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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-09-18
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-09-18

WE WANT to sill this page with good newsy items
Wv every week You can help When yod know
item of interest, tell uslabou il personally by phone
Wen 'ecate it. Phone No. One Double-one.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

Alligator and her eggs at Matching
time.
reports were true the olden alliga-
tors were much larger than those
found nowadays
An alligator egg is little larger
than a hens egg. The female digs
hole in the ground. and places
mud and grass inside. Then she
lays eggs and covers them with mud
and grass. Other eggs are laid
above these, and also are covered.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Not long ago I had a chat with
two boys about alligators, and they
asked me a number of questions,
including these:
How far is it from the tip of an
alligator's nose to the top of his
head? What does person use when
he goes hunting alligators?
How powerful is an alligator's
tail? How big are alligator eggs,
and how big are the young ones
when they hatch out? Which has
a worse bite, an alligator or croco-
dile?"
Those questions certainly are
enough to write a story about! In
deed I think We shall need two
stories to give the answers.
The distance from IAN alligator's
nose to the top of his head" depends
on his size. In the case of we'll
grown alligator, it usually is between
10 and 36 inches.
Alligators differ a great deal in
size. Many do not grow to be more
than 8 or feet long. Others reach
a length of 10 feet or bit more.
1t Is seldom these days that we
find an alligator Is feet long. There
has been so much hunting that the
larger ones have been killed off for
the most part. In past times there
were reports of big ones with
length of 25 feet or more, but if the
Evening star., 1941-06-11

The -Four Aces will be pleased 10 an
sver letters from readers if a stamped
13-cenO. self-addTeSSed envelope is III
closed with each communication so-
dressed 10 the -Four Aces. care OF The
Evening Star If you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge, send with your request
to the Four Aces. care of The Evening
Star, stamped t3-cent, Self-addressed.
large size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Attention, Flower Lovers

In response to many requests. I
nave reprinted my pamphlet which
gives the correct pronunciation of
200 names of flowers and garden
shrubs. Only 1000 available; ask
for yours today. Send stamped s.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

pasteurize must also be ter" as in
termite. terminate.
Correct pronunciation: PASS-ter-
lZe
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented.
Note: The word DAIRY from
the middle English DEIERIE,
meaning 'maid"D should not be
pronounced "DAY-ree" The first
syllable should rhyme with air.
hair, fair, as: DAIR-ee. The word
DIARY "a book, from the Latin
DIARIUM, meaning day should
not be pronounced "DYE-ree' The
word has three syllables, as: DYE
uh-ree.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

PASTEURIZE is the surprise word
of the week. The prevailing mispro-
nunciatiOn is "PASS-c -cher-ize."
AS the word pasteurize is most
familiar in connection with milk,
1t must be that We reason thus:
Milk comes from cows: COWS are
kept in pastures; our milk, then,
Is pasture lied"
But there is no earthly connec-
tion. The process of pasteurization
was invented by and named for a
renowned French chemist, the late
Louis Pasteur. who also originated
the Pasteur treatment Of rabies
(RAY-bi-eeZ)
Since the name Louis Pasteur is
correctly pronounced: Loo-WEE
pass-TER, the second syllable of
Evening star., 1941-06-11

Remove
letter opposite
which removed II "Leeed
Answer to Ye
tBD BEDFORD-FODDER food.
STABLY-BLAST blow.
SOBRIETY-OBESTTY
DORSUM-DRUNIS them.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

