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EVEXIXG- 1TRLIC IJ3DOER PJIILAJHOLPlUA, KATIMJDAY, SEl'TJOMBlK 28, 1918
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WOMEN PREPARE
FOR LOAN MARCH
Mc&ilaines Thomson am
Mason Marshal Aides
Like Generals
BUY LIBERTY BONDS AND KEEP THE WAR "OVER THERE"
MANY RALLIES PLANNKD
Soffniyiiits Re
Bell Built for
coiiscrmlcri .mil Will
pear on Float
Ap-
Only II iiiik'k nml ilccls'-ve onlir now
niitl tlirn cut through tlic steady lmm
if ninny winncn'H wire nnd the rllrkiiis
it typewrite nt tlie Women's l.lhert)
1inn Committee hi-ntltiHiirtciii. Lincoln
HitllilltiK, iinlicllpality c.irly tlil niorii
ln, ns liumlrrits nf whiiipii lomlir wa'l'
irmly for the tile turnitc whli-li (Ills'
iiftcuioon w til formally upon the fourtli
Liberty Loan drtvp. Tin- paradp i
irlicilnlcil til ctait fimii I'mad and lilu
iiioihI Mi-eelM at 2 i.Vlm-k, and m.ili'li
Miutlt on llroml to .Mittllti tlrei-l.
Mrs. AVillpr S. Tliomson, chairman,
nnd Sirs, .lolm II. Mnsnn, associate
chairman of the omen's committee,
i lad. hi llielr tailored blue imlforni!.
k:ivo out tliclr orilots IIUo KOicrnlr, and
heard reports front their mibchnlrmcli
that everything wiih In nadlncs for an
i nprecc(leut"d canipalun upt-nlntr.
While pledRo card and literature
wore Im.Iu m-nt out to anwer lnst
mlnute calls In one ollke. In u m-lKhhnr-nur
one hats for tin- Liberty Loan p.i,
ladein were lielns handid out. Mrh
.1 X Siiellenhun.', lnad of the speak
pis' liuieau, and In r associate, .Mrs.-riirlii-r,
wen? mnkliiK dates' clear to the
tid of tlie campalKn for women speak
ers in eeiy pan of the elt.
Ibilllos ArrmiEfil
Ikniy K.itnshaw was reeelxlnc
and patilotle rut-
alld there WPie
I r g&gm t, n & p i"s
lj Q)ga3 - r a'- a- s
Jkrt te:. itix j4iM
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lead, will lip at the head of this dUi-iInc .the lctrulutlon fulled Stale-, e.ir-'
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hixprst Kioup wilt he 2000 inemliers r,fValn llnrrlson, KtiierRAncj .Mil; Miss
he American lted Cross, under tlir ll- j MarRaret Uenvlnd, limetKeticy Aid
m-tlon f John H.' Townsend. inkles; Mrs. JiaUd Stmt, (till Scouts
I.pwIh II T-u.,011. MrHPtur of theinf l'hlladelpllln i Mrs Itoward V
tdherlx Uiaii tiunmllK-r. and the mem- Lewis. Women Land Army of merlen, I .lilvm mt of th town l.y llenerr r
I Villa Again Allarls Jlnilnes : --,
i;i I'nini, Te., Hept. 28. -- lranelso ,t
Villa lias returned to ntlnek .Ilmlnwti--
'hlhuahua. iiKiiln nfter havlni? heeA
'I.
hers of the etilul and advlimiy coin
mltlees will parllelpnte. They will march
near the head of tho parade. Thu
foUowltiK Mill Iip In the group: V.. V.
I'liHsmore, It. L AikMii. DhvIiI ltnltd.
.1. II lilmmlck. AUIn V Dinkey, l'lerre
S. hu I'ont. W. . f.lrleit. M, C. K'en
utdy, V. M Klilij, Vance Mct'ormlck
L. H. Morrly, ". Larue Munsou, Levi
L. Itue, Samuel Ilea, Washington A.
limlilltiK. William f. Sproul, i:. T
Slrjte.hur.i, ICrtie st T. TrlKK .tohn Wana
iiiaker. 1'. M. Mitrdt, Walter .'. .latmey.
Horatio it Lloyd. John It. AlHsoti
lent km Wharlcti Tepper and Joseph
Vane, Jr.
