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CHAPTER II.
“You are under ureei "

 

lug the some light
Gallon had realized that he
wall a foul-deter. What would happen
to Ruth it he were convicted of killiuu
his partner? This was the thought
which drove him oil—onward toward

the little speck across the mesa. Cure-- 3 291 your partner 811118.111 1101731., And-

lebs or the cactus. of the sagebrush. ub-
fiolutely unmlndful of the little guI
lies made. by last years rains. he

trumped steadily onw,and and no he i Itluck the brass on his pony‘s bridle
did so Uiere was formulated in his Gulloullwolllnmrily relnodlu. Through
mind a plan not only to save the gtiidl this blistered lips he muttered: “Gold!
for his drills. liter. but to saw her! “HUI"

lather” s honor.

It is true of lights and Ideals that the I The shelltf shoved his horse over and

further you follow them the fainter

they grow. and it was with nsmnish .3

ment that Thomas Gnllou suddenly
found himself in the street or V.Ille3
V'istu.

There is a lot of silent influence lnL

the more sight of closed (loom. Gallon Grsiionls gnu Ivvny from him.
. looked.duwn3 thcstrcet. and every door I better Iueep this.” said the sheriii. his
No hospitality. 1 derk‘collniteuanee growing stern.

was closed except one.
fine single sign showed that low and

order, ulwaysvlgliunt. held their iiWiW-L through the {mil Calliornls down

He staggered on toward the green
light Wllitli marked the sherilrs oilice.
.5 in there he round an alert deputy.
“Who are you?" -
“l but Gallon}? he suld firmly “The

outlaws have got my partner-5 and near ‘

iy got Incl"
Tho deputy looked at him shrewdly
a mowentuud‘xseemmi satisfied. An in

stunt later bonus on-hls feet. buckling.

on his- belt and revolver. and in a_ sec-
ond instant Ilo hall brushed his was

pawn tiloold- miner and was bowling ..

, out into what apparently one ll Vacuult

_.~L« .strcet. Gallon dimly heard his

1.1,Lis one thought was to play his
I) the end. Would these mcn find LliyLL

accidenta 3013:1359 IAumu If}; Milt”

‘15. r. ,4- snoop aerate streét‘
L ‘ “as {Vflw audible door openqfi,
IKeill-ll» Aka smother?" yelled smell

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.3 «fills

L the sheets mwnrchtbe mountains“.no _ m

drunken follow. reeling out.

.t‘Matlns in out agbln! ‘ cried thedep L

uty. ““(lot the sheriff. They have not
‘l‘oltulv' as partner." Then he turno‘d
to Gallon. nuthorltnthely and sold
‘ Hon much did you have?"

“Nothingfi' said Gallon "We did not
:Mko anything. but they thought we
Ind."

pursued Gullou‘ s wrist and opened his
hand. disclosing n nugget. “Where did
’0“ not this?” be mailed

The old mun stared do“ II stupidly at

that warm hit of gold. lIethld curried .

 

“Get your hones’. boyI."

_il clear across the mesa. emblem at his.
thirst symbol of his undying desire.
I" or the moment he did not know what
to answer. Then he recovered himself
iiid‘Sald quietly. "i was goingto"— He

paused a moment and looked straight ,

into. the. rayon-of the man opposite him.
“i was going to Save-ail I had."

"It tlml’saliyou lied Matiassdld not
get much. and he is considered a prct
ty smo rt fellow." was the curt re
spouse. “Here come: {the sherifl."

In the west their ordinary, speech is
deeds not words. Appeared other men
and then the bulky figure of the she: ‘
it! This man‘wasted no time in pre-
iimhynles, but quickly roared, "Which
way 11

“At the foot of San Jacinto inclin-
tuin, on the upper level," Gallon sum
In.ered

“Get your horses. boys.” ordered the

L storm.

it was not but u few minutes until
the posse. Gallon riding stolidly onion
cxtrn horse. was scumpering through

midi my dark, III the mom
Hawkins was untoward 1W“
Inert-10ml! ,

_ {Continued from yesterday‘s'fiemel)

L Imarked Tulle Vista.“
L dummy
51 which hid bile scene or bill crime. ‘neIl
All only an the some dimly lit lzo that “' like-raven not “own ten f
desert another mm use seek mud: or him so they poisoned through ‘
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”ME” immersing»
«on tin. and the

I the humid? oi“,— He loom It? Gallon.
But with II quick gesture the deputy and the old- men involuntarily laid.

