' EVENING LEDaERiHmDELPflIA,, SATUWAY, FEBBtJARY 4, ldi7
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; Wots And foibles concerning the world of the footlights and the wing!
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,, T. ROY BARNES
M . UKTS HIS PAY
PER GIGGLE
By T. ROY BARNES .
I auppoie you nay when you e mi,
I& "&' it npjendlil chap for head waiter at
IAlglon, rmndsomo and everything."
You never ins
pected my mothe
for being here, ao
I'll tell you how
It happened that
1 went on the
tnRe, I used to
pal around with a
lot of common
millionaire!!, nnd
If jou hao o or
heen chummy
with millionaires
as I hae, jou'll
know that they
neer laugh. Can't
lauKli and be a
millionaire It
coats too much
makes you pennt
lem In no time.
Wll. nnvwnv. I
ft Vaa walking down to my jacht one morn
1 whn niamnml lltn mat ItiA nn thf
I 'J etreet
We went Into the Automat and had
When we came out Jim actually
lapped we on the back and chuckled when
he said, 'Troy" he alwas calls me Troy
to eae pronouncing my full name we'
Having again; and because he sajs I hand
htm a horse laugh. "Troy," he Bald, "I
Just gae them a library In Kalamazoo and
the pleasure Is worth 110,000 to me ' Now
you may not hae noticed me, but I'm u
pretty bright boy, and In no time I figured
out how o be a millionaire mwlf If
Jim's chuckle was worth 10,000 a chuck
to him, why couldn't 1 take the place of the
library and make people chuckle' Hut I
aw a percentage In being n human library
I gathered artistic from all over nnd I
figured that If a chuckle ' worth HO.O00,
a grin was only worth 15000, and a horse
laugh, $12.552 ; a snicker Mfc22G a snick
and a rlbhurter J22.888 to Jim Hut
fathered more statistics. I figured the death
rate up against the birth rate there's one
born eery minute, and they all hae a
chuckle at so much a chuck. But there are
an tc ntK nAnnio In ihp I'nited States, 58,-
i1 iYh.rVs of whom can afford to go to the
theatre. Taking Jlm'B Income annually nnd
dividing It by the thcatregolng public, plus
the cost of the Kalamazoo library, you can
aslly see how I arrhed at the following
smlues:
A grin Is worth seentyto cents, a
huckle Is worth eighty-six cents per chuck,
nickers nlnety-thrco and a half cents per
nick, horse laughs are worth $2 or the
prlco of admission for eery bray and a
real rib dcstroer Is worth 2 or a horse
laugh plus whatever the scalper thinks you
can stand, or J2.94 So I got my figures to
(ether not tho ones ou see In the show-
nd 1 argued with llammersteln of "Ka
tlnka" fame. We argued and dickered for
about a "week and I finally n greed to take
JU.66 a week Instead of $25 that I wanted,
and ono pef cent of tho laughs I get a
cent a piece for grins, a cent and sesen
ighths for snickers, two and a quarter for
a chuckle and so on, nnd It doesn t make
any difference how often jpu chuckle. 1 get
paid by the chuck. 1 Installed a -very dell
catb machine to register nctuallj the cali
ber of tho audience nnd the amount of
nickers, etc, per person The hatholder
under each seat Is a specially constructed
instrument containing a hydrostatic bal
ance and it records the number of grins,
Chucks, snicks and so forth down to a grin,
chuck or a snick. In nddltlon It tests the
caliber of the audience because It won't
hold a cheap hat ; It dumps them on the
floor. These Instruments don't cost much
It's the upkeep, nnd It's cheaper to put 'em
In than to repair them. Any one who
laughs the hatholder off the scat gts ai
rebate or the price or one norse laugn for
doing It, and jou can occupy as many seats
as you want. I'll be a millionaire like Jim,
In one J ear, seven months, thirteen daja
and eight hours, If jou people will do jour
duty.
