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1HK OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 27, 1914.
SIIOLES ALMOST
$25000 VICTIM
tTnited State, Attorney Howell Bare
Kim from Falling for a Big
Land Deal Fraud.
7. W. O'COSmi, 13 ARRESTED
Was Already Cade Ullrtaut la
Hew Mezlee Vmmd Deal Wm
Trylasj te Trade "boles
Boa Boa-aa JTortS"".
Oa char r ef advising a echerne to de
fraud D. V. Shales, Omaha real estate
man, and hU patrons of fX.000 worth
ef property end of using the malla for
the purpose, J. W. 0'ConneIl who until
recently was a real eatate operator with
offices In the Brandela Theater building,
was arrested Christmas day at Verdnn,
fieb., by Deputy United Statea Marshal
slogan Sfcmmona.
O'Oonnell waa already under Indictment
tf the fedral grand Jury, and la alleged
fcy United Statea District Attorney F. B.
Howell to have been instrumental In de
frauding a man nnmed Kler of a 1.200
aero lrrUnlol trrct In New Mexico, by
trading worth Vt :i tlrada and abatraota to
fictitious io-acro farm near Fort
Crook, whlrh u'C'onnetl claimed to own.
Court decree in New Mexico eet aside
the fake trade, Prosecutor Howell aaya.
Then O'Oonnell, who held a $3,000 mort
gajre on th New Mexican tract, la alleged
to bar been an ready to trade hla no tea
and inertgages, made worthless by the
court decree, for a fine Douglas county
farm, B ho lea being almoat hoodwinked
Into making the deal.
At the laat minute Sholes learned that
ID Con nail waa already under Indictment.
So promptly consulted Proaeeutor How
tl, the alleged faka deal waa oxpoaed Juat
In time, end 0Connell'a arrest quickly
foQewed. Ho waa taken to Mullen, Neb.,
for ' preliminary examination before tho
tufted Stats oomrniaaloner.
Pastor's Wife Gets'
. Hat Covered With
Martha Washingtons
Tho Castellar Street Presbyterian Sun
Car school held Ita annual Chrlatmaa en
tertainment In tho church auditorium
Prtday oTonlng, before an audience of
ton eOO people, mostly compoaed of
scholars and their parents.
A tableau, "Chrlatmaa for All tho
World. waa presented by fifty children,
costumed aa tho different pooplea of
Asia, Semth America and tho United
Slate.
At the eoncruaion of tho play, Mr. WJll
an Knnoid explained that owing to tho
war to Europe It would bo impoaiiblo
. for tho people of Caatellar to make their
usual Chriatmao gift to tho paator. Ha
added, however, that they would present
Mrs. Meek, the pastor's wife, with a new
hat for wearing next apring. A hat,
two foot In diameter, covered with ser
onty 11 bllla, waa then preeented her,
With tho good will of tho congregation.
Santa Claua, impersonated by Herman
XreJle, paaeed out baga of candy to ISO
Sunday achool scholars, v
St. James Orphans
Enjoy Celebration
A delightful Chrlatmaa celebration
that warmed tho hearta of 17 youngatera
of St James' orphanage waa at Aged at
that Inatutution Chrlatmaa afternoon by
tho Knights of CoJumbua.
A baauufu tree. substantial and ueeful
gifts and plenty of wholeeome candy
were provided by Santa Claua. otherwleo
known aa Quo Rhomr.er. Then a fine
orchestra concert was given and a Ols
play of holiday motion plcturea waa pre
anted by K. M. Borg.
Other musical entertalnmenta by the
Mlaaea Oottrall rounded out the happy
Chrlatmaa program, Aa special recogni
tion to tho devoted alatera in charge at
tho orphanage, Santa Claua Bounded hla
bugle In their honor, and all tho kiddie
choored and whistled, t
Tho Knlghta of Columbua annually
flnaooo and preaent tho celebration for
tho little orphans. , Those' In charge thta
year Included T. Pi Redmond, chairman :
Tom Qulnlan, P. II. Johnaon, Leo Hoff
man. Dare O'Brien. J. A. Schall. Pegua
McOough, P. O. Bolattd and P. H. Bulll-Iran.
