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THE' WASHINGTON TIMES: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26,, 1910.
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K&ystbne Memories Kept Green, v
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Little Building in Which Com
edy Films Started to Be
Carefully Preserved.
AS FIRST FILM MONUMENT
Future Stars Started With One
Automobile and, an Assort
, merit' of Rosy Hqpes.
The motion pictured nrc bculn
nlnR to, acquire rulnal.
Ttoally, truly ruins, they are, too.
Wot the ort thnt one nnda In
Kurope, either from age, or war, but
the kind that have memories clus
tered about them 'Instead of vy
menforlestliat can.be called ever
green' because thelr'contalner is cov
ered with a particularly enduring
hade of. emerald-hued paint. N
But they are ruins, and It la
easily understood why. the particu
larly tearful ruins abeut which this
relates Is the old studio of the Key
stone companyl The Keysto'nera
have outgrown It. From & small as
sortment of energetic comedians.
Mack Bennett's aggregation' first ao
qulrcd a police, force, and then Kept
expanding ,untll now (April, 2. 3
p; m.), there are eighteen com
panies. ,.
i Of course, the average person
would guffaw at such. a thing an the
Keystone company preserving Its
birthplace as a monument for future
ages. Let them. The ardent Key
stonera won't. .And neither will tho
press agent of the ompany, for this
Is a brand-new lead for a press
' story; and there Is every Indication
thatihe Intends to work It to a fare-jre-well.
'
Scoffers May Scoff.
However that may bo, scoffers must
remember that-last week'a picture
play Is as hopelessly- out of style as
'the bustle. And so last year's studio
may be but a tender memory. In
this case, however, It Isn't last'year's,
ttudlo. About It-the " little green
painted building 10x10 feet square
that occupies the center of the pres-
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
By GARDNfeR MACK.
Crandalt's, ' Ninth and E streets
"Wllllam I?amum and Dorothy Ber
nard In "The Man of Borrow,"
adapted from the, drama." Hood
man Blind" (Fox. Film Co.)
Circle. ilOG Pennsylvania iwcnue
William Faanum and Dorothy Ber-
' nard In "Fighting Blood" (Fos
mm coo
'Mksdnlc Auditorium. Thirteenth
Street and New Yorkavenue-Frank
Sheridan In "The Struggle." by
Harry Chandlcei
'Carolina. North .Carolina venu,
.near uloventh street-Kathlyri, Wll
' llama In "Sweet Alyssum" CV. U.
B, B.-Bc!lg).
Strand. Ninth and D streets-Nance
.O'Nell In '.'The Flames of Johan
na," adapjed from the play by
Herman Sudermann (V. L. B. E.
Lubln). Garden. 3 Ninth street-Olga Pe
trova In "Playing With Fire".
(Metro).
Favorite. First and II streets Rob
.ert Edeson In "For a Woman's
Fair Name" (V. I B. E.-Vlta-graph).
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Loew's Columbia. Twelfth and F
streets Marie Doro In "The Heart
of Nora, Flynn" (Famous Players).
Empire. MS, II streeta northeast
, Ethel Clayton, in "Dollars and the
Woman" tV. h.B. E.-Lubln).
American, First street and Ithoda
Island avenue Itlchard Travers In
"The Crimson Wing" (V. I S.- E.
(Essanay). Crandalt's Apollo, 624 H. street north
east DUstln Farnum In "The Call
of the Cumberlands" .(adapted from
s the novel by Charles Mevllle Buck
Morosco). .
Olympic, 1431 You street-Charlla
Chaplin' in "Carmen," a burlesque
of the story by Prosper Merlmee
(Y. If B. E.-Essanay).
Crandall'a Avenue Grand. .Penn
sylvania avenue Mabel Tallferro
In "Her1 Great Price."
Note These selections are made
from programs prepared by the
manageraof tho theaters concerned,
and no responsibility Is assumed for1
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality of the' players""and" the
producing company, and not 1 per
sonal Inspection, except in special
teases. G. ill.
ANURIC, The Newest Discovery.
