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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922
WORE THE
CURT A JN IS UP
WDtllcv' nnd 'Snirn' Arr, Wnnh'
A New Shetvs1 Hair v Anc"
Is Geed and Bad
B
STARS OF THE STAGE COMING HERE NEXT WEEK
LYNN FONTANNE
m dAMES GLEASOi
"DULCY"
!' 'T'HE (?nycty of tlientrpi will he hiir-
' merited here next wrek by flip open epen
Injt of two mere of tlie lpgltlnmte
heuien, one with n icvup, thp etlwr
rlth comedy of meilern Amerlenn llfe
"Spice of 1f)2" Is the rewie whirli
will open the doeri of the Torrent Thea
tre. On thp present oernien It will
fctTe a cast heniled hy Vnletku Suratt,
OtorRle Prlpp nnil Nun llnlperln
The Urenil Strept Theatre, opening
two week earlier than lnM vcnr. will
present "Duli'j." the Ueerce KiuitT-man-Marc
Connelly coined), with Lynn
Fentnnnp in the leiidlns role.
The four houses which opened last
Monday will continue with the same
attractions.
TT IS usually much fairer te judge a
" batch of modern play in a com
parative manner than te measure them
y all by t h p tame
' "Hairy Ape" (standard. Ter ex
Examplc of Peer ample, there is no
Execution nupstien at nil. tbat
I-UKne O Nelll in
his "Hairy Ape" essayed greater thlnss
than the authors of thp ethpr pla.s
which are new hpre. Yet, te a great
many people, the actual percentage of
success in execution is far smaller in
the case of this O Nell pl.ir than H is
In either that thriller of thrillers "The
Charlatan." or the musical ' Orange
WossemH "
Just whnt has Mr O'Neill accnm
pllshed in this "oemedv of ancient and
modern life" It would seem that t h
play, as produced, is a patchwork of
oed and evil sometimes the ell can
de cast up te the author, sometimes te
me necessary limitations of tne Mage
production
Te read "The Hiirr Ape" is te b i
Impressed by the v ivid speeches of .eme
of the stokers in their conclave of tl
first fcene. te be also Impressed by the
thumb nail charaetPrizatiens the nutlier
made of them, te be even mere 1m
pressed by the efforts of Mr O'Neill te
aum up In a few words what thev stand
ibr these uncouth drinking, curbing
children of the modern ten.
In the book, the tns directions te
the first scene contain the following
description
"The room is crowded with men
shouting, curbing, laughing. Muglns n
confused, inchoate uproar swelling In'e
a sort of unlry, a meaning the be
wildered, furiem, baffled den.uue of u
beast in n cage."
New examining this as put upon the
stage at the Lyric, we find the "Incho
ate uproar" pese-eesing net one whit of '
unity or meaning, in fact, sounding for
all the world like the badly coached j
and spasmodic mumming of the newd
In nn amateur production of ' Julius
Caesar." Ner is there anv semblance
at any time, te the baffled defiance of u
beast."
It's nil very well te sav that when a
irraat theme jq Deing given prc-ejitntitni.
the staging should hink Inte relative tin- '
Importance, but the fact remain that
the "great therre" cannot strike home
te the minds of the beholders when the
matcrinl form of its production is ab
surd. In thp "nse of "The Unirv Ape,"
iist as it was with "The r.mprrer
Jenes," the fn lit should nor lip with
Mr. Hepkins who put the plnv upon
the beards, nor with Hehert I'dmend
Jenes and Cleon Throckmorton, who
designed the retting, but dlrectlv with
the nuther for attempting te have 'r.ins
lated in terms of tie drama process .
which the stage ennner handle In t he
case mentioned above the n'tual cheire
of miner neters .and especi illv the i-riisc
managerchip, were fiulrv. but even had
thev been perfection itwlf the t. rn"
could net have cenveved the author
meaning
We pass ever s-uch whnllv meehameV
adjuncts np th" absence of nnv coal t
In the stokehele scene, the peculiar con
ME1l-?Sl-, O-- .TTX and dAMES GLEASON.