west opened lne lOul OF SPACES
dummy played low, East won with
the queen and South nonchalantly
tossed out the spade five. East con-
tinued with the spade ace, South
playing the jack. East then aban-
doned spades. convinced that West
had the missing deuce; and he laid
down the club ace. West signaled
with the club king and East led his
other club. West won with the
Jack of clubs and then declarer
easily won the rest of the tricks.
Even an amateur detective can
see that a spade ruff would have
set the contract. but it takes pretty
good sleuthing 10 say whether the
criminal was East or West Decide
for yourself before you read on.
Both were criminals. but West
was the deeper-dyed villain. East
might have set the contract by lay
ing down the club ace at the second
trick, leading another club to West
and then taking the spade ace and
trying a third round. BY getting
the clubs out of the way first, East
could lead a third round of spades
without caring which player had
the missing spade deuce. But this
play would have cost trick If
West had led a singleton spade TO
begin with, so East cannot be crltl-
cized much for this omission.
West was the real criminal for
signaling with the king of clubs
That play demanded a club con-
tinuation and Indirectly warned
against another spade lead. West
should have played his lowest club
to warn against a club lead and
Indirectly demand spade lead.
Signals are not used just TO show
high cards, but TO show the wishes
of the player; and West should
have wished for a spade ruff, after
which he could take the club king
to beat the contract.
x y
Yesterday YOU were Howard
schenken's partner and. with both
sides vulnerable, YOU held
A732
084
. 40 J76
%K83
The bidding:
schenken Jacoby You Maier
IA Pass 2 Pass
"a Pass ~
Answer-Bid three spades. Three
small trumpS are sufficient support.
since your partner has rebid spades;
and your general strength justifieS
another bid.
Score 100 per cent for three
spades, so per cent for four spades,
80 per cent for three diamonds, 20
per cent for pass.
Question No. 1888.
To-day YOU are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and. with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
1854
9 A732
Q A943
= 10 6
The bidding:
Jacoby Schenken You Maier
What do you bid? (AnsWer to-
morrow
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. 1nc)
The -Four Aces will be pleased 10 an
sver letters from readers If a stamped
l3-cenO. self-addreSSed envelope is III
closed with each communication sd-
dressed 10 the Four Aces. care OF The
Evening Star. If you desire the pocket
line of system
contract bridge, send with your request
TO the -Four Aces. care Of The Evening
Star stamped t3-centl, self-addressed.
larse-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Crime Doesn't Poy!-No. Sd

Look carefully for the crime in
today's hand. You may see more
than one miSdeed
East dealer
East-West vulnerable.
North-South part score of 80.
AK97
= A K JS
8 A K
&765
A43 40 10 8 6
ce3 ~T62
& @ JS2 q 10 3
d K0 jos D. A3
\ J 52
= Q 10 4
9765
g 10 4
The bidding:
East South West North
IL Pass p Dbl.
Pass p Pass 80
Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1941-06-11

cent. self addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, in care of The Evening
Star. Ask for free flower pamphlet.
Requests without postage cannot be
filled.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Take Ny Word
For 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Pdsteurize

Verb. To SteriIize By heating.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Baby ALLIGATOR Is 8 Inches Lono

The total number of eggs in q nest
usually is from 40 to so.
Warmth of the sunshine makes
the eggs hatch about eight weeks
after they are laid The young alli-
gators are curled up inside the eggs.
When they hatch and are able to
stretch out, they are much longer
than the eggs. A newly Matched
alligator is about 8 inches long,
but weighs only two or three ounces
The mother alligator takes as good
care as possible of her young. The
babies. however, have their troubles
They may be snapped up by large
fishes or turtles. There even is
danger from full grown male alliga-
tors who are looking around for
something to eat. Perhaps the big
males do not know just what they
are doing; they are greedy fellows
and seem to take little care about
what they eat.
For Nature Section Of your scrs pbook)
II you want 4 free copy Of the
illustrated leaf1et, Mexico and
Mexicans," send me . Scent
stamped, seIf-addressed envel-
ope, in care Of The Evening Star.
1~eA Rad
Tomorrow: More About Alliaators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
AndY's JaloppY
Makes Comeback

Andy uarsiy's famous jaienry
given az for st AFR 1uaKs
Hsfty smashed Il un n -knds
HaFsixs Private Secretary -
beer rccfeated N Life Begins faf
Anay itsFas new PLAYING At ths
NazIe Rex theatss
After Lewis stone hnuEhi
Mickey Reonsv new 80 n ne
isst picture. Y ~as thaukht nat
the old crate vas finished with -
movie career - Metre oilwyn.
NaYers transportation department
used its parts = repair ether
machines ~ the Ioi
nut the script Il the rev picture
cailea for AMY = a. eask a his
first love in closing scenes Ths
result wss that every mechanic
In she studio Vas turned loose q
flnd the missing parts and Fess.
senhle ths iaierry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Gene Krupa Loves
Drummer Role

Gene Krupa. who brings his IA
nous orchestra to Brad Brannon's
Century ballroom on Thursday,
Sept. 4. always wanted to be a
drummer. As a kid he was easily
hypnotized by the roll of the
drums
When Gene was II. ne got n
chance 10 substitute al the drums
for few minutes with the Frivo-
lians, dime-dance grind hand nj
q Wisconsin beach. But his hig
chance came seven years later,
when he substituted for a drum
mer when the latter tainted NJ a
dance hall. Gene stayed on the
job. From that point on he be.
came the uncontested champion OF
drums.
Gene is not one TO rest on lau-
rels. He practices nearly three
hours daily on his drums and then
an additional hour on the piano.
The piano is important TO Gene.
because it develops the suppleness
of his left hand, which has always
been a source Of concern to him.
He purposely opens doors with his
left hand. holds the fork in his
left hand and has even learned TO
write Ieft-handed
In working on the band stand.
Krupa sits up very high. over
looking the whole orchestra. sur
rounded by bass drum. snare
drum. two tom-toms. six cymbals
and COW bell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
One Night in Lisbon, With Madeleine
Carroll. Playing at Beverly Tuesday

