-
r-f"
,m&
TES AND
BRAt)Y'S BALLOON IS
READY FOR FLIGHT
Film Magnate Employs Hugo
Dirigible in His New Photo
play Spectacle
Atlantic Cltr for tho Inn scrnl
Mks his been In a stale of excitement
unusual ecn for tliat lty scisldr
jnetropolK Humors Imo been fljln,:
ibout-runitrs of strango thliiKi uml
dolnes down at tlie Lotigport cnl of the
Island of a huso tnllocm securely an
chored In n carcfullj tuiiioulliieeil liin-,-ir,
of an ImjienilinB flight ti ea and
til jcrts tf scirntlonil thlum
The curious who 'cntuiol down to
a -m fnliH.I tlttl-
the extreme enu 01 j-tmi,i"'i. ' ""
tn compensate them for their trip
thej- could eo was a woctlcn liul'dliiu
aomo 150 feet lone ami 60 feet IiIrIi
' tereral ncrcs purroundme -which lnd
been toped oft and were brine jiatrolled
i by a guard to enfotee tho frequent "So
l fll It and whli.li was belnif generated
? Admittance" sIkh.
What they did not know' ian that
' Inside that bulldhiR was n dlrlelble
probably the largest In America a bal
loon 100 feet Innit and TO feet high. Into
which then were being forced tho 25,610
cubic feet of hjdroiien Ras necessary to
(111 t, and whkh wk I)Iiir generated
by a plant on tho cioiind
Nor did they Isnow that this balloon
wis to flRiire prominently In the musylo
photodrama Slclen Orderp " Ii.ipm1 on
the Drusy Iiino mclodramulo spectacle,
VaIed Order" ' which William A.
Prady Is now producing with a Unci
cast of motion-plctmo star In 'stolen
Orders' will nppear Kim Cordon.
MonWRU I.oe June i:iIdt;r, Ciirljlo
Illackwell, SlailRO ttnns nnrt ClcfrKo
1 McQuarrlc. and the production will be
the first of tho ble rpectacu'ar photo
plays to be produced by Mr. 13nd, as
recently announced
, Ono of tho episodes In ' Stolen Orders"
h1ch promises to be especially Interest
lnr H that in which n lijdroplaiio fig
ures In a rccue at pen. A Curtlos ma
chine Is used, and Mr. Ilrady recenth
flew the four miles from TxmRport to
the Curtt-s lnngai at the Inlet us th
juest of KcndrlcK, an Atlantic City
aviator.
VARIED PROGRAM OPENS
AT HOUSTON HALL
International Politics the Opening
i. ' Theme of Discussion in U. of P.
Lectuie Couisc
International politics. II o Orst of a
cries of lecturea arrmced by tho 1'nl-.
erlt of T'ennRjhanla, will bo Rlen
today In Houston Hall Thn proRrain.
which Is one of aitlltv, will etend
durlnR next week. 'Xranslatlona of He
cleslastcs la one of the features of the '
program
Dr. James C Dillanh irofesor of
political economj In Wharton School, I
will speak on International politics Ho
will touch upon the lnfluenco of thU '
country in International affairs
The Old Testament will be pone oer
next Tuesday ienlnR bs Prof Mori is
JAttrow. Ho will read IiIh own trans
lations of Hccleslastes and .plaln tho
phllo8oph of ti 0 booh.
French literature will bo llcuyed
r.t Thursday eenhiK b Prof H V
Olroud A lecture on "A Jew lull .state
In Palentlne' will be delivered next Sat
urday by I)ald W Ainrani, of tho Law
School There will also be n review of
Manical literature by MIhh Alice M.
ItusBell next I'rlday ctnlnt; In llo-'
unkal Ha'l.
HIS HAIRLESS HOLIDAYS
MAY HELP LICK KAISER'
'SmlllnR Bill" Parsons, originator of
and central flRure In tho new Capitol i
remedies, tho first of which Is soon to
ke released by tho Goldujn lilstrlbut
lnc Ccrporation, Is asklnR his fellow
yaldheads throURhout tho country to
Join him In a series of hairless holldajui
for the benellt of Uncle Sams war sav
ings campaign
Let every member of the bald-paled
Motherhood deny hhnbclf the luxury of
fair tonic frrm this da on, he hURRes-ls.
