H
s
OV)iE "CUT-INS" SHOWING THE
t Jff1
m. . i -r It flllOWB tVUllIlrllla 111 til
.. -rtf. lil.ntt Ih ttl
Klaraeter of Alvinp. nn apparition out
b.tll nat generation, na ho exercises
ftfW'.K.i ,i nnnn the destinies of
i&,j hi, son. Tho play deals with
hS?bltm of eugenics and the rcspon-
Mr of l,e present people to tne iu
S. mm Walthall impersonates both
'lii father and soth
t Submarine Films Stay
Tk phenomenal success oi me won-
m Williamson submarine pictures at
'A, c,rrlck Tfientrc has caused the mnn
Ittnint of that house to oxtend tho en
fiHment of these films, and during the
Suing ek they will again be shown,
'fltlbl no pictures ever exhibited In
rbltm'elphla 1,avo nrou'lcd ns much In
Hit 'as these remarkable, ones taken
klow the ocean surface, and tho Garrlck
n' been p&ckea flay ana nigm uurms
liu put week. From every source tho
ktta, the bench, the bar, tho cduca
tlcnil teacher, the scientist nnd, In fact,
vi ho have seen them here, have been
BtlMlaatlc In their Indorsement. Have
Werer seen the floor of the ocean?
n... n,i up flfipn ,Uvera down mi the
,U,i' hed searching for coins, nghtlng
fiMting aharks, searching wrecks for
triMiiren ana aoing an mose mingi in
U depths ot tne sea tnni we nave rena
!llot only? If jou have not, then go
w theie pictures.
T4e fact that they nte the only ones
ittttixen many fathoms below tho sur-
(tc of the seas Is In Itself one of tho
fntiilera of the norld, and It was not
tri-lil tl. WMIIamannD InirnnlArl 1.aIm
fttitnta moving picture parnphcrnalla
Jtl luch a marvel wns possible. These
iMrllrea In everv picture taken to show
ftkilirorld the wonders of the deep.
I .LI-.. !., !... JI.I l l.n
TUl"lllb illnL illC Ulu is itiou ICJiru-
latki In moving pictures from the time
mij itart out on their expedition until
uej nave ncuuiujiiisiieu me iiiiiiuhl im-
pospble. To try to explain tho wonders
erlutlsfv the Imnirlnntlan without srn-
rfefthem, however, Is impossible. Be-
sori me iuuamson suomnrine pictures
there will be three other big feature plc
trii,, Including another of those Charlie
Cttfclln screaming farces.
$
SThe Middleman" Globe
WT Arthur Jones' "The Middleman"
til b ahoivn nt thit RlnhA Thmilrn fhA
fmthree davs of the ensulnir wepk. It.
t .trtllllirrf mflin thlc, n1ai nall tnnnm tn
SWfrlcan theatre audiences on each of
tuiwurs or mis country. The roln or
& Blenkarn, which he Interpreted,
ril'ilven to the character actor, Albert
tjt!ler, to Impersonate on the screen,
InaflortFil hi' .IntiA Pali
pJTbe Ialand of Ilcgeneratlon," picturing
Itfii tit ftrna TnnfnaAnil Ttonflii'n himaIo
l lt chief attraction for the Inst three
i,a 1, 1. , . x i
. ib is a oiury vi uvu uusiawajra on
I Suth Pacific Island. It Is one of the
tVltttraph's greatest achievements, for
tUJhlffhlV-COlorpd tnle Ts n. nnrlns nf
Iffitllul pictures that move from Vlr
pnl la the 70s to the Southern Isle and
mm loclal affairs In Frisco to a tableau
OfL'Edlth HlnPAU na V. PwinAMV
Kraph betide a pool. Bobby Connelly
M -ntonlo Moreno, two well-known
en raorltes, are nlso In the cast.
e Horros of Filmed War
Ith "Pant-ln'p ?llll-. tt m..
feWi
Slla n Playe. n command and
iT,nant" EarI Metcalfe, a Lubln
Wainr man. hv i.ia bM. u .- ....
.!. Vnlted States battleirfatp Alabama
WUlg t0 Btar board nn nlfhf tVila -r.fAai
JjMha Wk 13-lnch suns began n. bom-
anient of n. Smith Am.-iflen .
. ,. a.ii.u IVMII iU il.