Screaming air raid warnir
against once peaceful pavemer
out-except for ono tiny So,
Lisbon. Here, in the small G
last outpost Of sanity. peace,
Caught IN the sharp focus u the
cameras lens. this last bright spot
on the dark continent looms up
like = beacon 10 = eare-worn trou-
hled world For Lisbon. with its
century-old mystery and natural
beauty. is alive with dancing feet.
peopled with men and women bent
on mad merry-making chase
while they still have a chance TO
enjoy the sunny side Of life.
Starring the seasons most SEN
sational hit team. beautiful Made
leine Carroll and fun-loving Fred
Mac Murray. Edward II. Griffith.
produeer-direetor. has turned out
a comedy story of Europes last
gay city, One Night In Lisbon, "
which will open a return engage
ment at the Beverly theater Tues
day.
Fred MacMurray plays the part
Of an American aviator who fer
ries bombers across the Atlantic
10 the RAF He falls harder than
parachuist for Madeleine Carroll
glamorous volunteer chauffeur r.
= British foreign office official
Tho locale Is evenly divided be
tween AFRAID shelters IN London
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Dive Bomber" Filmed
AT U. S. Naval Air Base

Enrol Flynn and Fred MscMur-
ray head company Of $50 film
makers who went TO the naval air
base, San Diego. to film Warner
Bros U. s. Navy air thriller
Dive Bomber" current feature at
the Roxy theater. The film had
full government approval. an
shows advanced naval attack and
defense tactics which, IT is said,
will do more than any other fea-
ture ever filmed 10 scquaint the
public with the superb power and
organization of this branch OF the
government service.
Dive Bomber" was filmed in
technieolor. Commander J. r.
Poppen and Commander Seth
Warner were assigned By the ma
val seronsutics bureau in Wash
ington to work with Warner Bros.
director Michael Curtiz on tech
nical details in connection with
the project.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS

ROY, rrral Flgnn ana F4sd Mac.
MURRAY IN DIVE nnfnisHf ~ IS
: 30 $50 . So aisa March a
Tine Il 50, IA. eos. 3 %
RtAIIo - Don Amsehe ara Mary
Martin Va kiss fhe noYs orndRss
so las as 40 IN 10 also
r. hard Aflen In foFCsd tandlnk =
M sIc my Mickey nnansy md
Az, asa, q sssss Ate hss'". =; E,
70 90 also Robert Montgomery In
The nflas Wore Clutches. III ss
Ia $50. ass
nItr MOI - The Reluctant Drag
On u ~. atin. a4A 80 ie.iA.
$50 Iron Frrai in Hurry Charlie
Hurry u 50. : Is ais. asa
Ri,iraA William boyd IL wide
open Tosn, Ito. 40, TO TOTO.
aisa netts urahla In This Way
Please II IS. s., sss. asa
RETURN SHOWING
nrsIRi,N--Iaan Bennett and Ffan.
ehnt Tone IN "shs knsN Al the
Answers also Martha Scott and
William. oafsan Ia Cheers for Ma.
bishop
C,rifoi CLARK Cable and Hedv IA.
mari "a HComfaas x aiso lean
hlondeil and Roland founs ~
Topper Returns
conhi NIIs Richard pls ana PAT
Morrison IN Round up also AiAu
hoNhfaY and Donald Mcbride 10
-Fuotllghf Fever
nay sIHIiT Wallace nesrv and
iaffaine Dav ia The had Nan
also prnnis O'Keefs and Peter tuFf.
IN MI District Attorney
ItktNnob - Raw Miiihnd and
Veronica Lake IN = Wanted
Wings also Man Made Monster
fAnk Richard nik and Pat Aafri
snn in Roundup also Alien Jnnai
IN There's Magic IN AnAic
~ N AMI william nnYd and pa
Morrison IN Roundup alka Hffaf
Ahsfne and kae Francis IN IN,
Man Who Loaf Himself
nm barbara stanwYck and Henri
Fonda IN The LADY Eve ala
william how'd snd Russell Hasdel
N Border visilsntss
sHiii, Gene Auifs and Russell Hay
den ln Riding on a Hainhne ala,
lnpe Weller ~ "sls Lessons Prom
Madame Ia zonFa
~ Ssfr nins Crosby ana nol
HOPE IN Road Ia Zanzibar als
Jane Withefs ana Joe brown. Jr
1Iprf.i-nohert Taylor IN Billy IN,
Kid" ana Merle oberou ln ar
fectionatelv Yours
| LIBERTY. fnyaiiap 49, Greer gaFsol
and Walter PldReon In "Bloasofn
~ the Dust also Frank Buck
jungle Cayalfade
HfNtihA. sumner Walter pidRnou
Joan Bennett and George Sander
! IN Man Hunt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