&SllSill'',wl --- "f tibi'-sitKamb' ffimnf')f'AMmi
lS?&mMjMNEixm "the charlatan' t 4"Hr J a &" i&Z&Mma
lil&-lfl ,,ui-----A l-mMiamhdn::Hmm
trHi y'':m r-mmmWmWVm-'?lTMmmm
t& f m v8pmm A rllErv7r. W s"VAtiB
I RICHARD CARLE J! "n ' FfBPS. ' V ,Wl?'?!"ffB
! -the blue k'ten T rJ 'fj Hal W4' vrS3Hi
VAN and CORSlTT kUi a Wi iH W l: V
I JtmJ$mBk WMW liMl ' anna o'denneu.
if mm liwfS hif n v
pfm W -P T (: i i
$W& I $k V J ' ' C "THE HAIRY
fCftSfr $M ; ' I I HlZe&J APE"
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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
NASCY
WELTOC2D.
ORANGE
BLOSSOMS"
Garrtck
OO E
N'lLEHC
'SPICE Or 15ZZ
Ferrest
Shows That Arc Coming
te Philadelphia Soen
tcptrmtier in ' Pomtrey ) P it "
cjarr ck
"Ma-Jelalne " with Pi es" Weed
!-rlc
eptinliiT -V ' fp the tj.vcl'li r.
w'th Hei's K n; r.n U'.ilnut
Ortehci .' .Vfj-t H H. vue,"
IV rn t
()rtehcr J Tl -nm T i lrc
'The Cz ir m w -h P b Krcnu,
Ilreid
Itose nf Pt imheul Shubert
Ortoher .'.1 llu Hetel M me '
1-luibert
ZLr v 1
Haines, f ul Ashwood nnd Jee Perry
if the c line of old favorites, while
the new emeis include Uus Kellev.
Frank Mack and Willie Atkinson. The,
burleniue for the opening will be "Dep- I
ing ine uepesieis. a satire en Uie
prevailing efforts of the authorities te
stamp out the alarmrng evil.
NEW ATTRACTIONS
BROAD "Ducy," comedy by Oeerite
S. KnufTmnn and Mare Connelly, with
Lynn Fentnnne featured an a you or
wife, who Innocently In always caus
ing trouble.
FORREST "Splce of 1022," Jack Lalt
rovue, presented by Armand Kail,
with Valeska Suratt in Halperln
and Georgie Prlce fenturcd.
flhevra That Itemaln
WALNUT "The Charlatan," latest
mystery melodrama, with a flavoring
et maple fcr Reed ineftsurc. Fred
Tlden Is the featured pla)er in a big
cast.
OARfitCK "Orange Hlossems," new
comedy, with music presented by nd
ward Itoyce, starring ndltn Day, with
n melodious score by Victer Herbert.
LYRIC "The Hairy Ape," lntest Eu
gene O'Neill mlxture et fantasy and
rc-allsm, with Leuis Welhelm at an
obsccne stoker en an ocean liner.
BltUBERT "The nine Kitten," Arthur
Hammcrstein musical comedy froeu
the French, with musie by Hudelf
Frlml, and starring Hlrhard Carle as
chief comedian,
Vaudeville
B. F. KEITIFB Next week's bill la
headed by Bessle Barrlscale, screen
star, In a protean playlet, "Picking
Peaches," written by her husband,
Heward Hickman, who appeara In her'
support; also, Billy n Van and James
J. Corbett, in a travesty. "The Eight
eenth Amendment" j Nelsen Hnew,
Charles Columbus and Harriet Hocter,
In "Promlie Me," a sketch, with danc
ing and music; Jack Cahlll nnd Den
nemalnc, in nn oddity, Allce Hamil
ton, In "A Breath of Lavender and
Old Lace": Harriet Mnrlotte, In a
comedy, "Wish and Walt."
GLOBE "The Kiss Old," muslcvl com
edy revue, with lug cast anti attrac
tive cherup, heads the bill ; also, Barn
ban Grehs and cempnv, dauce Inter
lude; Varden nnd Perry. A. K. T.
bevs. in songs nnd comedy , Burns and
Wilten, cemedv skit, "The Untrained
Nurse" ; Mcrlev nnd Mack, vocalists ,
Bess and Cestelltt, ' Italian Eccen
tricities" ; Blllv Gasten and company,
ALLKQllEXY "Scrccnland," comedy
satire en the nnvles, with cast of fif
teen, heads the bill ; also. Charles
Bay in hl lntest photoplay feature,
"A Tallor-Made Man ' , alto, Flve Pe
tnvvna. Riirepcnn aitltlc posing nov nev nov
eltv, Coogan and C'ascv. In a cemedv
skit, "On the Doer Step" ; Cliften nnd
De Bex. "Just Twe Girls a Little
Different" ; Donehuo nnd Hpnngler,
dance eccentricities, and ethern.
