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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Niqht Club NeWs

THERE IS another variety show
at Eddy SHEPHERDS Club Steva-
dora this week. New acts give IL
a lot OF snap and punch.
An outstanding performance Is
turned in by Phil DeJongh. the
French music hall entertainer who
proves that magic and music can
be blended. Further novelty is
added by Les Scott. the Pongo
Stick Bag. Comedy for this week
is furnished by an old time vaude-
vile musical act. Fredericks and
Collins, aided by freak musical in
struments and pull away clothes.
An uproar is created by Good
and Goody, the two fugitives from
an insane asylum. when they get
going in the comedy scene called
"BuZZin' the Bee" II is an old
comedy hit that they make move
effectively by using beer instead
of water.
Bert Herman. the jovial $50
FOUNDER, guides the show and does
a good impression OF Billy Gilbert.
Ethel Shepherd has some new
vocal arrangements and joins the
DeRoy Glamour Girls 10 present a
very striking production number
OF Gloomy Sunday.
Lee Walters and his orchestra
are in their third week.
CONGO - Ballroom interpreta-
tons by the Nortons. tall and
graceful dancers who scored a
success In their Detroit debut
here four weeks ago. are still the
star attraction in the "Mr. 5 by 81
revue. Harold Norton also offers
a single routine. a ballet bit in
the dramatic Hawaiian" number
for which he joins baritone Lorenza
Robenson. Personable swingstresS
Viola Jefferson is also held over
for more OF her special arrange
ments.
"Hotcha" Drew, the jitterbug
lqueen of Fifty-second street. does
1--WE in toe slippers and tap shoes,
singing a few Introductory bars,
and the Wallace Brothers. with
tap and mugging. receive good ap-
plause.
Producer Larry Steele masters
the ceremonies and Claudia Oliver
fronts the Congoettes in magma
tive production routines.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE 49, It's
farewell weekend for Alice Dawn,
vocal-eyesing songstress, whose
endless parodies on Met Him On
Monday" have kept the patrons
calling for more for several weeks
now. Terry Lawlor, Irish song
star, opens on Tuesday. Bernard
deft-fngered magic man, strolls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

from table 10 table with his be.
wildering tricks. telling fortunes
and characters by palmlstry.
WONDER BAR 49, Charles Cos.
tello. popular singing guitarist. and
his orchestra. are well established
in the favor of patrons after only
a weeks appearance. Charlie has
changed his style. TO feature his
guitar and stress dance abl &
rhythms. singing request numbers
from his huge repertoire.
Eddie Paisley's Vocalions share
the music-making duties with their
rhythms from many lands. and
novelty numbers. while songstress
AyIene Mason is saying her adieus
after record-breaking run.
BRASS RAIL - Del Parker
streamlined since her illness. is
back on the dais offering tunes
which the patrons like from her
repertoire of more than 400 ditties
and score Of new numbers. com
edy tunes and ballads. which she
brought with her when she re-
turned.
Roy SwartZ. piano-man. swings
the classics and has his own inter
.pretations Of popular showtunes
while Earl Beaudrie offers nova
chord solos and blends his instru-
ment with Roy's piano in special
harmony bits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"TaIk Of the Town" I71s
90. 7:04, i0:2s y. m. Careful, sof-
Shoulder Ii:os a. m. 7:3o. 5:54, Ell
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BROADWAY CAPITOL - lux. Girl.
Letter. Darling" iasa. s:sa. 1la. TO-
q. m.
CINDERELLA Girl" a:o4. SOS
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CINEsfA--"Lurs Of the Islands" II
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10 .. m.
FISHER - lux. Girl" 1880. s:4s
ing" 2. SIG. s:5s. ii:s7 p m
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MADIsON-"The MAJOR and the Minor. .
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PALMS STATE "Ysnke. Doodl,
Dandy" II a. m. 1855. $50. 7:45. 1895
PXRADIsE-'x Marks the Spot" 1:si
3;5s. 7:27. SIS, ii:os p. m Jay Nc.
Sham, 2:37, SOS. s:33, 1901 D m.
RIVIERA luke Girl" 1890. $50
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5:25. .. m, 1854 a. m. luke Girl, .
3:25. 7. 10 IS p. m. 2i0 a. m.
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Take a Letter. Darling. 7;5s, II az
TELENEws- News. Short Subjects. $
a r ~ 70 IL pRr11srs-asou.vn., IN
Find You" 1925. 3:S5, 7:25, 10 IS
.. m. Born 10 Sing" IL a. m, 2 so,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Ex-Saint Thrilled
By Gunfire Finish

