell CANAL DE
LA ESPINA

Habana, enero 24.-El DR.. E.
lias Lincoln Stern, de New York
dijo ante eel congreso Pan-Ame-
ricano, reunido aqui, que inyec-
clones de vitamina B, hechas d.
rectamente en- ell canal de la es-
pima dorsal, probaron ser de
gran valor en- el tratamiento de
Intermediates de tipo nervioso.
Inyecciones de esa vitamina
sintetica han producido excelen
ties resultados en- casos de neu-
ritis alcoh6lica, ciatica, beriberi
y PARALYSIS infantil.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24

ViajeTos
Tres queridos amigos embar-
caron aver para la Habana, don
de pasaran cortas temporadas.
Juan LASTS, ell conocido sas-
ire, energico antifascista, pasa-
IA varios dias junto a su seno-
ra madre, que reside en- la capl-
tai Guiana. LASTS es native de
Catalina Y valiente defensor de
todas las causas justas.
Manuel Aparicio, ell conocido
actor, lleva la representation de
La Verbena del Tabaco. SUI mi
sion es seleccionar artistas de
merito y traerlos para su pre- :
sentaci6n en- las grandes fiestas
de MARIO. ~ y
Aparicio conoce bien ell nego-
clio teatral y servira de interme
do, tambien, para %contratar Ia
famosa orquesta "Ensueno.'
Ell DR.. Jose L. A%vellanal, Gu
va sonora madre Y famillares RI
siden en- la Habana, pasara all
tres O ouatro semanas.
Asuntos de importancia recls
man su ~presencia en la capita
cubana.
A los tres deseamos una feliz
estancia en- Cuba Y un pronto re
greso.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
CONGRATULATIONS

Para ell joven Jorge Nieto
por SUI brillante actuaci6n en-
los examenes verificados en- la
escuela preparatoria "Jeffer :
son Junior High School," OBJ
tuvo notas de sobresaliente.
Extendemos esta felicitaci6n
a sus amantes progenitores Lo
la Y Eduardo Nieto, deseando
a Jorge nuevos triunfos en- sus
estudios.
Ingresara en- ell Institute de
segunda ensehanza.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
La Sra. Hernandez

La Sra. Hernandez
Una Distinguish dana, la
Sra. Adela Hernandez, madre
querida de nuestros fraternales
amigos Casimiro, Lorenzo, Gus
tavo y Evelio Hernandez, fue
operada ell sabado por la noche
en- ell sanatorio del Centre Espa-
mol.
Con TODD exito realiz6 Ia ope-
raci6n ell reputable cirujano DIR,
Winton, ayudado por el DR.. Is
mael Angulo.
Ell estado de la enferma, en- la
manana de hoy, era bastante
satisfactorio.
Por su salud, por su inmedia-
to restablecimiento, hacemos
sinceros votos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
LOS CHINOS TRAIDORES
PROTESTAN

Hong Kong, enero 24.-Los
chinos traidores hicieron una
protesta ante ell consul japones,
acusando al Kuomitang de per-
seguirlos.
Estiman esos chinos, vendi-
dos al orc nippon, que deben ser
castigados los hombres que ba-
10 ell mando del general Chang
combate npor la libertad.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
DUPI1CADAS LAS u e
ZAS ITALTANAS EN- LIBIA

Roma, enero 24.-Se ha sabi-
do aqui por medic de I'm dere-
to publicado haoe varios meses,
que Italia duplic6 ell ndmero de
sus tropas en- Libia. Ademas,
"Se han acumulado materiales
de guerra para que ell ej6rcito
colonial pueda resistir, sin nue.
voS pertrechos, durante varias
semanas''.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
AUMENTO DE ARANCELES
A LOS AME-
RICANOS

MEXICO, ID. F., enero 24.-E.
senado discutira ell martes e.
propuesto aumento de arance-
les a las importaciones de Esta-
dos Unidos.
MEXICO trae de Estados Uni.
dos, sin obtener concesiones e.
p~eciales, el 1919 de sus importa-
clones.
Ell presidente Lazaro Carde-
mas fue muy obsequiado aver en-
Orizaba, donde Sc encuentra.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
Ell TEMPO

I'm poquitfn de fresco para
manana martes.
Vientos moderados del sur
y suroeste, que rolaran al oes-
tie y noroeste. Maxima aver,
80 grades; mfnima, SIS.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
EN- LA EMBAJA-
DA SOVIET

Hanhaw, enero 24.-Una ex-
plosi6n ocurri6 aver en- la en-
bajada del Soviet en- esta ciu-
dad. A la explosion sigui6 un
violento inoendio. Ignorase Ell
origen del sinieStro.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
NOTAS SOCIAIN

tando ell Sr. Geo. o. Pershing, 81
cretario de campo del Bur6 Me-
dico de Ay5uda a Espana.
La entrada sera gratis. FL Co
mite Femenino tiene a su cargo
81 orden.
Llevaran las senoras y seno-
ritas aIeg6ricos distintivos.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
81 Concerto

