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EVENING LEBaER-PHTUADlDIPHIA', SATURDAY, MABOH 4, 1916.
'Amimjmnt Section
fcit ; " i i .mi
CARUSO SNAPS BODANSKY
AMOVING PICTURE
AMUSEMENT SECTION
1 Address all communications
Independence Square, Philadelphia.
THE AVERAGE NET PAID DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING
LEDGER FOR FEBRUARY WAS 104,115
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1916
Second Thoughts on Censors
SECOND sight Is tho property only of motion picture censors; but second
thoushts aro a virtue In nny man. Tho Btnto Board seems to have Indulged
In none since Its members were first drafted to 'interpret and express -as
Its report to tho Governor has It "the moral sense of tho community. I crimps
the EVENING LEDQEn's dramatic editor may bo pardoned a conscientious
rellcenco which has left him. not so much speechless as outspoken, s nco tho
State Board's documentary confession was published two weeks ago. Straimcij
enough tho report has aroused only ono novel reaction In him tho fortnight
elnce Its birth, and that Is an unbounded surprise at tho animus displayed by
our censors and an equal surprise at a legislature which leaves to such animus
the regulation of( an Industry which no ono clso presumes to bo run to over
flowing with criminal Intent.
Noble Defenders of the Stage
Ono quotation nlono should fix that utter and evil antagonism to the art
Which the Board Is supposed to understand and guldo townrd loftier alms, ono
quotatlonlalono should fix tho board's proper tltlo as "State Defenders of the
Throughout tho country tho old and roverc.1 nrts of acting nnil of play
wrltlng and producing, tho management of theatres, dramatic critic sins, etc .
have been Injuriously influenced, when not entirely dono away with ly uio
motion picture. . ,., .. . - ,,,
III tho name of Jurisprudence, what has this to do with tho morals of the
movlos? In tho namo of Justice, how can such antagonists of tho photoplay do
permitted to sit t.pon tho Jury that tries Its moral guilt? Criminal suspects aro
arrested and tried by men opposed to crime. Thoy aro not nrrested and tried
by men opposed to tho freedom of oven Innocent citizens.
Why Not a Photoplay Representative on the Board of Censors?
Tho animus behind tho wholo censorship campaign Is all too evident. It Is
far plainer oven thnn the self-interest, as well is love of tho photoplay art, which
prompts tho movlo producers to opposo all checks on their work, savo those that
l.j i i.ni,u nri tim Hfnirn nml tho nubile forum. Possibly
wisdom was not to bo expected In the beginning, but the uncovering of tho trio
position of our censors should bo h, plain enough lesson that a bipartisan board Is
what tho situation calls for If It calls for anything! If one out of tho three
consors woro a representative of the film manufacturers, not only would some sense
bo Injected into tho proceedings, some Iota of sympathy and Justice for tho
movies, but whatever possible good there may lurk In tho whole principle of
censorship might find nn acknowledgment In tho Industry Itself, and reform
from within bo hastened. Now It Is merely hindered by .mi all too evident an
tagonism. ' . .
Involuntary Wisdom
But behind such possibilities lies tho fundamental truth that censorship of
tho screen Js as preposterous as censorship of the printed page. And, strangely
enough, the Board seems to have somo small inkling of It. Tho Board feels the
tremendous power and potential Influence of tho screen, and perhaps clings to
Its vlceregency for that very reason:
The movinsc plcturo attracts child as well as adult, the lowest
ns well us persons of a higher Intelligence. It displaces the book nhoso plot
and action now may be had in nn hour in a scries of pictures thrown upon
tho screen.
It feels, also, but In a curious and typically roundabout manner, the essen
tial decency of tho public, the decency on which liberty is founded. While build
ing up Its own case, it may write:
Tho taste for what Is prurient and salacious Is well known, and the temp
tation to satisfy It Is so great as to overcome the scruples even of those who
earlier had been regarded as icspcctcrs Of proper rules In tho conduct of
their business.
But a llttlo farther on It has tho delicious sense of humor to defend its own
oensorehip by the statement that If thero wasn't any'board to protect an out
raged public from more outrages, tho exhibitors would do the Job themselves to
"gain tho confidence of th'j people."
