Sis Hertha, Chlnsky of Moore
— . Frances Modne of Putnam
us and Sylvia. Shilepsky of
d streft. were visitors in S
Saturday.. ,
I.
q—Sheep manure and agricultural
1 for lawns at Alfred Brown's.
it}. and Mr; Walter Krappe of
-: Hill avenue are the proud
at: of a daughter born Satur-
xMay 3. Mrs. Krappe was form-
1; Kiss Hazel Brotherton.
3 o c
' —Hear March Militaire by Junior
38!: orchestra, Thursday night at
. —A.d1.'. _
’33]: school— .1
~€llfliord Smith returned to his
Items in Belden avenue Saturday.
lowing a week's visit with rela-
g” in Middletow n, .Connectciut.
2".——Best Coal. Harris & Gans—Adv.
y- 0
s‘Edgar A. \Vhittaker of New Ha-
is a. business Visitor in the Nor-
fines today. .
_——Private dancing lessons for be-
klnners every Tuesday. Polley's
3:01... ”337 --.Adv.
O
“Harshal Gans or \V est avenue en-
“flamed several guests from Colum-
; bio. Unhersity m or the week- end.
"—-Lehigh Coal. Harris 8: Guns.—
£4“ ‘3 s o
"A son was born Saturday, May 3
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Heaphy
g Spring Hill avenue. Mother and
' ghild are doing nicelv.
—Fun F asst assured in Elks' Min-
ltrels, Palace, ’loday and 'lomoroxv
p. A111.
;A_, t t I
str. J. W. \ollmer of “'(st uve~
flue has started pr. 1ct1so again after
heingc confined to his home for sm-
ml weeks with illness.
;_ _ c a e
'1’—Buy Your Vlcu'oua. on our Club
Elan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
M. O O O
ngr. and Mrs.
and sons Stewart
Stewart. Kirkman
51:, and Raymond
of Middletown. Connects-i 11'1‘ r-
week- and 3113515 I- 1‘ Mrs. .111 's
merits, Mr. an11 Mrs. Josri jimth
of Bclde 11 av: 111: e.
,: o a a
,gr—Dorlt miss 1‘1..- l-i; Tal-
ace; Today and '1'1.-:1‘1r.11'1‘0'.\'. May 341.
-‘.-11'.
fi :3
, m-Lirs. ‘i' intent rim and 5011 Vincent
it. of “'ilton. 1'. 're work-11111 :1. x sis
ofallrs. Tim‘s n:0il1~ M: 's. 11’ {2111.31
Jtdiison of Utah: slut-‘1.
. U U
.'.—Fertilizer for lawns and gain-
1)?)
11.
"RC -uL‘u-..
dens. Alfred Bro-.1;
' Ad 1'.
.. .
:IMr. and Mrs. A
Ind daughters. Cl'
Brooklyn, New Yo
gut‘Sls of Riva Ir- 5's-
ter and brother- iu- I.-.'.11 ‘~l 3i; 5
Wallace Lu. .15 of \.111 Bur-:11 111111111-
O
\ av-dElks‘
nmedy .
orrow,
a
. 'l‘1'-:1
1-1 Anita
were
.'Uil
31..
1.
UK
“‘1:' ix"-
Minstrvl
Palae'e
May
and
'I‘rhlev
Musivai
ail'l Li‘u-
;--:._——1'-..
1 7"? iii ;
Allis Lillian lions (111' Second 5:1'01':
has acceptcd :1 ruliiflll 1:1 :1 New
33111: City telephone 111111131139.
r—Auto springs Till)" s.—Ad
£- $ .-
"Miss Mario 11130111-3: of Ne'iv \orl:
(fit? spent lhi‘ week 1‘1ri with Miss
Jnlita Coleman 0! Couch street.
O t C
—See the “'ildfiorver Girls. Ellcs'
Minstrels, Palace, Today and To-
mo tro 11' .—.\ 1i 1'.
.7 . s :1
iMiss Irene Jrlit‘l‘ of Riverside avr—
huewasa. \isitur in llldgcncirl
Thursday where she attended a
dude.
i o a :1
-—L'1rge Pea C0111. 111111.55 &
Bans—Adv.
