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Uhe best arranged; and -prettiest vau-r
ld4VJlo. theatrcuiiMhe Stat;?. '
' Saiamy Lun-J's' "Ynangle Glrli lived
Up LU HiUi4 UUttiUU ; Hi J Ug 11 V U v, M:
. . - . - ' Scu.h where they hive been bireak-
-Never in the history of the theatre ,- - tt0Vdnnr reonfdV eVerv
has there ever been so widespread de- town in which 'the appear: ' and Hn-
mand for return engagements- of .a -dlcat'loris1 poihT" to 'capacitr .business
play as there is for David Wark Grif-. n thc W?ev at the Rdval. The or-
fith's magnificient spectacle "The zation has that air of "first class-TCfll Man9fr PlaVnVo An Im-
Which Will com- nc.Pri hv fpv fniirtncr nm-i . . - -
. o. - uurtuuv i an iui. mk.
x in nnnn im
Birth of a Nation
mencea two-day engagement Christ nvc hrcugli tho. Southern terri-
. it 4 A" J M T lint A . M k - n, .- ' r - v i ' - X f '
Germans -
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ORE, LAME BACK
a
Start
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Hanifcorn-On-The-Rhime, S3ec,-.18. ;
One of toe most important wneeis in
Rub :t Pain Right diit , With
Small Jrml Bottle of Old,;
mas day at the1 Academy of Music. tcTvand' every member 'of. the com-
During the past season, in -New : panyfisa -wdrker and hot'put in sim
York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia ply to. fill the stage; with: people..
Pittsburgh, St. L,ouis ana in an tuc . 0ne ot the Dest trained s.nglng and One or toe. most important waesis iu - pr,-.. rt "f' TarrtV8
large cities of the country the .past .dancing choruses of rear pretty -girl 3 ; the'German; war Machine Is, .Ugust t eneT:rf ;"f.T '
records for long runs have peen jt scmo cf the newest and, best I Thyssen, m ante Deiium. days coai anu i KJU.
eclipsed and new records estaousueu icdking costumes seen, here th:s: sea- .steei, magnate wtr..tnevAirj?t;Jraui..v; vut
that are almost ' unbelievable. Over ctIi 5s one Cf the strong drawing , nowin view of. the industralization of
six million people have enjoyed, its cr.rda cf Lund's dandy show
Kidneys cause Backache? No! They
Hy war. General Field Marshal of the in- have no nerves, therefore . ' can not
wonders. Never before have so many Jensen, tWe famous yodeicr, with four dustrial army, and collaborator ; and cause painr Listen! Your lackache f is
people flocked to see an entertain-- years record on p:g time neitn 4imwu.ui6, w , . Wucu uii8u, wu,
ment Twice every .day the' theatres vaudeville circuits thoroughly- d . and f rail, but powerful as an industrial andhe quickest relief is; something
have been filled wherever it has been lighted e lar?e crowds1, and was Reader. Notwithstanding Tthe It
presented. Where return engage- repeatedly caJJod back on every ap- us scope of his work he clings ,stu; ;jight on your painful back, and instant,
ments have been played the-'ftttehiillpearance. Thd Triangle Trio, the bornly to old-fashion
He will not tolerate a stenographer a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil"
rheMari Who .Made 1 "The Birthi of a Nation"i Says That One
Day We Wilt . Pajr:$5. It's :Answering the Law of; Natural
Selection.
3
anPA has been larker than during the nfftiest singins: and dancing trio
earlier engagements. It is of extreme- ever seen hi Wilmlngtoa, presenting
ly rare occurrence that anyone is sat- a new and novel act, was another
isfied with one seeing of this wonder- strong drawing card, and the. beauti
ful production. It is safe to say thatv ful special scenery added much to
three pillion people have seen it -t put the show, ever big.
least TWo times. ! The same big show will fee pre-
Trr i0 rniiV.A that, fiftv oeonle rented or the las times tonight, a
A' TT JVjVivi -
for his personal usei but writes all his from your druggist and limber up. A
letters by hand. His correspondencemoment after it is applied you'll won
is large, much larger than he can at-"der ;what became of the backache or
tend to. along with his other duties at lumbago pain
bis -office. So he takes what is , left Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" i
over home with him to his only luxury, whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia, i
his castle.' home near Kettwig, and af- rheumatism or sprains,, as it is. abso-1
are required to properly present to nrana new sncv go.ng on .omorrow tsp dinner fin?shes it , if it takes until lutely harmless and doesn't bum the
the public the gigantic production, a. mii'nec , the wee small hours of the morning, skin. Advt.-.