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tism,
to try
Pierce
and all
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n'rove
k-niore,
Folks in town and adioinincr
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tsiiiiiilLiiiiiiiiiiiiiki
they have obtained1 by using "Atwric," the newest discovery of Dr. Pierce,
who is head of tjie Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,, N. Y. -They daily voice their
praise of thfr merits of "Anuric," the discovery of Dr. Pierce, of "Favorite
Prescription" and "Golden Medical Discovery" fame.i Here is a letter for
instance,' tjhat of. MR, A. G. DRAKE. He says:
. "I took onobox of Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for lame back and
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weiut Biuiioyu nnu. vvfio iiiutii jjciieiueu, my uuvk cuinmencca to KCS DCttcr
soon after starting to take the tablets. I do not have to walk doubled
over as J did .before taking them.
"Anyric" is. .th'o bes.t remedy I have ever taken for what- it is intended
for. I Hope those whovare in need of such a remedy will give tho
Anuric' Tablets a trial.!' Advt,
SfFJiist step into the drug
er send Doctor' Pierce 10 cents
Do It With Fresh Paint!
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DOROTHTT BERNARD AND WILLIAM tfARNUM.
Scene from "The Man of Sorrow," adapted from the stage production,
"Hoodman Blind' to be seen at Crandall's today and tomorrow.
ent Keystone "yard" cluster tho
primeval history of Keystonlng as a
line art.
I It was In this building that Mabel
Normand, Ford Sterling, Kred Mace,
and Alice Davenport made the first
Keystone comedy under Bennett's di
rection as an experiment. Bennett
wrote the plays, when they had one,
worked out the plots for the scenery,
etc., hunted the locations, and more
often than not, played the leading
part while directing the production
of the films.
Alice DaVenport tells entertaining
ly of the early struggles. Likewise
' she gives away a lot of Interesting
thlngB about how the original Key
stone comedies were made. Some of
'em looked it. But she tells it.
"Y.ou know we had one automobile,"
Miss Davenport relates, "and by the
time we had Mr. Bennett, the camera-
man. Fred Mace, Mabel Normand,
and Ford Sterling In It, there was
never any room for me. I have rid
den home In the old days from lo
cations on the street cars, and then
vowed I never would work for Mack
Bennett ngaln. It happened, when I
joined Mr. 8ennett, that I had a
couple of horses; so finally I began
to drive to locations. Then Mabel
Insisted that I have a place In the
auto, and after that It was different.
Only One Dressing Room.
This little green bulldlngorshant'y
or whatever you want to call It, was
' our dressing room. Mabel had ono
corner, and the rest of the women
dtfssed where we could find the
room. When Mabel was ready and
wanted to come out, we all had to
go out so she could have a passage
to the door. ...
"Stories? We never had any. Mr
Bennett would tell us all to meet
nt some location at 8 o'clock the
-ext morning. When we got there
hla first question was usually, 'Wnnt
Mini! we dor I can see him now, as
lie ran his' hands through his hair,
while we stood about and waited for
him. Then hla face would brighten,
the smjle we all loved woilld come,
and we all knew ho nad the story
part solved.
" 'Now, Mabel, you are the rich
hriress,' he would begin. 'Kred. you
are the favored sweetheart; Ford,
you are the heavy: Davy, you play
the mother, and I'll be the awkward
lever.'
"Then wo would begin; , and
whether or not the old one-reelers
had the punch as well as the laugh
In them. I'll leave to those who used
to enjoy the seeing almost as much
cs we did the making."
Motion Pidure Men
Will See New Film
A special exhibition for the benefit of
Waohlngton motion picture exniouors is
to bo given at 11 o'clock tonight at
L'oew'a Columbia Theater of thp first
threo-Tjhaptera of "The. Secret of the
SiTlunarlne," a new serial film atory
produced by the American Film Com-
When the kidneys are
weak or diseased, theqc
natural filters do not
cleanse the blood sufficient
ly, and the poisons are car
ried to .all parts of the body.
There follow depression,
f aches, and pains, heaviness.
drowsiness, irritability, head
aches, chilliness, and rheumatism.
