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THEAfRE SEASON OPENS NEXT WEEK"CHU CHIN CHOW" AND "LEAVE IT TO JANE
BEGINNING THE NEW
) fHEATRICAL SEASON
The Outlook for' the Future.
, 'Attractions Booked for Pres-
. cntation Here
rpHE flrst courses on Philadelphia's
meaincai Diu-ot-wre ror the sea-
?on of 1918-1919 oro ready. Two of
them will bo served next week, ns an.
flounced In another column, while the
following Monday will find every first
class, house save one offering Its own
particular amusement dish for the de-
lectatlon of footllght appetites that
have been whetted by the enforced ab
tlnenco of the torrid months.
No Herbert Hoover of the theater
has undertaken to "conserve" the foot
light repast that will offer wnr-tlme
relaxation hero this season. On the
contrary, no former season has been
planned more ambitiously or launched
more confidently despite the unprece
dented economies generally ' necessl-
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Iy until uy wur conaiuons. I nis para
s dox merely demonstrates the psycho
logical, astuteness of the managers,
Who realize that the theater may play
a vital part In relieving the mental
tension that Is an unfailing character
istic of abnormal times. The combina
tion -of this condition and the tremen
dous material boom which Is a by-product
of the war Is undoubtedly directly
responsible for the unprecedented ear
llness of tho season's Inaugural.
TT7ITH the opening of the handsome
new Sam S. Shubert Memorial
theatre on the site of old Horticultural
Hall, next Monday evening, the city
will have more first-class playhouses
than ever before In Its history, not
excepting tho days when both the old
Chestnut Street Theatre, as well as
the recently lejuvcnatcd Chestnut
Street Opera House were "In tho
ring" of local amusements. For count
ing the Little Theatre, Philadelphia
this season will have eight houses in
In the central part of the city offer
ing attractions of first-class preten
sions. DURING the course of the season,
Philadelphia is to sec virtually all
Of the attractions which were notable
successes on Broadway last year, ns well
as an exceptional number of new dra
matic and musical offerings. In addition
to the openings for the next three Mon
days announced In today's "Theatrical
Indicator's on this, page, dramatic at
tractions and players booked for the
local season Include Maude Adams,
Ethel Bairymore, William Favcrsham
In "The Prince and the Pauper"; Mme.
JCazlmova, in repertory; John Barry
more, a sequel to "The Blue Bird," titled
"The Betrothed"; Guy Bates Post, In
"Tho Masquerader," "The Road to Des
tiny," "Eyes of Youth"; Maxlne Klllott.
"Allegiance," "Freedom"; Lionel Barry
more, In "The Copperhead" ; Bertha
Kalictf. In "The Riddle Woman";
Robert B. Mantell, In Shakcspeaie; Mrs.
Flske, David Warfleld, Qeorgo, Arllss Leo
Dltrlchsteln, Otis Skinner, Cyril Maude,
Henry Miller, William Gillette, Frances
Starr, Laurette Taylor, Ruth Chatter
ton, Margaret Anglln, In repertory;
James K. Hackett, Rose Stahl, John E.
Kellard, In Shakespeare; Phyllis Xellson
Terry, Mary Ryan, In "The Little
Teacher"; Richard Bennett, in "Un
known Purple"; May Robson. in "A
Little' Bit Old-Fashioned"; Maude Fealy,
In "The Little Teacher." '
ESPECIALLY varied and numerically
Impresslxe Is the list of comedies,
farces, Melodramas and other dramatic
attractions of a lighter character, In
this group may bo classified "Parlor,
Bedroom and Bath," the wholly delight
ful "Seventeen," as dramatized from
Booth Tarklngtoh's Inimitable story of
"calf love" ; William Collier, In "Nothing
'But Lies," "Tho Very Idea," "Yes or
No"; Nat Goodwin, In "Why Marry?"