. O C
-The Nornalk liigli School .\'.l1-_
lctlc Association held a, dance in we
kick: school auditorjum Friday (‘\’('-.
sing for the benefit of
white athletics. The a1'1‘1111'
mil attended. About 150 were
present. The features of the (11-11-
in; were a. broom dance and a. lucky
number for trot. The first provided
‘great merriment‘ and proved a sue-
cgss, Miss Edith Sulliek and “iii-
113m Reliant staved on the floor
longest in the prize 20x trot and each
received a. two pound box of candy.
,Volk's Society Serenadcrs furnished
thy music or dancing which lasted
until 12 o‘ 11: 011k. President Sam Sal-
llsk of the N. H.S c. Athletic Associa-
tips told a. Sentinel reporter this
(Ere-~11 and
min; that about 850 had been
realized from the afiair.
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52—829 the Topsies in Elks' Blin-
M3,. Today and Tomorrow Palace.
-\dv
7;, c s a
~The Sufl'ield School of which F. M.
fiery of Rowayton ls proprietor,
kid a. dinner at the Roval James
.» manila
themnyou
1".11111 :1 '
lVilS .
Inn Friday night. Ten took part in ‘
and family have opened their sum-
{ward avenue has purchased a. no
automobile. . ,‘
o a o
The annual business meeting -
the No all: Hospital Sewn: Sopi'o‘ty
will b held at the home of Mrs. Mi»
chael J. Howard, 19 Elm street. t‘o-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Of-
elected. The reports of the retiring
oflicers will also be read.
3 O .. ~'
’ Miss Julia. Smith of Benton street
spent the week-end in New York
cit.
3 no.1.
.4335! Ball, Friday evening at
'.——. 5d“. ,
Armor: .. .
111'. and Mrs. Samuel Tortoroll‘n.
or 30 Lowe street entertained at
their home av er the week-end. her
parents l'rom Newdersey.
0
Louis Mackay at 3 Lubrano place
119.112 purchased a. new automobile.
o t. o
Miss Lllzabeth Shimko of Bouton
street was the guest or relatives in
Mount Kisco. Saturdiy.
Mathew Paladino of Elizabeth
street. has purchased a. new coupe
omobilc.
aut ‘ .
—\'cts‘ Ball, I‘rldu-y evening at
Armory.— —-.-\dv.
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151th Kiska, the younger daugh-
lLr 01' Mr. and 3111's. Louis Klska of
homo from her recent illness;
_t t
1111-. and Mrs. John Lollcrzo ot_
t‘ 3 Spring sti‘ cot. entertained If their
ilunlc, l rida}, S. Blass of Brooklyn.
a
Air. and Mrs. Peter Beredino of
South \la‘m street had as their guests
week end friends 1'1 om
o1er the
' "‘15.
1011111 . . t .
Mr. and \l1 5. James Santclla. of
1.111'1' stleet entrrtumcd at. their
home omr the _11'Cck- end l‘clauvcs
{rum Bridgeport.
t O .,
and Mrs. John Lotierzo and
1' “any. 01 Spring sllcct. at-
t1111111i the nodding ui 11 relative in
121111.l11111 \15’11'11111', .1t 111111-11 Miss
Lotzcrzo 1:13 111.1itl of 110nm.
:1 o
311‘.
41111113111
Tonight
Palace.
4\li V.
-—i2l31s' Aiillslrcl Sci‘cnade,
. 1 r_ .
1111 'l‘11111111‘1'u11', ..\l.1) .1 11.
g:
1. a O
Ml 11111 311's. J12:11 l‘okir-mba 01'
T 1:11'111c1111'1 (1111;11:1i11cd (Mil the
11-11; (1111 their 111 ice, Miss Margaret
i'-ul1l;111‘u.1 u'.‘ i‘- 11111;.me
O u 0
)l1' and 311's. Edward BCC‘lS and
:1111-1'133'.‘ u: 511-;1l11111 anenuc motored
to ltinl-hl'} yrslcrdu}, 1111111: they
1'~.t-1l \11'1l1 111.111.111'5.
1- o o c t
llr, 111.11 .‘xlz's. 5:111:1101‘1' Delicnu
’ . :..;11131 11? l'rtstun l‘ark. “'1‘-re
11, .1115 111.5211111101'11 11181: the 111-1111-
1-1111 11L lht: 11111112 111 their daughter
win; 9111‘: l-li'lh (1) a. “'1th girl on
Sulm-iuy L‘\tlililg.