HARP AND PIANO
RECITAL
Philadelphia's musical reputation Is being
further enhanced by her tlnusual number
of youthful artists. With tho leaders In
this list Is llttlo Florence Adele Wlghtman,
Who Is going to give a harp and piano
recital on Thursday evening, March 8, at
IrVltherspoon Hall. Tljls child pleases her
audiences with her piano plaving and then
follows this with a performance at the
harp, and In eplte of her growing success
he retains her simplicity.
Marie Loughney, the mezzo-soprano, will
be the assisting artist. Among her num
ber will be a group of old-fashioned songs
In costume and with harp accompani
ment. The recital Is under the manage
ment of Helen Pulaski Innes.
NEWS NOTES
The new Selznlck Pictures, nfter playing
the Stanley, Victoria and Strand with their
first three productions, nro going to add the
Arcadia to the list on March 6, when
Robert Warwick will be seen thero In "Tho
Argylo Case " Director Ilalph Inco has
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LovemakinK may answer that definition, but so does the trick of silhouette photography, which is being re
vived by the publicity man of the McClure Pictures to present Shirley Mason and George Le Guere in a novel
and pleasing guise.
MARGUERITE'S
HEART WON
BY DOG
Margueilte Clark has so many nnlmils
nnd pets of various kinds appearing In her
pictures that she seldom completely loses
her heart to nn one of them loving them
alt collectively us she does all dumb beasts
Hut when she was Introduced to the little
white tov dog that playM Toto In 'The
Fortunes of Fill" she completely capitulated
to his charms and, gathering him up in
her arms, announced that he was hers till
death does them part
Toto Is one of the most Intelligent little
dogs that ever came Into a motion pliturc
studio Hubbllng over with mischief nnd
responsive beyond belief to the slightest
word of command, he Is tho center of at
traction the moment ho steps upon the
floor of the Famous Plajers' studio
Director Hobert O Vlgnola, who pro
duced "The Fortunes of Fill," declares tjiat
Toto Is the most Intelligent extra ho over
saw but directors frequently say harsh
things which they later regret
Miss Clark will appear at the Stanley
In "The Fortunes of Kill" next week
DETAIL IS VITAL,
SAYS VALERIE
BERGERE
Valerie Berpere. who Is not only a versa
tile actress, but ono of the most successful
producers of plays for the American stage
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Next Week M1TZI in TOM-roM Seats Now,
declares that vaudeville Is the greatest
school In her profeslon As Miss Hergere
was a legitimate star for ears nnd Mient
man.v seasons In stock productions before
she cast her lot with the two-n-daj, she
Is fitted by experience to make this claim
Almost cverv season Miss Hergere. pio
duces at least ono ntw pla This vear
sho Is presenting in vaudeville another
dramatic sketch wlilih sho will hnw at
Keith's next week In producing plavs fur
vaudeville Miss ISergere nas gained u rep
utation for her attention to detail She
has always been of the opinion tint to miss
0110 of the slightest stitches in the threading
of a story Is to spoil It so that the close
observer Is sure to notice It
Detail has been Ilelasco's greatest suc
cess ntid MIsm Hcrgero has used the fam
ous producer .is an exemplar In the little
Japanese sketches sho has presented in
vnudevllle Mis Hergere has given ample
cvldenco of her btud of detail in staging
tho stories This season she Is presenting
a new plavlet railed "Ambition which
calls for much detail It was written by
Katharine Kavanaugh, who for several
ears appeared In support of Miss Bergere
put Charles Hlnes, II Cooper t'llffe
Mary Alden Into the film
and
With "Patrla" bounding feverishly along
the flrt half of each week, the Arcadia Is
going to "fill on the last three da with
a scries of unusual nature plcturei by Pro
fessor Dinner, e ailed 'The Living Hook
of .Nature "
Tuesday evening the dramatic elenar'
nient of the I'niverslty lixtenslon Societv
will present the members n; I'i.ijh and
Plajcrn flub In three one-act plajs, at
-V
dW
see it nnronE too late i i
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MONDAY
Oors-e Beban In
Ills mveetheart
The White Ilaven
Is Marrlace HacredT
Iiryant Washburn. In
Hklnner's Dress Suit
Douglas Fairbanks,
The Lamb
In
Pauline Frederick. In
The BIiii Market
On Danireroua Ground
The Oreat Secret
Mary Miles Mlnter. In
IJulrle's Adventure
Rail Kane, in
The Red Woman
Fannie Ward, In
Retty to the Rescue
Prank Mclntyre. in
The Traveling Salesman
Valeska Huratt. In
The New Vork Teacock
Anita Stewart. In
The Glory of Yolanda
Edith Storey. In
Money Magic.