Lb GNftGeCft "
Culmin6 en- un gran exlto Ell
concerto de anoche, en- la sala
de los Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA.
Fueron presentados los alum
nos de segundo grade de la A
cademia de Musica de la L0gia.
Los ninos dieron pruebas de
sus extrsordinarios adelantos,
por 10 que debe ser felicitado Ell
Sr. Victor Gonzalez, ell maestro.
/ Pasaron los hermanos Lea
les una nocde deliciosa, con bue'
ma m1sica y admirable compa'
mia.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24
.EBfermG

EBfeT7nG
Sc encontraba ell sabado in
dispuesta la Sra. Cecilia Fer
nandez Rey, esposa de nuestro
buen amigo ell presidente del
Centre Espanol, don Ramon
Fernandez Rey.
Dana de grandes merecimien
tos, esperamos que pronto vuel-
va a disfrutar de la companfa
de sus amistados.
La gaceta., 1938-01-24

CoNferencta
Esta noche, en- ell Auditorio
Municipal, Sc exhibira la pelicu
la "Coraz6n de Espana," diser-
Evening star., 1938-06-05

IL likes in musical way, but they
realize also that an overdose of a cur.
rent favorite can induce Nationwide
dial turning.
A couple of years ago q network
sponsor devised costly mail system
OF learning public musical liking..
me thing became Nationwide fad
especially when the prizes from the
program. Hit Parade" began tn
trickie into thousands of homes. While
IL was deemed an excellent way Of
sampling listener tune choices. the
music publishers roared far into the
night because they could only sell the
top favorites. At the same time oS
course, they were using money and
personnel literally in efforts to get
tner songs on the Hit Parade"
Last autumn the publishers drew
up a trade practice code with ths
FEDERAL Trade Commission in an effort
10 do some self-regulating. While
tne code reads impressively, the pro-
fession of song plugging continues
10 be piled along rather familiar
lines, according to those who watch
the music industry.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

on the program with Baritone Glenn
Darwin lWRc, 12:3o).
VARIETY-w. g. Fields and Nelson
Eddy return to the Charlie Nc
Carthy show, marking the flrst time
that the original cast Of the program
has been together in many months
(WRC, D.
Tenor Morton Downey sings and
acts as master Of ceremonies for the
Magic Key program (WMAL, ID. He
presents Linton Wells, speaking from
Lima. Peru: Larry Clinton's Orchestra;
an original humorous sketch.
Feg Murray interviews Sally Eilers
and Alan Mowbray Of the films
tWMAL. 6:30).
Phil Baker is host to Floyd Rob-
erts, winner of the Indianapolis Speed
way automobile race (WJsV, $500.
nRAMA-Tyrone Power and Anita
Louise play in Stuffed Skirt, "
story of unemployed construction en-
gineer and steel heiress (WMAL, 81.
Discoveries in physics today which
may revolutionize the world of tomor-
row are the subject OF the World Is
Yours dramatization (WRC, $780,,
nISCUSSIONS-The final program
in the series on Economic Co
operation in the Americas" (WJSV
1900 presents Gen. Jose Felix Estigar-
ribia, Minister to the United States
from Paraguay: DR.. Carlos Conchs,
foreign minister Of Peru; Dr. Jose
Espalter, foreign minister of Uruguay;
DR.. Don Jacinto- Tombona Panchano,
Charge d'Affaires Of the Venezuelan
Legation here. ts=
A mother whose son has been
alienated from her by the husband
who won his custody in a separation
action brings her problem to John j.
Anthony (WOL, 81.
Floyd Roberts pops up in the list
ings again. being scheduled to face
the Radio Newsreel microphone (WRC,
4:30). .
The present British foreign policy
Is the subject OF the Round Table
discussion tWRC, $500. Participants
are William E. Arnold Forster, Eng
lish political writer and member OF
the English Labor Party Advisory
Committee on Foreign Affairs. and
two members of the University of
Chicago faculty. -*}e...- e
william L. Shirer. Central European
director for the Columbia Broadcast
ing System, discusses the situation in
Czechoslovakia (WJSv. 1880.
CPECIAL-Memorial services for the
Confederate dead in Arlington
National Cemetery, conducted by the
United Confederate Veterans and the
Sons and Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, are broadcast from the ceme-
terry CWJSV. 81. Speakers are Paul
L. Roy, secretary of the Pennsylvania
State Commission: Mrs. Walter d.
Lamar, president general Of the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy; Frank
r. McNinch, chairman of the Fed
eral Communications Commission, and
Representative Duncan of Missouri.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

