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58
U. S. CASK TO BUILD
HOSPITALS IN TOKIO
$3,500,CC0 Surplus Red
Cross Quake Fund to Be ;
for Fraternal Memorial. !
Correspondence of the Associated Press.
TOKIO. September -0. Construc
tion of the two largo memorial hos
pitals in Toyio nml Yokohama with j
tho remainder of the proceeds of the ,
fund raised in the United States by
the American Red Cross for earth- ;
quake relief following the catastro- I
phe of 19-3 will be commenced early j
next Sprinp. The amount to he ex- i
pended on the hospitals is approxi- ,
inately 8.500.000 yen.
For the Toklo Fraternity Memorial .
Hospital a site valued at 625.000 yen !
has been purchased in Honjo and the I
Fraternal .Memorial Hospital Kounda-;
tion has begun the work of training ;
100 nurses who will be used in thei
new building.
Endowment Provided.
The hospital building and its equip- j
mem will cost about 2.375.000 yen and
the Foundation has set aside 4,000.-
000 yen as an operating reserve fund.
The building and equipment of the
memorial hospital to Vie established i
at Yokohama will cost 500.000 yen j
and this institution will have double
this amount as its reserve fund. 1
The building for the memorial hos-j
pital in Tokio will be of steel and
concrete construction and is design
ed to be proof both against fire and
earthquake. It will be completed with
in two years. The Hospital Founda
tion has been ready for some time to
proceed with the building, but the
work has been held hack pending the
completion of the adjustment of the
sale of the land, which will lie effect- '
ed before the end of the year by the j
Reconstruction Bureau, according to;
the authorities. j
V. S. Have >3.500.000
The American Red Cross Society!
transmitted to the Fraternity Memor
ial Hospital Foundation $3,000,000 last )
year and $500,000 later. At that time, j
the American organization suggested)
to the Japanese authorities that the
fund might lie used for the establish- j
niont of a memorial hospital since the
funds for relief work were no longer
needed. While the offer was made un
conditionally, the Japanese officials
concurred with the suggestion coming
from the American Red Cross head
quarters. Since the remittance, the
fund has been swelled by interest and
by the time the hospitals are com
pleted, more than 500.000 yen will have
accrued in this way. J
Will Broadcast Taft Address,
The address of Chief Justice Wil
liam H. Taft at the dedication of the
Alphonso Taft College of Law of the
University of Cincinnati October 28
will bo broadcast by WSAI.
I Have You a Savings 1
Account With Us? I
Then you should JOIN TODAY A SJ
mrular t-avei- "mows down" all obsta- ill
f'r.s that prevent sue'ess. We nav S
•> e interest on Savings Account* fa
rank!
ffj OF COMMERCE I
and savings I
Cor. 7th and E Sts.
THE
HECHINGER CO.
“From Foundation to Roof”
DOORS AND
SASH
—Both salvaged and new.
New doors, stock size, $3 and
up; Sash, new, six lights, 95c
each; Screens, 40c each.
WINDOW SETS ;
—Complete Frames. Trim, ;
Sash and Hardware. !?4.50 up. *
Main Office }
6th & C Sts. Southwest
Camp Meigs (
sth & Fla. Ave. Northeast (,
TIIE j i
HECHINGER CO. 1
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DANCING. p
GLOVERS. 613 22nd N.W PRIVATE LES- '5
•ona any time. 760. Course. 4prtv.. 3 class, $4. | ,
Guar, results. Fine emironment. W. 1129 j S
PROF. AND MRS U. A. AC HER STUDIO. £
1127 loth st. n.w.-—Classes Mon. and Eri.. 8 1'
to 11 ji.ni.. with orchestra. Priv. lessons by t
appointment. Fr 8507. Established 1!»00. ’
MR. STAFFORD PEMBERTON. * 5
Lessons in All Styles ol Dam-ing. 1
Studio 1831) Biltmore st. Phone Col 2902 j
J9» \
Spanish and Classic Dancing !
MRS. MAE DAVISON. f
Studio. 132!) M St. NAV. «
Private or Class. Classes Now Forming. |
Anna Lanoff
SCHOOL 01 DANCING. ! V
Paviowa’s Method
Instruction of Chlldrrn a Si>p«*!altr. I |
*503 Champlain St. N.W. Adams * j
GATHERN BALLET !