THE
van Film Productions
INC.
VAN ADRAHAM80N, Prealdent
Union Sq., New York
Announces
The
Dowel
come
Wife
five-Part Feature Photo
Drama, Presenting
Fjk Woild.Rtnowned Actress
J. Malvine Lobel
Supported fly
1Un Preicolt V!lira M,M..ri
AND AN ALL.6TAR OAST
f BE RELEASED BY
fie Modern Feature
H Corporation
227 N. 13th St.
PHpNE WALNUT 4095
RY BIEXNS, Mgr.
WnjiiiV of the present people to tne ui- hhhh m ?HK . X. w m ' JHf --y llijil "f fff 1 story, fall over the cliff. Of course, a
llllr, ,ice. Wnlthall Impersonates both iwJSKBfe, '-. " IMo&mhi AHJ1bBBBBBBBiyJb(W net ls nlwnys provided to cntch tho
JiiJuMmckTlifaire nan chubu'i hie limn- H ' V JF ; jP' HHil . . the frlsht nnd tin- soreness from the
II'fJrmint of that house to oxtend tho en- WW. v . ?, J, JF -. MMSA J
.?!. .tt week. From every source the Vn j5 ,.& rfs&f I x-i rii. irL I n. .....! 7DfltIUU 4 ni,.o..i
i r ihh ijhv - . . isHn. .o- Z7t. T wvjf n l in ai i- c - rn i itt j nr jiiiiiiiiimii n h n k b i ; in i.iii.,iiiiii
B?118
1
e nw" -n .-i $-ii ?w , (sL) sj . i rr,," h
BBS isLr,- 1 AT -"' jjf u J &. f iBr' IH "Ince her experience with fnllltiK off cliffs
$ . )u VlW f 4f "?i v ' SEIlLir Hi j ll H 'or the benefit of the Edison version of
aBM 1 ?M " X XV 3 i trf &- V ISIWs3i&2; if 9 Mr' C. X. WIlllamson'B "Tho House of
BBHBHBI uoa1 Jj V. t ?3. 7 St ati ;aRlMP 1 s" lih flfl uiu uuni uuiu rinu iut iU in mu
WKrttf'a. "Arf S S xtjUHBPKuBitlRf'l proclplco she became sick and really fell
W jfmh "tt?L m M&$BmKE '9MnBBHHW5wiTl before tho net wna entirely ready. Sally
JMH MHp iyPhfe. yBJh vVSMSMBpflP 'BkVSHRv ''') nntl n 1,aJ fr,K''t, Indeed, but she was
HS JK, 1 '"y'Siy l'nnnwl'' fcTS' 1 Rnmo and went back to beltiB pulled, by
H&dlHr i Sx f HH9fes.v NhIP J n rope around her 1 alst, up the full
IH W f A 1 jHHVS!f9H ' 1rL ''I' Hi nine- ui tut; iiii. iiiii. . 1111
MbtAI rAwb e j VJi fWVN ka .
0J? ZS VJTSA' VIMS'
where revolutionists were nbout ta
massacro all tho Americans, nnd, In
cidentally, blow up some of the United
States ships with submarine, mines.
The bombardment takes placo In "The
Insurrection." a thrilling Lubln naval
drama, written and directed by George
W. Terwllllgcr. Terwllllger hns secured
some rerrihrknble navnl nctlon scenes for
this play, nnd to complete the series ho
secured permission from the Navy De
partment to fire n special light shell from
one of the big guns. Tho shell was made
at the Lubln laboratories.
The officers anil men on board tho
Alabama had a fine show watching the
Lubln officers run the ship. It wns pitch
dark when "Coptaln" Turner gave word
for tho ship to go into action. Four
powerful searchlights, concentrated on
the after deck, ennbled the 12 motion
picture cameras, Rtatloned all about tho
ship, to teglstcr the action. Terwllllger
gave the word nnd every light on tho
ship went out. The camera brigade kept
right on cranking. There wero a couple
of minutes of suspense, nnd then bang!
The big 13-Inch gun had spoken. There
wns a dazzling flash of light nnd then
Inky darkness. The bombardment was
complete. The revolutionists hnd been
wiped out nnd American gunnery had
ngaln triumphed.