competition Of the lively "Ti-Pi-Tin. I"
BY May there were few memories of
the Hope-Ross fugue among program
followers, but "T-Pi-Tin" still was
enjoying popularity with the equally
sane lyrics Of "Dipsy Doodle" having
followed downward trail much like
the Memory" composition.
The classic example of skillful song
plugging, Of course. is the campaign
that swept Bel Mir Bist Du Schoen"
into universal and relentless per-
formance. Getting more radio. news
paper and magazine boosts than any
song In years, it. attained a sheet
music sale of some 10000 copies.
This Is just about record for the
radio era. although several times that
number Of copies were dispensed oc-
casionally when songs caught the ear
Of the pre-broadcast period.
Song writers and publishers, irked
by decline in sales of sheet
Evening star., 1938-06-05

music since radio became national
pastime, are frequent and loud in
their moaning about radios intensive
performing Of currently popular songs.
Broadcasters take this argument with
. grain OF salt, and even a potion of
salts. as they watch representatives
OF composers and publishers try eyery
known method of enticement and
cajolery to get new selections per-
formed on the air.
So brusque and slick are these pro-
motion crews that networks have we'll
organized bureaus to check program
routines 30 that the frequency of per-
formance Of late hits can be curtailed
to some extent Columbia, for ex-
ample, has ruling that no song can
be repeated within two hours, except
In emergencies. Programs are sub
mitted two weeks ahead, and orches-
tras broadcasting from hotels and
night clubs must suomit their tune
lists q week in advance OF perform
ance.
National Broadcasting Co. has a
similar system, allowing sponsors just
. week in which to offer tunes. Ex-
ceptions are made when sponsors are
particularly anxious to use certain
melodies. With both networks the aim
Is to prevent repetition OF a song
within two or three hour period.
While the bulk of the plugging for
songs is engineered by employees of the
tune publishers, even band leaders ex-
change courtesy performances among
themselves to help one another popu-
larize new songs. Earlier in the spring
John Royal. program chief Of N. B. c.,
Is understood to have made an inquiry
into exchanging Of plugs among baton
wielders.
PUBLIC reaction against super
saturation of the musical air was
especially noticeable In the case of
Bel Mir Bist,D schoen," rs we'll as
the "Veni. Veni" chant that soaked
the autumn atmosphere. The listener
allergy did not develop. however, be-
fore the tunes had commanded sew
eral weeks Of perennial performance
The reaction became so violent in
both cases that habitues of Tin
Pan Alley began to wonder il they
might not be starting a swing against
excessive playing Of their latest lists.
Broadcasters have been just as anxious
as performers to give the public what
Evening star., 1938-06-05

Broadway in the play, Our Town" f"
Is the guest of Rudy Vallee (WRC, y;
Grace Panvini, soprano, sings with the
Toronto Symphony Orchestra (WMAL,
81; Eliza Schallert interviews Ethel
Norman (WMAL. 10:15); Kate Smith
conducts quiz of the men who run
the quiz programs (WJSV, -; Eugene
ONeilfs Anna Christie" is presented
tWMAL. 81; "Trooping of the Colour, I"
the British Armys celebration of the
Kings birthday anniversary, is des-
cribed (WOL, -.
ERIDAY-Bill Tilden begins cover
age of the Wightman Cup tennis
matches (WJsv, -: the tercentenary
OF the founding of Delaware by swed-
ish colonists is marked by a special
musical program from the Eastman
School Of Music (WMAL,. 7:30); the
new race track at Inglewood, Calf, is
opened and the first feature race
described CWMAL. 7:30); Sir Josiah
Stamp, British economist, speaks on
the worlds commercial aspect .(WRC,
l2;15); Hollywood Hotel presents
White Banners" with Fay Banter.
Claude Rains. Jackie. Cooper and
Bonita Granville twJsv, 81.
CATURDAY-The N. B. c. scholastic
- competition for amateur broad
casters OF high school age is con-
cluded (WRc. 3:3o); "surrealism" is
the title Of an experimental radio
drama (WMAL, .7:3O; A tabloid ver-
sion Of Jerome Kern's Roberta" is
offered with Bob Hope and Tamara
in the cast (WOL, 9:15): Surrealistic
treatment Of drama, poetry and music
furnish the theme of the Columbia
workshop dramatization tWJEv,
G:3o); A new children's program series
is inauguratetd (wJsv, lo;3o a.m.).
Evening star., 1938-06-05

oNDAY-enator Lewis of Illinois discusses
M other nations foreign affairs during
WMAI $500 The Forum
Co stations : " --e
The Hayden broadcast Of Alfred Kre
Evening star., 1938-06-05

dscHtIy, no" generally ldDele0 as
public relations. Those who ply the
trade are $50 active in getting results
that they often slay the goose that
produces the glittering yolk.
Best recent example OF overpromo-
ton Of new tune is the sudden rise
and equally sudden fall of Thanks
for the Memory" tune that Bob
Hope and Shirley Ross started to
fame in the Big Broadcast Of 1898"
film. Last March the air waves
literally rang with this pleasing ballad
and hardly an hour of listening was
available without heavy portion of
this ragingly popular song At the
same time it rose to a peak position
in sheet music sales despite the stir
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Old Clothes Man.
7 on COSTELLO Of the Abbott ant

