The Detroit times. [volume], November 30, 1912, NIGHT EDITION, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Otort# Bclwii, * clever portrarer or
UuiTaa. dpeaUievJpigady
aliaiauiers on m« and on *<'
XiioWiedgid drllat In "• noug charac
ter roles, * will btlag big remarkable
lucciii, "The H.fn oi tha Rose. to
the Tempi* theater next week. as the
UDttttlinc feature of the bill. The play.
• tender and appealing little drama.
Is declared by many authorities to b«
the btet of its kind ever staged In
tigfc-claM vaudeville. The playlet
a Inspired by tn* well-known Itai
lan dialect recitation. "The Koae." and
vrae written by Mr. Reban In collab
oration with C. T. Dma**.’. author of “In
Old Kentucky" and other n
Eight people are required to enact the
sketch. which in elaborately stage
The balance of tha program will run
largely to cogged? Paul Morton and
Naoma Glass win present a merry atng-
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Fill. UAIITOi,
Y fag Detroiter lu appear In the
Teat pie.
tng and talking skit entitled “a»y Lady
of tha Bungalow.'' A famnut Lambs
club gambol comedy. “Honor Amon*
Thieves," boat described a.e "an orig-
Inal solution of a perplexing financial
problem," will bt an inter**ting num
ber; Edwards. Kyan and Tierney bib
themselves as “Rollicking ling-timers
from the West;** a foreign musical Im
portation IS the act of Irene Bercseny
Hungarian cymbal player, and Toska.
violin eolotst; the Bteln**r trio and the
Two Dooleys open and close the bill
respectively. and the Mooreoscope
rathe weekly will show actual war
scenes In the Balkan conflict.
DETROIT OPERA llOl'ftß.
An opera, new to Detroit, Fran*
Lehar's "Gypsy Love." will be present
ed In the Detroit opera house all next
week, beginning Monday The pro
duction l« said to be an elaborate one.
a large company, notable caat of sing
ers and an augmented orchestra en
tering Into the ■cßlfni 8f Tha presen*
tatlon. "Gypsy Love" Is credited as
the biggest tblr.g musically that the
famed author of "The Merry Widow
. and "The Count of Luxembourg" has
dons, and tha music Is said to be tar
above that of the average production
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PHYLLIS PARTI YGTOV
Prlsaa I«ua of **6ypay Leve," l B the
Detroit opera house.
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of the kind An American version Is
a bit different from the one George
Kdwardes le presenting In London, and
Phyllis Partington and Arthur Albro.
the prlma donna and tenor of the pro
duction that Is to be seen In this city,
who were sent over to London by
Manager A. H. Woods expressly to d*-|
clde the matter, reported that the
Amer'can verelon was much the bet
ter for the American audience While
In "Gypey Love" Franz Lehar Is said
to be more romantic, he is more eer- 1
lone than In "The Merry W idow,” and
has evidently tried to write s work In
which there will be found more val- ,
usble and pei nanent qualities than
those of simple tunefulness. At times
the music In "Gypsy Love" Is said to j
rise to the dignity of grand opera.
The company, headed by Phyllis Part
ington and Arthur Albro, numbers 100
people, end there will be an orchestra
of Sf.
"Robin Hood " the delightful De Ko
ven opera, will be revived In the De
troit opera house the week of Dec 9
with a splendid storing cast. The De-
Koven Opera company Include* such
singers ss Bessie Abbott, Florence i
Wickham. Welter Ifvde Herbert W»-
terous and other men and women who
have won places for themselves on the
operatic stage.
"Milestones." a plnv which has ere- '
ated an Immense amount «>f discussion
end Interest In Tomdon and Tew York
will be nreaented In the Detroit one*a
bouse Dee, IS The play 1* the Joint
vn*k of Arnold Bennett, the novelist,
and Edward Knnhi<»urdi. who wrote
"Kismet” and Th* Faun.**
BARRIER.
