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; JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the Birth of aSen and Daughter
j te Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Butlcr-r-She Sees
Miss Neivlin Wearing a Very Smart Costume
HAVE you heard tbdt the Lnurnnce
Butlers haTe a wee 6eu and daugh
ter, twins, born Just n few days oreV
Thnt mnkca Percy Mndeftyi e double
crandfuthcr, does it net? Still he'fl
been a grandfather before, beeauna all
three of Ma children lmvCfV darling
youngster of their own. "
Mrs. Butler was Marie Madeira,
named after her mother, Mr. Madeira's
first wife, who was Miss Marie Marie,
of New Yerk. (There's an accent en the
lat 13 of the last name, se It was pre
nnniwl Mnrlur.) The Marie family
.tins widely known In French circles in'
New Yerk. There was Mr. Peter Marie,
Mr. Jehn Mnrle, Miss Tiny Marie nnd
Miss Jesephine, who died only recently.
The first Mrs. Madeira died when her
three children, Percy, Jr., Leuis nnd
Mnrle, were very young,
" The' Butler twins have n small sister ,
ml brother of six and four, who are
perfectly dnrlbiB children. Mr. Butler
IS 0 eOll OL iliu illiu .in. uuu line, tiuuu
Merris Butler, who you remember used
fy live nt. "Terrnre IJelmc" en Spring
iv .- - . ... .. "i
bkiiue, Ugenu. i.urs. isuucr, wee was
Miss Sarah Cooker u daughter of Jay
fueke. tue unancicr ei me uivn war,
and a sister of the late Mrs. Charles
Barney i went te ."Terrace Helme ' as a
bride. After her death some years age,
hrr children, who were all innrricd then
with the exception of Allen, wild the
old home. Allen later married Kutbryti
Berden.
.The eldest of Laiirauce Butler's sis
ters, Elizabeth, rs Mrs. Eugene Uesen
quest, of "Westchester, N. Y,, nnd
Cluribse, the youngest sister, married
Winifred, linger, and Is new living in
Colerado. J no etner ureinrrs, iiurrj
nd Merris Butler, murrlcd some year's I
.n nn,i nrn living near New Yerk. Hew
. family docs scatter bemctlmcsl They
arc most attractive men nnd women, all
of them. As for Mrs. Butler, .that Is,
Mrs. Laiirnnce Butler (I've mentioned
se many I would net blame you for
being mixed), she Is ene of the sweetest
women I knew, and that Is saying a
leh.
ADELAIDE NEWLIN" is se attrac
tive, and she had en the best
looking costume the ether day. She was
wearing a small gray hat trimmed with
squirrel fur nnd a velvet dress of n
lovely shade of gray green. The skirt
of the dress was of black velvet innde
with panels of the green, and with the
dress she were a long jet necklace. Yeu
con imagine hew becoming It was te
Adelaide, who has black hair nnd black
eyes and lovely pink cheeks. She Is en
gaged te Bill Paul, of Chestnut mil.
One of Bill's brothers. Arthur Paul, Is
tegaged te Betty Welsh.
Speaking of the Paul family reminds
me that 1 saw Adellne Pepper Paul,
cv..t,. rtenree Wharten Pepper a
.laughter and TJieodero Paul's wife, en
h" street the ether day. She was wcar
nc a suit of dark blue with bright blue
embroidery trimming the edges of Its
vide tdcetcs and the hem of the coat.
Sb had n hat of cire eatln in black,
i,iinnl with some bright coiervu new - r
ou'- ---i- -- t . . . , i n
..."- ---. . . . thn I.. m. Tt'
eri ncreaa iu iv...v, v -
wus very becoming.
THll "Marriuce Tax" at the Academy
Inst night "was leads of fun. I
theucht the men and girls did awfull
well and it wai? a pretty, bright and
.. nffu The rnst iimcs were lovely,
11 1
te brilliant and smnrt; nnd the girls ,
looked sweet and dainty in tneir unnccs.
It's a pity they are net going te gnu n
another night. ' ,,
Seme of the costumes were really
Mrikingly original. I thought the
flowers werr wonderful, and was net
Mrs. I'hll Dickinsen exquisite? My,
tut she is pretty!
