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IB Heninn In phlln.ioi..m- t,n 1...H
Ui most lucrative flnnncUllr In the
roi iqcai tneatrtcnia. Tne attrue
nnvj ratified throtmh pood, bad
mdirCerent. nrcitonderntlnzlv thn
that In, rUnUahr dramas or musla
B With a fair amount of entertain.
I.- but without -any dlntlnctlon of
ai ejther to the high emotion or
een Intellect, of ntavn. "nnr tlrii-
'i and "John Kerjmiion" were intrln-,
,lly and histrionically of great valuo. ,
mualcnl shows. "Mary." "The Nla-liti
'Wt. "AnRM riici ami uui Manama
fervo honorablo mention. Of the re-
SI, the "Follies." Al White's Scandals.
Wynn's Carnival." tho "Century
night Whirl" and Elslo Janls's over-
revue were urtgnt or tunc, ugni ot
and nlctorlallv verv lovely to see.
some the dancing element wnji nrc-
lnntit, in others the Jazz; In few of
,,was tne comedy more man pass-nut-
the nverarn or the revues
much higher than that of any other
i of entertainment.
A for the Seconal lllvvers, let them
Httn
fon In that oblivion which they are so
'twill fitted to grace. Why dust off tho
'wnwupapor files to drag out forgotten
MtWesT They were so soon done for,
What wero thoy begun for?
k S "LiailTXINV John Golden's play,
XX featuring Frank Bacon, has played
to 'capacity audiences on Broadway for
two seasons. It annears by fair deduc-
' i tloit thnt the greater portion of- the regu
lar mcHire-Kums puiJumuuu ui aiumim-
'tan has seen It and that tho personnel
C;the audiences In the future will be
. , , tnAda up largely of transient visitors
5 - from- Philadelphia, Boston and elso-
wwnere. inuH local ineairea wm uo ue-
? 4hvlA4 e.M Kn.tlitlnntlni. In tnn fun nt
inia interesting piay, ana persons wno
can't '"run over' from Philadelphia to
New York will be deprived of the pleas
ure ot seeing It. It therefore seems
hardly fair to this community, which Is
Classed as third In theatrical Importance
k. vmuii-a, iv io .uiiii.y.reu .t...v.
three or four years to witness a play
Interpreted by tho original cast or by
making a demand for an earlier prescn-'
fnrmanco of a number two company.
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not of course, casting any disparage
ment upon tho artistry or capabilities of
other competent players who may be
Intrusted with characters.
Some "subs" prove better than "origi
nal cast" Incumbents, ln this very play
as the bibulous "Bill Jones" Will Cres
ey was sufficiently spirited to gratify
the' big audiences which greeted his per
formances on Broadway, while Frank
Bacon, the original, was on a vacation.
It seems but logical to assume "Llght
ain" Is, to use footllght -vernacular, an
ctor-proof play. In other words, the
play Is the thing," and the principal
Slayers. If chosen with discrimination
d care, may give as consistent a pres
.otAtinn nn tha oricinal enst. But this
o original cast. But this .
-.... ju nnt nlifr tho fact
argument does not alter tno raci inai
Phtladelphlans nre entitled to seo the
originals as soon as compatible with
existing contracts. Playgoers can rea
onably. feel Frank "aeon and the origi
nal cast of "Llghtr ." nra but In keen
ing with a rightful expectation from Jfr.
polden for the coming season.
rpHE same
line of reasoning applies
with equal force to a number oi xne ,
other metropolitan
ni.f.Aai. nt th nOW
rapidly waning season.
OMV" .J . ...- I
Deciassee. wun
Mlos unrrymore;
'Jane Clegg." which is
repeating the success or "jonn rergu-
son. as preseniea Dy mo namo u.i,-....-
natlon: "ClnrenceT' Booth TarKirfgion u
racily American comedy, which is dis
tinguished by the presence of a. sense of
;J..v,( .ni.,1 tn nil other of Mr
Tmrklngton's plays.. from the tlf, Ig
hit, "The Man From Homo,' to Polde
kln." revealed a short time bko nt th
Broad: "Abraham Lincoln." John Drink-,
x water's really fine chronicle play of the
) life of the greatest of. Americans those
ar a few of tho outstanding monuments
of worthy drama of the past season
Which have been running, as the saying
toes among the press agents, solid
seasons ln New York.
The other big cities of the country
. hlch help to keep the managers
v financed have due rights which pro
ducers are honestly obligated to honor.