Clara Klmhall Youn. In
The Foolish Virgin
William Desmond. In
The Iced llullet
The End of the Tour
Tho Oreat Secret
Howell Wedewood. In
The Reward of Faithless
The Double Room Mystery
The Hlnk
Vivian Martin, in
The Wax Model
Marrueflte Snow,
Snow White
Jun Caprice. In
. Child of the Wild
Juno Caprice. In
A Child of tha Wilda
Marruerlt Clark, In
Miss Oeorce Washlmton
fltuart Holmes. In
The Scarlet Letter
Georr Walsh In
Melting Millions
Clara Kimball Young. In
'Thei FoollsU Virgin
Marguerite Clark. In
The Fortunes of, Flfl
'"&?'
TUESDAY
George rieban In
Ills Sweetheart
WEDNESDAY
Marie Doro. In
Oliver Twist
Bryant Washburn. In
t-kinner'a Dress Suit
Douglas Fairbanks, In
The Lamb
George Ilehin In
Ills Kneetheart
Chicken Casey
The Great Secret
Hryant Washburn. In
hklnner's Dress Suit
Lnulae Glaum. In
The Wolf Woman
Alma Hanlon. In
God of Little Children
Clara Kimball Young,
Trilby
Marguerite Clark, In
Snow White
William S Hart. In
Truthful Tulllver
Frank Mclntyre. In
The Traveling Salesman
Fannie Ward In
Iletly to the Itescue
The Traveling Salesman
The Secret Kingdom
Valeska Suratt. In
The New York Peacock
Anita Stewart, In
The Glory of Yolanda
Hessle Loie. In
Mna the Plcfner Girl
Clara Kimball Young. In
The Foolish Virgin
Douglas Fairbanks.
The Americano
The End of the Tour
The Great Secret
Clara Kimball Young. In
The Foolish Virgin
The Image Maker
Mrs. V. Castle. In Patrla
Vivian Uartln. In
The Wax Model
God'a Crucible
lilueblrd Play
Viola Dana, In
The Great Secret
June Caprice, In
A Child of the Wllda
Marruerlta rMarlr. In
r Miss Oeorge Washington
Ethel lUrrymnre. In
The White Haven
Frank. Keenan, In
The Crab
Ituth Htonahouee. In
The Saintly Sinner
Marruerlt Clark. In
The Fortunes of Flfl
Norma Talmadge, In
' ranthea
ISftfllfr.'.
Dorothy Daltnn In
A Gamble In Souls
Benjamin Christie, In
Blind Justice
Lillian Walker In
Kitty Mackay
The Glory of Yolanda
Mrs. V. Castle, in Patrla
Purity
Blllle Burke Serial
Tlllle Wakes Up
Mrs. V. Castle, In Patrla
Virginia Pearson.
Bitter Truth
Viola Dana, In
Threads of Fate
Clara Klmhall Young. In
The Foolish Virgin
Alice Joyce. In
The Courage of Silence
Ann Murdnck, In
Envy
Harold I.ockwood.
Pidgin Island
Stuart Holmes, In
The bcarlet Letter
Vivian Martin, In
The Wax Model
William Desmond. In
The Iced Duller
George Walsh, In
Melting Millions
Frances Nelson. In
One of Many
Ethel narrymore. In
The iVhlte Ilaven
Gall Kane, In
On Dangerous around
Marie Doro In
Lost and Won
Carlyle Blackwell, In
A Square Deal
Marguerite Clark. In
The Fortunes of Flfl
Norma Talmadge, In
ranthea
Ethel Barrrmore.