R. H. WOODRUFF DIES AT
" HOME OF HIS PARENTS
Ralph H. Woodruff, formerly edrer
ttHlng manager of tho Twentieth Century
yarmer, died at 7:10 o'olock Wednesday
evening at Pols, III., tho home of hla
parent. Mr. Woodruff waa compelled
to leave Omaha nearly a year ago be
eauco of 111 1 health. The newa of hla
death waa a great aurprlaa to hla muv
Omaha friends, because the laat report
received hero waa that ha waa Improving
although It waa known by hla more In
timate frienda that ho wag a very glck
PLAN ORGANIZATION TO
ENCOURAGE MANUFACTURERS
F, A. Brog an, a A. Goae and J. A. C.
Kennedy have been appointed a com
mittee to determine upon the legal status
of an Industrial association the Com
merelal club la planning to form for the
purpose of encouraging the location of
new industries In Omaha, This com
mute will be asked to go over the pro
posed articles of Incorporation and see
that the plan meets the legal require
ment.
NATION FARMERS' CONGRESS
MAY BE HERE IN SEPTEMBER
The laat week of next September la
tentatively agreed upon aa the date for
the big meeting of the National Farmers
Congress la Omaha- W. I. Ames of
Oregon, Wis , has notified the bureau of
publicity of this tentative date. H
states that the delegations from the east
will be large and that many expect to
go from Omaha to Ban Francisco for the
exposition befCfe they go back home.
MANAGER KELLEY GIVES
DINNER TO PILSEN TROUPE
I'erry J. Kelley, owner and manager of
'The -Prince of Pilaen" company, that
is playing at the Branddla theater, enter
tkiiicd n: embers of the cast at the Rome
Intel, following the evening performance
oa Christmas day." After the giiesta had
j urtaWu of a sumptloua banquet, the
oe mm' " Jiour were pfit in dane
ing. w-.-u the company, numerous
HJc.il from tlie outslile accepted luvlta-"-.,,1
ttaJ Julned in tho fur
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OW, that the areaaed weeK te
fore Chrlatmaa la passed, and
tho rising tide of business Is
being featured In all other
lines, maybe the theaters Will
perk up a little. Tho book
ing aheet for the month of January at
tho Brandela ahows some things of in
terest, with little In the way of novelty.
But these plana were made aome weeks
ago, and It ia within the range of poaal-
Jrtllty that before the month la out aome
welcome announcements will be heard
from the office of that house. The Or-
pheum Is sticking to ita established
policy, and is furnishing quite a worthy
feaat each week, the aame being well
lookad after by tho local patrons. Mana
ger Johnaon la going along with the Oay-
ety.on an oven keel, the standard bur-
esque attractions oomtng to that house
with more Ufa than ever. Manager Bur
gess has equipped hla Boyd theater com
pany la such i fashion aa la winning for it
golden praise from everybody, for it ia
a real acting organisation, and with ita
strength Is presenting atandard plays In
way that merits approval, which the
publlo la not slow to bestow. Thus,
Omaha may yet have aome pleasure at
the theater during the second half of the
current aeObn.
At the Brandela the tuneful and familiar
aire of "The Prince of Pliaen" will be
heard again tonight for an extra perform
ance. The beauty of theee songo, auch
as "The Meaaage of tho Violet," "The
Tale of the Sea Shell," and 'Stein Song."
with ita awlniriiig Heidelberg refrain:
The .Sung of the Citieo," , "Plcturea In
Smoke ' and others, have served In large
measure to maintain a lasting popularity
for this entertainment This year there
la an enormoua alistar revival of "The
Prince of Plleem" and Its oaat embraces
the names of John W. Ranaone, the ori
ginal In the star role Eda von Luke,
Edward T. Mora, Dorothy Delmore and
others.
(.
Maurice Maeterlinck's fairy fantasy,
The Blue Bird,' comes to the. Brandela
theater for three daya beginning tomor
row night, matinee Wednesday, having
carried its iheasage of beauty and happi
ness literally around tho earth. This
gorgeously beautiful spectacle of Fairy
land, which ran for KS days at The New
Theater, New York, and which has never
had a No, I company, has mado a trium
phal tour of the larger cities and comes
with the wonderful production and won
derful company which has made It one
of tho greatest permanent aucoeaaea In
years. 'The Blue Bird" protraya a quest
of happiness, the heart's desire. Tho cur-
tlu rise oa a small brutlter and sister.