Tho exhibitors themselves realize tho Indispensable need of censorship,
rtmd In many cai-.3 In communities of tho better .class where thero are no
State or municipal boards, they run off the reels In their theatres and view
them beforo a public showing is made.
Step Down, Art!
It Is nearly as amazing as tho apparent notion of tho board after a bad
score with tho melodrama course "explored by the writer of the old dime novel"
that the photoplay's big field In "directing public feeling and thought" is linked
up lndlssolubly "with travel and other educational pictures." K. M.
OUR LONE MAGICIAN
Thurston, who returns to the
Walnut next week, is nbout the
only prestidigitator of the first
calibro now before tho public.
"" i 1 Tripnfr MARKET and
li nnP ineaire junipeii sth
XVM5 YAVDtSVlLLB Continuous 11
A. il. to It I" M 10c, IBc, 23o
B. A. HOLFE Presents
"Ye Olde Tyme Halloween"
BESSIE ADELE FOLSON In "DESTlNf
OTHEIt WELL-KNOWN ACTS
TM7t PUI Last Matinee Today
AlCiLT ni Last Time Tonfjht
LAST 2 TIMES
Farewell Appearances of
ftlr. E. H. Sothern Vc
"THE TWO VlltTl'KS"
With Mlu Alexandra Carlisle
r,l.....t.. Q OPERA HOUSE
LncSinuE OU Chestnut Del JJth St.
" FOURTH and LAST WEEK
Of DurborouKh's Marvelous War Films
"Or tho Firing Lino With Germans"
Seats 25a from 8 to 0 P II. dally except
Eatcrdaya. Atter 6. 25c and BOc tiallery. 16c
Stanley
MAItKET ABOVE 1TH
11 ISA 51 to 11 15 I. M.
MARIE DORO
In "DIPLOMACY"
Next Week Mae Murray & Wallace Held
tn "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD"
NIXON ZT?
FABRELL -TAYLOR
I TRIO; CANTWKLL
& WAI.KEII: TINV'H
Tculffht at 7 0
TOY CUKCUS. LEWIS 4 WHITE: ZENO,
iOBPQN, SSENO, MILLS AMATO. ETC.
to Dramatic Editor Evening Ledger,
It's Hard to Have
and to Hold
Mae Murray, the beautiful star, who Is
to make her photodramatle debut in the
production of Mary Johnson's famous
novel. "To Have and to Hold." at the
Stanley Theatre next week, had a most
strenuous time during tho filming of tho
picture. For eight days sho and her
company were cut off from communication
with tho outsldo world while In a little
town on the Pacific coast. Immediately
after leaving there the company went
over to Catalina Island to film some ex
terior scents, and she was left alono the
entire night o: a barren island during the
height of a rainstorm, and on account
of tho high seas It was with great dif
ficulty that she was rescued
EVER It'll) Y I.IKES THE
Vll AND 1IAIIKCT STRKI'TS
Where the Show It Alums (looil
mii 8ii.v in- i:n, 7 ,i H.iOf.goc
V Hi Hi."., f , i j, 10
DUNBAR'S
1ft -SYNCOPATED
IU SERENADERS-
V Ii.illtiH.lni. Iviilju flint
Eddie Foyer
I Adelaide Fairchild & Co.
In Oliver 'N nlto a Host Pia
niifrriiKRjri mine"
Diamond and Grant
A Veteran nt "01 In Dances of
Ills I)ay nml Oura
Lolise and Sterling
In a Sensational Novelty
AMI
Loyal's Equestrian
Hounds
The Am Trom Missouri and They
v" ani you'
13
IIIIOA1) AMI MONTliO.MHKV
F. O. JJIxoii.Nlnlllnuer. . .... lien. Mar.
Dully Mots.. 10c. Eig 7 it 0. lUc end 20c
THE MINIATURE
REVUE
The most wonderful MAMKIK Act In
the world. An ustcundlna reterle of llttlo
uowlen folk. The noieltr of limeltles.
6 BIG ACTS AND PICTURES
nnvv7 a$Ak
W km it
m
m
H ATMJI
f&J&ZrS'. Ss 'S'sysASSSS
YqWjw
THE MYSTIC RABBIT
OF MAGIC
"Ever since tho days of Kins Arthur's
court, when Merlin, with feats of magic,
drew tho eyes of tho Rood Klnp out upon
his checks In surprloe, tho rabbit lias
boon a. most Important adjunct to
prestidigitation," nays Thurston, tho ma
gician, who n'lll appear at tho Walnut
Theatre week of March 0.