Never have the "Phlmes of Nor
mandy" pealed forth euch a summons
to music-lovers perhaps as that which
the Ahorn opera company will ring In
the Oarrlek theater next week, begin
ning Monday evening. It Is ssld the
Ahorn management sought to make
this production of Robert Planquette’s
romantic opera the crowning aeh|»v*.
megt of Its successful career. Tn In
sure a mounting of the work that will
rival even the moet Imposing produc
tions of the past, the three acts and
five scenes have been hullt on the
evclnrama plan. The scenic equipment
elaborately presents the fishing village
on the onset of Normandy with its vet
__a*la_aavlgating on an ev*r-sctlve ex
panse of water: the rgirtlatlr fair nrrnt
with Its wealth nf Incldenfst fest'ires.
enmrlae* and funmakers Including the
Raven Orunatkoa acrobats six ot t**e*n
women sad the Vorlap troupa; tbs in
terior of the ancestral hall of the
Chateau de CornerJite- the Apple or
chard ln,fhtl bloom. ah»’ tha final seen#
of the garden fete The specially Se
lected caat la beaded by Vlnle Daly,
nhoa* apjfvearanee in Yhe rrfle of Rerp*».
letfe. tn the Hammersteln I*>ndnn pro
dection of "The Chime* of Normandy"
contributed in ns small degree to the
success of that revival: William Wolff.
In tha character of Oaapard. the miser,
which he has slaved more than 1 e*«
Urr; Qar?'.Haydn, a* Qrenechle'is;
vn«s Delay tarot* •* dstmUat; Fred
Fraar, as the ftaime. and fvr-Mt
Major, as the Marguls Frederick
Amndel - Will ha .thy conductor, and
there wfft ha a Urga sad attractive
rtom i
Hawaii, the "paradise of the Facldc,"
la meet yieldly depleted la Oliver Mo-
IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES
ro SCO's production of Richard Walton
Tully's picturesque drama, "The Bird
of Paradis*," which will be sem In the
Garrick theater, the week beginning
Monday. Dec >. The characters br «u*p.
Into tha story ara a loach-comber, an
American promoter of hustla end ’a
duetry, a native prltfat. a young Amerl-
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DAISY IKON,
Os M The tklox • of Nuruiand)." La the
Oarrtck.
can girl who lifts the b**ach-coml*-r
from his degradation, and a >o<ing
American man a lp* succunihs to t:
alluring charnis of h lovable Hawaiian
princess. Ther«- arc. tun, native nuitl
clans and danc*ra>, and a nealth o.
beautiful ** erierj
I.YCKI R.
Like a lifeiih of real country air
ii)k%, ' blue skies and open
’The 1 <ij Hdm •-
stead' ~r»me* to the Lyceum Sunda’
afteruoin-for u .week’s stay-. That the
l>atronage will i»e large goes without
*a> fng, f**r. althougli this Is the twen
ty-seventh season of The t*ld Home
stead," It Is still a potent magnet and
bids fair to continue so for many years
to come. The play Itself la aa fami
liar t»* the m*ji rty of theatergoer* ns
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K. L. NXADKH,
“Earle Josh." la tke “Old lloateatead."
la the Lyceum.
w>?"«r%at. f* ADD I
f PRESENTS *
A Special Cast of 80 Singers in the Most Sumptuous Spec
tacular Staging Ever Given Planquettes' Masterpiece
the CHIMES o r
NORMANDY
MASSIVE CYCLORMA SCENES.
BEE: The Village by the flea,
the Haunted Castle, the Orchard
In Bloom and the Big Realistic
FAIR with Its wealth of novel
features Including WONDER
FUL ACROBATS, six of them
women
Solotate—Mies Vinle Daly. William Wolff, Mias Daley Leon. Carl
Haydn, Carrick Major, Wm. Wh‘te. Eta, staged by Edward Temple.
Curtain at S:1B sharp. Vehicle* at 10:60.
Today—Mat. aad Night—GRACE GEORGE la "CARNIVAL.*
Oliver Morocco Will Present
RICHARD WALTON TILLY’* PICTI RJCSQt/E DRAMA-
The BIRD of PARADISE
WfctK
DEC.
9.
First
Tlaae
Here
ORIGINAL
COMPANY
A STOKY OF I NPARALLELED LOVE INTEREST AND
% PRODUCTION OK WONDERFUL SCENIC BEAITt.
BIG COMPANY OK WELL-KNOWN PLAYERS, AND A
4.R01 P OF N ATIt E HAWAIIAN*.