3
p- epic motorL‘d
\C'W'studn utter-
» i
_\ 11:11'11' 1f _11'1111‘1'
l"111.1111 l‘tllk
lrlggs,_'"11unk “\bbott
711111, 1211:: 1|
“111111111 \l111111_v, \\'sil1t|’ 1 cc of N111-
.Yu1l1. :1“ .\lxs.lti'1l1111'd Glea-
301'. of lil'1~lg~:purt.
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Rube-1'7. .Lle1111 or l-‘lax llill road en-
1r.»1'111111ed at dinner at the lloyul
names 1111-1, Saturday evening. Harry
i‘111‘11'1' 111111 \\'illlam \Yulei'liousc of
Useilllllg. N. 1'.
s o
Joseph Smith of Bouton street. is
3111111111; 1he da, :1. Bridgeport as
'1" .' guest. 0‘1 11'1'11111; Kisko. ,,
a o .
)ii'. 111111 Mrs. Georg-.1 \V. \Vardwcll
11111»; maxed from :53 Elmwpod ave-
11112 to Fairtiuld avenue.
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The Degree Team of Pride of En-
cns Council. l). 01 I’., will hold a re-
lu-ursnl tomorrow: Evening at 6:45
o'clock.
. C t
The Mendelssohn Quartet of New
York city will she a concert at Hill-
si-le school on Tuesday evening, May
1:}. This is the quartet with which
Miss Mabel Miller has sung in a.
number of concerts. The members
are Carl Mailiieu, tenor: Joseph Ma.-
tnicu. tenor; Harold \\‘ilcy, baritone;
Stanley Baugham. bass.
, o I 3
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Cuneo and
family have moved to their newly-
purchased home at. 33 Elmwood ave-
nue.
o t o
The entertainment committee of
\Yinona Council, D. of P., will meet.
tonight at the home of Miss Lavinia
Stratton. .Haviland street, to make
p‘ans for a card party to be held
\Vednesday night at Red Men' 3 ball,
Main street.
u o 0'
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Swenney.
want _to be. START: TODAY 1
Mrs. Hails E. Conley or 46 Wags}. 7
tlcers for the ensuing year will be .
Bouton street is convalescing at her
WI.
Purpose.
What. is it. 9 To make a. name for yourself, to pro-
vide well for your family; to become. financially indepen-
dent. 0 A savings account, pay-day built, will help you to
achieve these objectives. It will help you to catch up with
Mr. 1111 Mrs.- -'W.'
have réturued 'to their Sher ,Haven
home‘ after 'a. five monthsf four of
Europe 1111‘ Asia. Minor. ‘
There will ban, rekular sheeting
or Uncas Tribe. 1. 0. R._' M..ln Bed
Men's Hall. Washington street, to-
i ht .-
q-rnorrowaix .1 . ‘
Mrs. John PoklemBa of Ely ave-
two has gone to New York City.
where she will visit :vith friends. 1
I . O .
Miss Mary Ilean of Flat Hill road
and Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bou-
ton street were 'recent' visitors in
New York City where they wit-
nessed a {performance of “Lolli-
lt , — .
pop. a ' of o
Jun-and Mu. John-Noreen:- Rall-
road avenue. Stephen- Naval: son.
John and daughters. Sophie of South
Main st at and Miss Marwet Sol-
tesz or [Ruskin avenue motored to
New H yesterday.
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Miss Mary Mule. 01' Ely avenue is
confined to her, harm: by illness.
3 3 I ,
D. Tortorella. of ‘Spring street is
ill at his home. - .
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Charles Garfield of Lowe street
spent 0 week- end in Bridgeport
as the guset of his sister Mrs. Lean-
ard Caseria.
O C
Inlng MacDonald of Peekskill, N.
Y.. was a guest over the week-rend
at: the home of Joseph Smith of
LBouton street.
W-
1 4r _
Mrs .George Thompson 0164 Fort
Point street. entertained eight little
friends of Oncta Banks at her home.
Saturday afternoon, in honor of
Oneta‘s first birthday. The children
enjoyed an afternoon of games. He-
freshments were. also served. Those
present included Catherine Coulter.
Vivian Overton.» Mildred Saunders.
