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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
HVsW ATTH ACTIONS
UUMtr - "In tlie Nltfltt Watch " -pec-taculnr
pmdui-ileii. in wliicli a ship is
torpctletil iiihI tunU utt the tnie.
Iletiert Wnrwl.-k retii.it from tlm
mevlM mill OlHf Tell .Ih the leail
liiB rel upiim te hltn
SHOWS THAT U13MAIV
BUOAU Man ltese. beautiful Hart I.'
irama lMe,l .... n S.tllF . IebhhI of
ill 'V.,,ihI th.it llUcs te be visit"!
null. Chatterton playa the name pan
Last week.
Mur.T.7--"riifl Mevrv wutew. ! up
timns rcvual of the fainetti
l.chnr
nnera Mine U It "eUlein
lian been.
Willi a ( of
Iiitcrtmtienal flavor
Last werk
BUVBEItT - ".Meica, untKceit mm
aben.tn OiIpi.W Kiwuiuiu " "
.In .mini-maiir te I "U nil.
Chew
nml "Aphrodite." tllady
Hanten
Lionel tltalinin nml
Marllia l.erner
featured
QARHILK -"Mr Pun Pas". Hy " de
lightful nncllMi reineth of. tn""""''
b A A Milne, with tmdlev DlKKes
and Laura Hepe Crew lvt weeli.
LYRIC -"Entwi Madame" Hreclc Tern Tern
bcrten produi'tlen et u tn of a tern
perumenial art t with '.llda areM
one of U. author- of the play, fea
tured AVELI'ltt - The Bat. mystery plsv
t Man nelu-rtfi Hlnehart and Aver
Hopwood. Still VeeplnB audiences en
the eilfc-is of their nt
Ti CK
MBTROFOU r,W of ERA H'"' "
Tim .t..rm that inech.mleal thriller
wllli-h'lilaNed ilniMitewii 1 week will
he llm pn.du.-th.il of the Mae Desmond
nlaicr IM feature are a snowstorm
and a forest the The stun t? th th
eol e of two men f'-r a girl m a hiip'v hiip'v
leekeil cab.ti In the North
ORVHEUV- t'lwn "' 'he Mountain
bv Tie Wlti New ins will l a"-
hlticui productler or t r..neiin. i
players who have several times u'ltlei - j
taken h"w new te Philadelphia
Ituth Uebininn. uivigni ..mtu.- i
Bernard .M.-ewen. a nwceire' wi
play the ma n rote"
VACtiEVIt,T.r.
n r Ttriril fr-Henr Satitrev and h
Cmnhnnlr luh-StTa 1S e
been
brought ba. k b rcpies' a head! ner
Jehn Mf! the well-known ten.... ic
another fa.ir of the bill .li-rtv tar
napln !il Hn.cmpnj.lM "lli.-r n.
nclude Will M .Te- ard Plam-he
Paine In a p!a let "The Man Who
Butted In . Purts Humphrey'B Uatu--mh.
In nn artist.- neelt. I -ir .in.
nn Seimeur, coined' AI Hft'C and
Karl Laiere, vhmtlinK atid s-ltiRlnK.
thn Beb Ketukr Troupe stilt walkers
nil eceentr'e dancer, and l.ad
Alice'1. Pets, in addition t which aie
the usual pictures
CBESTSUT SlltKET nri-rA net sr
Lew Fields in lh neartllner Mil
week 'Ihe inniediaii hn the leadniR
role In "Snapshots e' n"1 with a
cast of fnieiltes tneludlne L'llu M. M.
Cennell and a laree and attra.-te
chorus Other feaiurei ..f the bill in
ilude A Uebln" inns'. al nee!t
Yiette With Kddle 'enke mil ll n
i 'lark suiiK and danc nun-he' tv'u
All.'n "nut" . etnedian. I" . r 1 Moh
man and P.a Vanre -n i and .lat .
Inic . Seven KIvihk Petls n---.haM
a. t I " I mtf. i ai i .nipani n a
Beveltv and the us. al n ir
OlOUl tep t. v v " s ti; and .'j'.