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Nor did Gallon.
riding towel-d the. darkness

Then suddenly honoured in the sky a
spot of white. which spreld until the
Lmnrk of tile night hi turned to dusk.

“Well thunk God it'I daylight.“ sold
the sheritll to Gallon; '“i guess we cIn

even as he spoke thodllsk suddenly‘be»
came ouril bed by the light of the sun
rising in the east. The moment it

inquiring eyes Lwere turned on him.

asked. “Vllhut gold?"

At the some instant came the deputy
on the other side or him

“Soy ctheLt, he says there wua no

Null
3 A shrew: tulip reached out and took
“I think

1";

So this contends made its way

until them wvfiepsudden break In the

mesa. '1‘th dainty threw out his hand L

“There a! mill-ed notches in these
mounml mm, one is it. panther!“

At the _ ,ffluflner“ Gallon pulled
himseitl about“. The glitter or the
brass on the horse's; hendstnli and that
word. Should he tail them the location
or. that notch? The. stroke or one
horse's boot mlgbtfiiaciobe the mother

 
 

lode. and not he had told them the cob L

laws had lulled Wilkerson. ~.

Hill More muted be! now blur
When.» sat. up. willow pointed
his bupdo toward him Ind lullt

menus: “1.3101141“?! where

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“There. has i Wilma:
uy; Timon} . lomflelion: u
11! um L int?” he laid.
lifting up the pots mono bouts
of the ahtlrlii‘: cub silence that. lol-
lowéd.

“I don't see your 11111.1 don't under-
stand thin You are.» under arrest~ior

"Wllkemfil.”

All (in! the thrill with Gillian. his
armLI pinionsd behind him. benched
the guliles And zulches for the man
whose blood stained blanket they had
found. Tile old mu. culture as ever.
merely said. all it renown: by rota
The autumn not him."

When the full moon had risen and
the night lite oi the desert had begun.
grotesque lite. built of fleeting forum
and bizarre shadows. the Iberllt called
a hull up the canyon.

(in one side. or the guliey on which ‘

they won; outlined the WI men
had’built'u live. It was mint a rock
which male whitely under the moon.
Gallon savv his chance. He worked
his way u the tire and in spite of the
pain held his hands out over the blue
until he 1' elt the strands of the rope
weaken and finally part.

A momont inlet he was tucking his

He leaned upon the neuron one and
within a mood was on his way: down
the hill Into the mist Which filhd the
valley. 5

But the noise or his horse‘s boot! on
the rough shale of the hillside Emir.
cried the guard

“I think I will have a cup of coffee.”
he said to himself sleepliy and slug-
gishiy stnetched himself. A moment
Inter be flung the empty cofi'oepot into
the dorkuoss “Shel-iii. ” he cried. “llc’ l:
gone!"

The shelrlfi' lifted his lanky tot-in no
it by n single movement. L‘“Wllo s
gone?“ he yelled. ' '

"That man, Gallon."
guard. '

“We must get mm. boys!" the sherid
said They node to the edge of the hill
’:Ind looked! down into, no iridescent sen
.If mist. a more; pool 0!- cradling moon
shine.

“He’s got 3nwuy train 311:. boys" sol ‘
the she-rill. "Wie‘ ll Ilel or, find him
he

Gullon rods quickly on. no loose:
seeking for I). light. but for darkness,
and yet. till he 1'
tier idol hit hilt!

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3 3 3 felt a make {will
rib-Wilkerson “'8 ill alive-whine.
where behind tint Ives, Whitefield},
and the mini who new the location or
the richest Inin‘ ll golden Cniltux

Mission L treat pier mam the point
_ eSll 13‘ -fl'01it“‘hei‘«3

333.3 “I- -den't Imo ffi

rumor...

he pony mliver lim 5 5

 

, on new mus.l“Mlaifa1¢$5

3 Wmlfen he rebelled his cabin Gallon
stealth“: took out from his pocket I
funded paper and looked at it. He laid

lend. once more dipped into his jacket.