In some people there are sharp
pains in the oack and loins, dis
tressing bladder disorders and
sometimes obstinate dronsv. The
uric acid sometimes forms into
gravel or kidney stones. When the
uric acid affects the muscles and I
joints, it causes lumbago, rheuma-j
gout, or sciatica. This is the time
"Anunc," the. new discovery of Dr.
for kidney trouble and pains in back
over body! Write Dr. Pierce, send
lor a Inrcre trial rjacknee thin will
to you that "Anuric" is 37 times
potent than lithia and eliminates the
uric acid irom the system as hot
water melts sugai1 or ask your
druggist now for a fifty-cent box of
"Anuric."
counties are delichted with tho results
store and ask for "Anuric," 50 cents, I
for trial 'package.
jmny of the .Mutual group of' producer,
Tho story of "The Secret of the sub
marine" wu written by E. Alexander
Powell, who was correspondent for the
New York World at the beginning or
the war In Europe, and has since made
a lecture tour of the United States. The
film Is a preparedness story. The cast
includes Thomas Chatterton, Juanlta
iinnscn, Lamar Johnstone, William
Tedmarsh, George Clancy, Hylda Mollis,
ueorge wcdd, ana .otners.
Tho exhibition tonight will be a pri
vate view for Invited guests of the
Mutual Film Corporation througn the
courtesy of Marcus Loew. Charles K,
Abbey will be in charge of the exhibi
tion and a pipe organ recital will be
given in connection with the pictures.
Literacy Test Debate
At Georgetown Tonight
Whether there thould be a literacy
test In ihn country's Immigration legts
l.itlon will be tho subject of the last of
four prlzo debates between the senior
unci junior debating societies, of the
Georgetown UnlverKty Law School. It
will take place this evening,' The senior
debaters rill uphold the affirmative.
Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of Mon
tana. Senator James A.. O'Gormnn of
New York. Associate Justice Charles H.
Itobb, of tho District Court of Apr.eals:
Frank L, Polk, counselor of the 3tato
Department, anJ Charles Warren, As
alstnnt Attorney General, will act oi
judges.
The debate, orv-n to the nubile, wli
commnnco at 7:J0 o'clock In the auditor
ium of tho law sclu-ol building, at Fifth
ana u; streets northwest.
The senior representative! will be
Granville Wyche. of South Carolina,
nnd John Thomaa Itattls, of Washing
ton. Tho junior debater v.UM b Basil
T. I'.onnot. of Wlfcorsln. and Edward
Ihomas Hognn, of Hhodc Island. .
Gets Watch in Token
Of Fraternity Work
The final smoker of the seaion was
held last night by tho Phi IXlta ThcU
Fraternity1 at the Cosmos Club.
A featuro was tho presentation to
Italph J. Williams. Knox College. '97,
of a gold watch, bearing tho fraternity
Insignia. Tho presentation speech was
mado by -tho. Iicv. J. Hennlng Nolnis,
rertor of the' Church of the Ascension.
The clft was mado In appreciation of
Mr. Williams' activities In fraternity
natters.
RESORTS
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I .'KTlJ2L - . mM ' -vTfe'i'r J? -5o V v ii
In.the'
Caoiaxlieav Pacific Roclties
n;
Loveliest lako on earth, with constantly changing color,
mountain air with cool night, perfect setting of ver
dant slopes and living glaciers. And' dominating all is
Chateau Lake Louise
Comfortable as your own home, luxurious as a Palace.
Only one way to reach it. p
Go by Canadian Pacific Railway
Liberal stop-overs at Banff, Lake Louise, Field, Glacier, etc. '
, Write for information on Tour No. 482.
C. E. PHELPS, City Passenger Agent.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
1410 Anr York Avenue Vaklnirloii
,..-. .. r',n- PEHHY aral Agent. PaaieniKr Dent" '
1.KU Umndwiir New York City
WOULD REDUCE COST
OFTELEPHDMEBATES
Southeast 'Association Urges
That Meters Be Installed to
Check Acduracy.
The Southeast Washington Cltlsens'
Association, ,whlch has had under con
sideration for several meetings the ques
tion cf telephone .rates, last evening
adopted resolutions to present to the
1'ubllc Utilities Commission a -series of
recommendations regarding the cost of
telephone service here.
The ra resolution were Introduced by
A. P. Connor. They urge that "the tele-
hone utility, be placed on- the same
asln an other utilities In the Dlntrict."
and' the principal provisions follow:
j iwii iiiriciB uc iiisinucu iu cnccK up
the accuracy of charges for calls.
That Instead' of renting telephone In
struments by the.'year, tho telephone be
sold cutrght to the user.
That the- highest fixed charge be not
more than $1 a month. .
thai tne i'udiic utilities commission
bo asked to give serious consideration"
to a proposal that 'the highest charge
for a telephono call be 1 cent.
