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lon my lilebelt. i expected to take toE
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forget about the war ones in a while.
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That the theatre in war inn lsu Erection. too. these strenuous days,”
necessityand not a luxury and d it. is only natural that after people
be so regarded by the Government is m. paid the admission war tax at
the contention of John Cort producer the- box once they too) that'tbey have
ot""l'iol'lo which will ope: here at been used enough and want a little
the Regent: Theatre on Tuesday even- relief.-
iog. March 26, and is now running at "Acting on that theory. I have pro-
the Cort Theatre. New York i-‘nttherEllduoed Mo’ 01 a character of on-
more he believes that he .wern heavy tertalnment so absolutely carefree.
taxes. agitation (or early closing andng a'nd spicy. that it will never tax
the eoaiemnlon snort-meat theatrio. the mentality to enjoy it. To me 1th
than their sot-den or on hardships [stools/hom an opinion i am glad to pay
“Althoilgh i have been a showman which is being endorsed at the hon
a'li my “team amas patriotic as anybody“
and an all-wool American! itbink the
‘theatrloal business has had a pretty
rough deal from all sides ever since
we vent to war," says Hr. Cort. I _ 1...... E
"in the tint place it has been the John noisier. who managed Jack";
View of a good many people high in .
revetment odlee, in mm.” m 3,, MM! dorms the Western heavy
ilbt'a brie! stay here last year. yes-
pt-oteulm that theatrical entertain- " _
ment is a luxury. and as such oughtEtefllIy obtained an iniunetion iron:
to be aw with during the 'Ir.’8Ime Court Justice ulshd restrain-
which is entirely wrong Such ideas ill W! m takino ”W In any
are fanatical and most injurious. They
belong to the epoch ol watchcratt and more bouts. W" W ‘ m
l sitlon tract for three years signodby Demo
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mom! that theatrical entertainment stood J”; M” are W M
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