Playgoers hero put up their good
money and more of It than was cus
tomary a few seasons ago to see the
plays as they come, wistfully, albeit
faintly hopeful of something that will
be a "knockout." Sometimes they are
better than bored, occasionally they get
a play that touches or moves them, or
lias a bit of life to It, or that Is mildly
musing. But the big moments tick In-
frequently on the local theatrical clock.
Jt Is pretty near time' for the managers,
-whose mediocre or commonplace; or
merely commercial shows "made for
laughing purposes only' or however
else they are characterized are paid for
by the countrywide public, whose ex
periments or gambles are liquidated by
the same good-natured commonalty,
took a little thought and revised their
booking systems so that the notable
features of a season could be displayed
in such profitable cities as Phlladel
phla; 'Boston and Chicago, which long
ago passed from the provincial status.
Xet' an "American season" not a "met
ropolitan" season be a criterion and an
Ideal.
Doubtless some of the plays mentioned
ln the foregoing will disband or the
Casts be much jazzed before they reach
this city. Just as happened In the case
of "The Jest," tn which the Barrymore
boys won a great personal acting
triumph.
M."
rAIUE BRYAR, who is "Cutle" Bird.
one of tho care-free ladles of the I
ensemble' the one from Troy, to be
-exact with Grace George In "The
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Last Tlma Tonight
GRACE
GEORGE
"The Ruined Lady"
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METROPOLITAN
LAST 3
SHOWS
BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE
TAOAUEMr Of MUSIC TONIGHT at 8t15
V rUCCINI CIRAND OPE1IA COMPANY
FAflEWEbb rEIU'ORMANCJB
; RIGOLETTO
'MARIO CHAMLEB and EVELTN SCOTNEY
Or In lllupnil(n wintft v.uihn,17
'VINCENTE HALLKSIEn as "RIGOLETTO"
.fleaU 12 to I3.A0. Heptx'a, 1110 Chaitnut Gt.
'jLdmllon to Amphitheatre, It, at 730 P.M.
THE JANE P. C. MILLER
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LEW.COCV.-THE WM. FARNUM.
rJUTTtFLV MAM- TTHE
Arcadia AT3VENTURER-
Vctcrria
nulncd Lady." has. like the majority of
I01K in lne incuire, pui in ner seasons
on the r0!uli An,if ln common with
many players. Jtlss Bryar has little
liking for what sho calls "the sultcaso
UUUll.
0 xi'tc ;uu ocr tiuiio tuc duhhuq uir-
culf?" queried Miss Bryas recently.
"No? Then let me descrlbo tho so-called
trains. They generally leave when they
get started at 6 or 7 o'clock In the
morning, and If, perchance, you miss
them you remain and see the sights until
evening, because the trains are the only
things that can and won't leave these
towns often. They consist of tho com
pany baggage car, two coaches, a couple
of freight cars and, laBt and most Im
portant, a milk car, which. means all
stops. There Is no diner, possibly be
cause the old tradition prevails here that
actors Aon't cat.
"As Soon as you're seated, nnd if It
In suttlelentlv cold, wlndv and dusty, the
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persons In front of you and behind you
open the windows, whereupon you pro-
ceeu leisurely 10 mo nexi waning mint
wagon ubout a mile awny.
"The theatres, as a rule, arc very bad,
although he South has Improved a great
deal In this respect In the last few ears.
Whether new or old. the stage entrance
is always arounu mu wincr uim uii
alley. There are frequently only I
dressing rooms a 'he' and a 'she,'
Is always around tho corner ana up mo
two
as
thoy are called. Many of the theatres
nro town roncs There Is one in Charles-
ton. S. C. for Instance, which was built
before the Civil War, nnd has retained
all the draughts since that remote
Period. There is another In Nashville,
Tenn., and It Is one of tho town's oldest
landmarks. And tho best hotels often
antedate tho theatres.
"The trains seldom leave on time, nnd
the company Is seldom fortunate enough
to travel on the main line. And, fully
admitting their many other irtues.
actors ana jictresBes are not inc ucsi
people ln tnfe world to travel With. It
usually takes a whole seat to hold one
no matter how crowded tho train."
HELEN KELLER, tho blind, deaf and
formerly dumb girl, will give an
exposition of tho 'wonders of her training
at Keith's next week. It hns been a long
time since this remarkable woman has
vintinri Phllndelnhla. but her work on
the lecture platform has mado her ono.
or tno most-taiKeu-oi women in mo
world. Stricken blind, deaf and dumb
nt the age of less than two years, she
has since been taught to speak by Anne
Sullivan (Mrs. Macy), who has been her
constant companion since Miss Keller's
childhood. Miss Keller h speech Is, of
course, slow and difficult, but perfectly
Intelligible.