J. I r 4
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hnmrmnn A -ens Iheatres
I M I UK ..n"nl Msnaier
GEWtAKTCTfMfcChEaE!!
fvenlnts nt S:tS. 28c te SI
Mat" Ttirsj Ttnirs . -st tr X tie
lUBtnnlnir ItnnJn Htenlni
ORPHEUAI PLAYERS
Tin'.T TtMF M POOT 1 ,K rttllE
"Dawn e'the Mountains"
A Remftttr TemeflT'-tlrspiii of the
Vlrctnhin Mills
NO . ', "HIK CHmiTtN
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BJJ IIth.and LEHIGH
Matinee I)I1t. 2.30. Kit.. 7 nnd 9
KXT MTbli ,liF""lirMH lih
"The Telephone Tangle"
rXlED. (. M.JTTI nml M IIKI. KOKIN
IltMl anrt I ILI IAN
CIlAfi. TOUIV IIAIJHOC K n rl 1)01 I V
t hspter 9 "Oierbenril"
r?0u'h"en,n HURRICANE HUTCH
Pathe pn Kierr Tf rfernmr.e
l"wi"""""aa""sa"asBSBahsiwTmBK
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Mnt. Tnda.v TemIeIi'
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"MECCA"
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THH nrt M i M I - - . n ;
Gilda Varesi, "Enter Madame"
ADELPHI MxrtM i. ii
Th rir.m.it'r pink,
"THE BAT"
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RIGOLETTO
With Vara I'lemi'i Kallvr Hi'rnpeilt inl
Riltten. Tickrla M n IH. en ials n Uuj
cjait an4 llrr -llV Chtatnut ilicst
ygcdOTgrq
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revue, heads the bill. Other nets In-
i I.iiib "Noberlv Heme," farce tonicity
th song,. fcattirii.(f Mat Well- Taber I
ml ureen, cemediiitts,. Kclyn I Tar-I
Hs, setins nml diitn.es, Kialieen Heugh- I
erly, comedienne, X-L O Trie, xvle-'
puene experts, Ileach and McCurd.i.
.entertainers; Chase and Lateur. In n
feincdj- vkn, -silk Stecklnss. ' anil
many etheis.
'l':!,'a,'.lEXi'' The rinrterella Re
new, a mtiBlriil cemed tabloid, Is
tils heAdllnei The photeplav atlrac
.!'.'!'i , .' '''"iRereus Curve Ahead,"
lit Itlchnrd tti. and Helene I'had
wt.u ether ftntures of the bill In
uile Ila.i HuRh-s, with a traet
sk t lut K iiuf. Hawley Saxton
and cempani in a comedy placet, the
i..ciw(,()l Sisters, senga and dances
and ethers.
n'iAPU ""'" Monday Tuesdav and
iednesda, Kdwln ausuM, huika nml
s.reeii arter. heads the bill with a
"ketch called "Mevie Madness ' The
I'.i'.uipla.i Mttrmlliin is "The Mreater
Claim." with Alice Lake, ether acts
Include "I'll., (.'i-ntun Hevlcw," inn
s.cal comedy . Shields nml Kane com
edlans and ltrnne and Woelsei.
sengrt and chatter Thursday, l-'rldav
and Saturdai n skctih with Eddie
ttsv heads the bill The phetnpl.iy
will be Clara K TeutiR In "CharB
jr.
CROPS KEYR Metid.iv TuesC.iy nml
Wednesday. Kddle Kai. comedian In
a funny sketch Is the headllner
ether a-t Include Webb and Hall
patter ntnl songs , Jnne O'Heurke, ,
lemedy pla.ilet: Kdlth Helena, vocal
artiste, and the Pare BretherM. ath-
letes ThutPday Fridai nnd Sntur
dav. Kdwln AtiKUst, In n sketch, heads
the bill Other acts Include Uranes
snd Veol, remeil . th Four
Musketet n elt and Shields and
Kane ceme.lv "kit '
lf.f.fHf fE' M.i'hI.t Tuesdav ,
and Wedresdiij , Halph P.mbar's 'Ten '
itexsce Ten encs, mid'. and dime- .
inic includinB a regular "buck and
wlni;. ' are the headllner nnd the phe
tnplav Is The Speed illrl" with lleba '
Paniels 'nhers a. t include .lack i
P."ll and Itubi llce, entertainers,
'eorB'e Wilsen, singer nnd comedian,'
tiie Twe Ladella", comedians, nnd
.tern- Jradv nnd cempani In u sketch. ,
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday, Leu!
and .len.i An her In a sketih. "Tailor- i
tnnde." head the bill. The photoplay
w 111 he "The Sign en the Peer," with
Nerma Talmadge
iNf.V'l.V'.S (.'f.l.Vf' l.ndles of the
i Jim nn unusual s.at.r with a cast
! of thirteen On the surrounding bill
ain Nate l.tp?!g iaiil m.inlpulntfir .
Fanttne and cempani. arn! thrillers.