There is an orchestra . of thirty ' care- "THE CAT'SPAW" AT GRAND. -f Despite his enormous wealth he has .. :'.
fully selected musicians expert operr "Forgive me it was i I who told the never personally owned an automobile, TMR NEW GOVERNOR
electricians and others wno pwice. ; :uu tuuBuFi;e-iuiLB.Cu xvw.- nor wiI1 iie rjde m one to save ms own , rKIl-,0 A . : viC ynDC
a roster as 'large as that of ane but tha.was alter sne learaea time. He goes and .oraes from) his jei cjvm-; iwiu-r
fact of St. John's wierd "double.' Its an home to his office on foot or in a street , T"
inriflptit in "ThA flfltsnSw." a master tr nran.c o mnAaa . Ta.VAlnio1 Tokio. D6C. 18.--Pield Marshal
ators,
make up
most dramatic companies, in
much larger than the average
He wears a modest, darkcolored
j i i V r. Vl-r 1 x.2. i i - ' ' i ; . . . i. f i r'nnn f -rc ViiTviJAlii Hacoca tro f nTm pr
It is the massiveness in both ma- urama wnicn uas ueeu ufougm uacs business suit msteaa 01 tne iormai iyommu. xx,v.t,T, 1
terial and manner of presentation cf to the Grand for tomorrow, with "morning suit" so generally affected in chief of they general , staff of f the
The Birth of a Nat'on" that has "Gloria's Romance" in resporrse i- to Germany, and looks less like a multi- Japanese army has ; f been officially i
made the public not only willing but many requests. It is one of the strong , millionaire than the average clerk. uppoiniea governor-geuerai ul vu-
eager to pay the prices necessarily , est dramas ever seen on any screen, J From the 'very outset of his climb rca, in succession to Field Marshal
charged for such a production. In a story of double-identity of a clever from comparative poverty to great Count Seiki Terauchi,- recently
the Griffith spectacle the scenes of crook, who, finding his exact double riches, and above all to very great re- named prime minister of Japan,
sheer strength and beauty are of Ho- in physical appearance engages him nown as an industrial leader, Herr It is understood that naval circles
to impersonate himself, while he, the Thyssen has steadfastly refused 01 ail auuit? uisaiiyuiuimciH .o
had hoped that some representative
- "'. . . ' -l ' i,i
In the late 60's he founded an iron 01 tne naval or saisuma cian womu
Marc MacDer-! establishment in Duisburg with lis oc piacea in cnarge 01 Aorw, me
' ancient Hermit KinKdom. wnicn tne
VUU 1 UOICI 9 1 KSVSU i, .
meric erandeur. Not even Nero ever
gazed upon such a magnifieient spec-, crook, takes advantage of the helpful ( titles.
tacle. The night riding of the Ku aiiDis tnus turn:sned.
Tfin-r Trinn innlrs likfi a mmnanv of! Miriam Nesbitt and
avenging spectres sweeping along the mott have been given the opportunity total capital of 8,C
, , . f thoir oofoorc fm. 'rfMmsMft fnw ' 9.d f(( ani in 1 R7i mntfed ihn ninnt Japanese have annexed to their em
moonnt roaas. mere is a yiuiuiiai v,v,i v-i u.bv.v, ;vi r
.- . .i... .: - j A r..-ti-j . v: t..i i it. . ; niw under the name of L-hOSen.
mmrh in pvpfv ssrenp iui, v.viq worK m tnis curious arama to iviueinyim oa tue ivuur, wuere meic
This reaiistic pictorial reproduction
of history- in the making is of unto'd
value to both young and old. Schools-
founded on the popular novel of that later came into existence the plant
name by. William Hamilton Osborne. , "Deutscber Kaiser," which today
Tt is a tale of thrills, and marvelous eludes one-tenth of the coal lands of
Viscount Hasegawa took a promi-
winning many Drimant successes.