I on COSTELLO Of the Abbott and
Costello team on Kate Smiths
programs has . unique collection Of
old coats. There are so Of them and
none OF them At. He's worn them AL
during his years In vaudeville and
has collected them from al parts Of
the world. Some OF then. are rs
years old. and there are old COACH
mems outfits, soldiers uniforms and
Chinese kimonos. He owns an old
baseball outfit that came to him from
his grandfather. Tramps have sup
Piled him with their cast-on gar
ments In exchange for ! couple Of
dollars.
Evening star., 1938-06-05


81; "streamlined" version of Bizet's
Carmen" is presented (WOL, $500 (;
Joan Crawford, Basil Rathbone and
Sam Jaf1e offer a radio adaptatio
OF Ibsen's "A Dolls House" (WJSV,
81; Bert. Wheeler, stage and screen
comedian. is the guest Of the Monday
Night Show (WJSV, y; Soprano
Margaret Speaks returns to the air
(WRC, 1900; Gladys Swarthout and
Frank Chapman, singers. and the
dance team of .Veloz and Yolanda tell
OF their unfulflled ambitions (wMAL,
-; John Barrymore and Elaine Bar
RE Barrymore join Eddie Cantor
(WJsV. $500; Assistant Secretary of
State sayre speaks on Reciprocal
Trade Agreements" (WMAL, $500 /:
Edward r. Morrow. European repre-
tentative for Columbia. describes the
Empire Exposition at Glasgow, Scot
land (wJsv, 11:l5 a.m.).
TUESDAY-Prof. John Erskine of
Columbia University, author COM
poser and poet, is the master of cere-
monies for Information, Please
CWMAL. 1890; jockey broadcasts
from the back of a jumping horse on
tne wilmington steeplechase track
CWRC, ~; Little Jackie Heller is the
singing guest of AL Pearce (WJsv. 81 !:
Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the
National Peace Conferences campaign
Tor world economic cooperation.
speaks on Revision of the League
OF Nations Covenant" (WJSv, 9:45):
girl who has overcome the handicap
oi almost complete paralysis, a man
VINO rode the back Of a whale throuph
necessity are introduced (wRC, 81.
WEDNEsDAY-Ruth Bryan Owen
Rhode, former United States
Minister to Denmark and daughter
OF the late William Jennings BRYAN.
ocgins series Of commentaries on
national and international affairs
CWRC, $500; Fred Allen interviews
designer Of fishing flies (WRC. 81:
: Cavalcade Of America treats of coal
tWJsV, y; Gang Busters presents
tne story OF three men who terrorized
tennessee WJSv, ~: Grace Moore
mas as guest baritone q man who
once sold tickets for one OF her con-
certs tWJsV, 81. Ted Husing brings
ADVANCE information on the National
Open Colt championship ewJsv.
s:45).
THuRsDAY-William s. Paley
president Of c. B. S., presents
the Peley Award to the Nations
outstanding radio amateur twJsv,
.1:l5); Frank Craven. starring on
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Networks Trying to Curb.
Repetition of Hit Tunes
But the Persistent Song.Pluggers
Continue to Hawk Their Wares
In Corridors of Key Stations.

efforts networks to keep tunes being
to Its feelings subject that the bizarre tactics
OF the profession diligence
uselng OF Tin Pan Alleys output
which
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Buy My Fiddles.
DEN BERN

HEN BERNIE once demonstrated
and sold fiddles at $5.ss apiece in
q music store on Avenue "A" in New
York to earn enough money to take
music lessons.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

T,HuRsDAY-william s. Paley
president Of c. B. S., presents
the Psley Award to the Nations
outstanding radio amateur (wJsv,
.1:i5); Frank Craven, starring cn
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Classics Of Rural Theaters
Now Furnish anew Field
For Broadcast Drama
Aaron Slick of Punkin Crick, Starts
Series Slated by Columbia Chain.
Plays Will Not Be Burlesqued.
Bv Chris Mafhisen.

the advent Of motion pictures a major factor in the Nations
scheme walls have
Fars and whatever frequent
nornfi' sounds poamng the demise the
Broadway stage Although
road has experienced rencarnaon in