Let him shako his head firmly when the
barber sugRcsts "a few drops of this.
r, mat spots RettlnR bigger ull tho
time, and quietly transfer from his
iruus-rs nocuct to tn ono reserved for
thrift stamp cash tho quarter of half
QOllar the litrlief tu ilii !( fn Tat
h'm tuin his back and inarch resolutely I
, .ii mu muKKisi BpnnKH a nemo
otsomethlnR new, no matter how tempt
ij? the lain I, no matter how persuaslvo
tne gu irantee "
.'T,l?ugh ?ou cai,t e'et a. .man who has
rorgotten wluro to Mop vvatihinR hi face
to admit it," observes Bill, trcre Is
f",uh inonev wasted on hopeless hair
ionics In a ear to equip a transport
J?atl of troops ani set them dqwn on
the JrlnR line n France. Twent-flvo
or ntty cents fc r the barber Ineans ono
?. ,L0..,,,lrlft s'anips Five dollars for
, lo bottles or KWiet-smclIinc aomethlnir1
K ean8..a. V "almfn stamp 1 shall
ml ?S.?lv t0 lle-,r "" hrother baldheads
ms- '"it tney seo tho sense cf my argument,"
l LANsnnwMw fii.un
IN CHARITY CONCERT
,!he G1.e.? of t,, f'ountry Club of Lans
nowne give a concert next Wertnes
iSMi.e.enln? nt th0 Twentieth Ccnturj
iJir. ?nsdowne for tho benefit of tlio I
t ""ut,""!a -naniies or Eastern Dela-
l .eii v-u"nl- ine lilee, under the Ul-,
L Kroiinii r 'lenr 11011, will sing; three
r ,.';;."- i.,o 4.1,0 Miiuiairt will IJ'l
I'iTi.,?-'bre'Holz am' William Sylvanoi
It'w."- ,Y.n.B ol lnn reatures of the
(""vXTfi" WJ ' b tl,e "Street Songr." from 1
I, .aUEhtV Mnr ntts, r,,r, .,. ,... n.i..
r n .C- ?.. -, ouub uji t.iie nyitt i
LP .Mlilnar"y tl10 aiee elves two sub-,
1 SerJIn" c,oncerls eacl1 ear. 'I his J ear I
I.i, eHti..-" .?"? s-"'.cei'e anu me bud
i "VTinilOntt ntitrnn,t n ,u AAi...
5SJ?Pei tho charity concert belrnr tub-
Itf i tiTil. " ,'Vcl"bers feUlnK that It
I ?.i? Procee(!a to charity, i;Very one
w. t tho E00 tickets hi (.,..!
' 1 7
' Josef HofniBitn Recital Billed
JORPf llnfmM. ...lit . ... ,..
Ti it Vh. ,1 j ""'" '" ww in rrcuni
W ft"iau.Vny.OIJ,lU31 n Wfdiiebd
ay
Anil. fcVli. ,'""" -w. Allld 1 uv Ills
S,,a."?!tal appearance In Philadelphia
.vtiivun, ,-iiarcn zu. -rnm tiin h.
ir. ;j'" Jreni seasoni That there
iinf!f2iJr.fa,K' P'anlt who .approach
tlon o i txtraorainary pomen-
and ,ni.n. " i . . "" '"" niusicai
t trahu fi,.,., V,l?ueB ,s nn ea"y demon
f nte&L "1iiech"l L's colossal! his
teitVv a . . ""B v"1.1" noquence una
.;?.'. , fe?tur.e ot '' Program will
i ?lch
-, his jj i hi nnnnii unnnt. -.m -i i..
I. -- i !- uuiiutu UL L.I1UUI11.
contalna the famous Funeral
. alarrh n... ..., .,. v .Mlic'?
be, inMHV;":i"" yiopin nuinoera will
rS' the v.TJ. " i' 'V major .octurne ana
kii Vala In A flat major.
Stage Receptions at Orpheum
BMaShi B 1n Tuesday afternoon,
r act i. v-.i- "' VrP"Bun Theatre w
i ""i as hosts an hnu.... t i,i.
u.chVu.ri;!'0.. "pi to v
9 come in .i-.:'.'"""'?.' . -V.? nt to
s trctii .oi-T r vuI'lu" nun our pa
? thl i- MWU"WJ1
"and we bellee
. tucceed
.-..., .0 .,,-
proper
S5
way. We cannot
'neern nnrt VC '. f"""r' our ouui-
tes. e hoDa anO !)). ihu iu
o frankly, to the mutual advantace
' U ccncernVd."