There must lie a reason for this There
Is. Tho rabbit Is the only perfectly sound
less animal of Its size and weight.
Mr. Thurston explains that tho rabbit
Is the Ideal animal for legerdemain. Tho
kitten has a meow; the dog a bark; tho
guinea pig a squeal, but the rabbit tho
rabbit Is to all tho rest what a Packard
Is to a locomotive. It Is absolutely noise
less save for a low gritting of the teeth,
which does not get over the footlights.
Thurston tells a story of a magician
ho once broke away from the rabbit rule
He made all thn other magicians Jealous
for a time, lie performed a trick the
others performed which had something
to do with getting a rabbit from the
pocket Into a hat only this magician did
not lino a rabbit. He said tho trick was
too easy for him that way, and to make
It hard ho uso a parrot that had a wide
reputation a3 a talker. All the tlmo that
tho parrot was off stago It would yell
continually: "Hero I am In his pocket."
Tho magician challenged all tho other ma
gicians to do the trick with It. But in
tho end It turned out that tho man was
a mere charlatan and did not use the
talkatlo parrot at all, but Its brother
which was deaf and dumb.
CRANE "ARISTOCRAT
OF THE THEATRE"
Continued from Page Ono
deep sense of pride, and It Is equally cer
tain that I could not undergo such nn
ordeal without somo sense of embarrass
ment No ono Is moro desirous of being
thought worthy of your esteem, but at
tho samo tlmo no ono has greater doubt
that anything ho has achieved, by word
or act, In his Ufo could Justify this gath
ering. Ilut as I look over this company
I reallzo tho fact that I am Indeed for
tunate, fortunate In the possession of that
which Is worth more than all other things
In life that I am rich In human friend
ships Nevertheless, you can easily un
derstand that In my experience I have had
many momentous first nights. But. really,
gentlemen, there never was a first night
that compared with this "
MARKET4JUNIPER STS.
In the Heart of the Mioiuilng District
PRICES 10, 15, 25
CONTINUOUS It A. M. TO 11 V. M.
William MrCnlluiM
Presents a
Well Known
l'l.ijers
Clifford
Hippie
and
Company
Night
With
the
Poets
Tells a ,n n I n I y
story with Pretty
Vocal Numbers In
terpolated. "The I.uit Plnn"
A Timely Itnmnnre
of I.ove und Hur.
HplfimnUt lc.J
A Muslcul Comedy In Retue Form
"LOVE'S LOTTERY"
Other Acts of the Kind You'll Like
TIlliATUi:
Market below CUth Street
SIATlNht: 1IAII.V. 2:30 AM, hlLVTS, 10c
ISVKWtsGe,. 7 i. t! 10c, ISc, SOc
Mon., Tues., Vied.
Musical Tomedy
IT
HAPPENS
EVERY
DAY
Merry Lines
Ilrllllantly
Presented. I'atchy
Konis. Kiceptlon
nliy Cleier Pances
Tlmrs . Vrl.. hat.
ll.A.itolfe Presents
Ye
Olde
Tyme
Hallowe'en
HnmDtuously
Stuiced. hkUled
.Musicians
Ilrlthl Musle
Fine Vocalists
THKMBNDOUS' KUItHOUNDINQ HI LI,
fc) TIlBATUi: f.?H
Musical Glasses
MONDAY, MARCH (7.
l.iali"l DuiiKun IVrrlB nnd Anna O. Mnutz,
itt arlftltli Hall, 8:ir. 1'iosrnm:
TAUT I.
I'nnt.i-ilc. Op. 49 Chopin
Pehnsuclit llofmann
"Wcnii lih In dclne Aticen BPh" Deasauer
Detllrnto'l to Mm. Mnutz.
Jlolnchnft llrnluni
fSclilnrenrie Ilcrzcn Htrnusi
MnrRiMih tnmo Hennchcl
I'nmlviil Mlmion, Prelude Hihutt
Kliidc Areneky
I'relutl", O minor Hachmunlnoa
Amour' Virus nlilr (Hainson et
Dclll.Ui) St, Sncn
l'AUT II.