Sho finds Vaudeville Tery much to her
liking. She haalejen leaVned the art of
"making up' and prepares herself for
the stago as readilv as though sho pos
sessed her sight. She possesses a keen
sense of humor and-says that nothing In
years has given her the delight she gets
from the business of the theatre. Day
nfter day sho stands In the wings, having
the acts described to her by "Miss Sulli
van, and never falls to see the point of
the Jests at which the audlenco laughs.
Miss Keller's Joy at finding a lucra
tive vocation ln which she Is paid a
large salary strictly upon her merits as a
Dox-oniceiaiiracuon is Bnareu u.v wo u
ficlals of the Keith circuit, nnd every
thing possible Is done to make Miss
Keller's vaudeville tour agreeable.
twvA,
Germantown ATe. and
Venango
Aft.. 2:30 Kvm.. 7. 0
Why Change Your Wife?
THOMAS MEIGHAN ai the Man
BEBE DANIELS at the Olotr Woman
GLORIA SWANSON at the Wife
"Trf '
SID ST. MIIXHT
HARKKT
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K ni Time Aels WILUASI BCSSELL
KITARO JAI'S "Slam Bang Jim"
Diamond & Ilrennan Kathleen Murray
White. Illack & L'aeleis
SleTn & I.QTrJoy "Ixtt Cltr." No.
i. A nrry-SECONB and
CtL0CiU)l. LOCUST
Why Change Your Wife?
THOMAS MEIGHAN ai the Man
BEBE DANIELS at the Other Woman
GLORIA SWANSON at the Wife
T3' A'Stnd Street at Hanwm
ltfOti Mon.. Tue... Wed.
Enid Bennett, False Road
Thurlay, Friday. Saturday
Pauline Frederick, Palur Case
TSWni "Dmabk"'
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
TRILBY
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NKXT WEEK j
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"BREEZE GIRLS"
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Keoentrle ArlUK ciiraoruinarr
Kirby. Qtann and Anger
"ON TTIE STREET"
Hewitt & Mitchell
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' . 1 B,t 1 "CIVILIAN CLOTHE5, "THE FALSE ATERtVWATE12.'. BOWERS,
MANHATTMV, 'mBsVVW ?a ?" "ofcrs. cleverowcomers, trrom A. E( Fp to "cfvlllan Clothes"
KHUiM 1 - mj .W r,,,,,,,.,. ,.i, . .'-.. . aymond Walburn, who Is playing In
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u --.,m .i r 1 firinfAra "wnv nnnn Your witt
I k movie; Nancy Boyor and. company,
-TS S" y aketch : Kurt and Edith Kuhn, vn-
xbHIHKn IS ''yoMou rlety. "Llttlo Johnny Wiser -rauolcal
IMHIKS ' V.M'k comedv. heads b 11 last hair. WItn
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Theatrical Billboard
for Coming Week
New Attraction
ukvad "Nothing But the Truth." n
uert modern farce comedy, ln which
Willie Collier met success, will bo
presented for the week by Phllopa-
xnan flayers, now in their twenty
eighth season. The Convent of St.
Magdalen, Germantown, will bo bene
ficiary of tho proceeds,
Vaudeville
KEITH'S Helen Keller and her com
panion. Anne Sullivan : Halnh Hcrz. non.
ular comedian ; Charley Grnpewln and
Anna Chance, old favorites, 4n a new
sketch : Horaco Wright and liene
Dietrich, singers; Ethel Fordo and
tester Sheehan. dancers . Jack Cllf
ford and Miriam Wills, sketch: Four
Aces, athletes, nnd Tuck nnd Clalro,
cycling.
ALLEGHENY "Tlllle's Punctured Ro
mance," movie: "Oh. Teddy." Jazzy
musical comedy; James Mullen nnd
Anna Francis, clever skit: Josephine
tiarmon ana Hazel wasnnurn. sing'
ers ; Beatrice Morgan and compnny, ln
sketch ; Georgo nnd Lily Garden,
AyiujNionisis.
GLOBE "Tho Night Clerk." -bright mu
sicnl comedy; Jack Levy and Girls.
musical skit: Joseph K. Watson,
comedian; "On the Ragged Edge."
skit: "Jackie and Billle." Slatko Trio,
musicians; Chick and TIney Harvey,
skit; Devoe and Taylor, musicians:
our American Beauties, skit.
WILLIAM PE.V.V "Breeze Girls" and
Jack Roof, delightful musical act;
Kirby, Qulnn and Adams, eccentric
nrtlsta; Hewitt and Mitchell, songs,
and movie, "The Daredevil." Billy
and Edith Adams, novelty entertain
ers, nre headllners last half of week.