"Another Man's Shoes" ; Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew, who step from the silence
of the movies to do the "spoken" stage
In "Keep Her Smiling" ; H. B. Warner,
In "Among Those Present"; Arthur Guy
Empey, In "Pack Up Your Troubles,"
, "The Tailor-Made Man," "Polly With a
Past," Tiger Rose," "David's Adventure,"
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"Penrod," "The Hluo Pearl," with
George Nash; "Tho Liberty Gun,"
"Lolty," "Friendly Enemies," "My
Boy," "Why Worry," "L'nder Orders,"
"Dolly of the Follies," "Emily's Apart
ment," "Lombardl, Ltd.," "The Walk
Offs" "One of Us," "Look Pleasant";
Jane ("owl, "Information Please," "Tea
for Three," "Double Exposure," "The
Woman on the Index," "Ho Didn't Want
to Do It," "She Walked In ller Sleep."
"A Very Good Young Man," with Wal
lace Kddlnger; "In a Net," Wnlker
Whiteside; "The Man Who Stayed
Home," "Tho Winning of Me," "Slck-a-Bed,"
"Llghtnln'," "Any Girl," "Happi
ness" and 'Daddies."
X. for musical comedy and revue has
been remembered. The announcements
Include, In addition to tne annual favor
ites like the Zlegfeld "Follies" and the
Winter Garden's "Passing Show," "Oh,
Lady, Lady," Al Jolson In "Slnbad,"
"Maytlme," "Miss I Don't Know," "Oh,
I-ook," with Harry Fox and the Dolly
Sisters ; William Rock and Frances
White: "Rock-a-Bye-llaby," "Take It
from Me," "Safety First," "The Kiss
Burglar," Nora Bayes, "In and Out,"
r.amoml Hitchcock In the second
"IIItchy-Koo," Julia Sanderson and
Joseph Cawthorne, Donald Brian. Mltzl
Hajos In "Head Over Heels,' Eleanor
Painter, Richard Carle In "Furs and
Frills," and "Her Regiment."
AMONG the comedies, plays and
musical "shows" seen here In the
past, which will return during the sea
son, are Fred Stone in "Jack O'Lan
tern," "The Cohan Review," "Miss
Springtime." "The Rainbow Girl," "Toot !
Toot!" "Flo Flo," "The RIMera Girl,"
"Chin Chin," "Pom iom," "Have a
Heart," Alexander Carlisle In "The Coun
try Cousin," Lou Tellegen, "Three Faces
East," "Turn to tho Right!" "Every
woman," "Grumpy,' "Twin Beds," "Come
Out of the Kitchen," "Pollyanna," "The
Garden of Allah," "Tho Boomerang" and
the perennial "Ben Hur"
ITrHILE any preliminary discussion of
VV tho musical season Is obviously
outside the province of this forcast of
tho dramatic season, mention may here
be made that grand opera will be given
In this city at the regular theatres by
tho San Carlo Grand Opera Company,
La Scala arand Opera Company from
Milan, Italy, and tho Boston English
Opera Company, In addition to tho regu
lar freaRon hero by tho Metropolitan
Opera Coihpany.
"Toy Hunt" at Woodsidc
The management at Woodslde Park
has provided another "Toy Hunt" for
children. This will be the last feature
event of tho season as the youngsters
will return to school after Labor Day.
As In the past "Toy Hunts" the gates
of the park will be thrown open at 1
o'clock and nobody will be admitted to
the upper part of the park before that
time.