Hazel Meran. the girl ami ihe lariats,
Kletn Brennn and Jlmmi Rule sing
lug their own '""C-" .in. I 'he usual
I ftlm
.V."V Mendaj Tucsaa ann: Wnlnr".
da- "Annnbei a in 'i' mite musical
comedy n thten scenes he.iiln the
I t ijl eth.r act.s -ue Met ... nn.l Shaw
I niniln M. i.itte tiiie, an.' Frestnl
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Oct 29th, Oct. 31.1 and Ner. hi
I a.li I'rlrfs Krh 1'irnlna
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Trocadero T'J
Jully
Ulrla and
the accordionist and the photepla.i
"Tha Greater Prent. ' Changa of bill
the last half of the week
KrYSTOS'i: - "The Telephone Tangle '
with Jee Bennett. Is the humorous
uendilne number etner nets tticmite
Fred Calletl nnd Mebl Kekln, sur
prise comedy. "The Menkev Harber
Shep", Chnrles Tebln, songs and slop
les; Babcock and Pelly, comedy skit,
and the latest chapter of the "Hunt
cane Hutch" serial movie
W.lf.reV ROOh The fentures Include
the Christie tllrls, slngera nnd danc
ers, Paul and Wnlter Lavarre, neielti
net . Frankle James singing come,
dlenne, lelane Hell, songs; Gertrude
May Teles. tee dancing, Wednesda)
nntl Frldiij ufterne.nts In the Japanese
room. Spectal plnns for Halloween.
BUllLESQFn
CAMSO "Den Ten Qlrls," with a enw
headed by Jehn Parry nnd (leerge
Douglas. The mibleet of the show ts
s patire of thn smart set entitled "A
Trip te Fortune Land ' Supporting
the principals are Collettre Batiste
and Leu Harr net te mention
chorus known ns the "beaut v bou beu
tuct. '
THOCADVIIO- "The Tange Ulrls are,
this iveek s nttrartieif In the com cem
pani are La Bella Paula, danseuw,
who has sn act said te be both novel
and beautiful Among the "Tange
Brls" are Hlla tjrant. May Fntn y.
'le Brlggs. and the comedy Is sup
plied hi Pick Matin. Lester Fnd nnd
I'hnrle.s Burns '
MINSTRKLR I
Df UONTS -Kmnictt Welch's company
in-esents "Oier the Hills te Manni unk1'
this nek as ItH pi inclpnl burlesnue
fHuie. The whole show Is new with
i bundle of the latest song hits sung
M Emmett Welch himself The
Sidewalk" of Ma-liet Street' Is an-ethc-
bitrcniie
Steel en Keith Program
Jehn Steel, the American tenei . will
make his I'lillndelphin vaudeville debut
m I!. V. Keith's next week Steel t.tnrte.1
his career in 'lie choir of n New erl
cliurcli. whie-e Mnn (inr-ildi lic.ird him.
She offered lilm a jilae iitlh the Chicago
Opera Cetni:ini , hut Steel lui'l ether
plnns nn'l joined the 'iegfeld Follies.
He lias been with t tin t organization for
seiernl .tears, and innile his Inst np-peiii-nmv
here in last season's "Fel-In-
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New Shew at Dumont's
' Over the HilN te Mntiiutik" is the
name et tie new iit-d timeh biir!-(iie
pre-"n'e. hi t'tntin ft ' 1. Ii and his
t.lners ill I him. nit's tievl week'. Welch
inn-.lf ..mil ibnti s sniae new nn.!
it. Iiv s..ni;s. an. I oilier plnier have
o.,.ertiinlUc in the two feature vklt.s,
"T. lepheiv Timg'es" and '"I'lie Side -wnlks
of Ma-. or Street "
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BEGINNING MONDAV HA7INEL
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SEATS SELLING TO SATURDAY, NOV. 12
"-cp- Owing le tremendous Nie of production and length of
yL performance, curtain rips promptly at 8 o'clock eieninR.s
and 2 o'clock at Ihe eclne.sd.-i and Saturday matinees. PeMtiiely
no one seated during the first scene.
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"MECCA" cost mere than $400,000 te produce, and no
one will ever again risk such a great sum en any show.
It has never been equaled; it can never be surpassed.