hat Rochester and lack Benny
The ways!
I.svsnf. Virgins nsf<. nzrbsrn
Alien. Raymond wsIharr. Elisa
h<ta rzttrssnn Jerome cowsn and
Connie Boswell IN ne rsftur>.
Rochester y butler fer w@lhurn.
M - san tn ne rui< u nrn4s-
way shew anger sfd firen>iaI
txroon
To srhlesv th< sr~es.l effects fcr
lance h< efr=trd T. ne tars ~
tA< re- mt <anx. sand = NY
Hhae*@ Rochester intrc<hc<d .
ne~ isssa IN lance t><hn,4a< ~
having .snapap<f nEsed = M
-nlss NJ his zhaes
kItkuaxh h< found the s<h><Iaie
strsuuetls. re<h<<ter ennfIna<d -
make - regular weekly <presr.
sners - tn~ f@<k n~nny rr-rrsm.
while r<fformInx FIR the sxmevss
n kl.s the mrs Geadbys
That's my NJ termed hims~lf eniv
rsft.ssms Fugitive from p<nov.
One - the zfr~sss< Nesra PR
fnTmef. Rochester. ~ne~s real
same - Esl<fs< snies<en. ws< nr<u
n Garland. csHfsrni< After IT.
lsaaInk high s<huei. Rochester ~
d~d - e~eez< = dancer. <s1 ~
..en .an@aF4z4 IN v.f.@xuIflx f~e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
$4,000 Persons
Watch COWBOYS

EIIENsBrRG The country's
top oowhands ride and rope Mon
day for the three-day money
awards at the 10th Annual Ellens-
burg rodeo that attracted record
crowds.
Nearly 1900 persons, the
largest crowd IN five years.
watched Tommy knight Of Cody
Wye. outlast tho other hronc
busters Sunday 20 take first place
in the finals ~ the saddle-hronr
event with a two-day total Of 6A7
points
Iiggs Burke, Comanche,
Okla, took first In roping
with An accumulated total of
S2.f seconds, and James Irwin.
Meatberford, Tex, led In the
bulldogging competition with
combined times of ia
seconds.
Dick Griffith, scottsdale, ARR
national champion Brahms bull
rider. injured his right Lex and
finished down In the list. but his
victory Saturday gave him the
two-day lead wrth 1922 points. Car
Dossey. Phoenix. Ariz. national
bareback riding champion. tied
for third yesterday hut held first
place in the finals with 651 points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
By PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Tiu,es special Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD the Louisiana Purchase set which is
New Orleans street lust with a lot Of Aard Gras
floats and ceebrants. saying howhaveyou-been 10
reddsh-hared beautiful actress IN volmnous blue dress
There quite lot of din while ehatted an assistant
director wandering around hoerng for someone named
Margaret Hayes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

ifuH aNNaHE " ne HIFA
have come II the parting Of
Rochester explains thst Re wes
Only rzft.tlne fugitive from
n<nny hzst long enough - esm.
eastr = singing md azmdnE role
- the Paramount film version ~
~ Broadway STAGE ~ -x's= the
navs C.co<shye.s ne comedy sith
massr No. AZ fAs nlslse th<ztsf.
starrinr I'm kmechs snd Mary
Martin
To easnfcd comedian. vhs a
knn~n re country over far his
Characterization - I,<nnys fsdln
ana Movie valet cleared - the
reason. making i rossanls feF hiu
u appear IN picture without hi'
noged ~hess Tyricsi n Hurhss'
Ter. ne explained u an ~ssh = xsx.
We'll. seu SO. ssid Rochester
IN hs vrn.knawn Fsspy satcs.
NJ. Henry hasn't ist me hass .
aax of ~ = xacatinn IN frsfs.
snd that time ~ hsss psiinz up
- when Paramount aahea ne
suuld ! take : rite n Kiss ne
naya Caofhye ali ! said Wa ~
- there nst - snoa - fsz bad
: chance 10 60 eund and - Mr.
benny seesfnye Tor few weeks
Thereupen. Rochester mined =
featured east which lneiufrs Oscar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