CROSS KEYS "The Overseas Ilevue,"
muscal comedy: Stanley and Burns
In skit: Relly, Sheets and Claire, en
tertainers; the Edna Nlckerson Trio,
songs; Rock and Drew, novelty.
CIIF.STNUT 1H.I.OW
WMAHiJSM
A BILL OF EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES!
THE MOST REMARKABLE WOMAN IN THE WORLD I
HELENKELLER
BLIND DEAF AND FORMERLY MUTE
STAR
OF
HAPPINESS
In the 6weeteit Story Ker Told.
Her Ufe-Ixina-
Jack CLIFFORD & WILLS Miriam
"AT JASPER. JUNCTION"
Special
HORACE
Sour
Feature!
BENE
WRIGHT & DIETRICH
Tha Somewhat Different Singers,
tn New Rone Selections.
TUCK & CLAIRE I KINOGRAMS AND
Extra Added Attraction!
Ralph Herz
4h Mn!rAl C.imJtr Star.
In Soma and Eodtattona. '
TWO SHOWS DAILY, Z I M., SOe AND file. NIC1UTS, 8 O'CLOCK, 800 to S1.B0,
INCLUDING WAR TAX., BEATS ON SALE ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
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4 SHOWS DAILY, 1.30, 3.30, 7 and 9 P. M.
MATINEES, 25c. SOe. and EVENINGS, 26c, SOc. 75c
JUNE 14th .gSSm "A HORMOM MAID"
WITH MAE MURRAY Au U?S
' ' . I I. VT i
movie. "The Greatest Question.'
WALTON ROOF Ted nnd Kathryn An
drews, late of "Hltchy Kotf." versatile
dancers ; Cosmopolitan Trio, operatic
incAFH". T.ulln. Lloyd and Babette
Estey, marvelous entertainers ; Margie
COate, Singing comeuiemro ; riiiiuy
and Msokovlna, sensational dancers.
NIXOW Kltaro Japs, athletes r.nd Jug
glers; Kathleen Murray, song -stories;
Diamond and Bronnon, nonsense;
Stevens and Lovejoy, aancers; .vii
Ham Itussell, In "Slam-Bang Jw,'
movie. Robert Hymen and Vlrglliii
Mann head bill last half.
ORAND Hugh McCormnck and Grace
Wallace, amusing i"SiiJrj,-"u,,,0,'"
Wnit nn,1 Procker. "Rube." skit:
Belle Montrose, cute comedienne; Lord
and Fuller, classy cycling; Al St.
John. "Ship Ahoy": Sheldon ana
nniv. mnn: enlsodo of tho "Lost
City "
Continuing Attractions
rvnfrt rl,.lltn fMnthen." O. COmedy
which shows humorously, with just
a touch of ser ousness, tho. readjust
ments of getting out of k"!;.?;
edy and sentiment of the situation are
revealed with, a light touch. William
Onurtnev featured. Last week.
OPERA HOVSE "Linger Longer Let
ty," musical play, featuring the elon
gated and lithe iharlotto Greenwood
fn the title role. There are deHgh.ul
mimlc.-il numbers nnd a farcical plot
dealing with the Clnderolla sister oi
some society folk. Last week
Broad Street Theatre
week or june ,rn
Matinee, Saturday, June 12th
Twentj-eUhth Annual Performance
of the
Philopatrian
Players
under manaiement and personal direction
of James J. iikellr, ln
ropuUr Comedr
"NothinglBut tbe
Truth"
For the benefit of tha SUtera of tha Good
Shepherd. Convent of St. Mau'dalen'.--
Oermantbwn.
Seata on Sale at .the Conrent. On and
after Jane 7th. at tha Theatre.
'XttKUTTII HTOUKl'
IN
PERSON
Aailtted by ANNE SOLI4VAN M.VCY,
and Devoted Teacher,
FOUR ACES
Henaatlonal Cattlnc Exhibition.
Special
ETITEI,
FORDE
Dance Featurel
LESTER
& SHEEHAN
with OLIVER W. SCOTT
In "Footatepa and Fantaalea.'
TOPICS OF THE DAY I DUPREE & DUPREE
AND
Extra Added Attraction
Charley Grapewin
Bapported by Anna Chance,
In "JED'S VACATION"
"On With I lie Dane"
t'HEMTNDT AMI JCNIPER STREETS.
bAM'L NIXON'
.NIKDLINUEU. una. our.