Mrs. Victer Mather looked radiant as
u'inl She has such wonderful poise
nnd is be geed looking. All the girls
who did net tuke purt in the actual
Mrformunce ucic aides, selling pre-gran)-,
and fudge und smokes. They
erc all dressed lu white waists, skirts,
dippers and stockings and looked per
feetlj dear.
rnHi;iiU' going
te be another cn - l -
gageintMit seen, bhc fair and sine s
. .
i
crem and she'h u debutante nnu ane ib i
awiuuy iMi iiKt'ti. nir limn - i,
.....H.. .. .11 11I...1 fl'I.A mn( l(J nit1 II I
Philadelphia und hp's very nttrnetivp. '
I liikt won't U'U who il if., but she's
baira bin dance riven for ber and sue a
teen Riven theatre parties and leti of
dinners and who's had a wonderful time
Kenerally. 1 knew it'N true, because,
ou bee, the wee bird wan In the next
rium when "he" talked with her ever
the telephone recentl , and lclict me.
tlierc Is no doubt of the ciiKnKemciit.
Shn discussed when it would be nn nn
nenni'pd with him, nnd It will be seen.
New gucv,. VAXCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
it guests wlm will nttend the dinner
t"met row i-iMilnK 'which 5trB Ju&hua
T.add Hewell f Ardmere, will glve ut j
Uie Ult-c'ailtin In honor of Miss
Pauline dr 'I' ,SuOKi. dubutante daugll-
't nt Mr nnd Mih Cliaileri C SuvaKO, j
of Cu stnuc Hill, will Include Mlsu Mary I
f VKcii. Mlsi Sainli Legan Hturi, Miss
' M.ii'jn (.i-ur'J. Mr. Hrundcn Uar
nti Mp William IIeni l'.irlcur, Mr.
wintweiih Jehnsen ami Mr. Charlei
a.iKe The party will be chaperoned
''5 Mi ami Mr- .leceph T. Kims, of
I'liestnut Hill Tlie Kiu-HtH will later at
'end llu hall whleli Mr Uuntuw A ,
iieclt. Iki will t;he ut the Dellevue-1
Watford u, honor of Mies Virginia. ,
iui-K--,'hei ii)utant ilauglitei el Mr
kid Mi l.i.durd lli-t kbchci
turtv she dined together en Mon Men
Ji fvtningat the Curniantewii I'rleket
1 'iD liiiludcii mihh Marian (.'nhlr Den-
Kl'lli M Irt HvelMl II lll-iLMiill MIsB
Murj,
j I- 1-urKe. Miss Uertrude A.
: Invalids
NO COOKING
The Feed-Drink" for All Agc9.
Quick Lunch atHome.Office.end
Fountains. Ak for HORLIC1CS.
-Avoid Imitations & Substitute
Sports Suits
Tep Coats
& Capes
$65
Te Your Measure
Impert Material
KIEFERLECO.,Inc.
Sptcialitli le Theu Ovtr
Avtragt Weight
133 S. 18th St.
wKfftx&mmJnMr
y T, Mj
I
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H. OraJiath, Miss Emily l'eultnc and
Mies Mary Marshall Hcett. of Baltimore ;
J'r- nuncio Tatnall. Mr. William Beard,
" Jehn Beard, lit. Edward Uenialez,
Mr. Ldward Bayler and Mr. Hareld
JlttUlZ.
t
A subscription dance for the bonefli
?f. ? ex:frvlc0 men who urn unem
SJ0""1 .will be Riven en Thursday
evening: February 0 at the Iloenevelt.
Mrs. isaward OBberrrt Troth Is chairman
.L... "raiiK in cnarge. The com cem com
mltlce Includes Mrs. Henry 13. rrayten,
IS;, Iilchar. Newbold, Mrs. -Klcharu
Heckscher. Mrs. Ldvard Hecksenw,
Mrs. Lambert Cadwalnder. Mrs. William
Fhlller, Mm. Heward K. Hill. Mrs. Mar Mar
madulce Tllden, Mrs. Jehn i Holltnffs Helltnffs Holltnffs
werth, Mrs William Ilefln, Miss Nina
Lea. Mrs.yp. Williams Heberts, Mre. A.
DeRj-auw Warnock.. Mrs. Holllnsheed
T,ayl0,r' -5Ir.?; William O. Hepkins. Mrs.