; His division wont a special victory
in the battle . of Lisayang. .
i After the conclusion of peace Gen
eral Hasegawa .in 1907, was ap-;
have been dismissed all over the "" ?AIuouo nuuayu, u0 uv...c0ti,Ua.m e,i6"v. ,o.
United States so that the children eI in makinS !t uniQue in fascinating Just before the war there were em
might attend matinee performances. &sPense. Perfectly mirroring the ployed some 20,000 men and thecoal
. . ... fharm nnrl urin nf the hrwit fiplHtj nntoinp1 enmp S7A millinna rf
Besides the historical worth or tnis - the bill w th "the final chap- cubic me ers of coai He is now the Pinted commander of the Japanese
offering the constant emotonal throb " is on tne Diu. w-ta tne nnai cnap-;CUDic meters oi coai. tie is now tne sttftkmfetf4 in Korea and ro
of the romantic story thrills the heart ter of ' Gloria's Romance," that great principal owner of half a dozen hue . e St . dn JS tenure of
A t. ... tu 1 serial which for the past twenty industrial projects in the Rhineland. f mamed tnere during tne tenure oi
01 Al 155 LUC 6l""cmc urec , s ! office of the late wince no, tne nrsi
of modern histrionism in its newest . . " v-JU"t"'
1 lU J&Wts A.:.i .-d h-fe
v ? " A ? J'
efface from memory i be miiw?
ner Wittt which Mansfleui
drf "BeriTerac, tossed his mZ ?
crar;,These are specific in?
illustrate my meauiug.
".was. tbe art of interpret
fled. The player and his nft
the great figure in such 41,
the moving picture it is differ,.
poetic simulation, the tour i .Th
which arrests atteniim, e K
"memories that are to liv0' u
power.. The brain hoi,i.i tt
never revealed, it ien,i if..,.s.at is
- w i i rn
vub HWl'U IS (1110 of IK1
thai
attributes of true art ti,.. .. , rarsi
is BUDjective. There is i. ,.: " lulfls
t,i.' . " ";u
iU" '.""'Kthin,
the spoken drama. Pnr, i..,.,.ry,ltt
and, if artistically doiu
mere presentation may
Lieutenant Pollner, a young and
,nifa nntrampiTPrt hv thp limitfltnua hundreds of Vvilmingtonians. Whether
of the stage. Never dd those who or not, you will certainly want , to well known Danish f military aviator,
you have followed this serial through is planning to make a record by
or not, you will most certainly want , crossing the Atlantic. He figures that
the comfort of a theatre seat for those w occ "" "l ""5. uUv.c cue i-iu .auus
ai iorceiui and aramatic climaxes ever ! to wewroundiand can be covered in
participated in the actual scenes ever
see Jwhat can-be witnessed today m
who lived then never had such a com
ptehensive outlook.
registered for the ending of any serial j about 30 hours, and the whole trip to
ThP rnmW rP . - :
lae-Dinn oi a aation wju oe ao- - w , . . ' . 'j
t ' A R A WHOMrn Tl iMMri ! weataer' was net discovered until'
sale of seats opens at the box; office
next Thursday morning. It will be
remembered how long were the linefe
A NATURAL WONDER
Edgemont, S. D.f Dec. 18. A nat-
resident general.- He is tall in stat
ure, of robust physique and in ap
per ranee stern and dignified.
It was first understood in Tokio
that the gbverhor-generalship of
Korea would go to General Yusaka
XJehara, tie present chief of the gen
eral staff of the army.
rount Etienne Tisza. premier of
late:-. Hungary and generally considered the
In the hottest months of the year dominant personality in the dual mon-
do forms in the tunnel, sometimes archy at the present time, is a man
w
of ticket, hnvers last seasnn and it . ' ' . . .lf "l "u of very simple tastes ana naous, ai-
hardly seem's necessary to irhpress Si fom of n ic cave U to 'r' de- m"'-? t?" J? tat during cold though he posse,ses vast etates and
TifL. f.isror's of
i yuiciiusms mcir scii wen m au- tourists. The ice cave is situated at
vance. Those who were disappointed Englewood and is one of the few
last season will surely not need this natural wonders of its kind in the
remainder. world.