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George S. Banks Elsie Bostel
Charles Edwards BabeRichman
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And a Chorus of Beauty
BOXING WEDNESDAY NIGHT
CHESTNUT BELOW TWELFTH STREET
NEXT WEEK
Dirrtt From Musical Comedy Triumphal
T. Roy Barnes
Assisted by BESSIE CRAWFORD
Prwntln "A I'ACKAOK OF SM1I.KS"
The lllih 1'oteoUta of Kaitlmet
Blossom Seeley
And Her Famous Musicians
In "HKKMiT'H KYNCOI'ATEH STIIDIO"
FRADKIN and MISS JEAN TELL
TIIK WORMt-BKN'OWSFn VIOMNIKT AND TUB rllARMINO KOPHANO
CHARLES IRWiN CLARA & EMILY BARRY
LA VEEN & CROSS THE SEEBACKS
THE AMKRICAN MKD CRON8 PRESENTS
"The Immortal Allied Fourth of July in Paris, .1918"
In 1U Own KtcIiiIti Motion rlctnftx. All Rerenues flo to Th Red Crons
EXTRA-COMKOV FK,TIIKKI AND EXTRA MUSICAL KKATUHKt
-'' PERCY WINMK-
Foster Ball & Co. I Bronson & Baldwin
In "TUB HAYH OF ' I In "A 1DU SOXOOLOnV"
Two Shown I)11x Mxtlncra, 3 r. M., 25c and 30c. Nllhtl, S I. M.. 25c to 1.00.
-cats Aluf a Meek In Advuncc. Iltli, Filbert 3305 1 Krmtone, Rues 3150
THEATRICAL INDICATOR
FOR THE COMING WEEK
Spectacular Musical Fantasy of the Orient and a Musical
Comedy Will Launch the Acju Dramatic Season
at Philadelphia Playhouses
OrEXING ATTRACTIONS
BllUliURT "Chu Chin Chow," an elaborate musical fantasy, based on tho
Arabian Nights tale of "All Baba and the Forty Thieves." Company of
three hundred Includes Florence ttcod, Lionel Hrnham and Mile. Ketty
de Galanta, tho Russian dancer. Book by Oscar Asche, music by Frederlo
Norton. Opens Monday night.
CIIKSTXUr STREET OPERA I10CSE "Leave It To .lane." musical com
edy version of Georgo Ado's fresh-water comedy, "The College Widow."
Jerome Kern contributes ho music, while Guy Bolton and I G. AVode
house are responsible for libretto and Ij rlcs. Tho cast Inol Ics Obcar
Shaw, Ann Orr nnd Georgia O'Kamcy. Opens Thursday.
It Is a love story
and Cross, athletic comedians, Harry
and Harriet Sceback, "Kim In a Gym
nasium." ni.OBK "Blnlto Iteviio " tabloid musi
cal comedy: "Kggs." with .Top llou.nd
nnd Udllli May , Wloe s llanelng Iluds,
Kabor and Taylor, Hurle Ilrothers and
Kendell : Coupe and Houghton, "Self
Defense"; None Nness nnd Mnrlette's
Mnnlklns.
WILLIAM PKX-. ''polling of season
with "Don't Stop." musical reue.
Hums and Klssen. In songs, Hadle and
Ramsden. In "fhiirlie's Visit" , Weber
nnd Hldnor, ami Him "To Hell with
the Kaiser," flrvt half of week Tom
Urown's Musical Hevue bends bljl for
InBt half of week.
CROSS KEYS Clnrn Kentlng'sfut Cps
Itnlnes and Goodrich. In songs , Klsk
and Knllon; "A Jolt fiom Jane." com
edy sketch : White Steppers, Cell!
Opera Company, tlr-t half of week.
Who's My Wife?" lxads bill for last
half of week
COLOS1AL "The Itislng Generation,"
Juenile act, Tlrior and King, songs
nnd dances; Flying Sumiueis, gm
nasts: Greenlee and Williams, dancers
Charles Class, songs. Alma Kubens.
In "Kalso Ambition, Is 111m reature
(Irst half of week
A.YO.Y "On the Italian Front" mili
tary ppectncie, by Geneml Pasano .
Frank Gnby. ontrlloqulst ; I'aillsle
unrl llnmrt ninlp.il rpvnp Alnv.tmlpr
nnd Fields; Mr and Mis. Archibald '
Fnlls, comedy with hongs and danie. ,
Film feature, Bnld Hennett, In "The i
Vamp."