” grills the. it w the picture or a girl, ,

t

l “1 will save it for you.” he murmur»
g—o‘dtp binge” II. The here room held

but one movable article of furnituré— L
a chest at strange workmanship and 1
361191011! 0.! alien lands. Gallon stoop- ’
it came 5
open to his touch. and he saw then I ,

so over and pulled at the lid.

strange conglomerntiou of articlen An

5 “393 4113mm. manuals. but impor-
tant. He picked it up. and as he did so

one of Its col-II eyes tell out.

To molt. was a sinister omen and ;
LL 136 m lot-La filament. clutching at

his breast. 5 «he gave my to the
Lhystegkoi'the Mausoleum
hose god you are.”
he muttered. “will you must have it
~tnlrs it.“ And Linto the ofien socket

 
 

cret of his mine ,
- That bleep whirl! is like I shot In the
helm mnook Gillian before the Sunni
Glam" I?” well to we lie was :11ka
mod tron it. byL the mural at an alter-l
elm

“You ve got to put hook to port.
said a voice in in ugly tone

There 3.11135 I fusilade oi: shots. and
flies tile deck bénéath him tilted slowj
ly The chest slid down the deck to
word shore. Gallon locked the chest.

100ch back to see all enormous wall
of water. This wall crumpled.

 

plotter? Then he buvv huge coi- 5;.
Wont from the .-
ahinly it me not .. .«

He now the boat: go one: the aide. its
now two men lumping In the topo—

minnow-m Ell-«Muss

hold but two tqctev-ono the chest that:
contained the secret at. his mine. the.
other the hey that bad locked within

picture of. I little girl.

Six hours lum- I1 hepvyL IeI drove I
piece of wreckage up the? mlnbihlc
beech benutil eclli! on the Oregon

‘00. alarm nIconIciouI. but still able
to card Ireland the reach oi the till-L
gating breakers; clutching a key. It
me. Thoma-Gillan. 5

He not doused smedbtthe bum
in; ship?!» had lea. molly be remem-
bered those strange numbers that
marked the positlon of that vessel
filming to destruction for out on the
horlbou.

13?. 23westgm.27uorth.

BW how to remember them? How»:
to keep this precioub lutormuilon in;
his bond. His groping fingers found:
the key A moment 11191511 MI
serotonin: the numbers on its soft sue.-
face

“this“
parched lips “is the master key. " He
stared up at the blue sky. and then
bowed hlb‘headin “terminus

o .13 3 I _ I3 . 03 I

“It Wilkerson to dive heLknows.
Every day Is the seine; When an [C
find the scorch at “The Master Koyl'"

Thomab Gallon then picked up his;
letter fileqnd dully looked over its-
contcnlz. . 5

“FIlnny.5 he thought to him-elf,
“that that, engineer that I wrote to.
more about has not turned up." He
tumbled the letter uncertnin‘ly. but the
claims caught his eye-Jam Dorr.

At that very moment the Inotormpe‘
Chugged ilowly into comp. and 1‘1 tall;
heavily. built; men swung down into}
the «mt, suit cube in hand. He look-5
on bout him with a mined, eye. He
s . the opening at I mine upo‘n the

 

 

dump: the pump house—~11“ the para-
pixel-mils or an active mine. but he
also pomelved tout the stump mill woe"
silent L

"I‘ll bet they’ vo loat; the lodel“ he
thought to himself. He turned to In;

"Where iI Mr. Gallon?”

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he dually arrived betore a typical CI
tornla house. To his great astonish-

 

will on the white covering of the book 1

Jul thrust the paper that held the sci-.3

drugged it across the sill and thenL

.: not hpolnl; Boucher

 

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“but“ use. but are. 5LLLL

that strum end Mien depository the;

share. On to wall man-Jane We.»

be said through his sIliL

him-tho trestle crawling- toward the.

miner who was puking and asked,

“on there 5hr that bungalow.” 'w‘uj.