Marjorie and Lillian Herring. Edith
111111'1Alb111'ta Young. Onetn kinks,
Freda. Herring. \\'illiam \Villlzlms,
MrS. Leslie Banks. Mrs. George
Thompson and Mrs. George Thomp-
501].
a I 0
Martin lmn'gyv-l of Reynolds street
has purchased a new coupe auto-
mobilv'. ,
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The regular monthly
the (villi-i111 lmurtl of the East
1111-1 )ir‘thmlist 1-l1111'1"l1 will We
tonight :11 seven o't'im'l1.
3‘11}-
ht'id
0 3| I
Mr. 11.1111 Mrs. Andrew
13321-an1111 strrct have
111-11' 11111-11120Mlv.
I’rnmer of
purchased a
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The. insular monthly meeting (11'
tile l';1.<1 .\'m'11'1li.' Ililpl‘l":fltlli 111 As-
511111111011 “ill l’zt' hl' hi (it Cum munity
[1.11! 11-11""mz:o.1 11'1"t~1lluon 111 2:30
o'clmzh.
i
Th!z weekly rehearsal of the choir
of 1211' 3iS11-cdisl1 Congregational
Minn-l1 will lm l1»-ld tm11or1‘n1v night
:11 eight «1110111. All lilembers are
usitf'd to be present.
9 C
\liss Alice Tl'u‘l'v
St. '111lev lzieluuskl of 311.111-
and shoot Miss Anna 1511113 and
\lrs. J. 11 ifferty of Dunhury, spent
the week-end in Virginia where they
visited the Mammoth Cave.
0 C O
0
Mrs. C. 11.1111
and Mrs.
The (”115’ Club of the Christ
1'l1uu'll will meet 111111 Mrs s. George
Stillman of East avenue tomorrow
night at seven o'clock. ~.
l O O
The “'oman's Guild of Christ.
church will hold :1 rummage sale
\l'r-dnesday. Thursday and Friday
afternoons.
! WWPON
MiSs Schwartz, teacher at Lyons
Plains school, reports six pupils per-
fect eVery (1111' during April. Earl
Beers, Jerry Strung, Clarence Beers.
Ruth Gyuresko, Margaret Gyuresko.
Ruth Strang Five schollrs “ere
perfect. at I pper Parish school
Miss chcowitz teacher. Emerson
llurrltt. Irene Barnes. Albert Rattay.
\Valter Itnttay. Irene Rattay.
O 0
Misses Juliette KJtzweller, Anna
Gatzweiler, Helen and Florence
Bagiey and Billie Bagley and Ed-
ward Budd enjoyed "Green Stock-
lugs" given by the Junior Class of
Staples High school. Friday even-
in; at'tho \Vestport Y. M. C. A. audi-
torium. Joseph Gatzwciler. of this
town, a. member of the Junior class
took part.
Misses Joyce an‘Helen Boddie. of
New York, spent the week- end with
their mother in Reading.
meeting of'
8131111513 or North Adelina. may
daughter of New York city spent
on McKinley place.
a In I“ .
The Ladies' aid society 15: the
Réwayton Baptist church will meet
at the home or Mrs. Katherine Seo-
Sleld. Highland avenue. 'Wedues-
day. ,
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A church picnic will be held in
the Sunday school rooms at
Rowayton Baptist church, Friday
evening at 7 o’clock by the Idem.
hers of‘thc Sunday school classes.
Those attending will bring a lunch
the members or the Endeavor cir-
cle. There will also be a business
meeting of the Endeavor circle. fol-
lowing the picnic.
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Following the prayer meeting at
the Rowayton Methodist church.
W'ednesday night. there will ho a.
meeting or the Sunday school board.
1 The reguér monthly meeting of
the Ever Ready circle of King‘s
Daughters will be held at the home
of Mrs. J. Oliver Davis, Crockett
street. tomorrow evening“.
I
O O 0
'Mrs. Sidney Bell and daughter.
June. have returned to their home
on Crockett street after spending
the week end with relatives in
Brooklyn.
C I O
The regular monthly meeting of
the official board of the Rowayton
Methodist church will he held to-
night.
0 C .
Mrs. Joseph Taylor will entertain
at her home on Pennoyor street, the
members of the Good Will society
of ’Rmv',ayton at the regular semi-
monthly meeting. VVcdncsdny after-
noon.