The WMt Raven
la
THURSDAY
Vivian Martin In
The Wax Model
I.nu Tellegen In
The Victoria Cros
Brjant Washburn In
r-klnner's Dress Suit
LouIe Glaum In
The Wolf Woman
FRIDAY
Vivian Martin In
The Wax Model
Alice .Tojre, In
The CourV.e of bllence
Bryant Washburn. In
skinner's Dress Suit
Wllllim S. Hart, In
The Aryan
Carljle Blackwell
A Square Deal
Ethel Barrjmnre, in
The White Ilaven
Mae Marsh. In
The Wharf flat
Alice Bradv In
A Hungry Heart
Vivian Martin, In
The Itlght Direction
Charlotte Walker, in
Partners
Purity
Great becret Serial
Tlllle Wakes Up
Mrs, V. Castle, in Patrla
Gladys Brockwell. In
One Touch of Sin
Nazlmnva. in
War Brides
Theda Bara. In
The Darling. of Tarls
Dorothy Dalton. In
Chicken Casey
Ann Murdock, in
Envy
Valeska Suratt. In
The New York Peacock
Man Who Took a Chance
The Purple Mask
bessue Havakawa. In
Each to Ills Kind
Pauline Frederick. In
The Slave Market
Marie Drcsler In
Tlllle Wakes Up
Frances Nelson. In
One of Many
Ethel narrymore. In
The White Haven
Cleo Madison. In
Black Orchids
The Golden Fetter
Mrs. V. Castle, In Patrla
Florence 1a Uadle. In
Her Lite and Ills
Marguerite Clark. In
eThe Fortunes of Flfl
Norma Talmadge, In r
Tanthea
The Whit Raven
The Great Mecfet
Vivian Mat tin In
The Bight Direction
Emllv Stevens, in
The Wager
Lionel Barrymore. In
The End of the lour
Owen Moore In
A Girl Like That
The night Direction
Ke stone Comedy
Gladys Brockwell In
One Tou. of Sin
Gall Kane. In
.The Bed Woman
Nazlmnva. In
war Brides
Theda Bara. In
The DarlL-s of Paris
Mme. Petrova. In
Bridges Burned
Norma Talmadge,
Panthea
Gall Kane, In
The Bed Woman
Alice Brady. In
The Hungry Heart
Sesaue Hayakawa. In
Each to His Kind
J. Warren Kerrigan. In
The Measure of a Man
Hurry Moore In
The Courage of Silence
Earl Williams. In
Arsene Lupin
The Bitter Truth
Patrla
Harold Lock wood. In
Pidgin Island
Wllllaii' S. Hart. In
The Gun Fighter
Douglas Fairbanks,
The Americano
In
SATURDAY
Vivian Martin In
The Wax Model
. , The Americano
A Mutt and Jeff Comedy
Bryant Washburn. In
Skinner's Dress Suit
William S. Hart, In
The Aryan
Blanche Sweet, In
Tho Evil Eye
Ethel Barrymore, in
The White Ilaven
Charles Bay, In
The Weaker Sex
Clara Klmhall Young In
The Foejlsh Virgin
Owen Moore In
A Girl Like Tha
The night Direction
Keystone Comedy
Glad) a Brockwell in
One Touch of Sin
Gall Kane, In
The Bed Woman
Theda Bara, in
The Darling of Paris
Theda Bara. in
The Darling of Paris
Robert Warwick. In'
A Girl's Folly
Norma Talmadge.