Lrln in Godfrey Jr., Mrs. JSdwnrrt Trefh,
J""',.,?1? Hunter- Scarlett, Mrs. Henry
Si" lvl ftnd air- "obert Learning
..,. iwutii Aerrey. aira. 1arKcr Tu
Mr. and Mm. I Tell In ah ami u Tnr
.nfSiMartlna.Une' Chtnut Hill, will
"i-MTOii ui u icu. en aunany tiiturnoen
"jvw ut
"' " o-ciec : te meet air. nnrt Mrn.
Edward O. Troth, 'of 3U8 West 1'enn
street, Germantewn.
of Vnn"J Jfr. William L Geedman,
or 88C0 Uormantewn avenue, Chestnut
ni... u IraV en Friday for Atlantic
end y W"1 ePcnd.the '
lieM5 w,rha.m Dougherty, of Cress
n S rfi?7lc?te'wh0 hns bccn spendluK
U w days In New Yerk, returned te
nor home yeeterday.
wmrinSvd M,n,,.c;?Ieb "' Kbx- or Ogontz.
for iiX?Jh0T-.at,er.part of W me"h
r2Lii '5lre' Fln-' w,iere they expect te
remain for seme time.
,'?,n-,!inSuai,?U!bra'!0" of the General
DfabJ!3rr"-f Maury Chapter, DauRhtc'rh
of th8 renf v,. : ;"L"',.Su?i"0.r?
Acorn Club tomorrow u ternoen. T
business meeting will be at I o'clock"
S? cwPtV ln oner of tne birthday
? e3SS? n n Luu W,U lleld "
hnaIh-SV,,,i0,n. H- "eftnian, of this city.
55teMinnn1ayJnff at ,he Embassader ut
Atlantic City for a few days.
QERMANTOWN
fnW&5vHle.Ilsr.ta V'3,UnB fr,cnds
afternoon. The jmeuts mn T Mrs X
W.h31;.,1;.' M. a!?rls. Mrs.
. u ,u,, t imam Keyc
nvr,.TA -"rnd Oramni, of DDU Pulaakl I
SarTv i?S.i iR llinfheen and brldge I
party larit nvirtn,.'""?"""" " " urQBe
ent jwp Mrs.' ElcWberce?. SS KVeT
?rnH.nenry'- JIre- Themas Hen? v. Mrs
William Jenes Mr n r,.i.n.. JV -'irB-
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
.A'!"tcn.an.t Themas Calhoun, .tr
of
Mr -The ",ter." V'8'tln? W tr
son fm. ;r ."""'" rr- et i- Jac.
son street, for a. few duy'i,
-uisa cecillu. If. Kenny
I loe. .."., "- "' '"-,u
."'" momeers of her fn.r,i ,.i.,t. .:;.". I
,. : --- --n3,iny .ncrfiifTia,i
;vr " ",,ff Ul ilcr li0me- 131
last mcetlnir at l.er iT ."';."' l"V'r
street.
rerler
ZdJ'Jrs:.. Bewcn. of 1224
she Is reeunMn", "." "md 'earn
Klad ta
,.Mrt --".-.t, ,V
em her lecent III-
UCD3.
avenge. aladJ;oIrIabZrZeatr0Mr125ohlJnn1,'r
relatives
in iNiagura Falls for u short
time,
Miss ldllzubetli Itcgan of 1Sib h.ii
strtet. has returnn.t w,..0 TJ.SL9 , I
vtedhcrBlslerMrr';i--"
Chelsea.
Mrs V
Jfllll'SV rlf Vkn ..!.,..
Vlsltlnir nt in- h. .""-"". """j itt, in
t
Mrs. B
-- " --T " ..v.litJ UL I1LT flmih.A-.
?er3aSnt.f 19" " -
Mr. XlcheIuH J. llenian, of J 733 lelin
-mihs uamllle Melir, Mla Florence iiipiV
nor. Mn. William D. Cefrtn. mS? a
nr ana Jira. Sephia Illclcncr. .
I
, &"i'V..JV.(.'II.MAKKKi
ML v
lllnrw 11 T -..""" . .
fI0;,,M"'ne Sect ion of nt sSnauy-, fSwl
LeJcef- Den l ta" ' " thtm.-Adv.
wniift nave
rnntrlKiit.l !.. .. . 'fcr
in Liur nniip ntui i .