COMMENT
"STOLEN ORDERS'" BIG DIRIGIBLE
V
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7
jesey
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Ak
yHHI
ft HHmVRHHHHHf . H aK
i?s.i.v5'3.L .. rt.v.i, ' ' ,.t"Tm:. ."i:,'":.?"'".' '"'''"
lVrt-,''v3'?i,A3'f'i!-4'-" ? oI1 t0 Kl, a" I'Tfurnnmo now
LMwlaal 'S-"1 V,-aXWiuJ.Wv iivAif(ttfe.'-Xi .i , . j Tlu retired pi rform,ers huh thellered
bafe y guaitle.l tlown in Longport is this 100-foot-lotig balloon,
miIIm ?t"n? nn ,cx' ""'f r.ol5 i the melodramatic motion picture
winch William A. IJrady is staging on the beach nnd in the aUy.
FAVEKSHAM'S FINE CURLS PROVE MARY
DRAMATIC RECORD, lMCKFORD'S IDENTITY
Willi un ritersliani, who Is to present' Mlnlo Mary 1'lchford was In San
Lord and I.adv AIim" nt ti,A t , - i rrnnrJn , ,..-t,t . 1...-1., tn..nr
'""""' occaniu ins own linnaRer In
100S, after three onseeiitli- reasons In
The Hquaw .Man s an netor-maili.
Rer he has the following prodiutlolii to
Ms ci edit l-iin. 'TIil World mid His
Wire " d ipted from tho hi mlidi of
i:ilicjrar.u 11ns, .Stephen Phillips a
"Merrd" nin 'The I awn b IMward
Kiioblnuih, lsi. Julius t'aesar ,1'1I
' (Jlheilo and itoimo and Juliet , lull.
"Tho llawh, b 1 rancls do Crolsett;
1910, 'CettlnR Matrled, by llernard
hiiaw , I9i,, llirnard ."haws "llsill.
ance," lllon ralthrop s 'Tho Old Coun
tr" nn Jl. V Carton s ' j,onV and I.adv
Algj.
BROAD
Street
TWO WKKKS JJElilNNINtt
... . MillHlNOS
iiij vrrnnxriiifiit with Llun A I rluii.er mil drnr.e I
I'reieritt
MRS.
"SERVICE"
I'rpi filed
"A NIGHT AT AN
"You'll All Be Walking Spanish!"
llVOOlT tSTP
At Last! the
LAND
M O N D A Y
rAi?i?fr,K'
The r- ..s
Parailp T 'he
II vS, .0 rZZ.Jl-r,'z A.v-S S Immnnen w
of the mm im&"
inv spx ' . ,. jmr
. . S&&v Gx Spectacle! vm
I ill HI I jfj It. iV HHIl -iXAi 1 I I liW f7tlT7 r .l..-n nA. n.t JBBA J
II $J&'s jWP y Quixiro fx r
fvnofnef J . -v. - "" sp w',u
1 fEwSj T'v i I tr jPyv ' jf vviy Only 1
JtX o AH Trains to
pi & JT 1'hlla. Are
MOW 4r T7V N' !
mtha IWSK'1 I I W?$itfM$2f American m
lilt 1 rdrTAiiMX I I VB3--f-V4.rj . -- '-.1
uSMf J rftW J I" JL'UUS MHHM
ni 1 if Sry VjilC Wises Hl
World! ag R
VJA-A AXAak SM'I, M0N-NIUDMGEK, Hub.
MATINEK T(I11A TONIfillT AT SllS
NfAT LAST WEEK Wm "IB
A-liTkfcJ Tfl-lI-lV fu.Nf.MiV& NiTtrnuw
LAST POPULAR MAT. WEDNESDAY
"A TRIUMPH" r-nil,Aru.riiiA muss
lrt S-tfllar Apuearanm In rhllailrlplila of thr IllttlniuUbrd ioung Aclor
LOU
"LIKELY TO
Or' EVERY MATINEE GIRL."