Panthea
William fl. Hart. In
The Gun Fighter
The Awakening of
Helena Illtchle
Bessue Jlayakawa. In
Each to Ills Kind
Mary rickford. In-v
Less Than the Dust
Man' MseLsren. In
The Mysterious Mrs, M,
irsene Lupin
Marguerite Clark. In
The Fortune of Flfl
- t
Norma Talmadge. fn
Panthea
Great Expectation
The Secret Klifadsi
Fannie Ward. In
The Tears of the Locust
Peggy Hyland In
Her Bight to Live
Olga Petrova. In
Bridges Burned
Lionel Barrymore. In
The End of the Tour
Marguerlts Clark. In
The Vorturtt tf Flfl
Norma Talmadge. In
Panthea
Wltherspoon Hall: Floyd Dell's "King
Arthur's Sock," Rupert Hrooka's "Lithu
ania" and Paul Hen leu's "Modesty."
A. H. Woods Is soon to begin rehearsals
of KuKcne Walter's new play. "A Small
Town Olrl." Hero's honing Philadelphia
gets Its customary first look, ns It did at
"A Plain Woman" and "The Trail of the
Lonesome Pine."
WANTED: MEMBERS,
BY OPERA
CLUB
The Rehrens Opera Club has removed to
quarters In tho remodeled Orand Fraternity
Ilulldlng, Arch street below .Seventeenth,
and has changed Its rehearsal night to
Wednesday Rehearsals of "Faust," an
nounced for the next production, have been
under way for several weeks under the
direction of John Curtli, Jr., an associate
Benefits Now Booking
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Saturday Matinee, 25c, GUc and rc
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Week Commenclnff Monday I.
, Phlla s only Stock Co InJJpL
Without Exception the Most
Satisfying Drama, Eer Written
ANNA DOHERTY'S
FAREWELL WEEK
MONDAY MABCII S
EUOENIE BLAIR
Joins Knickerbocker Plaversln
"MAIUMi: "
conductor of tho club, who won much favor
able comment by his training of the duo
In the singing of "Cavallerla, Ilustlcana,
sung on November 27, under tha baton or
Oustav Hlnrlchs, nnd his conducting if the
ballet, "Coppella." which was presented the
same night. The conductor of "Taust" will
be nnnounced later. T
The club Is desirous of largely Increasing
Its chorus for this production, ns well as Its
ballet. Singers (all voices) are Invited to
present themselves on Wednesday evenings,
when, If they meet the club's requirements,
they will be admitted to membership. None
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XTPYT FRIIJiY KTEMM1 AT 8:15
IN UlA 1 MAT. .MAT. AT 18:3(1
Spain tahned Moors
A new Lecture Klen In a new way on
this Lnnrt of Charm and Romanes
Spain, whose sons fiuro sp consplcu
ouslv tn the early annals of our own
country
Tickets Heppe. HID Cht ,i.r to $1 00
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Feb. 28, 8:15
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' The End of the Tour"
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THE RICH QUARTET
Tickets now nt Ileppe's, SOc, 75c. SI, S1.S0
ACADEMY Seats at Ileppe's. 111!) "Chestnut
Philadelphia
Orchestra
TONIGHT at 8:15
Russian Program
EXHlnlTION OF OIL PA1NTINOS AND
SKETCHES HV WOMEN ARTISTS
ART CLUB 2S0 south broad- street
(Entrance on Chant ellor)
10 TO 0 DAILY, 1 TO 4 SUNDAY FREE. .
q THEATRE CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
GET THE KEITH HABIT IT WILL GROW ON YOU!
Elizabeth
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RETURN Or THE AMERICAN MUSICAL COMEDY TAVORITES!
BRICE & KING
THE POPULAR PERSONALITY PAIR
Offering "A WT OF MUMCAL COMEDY IX A VAUDEVILLE WAV
Charles
THE PHILADELPHIA FAVORITE IN A NEWORAMATIC PLAYLET
VALERIE BERGERE & CO.