The production of "The Birth of a As la unique feature ; among the
Nation" will be exactly as that of natural attractions of the Black Hills
last season. The high standard of ex- it ranks with Wind Cave and with
cellence will be maintained m every Crystal Cave, and in some respects is trickle through the rocks, which
of the tunnel is a spot from which
the heaviest snow is molted in win-1 NOTICE of FOBECLOStitn.
ter and green grass is always found under and BY VIRTUE of tbe power
there, in all seasons of the' year. &SSSS
The formation of the ico is bekeved Sellara to the Co-operative Buildlnjr and
to be du to thp nWiirp nf rprtain Loan Association, on the 15th day of Octo-
" . , . i? P'V-enco OI ceIPn ber. A. D., 1814, which said mortprasre is
Chemicals m the , Solutions Which rPfordert In hook 77. at nacre 76 of the Rec-
nPT31l , " ji a t j,-, ....
, . . . ..M i;,eu mcre wonaenui tnan euner or coming in contact with
xue uiduiiee ynces h-iii range irom tnese. The cave has developed pe- air, cause a lowe
ords of New Hanover County, default hav
ing lpon mn1e in the navment of interest.
currents of the undersitrned will esnose for sale oa
' Friday, the 28th day of December. A. D
The night prices will cuiiar features which make it a most wil u , Vi " K . . Iftl.-at 12 o'clock M. at the Court Honse
to n Jf- v . Jr Ird,lures' fn, mKe u a most Why the ice should disappear m vm- door in New Hanover County. N. C, for
ts f1- , etS '3tifymg preposition. . ter is not. so easily explained unless .b af public auction, to-th -htenesfbld;
be from 2o cents
will go en sale at Elvington's Phar
macy Thursday morning.
ROYAL HAS BIG OPENING.
with . the
i
Some, ten or eleven years ago, - what
i now is the ice cave was run as a tun
nel by the late Harve' Sheff er, and
it
IS that the Production Cf a lOW nf lanrt lvlnr nnrt hoinsr sltnato in th fMtv
temperature, under the1 circum- ,pf VVilminsrton, County of New Hanove-
f . State of North Carolina r
rP?nitP tho HiM(miihio ,.,),., , . , , . . . .u.wo uu, jjcccui-u ui at a point in me eastern
uespite tne aisagreeabie weather 1-ad been mished about, ninetv fppf - . A. isn. wnn,M,.;.t-o.r horirnn
b W - j m xii iv 1 1 v.ut 1 rill fi i 11 J U ilt 1 1 Oil ""- p v-f
last njght, capacity crowds attended into the hill when work wns ahan-!..:n, iu- u 1 j being one hundred and thirty two (132)
the first onenine nf Wilminnn' r ' - -?? 4 with the chemicals contained in t he ,foet Houth of the intersection of the south-
tne nrst opening of V ilming,on s oned as no satisfactory mineral solutions "rn line of Nixon street with the eastern
newest and swellest vaudeville the f how'rg was encountered The fact ' " line of Fourth street, running thence east-
atre, and were thoroughly delighted that it had the power of producing! Person & Rnlrs. headnuartPrs tnr liJltSSS
Oeautiful hule - playiX3U&.- ice evon dnrinw-. fh hnffptit e.nmrntn r-s-i ' -. . . - .. 1 line ol James street, thence southwardly
.." , - - ... .T.."" r. . "1 iU,iima8 Biippera.s- A-ii-i-zi;-. along t've said westeru line of .lames street
(.W fee ; thence westwardl.v and parallel
wifh NL on. street one hundred and fiftv
I (1"i0) fit-, to the eastern line of Fourth
street: tunce northwardly alone tlie said
eastern lie of Fourth street thirty-three
(.mi rcet i rue point or negmning. Hame
being port f lot No. 3. in block 323, accord
ing to the fficlai plan of the City of Wil
mington. N. ('. . ; r . ,
Dated this 27tb day of November, A. D.,
1fl .
CO-OPE R AXi VR BTTTLDINO AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Ry THOS. W. DAVIS. Attorney.
l-2S-lnw-4w-tnes
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. r iM - mdm f fmi ti ft
till -o'? iSTf--, , .. 6mv f! 1 1 - II iHV - I-
. c ,0 M " 1 1 Mashers
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By D. W. GRIFFITH.
