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Boses for “Singing Mike” Undelivered by Admirer t’hiof of Detectives Van Densen yesterday persuaded Lillian Frances Moore, formerly of Denver, who had brought a bouquet of red roses for “Singing Mike” La Porte, held in connection with the death of Alice Kinehurt, that her sympathies were misdirected. The young woman said she had heard Mike sing in Denver anil was impressed by his voice. She departed with her intended gift. Girl Awarded Judgment of $.">.000 Against Ball Player Evelyn Pope, 15. was awarded a Judgment of $5,000 hy default In dis trict court hy Judge Leslie against • Roy Spencer, last year a catcher in the Omaha Western league baseball team. The girl sued Spencer for $10,000. Neither Spencer nor his attorney ap peared in court. Are You COALED? If you are, you’ll have to pass up this good coal this time. 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Surprise In 'the Belfry" will be furnished by the Five Ballots four attractive girls and an ath letic young man. This act Is the headliner at the khnpress and it is said that the principals will toss heavy weights ana perform other difficult tasks with the grace and rhythm of a tireek dancer. The great Howard presents a ventrilo quist novelty, ‘At the Regimental Doc tors." All th«* dialogu - is comedy and the action enthusing. "Ooluf" is the title given to tiie comedy skit which will be presented by Paul Kelly and Frank Ko zie. who are known us a team of irre pressible fun makers. Known ns Ameri ca s youngest colored vaudevilllans, Bert Chad\virk and Brace Taylor will b« seen in a bit of toifllc singing, talking and dancing. Karyi Noiman, "the Creole Fashion Plate," Orpheum headliner this week, is proving unusually popular. ’Phis head liner is surrounded by a varied and well balanced bill. 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'The Sign of the Uose.’ At the age of * he was singing and dancing with Seed and Kmerson's minstrels In San Francisco and wns said to be the cleverest child ever seen on the local stage Yeara Inter he had progressed an far as New' York, where his eccentric Frenchman in Broadway musical comedies attracted general attention. This led to his Joining Weber and Fields’ all-star company, where he divided honors with Dn\id War field. Lillian Bussell, Fay Templeton and many others. His screen debut was mad* tn Triangle pictures and Behan's sucres* as a star was absolute. ‘‘The Sign of the Bose" opens at the Brandela theater to morrow night for an engagement of nine' days. Although he Is an actor, motor mech anism is Barry Shannon's hobby and De troit is his Mecca. To see Shannon act with "Shorty" MacAlllster at the C»ay ety this week in "Hippity* Hop" would had the observer to conclude that the "tall fellow was born to the stage. 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