Motion Pictures
in Medical Schools
Tho motion picture hns invaded the
realm of medical school Instruction. Tho
specialists In diagnosis have discovered
that there Is no other way in which they
can so vividly present to medical atu
dents the difference in diagnosis between
similar physical appearances as by
EDISON
PROMINENT PERSONAGES
DIRECTOR
JAMES W. CASTLE
JOHN H. COLLINS
WILL LOUIS
DUNCAN McRAE
ASHLEY MILLER
EUGENE NOWLAND
RICHARD RIDGELY
LANGDON WEST
PLAYERS
HARRY BEAUMONT
YALE BENNER
YALEBOSS
ROBERT BROWER
ANDY CLARK
ROBERT QNNESS
BIGELOW COOPER
SALLY CRUTE
VIOLA DANA
JEANE DUMAR
MABEL DWIGHT
EDWARD EARLE
MRS. WALLACE ERSKINE,
HARRY EYTINGE
WM. FABLES
JAMES HARRIS
ARTHUR HOUSMAN
GLADYS HULETTE
EYETTOftf EED&BB-PHIL'ADEEPHIX SATUBDAY, MAY 15,
lH il? arjHI the Ivan Film Productions, Inc., will b 31 1 i i Hi l ll I lA lC
IIH Sgfr '4-JHPSi released ror thl territory through tho f&L Ar. AwA?J:l.l M,
Bft v? v . iv-K ,' ISIotlcrn Featuro Film Corporation. wSdSSf4MJ!i'' k
vm. vwjjf'1"" o, i.vfr , LZvrMK?i-vrrrvii22!iai'oj
S. . i-&ri Jack Delmar. the maMRlni: director of I Pictures V.TSfl Mmlc
means nf tho moving picture, snys a re
cent issue ot the Scientific American.
Dr. J. Ivan Dufur, professor of nervous
diseases nt tho Philadelphia College of
Osteopathy, Is tho originator of this
method of teaching which, It Is believed,
will revolutionize medical Instruction.
Doctor Dufur hns, as the result of a
year's Inbor, succeeded In picparlng a
set of i eels, Including demonstrations of
nctual cases of every one of tho princlpnl
nervous diseases. Harrowing experiences
were necessary in the preparation of
some of these reels. Doctor Dufur nnd
tho photographer were locked for four
hours nt one time In a room with a dozen
Insane epileptics waiting for a character
istic lit.
The osteopathic practitioners are greatly
Interested in this method ot diagnosis
nnd these reels nro being exhibited nt
State conventions of that school of prnc
tico and are being used in their colleges.
Ivan Film Releases
Ivan Abrnmson, president ot the Ivan
Film Productions, Inc., of New York, the
father of Itollnn operaNit popular prices
In tills countr, stnge director, author,
playwright and "roducer of moving pic
ture dramas, was in the city a few days
ngo nnd mnde his headquarters In the
offices of the Modern Feature Film Coi
pointlon. through which he Is about to
telensp "Tho Unwelcome Wife," the live
part photodrnmn featuring Madnme Mal
vlne Lobcl, the famous emotional actress.
All feature pictures to be produced by
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
HERBERT ABBE
BERNARD J. DURNING
W. H. DREWS
GERALD VAN ORDEN
BEN TURBETT
JOHN McGRATH
HARRY G. MASON
ALLAN CROLIUS
CARLTON KING
MARIE LaMANNA
BESSIE LEARN
HARRY LINSON
GERTRUDE McCOY
RAYMOND McKEE
PAT O'MALLEY
AUGUSTUS PHILLIPS
HERBERT PRIOR
MARGARETPRUSSING
JULIAN REED
JESSIE STEVENS
HELEN STRICKLAND
CHAS. SUTTON
MABEL TRUNNELLE .
WM. WADSWORTH
WILLIAM WEST
-J.
PROGRESS OF FILMLAND'S MANY
Jack Delmar, the managing director of
tho Rxhlbltors' Hooking Offices, went to
New York last week wearing a straw
hat. Much to his surprise he found him
self tho only man wearing a straw head
plcco In "the big burg." Foi a moment
he felt uncomfortable, but that wns for
a moment only. His fnco broke Into n
smile and then Into a broad grin and he
snld' "Who snld Philadelphia was slow?