GKAXI) Oiie Oliver. In "I.lliertv
Atlame," patriotic playlet; the Th-ee
Kddys: Meiritt and Uldewcll . J Itn-,
mond, West and Coffman , Ilulnucll
nnd compnn , seenth part of "A
Fight for Millions"
PHOTOPLAYS
S7M.V.fiV-.Madge Kennedy, In "Friend
Husband," a comedy of feminist Im
plications, dealing with the adventures
of a modern wlfo whosr. aim Is free
dom In domestic life i'n-t includes
Kockllffe Fellow es, (Jer.rge Itiinny and
i'aul Uer(on.
PALACE Mae Marsh. In "The Glorious
Adonture," for the llrt half of the
week Norma Talmnilge, In "The
Safety Curtain" witli lhigene O Hrlen
on Thursday. Friday nnd s'aturdav.
ARCADIA William S Hart. In "Itlddle
tlawne" The cast which will he seen
In support of tlm star Includes Knth
rrlne MacPonalil ns lending woman.
Don Chancy. Milton lto.s. Grctchen
I.ederer and Lcn Kent
1 1CTOI11A Tbeda llnni. In Tlie
Clemencenu Ciic" ns ndnpted for the
screen from the novel by Alt ander
Duinas. William Shay has the lead '
Ing male role. j
.Kf7:.VT "The Hoiisp of Mirth." with
Katherlno Harris Hai-rjiuore. flr-t half
of the week: iliild itennett in "The
Mairiage King " int half of the week, i
STRAMI Till I Coiiin Hack to - cm " ,
flist half of tln w.ek. Itlllh- HuiKe
In "The Fin suit of Ioll," last half
of the Aeek
LorVST "The tiieat T.ove." prochK'ed
by D. W Grlinth. (Irst half of the
week. Pauline Fiederick, In Fedora
llnal half of the week ,
nrRi.rsQi'i:
CrlS7.VO--HniTv Hastings "Hlg Show '
with I'nu Colcmnii ns tho featured
comedian. Among the pilnclpals .ire i
Alma Bauer. Phil Peters. Hazel I.or- !
ralne. Marjorle Itandnv ille. Alice Gull
mette. Harry Holds J.ee and Cort, and ,
Goocln and Ani.ito
TROCAOKRO- 'Girls from the Follies." j
with Fred Hinder as the chief coin- '
edian The company includes Hani
Von, Charles Asiott Al Cj. May
Harlow. Anna Armsttong Habe
I.uvettn. Francis Woodford nnd Hay
Wlnl hrop. 1
c7.1V:7'V The Trail Hitters." James
V. Cooper s biirlt'vqui. Jnhimle Weber i
is the principal comedian with George
H Hanks t h.irli s iMwaids Don Trent
Augusta l.ang I. Isle Hestel and Habe i
Klchman In the cist
.V.s 7 ,;; s
Pl'MOSTS Season opens with a
matinee on August 31. New and old
members to be seen Include Joe Hamil
ton, Hennto Franklin, Alt S Gibson,
Charley Gnno, Burke and Walsh, Billy
Sheldon, Harvey Brookes, Oscar Smith
and Tom O'Brien.
rvrvRE opExixas
NEPTEitllER S
HltOAD"Potba Pretends."
O A PRICK Charlotte Walker, In "Nancy
Lee "
LYRIC "Business Before Pleasure"
rotHlEST "The Girl Behind the Gun "
SRPTEMItER 3
AlU'.I.Pin -"Sometime."
SEP TEMPER 16
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Demnnd of Those
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STRAND "'" at Vennno K. of Ilrond
IIM, Tl r.SPAV. Wl:ilNKMAV
'"Till I Come Back to You"
Itniiitinrp of Cunttnrlnn l.ovf
Tlll'HM)Y, rniDAY. ATrKI)Y
Thr Inromnnrnht
BI..F. RIIRKR m "Th.