DD WCC Nights ( ::,T?, . )50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2 & $2.50
nrcfci&;& Saturday Matinees, 50c $2.00
BMM TO. SflATS., seatts $1.50
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Acad, of Musir, Thurs. Eve, Nev. 17
New Yerk Symphony
ORCHESTRA
DAMR0SCH, CONDUCTOR
Wagner Pr.egrBin
Includinif 1st Act from "Rlieingeld"
CIII.OIST
Frieda Klink Henrietta Cenrad
Rachel Norten Norris Fred Patten
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N'BW VHOTOPIjAYS
STAS'LEY "After the Shew." a Wil
liam De Mllle production of a sterv
of the thentre by Hltn. Welmnti. Tli'e
younger principals are Jack Helt nnd
I.lla Lee, but Charles Ogle haa the
part of till career ns the old deer
man A Muster Kenten comedy Is also
shown, and Henri Scott, baritone, is
an added feature of the bill
KARLTOX "A Trip te Paradise." an
adaptation of the Franz Melnnr drama
which Is plavlng en the staije In Ken Ken
Yerk under the tltle of "Llllem " The
story of n Ceney Island "barker "
Hert Lytell Is the leading man.
A tlr A VI A "Th Last Peer." a mys
tery picture, whose net Ien transpires
between dinner In the evening nnd
bieakfnat the next morning. Eugene
"Urlen is the star, and Nlta Nnldl
and Martha Mansfield nre In his sup
porting cast '
VICTORIA -rue Invisible rower." a
story of regeneration, by Charles Ken
?.n. '"". """se Peters and Irene
Jllch in the leading roles. The prin
cipal part Is that of an underworld
character who tries te "get straight "
l!';,ilLXT:z"CeuraKer R Picture of tin
usual theme with beautiful Naemi
en..erV," llVl,'''HiS role. Pan. de
UraBse, Lionel Belmere, Adelph Men Men
Jeii and Alec Francis play ether parts
la'" scenes nre laid In Scot-
Ami ASS l If OR "Moonlight Follies"
Marie I reieKta first (.tnrrlng vehlde,
in which the former bathing beaut v
plays the imrt of n millionaire's
daughter King Baggr.t Is the lending
,m"'..,.!,,,'U""1,,'' K-'dav and Sntu.
Uu fent6 f r'"'19'" v'lth M,'s
PttHVlOCPLV P.KVIRWnp
5f.t.vreV-"Ovcr the Hill." n sterv of
home ami mother love, entering en
its tlfth week M..ry Curr Jehnnv
Walker and oilier favorites.
I'AI.Al'i: "Three Wetd nntnil " Wil
liam M Hart'H newest picture. In which
the "two-gun man" plain a triple role i
iii'-ieuiaiiinuc sier or love and re
iciig. .17 01. ' Wedding Hells." Constance
Talmadge's latest teincdv. In whlcli
llarrlen Feul plnis her leading mnn
n ndaptatlnii of it stnge snecc-s
nirKRIll - .Mnnil-n Tticsdai and
Wedi.esdn. s,-n,nihed W.vis"
urn king Mntgtierlle i 'larks' return te
the --en Thursdav. Fridai nnd
satui.lai. 'Mama's tTalr." wth Con
st unce T-ilmadge and a star cast
lf.ll7.-l Mund.n. Tuesilay nnd
Wednesday 1 he .;reat Impersona Impersena
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some of the greatest nctlng of his
career Thursday, Friday nnd Sat
urday, "A Message Frem Mars," with
Bert Lytell.
COLOS'lAli Monday. Tuesdav and
Wednesday, "Nineteen and, Phyllis,"
Charles Bay's latest comedy of veilth
nnd love. Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, "The Wemnn In His Heuse,"
with Mildred Harris. Themas Hold Held
ing and Garelh Hughes.
MARKET STREET Monday, Tuesday
nnd Wednesday, "The Sign en the
Peer," ene of the most powerful of
Nerma Talmadge's pictures. Thurs
day, Friday nnd Saturday, "The
Wemnn In His Heuse," with Mildred
Harris.
GREAT XORTHERX "Dangerous
Curve Ahead," Bupcrt Hughes' lnln.lt lnln.lt
able story of newlyweds, played by
Richard Dlx and Helene Chadwlck.
The subtitles are a feature.
LOCVST Monday, Tuesday nnd Wed
nesday. "A Tale of Twe Worlds," a
story of the Boxer Rebellion, by
(Jeuvernetir Meri In. Thursday. Friday
nnd Saturday, "The Fighter," In which
Cenwny Tearle Is starred-
IlIVOLt Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday "The Greater Claim.' with
Allce Lake featured. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, "Hearts Are
Trumps." a Bex Ingram production,
with Allce Terry.
Kf.VO.VT Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. "The Llltle Foel." a Jack Lon Len Lon
eon story, with Milten Sills and ra
Carew. Thuisday, Friday and Sat
urday, "Oil, Mary, Be Careful," with
Madge Kennedy.