Thli bonnet will wake up the New York
ers." Evidently It did, for every one gazed at
fho wearer In more or less profound od
mlrntlon. Edisonettes
In the Kdlson feature, "The House of
the Lost Court," Viola Dana wears a
charming gown nnd hat, which, unfortu
nately, tho screen cannot show In Its
pretty colors. Of putty-colored poplin,
the skirt is circular and shirred at the
waist. The low-cut bodice Is made with
a high girdle effect, with four buttons In
front, of n deeper color, but the same
as the piping nt tho top ot the bodice,
silk net with shlrrlngs nt the wrist. She
wenrs a close fitting bonnet of mustard
colored rough straw, faced with brown
velvet, with a velvet bow at the back
and two streamers to the waist. Around
the crown of tho hat is a band of brown,
then green, three-petaled flowers made
of fine straw.
VIio hasn't taken n peep over the edge
of high buildings while the palms per
spired ni the Imagination saw ourself
falling down. down. "Well, Sally Crute,
Edison, Is real human and real sick
VITAGRAPH
PROMINENT PERSONAGES
LITTLE MARY ANDERSON
LEAH BAIRD
LEE BEGGS
GEORGE DE BECK
AUDREY BERRY ESTELLE MARDO
j CHILD ACTnESS
BILLY BILLINGS MARY MAURICE
JACK BRAWN THOMAS MILLS
VAN DYKE BROOKE
JACK BULGER
NAOMI CHILDERS
BOBBY and HELEN
CONNELLY KARIN NORMAN
GEORGE COOPER MURIEL OSTRICHE
ARTHUR COZINE EVART OVERTON
FRANK CURRIER KATE PRICE
NICHOLAS DUNAEW EDWINA ROBBINS
WILLIAM DUNN ALBERT ROCCARDI
EDWARD ELKAS TEMPLER SAXE
FLORA FINCH PAUL SCARDON
HAROLD FOSHAY WILLIAM SHEA ,
KATHERINE FRANECK ANITA STEWART
NITRA FRAZER EQITH STOREY
BETTY GRAY CONSTANCE TALMADGE
JULIA SWAYNE GORDON NORMA TALMADGE
JOE HALPIN ROSE TAPLEY
MAE HALP1N ALLY yAN
MARIAN HENRY CORTLANDT VAN DEUSEN
GLADDEN JAMES LILLIAN WALKER
DARWIN KARR CHARLES WF.I .LESLEY
ZENA KEEFE EARLE WILLIAMS
MONDAY nnd TUESDAY
BETTY BELLAIRS
In the Powerful Drama
"THE SPANISH JADE"
WEDNESDAY nnd THURSDAY
VICTOR MOOUE "SNOBS"
FRIDAY nnd BATlTtDAY
MRS. LESLIE CARTER
In David Belasco'a
"The Heart of Maryland"
MATINEE DAILY
BVENlNCta. 7 A O
-If) NOTHING
tUC 1IICHBH
The OnlyAuihentic Motion Pictures
of the lll-kted Steamship
LUSITANIA
Leaving New York on her fatal
voyage, showing the notables.
NOW BOOKING. SIX
PRINTS.
Wire Your Reservation at Once
Exhibitors' Booking
Offices
1339 VINE STREET
Both Phones
ANNA LAUGHLIN
DICK LESLIE
FRANK LE STRANGE
HUGHIE MACK
GARRY McGARRY
HARRY T. MOREY
JAMES MORRISON
1916;
rope, Sally was put on the sick Ibjt for
several days.
The numberless ways that the screen
Is InftuenclnR photoplay patrons Is Indi
cated In one Instnnce In a letter from an
ardent photoplay patron nnd admirer of
Mabel Trunnelle. "t recently took under
my wlnB," the woman wrote, "ft pretty
young Rlrl ivho was a regular 'fan, but
who shocked me with her unwomanly
rudeness nnd monncr!. I could do little
with her I told her that perfect ladles
never acted n she did. This had nbout
(lip sump Kfc until t Inltl her to watch
t',l HY.n nlin (m ,. tnrA nf 111 ill.
.. uu, .. ,,w n.i. .n .t,J ........ ". -
dim and see how von acted when men and
women were about. I always wnlch for
your pictures nnd with you - model for
my young wild bird 1 have been able to do
wonders by the power of example."