 

'3erb3 11 3‘11th 7 or 8 cents tbq‘p‘ostaxe.

 

 

meat It dander. fair haired girl coil ‘-
, mm,

‘2?" who si-

lover!” illusion: mongol: Loci: ho-
Llefltli a clear. smooth skin Lend well
proportioned limbs. Then she met his
eyes in trunk admiration.

 

haunted. Tint gentle muse
, hi the blood to John Dorie race.
He mused that this pub I moment
he Lvmuld Iiwm mother-L;

f (To be continued tomorrow.)
MARIGOLD MAY HOLD OVER
FOR LONG WHILE YET

Not Likely to Be Any Appointment by
Congreuman Donovan Until Jun
Before Next Congmbionel L

3 Election.

: BRIDGEPOBT. Dec. 1.~—A new
phase or the postmastership situation
of psfilwisr interest to local politi-
cians developed when a rumor which
has been going around for the past tow
days was laid to have been confirmed
by Postmaster Marigold. According to
the Telegram's informant Congress»
3min) Donovan will make no recommen-

datlons for postmaster and the present‘

Mincumbent William H Marigold will
think: the position as a hold-over until
shortly hél‘ore the next Congressional-
election. almost two years at!

Ballade Like I Dream.

This may sound like a political pipe
dream to many veteran politicians.
but that it has been accepted in some
quarters. as not at all unlikely. is cer-

“dcd' lain. One prominent Democratic lead-l

'er in discussing the matter said: “i
believe that Marigold will continue to
hold over until the next compressional53
election or until local Democrats set-
tle their notional differences.

- Will Not Appoint Bounher.

"I feel pertain that DonovIu will
The opposition
to LBoucher has been too strong and:
bitter. On the other hand. i believe
that Donovan wants to appoint an
‘orgnnizatlon’ Democrat. .bltllough I
believe his, personal choice would be
John DonLrlolly. 'l‘he organization'
will not give up Douche:- snd will re-

. 3msin loyal to him to the and. ”

MuIt settle Gautier!

It is ind that Congressman Dono-
van must settle the question or MIri
sold's successor More his term or-
piree early in libs-ch. but it has been
pointed out that this is not absolutely
necesm)’. as the postmaster-Isobar

nominee Igallnt L.'lll two years helical
.to name the mama-9011mm: hero
time before in; when firesident
L on’a term ex 5 I xn‘
Donovan in “Quandary
Tli‘t Mr. Dono bu is in a. quandary
and decidedly o In: position
1in relation to the Eddéeport uppoint-
mlmont is conceded; by his friends our!
enemies alike He call‘t poulhly sat;
isty local“ Democrats by oppointlns
any man Who has yet been named.
and that ”lie may continue to with»
«hold his recommendation for two
[roars loom. permitting Mr. Euri-
zaidto retain the cities. is considered
octet} all improbable L

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o—Om-dn-“e'

losrrIuoiiiEl-Ibv Iron NEW REGIS-
l TRA'I'IDIO "j '

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51th Automobile W Show

mold-d "WM-II m Motor Will-

1 Work preliminary to the now yobn's
registration of automobiibl m5 the
mg~istry department in the seal-star)"
Lot' state's ofilco sterile State Capitol,

i \

319511011 going on under the titration»
01' Sidney Bacarsch. Thornton ”out 5

38.000 notices tel be bent out tonne
ovum 0! motor vehicles- 81161.3"363000
:00 Mount: out later. to the driver» or
'quoh vehicles to renew their licenses.
There are in the acute at the present

time 27, 672 registered pleasure Ind
ooinlnorclal cars as against 22.850 lost‘

you. a gain of 5,.323 There ore 1,317
livery our: against 900 or record last
year. a gain or 417 The motorcycles
show a gain or 442. there being 3. 471
this year against 3.032 last year. Lush
yea:- the pleasure and commercial vo-
bicles were listed together while this
year they are recorded separately
The deportment has received II. car-
load at new tags for motor vehicles.
which will be required after January
The register tags tor pleasure and
commercial vehicles will be or back

merit of the State Capitol some 28.000
brittle tags. neatly certod'sd end pillo—
ed in numerical order upon 1mm re-
cently built for that “mediator
these registration tags Will be dis-
tributed throughout the state, either
:‘pgrcsl (post or by the o‘v‘vn’er ceiling