JAMES E. DEVOE Announces
ARMORY, Thursday Eve., Dec. 5
McCORNIACK
The Great Irish Tenor
In a Program of Operatic Arias and Ballaoe
PRICES 75c—51.00—51.50—53.00
Heat Hale opens at Grlnnoll’a Monday, D«a I Mall ord«>ra filled Im
partially when acoonopanled by remittance and stamped-addressed envelope.
GAYETY
Bsaanamß CADILLAC SQUARE AJVD BATES STREET .-rr-
' ■ Midi
IX THE NEW Hi RLESQUK SENSATION*
“THE FLYING DUTCHMAN ”
MIGHT PRICES—Ik te fIJR I DAILY MATINEES— Re-Ma
SMOKING ALLOWED. 1 LADIES— lOe.
TODAY AND ASTI N CPS MIG SHOW."
a household word, it ie simple of plot
deals with homely Interest and le re
plet# with genuine humor, it makes
a direct and immediate appeal, for it
preach** a sermon of faith, hope sod
charity and presents a tender picture
of parental love and home Ufa. An
excel lent company, with E L. Snader.
In. the late Dooms n Thompsons fa
mous rale of Uncle Joeh. and Mr.
Tnompson's daughter, Annie, ■ pleylng
one of the prominent roles, the fe
moui old play a ill have e splendid
Interpretation.
MILES.
A notable offering is promised In tb*
Miles theater nest wsek. In "The Star
Bout," a romance of th« prise ring
It Is an elaboiate production, requir
ing a cast of 50 people and a carload
of special scenery and effacte. There
are three scenes, laid In end around
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KHU) 11. EUR HOFF,
roarllin, ob the Miles kill.
the New York Bowery. end In the
Olimpia Boxing club. The final set
ting e'low* a regulation t>r re ring with
a championship battle In progress.
Harry Sullivan, who last appeared in
the Miles in a racing playlet, heads
the cast as .loe Brady, "the goslin/
Another headliner on the hill will be i
Joseph Callahan In hla original crea- ,
lion, "Great Men. I’aat and Present.
Mr. Callahan, who is well-remembere 1
by Mllea patrona. makes up for h!«
various Impersonations In full view of
the audience. Something out of thrU
ordinary, In the comedy Tine. Is prom
ised by Fred Eckhoff and Anna Gor
don. "the musical laugh makers." Ver
satile entertainers are Harry and Anna
Mae Seymour, who sing, dance, crac
J..aea and give Impersonations In a
way all th.lr own. Completing the
hoi will be the Aerial Sherwooda. Ned
Norton, blackface comedian, and tne
Mlleacopa comedy films.
NATIONAL.
Next week's Mil in the National will
Jtf headed hy France* K**lth and com
panv In the comical satire "The Boas
of the Houao.” Introducing a suffra
gette chief of police and many of the
familiar characters that appear in the
dally newspaper cartoons. Another Im
portant feature will be the Five Aerial
Howarde. marvelous acrobats, wfo
have Just closed a successful season
with fvlngllnr Brothers' circus. Other
acts on the bill will be the Hartmann
Slaters, eald to be the original Califor
nia "Texas Tommy" dancers; Williams
and Gilbert will present for the first
time. In this city, the comedy ektt en-
WEEK COM. SUNDAY MATINEE, DEC. I.
BILLY W. WATSON
WITH HIS FUNNY LITTLE SLIDE. AND
GIRLS FROM HAPPYLAND
THB DETROIT TIMES i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80. IM*.
HEAR AGAIN—
"The Legend of the Chimes,"
"Just Look at That," "On
Billow* Rooking," "It Wa*
In September." "I May be a
I’rlnoeaa," 'By •• Your fi»de,"
"The Bird Ha* Flown," Eto.
Eta
tilled "High Idle In a Cabaret." Jess
Uelgard, the musical Dutchman, the
man who has nutate In his clothes, will
prove interesting to the little folks ah I
well ae the grown-ups; Lynn and Untj
Wesley will offer their eccentric ab- 1
surdity, "The Girl from liackerdam," a 1
tabloid farce-comedy with music,
dancing. sp«< lal scenery and electrical
effects; Fdorenoe Evans Barr, the
whistler, features classic singing also.