Answers to Correspondents
rnOOY writes In your sners to corre
tponJnts was the fotionln' "No Tom In
'Ttm Marter Kev ' "- Fur be It from m to
rllpnurre with tuch an Important peraonage aa
tho editor, but there wrr an old man who
took one of the lernta nhoit name nan Tom
Kane
p. M. Victoria Forde la American, nccordlnic
uUBijjl
LUBIN'S
ROMAINE FIELDING
Actor Author Managing Director
ARTHUR D. HOTALING
MnnitKln Director, Nonthern Studio,
Iseldnnvllle, Flu.
BILLIE
KINC'IlMf.
l.nldli Smllhrrn Htudlo
GEORGE W. TERWILLIGER
nlreclor Author
EARL METCALFE
Lends Tenvllllirr Company
KEMPTON E.
ropsqulrt
GREENE
1rnrllllvr
Company
HERBERT FORTIER
CHARACTER I.RADB
,eo. "W. Tirwllllgrr Co.
MR. BARRY O'NEIL
Feature Productions
GEORGE SOULE SPENCER
Feature Productions Leads
"DOUGLAS SIBOLE
Ullli Mr. 'Nrll Feature Traduction
MITCHELL
ALAN QUINN
"SPORTING HUCIIER.H" with ltoe Cosh
Inn nnd "DISTRICT ATTORNEY"
WILBERT MELVILLE
Director Wrntrrn Company.
I.oi Angrlen, Col.
L. C. SHUMWAY
I.rn I,ii1tn'A Western Compnnjr
JOHN E. INCE JOE BOYLE
Director Assistant Director
I'HODlJCIMi
"ROAD O' STRIFE"
niOTOGRAPHKIl BV
WILLIAM BLACK and A. LLOYD LEWIS
CRANE WILBUR MARY CHARLESON
"Road o' Strife" "Road o Strife"
PERCY WINTER
Director Actor
BERNARD SIEGEL
Characters
JAMES L. DALY
Characters
JOSEPHINE LONGWORTH
"WILLIAM H. TURNER
Characters Comedy
EDGAR JONES
Director Leads
JUSTINA HUFF"
LEADS
lllreclJqnof Editor Jonea
" EDWIN B. TILTON
CHARACTERS
EDGAR JONES COMPANY
GEORGE J. GOWEN
Edgar Jones Company
"NANA BARNES
CHARACTERS
Klreetlon EDGAR JONES
JOSEPH KAUFMAN
Director Leads
J. H. De" WOLFF
JUST ATMOSPHERE with
REST F1HM IN 1'II.MIIOM
GEORGE S. TRIMBLE
Characters
JOSEPH W. SMILEY
Director Leads
WILIAM W. COHILL
,Iuenlle Jo. . Smiley Co. Tho White
Mak. Jtateiljit Ten .Million-
JAMES J. CASSADY
Character
JOS. y, SMII.EY COMPANY
jack Mcdonald
Character Man
"PATSY lllll.n.Mt" SERIES
CHARLES F. LEONARD
OICKS OP THE PAST
,lo. Smller fompanr
ARTHUR JOHNSON
Director Leads
PATSY DE FOREST
Ingenue Leads
LU
MASTERPIECES
Now ready and about to be re
leased through the Vitagraph-Lubin-Selig-Essanay.
Inc., 1600
Broadway, New York,
"EAGLE'S NEST" Mr, Arden'a successful drama, with Edwin Ardert
and Romaine Fielding. Direction Romaine Fielding.
"THE SPOUTING DUCHESS" Comedy drama by Cecil Raleigh, with
Rose Coghlan anoVEthel Clayton, supported by George Soule
Spwicer. DirectionJk3arry O'Neil.
"THE VALLEY OFTOST HOPE"
Fife. featurinpjaMmaine Fielding. Direction Romaine Field ne.
"THE DISTIUCWORNEY"
son Gray
Fwith George
Uirectlq
rO'Neil.
"THE COM
CIytoi
eorge Soule Spencer. Direction Barrv O'Neil.
"THE EVAIfl
jIST Powerful
with Gladys Hanson, supported
non carry u'iNeii.
"THE CLIMBERS" Drama by Clyde Fitch, with Gladys Hanson, sup
ported by George Soule Spencer. Direction Barry O'Neil,
LUBLN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Philadelphia, Pa.