Tyltyl and Mytyl, who are asleep In their
beds in a woodcutter's cabin. They are
awakened by the Fairy Benflune, wh I
bids them start on the quest of the Blue
Bird, the aymbol of Happiness.' She en
trusts Tyltyl with a marvcloua green cap 1
with a inagtc diamond, the mere turning
of which allows them to see the hitherto
unseen. The adventures of thehtidren
through beautiful lands and regions of
despair are made the basis of a aerie
of gorgeous apectaciea. Lovely mualo
from the works of Debusay, Mauaenet
and Blset enhancea the charm and there
are many group dances by largo numbers
of young girls. '
The cast of 109 la noted for its trained
boy and girl actors, notable among whom
are Jack bavla. who ptaya the hero,
Tyltyl, and little Harriet Mandei, the
girl companion, Mytyl. Among the elder
membera of tho company are many
clever character . actors, among whom
are: Thomas K. Oorleaa, who will be
eeen aa the sly. conspiring Cat; Gwen
dolyn Valentine, tha. dancer, aa sinuous
Water: Iaabelle le Page, aa. timid Milk;
John Sutherland, aa puffy. Important
Bread; and Oeorge Sylveeter, as honey,
fugling Bugar; Henry Duggan as Tyte,
the Dog; H. Morgan and Ethel Brandon,
as Daddy and Mummy Tyl; Martha Mes
senger, as the beautiful Light that guide
the boy and girl la their quest of the
Blue Bird; and Mary Rehaa, as Night;
Elisabeth Evans, who will be seen as the
Fairy Bvryiune; and others, like Angelo
Romeo, the whirling dancer and imper
sonator of Fire, and Do re Davidson, be
nign and peaceful Old Father Time.
lng achooL with' the reault that "Tha
Ham Tree," which cornea to the Bran
dela theater for two days, beginning Jan
uary 1, wtth matineea on New Tear's day
and Saturday, 'proves a rattling good
show. Measra. Mclntyre and Heath are
real actors. Earn presents a dlatlnot
type of the southern darky. Mr. Mcln
tyre aa Alexander, the livery stable hand,
and Mr. Unath aa tho aomewhat pompous
mlnatrel performer, offer a'bll of human
nature which stand as nothing leaa than
a dramatic achievement. In short, they
are not overdrawn pictures of the impos
sible Ethiopian, but individuals who
truthfully exist. Tho character drawing
aa executed by both actors la too well
done to bo dismissed aa mere "coon
stuff." In his revival this year John
Cort has given "Tho Ham Tree" a mag
nificent production and surounded his
stars with a notable cast, Including Ed
ward Wade, . Arthur Barry, Of to John
son, Edward 8. Ho Id en, Norman Wood-'
ward, Mildred Beverly, Mabel Elaine,
John Lorens, Jack Bell, Winnie and Jack
Crisp.
"September Morn" will be the attrac
tion at the Brandela theater for one day
only, matinee and night next 8unday.
Tha society drama, "Today." will be
presented at tha Brandela theater for
three daya beginning January 5. Oeorga
Broadhurtt and Abraham Sohomer are the
authors of Today." ,
Philip Bertholomae'a musical play,
"When Dreams Come True," will be the
attraction at the Brandela theater for
two daya beginning January 10.
Thuraton, the magician, will be the at
traction at the Brandela theater for three
daya beginning January 14.
The Brandets theater haa for its attrac
tion on January IT, 18, Vt and VS. "Peg O'
My Heart," one of the greatest successes
produced ( on the American stage in a
decade.