"First en Your Shopping List"
. Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut
Hats! Hats! Hats!
Fer Aludam, MndomeiNcllc or the Little .Miss. Dressy Hats
Inllercd Huts, Sperta Hats All Our Winter and Mid- '
Season Medels at AHtenlshingly Reduced Prices.
$4.00 te $10.00
aiiiviAL. sL,Li vi TKl.M.MrJl' BI'OKIS HATS in Uu
iiii, reivei, biik weaver at JJe.UU.
Sale of Weel Sweater's-
ATJ10.00. Mft,tl IJIack und Navy Blueb. Were $13.50
Tuxedo Style.
AT 7.50. ThiH group includes some Hcavy-Weiirlit
Sweaters for skating. Ited, Uluck nnd Huff. Slip-ever at vie
Were $10.00. '
AT $4.50. Tuxedo Style in Nuvy, Gruy and Huff
AT $3.50. Slip-Overs in Harding Illue nnd Huff.'
Under and Outer
WOMEN'S ALLENDALE UNION SUITS. Mule ww
eially for uh, of the -.cry iinest yarns. All styles; Iiijh, 0v
und Dutch necks; sleeveless, elbew-length or long sleeves-
ankle or knee length. v '
Ttegular Si?cs, S2.00. Usually $3.00.
Extra Sies. $2.25. Usually $3.50.
WARM WOOL SCARFS AT $2.50. $3.50 Values
English Weel
$1.55 a Pair
Heather Mixtures in wide choice of shudes. Full
Fashioned with embroidered clex. Take udvuntuKe of
this unusuul opportunity.
a
A Tewel. for 25c-
ALL-LINEN DISH TOWELING AT 25c A YARD
50c Value. All whlte or bordered with blue or red. Heavy'
sturdy quality, free from lint.
TURKISH TOWELS AT 25c APIECE. We only have
u Hinall let of these towels left in all-white with red "borders
go we nre clearing them out at" this special price. -They
ure 10c Values.
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A Sub-Deb
Photo by l'liote-Crattcro.
MISS ALICE MOUICE
The attract Ue daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William N. Morire, of
llallnar, St, Mnrtlns lane, Chest
nut Hill
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. Merris llaber, of 1627
North Thirty-third street, have left for
an otundejl trip te. Cuba und ether
Seuthern rceerts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ie S. Harris, of 1725
North Thirty-third street, entertained
the members of thelr brldge club at sup
per, Mr, und Mrs. Harris will leave
shortly for California for an Indefinite
stay.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The Rew and Mrs. Henry D. Flune
gan, of 4827 Walten avenue, nnnounce
the engagement of their daughter, Mar
Inn Slean, te Mr. Charles V. Cut ner, of
Williamsport.
Mr. Hiram Godfrey Hallluger, of
Forty-sixth und Spruce Btrcets, left to
day for a trip te Seuth Atncrlca by way
of the Panama Canal and will return
' February ta Jein Mrs. Hnllinger at
Palm Beach.
Mss Shlrley A. Hlbncr und MIsh Alury
Heberts will cntcrtuln en Sunday eve
ning next at the home of Miss Heberts, '
428 Seuth Fifty-second strict. In honor
of Mr. David A. Utnmcr nnd Mr. Harry!
Cameren, of New Yerk. Theio will be
forty gusta.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Murlen Hawkins for a card party that ,
she will gle ut her home en Ponnsgrevo ,
Terrace, en Saturday afternoon, Febrw- i
ury I, ln honor of Miss Helen Mullet-
Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter Knlser, of 0512
n.rA ,..,- wm ...,,,.,ni.. . i, .1.1.. I
etenlnir. Their guests will Include Miss
r."," "'"1:''".':" "'. ' ,"' " "V. "? i
i Kntnanne llarrerty. of aienslde. Pa. :
Miss Mary C renny, Mr. und Mts. I'aul
McCermlclc und Mr. M. AV. Wilkinson.
H
AIR DRESSING
Narctl Waving by Men Exptrlt
"INECTO" RAPID HAIR DYEING
V.'n (.pcelalliB In transforniatlens 'and
all kinds of hair work.
Still Going Big!