Mayar uni Hyde will offer anew ver
sion of "Tne Burglar and the Man;" the
latest photo-plays will round out the
program.
COL I MBIA.
A strong bill. In the Columb'a the
ater next week, will be headed by tne
western playlet. "The Catapaw.” pre
sented by Teddy Hurdcasile and com
pany. Longhrake. McConnell A RJch
ardaon have a popular song review
with piano trimmings; an all oomed>
offering le that of Iva Donnett. ae an
old colored *'m\mmy" washerwoman
I-ynn A Honnle H.tssard si "The Mu
• ‘clan and the Girl In Toyland." have
an electrical singing and dancing act
the Three Letters, In the sketch. "Re
pentance." present a real story with a
dash of seriousness, good situations,
fins comedy and a lesson to the youth
with the "wanderlust;*' "Hank Spong'e
orkestry." by Art Adair A Cos pre
sents dialect studies and Impersona
tions of s»x different nationalities; a
different man kin act than la usually
seen is (list of Margn'a Manikins; "It
Happened In rvogvllle" Is a satire on
village life hv those canine atars of
vaudeville CMn’s fin**: motion pic- j
turea of real Interest will complete an ,
excellent bill.
DEThOIT HOUSE WEEK SET*
All the Week, Starting Monday
Popular Priced Matinee* Wednesday anj Saturday—2sc to $1.50
*■ — Tmostnotable product/on. |
Musically, more pretentious than "The Merry Widow" or "The
Count of Luxembourg."-—Philadelphia Record
A Week of Real Comic Opera
Last Two Performances Today—-Chanarey Olcott la "The Isle O* Dreams"
WEEK DEC. 9 BEAT SALE THURSDAY
Tin Om Superb Crowning Mus.cal Eml of Ihe Entire Season
THE D£ KOVjLN OPERA COMPANY
DANIEL V. ARTHUR. Manager
Freaents the Greatest of Ail Revivals, the Nation* Light Opera Classic,
hluslo by Reginald De Kovea. Staged by Daniel V. Arthur
Book by Harry B. Smith.
THE MOST WONDERFUL CAST OF
GRAND OPiIRA STARS
EVER ASSEMBLED FOR LIGHT OPERA.
BESSIE ABOTT WALTER HYDE FLORENCE WICKHAM
Metropolitan G.O. Cos. Cov. Garden. London Metropolitan G.O. Cos.
CARL GA.NTVOORT EDWIN STEVENS HEHHKHT W ATEHOI 9
Boston Opera Cos. PAULINE HALL Metropolitan Q.O. Cos.
(•EO.FItOIHIM.HAM MISHA FERKNZO PHILIP SHEFFIELD
SVLV.A VAN DYCK Royal O. O. Cos., ANNA BtTWKRT
LOUSE LeBARRON Dresden. DOROTHY ARTHUR
Company of 100. Chorua of SO aelected from the Metropolitan.
Philadelphia and Chicago Grand Opera Companies. Orches'ra of 40.
NEVER BEFORE IN LIGHT OPER A H\ «* THERE BERN SUCH A
MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION.
LYCEUM Sr'.>BEG.^ T .v
DENMAN THOMPSON’S
HTEe OLD | izz
OMESTEAD
evening ®^ or 7 That Appeals to All Mankind. matinee
prices ■ ——T =s- PRICES
All the Celebrated Semen aad M oaten 1 Fee- |
terse, taelailag l&C
The Famoua Double Male Quartet, The ™
4 Grand Choir, Grace Church, New York, Etc.
Perea me I Dlreetlea es Mr, Freak Tkompaoa.
TODAY—EI see or Meatell la "A WOMAN’S NAME.”
I THE FAMILY THEATER TK
CORTINA QUA, Id A. M. TO 11 iO<i P. 11. ||| K h»r
ALGMERTKD OWC'IIESTRA. C. PHITZ HARHI, DIRECTOR. "
FRANK GHAt.AM and EDITH RANDALL
PrMcat “A QAY OLD ROY"
A Prafena fa—Ay Will a AurprUlnic I'lalah.