To start the new yeur In the proper
spirit the Orpheum la bringing to Omaha
this week a duo of stellar ottering, in
addition to five other' excellent vaudeville
acts, with also one of the most Interest
ing aeries of world views In motion pic
tures that the Travel Weekly has pre
sented. One of the atarllne attractions
Is to be Mfss Ray Samuels, a singer of
engaging ifersonality, who waa one of the
stellar lights who Illuminated the Zelg
feld Follies. Another pf the dominant
features of the bill la to be contributed
by Claude Qllltngwater and Edith Lyle,
who, with a company of five people, pre
sent a one-act episode, "Wlvea of the
i Rich." Another feature of the- bill will
be the act offered by Oeorge White, aa
aiated by Isabella Jaaen, In- a pleaaing ar
rangement of aonga and danoea "An
Every Day Occurence," la the title of the
aklt to be offered by Wilbur Mack, the
popular song writer, with his engaging
partner, NeUa Walker. One of the most
Interesting acts of the bill is the animal
circus to be contributed by the clever
dogs of Charles Prelle. It is the most
unique of dog featurea A diverting
melange of song, dance and story la to
be contributed by Rita Boland and Lou
'At Me
Jtay Samuels
f - i -7 Jrxs .
wA ihe 'Cajnttl City Trio
Dale Turner will give a' program of her
own selection, singing between the acta.
Mrs. Turner la one of "Omaha's . best
vocalists and will be th eftrst of a aeriea
of, local singers and instrumentalists to
appear at the Boyd in connection with
the a took company. )
The first . performance of "Cinderella"
will be at thelmittnee thia afternoon and
the bill will run all week, with tho reg
ularsnatlneea on Wednesday and Satur
day, and a special holiday matinee un
New Year's afternoon. .;'..
The attraction "aTtha popular Gayety
theater for the week beginning with , a
matinee today will be Blutch Cooper's
"Gypsy . MaWa," with Tom McRea and
Belie Mallette In the principal roles, and
a auporlor aupportlng cast and chorus,The
entertainment la said to be one of 'the
brightest, and ' cleanest of these to play
the Gayety thia season'..! The Immense
Holts, both of whom were formerly mem-! uoc f the extra or midnight per
nors of the Elsie JrfMa company. To
round out thia except! on si bill cornea
Harry Do Cos, who doea all manner of
durious things with tables and chain.
" This week at tho Boyd theater Manager
Burgess has prepared a gala revival of
"Cinderella," to be presented with all the
spectacular featurea and ef foots needed
to make this favorite fairy story live. In
all its colors and llghta In addition to
the regular company, more than 100 neo
Pl will be employed, among them a apo
dal ballet and solo dances, arranged by
Prof. Chambers. Helen Kroner, well
known In Omaha as aa . advaaoed pro
fessional dancer, will lead the ballet, and
witn nor will work Mildred House, an-
f ormance staged at tho Gayety ' last sea.-
son on New Year'a eve. ' at 'which 'time
every seat In the theater w as-filled and
scores of others satisfying themselves
with the next best thing standing room
has prompted Manager Johnson to an
nounce still another of these novel per
formances which will start at 11:30 Thurs
day night, about, a halt hour after the
regular evening performance ' Is over.'
Both performances by the "Gypsy Maids"
on New Year's eve will be Identical '. in
every respect, with tha exception .of ,a
big surprise at the stroke of 13 the time
you will be wishing your neighbor ."Hap
py New Year." At lust five minutes of
U the action of the entertainment will be
halted to permit of the Introduction' of
(something said to be thoroughly, typical
Other of Prof. Chamhara' utniwt-J .t...n
these dainty dancers appearing la solo f t,"ah of m n1 ,he blrUl of mi-
movements aa well as In the ballet Ail
Added to the genuine .delight created
whenever Mclntyre and Heath appear
before an audience is me of the best
musical comedy chorusea that waa. ever
graduated froui NtKl Waybura'g "finish.
tha special scenery and atage equipment
for pauture effecte baa been provided and
the production will be -complete In every
detail. In the cast Miss Mc Henry will
appear ' as Cinderella. Mr. Lynch as
Prince Charming, Miss Dewar as the fairy
queen. Mr. Bliss aa Pi cot. alias Thomas
and Miss Warfleld as the wicked sis
ters and tha others in suitable rolea.
A special feature will be . addl fur
Tuesday evening only, aheu Mrs. rJeulttb,
Just what it la cannot be ascertained
that's the secret and the surprise but
that It a to be staged at tha. Gayety U
sufficient assurance that It will be not
only worth while, but entirely out of the
ordinary. There will be ex traj car service
on all llnva after the conclusion of the
midnight chow, which will terminate at
1:45 a, m. Matinee every day. New Year's
day matinee at I O'clock. .