JANUARY
REDUCTIONS
Ifledams
835 Chestnut St.
(zal'ricen Alicays Jlederate
Street-
-1214
Ne-
Wear Reducedn
Stockings
I AT. W. THEE
i V IIU SO. OTH UAf,. HU1 j
Gene.
I J 5
1
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FRANKFORD
Mr, and Mrs. V. T. ltarfoet and Miss
Barfoot, of Saul and WakellnB Streets.
are srendlne the winter In Flerida and
the Bahama islands.
Mrs. Jeseph Allen, of 4G63 Penn
street, will entrtaln at a brldgb party
at her home ou Wednesday afternoon,
January 2C.
Mr. Prank Wilsen, of 4G41 renn
street, and Mr. Albert HtrnnKer, of
46C4 Grlscem street, are spendltitr the
winter at Ht. Aumistlne.
Mrs. 1. Barenden nnd Miss Baren Baren
den, of Harrison street, are spending
a fortnight In Illchmend, Va., where
they are visiting Mr. nnd Mra Daniel
l'attcrsen.
Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Butten, of 4712
lelper stroet, have returned from a,
stuy nt Atlantic City.
A muslcale, followed by a dunce,
will be given en Friday, January 27,
by Mrs. Clarence Wllhelm, at the As-
semeiy nan, ler me uenent or the
Frunlcferd I'est. American legion.
Mr. nnd Mr. Jehn Greenwood, of,
4718 Lelper street, have geno te Cali
fornia te, spend the remainder of the
winter.
An Illustrated .talk en "Little Jour Jeur
neys With an Amateur Photographer"
GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
. FURS
BLOUSES
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
Final January Reductions
Tailored Suits
Plan and Fur Trimmed. Formerly $45.00 te S8SJ10.
Tailored Suits
Fur Trimmed and Embroidered.
Street Dresses
Formerly $25.00 te $65.00
Afternoon & Evening Dresses
Formerly $65.00 te $150.00
We specialize
P5
Adjoining
4
the
St. James
1222
,!'in;i!t
Fer Tomorrow and Friday
Fur -Trimmed
Coats and Wraps
Reduced te Cost and Less
They Were up te $210, Reduced te
$95'
- ;
was given by Mr. William II.
Hperry. in the rooms of the Krnnkferrt
Camera Club, In Wright's Institute,
Unity und Gilscem streets, yesterday.
Miss Helen Gladlmr. of
Orthodox
ntreet. will irlrn a luncheon of tw
I'lVO
covers, followed by cards en Thursday
afternoon, In" honor of her guest, Mlse
Myrtle Hansen, or Cleveland, Ohie,
MOORE8TOWN
AT.. TcAtili 43nalsl1t ,if
Chestnut
street, rntertalned Inst Monday In
honor of Mrs. Knwcett, of Oil, City,
daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Jeshua Ber.
ten, of North Main street.
Mlns Mlldrrtl .InnUc, of West Main
street, will entertain u few friends nt
curds en Tuesday eenln(f, January 24,
at 8: 30.
Mrs. William K '.Stroud will attend
the Weman's Auxlllnry Convention In
Trenten today.
Jtr. nnVl Mrs. Harlnian Burr, Jr.
Nazareth, Pa., are spending some tuie
In Moercstown.
NORRISTOWN
Mr ,nnd Mrs. Jehn W. Mnrklev, of
JefferHonvllle, colebrated their fiftieth
weddlng annlverwiry jit a rpt-eiillen
given nt the home of thelr son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest J.
IHPORTBliK. DKRIONKRH AND tXKBJlS OF WOVMH'B AJfD
CUIItDllEN'B APPAREL OF TIM niOIIBST OITABAOTIR
rOX UORE TUAN TWBNTY-lltX TEARS
If.. is
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
tM Bm H JpP
Formerly $89.50 le $125.00.
$ 16.
$
in apparel thai slenderizes the larger woman
jiWUffiiiiill
ililliliMi'il.w;1"!,!!!!;!!!!!!;,;"
- 1224 Walnut Street
A special group, including a splendid variety of the
season's smartest models; they are trimmed with
cellars and cuffs of caracul, beaver, wolf, fox and
mole. The values have net been surpassed this season.
r?
Zellers. of Schuylkill avenue, Jenerson Jenersen Jenerson
vllle. Mr. Markley lu oeventy-flve years
of nge and Ills wife Is seventy. They
liaVe seven children besides Mrs. Peller!