BROADWAY Eva Tanguay, cyclonic
comedienne, heads the bill nil week
with new songs, new comedy and new
cestumes: the film fcatuie for Wod Wed
ncsdav, Thursday and Friday In "A
Foel There Vns rew version erf vam
pire steiv, tvlth Lewis B. Stone nnd
Estelle Tavler. nlre, Jee Kone and
Besle Green, In comedy dancing and
talking act. "The Kid a Last Fight" ;
Gaffney and Walten, comedy, seng3
and chatter , Bey and Arthur, comedy
novelty.
CROSS KEYS Jimmy Cnrr, Jnze mu
sician and unusual persrnnlltv, heads
the bill en Monday, Tuesday nnd
Wednesday with his band of nrttsta;
also. "An IrKh lt'imntice," with Rob Reb
ert Bellly and cemp.mv, presenting lit
tle Larrv Brooks, the Irish Huekle
bci ry Finn, pengs nud comedy , Quinn
Brethers and Smith, comedians, Haw.
klus and Smith, humorous net, "The
Fighting Lien . P.ellly and Bogers, In
"A Breeze of Mirth and Meledy" ,
Orvllle fitemm, physlcnl culture sur
prise; Thursday, Friday nnd Satur
day, Ernest Evans and girls. In "A
Beng and Dance Divertissement."
WILLIAM PENN Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, Frank Dobsen, pop
ular comedian and musical comedy
star, In dances and humor; also, "Evi
dence," film feature, with Elalne
Hammcrstein: "Hiram en the Farm,'
uiUBical comedy tabloid ; Hey Ulce nnd
Mary Werner, In sketch, "On the
Scaffold" ; Leen Vavars. pianist;
Emlle Nnthans and Julie Sully. senL"
FAYVf WOKKRHOCf EfMarks and
Wilsen, the latter the, "Nell UrlnWey
Girl," head next week's bill, with in
Flnglnu and dancing act; alsev Harry
Welch and MArJorle Flynn, In A Kip
ling suggestion," comedy; I-our
Hedges, musical specialty; Cernell,
Leenl and Zippy, singing and danc
ing nnd cemedv,
AVAOX'S OR AND Next vvcek'B bill
will be headed by Hall, Ermlnle nnd
Brlce. comedy, trick cling, dancing,
singing and novelty by this trio, u
remcdian and two pretty girls; also,
Eddle Cassady, Phlladelphlan, new
songs and stories; the Cnpps Family,
father and mother and seven children,
In n Burprlse net; Mnng nnd Sny
der, nthletle stunts; Emmett Ollfoyle
nnd Elslo Lang, specialties; Jehn
Beylo and Virginia Bennett, dancing
act: Joe Helland ana uatnieen u uen.
comedy skit, nnd usual picture
KEYSTONE James Donevan and
Marie Lee, In a new comedy skit,
"Doing Well, Thank Yeu" ; also, Bos Bes Bos
teck'a Biding Scheel, with Lillian St.
Leen, In "Hew CIrcun Riders Are
Made"; Hal Jehnsen nnd company, In
"Mr. Chaperon, rarce ccrmeay, wiiu
music; Relley, Feney and Belley,
comedians; nnlph Scnbury, Illustrated
NIXON SMenday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "Favorites of the Pest,' a rc
Mie, with a big company; also, Ed
ward Feley and Lee Loture, musi
cal comedy divertissements; Allinan
nnd Heward, chntter and sengn; La
Dera nnd Becltman, noveuy ; ei u
ezS PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES, DIRECTION LEE & J. J. SHUBERT;
LYRIC Last Week SSWKff
t'lllOKH NIOHTS. INCLUDING
ii'hi "tVint hnimv ntiir": mm lea-
tuie'ls "Bough Shed," with "Buck'
Jenes: Thursday, Friday ami emui
U VllVW f Aifc.ssf p --
day, Casey and Wnrren, In n cemedv
i,i "neir-irnnn It"; Fern and Mnrecx,
novelty; Ward Brethers, character
portrayals, nnd film feature.