719 9th St. N.W. M. 9-E.V- 8
School of hurh standing. Can teaeh ve-i she C
latest in few private lessons. Assembly Tues- j
day. Special rates for ladies in orchestra. £
lb* '
HELEN JANE MARK «
Disciple of Ruth St. Denis I .>
SCHOOL Ol CREATIVE DANCING V
Method
Rallet technique. All types of Oriental t
and classical. classes limited to eight .
pupils. Special children's classes. fc
American Step Dancing f.
Musical Comedy, Acrobatic, Buck, i /
Soft Shoe and Charleston j
Professional Routines Guaranteed '
1818 M tt. N.W. Franklin 9732. 16*
LETTIE MARIE BARRETT 1
Sat tonally Known Danseuse (
WiU Make You a "Perfect" Ballroom Dancer ]
THE CASTLE CLIB €
studio, 1213 K St. NAV. Fr. 6263 )
Psricing With Orchestra Mondays and Fridays £
TJ Teach you to dance cor- V
i/nvjood o rgptiy ln a few i eMOng £
JfROF.-MRS. Strictly private; any hour. *
1311 M BT. N.W. Class and dance Saturday £
Vain 1732. evening with orchestra. ,5
Toilariata. Charleaton. Foxtrot. Tango. Waltz. £
I TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS.
j National—“ The Passionate Prince,"
I Oriental play, at 8:20 p.m. ,T atin'.e
j at 2:20 p.m.
i Poli's —"Artists and Models,"
j at 8:20 p.m.
Belasco—"ls Zat So?” comedy, at
j 8:20 p.m. .Matinee at 2:20 p.m.
, Keith’s—Alice Lloyd—Bransby Wil
; Hams, vaudeville, at 2:13 and 8:15 p.m.
Karle—“Homer Lind Revue.” vaude
i ville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m.
j Straml—“Alive in Toyland.” vaude
j ville. continuous frcmi 12:30 to 11 p.m.
[ Layety—"Talk of the Town," bur
j lesque. at 2:15 and S:ls p.m.
I -Mutual— "Speedy Steppers.” bur
j lesque. at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m.
Palace—" Little Annie Roonev," at
II a.m.. 1. 3:10. 5:10, 7:10 and 9:25 p.m.
i Columbia—" The Pony Express,” at
j 10:50 Hi.ni., 12:50, 3, 5. 7 and 9:15 p.m.
! Metropolitan—“ The Dark Angel,"
; at 11:35 a.m., 1:35, 3:10. 5:30, 7:35 and
| 3:40 p.m.
Rialto "Thunder Mountain.” 'at
| 11:35 a.m., 1:35, 3:40. 5:40. 7:40 and
j 9:40 p.m.
Tivoli—“Fine Clothes," at 2, 4 5:53, j
• 7:30 and 9:45 p.m.
! Ambassador—" Tin Iron Horse,” at;
! 6:13, S and 9:40 p.m
• Central—“ Shore 1 .tuvve,” at 12:30, 2, j
3:30, 5, 6:30, S and 9-40 p.m.
Special Sale on Plants
Visit Our Nursery
"vines 50C j
! Peony
j Roots «JUC |
| Butterfly 7C„
| Shrubbery. j*i
variety • j
1 'greens $1.50 lllltl lip
Rodman Bros.
1449 Park Road N.W.
<>♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦◄ ;
j JOHN R. COCHRAN. THUS. P. HICKMAN.
President. V. P. and < uahier.
i 3% 4%
On Time
S iving* Funds
Cidnmercial business and savings ao
counts specialized and solicited.
Resources Over $5,000,000.
WE RENDER TO BANK CUSTOM
ERS A SERVICE IN SURPASSED BY I
THAT OF ANY BANK IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Monthly statement of accounts
rendered
We hare for free distribution handsome
metal eatings banks, which, inculcate the
spirit of thrift.
Bank Remains Open I'ntil 5:15 PM.
on Government Pay l)a\.
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Tenth St., at Penna. At©. N.W.