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1 riPI IQT n?n '! I.OCI'ST ST.
i-.jyj i i :30 t) 3.sn n.so ,
MOMIW. TI'KSllW. WKIIMxnw
Thr .srnniitlon of the l'irtiire Uorld
"THE GREAT LOVE"
Ihniil . (irlmth'a Mnstrrnlerr. For
Stirntlnc ll Prpcedlnic AprilMements
Tllllisnw. FKIIIAV, STI'RIV
1 lir Kmlliint enni of the Screen
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Tlie Mot rnmotm of Sordou's llcrolnrs
NIXON
2:15. 7 nnd 0
ENID BENNETT
"The Vmp"
CJrnprnl rnftnnn &
Co.. "On the Itallua
lTHnt," n Oonrpou
MllltHrv Spectacle,
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I Philadelphia's Leaaing Theatres, Direction LEE & J. J SWITRERT
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COXTIXVIXO ATTRACTJOXS
FEATURE FILMS
FORREST "America's Answer," second
United .States official war picture
released by the Committee of Public
Information. Scenes selected from
more than 30.000 feet of (Urn taken by
tho signal corps of the American K
pedltlonnry Force In Franco.
OARRICK "Hearts of the World " D
W. Griffith made tlie production In
France and America, with Bobert
Harron, 1-llllan nnd Dorothy Glsh,
George Fawcett and Ben Alexander In
the leadlnB parts,
of tho war.
WOODSIDE
rniLAriKi-rniA'a i-katuno i-abk
RODIA'S
CONCERT BAND
OIUSBI'I'R ROniA, Conductor
Edna Wallace Kinney, Contralto
Free Concertt Twice Daily
300 Free Toy for Children
TOY HUNT
Next Tuesday, 1 to 3 P. M.
Firework 'Every Friday Night
FORREST
NEXT WEEK
LAST WEEK
TWICE DAILY
2:15 and 8:13
Tho U.S. Government
rresnts
THE 2ND OFKICIAIi
WAtl I'lLTUUl-i
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ATI io VUnallied Htary
al of Ameiica'M Flnit
I Year in tbeWorMWiir
I onered h tlie imUfon
of FUmi Committee
on Public Information.
I George Creel, Chairman
laaeu uy me i . n,
Rlsnel Corel A. E. V.
Ky Order of aeneral
jona j. rernninr.
Trlcea 25e and flOc
. ftU WAtt TAJL
.MRHIHD
Wslnut b. 8th St. MATS. DAILY 1600 IdlM Attend the Clno Each Week.
FORGET YOUR TROUBLES AND SEE
HARRY HASTINGS'
BIG SHOW
WITH
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Linoilttr At., tat. 40th lilt
REOPENS
MONDAY
2ll5.
7 S. 0
EXCEPTIONAL BILL OF
VAUDEVILLE
INCLUDINO THE UUSIOAT. C0MEDT
"DONT STOP"
BURNS &
K I 8 S E N
E A D I E &
RAMSDEN
WEBER . RIDNER
la Conjunction with Photoplay Benutloo
"TO HELL WITH
THE KAISER"
Compute Chui of Program TkundiT
STRAND OEUMANTOWN AVENUE AT
'31rv"111' VENANGO
D. XV. OIUKFlTH'fl
"THE GREAT LOVE"
TrocarWo. Mitlneo MONTE CARLO
GAYETY -hY steppe .a4 hi
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S T. Itov Harnea and riessle
1'rawford, In the Hkit "A Package of
Smiles" ; Hlossom Seeley, In ratnlmc
soubs ; Frailkln, vlollnl.st, Foster Hall.
cliaracter comocly study; reicy llron-.