GIRARD AVENUE -rteepenlng for scn scn
nen under the direction of Geerge Mct
201, with a big bill of. vaudeville,
headed by Jack Reef and Lew Bess
company, tegether with fourethcr
varied nets, and n photeplny program
Including comedies and hcrter sub
Jcvits; rompleto change of bill Thurs
day, with three shows dally.
TtMLTO.V 7IOOF Complote chnnge el
bill next vveek, with following enter
tainers: Marlen Wllklns, together
with Hept and Sullivan, musical ccrm
edy favorites. In songs und dances.
La Svlnhe, Inte of Geerge hltea
"Scandals." dancing net, nnd M nerva,
SeuUi Sea Island dance specialties.
Burlesque
CASINO "Step en It." Hurtlg and Sea Sea
inen production, with Geerge Nlble
mid Helen Spencer as the featured
nluveru: n cast of ten nnd a chorus
of twenty; also Leah White. Anna
O'DennSlh Jehn O'DenneU : and j Imm a
femnpra! "IsllUld Of Wha-lMW IS
Ccmncra ; "Isliuia
special feature.
BIJO U "Passing
Revue.'
un-te-the-
mtnute burlcrque. with ca3t headed by
DcnUBmall. Ed Welsh, H-jry Fr.cH
MUferd, Allce Yeung nud Webb sis sis
ters among the women, special fca-
TReZnERO of Rurleseue"
with big cast headed by Cen Dal-.
Mipuerted by Fields nnd Fields, com
e y team . Florence Whltferd, tou teu
tVrette : ABnes Connelly. Ingenue, a id
Billy Chic, cemedj ; several special
features nlscj
DOLLV WEBB Bijeb
of such rhiillers reillzed that the prize
plot hus bee n g' ill; be.-cit s '1 li.'ii he
will i-enstrin i n .nv-tcr, ; lnj m vv H ,i
evir single el , pnin : i emc m.in
'Vl'li t 1 the b '"'.1 l -l tl !.ll (, , I till
Unite Itl the M 'IP 'I his d 'lie. lie will
stun und shei k all th si, pin, n ateii In
liaun,' this ii in l. und uikj m tie
cilme 'I he elilj trouble will ! t'l It
there will be n Mllltll pcieiet.ige .if
thentre-seer'j i the one e-u-.vi ur l.n
gndei who wi'l c rv ( )h Ihl, is m
easj one, I gueptij 't rulit av.aj."
shvck" thl I
1 rinm 'he old
Dm nulj i
mil T npcnmnrn rf Kielpird ref,v
-a i... ft t . .. ... I I ...i. ...j s m ic
hirucueii et jir . enns inr wis it .ui I .. ... t ..i i. ..
Th.Am',1 t,.I,,.L . h . . .1. lH ' ni . P -" IMtTn
rfb VV,lllll1t IV'lt "F -Illlll ""1 II B'' IJ (II
nf
deck scene, the bail tneticnl error c,f
having the gorilla cmeige from hi ense
in the finale, h'it the matter of die
Fifth nvenue puppets u beven'l fntgive
ness. Surelv, the fb.auve Seurls can
take care e its "Dnnee of the Wceden
Soldiers" without having a similar ne.
currence Introduced In nil i-erle isnes.
In n tense drama
The finer parts of the O . ill patch patch
Werk should net be nz!eetel 'Pint un
cannily Fnltv retrespiM-t of I'achlv's in
the firbt scene, in which like (Yinru!
Jie bemoans the passim: of the sailing
the Shubert, and the (i,ntrustin; tvnc
of Amricun and inqli-h ,cmilj in thr
excellent cetnedv w t'l musi'
"llrnru'e M'e-.in s," ,t the flarrU'r.
starts a trend ef thejsht en mere or
less icient chunks m musical i-cunedv
tunm.ikers.