AHKAKN U 110*1., SKAT, ARTISTIC IIMiISH All) DANCING.
TII.LI WHITSB V] I O DOSSKIL BROTHKRn7
aSO LUa. of Vaadrvllla. |_ “la Dear Old Ireland."
BKALTirt'L Kremer, Belleolaire and Harman
K( HOPKAR SKRSATIORAL ACnOOATI.
MA y B A J|'\K, I Till! KK
“faffertaa will a »nHra»e« f." I Jnve a 11» Wina Ia a Cnardlra ara.
By EDGAR FOREMAN A Oil.
"OAB-CTRCId-DAY"—SPECIAL SCENIC EFFECTS,
j LATEST toOTiuN
lUO I DIPTIinPfi I'MIKIM AM) 'on* mm Yeu
Hl.krr I rIU I UVIL9 DKIHATIC Like
miow. litter PRICES ■■
aL vf^ ■ w A fti\iV^
FRANCE-REITH A. CO.
1 la a Comleal Satire oa tkr Suffragette f|aestloa Entitled ‘THE
ROSS OF THE HOUSE.”
latmdaHag The Saffragette Cktef es Police.
These Titian Twins. JESS BELQARD
THE HARTMAN BIBTERB The Fanny Mnnlenl Datrhmaa.
Ortgtnnl California Trim He Han Meste In Hla Clethea.
T *"”’ n ‘‘"'* FIVE HOWARDS
WILLIAMS « GILBERT ... A . rt „
Sidewalk Ceaveraetteeallete. Oymaeatn aad Aerehafs
FLORENCE EVANSBARR~ LYNN A UNA WESLEY
Eeeeatrte Slngtag and Comedy Skit,
W hint ling Comedienne "IN4 Girl From Haekerdnm”
*■ > Ldeghable Comedy . Sketeh Ratitled
J "THE Ml RGLAR AND THE LADY”
ART Ail AIM
KalrnaUer mm the Columbia bill.
OAVKTV.
Whoever wrote "The Klyln* Dutch
nmn. ' In Hilly W Watson and
the Girl* from Happyland will appeft -
In the Onyotv tninter. n* vt week,
profited by the aucreaa of George M.
(Continued oa Pear Five!
TEMPLES]
MCTi\i J .k lA'Htl tivv-iu. hfUt* J
VAt DK VILLE’S DRAMATIC TRIUMPH
GEORGE BEBAN
DlatlasuUbcd Character Actor, aad Associates In
"THE SIGN OF THE ROSE"
The best play vaudeville has sssn In many ysars.— N. Y. BTAIL
PADL MORTONINAOMA GLASS
IN A MERRY SINGING AND TALKING SKIT,
"My Lady of the Bungalow"
A I.AM IIS* CLUB GAMBOL PLAY.
“HONOR AMONG THIEVES”
Aa Original Solntlwa of a Perpleatag Flaasclal Problem.
Edwards, Ryan & Tierney CHAS. & FANNIE VAN
HoHlcklua Rngtlmero. -Stag* Carpenter ts Aehter"
THE GYPSY QUEEN ctfixfh trio
IRENE RERCSF.NY, Assisted MIS.IWBK JnlU
by Tuaka. Harly-Burly Tusahler*.
THE TWO DOOLEYS—JED AND ETHEL
Mooreo cope t'aihe Weekly —
n nss «A PC Datro.t’* GrM.NI
Iwl II M Wud
Xf LOQtint \ou» V*u-evi.ie
Beats Meaerved. Phene M. ISO.
• Shew* Dally—Mata. Dally 2iM. 1.000 I \\ KKK nrn A I RAT.
beat* loo—Evg*. TiM t* 11—l Se. 90e. 3d* | COM ULUi / | 3.30 P. M.
VAUDEVILLE’S MAMMOTH PRODUCTION,
“THE STAR BOUT”
A Romance of tbe Prime Blag.
/ THE GREtTEST S-ROUND BOUT EVER STAGED
ftPP I ’I HE GOSLIVN TRUNING tit ARTE lib
Y LL 1 THE HOW EMC AFTER DARK
APP < THE OLI MPIAN BOXING CLUB
ULL | HIE FIGHT ARENA
w l -THE STAR BOUT"
FRED ANNA
ECKHOFF and GORDON
"THE MUSICAL LAUGH MAKERS."