NorI!ot(n Schumann
Xiiclmtiickn Schumnnu
Cuprlcclo Ilrnlims
Mnun and Hca rhllllps
Dmn In tho Pesirt ltoss
"My Locr, Ho Comes on n Hkce"
Clougli-Ilithtcr
Juno Ilummcl
Tin1 fncrril riro Kussoll
Piano rccltnt by Alfonso 2ftlaya, Mojcr
Ilerllno, Iloy Hcliow. at Ustcy Hall.
TVDSDAY, MARCH 7.
"Tristan and Ipolde," Ith Gadskl. IlnmT
t'rlus, lirnun und Well, nt tho Metropolitan
Opera House.
THURSDAY, MARCH 0.
Ilchrens Opera Club presents "Czar and
Zimmerman. nt tho Metropolitan Opera
Hnusp
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
Philadelphia Orchestra, with Wasslly Pese
wlrHkj Mollnlt, an Bololst, nt the Academy
of Music. Ilr.ilimn' Third Symphony will ho
plnvcd
SATURDAY, MARCH 11.
Philadelphia Orchestra, with Wnsslly Bese
Itlrekv n soloist, nt Academy of Music.
MONDAY, MARCH 13.
Hoston Smphony Orchestra, with Geraldlno
I arrur as soloist, at tho Academy of Music.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS.
linns Klndler and Kills C. Hnmmann In
recital nt Wltherspoon Hall, nt 8:13.
THURSDAY, MARCH in.
Herman Sandby In rtcltul nt Wltherspoon
Hall, ut 8:ir.
Uecltal by r Wlltlmnk Keene. at Tounit
I'rlends' Association
SUNDAY, MARCH 1!.
I'ranz i-chuuort Hand at tho rorrest The
ntre. ot S.IB Tho program:
1. Overture, I.eonore No .) ..I, tan Beethoven
-. Concerto for piano and orchestra In A
minor. Op. .',!... 1 11. Schumann
Robert Armbruster.
3. Symphony In II minor, Op. 74.
Tnthetlquc" P. Tschnlkowski
BROAD Tonight 8
Last 2 Weeks nlna Sa,
Klan 4 KrlnnKer and George Tyler Present
ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE
OF THE GLAD COMEDY
GOOD SEATS FOP. AI,L PEnrotlMANCCS
Best Seats JI 50 at Popular Wel Matinees
Seats for 8TII (FINAL) W13CK Heady "lhurs.
Forrest Tonight at 8:15
GREATFST MUSICAL SHOW
EVER PRODUCED
Best Seats Jl 50 at Popular Wed Slatlnees
sc vrs now Fon two weeks.
GARRICK Mat. Today Tjntaiu
Next I ACT JOLLV Eenlngs, 8:20
Week i-trO 1 WEEK Mats Wed, & Sat.
YOU ROAR ALL
THE TIME IN
bELWVN & CO '3 L.M'UII JEbTIVAL
CBICES- EBS and Sat Mats. $150 to BOc
populur Wednesday Matinee Best Seats, $1
BElilNNINO MONDAY. MARCH 13
COHAN & IIAKIUS' GIlEATEbT HIT
"It Pays to Advertise"
AMERICAN
THIS WEEK
GIRARD AVE.
Delow 8fh
Plinlir Market 2111 Seu nt (llmlieU
Th Arylne Stock playing to Capacity
Net Heel I'THi: ( Ills W
American Olrard telow 8tn. Market 204.