The c,d school Ins gene fnste- than
we ever ni-e. t v i.tuii c illeci the
re II . I'r.nik Iiimcs siems te luvu
s .PI e I nvv.iv cti-
ReUcnll Shows 'irelv, .leiTersen comes a
Old Comedian "'" Atuells, lust
Me re
Wnrfleld 1 In give us ' hvleick" thl I
full his turtli t reinnvcei
li w Is'i-IipcI.IIi i dnv I
eh id nnd lime sfvrtns tee li ive sw.illewec'
up I r, ejciii, nl(inieiii, 1'iter l'lllev an
.Iimmv l'm'ers.
Thct leiv.s Sum I'.irnard nn 1 D'
Wolf Hepper i who his :iznm mnele a
reni s, i.(.ss with The Mill id".
Iehintlie ' is 'nun of the. ( Jn.it il
nnil ' I'mafere ' nn I premises 1 iliu
the-" ; ninl S favorites en the made
ns about the-en'v one. -dill plnv Ing mu-
sieil i ceme lie ii isistcntlv. thellll te
li. suie, I'rinV, I der. he of ' CWiln
Threuph the Its unci "l'mk Lailv"
fame, is itl r i v 'i tench here thi vvln-
ti r in "T niuim
Im "Orani 1' issnms" there .are I'at I
Sceinersrt .in-' H tit ln luiclis, at the
f Utiles; c ir ' I tir.nr eeinedv .
in fait. rcilir sti ,ight bmlni; nie-n
tran fini'''(ers tl migh both verv
aSl.eibb i'i th. lr vvnv II.il SUeliev.
en the ninr 1 ,ni 1, is net unlike An
ilnp T-eiilc in that In is leiiailv
dressed nnd vvtluur cretesciue hir'iite
ilecerutic ns I r a bit extreme in lin
pHttPiii!; i nv of ellitien which be-
t en s "lesome.
ARTHUR HOPKINS
rm:si5NTfl
TltD l'HOVINCKTOWN
n.AYKltS' l'HODUCTION
OP
EUGENE O'NEILL'S
CnCAT 8lCCE"3
THE
HAIRY
APE
A COMEnr OP ANCIENT
ANb MOUIlJtN 1AFP. WITH
LOUIS WOLHEIM
BATUIIDAV NIOHT AND SATUnDAT
MATINUK, 12 BO TO BOe.
POPULAR MATINEE WEDNESDAY
rillCKS BOe TO 82.00.
"Since It vras produced In New
Tetk last season, 'The Halrv
Ape' has rccelved much ntten.
tlen and caused net a little dls.
cusslen, as ene of the most
significant, plays introduced te
the American stnge In manv
J earn. Mr O'Neill sees llf8a
it Is, he dls'ccts human natur
with pitiless realism. A remark,
able Impersonation of the title
rele Is given by Leuis Welhelm.
who vlBunllzes the big, coarse
itrutal man with startling effect'
nnd nets the part with great
ferce and fine' feeling, glossing
none of Us brutality nnd delving
cod Inte its thrilling reallam"
- rfaemg Bulletin.
BEG. MON. EVG., SEPT. 18 SEATS IffenM-Rs
JOHN nENItY WEARS Presents
"MARJOLAINE"
THD MUSICAL COJtEDY OP LOVB AND LAUQHTER
W ITJI
NOW
PEGGY WOOD
LENNOX RAWLE FRANK MOULAN
A WHOLE YEAR IN NEW YORK
SAM.CUIfiDCdT EVES.axai5-POPMATWED.M5e
S. sJlBVULII MATINEE TODAY, essr scats 2.00
A THUNDERING HT
DIRECT FROM SfX MONTHS AT THESELWYN THEATRE m
ARTHUR HAMMER5TEINrtW?fV
THE MUSICAL concur
REVELATION
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Tftucr'cAu
"vUitK
KURD CARLE
ADA MEADE- VICTOR M0RLEY-HARRY CLARKE
OTHERS' AND OTHERS A
. 30'CHORUS OF PLAYFUL KIHENS-30 JFA
NEXT WEEK
2d Week of
Palpitation
Pnssinn !"n '"" m ""'
'l,l rii . i i ..r I - ii ,ii in iiiini! in i
WllD. followed hv "lllnks n ineiil I -,n... i c.n , i. ... ....