O C C
Rev. Harold Cutbill has returned
to his home in Boston after a. Vlslt,
with his father. Clifford Cutblll of
lton‘ul‘ton avenue.
I O .
Thu {111111 rc'henrsnl {or the solo-
‘ists of 11111 l‘Ivi'r Ready chorus, 110
are to participate in the concert to
he given in Georgetown \Vednesdav
evening. will imisleld at the home-of
Mrs. “I 12. .1111 (.'r Ilowayion nvc-
nue, tonight.
The \‘oroton Junior Athletic club
is making 1.r1'11111.;1mcrrts to huld n
«1:111: .- in 1:11111-1 51: 1100!, Nor-01m:
,111-ights newt "liursdny evening. The
otlit'L-rs 01‘ 11113 111 1111' organized club
:1r1': president. Francis Cicary: vice»
pn-slurnt. Richard Murray; secre-
lnry, Mlchml Hoyle.
o a C
\1'1-1li1cq1iay-turning at the Nora-
(1111 Vinunteer l-‘irt-mcn's hall. the
lioiv N11111r- sari-1y of St. John's
Catholic church of Noroton. will
hold a cuchre. pincchla unidance.
'l‘h: _mmmitloe in (barge is: cl: alr-
i . 1 1 . . 1 - - - ,. . '
3:1: “1 -11111 1111 the v.11} 1101111: enjoyed ”1:33;“ 13113213131113”! 11111711115; 113111011115. 0: man '1‘112miigfll'ln; erfig—‘Hmfi-
. 11.1, . -, 1 ,‘ n; g g gm, 1 i ~fir /” r 1
«1 1111-1111- L1“! r at “1111011110“ .1 new; nunmg’itifi§1fiiTu1~l1u-'1'l1wfillT’mbv mm. Arthur \1 am]. Apthony ( ana—
fiitihiz: 1:1'1'1-1 l‘hosc in “1.. var. hr-M -11 il11- l1r)1':4'= of '“i‘” l‘1'tl' 11111. L”. 11.1111 C 1-1111 Hi. John I-iariison.
. . ..T \llssu's J051plli11c Mill: 1. ..' ._. '3 .' ‘ 'h ”I M "‘1‘” 5mm" “‘ ”N“ Dolnu and
.5 11111 . 1. ~ ‘ ,y, ) l'1111. 1.1113011“I,»-1111':\11r1i, tomorrow \1 .- )1 .
1,»..-1..L;11rl111111, may“ Stone. M1111e1111 mom . .altln 1.11131.
Hamil, Lillcl Gela‘loil. LOUiSC \.111 3 o u c . . 3.
11111'1' 11 311:5st red DaVis 11111111 “111‘ Stanley Ilhohm'k is spending :1
ft‘\\'
1 ill!
days
rend.
with his parents at Locust
O
“’ulter Staffers
purchased 1-. nrw
C
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of Noroton’ has
Ford touring car.
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Mrs. Baker of i-‘airfleld avenue.
Norolon Heights. has sold her house
to Eduard and J. Hurley of Siam-
ford.
O t I
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SeVmour of
the Post road. Darlcn. have moved
to Talmadse Hill.
-- -
Tome- and
C
Mrs. Seth daughter.
"mlivclyn. of Hartford are visiting for
\everul days with Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Palmer 01! the Post road.
Durien.' '
O C O
The “'nterbul'v place near the 011
Ridge Hunt club has been sold by
Clarence Bouton. real estate agent,
to Mrs. 1’. C. Fauntleroy of New
Canaan. ,
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Mrs. Dugglinl of .tho Post road.
Dal-ion. spent the week-end in New
York city.‘
' O O 0
Rev. J. J. McGuana of Noroton
attended the banquet which was
held for Cardinal Hayes at the Walt
dart-Astoria. New York, Wednesday
evening.
1 FEDDIN G
The pinoehle club played the last.
time for this season Friday evening
when members were entertained by
Mary 1-}. McCollam at her home.
The highest score for the entire year
was held by Stephen Sanford. and
Esther Ostling was 1011'.
0
The annual spelling and speaking
_ contest or the Bedding schools will
be. held at; the Hill Academy in Red-
ding Center, this Monday afternoon.
Winners in the contest enter the
county contests to quality (or the
State contest.