Mil.", and M.ttr
The i hlef of stalT of the pageant Is
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis K Ileitler
l ho utiles to the clilef tnarMial are
Lieutenant Oolonel ('lurles J. llendlcr, 4
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iiiuain i nomas n. i ooiims. jiciiii'iotiii 1
Luitar s iiHi'durr. Lleuteranl olonei 3
t If It. ....I. I .......!.. l....l.. 1
i. ttitriiei llioeiuii. . niiuill ' lini ir
S Townsend, Lleiitrnslil Louis A Mis
Imrd and W l-'reel Kemlrlok, Itiv.-Her
"f T.IMis
Tl-.e staff Ine nde Major V It Sm
lUiin. I S. UMillie I'ulps. Lusmu X
S KiilKlit, I' S im , A. Met n.t Ta.v-
or. siitlilootr liriM ril I :toeri!one 1 eel I
i'i.i imi'iitli.ii Mt'i t l..u I.Ti ttelii T.'nv ttnv i
and Mls t'atoln
men's t'lul.thm
Jones otintc
A ri'i .lltloll.
fj-i Amnroii forces Sunda nlitlit, accoril--
uk to messages received In Junrcx. V'
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Philadelphia's Leading Theatres, Direction Lee & J. J. Shubert
II'
aataA
Mrs.
Iiotlcis of meet lugs
lies in different districts
dozens of women getting reports oer
tli telephones.
Mis, t'heesman llerrlek, ehalrman of
tho Xoith I'hlladelphla dlslrlce. ami
Mis; V S. Jlcllhenny, of the Chestnut
lllll district, repotted enlhu-iastlc. meet
ings of their Murker late ye'luiduy.
Mrs. Charles' Wheeler. Jr., reported that
the Ilrltlsh-.merican loinmltteo of the
Linergency .Mil Mould have n, lloat In
t!i parado typifying tho brotherhood
f tin nations lighting together tor ilem
'irac.x. The Liuirgeucy Aid Aides will
liae lu the procession their motor
truck which thpy drive back and fotth
front the I'Ynnlifoid Aruenal each day,
atiylng Mippllcn.
Tho big Victory Hell, which, mounted
on a deorated lloat, will lead the
Momen'a dlxlslon of the Libel ly Loan
parade this afternoon, is Hip same
luimzu bell whose lotus will be heard
for the llrst time when "the boys" come
home victorious,
On'ce MilTriJBP Hell
It Mas built In I til," for the IVnnsyhtf
nlil State Suffrage Assoelallon to be rung
first when Momeii of this State won the
Mli!, liut when sultraglsts tuincd their
full nllentlon to war wink as tho great
est Issue In the Morhl, they rededlcaled
their bell, in all these years II has
in er been rung, and the women are
proudly holding it In abeyance till it
can join all the other bells nnd whistles
of the country in the great celebration
at tin- end of the war I
Mrs. 'corse A. Dunning has had j
chalgo of the decoration of the Victory .
tie!! lloat. Mrs. Henry Karnshaw, rep- ,
icscntlng tile women's Liberty Loan I
ronurilttpe, nnd her uldes w 111 rids on I
tht lloat lu tltu parade. .
City Begins Fourth
Loan Drive Today t
CiiiiIIiiiiimI from Pane One
boys "over there" will occur when the
eighteen battle planes which nro to fly
over the route of the pageant are "re
pOled" by anti-aircraft gnus placed on
roofs along tho line of march.
The planes, will come from Mlneola,
I,. f and In addition to the pilots there
will be nine observeis, The stimuli on
vlll be commanded by Lieutenant Mau
rice n. CJeary and will be from the
Kottv-elghth, Kifty-i-ecQiid and 21Tth
niro squads. The planes will reach
Bustleton nt 1 1 o'clock.
As the pageant nears Mllllln street the
aeroplanes will rlso from the field at
nnutiaimi nml II v lu battle foimatlon
Millie engaging In mimic liaitlu muth-
west ocr the Xortheaft Uoulevard to
IJ'oad street, and then continue over the
lino of nvirch. They will return, along ,
practically the same course. One sec-i
lion of the (-quad lly at an eleva
tion of Cfiuti feet, and the other 2o0 feet J
nearer tho earth.
& Xo Niddlfr in Line j
The epidemic of grip that made II Im-,
posslbli! to bring soldiers from Camp ,
Meado and Camp Pis to participate In I
tho parade also causeiL the wlthdrawa' I
of tho -ton soldiers of the Ordnance;
Corns who were to march with t!i
Kjankford Arsenal contingent. Sailors (
n'n'd marines from the League Island .
Xnvy Yard will be the "flghllnrf rotcet"
"in the procession.
The malady at the two soldiers- tram
lug camps has also prevented Major
General Hugh I. Scolt, In command of I
Camp Dlx, and Major lleneral Jesse. Mel. i
Carter, commanding the l;leve;itli Divi
sion at Camp Meade, from coming to
riilladelphla for Iho oiienlng of the
dilve. Tiny weie to have been untune
the notables, to lelew the pageant.