son and Winnie Baldwin, In sonns, I
diaries Irwin, monologulst ; Cl.na i
und llmlly Harry, singers; I,.i Veen i
D
UMONT'S
MINSTRELS
9th, Corner Arch
GRAND REOPENING
MATINEE AND NIGHT
Saturday, August 31st
Crrickcrjack Comimnv. Host Show Eer
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WILLIAM ELLIOTT, F. RAY C0MST0CK and MORRIS GEST Present
THE WORLD'S MOST
BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION
Now in Its Third Year at His
Majesty's Theatre, London,
England
Sif?f3
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TWIC1E IIAILY 8.15 nnil 8.IS
THEATRE
Samuel F. Nixon, JJf,?6
Sinn') Nixon Nlnllinisrr, ltu.., Mtr
NEXT DnCITI7CI VIA CT 7I7l7l
WEEK
"THE WONDER SHOW OF ALL TIME"
"SIIKI'ASSINO KVKN 'TIIK IIIKTII OK A NATION"
AND UNAIU'ltOACIIKI) 1 ANY OTIIKK PROUUCTION"
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The
Master
Producer's
Master Produc
tion. Eighteen
Months in the Making
The
Sweetest
Love Story
Ever Told. The
Greatest Spectacle
Ever Produced
rURTEU nV fill. niTon e'itipi nc ftiv vnivnp
Daily Mats., 25c to $1.00 Nights & Sat. Mat. 25c to $1.50
NOTE T,IIS I'ICTUKE WIIX. POSITIVLIA , NOT UK seen aoain in
"Ultl lllll. ADIII.IIIIA THIS SKABON. I
?SnST&KaVhAH MONDAY EVG SEPT. 2 "T.'nN..
1'OrULAR SLOO JLITINEES AVEDNEMIAYS
Kltatc of llonrr H. llarrU Offcni
CHARLOTTE WALKER
in "NANCY LEE"
By EUGENE WALTER. Author of "PAID IN FULL." "THE EASIEST WAY," Etc.
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THE l'LAY OF A
WOMAN'S TRIUMPH
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DOL'IIT.S and DECEIT
Company of
300 People
14 Big
Scene s
Enlarged
Orchestra
Positively Biggest and
Most Expensive The
atrical Production
Ever Taken Out of
New York.
iiruun nnil t'rrnteil hj Os.ar Am he.
singed la Amerlcii lJ
Direct from
One Year at
The Century
Theatre,
N. Y.
Mu!c !3' Frederick Norton.
.. 1.3 ii neie.
A MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE ORIENT
iTo.iuer!.VnV',.'.i,HnV'"1"nco '" l'rlrr ln PH of th. extmorrtlnary elte of tho
l,M;!l,1!e'?.ll';nof,,,!h)''X1?,h0,u, nUml""' ' ,,la'r" """ PPly Present
WITH Till.
MISS
MR. LIONEL BRAHAM
MR. EDOENE OOWLES
MR. ALBERT ItOWSON
MISS IDA MULLC
MIBS OLARA VEHDERA
MR. NEAL LAKE
MR. GEOROE BELL
AND
FOLLOMINd EXTRAOKIIINARY CAST:
FLORENCE REED
MISS TESSA KOBTA MR. III0HIE LINO
MR. OEOROE HASELY MISS STELLA BT. AUDRIE
MISS LUCY BEAUMONT MR. FELICE Do GRE00RI0
K?' Sl'J.IiINTER8 MR- BOBERT MERRIMAN
.. unAAjco Diann Sllaa CL&BA BU&TOn
MISS TINA RUSSELL MR. JIAKKY TURPIN
875 OTI1KUS IN r.NSEMIII.E SCENES.
uil.. oinu' to tho eluantlc slz nf this iirucluotlon and tho dlfllcultleii of
tranupxrilnir juch u btu otcractlon, "CIIU CHIN CHOW" will bo .ten this year
ln onl lllltl.i: ilttes I'hlladelphla, Huston and ChlCJEo
PRICES Eves, and Saturday Matinee, 50c to $2.00
(EXCEPT HATI7IIDAV XIliHT AND HOLIDAYS)
Popular Matinee Every Wednesday. 50c to $1.50
EXTRA HOLIDAY POP. MAT., MON.( Labor Day) Sept.2
FORREST THEATRE SPECIAL."
MONDAY NIGHT. SEPT. 2
Oprnlnr Krcular Thoatrlcal Heaaon S WEEKS ONLY
SEATS MON.. AUG. 26. 9 A. Rl.
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