Branch
Jill Connecticut Avenue
Cafritz Has Created a Wonderful Community in
Pretty Petworth
We have built more than houses—we have built a community of
HOMES—into which have been put all the elements of comfort and the
accessories of luxury. There is no place in Washington like Petworth
and no Homes to compare with Cafritz “Life-time” Homes.
Think of some feature you’d like—and you come to find it —and
many others—already provided.
The prices and terms are convincing.
$8,950 —$1,000 cash—s7s a month
Inspect all three Exhibition Homes——426 and
522 Buchanan Street; between New Hampshire and
Illinois Aves., anti 4814 Seventh Street, between
Decatur and Emerson Streets.
O pen from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Take the Busses to Grant Circle, or the 1 Ith, or Georgia Ave
nue cars to Buchanan or Emerson Streets, or phone us and our auto
will be at your disposal.
Watch Washington Grow to a Million
14th & K Builders of Communities M. 9080
1 This Winter l lZ a <tZZh I
wind broad- 0
casts its icy blasts—Florida is basking in the
sun and enjoying the gentle breezes from the /gjj
gulf. It’s just up to you. Here are two con- 0
venientJy arranged low-priced tours to help you 0
make up your mind. 0
{FLORIDA!
§ NEXT 12-DAY j NEXT 8-DAY I
® BOAT and LAND TRAIN and BUS <•>
g ROUND TRIP ROUND TRIP f
TOUR TOUR ssSj
>' October 16th ( n , , __ 01
October 20th &!
i t-day boat trio ) ..-jf
to Jacksonville— \ 1
fir $v M#i
Jacksonville. ft? JaJkXVille. ®!
mart l b; e Tn rT «h‘u oV°. r “dSyJpre- Open Every Evening Until $j
vloas to aniline. } 10 P.M. j
These special price j Phone l's at Once— © 1
tours are arranged i Main 347, 6753, 6736 ® ;
® only for the accommo- 1 0
dation of those persons ) Homeseekers’ Realty Company 0
who are interested in j Asrenits lor the jI I
the purchese of FLOR-
I) BT b THE SEA »neki llollynood. Fl«. 1. W. loon,. Prw. A
l iZ, HYMAN N. LEVY @j
District Mgr. ra
x Address /Jv
' Washington, D. C.
| 1426 N. Y. Are. N.W. ||
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, I). C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14* 1925.
Halloween:
NOVELTIES
—Costumes, noise makers,
masks, etc. A tremendous
stock.
GARRISON’S
Wholesale Toy and Novelty Ce.. lee.
• 914 E St. N.W. J
JK M E-SCO
fff&M/ CUP TESTED
WM“S3
MESWiNGco ioiTTTt
CURE
W jB —ue have Blank Books, j
! Always a Big supply on
j hand.
E. Morrison Paper Co.
1009 Pa. Ave.
■ delicious I riCkJT*
■ HOMEMADE I Iff Hi I
VGANDIES I 1 ***™ *
1013 E-ST ~ 7IS-IVST ~ Zl6 •13 ST
MT. VERNON
Rteamer
Charles Macalester
l>av©9 7th St Wharf
10 A.M. and 2 P.M.
Round Trip. 85c. AdmUaion 25c. j
Ou: < . 1
Opt
reauy at ail tmi«s wMV
J to advise you re
\ tfartliiij; your 1
•♦if»:i Stop in anti J
have your eyes examine*!
M.A. LEESE«EK|ft»|
swre" 712 11th Street 1 !
The Portner
Apartments
15th and You Sts. N.W.
Try Our
Excellent Home Cooked i
Table d’Hote Dinner !
75c
Daily, 5:30 to 7 P.M.
Ample Parking Space
I |
Get It At Gibson s
Where Your Dollars Have More Cents
Gibson s Great Expansion Sale
Starts Tomorrow
Special Announcement to the
People of Washington
Our Radio, Electrical and Hardware departments have
outgrown their present quarters. We were compelled to
expand into our new building, 915 G St. N.W., so that we
could take ample care of our many good customers. We
arc very anxious to have every one visit our new Radio,
Electrical and Hardware Store, so we are putting on a
Great E.xpansion Sale in all departments.