HILE there has been a vast
amount of comment regard
ing the advent of the $2 mo
tion picture, it seems to me
that there really is no occasion for
surprise that a picture should be pro
duced which vies with the best offer
ings of the dramatic stage. After all
it is nothing but the old first law of
nature the survival of the fittest The
remainder is purely a question of s
ection and execution.
When it was first announced; that we
intended to present "The Birth of a
Nation" in a regular Broadway Thea
ter, which had never played a picture
attraction before, the wiseacres of the
theater, world said it would not suc
ceed. You see, they knew nothing of
pictures. Most people had looked
upon a motion picture drama as a ten
cent proposition. They measured ev
erything by the standard of price. It
was not surprising that they overlook
ed the fundamental facts in the case
and were unprepared to pass judgment
upon this undertaking. But in all
truth there was nothing daring or ven
turesome in it. You see, we knew
what we had. That was an advantage
which the other fellow had never tak
en into consideration. , , :
The significance of this is in the proof
df the big picture being an undoubted
success. There will be. many two dol
lar pictures. The success wilt depend
entirely upon how well they are done,
and reverts back solely to a question
of merit. It takes great care, time and
pnnr-moim pxvene. to- produce a pic
ture which will compare with the best
the spoken drama can bring forth. But,
given the, theme, the understanding
and the ability to project his ideals,
the moving picture director has a ma
terial advantage over the stage direc
tor who" puts on a comedy or a drama
of contemporary life. The latter is
confined and limited in his scope. He
can show only certain scenes In the
limits of three walls, and at best has
only a few square feet in which to
place his characters. For his back
ground he must depend upon painted
scenery and manufactured effects,
which are, after all, only miserable
imitations of natural, objects. I do not
mean this in a spirit of criticism.
There are fundamental Ideals , of the
spoken drama Which make it the aris
tocrat of the arts. Every one of us
has pleasant 'recollections of great mo
ments when true dramatists enjoyed
the privileges of artistic interpreta
tions. When a great actor throws the
best there is in him into the principal
role of a fine play you have a combina
tion which is irresistible. I have been
impressed deeply by such perform
ances upon several visits to the thea
ter. What painting or piece of sculp
ture stands out in your memory to
compare with this, living, 4 breathing
th ing you are , part of . for a single
evening. : Long. ..yearsy afterward In
pleasurable reveries you recall the play
and the player. Who over saw Irving's
matchless work in V Lou is . XL" . ca n
forget that wonderful scene when he
urged the images on his cap to listen
to him and yet, was equivocating, at
I1' ,wl" Hvo. tJ
V IIP m.l '
but the ideas ami . , " inpfal
--" 1 1 -t uiiectiniio
on and on as long as life insts 8s
In motion pictures we have n j,,
field in which to operate. n ti ,. ?ei
these so called "effects" are iu. in, , 81
at' best. In the film play wo J'
actual occurrence and are not h-imi
ed by the size of our 8taKe or tim
ber of people we can .-rowd . '
scene. If our story traverses t a ,
tlefield we show an actual hattlP
If .it means, that 10,00o ,1P,,nI Utl
part f this conflict we eU,p , ',fi
people, rehearse them in minute doiv?
and when we are ready we skw
that scene as realistically as if v "
were looking down fronva Iiiliw '"C.
""'"" cueageuii'ui or eontendiug
Let us look into the c ost of
scene for a motion picture miph't ,J
you in the neighborhood of $:;(
But the cost ends with the laki,',- ui
the original negative. There are no
salaries after this, and the only ex.
pense is the comparatively slight one
of making new copies from the orieinn
negative. nai
A. big spectacle on the stage can at
the utmost employ 400 people iu a
scene. This is an unusually large num.
ber. It takes the same time and pains
to xehearse them that it does to handle
10,l0O people in a motion pic ture scene
But the stage production iroes on liir'
with eight or ten performances a w.-oi'
and the salaries and costumintr nf the
supernumeraries run up to $2.m a
week, so that at the end of two sea-
sons these forces have cost ensiiv
$150,000. Here you have twice the out-
lay for 400 people that it costs a uio
tion picture director to employ o,(Hhi.