Mis. Isaac trlser, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Charles C. Weber, of JeffersenvUle ;
Mrs. Jehn Landls, of Terkes; Mrs.
Harvey Lesher, of Hklppack; Mr, Henry
and Mr. Irvln Markley, of Falrvjew.
Mr. and Mrs. Markley have twenty
grandchildren.
! v.,u Mvrlnl Alrev. daughter" of Ar-
,hUr , Alrey. of 226 Chain street, was
the guest of honor at a surprlse party
given in ceieoraiien ei ner urawmii
birthday anniversary. These present
Included Miss Mazle V. Faulkner, Mies
Eleaner I)ett, Miss Ethel Houpt, Miss
Barbara Le. MIbs Edith Hendricks,
Miss Ellen CAssel, MIbh Vivian Altemus,
Miss Nerma Alrey, Miss Marlen Cam
plen, Miss Ida Mae Bean, Miss Eleaner
Heefer, Miss Edith Hocfer, Miss Clara
Herner, MJsh Myrtle Carr, Miss Eva
O'NelI, Mint Deris Bates. Mies Louise
Lukens, Mln Ornce Itelner Mls-s Huth
Hcnnlng, Miss Dorethy Butter
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Lrrr.elere. of '
DelCalb street, spent oevcral days In '
Atlantic City. I
CHEAT MT8TKR1 STOUY i
"Tansls'l Trulls." by WUIUm IfAcIed
Italne. outtier of "Thn Vukon Till." Urt
Haturday, January 21. UrrsiWO I'UBLie t ,
LurxiCB. Adv, ,
SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
PETTICOATS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
NEGUGEES
$29m
'59.5Q
se je 35
35 te
$
iiiiiiiiiiliii;niiiiiiiiiiiiiiWM
mil
Walnat St.
Between
12th & 13th
.''l-'li: lilmliiM.ii.lilniiiiiiil,',!!! ' itiiuim.,..!.
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m i
IBML
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DELAWARE COUNTY
. A dlnncr-dance will be given en Sat'
urdtty evening nt the.Rprlnghaven Coun
try Club ut Walltnererd.
Miss Martha Mcloy will entertain the
members of the Chlo Club at her home
In Drexel Hill en Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 24,
FORREST THEATRE1
TWICU DAIf.Y &lt
2 AND R
D. W. GRIFFITH
I'llESENTS
niS I.ATKST ANI nilKATKSr H'OKI.
rm a .fwi'H'A
svMi'iteKV enriiK.sTitv
i i BROAD Pop.MaLTeday ' ?"'
As Breezy as Spring Itself
AM M. KAN AI4 , 0
A fttIV CWMT SyA.e.TltanAS
1 ' OtMlNAt. AJ.V. CAST rOOOCTIO
I NKXT i:i.K HI.ATi, TOMOMir.w
BILLIE BURKE
In IJoeth Tarklnirten h On-, r ri- v
! The INTIMATE STRANGERS
i Garrick Pop.Mat.Tedny '"
r l rkn
!IH
i
PiriLA'fl IKA Iv, ,1 . . !,r
DIHErTION ny I.I S w J I'
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
HI! DAILY MATS AT 2 EVES AT Q 111
NOHETTE I MMAyARRCV
llll Of TOt COtDtN VOKt WITH HIS StLECTtD
IIU AND IMSPIRIO VIOLIN I SEXTETTE AN MEUNt
THE SCIIANTONH II HKI S. s Ml.h
BOB NELSON
NIP 6-FLETCHER I TORINO
riim AMESIfAN APPtWN 0 THE KlflSJ JIVt
MILTON HAYEIS
AND A WOSOtRFUL SURROUN0IM0 6ILL
tsmma EVES-
Pep. Mat. Today, 50c te 31.50
CJUHEW Y0CK WINTER CARDM
JInt Mnpnueu i-rnaiirimn
Of
m
PHlQLa' mui'i arufc.i..t.u v., i.r.i
M. Y.
IHIh- SUTl TflHi'l I'tiM
MAIL OHDLU 01l
GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES
A ITH AN l S-TAR i AS
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K. IIIIOWV t I. silAKON. OOIIIJON
DIMII. 1,1. IIIICI MII.I.MW.
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