.1 1
The dance held in the former»
Grange Hall Saturday night was not
very well attended, but was thor-
oughly enjoyed by all who' went.
About fifteen couples or Reading’s
younger set _were present.
0 0
Mrs. De Witt Clinton Weld. wife
of Brigadier General Weld. of New
York, has been seriously ill at her
home here in Poverty Hollow, of
pneumonia. but is now recovering. ,
0
Kenneth McConam spent the week
end at his home in Bedding after
accompanying Miss Mary MoCollmn;
to the. triangular regatta. in. Derby
Saturday afternoon. /
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.,
11}
*0} other game on Seturday at-
11111111111 when it defeated Carin
Hall, of Bridgeport, to the goers of
13 to 3; ,
Mr. and Mr; c. Schimoulos 1111113
the week end at their summer home,
th. '
which will latter be auctioned or: by '
1' DARIEN - 1'
{the Sanford school baseball team “
Dixie Hill es
v Y 5"“.
.lnr'lvn Arislu‘iuo- 1s \'»'1' "'1; t;:
inter-sting story 1-'.' his 111- .
t t I
The Denver‘s final has l;- "-
formed 111 .\‘1'.v bar}: xviéh 'li 15;:
{1111101111 11.1111'crs 111111' on ”’11: 1" .4-
. o 0‘
Another 1‘4"'\'i'.‘1'13 3111:1119.le is
of "'l‘lm’t'umuzv ('l: '
M;1¢~l_v11.l\1111_1'kl1: in
11111.11 1.111: ..
o t -
Joanne P011'11's_ who lot-iv m'
in “ The Cat»
joi
of ”111111 111111 ”Waiters.
and The (1111.1111‘,"
11
R1131: NM“; .11) liw“
11110 l11'0.1:lll. 1111151! . ._
feel in t-Ullml' 11?. 1s innl r11 l(‘:‘ 11:.
l‘l (111,1:
. V
1211s 1"
American cone
Q
rcpolls 1‘in 11 th' i1-
throughout lha: l'nil: rl St;
crease in the suit: 13! 111u:-'i1':1l 1111-11-11-
rooms.
a
Mary Carroll.
as '11'011 1 s set. reminds us of
appropriate association. Lotus Robb
has joint-vi "The lllgl1'11'uy1111111.”
I . d
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It is "Cheaper to Marry." 5111's
Samuel Shipnzun $11 a play 110.1'011
Broadwav. A1111 (hr-1'11 is nothing.
cheaper than that—unless it be the
play itself.
3 C
Berry Mncullmn 11111 ml] for lrc~
land next month. lie-[ore 11111111111113:
t
splay in which he 11 ill
have an in-
terest. next your. ‘
O
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Margaret. I‘elit, mmvof the most
attractive and original stage 11111111115
has been caught by the vaudeville
virus and “'1“ 111-1111 1111 c111ll1‘ll‘alu
dance revue. ”
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Bessie Barrisenle has liven-“set"
with her new vaudeville piaylct. it
is called “Scrubby,” and comes from
the pen 'of Howard Hickman, who
is her official play writer.
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Shakespeare's birthday was cele-
brated last week throughout. the.
United States. 'And strange to soy,
;ho annual, announcement; that 13er-
tha. Broad would do Juliet to some-
.Among the “Secrets of the stage"
is one which tells how Mary Carroll.
the young leading woman in “The
Potters," allowed her enthusiasm
for Ireland to carry her so far that
she was “plnchec” iii \l’ashington.
.1 o a.
W'hitford' Kane. now
“The Outsider." is
acting in
contemplating
season. He thinks well of a strong
Irish drama. called “Black Waters,"
which“ has been written by a. new
Pittsburgh, and is due-In New York
next week 'mvpr'epare for an early
'Epresentationkot a new play from his
.‘Lown pen as well. as one by Martin
Flavln. who _wrote “Children of the.
Moon-u
a '9 _o
’Edwln' Franko Goldman, one of
fin- famous bandmaste’rs of the Upl-
11ml summer season or outdo
(arts ext month. They will 1)
C011-
miter-rifled Democrats from 111 over
the-«country to hear. .
. . fl ,.
z-screeu‘ debut of ’Anlta‘ Pat-
flve- year-old- ~ discovery of
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