ACTIVITIES
to all rtporis. Ell )lIV ace la (hit ! ,
6f we promlted not to till, tinder thmti
of rprlarl. i
M METZKKtt.- Addrees rH White, ttf
of Pathe, I Cortitreia avenu', ittlt rnit
FIX)rtDS'CE. -Question about Harold I-oelc-wood's
pefeonal affairs barred, n per an
nouncement at the head of this cnTiimn.
MArtOfEntTn. Wllhln the Law." Ted"
and "Rebecca" are not filmed as yet Td be
come a moving picture actress require ttnaT
thing more than mere study talent.
nEX. foreign Kllm Corporation Is leclte!
at SKI Korth l.tth street, this rlty. I'aramoUnC
110 Weat 40th rtreel. New York.
ttEBA KAVE.-Sarrj but cSn get no definite t
trace of play In which Tyrone Tower and
Eilna Mi)o are featured. Company whloH
Produced the play jou mention hi gone out ,
of buslneas,
HAV - Essanay Company's addreas Is MS
Arg)le street, Chicago, 111.
SNOOKS. Max hinder la not dead.
.TOE. Thelma Slater wa the gfrl l;i"A
Flower of tho Defeif rDomlno) Frank Dor
tage In "The Land of the Otter" (Domino).
S'jENT. V'llllam Hrtinton as the s6n In
"The Eternal Hond" (Kalem).
E. F-Th Falrbnnk twins and Llla Cheater
In 'Florence's Bchoolmatea" (2."!d eplaod of
Million Dollar Jiysiery i. uypn aboou it
Edna In "St Elmo'
luaiiti
Iboa),
PROMINENT
PERSONAGES
I.uliln Arlnni Company
P, O. Hoi 133A
rhoenlt, Arlinnn
MAE HOTELY
T.EADS
,lnrkinnvlllr, Florida, Studio
REEVES
COMKOIAN
?HckonTllle. Iln.
P. THAD. VOLKMAN
Amlntnnt Director
Jeo. W. Terwllllier Co.
ORMI HAWLEY
T-ndK Terwlllljrer Company
WILLIAM S. COOPER
riiotocraphrr
t3eo. W. Terwllllger Co.
ELEANOR DUNN
Child lndm KTonirellat, HaKEfd Karl,
I'rlde of nmifiy B
ROBERT E. GRAHAM, JR.
With Mr. Harry O'Nell'a Co.
OCTAVIA HANDWORTH
WALTER HITCHCOCK
"ThcClimbers"
ARTHUR WM. MATTHEWS
Deacon Klirrgold In The KvanitrlUt
IllIII IIICKH In The College Widow
GEORGE CLARKE
In MR. RARRY O'NEII.'S
PEATURE PRODUCTIONS
VELMA WHITMAN
I.tailn Lubln'fl "Western Compnny
I.o Angeles, Col.
ROBERT GRAY
lnU Lull In Western Company
lnn Angeles. C'al.
3 ' SJACK STANDING
" " yvEeading Man
FRANK SMILEY
CLARA LAMBERT
Characters
FRANCIS JOYNER
DOROTHY DE WOLFF
Queen of Juveniles
LOUISE HUFF
Leads
EDWARD LUCK
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Edfar Jonea Co.
LOUIS MORTELLE
HEAVIES
Edcnr Jonea Company
GILBERT ELY
ETHEL CLAYTON
Leads
MARIE W. STERLING
Characters
ELEANOR BLANCHARD
I.UHIN KIIJIS
LILIE LESLIE
Leads
WILLIAM'H. RAUSCHER
Juvenile
JACK PRINCE In Putny Unlit ar Serlea
JOHN SMILEY
HEAVY CHARACTERS
.Io, Y. Smiley Company,
EDWARD ABBOTT
CHARACTERS
JOS WSMILBY CO.
GEO. S. BLISS
Old Trapper In
THE TRAPPER'S REVENGE
RICHARD DIMMICK
PHOTOGRAPHER
Arthur Johunon Co.
B I
A powerful drama by Shannon
Drama by Charles Klein and Harri-
Soule Snencer and Dorothy Bernard.
flLUDirjJ
FIDOW Comedy by George Ade, featuring Ethel
drama bv Sir Henrv Arthur Jone.
by George Soule Spencer. Diree
if,
t
DOROTHY KELLY
ELEANOR WOODRUFF
i
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