With Hotel nor Krumlmugli and his
itaff In the rclrwlinr stand at liroa.t
and I'lnn streets will be Mayor Smith.
Major leiitrat L. W. Waller, commander
of tlie marines; Dfigailler Jeneral
Charles- T Cres.well. Kltit Hrlg.nle 1'
II. M.i Hear Admiral Helms, command
ant of the l-'oiinh Xtial District: lteat-
1 fllllltfll -ritllll-lll !l,,,l lllll llll.lflll.l H lit
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Ibr. hl:i(T of !) lu-n liiivnt nttIet:ilM.
The Hist division. eiHiipiising niarliiis
and satlor.s and tbn jeowoiiien, who have
alo been thoiotiglily dillled In Hie last
few week", will rest on Diamond street,
to the east and west of llroad strei t.
Tlie second and third illvh,lous will ex
tend north on lliuiid street, on the west
and eat side of the street.
Chief .Marshal Joseph L. Wldcner and
his staff will lie stationed In the middle
of Iho Intersection of the two streets, so
they may direct the foim.itioti of Hie
various units.
IJo.i SiroiiN Aetlte j
The II iy S outs are not only to be 11
feature in the parade, but Tire to take j
prominent places among the winkers ,
who will make the da a suciess. A
gri'tip of Inn Scouts are to bo lit tin- line j
of match, earning plat-mils, and then 1
are to In- sceiity-fli- mounted Scouts'
and ISO on foot to carry ilip,itclic-i
And niuia othets liuu- lieen detailed f
assist the policemen aling llroad Mie,i
a'fter the proee--don is under m.i.
Tlteie win be .iimo sailors anil 111.1
tines from tin- I'lilladelphla Navy Yard
lead, will be
slon.
tiiio of Hie m-ist Inl cresting pxhlbits
In tin- p.uailp Is In the sicond division .
It Is ff'tir the Mlthnle Sleek and ind-'
nance Company, which Is niajiufni-imliig
lifHV.v ordii.ince for tin- t'ovet 111111 tit.
There will be four elglit-lnch howitzers
in addition to other tln.its oliowlng tin
uiPthod of making shells, and anothr
lowing the various kinds of sle in
ll(nt sin
Jit toe
ing .the tegulatlou
tridt-i- belts
Tin if will be lit ire than 2101" pel mil
in line representing tin- .'lanl-fiud Ar
senal.
"If you hnxen't tin price of a bond
earn It at the l'i-,nikford Xrseua. I S
needs the nti-iiey." is one of Hie r ban
in rs
The nriou w..ioei m organ -a-ii-o-that
are taking pan It- war 1. -'
m tlie thud n ,.r rtlllell Mia
1l.11 M Waili, .1 is n.arsaat Tin
M-i.tit eiiiniiitsslonei ; Captain !. 1-
lader. l-'ratikfotd Arsenal, Mrs. ,1 II a
lliilclilnsoii. women's liberty loan com
nilltee; Mrs. trIIIe Htillitt. American I
lted Cross; I'irst Lieutenant Madeline
sluiry, motor mensetiger sctMi-c; Mrs.
J. Andrew llartls. .It- Xatln11.1l League
for Women's Setvice. Mis. Alfitd' M
ra. aal UM'lars A It ., Klrst
Lipui nam coru II Wilson junior ser-
- -.ins, 1. W" S Mi" IJenj.iiniii
I lyde Navy l.tague Mrs ll.triy
SAM S. SHUBERT
THEATRE
Kite of
Former
Horticultural
Jiill
Broad &
Locust
c. .
BEGIN. MONDAY LAST WEEK--LAST 8 TIMES
LAST TWO MATINEES
of the most gorgeous, colorful, entrancing,
fascinating, brilliant and superb spectacle
ever known in the history of the English
speaking stage : William Elliott, F. Ray Corn
stock and Morris Gest present
CHU CHIN CHOW
OAAO IS THE SEATII
ZOOS FORREST
IS THE SEATING CAPACITY OF THE
SAMUEL F. NIXON,
The world's most beautiful productipn, in
14 big scenes, with a company of 300 people.
NOTE "Chu Chin Chow" has played to the
biggest receipts ever known in the city of
1 Philadelphia during its present engagement
at the Shubert Theatre . If you miss seeing
"Chu Chin Chow," you will miss seeing the
most artistic achievement of this genera
tion. You will never see anything like it
again. As a kaleidoscope of color and motion,
it surpasses anything ever seen on our stage.