DO NOT FAIL TO COME IN
DURING THIS GREAT SALE
HERE YOU CAN SEE A COMPLETE
LINE OF
cNewand Improved
epmgi
$39 50
RCA Radiolas Are Also on Display |
All Sets Sold on Convenient Terms |
Great Expansion Sale on Radio
and Electrical Specials
Radio Specials
Brandos Superior QQ $3.75 Large 45-Volt. ©.-» in
Phones .Special ©Z.49
Brandes $10.o<) Table ©*w |Q $4.75 Heavy-duty ©•» qo
Talkers. Special.. * •*'9 45-Volt. Special.
Manhattan SIO.OO Ail- Burgess B Batteries—
justabln L,,,, ,i 4no ?- 00 Large 22L;- © | «q
Speaker. Special.. $4.98 Volt
Crosley Musicone. 98 !' * 4 $2.89
Westlnßhou.se Storage Battery, $4.79
100-ampere-hour. q«* _
■’ >« «• Wire-. 39c
$10.98 Electric Soldering Iron.. 08c I I
R ‘j A U a n -P S" n * $2 25 Franco Dry Cells 29c
nlngham Tubes Eveready Drv Cells. ©b no
Eveready B Batteries— - t fnr ’ ©I.OO
Volt. Special Burgess Dry Cells. Each,
Above Radio Specials on Sale Only at 915 G St.
Electrical Specials
Electric Light Bulbs Edison Mazda Bulbs
10-watt Clear ] 10-watt Clear
15-watt Clear 23c Each 15-watt Clear Only
25-watt Clear L or 25-watt Clear L » 7r
40-watt Clear _ . - 40-watt Clear f _ .
50-watt Clear I ® ‘ or 50-watt Clear ■ E*ch
60 Watt Clear, 29c ©B |Ar| 6c Watt q<b
each, or 4 for ©A.UU Clear Os£C
Size Electric $5.00 Hot Point Elec- ©Q qo
Room Heater. Spe- ©x: 4.Q trie Iron. Special.. . ©0.09
‘\ ,Hl * 6-lh. Guaranteed Ele<- ©v> ja
Ln I versa I Electric trie Iron. Special ©*£.49
Room Heater. Spe- ©d |q 3-lh. Uuaranteed Elec- ©o
1 ** * trie Iron. Special ©«J.4*9
\ lolet Ray Machines. Electric Hot Plate, ©x
Regularly $12.50. ©Q qo Special ©1.49
~ *” * $5.00 A. C. Vibrator. ©•» qq
Electric Treatment ©7 aq Special ©D.9o
Special.... W« ■* Gibson Three-heat
Single-heat Electric ©0 Electric Bad. guar- ©o r
Pad. Very special... «N*.4<9 antecd „ y<^ r * ©B.oo
Electric Toaster $1.98 Electric Curling 1r0n.... 59c
Candy Specials
3—sc Love -ifk I ih. Hershey 9 n
„ * efit AUC Kisses o9c
3 —6 c Seven- -1
Eleven AUC 1 lb. Chocolate on
3—sc Hershey -■ Sponge OVC
I3ars lUC 1 lb. Park and Tilford's
3 —loc Hershey txrv Delicious Chocolate
Bars Cordial Cherries 09C
lb. Hershey q 3 — s<- Luden’s -in
Cocoa Cough Drops... MIC
NO CANDY DELIVERED.
Our Special Banner Leader
On Assorted Chocolates
1 pound Very Fine Assorted Chocolates, absolutely A
fresh. Very special
Great Expansion Sale on Soaps
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only
Or Until Stocks Are Exhausted
10 P. &G. White Xaph
tha. .Special 4 Old Dutch Cleanser . <2«>C
Limit, 10 to customer. Limit, 4 to customer.
12 Guest Ivory 45c 10 Star Soap 47c I
Limit, 12 to customer. Limit. 10 to customer.
10 Palmolive Soap 59c 10 Kajrv Soap 39c
Limit, 10 to customer. Limit. 10 to customer.
6 Ivory Soap Flakes.... 49c
Limit, 6 to customer.
Great Palmolive Specials
I—Palmolive Shaving Cream and 125 c can Palmolive “J (T
After Shaving Talcum, both for U«/C
I—soc Palmolive Shampoo and 150 c jar of either Palm- grfl
olive Cold or Vanishing Cream *SUC
Great Razor Specials
I—Gold-plated Auto-Strop Razor, complete with case.