American Anlaa moCk. in "The n"Voit :
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
-
WHEN JOE AND LEW
WERE QUAKERITES
Thirty Years Ago Weber &
Fields Graduated From Carn-
cross's Theatrical Academy
(
If you wero a patron of tho theatre
somo thirty years wjo you will recall sce-Inn-
pictures nt tho long: nnlahed I-oro-paiigh's
Museum near Sth nnd Vino
BtreetB. They wero not, howoer, tno
popular moving pictures of today, but
nhntnirrnnha nf two VOlltlC men, JO0
Weher nnd Lew Fields And If you were
nolo to remain for tho full dally program
no doubt you counted clsht or nine for
tho number of times those two fellows
"did their turn "
Since then their career has been too
woll known to need repontlnff here, nnd
so It wan with referenco to tholr now lino
of endeavor before tho cllcklnp; camera
that Interviewer nnd Interviewed gathered
In Mannrjer Harry Jordan's private of
fice nt Keith's. Of course, they might
have talked Juat ns well nnywhere elso
In tho theatre, but tho wnrnlng Rlgns,
"No Smoking, etc" must ho obeyed. When
Weber was through trying to tnnstcr tho
three H's In tho llttlo school houso every
day ho would go to a cigarette factory and
mako those things which have becomo a
necessary part ot tho "vllllan's" working
tools.
Wober nnd Fields havo known each
nther since tluy wero seven Years old.
Thoy made their first appcaranco with
two other fellows, much taller and older
thnn themselves, who took nil of tho 160
tho quartet rocotvod for their week's work
nnd told Joo nnd Low they should bo
glad to bo able to work with them with
out wnntlng any pay. Later they began
playing "dates" on their own account,
and whllo nt tho old Contral Thontro In
this city. Manager Carncross, of the
Cnrncross Minstrels, sent for them. At
this tlmo Carncross was tho man looked
upon ns having tho best thentro In the
rountry, nnd Wober and Flolds went
thero for n week nt n salary of $70. After
tho first night Carncross sent for thorn
and told them how much better tholr
act would go If they would wear evening
dress nnd mako It moro refined. They
"obliged" nnd wero bo successful that
thoy received n contract for a year nt n
decrenso In salary of ono dollnr, ns Carn
cross never paid cvon money for sal
aries. Thoy took $60 each woclc
To get around to tho movies, Wober
nnd Fields ndmlt entering this new lino
of work n fow years ago -nhen they wero
not familiar with Its requirement nnd so
their work wna not rill that It might havo
been. Their recent efforts, however, havo
shown n decided Improvement If you
recall the popularity of tliclr New York
Music Ilnll, where burlesques of current
Uroadway attractions wero given with
players who received twice aH much ns
tho ones In tho show being burlesqued,
you will understand what their futuro
screen work will mean should they decldo
to make productions burlcsquelng tho
current films. Thoy wero planning to do
a btnlcqiio of "Carmen" when Charllo
announced that ho wns Chapllnlng It. At
present thoy will not nnnounco nny of
their plans, except their possible reap
pearance In a musical comedy at any rato
liich will contlnuo to produce worth-while
attractions for tho stage. A. K. P.
B, F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STS.
Mat. S P.M. a Minus Dallr. Nlclit. S P.M.
J.EXT WEEK
America's Ilcpresentutlte Character Come
dian Direct from Musical Tomedy Triumph With
llII.nuBh-PrninklnE Tnngle-Tnlk
Old rhiorllcs In a Ne Sketch
Will M. Crcssy & Blanche Dayne
In Their Latest Siirrcs.,Ons Nlclit Only"
A (inind Opera Coiktnll
"THE NEW PRODUCER"
Prenenlril nltli nn All-Stnr Company
Philadelphia's Own l'aiorllo
ANNA CHANDLER
A Magnetic Singer of Original Sonm
MOON & MORRIS
II nice Creators from llroailnuy
Ned Monroe & Keller Mack
Just Comedians
liANiiin rami mauricr urmuiAnTt
TOtiAN & OENEVAt HIXHI-TKlllUNE
pictckijs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
jjiNCAl SAT. MAT. AT 2.30
(SWITZERLAND
, 1
UN hUMMKIl AMI WINTKIH
'A
USEE
Till! IIXCITINtl WINTER
SPOUTS AT hT.
MOItIT
TTH K F.TS 5f)n tn 1 haJ t
-"-"-"- "--' " v" cJ-lle!i
inpe'd
HOTEL WALTON
CARNIVAL NIGHT
PHILADELPHIA'S SIARDI GIIAS
Tuesday Evening, March 7
Iltchlngit from tho Huseltlne Galleries will
lie aiten away.
Appropriate Souvenir
Dancing After 9s30 P. M.
Recurs reservations from head waiter,
EUGENE G. MILLER, Manager
KXHIIHT or
Frankfort! Arsenal Manufacturers
& MILITARY CHARITY BALL
at Prankford Arsenal, March Sth, 8:30 P. M.