TELLEGEN
(Vnilfr llli Own Manacrnrntl
wiiii ins iaTiRE oBKiif. i. iy..!l?.R compam
r IN IIIH IlOMlNAn.NO TKIUMPH
"BLIND YOUTH"
nv wii.tRn mick and loir Thiii-ohN
nlUECTION CHABI.K8 IJIIJtSO. CUUK
BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT, March 18th, Seals Thura.
"gJX" orivric Mouosro .,
wilij rnnsE.NT a nbw comedt PitAitA
THE
LITTLE BELGIAN
ny AnTiiun
WITH A TYPICAL
tneludlnK.Krill.r, I
KT NN AUK. J.IIAR.I Jf?.
1SU
vdVliKRIK 1 llf I Tin- f,rj '"'
l'i .iram -
i8!i rrifv KMMLTT MIMKirnisi.
"SiivfViVi S.HKNII. JD.NK H W T1IOR.N
iY. KMMLTT MIMIlirrimw.
litHKL. IWMtCNIi, u.-J "" jiwh.i.
IHTOV. SIBH. FDMUMI. ll BNKY. 11KNIIV. MIIEBWOOI):
TIMEUY PRICES Efe',0,.i 50cto$;.50
1 POPULAR 51 MATIN JSE WD.,
I. arni'l 1U MATIVK1C SATtTMnAY ) '
EVESINCT PUBLIC
ON STAGE
I.
I'lctuie. marlllv of Clothes l,ine
Allej." which Is to bo oxlilbltid at tln
Stanley Theatre, Phn was teipiefiid h
the P.t.l ( Hiss otll. ' its to upe.iU to lil ftuu
worUneii ftiRfred In tho preit t ulon
lion Worl.i. tho ,K phlpbulldl is p'ant
Tile popular llltlo Ktar w ire a 10" nnd
.1 cloth hat, ami nine of the ine-i wero
doubtful of hr lihutltv
If oil re M ir I'likford wheio are
our tiirlk" jilled an "II b daubed
worker. With that (.hallcnfie our
'Iatj' whlpii'd off hr hat and the
famous PkUford uirls tumbled otr hr
I shouldern Tho shlpjard cchoeil with the
iheera of the men and lhe listened t
tentlelv tn the stars Hocpnnt appt '
and tho results wero mure thin bitis-
I fauot) to tho lied 1 russ pi-oph
SAMUEL F. NIXONI,;1fS,1;"
AION.. MAIICII 1S .-''.-.
(!KK 11SM
MIIMIU
en
FISKE
I'lii In Inn iU
1)1 III. Mil LtM HVN
nf ttte
rndf nile I nuifaUo
INN
Kne-Vrt 1 1 1.
n Mini) nt sv
SAMUEL F. NIXON
1 1 iialiia
1' r .ttr
lioMs M IOM.. Hunt, laimuer
OF JOY!
MATS.
WED.
& SAT.
KI.AW &
ERLANGER
STIR THE FLUTTERING HEART
nri.Li.TiN
ntriiMAjr
MOROSCA CAST .
IHifftrVVHrtV IfaTTATlf UlildDasm
nnnfi. n" 11 j-iiivwtj'i. IAi"r i.
MIISI IIMiroiO, JUV1.X1 UKKUE,
u
r"-"M"tr-'-"'Uix7iviMzj2"f!GiX!aiiSxfi'. ' ' "unif un' nar' s nn ip
v SMKLo 'Vi, , l-renent. In I
sir c-. . irfiR m
VW VV Snansh " vaL
Jtr X V Ali L.IIIJE, " -
SAMUEL F. NIXONi!,-"?-1 kBM1
LBDGfiR-PHrLADELlHrAt SATUKDAY,
AND FILM
EDWIN FORRESTS NATAL
DAY OBSERVED AT HOME
IGrent Trnfjedluns Memory Kept
I Orrcn by Itesidcnts of Institit
t!on Heating His Name
Vn Informal dinner, n few tendings
fioni .Slnl.cspearo, and reminiscent talks
was the, waj In which tho 112th an
nUcrcarj of tho birth of Kdwln l'orreft
was celebrated toda nt the Home
I for Actors and Actrccsoi which benrs
the Rriat traedlan'K name, o the Urls
tol pike llolmeabure
A ImsUet of flowers was placed on
Torrcsfs rhuc In ..( lMul k KpKopal
I'liurcli eraeatd Third ttreet below
I Walnut, an a trlbtito from the homo
In former jenrn a nj was Rlcn by
he rrVdonts of the homo on t'orrestn
lilrtlidi) but It wis bild b one of tho
ri
Phlnl ett! Mr rioremu Kobltion, Mts
Juinlo Stone. Mrs John Mactt, Mr
Samuel Charles Miss Mdnej Cow ell,
Miss Ann 1 Ware Dimes, Mlis ;mHy
I. wis, MUs Joiihlne lllshop and Miss
ni Lie
"Doing Our Hit" for Spring U1111
TJie Winter (3arcen production ' Da
i?l: Hl!r .""" cV" bc ""' "tlni. tlon at
1 inri. ?c,y!ut K,rrl ',er """ae this!