. iivauing the bill at the Empress this
week la the f'Capltol City Three." ' These
three boys were formerly the matn sOsm
of the Capitol City Four, which sanfand
amused audiences at the, Empress, this
summer. They are tho possessors of very
melodious voices and a rare rich humor
that baa pleased Omaha .audiences be
fore. ' Henry St Adelaide : offer a novelty
song . and danoe number. The Mualoal
Geralds will offer sonvt new aonga and
popular bits In- their own, original way.
Tho Mardo .Trlo In "Tommy Atkins on
Duty," an acrobatlp novelty, will complete
.the bill with some rapid fire acrobatics
on the triple bar. 1 Since the assorted pro
gram of photo plays haa made such an
Impression on the audiences, the manage
ment has arranged a special and selectedl
bill of pictures. .In order. to see th pic
tures, arrange to see itb am bef or 2:00
and 7:80 and after, the S0 and :00 Volook
vaudeville performances. . .
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For -one 'day only, - Sunday, December
Zl, the Hipp theater has secured the five
part Broadway vitagraph' attraction, "A
Florida ' Enchantment." Monday and
Tuesday, December 28 and IS, Max Fig
man and Lolta Robertson will be seen at
the Hipp theater. In "Tha Hoosler School
master." ""The Sign of the Cross" has
been , filmed by 'the Famous .. Flayers'
Film company, with ..an extravaganza of
scenio and spectacular effects and . will
be shown at tha Hipp 'theater two days,
beginning Wednesday, December 9. Dus
tin Farnum, In "Cameo Klrby," will be
the attraction on Friday and ' Saturday,
January 1 and 1, at the Hipp theater.
Btoa Test Ceigk
Dr. King's New Discovery will do Iff
get a bottle today ; quick, safe, sure
cough and cold remedy. Wo and 11.03. All
druggists. Advertisement. ;
Big Film Company
;is Sued as Trust by
New York Concern
NEW YORK, Deo. ML The Greater
New Tork Film Rental company, an ex
change for the circulation of moving
picture films In New Tork City, filed a
Phermen law auit today agatnat the
General Flm company. Its offlcere and
component companlee, for 11,800,000, three
times the amount of damages alleged to
have been caused by the defendants' acts.
It Is charged that the defendants have
combined to operate and conduct an un
lawful buslneaa "under thai cloak of the
so-called Edison license agreement. ''
The plaintiff aaeerts that It bad built u
by January, IMS, a business which bad
a valuable good will and waa a profitable
one: but that Ita business has become
practically worthless since that date
cause of the acta of the defendant.
The extent of Injury to fixed at WM0.009,
and the amount sued for Is asked voder
that section of the law which presorlbes
threefold damages.
be-
AM '
Revised I rover be.
Any umbrella In a storm.
Consistency doesn't buy Jewels.
A patient waiter Is no refuser of ,ttpa.
A little learning la a dangerous thing
but the same amount of Ignorance beats
it. Boston Transcript.
AMUSEMENTS.
ANCIEHESTI.
AMUSEMENTS.
W5K SUNDAY
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Tha Capitol City Three
Forxaerly bo Capitol . Olty roar
he Boyal Batertatnen
Tho Geralds
Mosloal sTorelty oa
Tae aaaade-phoao
arioTr.o,
Comedy Aerobata
Henry end Adelaide
oaf aad Baaoo BTovelty
Aa Assorted lrogrem of
PHOTO PLAYS
. Comedies, Dnuatasv Zduoatioaal
t aad STrwa Weekly '
10a ADMISSION Qfi
Beserred Seats lOo Extra ,
CORNELL I'USICAL CLUBS
AMERICAN Tomorrow
THEATER Night, Dec. 28
box orrica brsxT 10 A. x. -1.AO,
ai.oo, aso.
DRANPE1S THEATER y,1?.
T O IM I O H T I T H EI I EXTHA TIME
PRINCE OF sPiiEiV
' With XOHW W. UVROIB, tho Original HAITI WaCUTXXV.
FJtlCXB OaUery. 8 So) Balcony, BOe, T8o and tl.OO. Orchestra gl.ga.