CEVA It Monday nnd Tuesday. "Wom
en Men Leve." with a cast of favor
ites Wednesday nnd Tlmrnlay,
"Bucking the Tiger. with Cetiwnv
Tearh. Friday and Saturdai, "Feet-
lights,' with Klsle Fergusen
I COLISEUM Monday and TtieMln. "Fp
the Read With Sally," with Constance
Talmadge. Wednesday. "Greater
front. Thursday nnd Friday. "The
Journey's) Lnd." with Mabel Ballln.
Saturday, "The Hnblt of Happiness."
with Douglas Fairbanks
LEADER- -Monday nnd Tiie-dni. "Wet
Geld." with Ralph Ince Wednesday,
"Out of the Chorus." Thiuday. Fri
day and Saturday, "The old Nest,"
by Rupert Hughei.
I.IIll'.RTY Monday and Tiiedai'. "The
old Nest." with Mar.i Alden. wVdries.
ihii. "C.ippv Ricks,' with Themas
.iicignnn. inuisuij ami I rlilav. "Jin -
lll.l a Analr. Wtt I ( OIlMince
Tat-
tnauge anil nnpitn s Idle C'as."
Haturdav. "Heveud '
rAlRHOVST Mimil.iv. -ruer the
Wire. ' with Allce Lake Tuesdav
' Me.iend. ' with F.thel Clajten We.l
nesdav and Thursday, "The Great
Moment." with Gleria Swan-en, nnd
Chaplin s "Idle Clnss" Friday "The
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TWO WEEKS BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT
THE SENSATION OF LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK AND BOSTON
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Best Scats, $1.50
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"The Fighter."
STRAND Monday, Tuesday and W'od W'ed
ncsday, "Nineteen and Phyllis." with
Charles Ray In a congenial role.
Thursday. Friday nnd Saturday, "The
Weman In His Heuse." with Oareth
Hughes nnd Mildred Harris.
Beautiful Effect In "Merry Widow"
The program of the Ferrest Theatre,
where "The Merry Widow" enters en
the second nntl Inst week In Its tip-te-dale
form, has n note which asks the
audience te remain seated nt the fall of
the curtain en the last net In order fe
see "The Break of Day at Maxim's."
This scene shows the entire cempflny
wnltzlng In the foreground while in the
rear, the Prince nntl Senyn, arm
In nrrii are leaving. The same Idea was
used in Savngc'H erlglnnl production,
but, new, by elnbernte lighting, greater
effect is gained. The dancers are en
veloped In a gray, misty light, while the
Prince nml his partner are illuminated
by a powerful spotlight.
Asche Intended "Mecca" for Londen
Oscnr Asche, author of "Mecca."
the romance et the Orient new play
ing at the Hhubert. Intended te give
that play Its werltl premier in Lon Len Lon
eon with himself In the role of All
Shnr, the giant wrestler, new being
played bv Lionet Ilrnhnm. However,
the continued success of "Chu Chin
Chew." another of his plnys. nt llli
Mnjcst.v's Theatre. Louden, compelled
Mr. Asche te switch his jilnns, nnd
se "Meccn" opened In New Yerk.
Its present enst is n combination of
KnpllMi nnd American plnycrs.
"Tange Girls" at Trocadero
i "The Tange Oirls" with La Relln
' Pnuln. the dancer, ns nn added nt
! trnctieu. come te the Trocntlcre Thentre
next week. Ln Relln Paula hns a reper
toire of dances, ninny of which nre ob
tained from the Indian tribes of the
West. Kiln Crnnt. Msy Fancy, Cn
Hrlggs. Lcter Pad. Dick Halm nntl
Charles lVurns are ethers who provide
the fun nnd songs of the show.
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! 'Ben Ten Girls" at Casine
I The "Hen Ten Oirls" will he the at-
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n sntite cnlled "A Trip te Fortune
Lund." The cnM of the "Ren Ten
Girls" is bended bv Jehn Ilnrry nnd
Geerge Penging ami Cellettee Rntisle
hns tlie jirlmn dniinn role, with Leu
Rnrr.v ns the seiibretle nnd Lnrl Gntes
as n charncter cnnicilian.
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NiKhts at 8:20
Matinees Thursday
nnd Sat. at 2:20
OF MYSTERY PLAYS
IN STAGE HISTOIH
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MERKY
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2 WEEKS ONLY
BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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CHARt.HS FROH.irAN PRBSKNTS
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"MARY ROSE"
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JOHN GOLDEN PRESENTS
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STARTING MONDAY, NOV. 7, SEATS THURSDAY
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SAM H. HARRIS Presents
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