t-prliiR The proilui Hon H the tw.ntwl
mcind extnnaRUizi to bo produced at
.u" ,orIv "1,II,I("1 iomcdJ p!i.Mi(.i
Mnco lis opt nine on Mnnh JO lift n i,n
wVk,.'if '"'nK.our lilt In I,j Harold
UterldRc, It helnR tho nin. uerith ex
tiaBRan?a he hit wrltltn f..i tj,e 1,,.
tor flat den The music pioMded In
MKinund KombciRand llermio Tlmbirn
fcr which Mr. Itomberir has written ti1(
More The east lucu.rs PranU Tlniiel
Henry Jewls, James J Cor,ett I Inrle.
Jud-K Ada f,.ws JamtsMunon Hu"
can Sisters and tho Cansltios
CHESTNUT ST.
NIGHTS AT 8,10. MATS. WED.. FRIDAY CATimnAv
THE PRICES NEVER CHANGE
NIGHTS $1.50, $1, 75c. MATINEES $1, 75c, 50c
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT BEG. MON. NIGHT
ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN
OFfCRS THE BRILLIANT AND SPARKLING SUCCESS
"'aI.
REPLETE
WITH
MUSICAL GEMS
OF HAUNTING
SWEL'l NESS AND,
MtLUUlUUi)
REFRAIN
" vv'Iffl.SXfil M?X V
(Kh'yu t ' ' " 1
frlJW&WBESi! W
.-"ij i7?X&mMXrWm3tt
'LISTEN' ONCE AGAIN TO
"ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND"
"RACKETY COO" "ALLAH'S HOLIDAYS"
"I CAN TELL BY THE WAY U)U DANCE, DEAR"
"IN A HURRY" "KATINKA" "YOUR PHOTO"
"I VANT ALL THE VORLD TO KNOW"
"SKIDISKISCATCH" "THE WEEKLY WEDDING"
"I WANT TO MARRY A MALE QUARTETTE"
AUGMENTED SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
LYS1C THEATRE
MONDAY at 8 15
MATS.WED.&SJtT.
TWO
WSSKS
ONLY
WILUAM
FAVERSHAH
MAXINE
ELLIOTT
IRENE
FENWICK
MACLYN
ARBUCKLE
IN R.C.CARTQN'SCOKtDY
"LORD AND
GREATEST OF
ALL-STAR
CASTS
Evenings and Sat.
Matt., 30c to 52
Wed Mati. 1 CA
Be.tSeati "
HP9 Be.tSeat. r1"'" rilVW mpnBfM
HHH Sat. Evening, -ft Jtw .Hbh ffl I l Nll0n Nlrduorei.Otn Mtr I
pBhmB 50c to $2.50 fiLIittlE,'JiLBV CJ' "M' MTS, 10 A: I9r. S
I AHFI PHI i5 P0P- MAT-THURS- - i P Mi-c.K(!.ll?1
lIEiLmi ;t'i y,, regular mat, today it$ m77hT7.i... L,t.n & c. I
;LSSiss5U
IEI0HHHHHHHbZI3 flj. E Cold PJtD0lon
W THRILLING DRAMA OF HOW FAR A WOMAN WILL W J$Z lm, " ''"
l GO FOR THE MAN SHE LOVES I rJ-a I "The House of Hate"
0E0mW 11 W LAST MAT. TODAY
Kim I lttfimS'4 lii Tonicht Last Time
! I fMmFrCX ftk TlieFarorll.
anB-aM M ig if fi Y i S Sft 1 Vunlral
j viti f w - J IJLiUbSiJn lon""4
I II JL Vr Am JivUv JLjl a tkaiv or Minm and MEionr
Lliraa;aBBaiii.-.m A BROAD Last Mat. & Ever.