1 blade and strop, and 125 c tube of D. &R. Perfect A(\
Shaving Cream, both, very special 4VC
I—Durham Duplex Razor, in case with 1 blade, and 125 c
tube of D. & R. Perfect Shaving Cream, both special.
Great Fountain Pen Special
Self-Filling Fountain Pen, very many styles to select nr
from, each pen guaranteed. Very special.
Other styles up to $9.
Sorry we cannot deliver any specials advertised
in this sale
Get It At Gibson s
Where Your Dollars Have More Cents
915-917-919 G ST. N.W.
' AMUSEMENTS.
O««I£TKX .STAHL* Y COMPANY Os AMfUtCA
issio
GOROZOTJB AND COMZOBTABLZ
HIGH GRADE PROGRAM 1 TOll
“The Road to Starland” I
“HOMERUND^SREVUeJ
Fir it Wiahlngton BHo wist ■
Hold Your Hot odd Sit Tliht ■
“WILD, WILD SUSAN” I
IS HERE I
A Poromount Ploturo I
fi OTHER PERFECT FEATURES
Keith'* Popular Priced
Vaudeville and
Stanley Photoplay*
STARTING SCHEDULE:
Pictures— 1, 4:30, 7:50
YodvU—3. 0:15. 9:15
I Direction Stanley Co. of America.
IHA.MJAU.r-" 1 -
METROPOLITAN
F AT 10th I
TODAY—II A. N. to 11 P. M.
First National Special
VILMA BANKY
RONALD COLMAN
Supported fey an exceptional
cant In a romance that has
the world war aa Its remote
background, the
DARKANGEL
-extra
imperial
MALE QUARTET
In a chromatic prologue at
8(85, 7130 and 9i35 !>■ M.
“Oor Cong” fontedyi Sce:itcj
World Survey: Wtirld Serlea;
Washington's Finest Orchestra
CRANDALL’S T,vw, ‘ , - _ _
! till A I’.irk Kd.N.W
TOIiAV—T.EWIS sTONf. K I,MA Kl'-
UENS. RAYMOND ORIKFITH and
I'F.RCi MARMOV! i i FINK
CLOTH Ks AL ST. JOHN in
' KAJR WARNING And TOPICS
TOMORROW—ANITA STKWART in
NKVER THK TWAIN shai.l
MKKT AKSOP FABLE and RK
CRANDALI’S ambassador
UUUIUALL o lHth&( oI.Rd.NAV.
TOI>AV ANIi TOMORROW—MADGE
BELLAMY and OKU ROE OBRIEN
in THE IRON HORSE
CRANDALL’S .
TODAY—RK HARD BARTHELMESS
:m1 DOROTHY MACKAILL in
"SHORE LEAVE And OIR
OAMJ in ’ BOY- WILL BE JOYS
TOMORROW RICHARD DIX in
THK I.I'CK Y DEVIL" And
NEAL BURNS in "SOUP TO
NUTS."
CRANDALL’S Savov ThPa, e r
nth and Col. Rd.
TODAY -- BETTY BRONSON and
ADOLPHE MENJOU in "ARE
PARENTS PEOPLE! ’ And COM
EDY.
TOMORROW CLAIRE WINDSOR
and pat O’MALLEY in THE
WHITE DESERT" And SEN
— NETT S J.’SKINNERS IN SILKU
CRANDALL’S fl Vf. nu t Gra " d
t>4« Pa. Atr. (t.E.
TODAY—LEWIS STONE. ALMA RU
BENS RAYMOND GRIFFITH and
PERCY MAR.MO NT in "FINE
CLOTHES.” AESOP FABLE and
TOMORROW - TOM MOORE and
7.ASU PITT- in "PRETTY LA
DIES" And SPAT FAMILY in
THE ROYAL FOUR FLUSH "
CRANDALL’S Th^"-
v.u.xv.auu U u-»4 H St. NF.