If there is any significance in iLJ
figures they point an important moral
without need of further explanation.
In the same way we can ko atiel.l and
get anything we want. If there is a
shipwreck we show the aunry sea and
the restless waves. For a lover's trvst
we have but to pick out some sylvan
dell and bring our players there and let
them act as two people in love would
act under a given circumstance, and
the great audiences weave their own
romances ' and do the larger share of
the acting for that scene. Along the
side Hnea we can have roses blooming
ip. the sunlight with a snow crusted
mountain in the background. In oar
dramai the trees , ware in the breezes
and blades of grass damp with real
dewdrops are none too insignificant to
become a part of the action. You see,
an observing director has the world
for bis studios. The centuries have
been piling up these inexhaustible pro
ductions for him. He has but to use
artistic sense in the matter of selec
tion. .
The motion picture Is no longer an
infant, art It is the newest and most
powerful form of dramatic expression,
and there is no end to, which it cafi
be carried. I firmly believe the day
will come wHeir great poetic "pictures
will not only ' compare with the best
of the legitimate stage, but will U
upon a parity with the greatest pro
ductions of grand opera -and at corre
sponding prices. Remember, a few
years ago it was the limit of extrnrr-
.gance to spend $500 on a moving pis
ture production. At that time w
played to "five cent. audiences. Now w
spend $500,000 on a picture, and we
crowd the theaters everywhere at s2
a seat: jgy this. ratio what is to kin
der the! sdperproducer from spending
three times that amount and getting
$5 a seat for.it?. -
The Duke of Manchester, who mar
ried Miss Helen Zimmerman, of Cin-!
3"nnati, was committed for trial byj-johu Graham
London magistrate recently on a
:harge of obtaining credit without
lisclosing-that he. was an undischarg-
State of North Carolina,
County nf New Hanover.
-In the Superior Court.
NOTICJS.
vs
4
4&L'!i'.iaC
Lund
LAST TIMES TdNFdlHT!
'S
Trundle Girls
In the Great Comedy Song Riot
i ,-r 1 .:
Scene -from
- -auor," Returning to the Academy, Chrietm as Da vand the D.v , ' r't Vd I 7 Reels (1;34 Hour,); S and I0d: h ZJ lf
t.miM. and Evening Performance ch'Day," ; , v,7 J- " m ;i '? ' v" r J --.
if
Niftiest Singlngr artd Dancing
Chorus of the- Season.
.7 HYJNCN(.rr
..World Famous, Ypdeler.
Singing and Oanclhg Artists '
, Ton! g ht, 7i 30 and S;;i5e and 25e,
if
Carrie Graham..
The defendant' above named will ' take
notice, that an action entitled as above Jiaa
been commenced In. the Superior Court of
New Ilanorer County, far an absolute di
vorce from 'the bonds tit mstrimonv on the
grounds of adultery ; and the said defend
I nnt will further take notice thiif she is
quired" to appear at the term -f tb SiiK-rir
( Court of said County, to be held " "r'J
Monday in Jaduary, 1917, at the Court
j nonse in said County, in "' unn
I North Carolina, and answer er demur y
I the complaint in ald action, or tt. l 'DV
ke ! will: apply .to. the Court for the relief de
manded in said complaiut.
v This 12tu day of December. I!'1
t v W. N. HAUKISS.
'"'"Clerk of Superior Court.
12-12-law.jw tue
ffiiii
TOMORROW '
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Rdtiiance
StarknaoViheflfaBt TlVne On
, Any Screen,
Mile feuirfei
4' '
h Catsbawj
. Miriam Nebiit and Maro:Mq
Derriiott jh. Absolutely trie Mpjst
Tn4a-, Ciripplng ;and -Unique
D,rama of the oar, ' . Brotight
Backjfn R8pon: to Hundreds
Twice Christmas Day and Tuesday at 3:15 and 8:30
TRIUMPHANT RETURN ANDFAREWELL TOUR OF D. W.
SAME oUP E RB SYM Pi O pi Y- ORCHESTRA OF. TWENTY
RBDUCSDPRICES Nighty Fifty. Cents to One, Flfty: wiaimc.,
Cents to. One Dollar,
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