.."ii. ., . , V, , a . "iei'r- nm; Ji ivnn fiiwu, oils ni'i-u
WJUnllj pletlllesnue. timclc. In cW.n-e of nlnr.m- ,tl, tl,.. l!nk,l,l, nl..ver In
Sv ric ne nnd - m lnfieq'icnt rr.iml-
v llen teunu ni p Hi-going of "hr
ir.ntc tne hurl n In. .idvnnepd je,ir
Web r .ind I i- 1- mi i reinle-ins tan
dem returrie- f ir rl e, never arc ntil
l7C'c Kdlir I' I i rt li s full, liV '111
i nv c rts i i - ' n v i 1 lev ill. I i e
modern steel ami MimUe tin I cngine.-
tnefce are bits re he rcmeinberpil Se
the well-written 'ene in tin- 1 W W
head(uarterM whkh eftt-n excites the
suiter; t'lcinwii n, even inure, n
"Ynnk's' -eliliiiiiv v lir-ri he mme out
uuu Usui uere cie i ret en nt huh
'lank is tee line n I'lniriic ti r fe he
lest In the irudilii's of "The Hairv
Ape." Iii'ctenel nf revolting ng.nn-t the
HOClety Hi which he ili.e.n i"l,.uns '
this hairv, eb.ci'nn steUei MmiM uufilt
ngalnst the mini wbi inatcel him. nn 1
then vvasn i able r. fashion d pl.iv
ftreng enough te 'uirv him Ther d
b many who vveuhl join thn- re-veilt
Dumont's Opening Bill
The "nT cf th- I'mmett Welch Mm
ftrrU I 'v.- been weiiKin during thu
m, t 'i' I'ument's Thentre in or
,i, i i . el ning of the sr isen
s., i, lrll The liht of pln.vei v he
I ,v I , -n lie roil bv Direeter Welch
n lieli- e" 'n Hovelen, Itiehnrd Lee,
t, n I ' ic - l!i nine I'lanklm, I eslie
L..M ir llirr Thompson
U.ive
TOW, the case of
' Ik entirclv elifTereni
The ( hnr .itan
Th ' u riln t hi
the Wnlnut gives the unpiesnen of
having been gon;eensl treiitccl b evprv
eim Sureh hrre
'Charlatan Is i nn author ir
Better Acted rather rn-nu. i
Than Hat" thmi v.hn umiiui i
(emplmn In the I
first plnce it is fii hetter aeted thin',
the cempanv which presented "The
Bat" for twentv weeks hpre last venr I
In that pin there wen hi it two chnr i
nqters will mteel m 'I i ('inrlntnn 'I
therp is hnrdH one that N net In ud-
dltlen te Pred Tiden (rpiillv he loekk a
bit llke n slimmer nnel veungei Jehn
Drew)i wh" "" "''H tehes (he (spirit ,
of the magtemn, theie are a half half
deicii ether ni'iitlv liiiuieil iKtriraits, jn- I
eluding .vintleltn I -it vjne ni ( 'ikIIco 'ikIIce 'ikIIco
tre's wife .mil WlUinin I'ndmcire uh the
tiny Indian servant And even the
blustering. tvpi-nll stnge-like distdrt
attorney is Riven reality b.v I'urneil
Pratt.
The main fault with "The Chnrla
Un" Is the picking of "the guiltv per
Uttl." Wf conjure up a picture of the
author et nijhter.v plnvs unvvadiivs, get-
Cmm t.la C-lamlu nutlin,..:! ...... I t. .
.a UW ll.n .1111,1," f.,iviivit lllllllliei 1114
iflllbrary tnble. outlining his nlnt te them
.New who h the most nn-
llinl vu (lin nick for the
,jrdcrerV"
Jt's nil rlKht for them te nletc nn
FitUUlkely nne, but there me limitations
EJia pullty piirtv ought te be hiiupIiiiiIv
in wnuiii iiie iiiiuieiii'e is iiiicieticii, as
thjy were Interested In the mutdeifr In
Tne lint." It Isn't fair for them te
pick nn lncnnienueiitlul miner character
any Dieie than It would be if the)
chpse nn unlier in the thentre, the singe
, director or n mini piiMdng by with n
JvUrdyfBuril)' outside
Alde from ihli 'The Chnrlntun'
hits en nil r.vlimlcre nud, natuiti'n
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