HOLLYWOOD HAS givef Vie.
tor Francen the old turnabout
routine. For years he was known
as 1.-The man with the SaintlieSt
eyes in France"
Now at Warner Brothers studio.
Francen is playing villain of the
deepest dye in The Desert Song"
his first villain role in Is years Of
acting. He portrays Caid Yous-
self. Arabian chieftain and the
tool of Nazi conspirators. AZ
such, he meets a horrible end. He
is shot four times by Bruce Cabot,
while Dennis Morgan stands by.
Just" said Francen. happily.
what / deserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

" contention. Is now in tn
marines.
SNAPSHOTS OF Hollywood
collected at random: A secret
and interesting romance II that
Of Ann Miller and John Carroll: :
Olivia De Havilland and George
Guinle, South American man-of-
wealth, dining a third time to-
gether. giving credence to the
rumor that Olivia and John
Huston have said farewell.
Lana Turner IL In the hospital
with another strep throat: Mar
celis Phillips, the cutie I'm Para's
True to Life" Ii now the bride
Of Alfred Mather. local realtor;
Betty Cradle and George Raft
trying tn persuade their respec-
tive studios To consent to Betty
doing an extra bit In Georges
Background to Danger" and
George a bit I'm Betty's "Coney
Island" So far no luck.
Wayne Morris now q lieu
tenant g.. g.) In the navy; Vir-
ginia Grey arrived on her motor
cycle for n test at R-K-O;
Teresa Wright celebrated her
twenty-second birthday with a
small family dinner; Gloria Van
derbilt and Pat Di Cicco leave
for the East, where Pat will be
stationed.
That's all today. See you to-
morrow! But Anna Jascuk, Pas
sale. n. j.. says: "A bond a week
makes a Jap feel beat. IL lessons
his chance Of making advance. /"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Sells Script

ON HIS recent bond-selling
tour. Chester Morris auctioned
of his copy Of the script for his
new picture. Paramount's High
Explosive. Now I can say I've
sold a movie story" boosted the
star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Bogart on Duty

WHILE DIRECTOR LLOYD
BACON and the Action on the
North Atlantic" company shot
around him Humphrey Bogart
was serving with the coast guard
auxiliary on patrol duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Records Groans

FREDRIC MARGINS Best
signs and groans have been re-
corded for The Adventures C!
Mark Twain" They are a part OF
a handwriting insert purporting
to show the great humorist try
ing to start a new story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

or plunge
o u I I h e
door turn
ing Up coat
collars and
d u C X in &
their faces
against the
blown driz-
Zle.
It's the
daily grist
OF people,
( a m ilia r
and strange
faces. SUBJ
u r b a mites
going home,
no d fuls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Pillow Does It

DONA DRAKE. featured In
Paramount's Read 10 Morocco.
recently moved from furnished
to an unfurnished home and deco
rated her entire new house
around a davenport pillow she
liked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Jack Pickering $ y
Here
and


It's a blustery. rain-squaily
day. People dodge quickly into
the doorway of the bus station
on Washington boulevard and
shake the rain of their hats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Plays Jap

A WELL-KNOWN Chinese
actor. Luke Chan. plays a Japa.
nese officer in Paramount's Sub
marine Alert" for Producers Pine
and Thomas. Chan is president Of
the Los Angeles China Town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
She's the Champ

JUDITH ANDERSON. cur.
rently busy in Warner Brothers
Edge of Darkness" is rated by
critics as the greatest Lady
Macbeth" of all time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