DEG. MONDAY MATINEE
VERSION OF JAMES A. HERNE'S
STAGE PLAY
FFATURING ALICE IAKE
AN UNUSUAL PHqTOPLAY OP
EXCEPTIONAL DRAMATIC POWER,
kA8 WELL AS TENSE SITUATIONS.
"l""yl " i .tAumu nuLp
,ii, i ,) .-.,,.,,
ftee
'OlVllian Clothea" nt tha I.vr c. was a
camouflagVimnn In the A. K. F. during
the warWhllo In Franco ho wne called
upon to wrlto nnd Btape several plays for
entertainment ot the doughboys.
uroaa & Montgomery Ave.
Mala. 2:1K. ln i n, a
V. a. Nlton-Nlrdllngcr, O. Mgr.
NKXT WKKK .
MeCORMICK A WAI.t,ACB
In "At thw SrahnrB"
BellMontroB I Iiwl It I'nllfr
. Ht. John
"Bhli Ahoy"
Philadelphia's Lendliic Theatre.
CHESTNUT ST.
OPERA HOUSE
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LAST $1 MAT.
WEDNESDAY
ifjiSr' 1 A 1 1
JUNE 1 O
ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST
LYRIC
Nlfhti (Eicept Sat.) 50c to $2
Pop.
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A POSITIVE LAUGHING SENSATION
A MAYTIME FEAST OF FUN
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 1
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AMS AT CONCEnf CAREER
"Lotty" Prima Donna' Worklna to
Goal In Ljoht Opera
With her ambitions leaning toward
a concert career, Olga Boiler, who plays
iti.i. in "r.inn-Ar. Ixn-rr Lettv."-cle-
Letty."- de
xiiatn her end bv securing a
thorough training first In the legitimate
neld. Her rendition of tho "Ladder of
Love',- song in "Lotty" has placed her
n notch further toward her life a am-
Her father ft musician of noto and
her mother at. ono llme a prominent
nrtlst, Miss Holler decided to go ,her
parents ono better, nnd after conducing
her Btudles- at St. Dominique's Cdnvent,
In Now York, went abroad and studied
music In Paris under tho tutelage of
Frank King Clark. ,Shp returned to this
country and continued her studies under
Wllllami & Whitney, of Boston.
Her first profcsalonal offer came from
Victor Herbert to play tho prima donna
role In "Tho Only CJIrl," and when tho
production was later disbanded sho was
given the leading part ln "Eileen." She
has Islnce been with numerous Winter
Garden productions, and for a short sea
sort with the reunion of Weber &
Fields which closed ln Philadelphia.
New and Up-to-the-Minute
Amusement.
Win Popular Favor
Thousands Thrqng Park
Greatest tMusical Success
Free Concerts Jwico Daily by
Rodia's Concert Band
Giuseppe Rodia, Conductor
Edna Wallace Kinney,
Contralto
fireworks Every Friday Night
WILLOW GROVE PARK
LAST DAY OF
FRANKO and his ORCHESTRA
GENIA ZIELINSKA, Soprano
Modern Amnaements rienlo Grores
riatter Dinners lerred nt the Caatno Dally
Under Direction of Leo A J. J. Shuhert
NEXT WEEK
LAST 8 TIMES
EVENINGS at 8.15
MATINEES at 2.15
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$1.50 MAT.
TODAY
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LAST TIME
SAT.EVE.JUNE12
shows I MCToE.Esa&30
DAILY EVfc' 9
PH0T0DRAMA EVER STAGED
EVENINGS AT 8.1S
MATINEES WED. & SAT.
AT 2.15
Mat. Wed., But Setti $1. Mil. Todir $1.50
Big Week
By THOMPSON BUCHANAN
. . 1 i ,.. ' 'I' "
Direction Stanley Company of America
HTANMCY
UHCHH8THA
Albertt'.Warne
Director
MAHKET STREET
Next Hveek A Jlelro
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g.15. 6.45 and 0 P. M. ,
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MARSHALL NEILAN
Presents James Ollfsr Ounrood's Flay
THE RIVER'S END
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
CONSTANCE BINNEV In
THE STOLEN KISS
Frankford Ave. and AlleahAny
World's I.arireat VaudoTllle Theatre
NEXT WEEK
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
MARIE DRESSLER
MABEL NORMAND
CHESTER CONKLIN
MACK SWAIN
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Ono of the Prettiest Dance Offering
of the Seaaon
Mme. RIALTO
and COMPANY
Frsssatint a IfoTtltr "I0OK"
First South PhlladslohU Bhowlnr
DeMILLE'S BEST
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JOHN BARRYMORE MBWR5OT
DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE
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THE BUTTERFLY MAN
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THE NIGHT
CLERK
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JACK LEVY
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