Kubicrlptlon $1,00
Admitting gentleman and lady.
Tick-eta on als at Ofmbelj" and at main en
trance to Frankord Arsenal.
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CELLIST RECITAL WANIST
Vltherspoun Hall. Wednesday Ke March IS
Ilesened Seats bOc to $2.00 nn h.ile utllo.Tia'k
11 U Chestnut Street. Met hmlt Muslcul IluVcau
MKTROPOLITAN OI'KItA llni'aij
METnOPOUTAN OPERA CO . MEW YORK
TUBS. EVG., MARCH 7, AT 7(30 PRECISELY
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
Mmea. Uadski. Homer; Mm. Urtug.- Well
Iiraun. Bchleiel. Bloch Cond., Mr. Bodanskv
Seats 1100 Chestnut St. Walnut I2I, Rac 67
Sam Bernard
FLMENDORF
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Tho tenor is quite a caricaturist and the Metropolitan's conductor an
odmirablo victim, as this sketch,) reprinted through Mio courtesy of
the Musical Courier, demonstrates.
"1" " 7""tOi W jfi 3" Wee" Beginning Jsfo
1 Yr Kx H if , Monday. Matinee &Jjr2r
JL JL JAJLVJ Today at 2:15 p2?$ J-
Tonight at 8:15 6tmS
Pop. Wed. Mat. Best Seats $1.50 IIhW
Introduced
by
JOE
WEBER
Is the Most Popular Young Lady
in Philadelphia
Her Musical Comedy Parents, Henry Blossom
and Victor Herbert, Arc Proud of Her
COME AND GET ACQUAINTED!
ADELPHI
JOSEPH BROOKS
lNGHP
THE
Hr Wlnrhflt Smith nml Victor Mnpf.
GREAT FOT-OTAGyyAGGREfiATIOH -
JY)jf ,SlW By an Excellent (f-'v rJl
(knUiy Company of VjOisJrV
IJSIHSXPP Players in raJcRfi)
NEW HENRIETTA
j7 ;r . ft. I ,io..i.h . 11 i;enlns H K jE
llJ MLLE. AMATO M II
WO IS '? 'V I" "10 l'n.ni," Trench runlomlme i .vT!? W m
r :myC$ "TUB Al'I'I.K 1)1' l'AKI.S" VM- 3
iP?rT m? M Lale ''"ma Donna ii7ofta fl9 Winter Oar- f M jM
UC t? vl Honeymnon llxrresB Hose Garden eto VW wfl
11 H el iolMgf Pl""c""QS ' "cnry & Loie" 'ft rag 1 11
tfel ' " "T'' '"" Mutl.er." ACTS M 9
0)! Il U1V Z10Jl)ltl)ON.ZKM) MS
stt 5 m I M.OVI) & niiiTKiimi.sr. A m M
T R 5 II w k ji.n' rov uiitftJrr" m
W A T TVrrTT8'" "Mutt and Jeff" in Collegd
T V iJLPl U I Regular Matinee Saturday 1
MOUTH. Ui:ST HIUTH 1.00i NO IlIGHES J
u.rj ivr,rJL U3ii,x. ijwii.tvirii aiuiij&. .imutii uiii
WiiiJIF N
The Wonder
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Jmj, ' ft i'i WW k w) VI
A,fcfe Aap i in :i"
wsMsmjr
ALL NEW THIS YEAR i
T ATITRQ KNOW TIIV FUTl'BB Mr. Thurston will present to rr ladr aU1
4inum ng the Tuesilay and Thursdny matlme a nu.llc koroseooe ot ber l "-
i
V I f
BEGINNING MONDAY EVG.
(For 2 Weeks Only). Mats. Thtirs. & Sat.
PRESENTS THE
Koiiiuleil on Uroiihon Ilownrd'w Tuinom Tlar..
Show of the Universe
rnTTTn HTYTT TC1
JLX1JLU WUftUJJ v3 4
GREATEST MAGICIAN!
THE MOVIE NUT!
Continued en n PMS
SWJTT.N fRMHANP
IfECOND-STORt
TONI&HT3
THE NIGHT
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Kli
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HOUSE.
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