hh. FiChEhhNe no - u Il y
from the South coming TO De-
troit for the big money In the
war plants. Scrawny. tired
women with tired children in
= tow. Young soldiers on their
way 10 war and excited by the
scent Of adventure older ones
coming home on eave. who
have seen adventure and are
excited at the prospect OF get
ting home.
Two alert pairs Of eyes scan
these faces, sizing them up,
sorting. cataloging them. The
eyes, on this gray day, belong
20 Mrs. Ruth Gray OF tho
Travellers Aid. and Mrs. Frank
0'Brien Of the USO, who
share q booth near the doors.
Time was when this stream
Of humanity contained its
hourly content of discouraged
|, men. beaten by the city and
! going home licked. TO forget
the dreams that brought them
here.
Today they are coming 10
Detroit thinking that money
lies in the streets, says Mrs.
Gray. They arrive with a par
eel full of belongings and no
money, but sure that they can
find something. As, indeed.
they can.
Sometimes they have 10
borrow enough money TO buy
a ticket TO Pontiac or Flint.
Usually. says Mrs. Gray. these
loans are paid back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3O.-You IL
never guess in a million years who
is leading the procession in The
Song OF Bernadette" contest. Not
only leading the. procession but
who will be signed within 30 days.
A little girl from the stage named
Jennifer Jones is the winner.
William Perlberg has made 46
tests of unknowns and we'll
knowns and Jennifer Is his selec-
ton. The only possible hitch is
Twentieth Century-Fox's demand
that IL the girl, who has never
made picture. gets this plum then
Twentieth must share her contract.
David SelZnick. who owns her
contract. may refuse. although
such a thing seems unlikely.
Vivien Leigh was little known
when she played Scarlet OHara
for David and certainly Franz
Werfels beautiful story carries
itself without any stellar name.
i think Bill Perlberg is so right
to choose a girl whose face is I'M
familiar to the fans. The lovely.
spiritual Bernadette should not
have been seen as any other char
acter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
TO-DAY EDNA SHELTON.


TODAY EDNA SHELTON.
wife Of the funny man, Red
SHELTON, found a new home for
herself after I 4 years OF married
life. All of this we told In our
exclusive story. But even while
she was moving she was plot
ting gags for Reds radio show
and his comedies. She II q very
capable writer and even though
both she and Red decided their
nerves were doing a Jingle
jangIe jingle" and they couldn't
live together M man and wife.
they would continue as q busi-
ness team. Edna drove him to
the studio as usual and then
went to see her lawyer. A friend
OF theirs said IL was his guess
after they parted they would
both discover IL was better to
night together than to battle
separately.
DOLLARS TO doughnuts Grets
Carlo won't answer the letter sent
her by Harry Sherman. papa oil
the "Hopalong Cassidy" series and
other de luxe westerns. But she
might not do so badly 10 read il
and give ii consideration.
Harry wrote and asked Greta tc
play the lead in The Colder
Lady" his latest western, saying
'Marlene Dietrich was considered
'on the skids' until she accepted
'DeStry Rides Again and IL brought
her back with bang. ] can do the
same for you in my western. You
can let your hair down and really
play a popular character"
That would make Greta the first
Swedish cowgirl at home on the
range.
DON'T know how true II the
whisper I heard today that How
ard Hughes had offered M-G-M
SI50,000 for LARAMIE Day's con-
tract to star In a new idea he
has I'm his very active mind. 1
do know. however. that LARAMIE
grabs of the much sought after
feminine lead I'm From Hero to
Victory" which Cary Grant will
make at R-K-O before he goes
into the air corps.
II Il one OF those little ironies
I'm the movies that LARAMIE
seems 10 get her best roles at
other studios. Her most sensa-
tional picture, Foreign Cor
respondent" was m n de for
Walter Wanger and my Son,
My Son., for Edward Small.
Apparently R-K-O decided not
to wait until Howard Hughes
came out OF hiding to discuss
Jane Russell with him.
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD
I am as sorry as I can be that the
youthful romance between Bonita
Granville and Jackie Cooper blew
up in a tremendous argument
Jackie was on the set of "Hitler's
Children. calling on Bonita. A
quarrel started and finished in the
young lady's dressing room with
Jackie leaving in a huff His final
words as he departed were: This
is the end"
Just why these two youngsters
battled. no one knows. Jackie
Briggs. who used to be the bone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

Less than q month ago. Mrs
Gray was asked to talk TO an
exhausted man and woman
sitting forlornly on n bench
down In the tunnel under the
station.
The woman said she WIS to
begin q job In q few days;
meantime she and her uncle
couldn't find n place 60 live.
They had spent three nights I'm
the bus station, going out by
day to eat at drugstore coun-
ters and look for lodgings
Three days and nights In the
heart Of Detroit, and nobody
noticed them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 30.-You'l OF contention now n
guess a million years who marines I/>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