WmT CIIARLKS IHLLISOIIAM rrMcnts
m
llrajna
br J n 1 Kekcrt
Mary
ANn S.
ioodman, fonndd on
the utory by John
riemtnv Wilton,
i
ACTIVITIES
ANN PENNINGTON
IN "SUNSHINE NAN"
Well-Known Dansousc nt KeROnt In I
Her Latest Paramount
Photoplay
At I ho ltCRent Theatre on Monday
dainty Ann 1'enninRtott, tho woll known
iilai-iiFe of tho ZliRfcld rollles 'Mlfa
1917" and others, will ap'pear In her
1 latest Paramount phottplay, "Sunshlno
Nan" ThlM Is nn adaptation of Allco
Higan lilies -fahary Allej " As will
'be remembered AIIv HcRan H'ce Is tho
author of "Mis Irrs of the I'abbuRO
1'atch, "I,ocv Marj ' "Mr Opp" and
'The .Seen Stt ins" and others
The WM. PENN
t.M NTHt .l
Uec. Mom Ml ,
. HIT. 40th A 4ttt
JllSl I.TI.. 7
I lrt Time nt Ponnlftr Prteet
LYDELL & 11IGGINS
l HI ltI, ( lIMhin slll.TI II
. J( K jl 1 Oil II C Ml
I1K1.SN S ltls
. 1)1111 It. t IIUII I B tTS M
WILLIAM FARNUM
In Ulllliim lot rirliirlitt'oit
of Irtnr lliicu n
, "LES -MISERAHLES"
omplrtr I lmniti of lllll ThnriUj
GAYETY
1'Iiil ulr1pliti r-imoiti lnrl(ili Thilri
Sill st. HI I OH MM, M
Hot ti I hone
ZALLAH
AND
The Tempters
gggfc
CHESTNUT NEAR 11TH
UNDER DIRECTION Or
MESSRS. SHUBERf
THE MUSICAL
PLAY OF
INFINITE
CHARM
tljr ItARBAClt L
FRIVL, Authori
ou-ni, iv jovr.
high ji:;i:i
1UE IlhElI
LADYAUiY"
PRODUCKD BT
Nash I
T, CAST IV
Wm. A. Brady
SAO rcrfarmuiers nt
I tlif rUjhoM, XT.
4mmmL
wmsSM 1
1
..I.. I I-. nil HI II Ul 1 1 lilliniHLiff I B'lli Iffiiill IIUWI llll IIMDUIHi Ik'
l, . -ski I BlPh8'wKEieH
irwi Hrrrik'lii
1 .flfti.ttHL lL t B. m ln HT iiTiiiril n 111
I ' I li-'iJt lth l-IAItl, WIIITI, i.
MARCH 0, 1918 t.SJHB
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f , '.' "'V'V""' "' ',""'". ' " J ' ' imimwiiwiiiiiimm)iiiiii mi i mmmmmmm!mSESSE3R
I '' V 'V V
1 V
CONTINUOUS
9a;m,to
msftM.
t-J
Hi
. .'!
jST".' ois.
Jwsm&mL
MllMI 1l .) -Wl.tisi m
"ll.U'l rrfcnt
Constance
Talmadge
in iittsr siinfi(i or
"THE STUDIO
GIRL"
IZJi ' '" 'I'll r u ..,1
lq I ' 1 t I r it i m d ! m
CUES
l'NIT IlKLOW Uni
Nlf I I K Ill.TI I.N (II Till. IMOUl-UlUll I. sl.l,. HllsTlllKArs
CARTER.
De HAVEN
M.w m)N(,s irn uMi
-Mon-i & Campbell Flossie
In "lilt M-Th-lll U"
Homer B. Mason & Marguerite Keeler
l-lll -I'NTINI. KlllTllt I ll ItsQV linmiM's III ST l-l WIIT. "MMllllHI"
Mack & Vincent'Four AnkeriFritx Bruch & Sister Sully, Rogers & Sully
i.viitv Mini i) u.Mt 1:1 : lA7i mi'(ii: -in mi kicvnsi
. rill; MITII mid
GLADYS HANSON
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