Last night next Saturday evening, October
5th. Then "Chu Chin Chow" goes to Boston.
Il'JH.W 5!
Man inline
Director
OVK, ltulne MniiHEi-r I
'his battery of our guns costs !:"' -
nun to put Jnto action. It can do uli.it
a leglment of men can't do. liny .-iu
bonds."
This appeal will be hung on the lm
ily.ers. French shells .will also I n
display. J II. Solicit, superintend! at
of the shell dipartmcnt. Mill be in
charge of tlii cvhlhit.
Tlieie will also be a truck with tuiimn
workers In oxeralls turning elght-uu n
shtlls at a lathi-.
"W'e are doing our share to beat tin
Hun. .Ale voii? Iluy your bond-." is
their appeal for subscriptions.
Two 'I'll mi -ii inl lrmii Arsrmil
The eshthlt of the Kintikfml Arsena
ls Httiitlisr of the tiiiiri- Interesting, ilnl
munition workeis. attlted in kliaki tun
toriiii and oiersias caps will be In luie
Tbile will be ."To of them and thei
i ill a) ii be 'on won en employ I'M dlcsscd
In white and blue unifoims, e.u Ii wear-
ilT JIN1 1 l.i'l t ll P. I, A I Hlll.li Wll l.dl ru.T
MMM.AflllSP Mi li V nil', Itl.M I'll I I. AH nil
M li:i,H Idl -J III MOU IS .IIIIIS 1'DltTS ni:w'
SIM, I ll.MI l'
VICTORIA
MAItlir.T -.TRKIIT AIIOVK Dill "
ticiiiuit iiiiiiiorKV
WAI.TI.lt l)-..ss MT.it Iilrntor.i
(Ml M libit I'OtnilLM'IMi MOMIAV
'flip s-iiiirenip I'lmtiililii.v of Hip llinir
WIII.IAM HIV ITrsriil-
WHY AMERICA
will win :;
ll.lsnl on tlie ItrniurUiilile t'arpi-r nf 'l
Gen. John, J. Pershing ;ji
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ULtllilHIln
BW WH V
ELEANOR PAINTER
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PBBTls'i'HWBwVi1
villi ''
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and tit Intervals along tin- line of march
they Mill give bayonet drill. Set cm t
trucks carrying ciiulpinent used by the
men -when lu seitlce and other war i -lublls
will be Included In this dh Islon
Ni-linab In bend Men
The- second division will be the Indus
trial division. Dr. I'harles I). Hart is
marshal. Two bundled and tlfty ship
workers from Hog Island, with flunk's
M. Schwab, illrcctpr general of the
Kmergencj Fleet Oitporatlon, In the
TR(
loth r AROit. t. nlir
T! Homf of Rfl Burletqui-
Thl Th.ttro t nut lo
intel In the r.ntrictel
Diitrict.
WM. PENN
l.nni-uttrr Ate,
list, lot ". A 4 1 ii
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FAUN. -. nml II
llrlnnltii: yintiilv Malliire
l-rnplv- (irernniihl I'ressiit the
Song and Dance Revue
Willi ittrii ham (inn. t-Atiii i;ii;
M.I IINM'.II. nml lllli rinn-wt
.l. I.nlell Cirlliin .Miiim .V .
1 In- .l.n loiin s,IMri-'
VIAItlCI.I,
Miriirlsiiic'rr-oimlltirs
Ilinklns. Mifnrlliv" lArrrll
rr JMInw It llainiriipil"
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tin- Anierli-iiii 'l-pnnr
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In l'.im!unmit I'liiitnpt.lr
"1IIK .MltltlA(.i: CUIb"
I'oiiiiiUIp t'lienge of Itlll TluifMl.i.x
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PENNANT
WINNERS
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GAYETY
8th bel. Vina
Both Phones.
Phila's Favorite
AMBARK ALI
WITH THE
MILE-A-MINUTE GIRLS
SOME SHOW!
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5 Syncopated Notes
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A .til s, ( . (OMIIlV Willi I! ,
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Wll. 1. 1AM I (l l-rrspiils
WILLIAM FARNUM !
In Hip Sllrrbic Uniiimup
"Itiiler.i of tin- I'urplo .Sage"
t'ltmiilrlr ( lianKP uf lllll 'HinrsiLiy
CROSS keys!
a i) no imiuis i Tin: i ast
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THE BEST MUSICAL COMEDY IN YEARS
OPINIONS OF THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS:
"(lurl.mtia ttrnM at tho f'orrpt l"t
ulclit nilli tiiuiilBliI" i'T " Lt. Ied)tr.