Mrs. O'Brien. a volunteer
CSO worker. shares the booth
land sometimes the work)
with Mrs. Gray. She's used 10
watching these kids" go Off
10 war with excitement burn
ing in their eyes.
But one lad passed through
few hours before, more
excited than all the others
too excited TO drink the free
coffee, even.
HE was Just so excited
about getting home to see his
wife and baby in Grand
Rapids" Mrs. O'Brien says.
He'd seen action from New
foundland 70 MurmanSk. He
looked like 10. but be said he
had been in the navy eight
years and had seen action. A
lot Of action. But he said II
was a terrible thing to have a
gun In your hands. and he
couldn't forget shooting a boy
who seemed to be so young,
and probably didn't know
what II was about. >"
.
There've been Free Nor
wegians, Americans In Essex
Scottish uniforms, n drummer
from Scotland, and soldier
whose home was Honolulu.
Men from Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland. and q sailor
whose ship was torpcdoed.
A bluejacket asks where he
can get his pants pressed while
he waits: a soldier is hunting
for a brother he hasn't seen in
five years: there's a laughing
lad with no baggage except a
suitcase with the side cut out
exposing a bottle of whisky
strapped inside. Air condi-
toned whisky" he tells every
body in sight.
Such n lot ask, How can
we get married quick ." hut
one young man carried q copy
~ House Beautiful under his
arm. T thought there was
story there" said Mrs. O'Brien.
pretty soon he told us-he
thinks ne should walt till he
gets home 10 marry. but he'd
spent his last hours at home
with his girl, making plans for
the house they're going to
buiId-when he gets back"
Today Mrs. Gray was buy
ing gumdrops for a little blind
girl, IL years old. who had
come all alone from Lansing.
and was To he put on a bus for
Mt. Clemens.
Last week a girl with
rural accent stopped and
pointed at the electric light.
whats that" she said. Shed
never seen anything but a
kerosene lamp until she ar
rived in Detroit.
It's life. flowing through the
bus station.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
NGLISH SECTION

fields 1S warships, includ-
ing S battleships, sunk or dam
aged all are included in
these remarkable films of the.
japanese treachery.
In addition to the regular
world news roundup, the Tele-
news presents an interesting Is
minute subject from England
called Ferry Pilot" the story
of the tremendous job Of de-
livering military planes to the
R. A. F. Also on the program
is might Shift" a 10 minute
tour through Americas war
plants now laboring "a hours a
day.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
sTRAN 3.

keep inquiring for it's a nnili-
tafy secret and such things are
not revealed until after the
duration II. Congratulations
are extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Kristoff who. became the
proud parents of a bouncing
baby boy. Mothers maiden
name was Frances Klein. This
makes Josephine a proud aunt
for the first time =. Tomor-
row Lodge Mir 142 SNPJ will
hold their annual dance at the
S. HI. on Holmes Ave. The Blue
Jackets will provide the music
for all dance lovers. An invita-
tion is extended to the public to
attend. So we'll be looking for
you, you and you =. Goodbye
until tomorrow mite -. -. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
Collinwood Newsbox No.
Continued from page a.

ing with his steady It GER
tainly was good to bump into
our old but not forgotten
friend, handsome Ed Jackson,
who seemed to be enjoying him
self all evening . Mildred
Miller going to town on those
jitterbug numbers .. Fora Va
lencic popping in with the latest
hair clipping It certainly is
attractive, Fora . Harry Lor-
ber was quite anxious to know
if his name would appear in
the paper Don't be too
anxious for you're liable to be
disappointed, Lou Stopar
certainly knows how to man
age that bass fiddle" Just
keep the good work up, Lou . E.
1t seems like nothing can stop
orchestra leader Al Sterkal
from coming to a dance for he
has a broken arm but he was
there with his happy spirit I.
Julia Godec claims that she
never had such a good time as
she did this past week 1t
couldn't have been because the
house had a nice bunch of fell
lows, Julia, or cold it be {.
Noticed that everyone was in
quiring about the "Tots" Just
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
POWDER PUFFS
Continued from page A.