TOMORROW, TUES. and WED. DEO. 28, 29 and 30.
GALA HOLIDAY MATINEB WEDNKSDAY.
Tlie FAREWELL nnd GOODBYE of
Maeterlinck's World-Famed Fairy Fantasy
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WIESENTED BY THE MESSRS. SHITRERT.
The Wtmdrrfal Drama Spectacle and Wopderful Companj" Wblch
Hna Delighted Everybody Prom Coast to 'Coast.
.Drama Comedy Music-Dances
ORIGINAL $150,000 PRO- ni y "V sCPWZ
DUCTION AND CAST OP 1WU lJI 1. HisTC3
j NOTE: THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A NO. 8 COMPANY
PRICES EVENINGS AND MATINEE, 25o TO $10.
M"J VEAfTS ATTOAGTIOq.
strvslrln-exr Snl .Tmn 1 . ' Mattnejej
- "e e Each Day
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sTZOBTIl Ziower Floor 92, UO; Baloony, fl, ego, SOo OaV
IlCCSZ ery S- MATHTEi:a, new Tear's aad Batozday, Xwr Floor,
fl.SO, fl Baloony, T5o, SOO Oallery, a 5c SBATS sTBUXBXk
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Daily
Matinee
2:15
Night
8:15
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
New Year Week ' Starting Sunday,
Matinee, Dec. 27. .
Tele
phone Doug-.
494.
Ray Samuels
The Blue Streak of
Vaudeville
Claude Gillingvater
Edith Lyle & Go.
In Mr. Gilllnrwater's Own Thrill,
lnr Dramatic Play
"WIVES OF THE) RICH"
George . Wp
Assisted by Iaabelle Jaaen
In An Arrangement of Songs, and
Dances
Charles Prelles'Aniina! Circus
Introducing the Robbery of the
OYerland Express
Harry Da Goa J
The Man lth the Tables and
, . . Chairs
Wllber KalU .
Usck & Wato
In
"An Every Day Occurrence1
Rita Boland Lou Holfz
i In a Melange of Song, Dance - -
and Story .
ORPHEUM TRAVEL WEEKLY
The World at Work and Play
Around the World With the Orpheum
Clrcult'a Motion Picture '
I'liotographera
lYlrea Matinee, gallery, lOc. .Beet Seat .(except Saturday and Sun
day), 25c. NlKhts,.10c, 25c, 50c and 75c.
BOYD
DOUCLA3 1919
Oonuneucing Sunday
' Mat. and ail week.
Mats., Wed. and Sat.
New Year's Matinee,
' Friday.
All Matinees 25c.
Ths Boyd Tkeater
Stock Company
In conjunction with
Prof. Willard Cham
bers and Pupils, fn
mr Prodm tlon of
iCDBBBLU
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bSbbSbbbI
Soce
100 People lOO
Children Fairies
, Children
Special feature TuesM
. ...
iety Nifiht Be
tween Acts
Krs. Bsulih Call Tamer
IN SONGS.
Nest Week:
fjipp THEATER-D.tlSJ
. j5tn and Baraay.
Sunday Only, Dec. 27, 1114
Ths Vitagraph Co. -
Presents
Xdlth atorey la
A Florida Enchantment
Monday & Tuesday Dee. 28-29
The Varamonnt restore mm Oa,
Vreaeata
tax rigmaa la
Tha Koosier Sctioolmasler
Wedfand Thurs. Dec. 50-31
Daniel rrohmaa
Preaeata
William Parana la
Tb Sip of tha Cross
Friday end Saturday Jan. 1-2
Jesse L. Lasky
present
Dustin Farnum ; j. -'
Canco Kirby
i a an
GYPaY maids
Dally Mat- l-8-oOe.
s(i,( is-aS-M-TSe, i
sMa a. Biui mm-m m.t.nW
BT.wivn T.VPaV MnlM aloal
COOrfia'l niuriseqae
Tom "Smoke" McRae and St ether fun-
stera. Heauty . norua or r onune ieu-
v... i .. ... . . -4 - . . v . ... v , A
rs. 1)1 K u r Hi ew, i -
nit Show larUntf t 11:30 Now TmWt
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