TODAY VIRGINIA VAT.LI 'in
"SIEGE." And SENNETT’S
“SNEEZING BEEZERS "
TOMORROW—ALICE JOYCE and
CLIVE BROOK in “THE HOME
MAKKR." And CAMEO COMEDY _
CRANDALL’S ra \ or M h TZ
Ga. At.. A Unrher St
TODAY—RICHARD PIX In "THE
LUCKY DEVIL" And HARRY
LANGDON in "HIS MARRIAGE
TOMORROW—VIRGINIA VALT.I in
CCUMEDY An " HAL R ° ACH
j CRANDALL’S
TODAY—LON . GHANKY m '"THE
UNHOLY THREE." And CAR
TOON
TOMORROW—ALICE JOYCE and
CLIVE BROOK in "THE HOME
MAKER And EDDIE GORDON
in ' THE POLO K'T) "
GAYETY s fl3 r
COLUMBIA BURLESQUE
11. M. Strong Pre«»pnt«
“TALK OF THE TOWN”
With
CHARLES (SLIM) TIMBLIN
Results of World's Series Games
from State
Ladles' Matinee Dailr. 25e
J^ex^lWek——|J[^^Re^i^Parisienne*^^
TONIGHT |%*HUBERT#k Mi t. Today I
AtB:M Ktl ACpO
50c to s23o ßitLfl5 WW 5()c , 0 sl^,
Hanncrment Meiart. Shubert
SABiS BOOTHE and MESSRS7 BHtIBEitT
Present
The Greatest. Loudest and
Longest Laugh. Last Times of
“IS ZAT SO?”
By JAKE* GLEABOV * RIOKASD TAB ZB
NfflTP °,' rta « .4° Unxh* and length of
11 I£t play the curtain mutt riee at i
——» > and »■
BEXT BUM. MIGHT—BXATB THTJBB.
BUGENSO’NEILL'S I
de^ir|
UNDER THE ELMS
milh Frank MCOltpui a !
The Most DUcneaed Play es the Century !
Direct Prom 49-Week Bun in Hew York
The Greateat Artiata For
- the Leaat Money.
MONDAY EVENING !
' CONCERT SERIES
Presented by Peggy Albion
| WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM
19th & E Sts. N.W.
Opening Concert October 19
Reinald Werrenrath
At 8:15 F.M.
Other Concerts Include
i l.nrrezia Burl Louise Homer
; Josef Hofmann J l‘J l, J* 0 1 n
Benno Moisel-
Albert Spaldin* witseh
London Ktrin* Cleveland Or-
Quartet chestra
Alexander Brailowsky and
i Florence Austral
I Tickets now—Jordan Piano Co.. I.lth A i
O Sts. N.W. Phone Main 487 j
Woodward Si Lothrou
(Vletrola Dept.)
Subscription Tickets, S 5, *lO, *ls—
war tax. for entire series.
Single Concert Tickets, 91, 81.50, $T
I —plus tax.
4
First Trust Loans
Large and Small
Second Trust Loans
J. BENSON THOMAS COMPANY
818 J.3UI at. N.W. M-in *Alti
AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.
! WASHINGTOrS LEfIDIHG THEfITERS f'
i LOEWS r LOEWS I
COLUMBIA PALACE I
1 F Street at 12th F ■ treat at ISth i
TODAY Aim ALL WdH Tona-r .«n a.. s
| Paramount Present* ODAT AJID ALL WEEK g
I "J||£ PONY Vnitod AreutM ProaoM |
I EXPRESS piCKFORD
S B fames Cruse's %sondsrf%tl ruo~ I I V a
cwr to 'TtoCoverod Waco* t w u , t> |
■ BTT T COMMON—RICARDO *V x '£y\ v I
H CORTEZ WALLACE BEERY— LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY” 1
i ERNEST TORRENCE. WITH hadtes §
' Wltk Ixdtl Mnilo Special Mast cal Score, |
1 COYTISrOC*, lOrSO A. M.—ll p. H. |
\ Thrilling! Sensational! #
X Tickets Now on Sale for >
250-Mile National Championship
Classic Auto Races
See //ie World*B Famous Drivers
1 on World*s Fastest Race Track y
C Purse of $25,000
1 Baltimore-Washingrton Speedway \
/ Laurel, Md., Saturday, Oct. 24, 2 P.M. S
C GENERAL ADMISSION
C TICKETS ON SALE Adults, 52.00 >
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