Presenting "AMRITIOV " an Intense Story bv.Katherlne Kavanaugh
RAE ELEANOR BALL
pnivcKqq of the violin in a nni.TOHTFm. musical offerinti
CHARLES OLCOTT
In Ills Original Novelty "A CQMIP OPERA IN TEN MINUTES"
MAZIE KING & CO. SCARPIOFF & VARVARA
DUNEDIN DUO
PATHE WEEKLY
MEEHAN'S SENSATIONAL CANINES
FEATimiNT! A TROUPR OF TIIK WORi.n'B OREATKST I.EAPINO HOUNDS
' AND
Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria"
Setenlh Episode of the Photoplay of Thrills and Adventure Entitled "RFD DAWN"
COMING!. EVELYN NESBIT and JACK cr.livirnnr.
Beat. Alwa. a Week In Advance." IlelL Fllbirt aaDKeY.'tn.'. luea 21B0
THE J. FRED ZIMMERMAN THEATRE
CJermantown
and
CUlUa
Arena
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9 if mmJ JI .Wflijk
M. W. TAYLOR
General Manattr
FUJh'"
Whole .
Tamil
WEEK DEOINN1NO MONDAY, 'FEBRUARY 28
ROSE MELVILLE
"SIS HOPKINS"
AN ENTIRELY NEW CA8T AND PRODUCTION
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday wd Sturd. 25c. .Nighto, 20c. 30c, SOc
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SKATH ONKWBKK
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hcarsals regularly and actively partlclnai,! I
fee Is iS per year, nnd there la no othl?
expense, other than the purchase of icor-V
obtained for members at wholesale price.'
which become their personal property '
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Continuous
9 A. M. TO
11.15 P. M.
10c, 20c
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Vltaeraph
Presents
IN FIRST PRESENTATION OF
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P1CTURIZATIO.V OF TACL
POTTER'S SENSATIONAL
NOVEL AND PLAY
ADDED ATTRACTION
The Famous
Comedian
Max
Under
In First Shon
Inn of
"Max Comes Across"
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Thurs., Friday, 4 Sal.
Metro Presents
Harold
Lockwood
with
May
Allison
In HxclusUe
First Showing
"The Promise"
afK
l)etauer'a Rjmplion
nr
Orcliefctra
itra
III the Heart of ShopplllR Dllrli.t H
11 A M TO 1 T. M 10c. ISc
1 to 6 P M ,. ..10c. He. S5c
nVCNINQS 16c. 25c. 35c
On Saturdays. ncnlne Prices
HEOLNNINO MONDAY
A RI1AL IIKADI.INEH
Ellis Nolan
Troupe
IN COMRINATION OF MIRTH
AND SKILL IN
"A Day at
the Circus"
SPHCIAL! EXTRA'
Little Caruso
and Company i
In a Scenic and Musical Offering : M
"A Njght in 60106" i
'JiliMiiLli1!1 'Ull rlllf JIIMI-m-J-Uif-ljt-IIHli.1
THEATRE
Market helonr 601 ll Street
MATINKK DAILY ....2 30, 10c
EVBMNOS. 7 A 8, 10c. 20c. 25c
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
MOKEY HONEY Presents
TIIK TALLEST MAN IN THE
WORLD
Capt. Auger & Co.
IN MUSICAL TADLOID
"Jack, the Giant Killer"
Friday and Saturday
IPSCHUTZ rresenu
jackl:
Thursda:
i
Music &
MARCELLE"
Deauty Spectacular
m
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IAiUl.ki.HHU
IIKOAII ST.
SNIDER AVE.
Mat. Dally at 2 l"c
Ev'gg,6.45 & 9 10-2U-30C
MoAelay, Tuesday and Wednesday
ANTHONY CARABINE Presents
Capt. Talbot's
String Band
Flrat Prlie Winner of Mummers
New Year's Parade
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
E. W. WOLF Presents
AT THE
PARTY
Tha Most Wonderful Juvenlls
Act In Vaudeville ,
In Conjunction with First Shovj
Inr in Bouth Philadelphia of
Witi FOX Photoplays.
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
THEDA BARA
In "THE TIOBn WOMAN"
Thursday- Friday & Bura,J
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