"I'rm nkftl iititfnt on nrpi Inqiilrrr.
"It N n t,r,xin'tliti II. .it oTpry nnc H
mint to ,o, Prfs.
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orth Amerlcin.
MAT
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LAST WEEK
POPULAR WEDNESDAY MAT.
",Nt fr maur monit I'-t n fnl prltrui
I'tnn.i uf thl hort Jii't-fred In n muiU-iil
rl.tr " Evanln i)ulltui.
"KomitlfiHlv culutii''.t and hand.nm)r
-i.ifiptl ' Ledrer-
"iihnlnnii.1 tho ni'lt'llt't trrr trouble
liM"-ninc ilriiitiH."-Rrcord.
NIOHTS AT 8.15
Matinees Wed. & Sat., 2.15
BEST SEATS $1.50.
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"ON THE QUIET" ,
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VIlNXl'ITMiK l'IN.VA '
GAYETY
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MinlBMI
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Mull,, Tups. & Writ. . bust Ibllf iif Wrek
Mirjuerilt CUtk
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Shirley Mason,
trneit Truex
in "Come on In"
COLONIAL Tiiiiitin A)p. mill
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Seymour Brown ; ,
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nnd Cninpmiv nf I'J i r,,,,,.,, ii,IM'i,, t,j,
In "W hpri- Tlirrr'n bninm Ai iiinii, 1 M i
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Kntfte" " lllll I FRANK KEENAN
Thursila) In "tlur 'I'rniililfQ
IMIXON MITV-SM'OMI hrloH
MJlt .MAKHKT r.-lti:r,T
lllir .riv i-inir io i niiiiiirie liiuv
Till" WpK Xpiv Miuiv Tlilirsihi)
Willa Holt Wakefield
5 BIG FEATURE ACTS 5
nnd MAKiiii:itin: risiibis
in "JIuiipj Ikii't I.H-rjIlibie"
BIJOU THEATRE
8tlt 'Above Unci' Street
Reopens Monday,
Sept. 30th
Vaudeville and Feature
Photoplays
.Altiiitlay Tuesdaj Wediu'odaj
Bessie Barriscale
in Patriotism
An .f-.tr Ttnivly Palriuli'o
Feature I'lmlopluy
"Also -I Acts of Slur
Vaudeville
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cuiiiiiix bii.i iiiiir im isi: (,i.ai i in
an Ai.ibN i;m:m"
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THEATREGOERS !
'ext week is the lasl weekoj HENRY MILLER
and RUTH CH ATTERT0N in "A marriage
OF CONVENIENCE" luilh the notable com
pany and exquisite production.
The North American calls it "brilliant en
tertainment." The Inquirer SQXS "It is Olie
of the most delightful comedies of the last
half century." The Press remarks that "It
is IvittX and Sparkling" The Evening Ledger
says "Miss Chalterton has never been seen
to better advantage" and The Evening Bulletin
tells you that here is "An opportunity to
enjoy an admirable performance" and
please note that there are
ONLY TEN MORE OPPORTUNITIES!
BEGINNING MONDAY, CCT. 7TH SEATS THURSDAY
THE LITTLE TEACHER
II; IIMtIO .IAWI SMITH, nllior r "A TA H.lllt.MAIE MAX
with MARY RYAN
AND THF. OaiOIKAt NEW YORK CAST
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BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT FOR A LIMITED PERIOD
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part of home stall
available tor SAT, EVE.
J. Fred Zimmerman's Theatres
M. W. Taylor, Gen'l Mgr.
ORPHEUM
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Evening Prices, 25c 35c & 50e
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BEG. MONDAY. OCT. 7TH
OPENING OF THE SEASON
MAE
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THE 1IEST VENTILATED THEATRE IX AMERICA
As
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Trixie Frigariza
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BOBBY HEATH
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A MELODRAMA Of THE GREAT NORTHWEST BY WILIARD MACK
(Following hit invariable rule, Mr. Btlaica prcicnl tii ploy
in Philadelphia with the Original Company and PfoJuclion,
HULK KUt, ?iffcfflAEff&MMaWi iifc
T0rLITAN THEATRE-OOINO COMMUNITY.
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BEGINNING TUESDAY EVG.,
GRAND OPERA FESTIVAL
October 8
Creatore" Grand. Opera Co.
COMPLETE ORCHESTRA, CHORUS AND BALLET
Olrlirulril Artists frum Hie Mrlroiwlltan, I'hlrato, A lluinnif lutein Oper.i f'u.'i.
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60 Classy Looking Singing Dancing Girls-
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