 

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“Qt call inherit she ”111.th she .3

L three of whomL were drowned at Box:

sumo with yellow mm auditor 5,
other vehicles the to: colors will be 3
reversed. There. is stored in the bass- .2

 

Puuoiuuuinu ’

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f PLEASANT noun Ann LOCK-
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Recitation-John Barrymore.

The excruciatingly humorous racial
‘ expression, ludicrous gestures and his
Egoneral method or portraying tsrcial
itrtbuiatlons and sorrows admirably
Lsultod John Barrymore to play the
1character of Fitzlaew which was first
seen at Pleasant Hour and Lockwood’s
Hall yesterday. and Whiih is appear-
in: for the last time at those theatres
itoday. In the characterization of
l«Fitzhew Barrymore was entirely at
5 home and his work was so successful-
ly psrtormed that the picture was ap-
preciated more than ordinarily. He
was 3th supported by a cast of com-
petent players who enabled him to
present DuSouclIet‘s comedy drama
"The Man from Mexico" in a satisfy-
in; style. For tomorrow them will
be a new release or Paths Weekly
with the last minute war scenes and

Poullne” series, which by the way,
his but one more day to appear otter
llhls week. This series has undoubted-
Ily been the best ever altered to Nor—
walkers and the scores of maple who
have followed it so closely will sure-
ly want to see the tlnlsll.

 

 

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1 HOVT's THEATRE.

A bill. some at the acts of which are
excellent. can be tound at Hoyt's for
the first three days of this week.

A chance is attordod Norwalk peo-
‘ pie to witness one of the premier dun-
lsuesees of America. Marie King. who
§5glves a rare exhibition of toe dancing.
It is remarkable. and with her com
puny an act at the extraordinary type
:is offered.

3 Helen West honours in a singing act.

Dougies. Film and Company will be
jremernberéd in the sketch Easy Mon-
ey." The comedy had the house in« all
uproar during its presentation last eve-
ulna. The star has support that is
Lfino and that, together vvith hip acting,

learl'ies tho pleylet on I wave of sun-

Rio Show bslIeDhls name in a man
010x136 set. {or he has f‘liot slut!" L chh
no hands out. it is new slid 1: say
b31311 consequently takes well A pong

slit of "student. "The (late It million
5 Freight-omit Donovan III the mirth: bl Things" make his not a popular

'You an «odor sweet—401- the mini» Lcongrebsmon "‘4 likely mmi’miicim‘.”

‘ A without Illusion comedy 112qu
is 6113‘ closing lot or the bill. will;
ja‘bd iii. union Lo: mollusk provide
theL"IlLaLDll“ MIL-finance. The memo
displby is very bill‘uctlva. ,
The long wilted tor picturLeii ‘Ll‘Sea
Nymprs.‘ 'vlstl’l shown hull evening, to
the delight of the audience. Another

and is sure to prove a drawing we.

 

GERMAN SQUADRON IN SOUTH
‘ Avunrlc. " *

BUENOS AIBES. Argentina. Nov. 30.
«Dispatches received here from Moll-
tovideo. insist that there is good res-
film to bslieve“ that the German squad-
ron which he's been operating to the
‘Pilciite health is at present in? tile
South Atlbnilic. Neither the French

L nor the British: taxation. here has any .

information to confirm these reports:
nevertheless. private dispatches give
them credence it is related. among
other things. that several German
LItoameLre are preparing to leave Mon-
tovldeo to provision the Gel-Inst: wer-
ships.

'Réportscthbt the Germbrl‘ Pacific
squadron/hid silenceded’in makingits
m tattle Atlantic have been current
tor two days. ”Under date oi Nov. 28
Montevideo reported that the German-
Iqubdron had been sighted six hundred
miles north of Pubic; Pilar. Brggil.
liedilluk uorthLLeust:

 

V’IOIIENT DEATHS IN THE STATE.