Is. The ring of hohnail boots
Is. All of the old world hlacked
along the southern coast
pital Of Portugal, remains the
laughter. music and romance.
and Lisbon's glittering gay night
lifc. Fifth eolumnists stalk in and
out the picture between laughs.
furnishing exciting suspense and
more than one reason for romance.
Excellent performances are civ
en- by the ali.star supporting cast
which includes Patricia Morrison.
Billie Burke. John Loder. Dame
May Witty. Edmund Gwenn and
Reginald Denny.
Bert Wheeler will share the
screen in Las Vegas Night"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Clio, AFL Plan Joint
Labor Day Observance
KTTCIIIkAN. AIaski

kETC HIkAN. Aiasks-The Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations
and tho American Federation ~
Labor made Joint plans today for
Observance ~ Labor day.
In preeedent-breaking JOIN,
meeting. representative, OF the
rival labor movements decided that
unionists viii march four abreast
two CIO mem ers and two All.
members in the Labor day pa
rade. All local unions will be
represented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Actress Turns Silk
Worms 10 Institute
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - AciTeR~ Ann
Sheridan Monday turned 20 silk
worms over 20 the California Insii.
tuie OF Technology.
She received The worms from
John Custa. a New York sdmirer.
who suggested that she use them
10 grow her own stockings ss long
ss silk supplies are limited. Dr
Robert Corey 81 the Institutes
chemistry department. read ~ IN.
gift and appealed 10 her 10 donate
the worms to the school for expert
msntG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

Presently a man came Ut ana
tsid 70 the blue-gowned gal Par
don me. but they're calling you
,nd Miss hayes dashed off in a
fluster at having forgotten her
own name.
You couldn't blame her for not
remembering - she has had five
names definitely and scores Of
others tried out at rechristening
pow-poWS. In Pottsville. Pa. about
- years ago she was born Florette
Regina Ottenheimer. but by the
time she had become one Of the
most popular models in New York,
and was getting stage ambitions,
she realized that Ottenheimer
would be a tough moniker TO put
into lights. So she reached into
the family tree and pluoked out
DeBussy.
DEBUSSY TOO PUSSY
The gang around the Stork club.
where all heads frequently turned
n watch her coming in for dinner
with some lucky lad, decided that
"Florette DeBussy" sounded too
deliberately theatrical. and
emerged from a trance with Dana
Dale"
So Dana Dale made several
soreen tests IN New York and
finally went to Warner Brothers
on the usual stock contract. Moth
ing much happened, 80 one day
when she wasn't busy posing for
leg art she went over to Para
mount and got a job. Everything
was dandy except her name; the
studio had been plugging Virginia
Dale for couple of years. 80
Danas last name was switched to
Edwards. And then. just as she
vas getting used to it the studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

announced: Dana Dale hereafter
VIII Be known as Margaret Hayes
INSTEAD ~ Dana Edwards.
Hollywood always has figured
that names arc extremely impor-
tsnt FOR players as well as picture
titles. though there's no rule for
determining what vii click Nu-
merologlsts get rich figuring out
attractive tags for glsmorists ana
aspiring heroes. but Just about the
cnly good example that the
pseudo science can claim - De
anna which was devised by the
numerologist secretary Of Edna
Gay Durbin's agent. The best
screen name in town. according to
most actors estimates. is Clark
Gable" and that, his own.
DON'T MAIZE 1T LEGAL
Looking over the constellation.
il seems very few stars retain the
names under which they started
life. Yet few Of the changes have
teen made legally. and checks and
contracts still are signed with
original family names which would
mean nothing To the fans.
Quite a few names which uSu-
ally are considered masculine have
been tackled on young actresses
lately. Gene Tierney always makes
me think Of Gene Tunney And
Warmers are plugging statesque
Alexis Smith. Virgil sang Of a
beautiful youth named Alexis. but
the contemporary Alexis Is a
blonde actress.
For names that stick in ones
memory. though. like o. o. Dull.
a new producer at Metro. and T
Hee, a director for Walt Disney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

Pert ond pretty os usuol,
Poulette Goddords sienols for
silence because she's one Of
the busiest actresses in Holly
wood. making one picture right
otter the other ond Some
times two OF O time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

Don't anyone The dea that Rochester and lack Kenny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Boyd s New Horse a
Pure Blood Arabian

when yuu innh =, ne beautiful
aii.whlls horse ttorslnns Cas-
nidv rides w his latest screen al.
venture. Wide Open Tea n.
which IA nov At the RIVERS thea
ter. you'll he iansins II nre q the
very few rute-hred sllswhlts Ara
han stations In kntefies. The
horse IA Topper" the personal
property ~ William neyd. ~hn
plays the "iiarslans roles IN pis.
tnres he has smother just like
Topper. named Drumhest.
whlch ls the personal mount %
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