AMERICA’S FOREMOST CHARACTER ACTOR.
JOSEPH CALLAHAN
Presenting Speaking Llheneaea of Croat Men Pant an Present.
P-OTHEB STC ACTB-B
CONTINUOUS MATINEES TODAY AND TOMORROW FROM S TO B
g If g T All Seats
Xp&fitmbia cewt3
TEDDY HARDCASTLE A CO.
IN A HOIiERKIIi PLAVLRT,
“THE CATSPAW*’
ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST STAGE SETTINGS EVER SHOWN.
IVA DONNETTE MARGO'S MANIKINS
“KoLOHED KuMKUI" Differ eat from Other Manikin Asia
. ,^ R . T . AD^ ,R *£ a .. THREE LESTERS
“MASK* ■IPo\ U UK , r t ”HKIiVTIIY > .
IjYN h \'//aho NIE longbrake, McConnell
a. ~m. .A. ou. u. & RICHARDSON
Tolland." Slnartag Entertainers Estraerdlaary
**Tbe Canlae Stars g\ g\ | flhft f Q • la « lr * n
of Vaudeville." V/Ulll O UUUd VlUa«aLil*
•IT HAPPENED IN DOGVILLK"
A VENUE | Z‘JZ\ I “oli'Lr E
THE GIRLS
From MISSOURI
HEADED BY
DAINTY
EVA MULL
THE LITTLEST LEADING LADY.
Lut 2 Time* Today—THE DANDY GIRLS,
The Chicago
Ladies' Orchestra
Will Furnish an Entsrtalnmant
In the
Y. M. C. A.
Auditorium
at 8 p. m.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th
General Admission* 25 Cents
DANCINQTONI6HT
aad aEvery Sight Eif*rt ■aaday.
Vtuyre Hotel uardene
The Place Like Home
TOSIUHT
Mardl Oran—aelee* M—ls ■ Pretty
Ulrla— l.nf* •( Kaa.
ADMIftMIO* FRKE,
Per Clevelaad, Plttebargh aad all
petata eouih end Hit leave dally IM*
p. m. Fare to Cleveland It. Pittsburgb
11.36; upper berth. II; llwer berth.
|1 61, whole room. 13,60.
\% eek-Kad Kaemreteaa every talar,
day—Clevelaad |t 60 round trip.
Ticket Offices: Wayne-St dock, Ma
jestic Bldg., lit Woodward-even IT4
Orlswold-st.
Jeh Pr lot lag Deee Right. Tlatee
Prtatlag Cos, Ift Jeha IL-gt.
g s ROLLEF
THE PLACH lot; KNOW |
3 bfibblONS DAILY I
to to isi at« S| Ttae to iviae f
ST HA I II Sf«TBKN’ 14-PIJCCR I
BRASS BASD.
SoralsK Seoefoas, faaaewg Toma- a
waada Mraea Dead organ. ■
Freo morning Instructions to am
beginners. Ladles free Meaday II
aad Thuraday hfteraeea aad ■ '
evealaga. Only rink In the city
equipped with Richardson n«w li
speH.il fiber wheel, ball-bearing .1J
skates. Ppeelali Wed. night. R
Dec. 4. Leap YSar skating party. II
Souvenirs so everybody. ■ '
GRAND
RAPIDS
DAILY IBEVICE
leave Detroit fdl A.I.
Arrive Peatlhe SiftT A. M.
" Daraad • liH A. M.
« Oweeee iet JiU A. M.
a at. Jobes IOiINR. M.
« loala ISiM A. M.
“ <4read Raplda 11 iftg A. M.
Buffet Parlor Cars and Coached
Leave Detroit 4e«n P. M.
Arrive Peatlae Si4o P. g,
e Daraad Si Aft p. g.
« Oweeee tdtP. R
a St. Johae 7iS7 P. H
a loala ........... a<Sg P. ML
« Oread Ray Me.,.. IiMP, R
PtandarJ LI ring Car Servtea.
Parlor Cars and Coached.
OHy Tickmt Offlom