Josephine wasn't there? :.
Well, Blanche, it looks like the
blonde fellow finally took the
hint and went after you instead
of vice versa Fran Kinkopf
coming in with a new hair-do
and looked rather nice d. Ann
Kranjc and Helen Koshel
spent the weekend in Detroit
at Marion Dubich's house (.
formerly of Cleveland How
was it girls? :. Sunday night
we went up to the Slovenian
Home on Waterloo Road .
Johnny Vadnal supplied the
music D.. We noticed Rose Mo-
horcic with Bill Winevich quite
"a bit during the evening .
What will your STEADY say,
Rose, or don't you care? .
Stanley Bohinc looking happy
for a certain reason -. Jean
Kranjc and Fora Valencic were
rather angry at an elderly man,
who kept asking one of the girls
to dance with him = Why
does Dot Bozich keep on com
ing to the dances SO late, late,
ly? :. Florence Poznik. look.
ing very radiant Sunday night
we wonder why Jane
Dolence and Hedy Koze
dressed alike and the same
hair-do's, :. Ray Krajec looks
so nice in his zoot suit that we
| were tempted to borrow it
Curly Baraga and Dot Savage
coming and leaving the dance
SO early . Why? Harry
Lorber and Nick having E
rather good time {. Don't they
always? .. Wonder why we
never see Frances Kaple any.
more Where have you beer
keeping yourself? We see
Margie Mivsek with that sharp
color of hair >.
Well be saying goodbye now
and hoping to see you at E. 65th
and St. Clair tonight where
Johnny Pecon will dish out the
music . Don't let the gas
rationing bother you-it didn't
bother Richard Osolin and EN-.
ma Blum They took the
street car Saturday, and
guess you can too so long
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12

TeIenews Theatre

Starting last night and con-
tinuing for one week, the Tele-
news Theatre presents the of
ficial U. S. Navy pictures of the
terrific damage caused in the
sneak raid on Pearl Harbor,
just one year ago. These pic
lures present the complete
film story Of the havoc caused
by the first Stab" Pearl Har-
Dor, blazing inferno >. planes
smashed to bits on the flying
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
EVER ALERT

In one midwestern state,
more than half of the people
injured in traffic accidents
were war workers, according to
the Greater Cleveland Safety
Council. The guns and planes
and tanks they might have
made would help us win the
war. Don't drive near war pro-
duction plants during rush
hours, the Council urges. And
remember-it's always closed
season for killing or injuring
war workers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
Naprodaj n

trgovina, kjer Sc servira send
vice in lunc. Nahaja Sc naspro-
tt poulienega ternninala in to-
varne. Cena $500. Najemnina
$35 mesecno. Trgovina zaprta
OBJ veeerih in nedeljah. Zglasite
Sc med 2. in 8. uro popoldne ma
1888 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
Recruits for Farm
Labor

Farmers in this area are
urged to visit the local office
of the United States Employ
ment Service at 1912 West
Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio,
to discuss with Manager B. c..
Seiple, details of a newly-de-
veloped farm labor-supply pro-
gram in the light of their la
Dor needs for the remainder of
this year and for 1943.
Seiple says the program pro-
vides that under certain condi-
tons the Farm Security Ad-
ministration will arrange to
transport and assist in housing
workers who must be brought to
a specific place of employment
from distance of more than
200 miles.
It is stipulated that all la
Dor supplies within a radius of
200 miles of the place of en-
ployment must be exhausted be-
fore the Employment Service
can certify to the Farm Secur-
ity Administration the need for
introducing ou t S d e labor.
Then, if the farmers want the
Government to bring in work.
ers, they may sign coopera-
tive agreement with the Farm
Security Administration guar
anteeing employment for at
least three fourths of the esti-
mated working period, payment
of prevailing rates or 80 cents
an hour, whichever is higher,
and payment of each workers
transportation costs for the
first 200 miles.
AS work periods must be for
80 days or longer, and there
will be no initial transporta-
ton of fewer than 100 work
ers, it is expected that individu-
al farmers who need a small
number of workers will pool
their needs and enter into a CO.
operative work agreement with
the Farm Security Administra-
ton.
Wade Hammond, Ohio direc-
tor of the United States EN-
ployment Service, has an
nounced that there will be no
recruiting of farm workers for
distant jobs during such times
as they are required for essen
tial activities in their own area.
Workers who break their agree
ments will not be furnished re-
turn transportation.
Hammond said that several
states already have taken ad-
vantage of the new plan for
controlled migration of work
ers, more than 800 farm work
ers having been transported
from Kentucky to New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey,
while Michigan farmers are
\ planning to utilize this method
of obtaining workers to aid in
| their sugar beet harvest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-12
V najem Sc odda ali
prOda

prostor "a emo veliko ali tri
majhne trgovine, pripravno "a
gostilno, lekarno ali super-mar-
ket. Nahaja Sc ma East 177th
st. in Greenwood Ave, v IL
kljucno rezidencni okolici. Po-
klicite FAirmount 0745 ali FA.
5O43.
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Naprodaii

je Player Piano, v dobrem sta
nju. Mad 100 rol, - Zglasiti Sc
je ma 1859 E. n st.