NEW HAVEN Dec. 1.——Flftecnl
deaths by drowning occurred in». Con .
hectiout.:d_uring the month of Novom-“
hrs. on average of one-every other
day. according to unofficial records.
or this number tile were small boys.

inn-y by brmklns through thin ice.
and one at station! Springs ”and the.
other- at Thomastong under similar
conditions The total number of vio
lent, deaths in the 3
precedih month was . 3

» 6‘5ln October. Fifi three

are accidental} as .

.Oetobon 10 suicidal ,
d with 17 iii October a d tour
“homicides. “
“Lillie drowning was the clause or

deaths. illuminutlli‘g gas Claimed

{hills and automobiles slit each. bu

in: 6 poison. four. allhotlng three

railroad and trolley two each. an
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Inew installment of the "Perils of L L .

picture, inturlnt "Palm". is promised.

 

 

A. STULL

We have added ll. system to

Irons 32 85 to 83.

.54 Water” St.

 

 

PARAMOUNT HOUSES
TODAY:

The Man from Mexico

Last appearance in Norwalk of‘

John Barrymore in five

Paramount feature

..

part

TOMORROW:
“Perils of Pauline”

Second lust installment of the
noted serial picture. See it.

“Pattie Weekly”

 

 

the battles of Europe’ as warfare.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY:

“Ready Money”

A»... N .... P“ -m... .,................v - ”WW

TODAY IS CLUB DLAY
. «Eveéy Dal! mCluh Day

Havt' you ever gone into a moving
alumni wants a tow nin-

«ut aria-rest I Rule while during
your dropping trip downtown and
{liken}. it on well that thereon“ you
went Is often no you (midget the

 

31111; all [lit and Well urn. but
polo More felt at home. more.

You tom the MR1" and fit: him-
inn in all the picture's. They were like
your WI Meade.

You were ground at the door with
n smile when you went in. and with
u stalk: when-you went out. You
felt. as thungpyouonood. the place

«Your own aptl- of people wens sit.-
Lung wound you. Your next am
neighbor come. in and set in front at
you Youzwspolmtohcrendyoumd
a nine Ii‘tcmoon together. and came
monitor on other. ohm-norms.

You (mile to tool that thouheatre

drop in at any time and meet; your
Month and be entertained at a small

cost in the manner in which you like
Like he command. ‘ ‘

THE CLUB THEH‘RE is just that
kind ot‘a‘ thcltre. Twit-Iona ire-con-
Mi» ‘L 5“ 5 ‘
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PRIVATE IANKER BANKRUPT.

today habitual Abram 5L. Kass. I prl
vets banker with three places in
Brookl
581,000,000 and his assets at $750,000
Four depositors with hiatus satires»
tug approximately $900, tiled tile pen-33
tion. 1 L 5 . 5

A“... .. .....,-. ., We: :. L.-o. _‘»_,§

 

With new and latest scenes of3

time? Portions it was not. manuals,

was your own club. where you could.

. ”His liabilities are placed at,

14 lbs. Potatoes ...................................

24 COTTAGE STREET.

ELECTRIC LIGHTIVG.
gal! bu siness whereby we can wire your
house and you pay (of it brittle instai mom marl. A ‘phone call or M
will bring representaisenv'go will (u miler explain.
anemic wolf '1‘th FIXTURES
Our prices on Fixtures are the lows st in town. No matter who does the
wiring let us first quote you our priu es. Electric lacuna: W “3...:

THE WlflTE ELECTRIC (0.
"ML 342-3.

gotta
5990‘

L. In

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tail.

 

Shannfiord'rheudre

EMILY WAKEMANI HARTLEY

Feature Films

A Gigantic Gathering of 3
Goodness in the Extraordlm

MONDAY, TUESDAY and warms:
DAY. No‘v. 30 and Dec. m anus.

CORINGPARQUETTE mm Hts;

8—DIMPLED DARLlNGSv—fl3
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