At an unusually brief meeting the as
sociation transacted' bther business, and
discussed the movement, It launched a
inumn an" lor m. carnpaiHn io gel mo
navy inra cnannet ana mat or tne Po
tomac river to the Navy, Yard channel
entrance deepened to thirty feet. It
was reported that the. matter had been
laid before the Board of Trade and the
Federation or yiutens' Associations.
Those bodies have yet. taken no action,
It waa said.
Announcement was made that a move
ment to build a vocational school In the
southeast will be started at a joint
meeting of the.ccsoclntlan with the
Uranch-Tyier parant-Teacher Assocla
llAn Im Hi Tl'l 'UaIijuII' mm a ...nlna
l,f, ,,, ,v f v UWIU7I tll ll.O V.-1IIM4
of May 9. A site for a vocational
school already haa been purchased, but
no money has' yet been appropriated for
building. The site ils located at Thir
teenth street ana Potomac avenue south-
cast. .
New members were elected as follows:
Charles II. i Kindle, George W. 8later.
jonn ii. wirnaiein, a. in. urinaiey, J.
T. Brlnkley, C. Ni .Cooksey. Thomas II.
York, It. J. Meari, and Ji B. Earnshaw.
Octogenarian Enters
Lemon? Pie in Contest
The country store and food show be
ing conducted by the Mission Club of
the First Congregational Church will
end tonight. A feature attracting much
Interest is the mn'a cooking contest
W. I Marks, who' is eighty-three
years old, made a lemon pie. which
occupies a place of honor on the table
tor men's nanaiworx.
Women Know
that they cannot affordi to be
m. They must kecD themselves
in the best of health at all
times. .Most of alL the digest
ive system must be kept in
rood working order. Knowing
the importance, of v this, many
women have derived help from
Jkchanfe
PiCls
These safe, sure, vegetable pills
quickly 'right the conditions
that cause, headache, languor,'
constipation and biliousness.
Ihey are iree from habiMorm
ing drugs. They do not irri
tate or weaken the bowels.
Women find that relieving the
small ills promptly, prevents
the development of big ones.
They depend on Beecham's
Pills to tone, strengthen and
Keep Them Well
Dili aim IS-blTJiU tilt EwtyB-.
UUlnrrmUn. Uhu.lk.lh.
RESORTS
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WOMEN-SHOULD
GET THIS HiT
'MP I(
Don't eat bite of breakfast
until you drink glass'of
Hot water.
Hanoy. bright, alert vigorous and vi
vacious a good clear skins a -.natural,
rosy complexion nnd freedom from Ill
ness aro assured only bv clean, heatthv.
blood. If only every womnir nnd like
wise everv man could realise tho .won-,
ders of the' morning Insldo hath, what
a gratifying change would take olnci-
instead of tho thousand of slcktv.
nnnemlc-looklog men. women, and girls
with, oastv or muddy comftlcxlons. In
stead of the multitudes of "herva,
wrecks.'' "rundowns." and "brain fags."
and nesslmbita we should see a virile,
ontlmlstlc throng of rosy-cheekcU people
overvwhere.
An Inside bath Is had by Mrlnklng.,
each morning before breakfast. i glass
of real hot water with n teaspoonful of
llmestona phosnhate In It to wash from
the stomach, liver, kidneys, -and tea
2i,ra"..P.f bowels the previous dav's In
digestible waste.. sour fermentation and
tiolspns. thus cjeonslnir. sweetening and,
freshening the entire 'alimentary canal
before . muting moro food Into the
stomach.
, Those sublfct to sick headache, bil
iousness, noatv breath., rheumatism,
colds, and nartlcularlv those who linvo
a pallid, sallow comDlexlon and who arc
constlDated very often, are urged to ob
tain a auarter pound of llmetonn phos
phate at the drug store, which will cost
but a trifle., but Is lUfflcIrnt In rinmnn.
Kstrate the aulck nnd remarkable chanze
in uoui nraun nnu appearance awaiting
those who practice Internal sanitation.
Wo must remember that Insldo cleanli
ness Is more Important thnn outside, be
cause the skin does not absorb Impuri
ties to contaminate the blood, while the
pores In the thirty feetof bowels do.
Advt. '
DANCING
ns. conn. loe. eve st. n. w.
Phont Main Mi. Jsons in day orsvfnlnr.
nmmmttiutr tncr CTery. JlonOKV iSVCTInir.
IIAnTCBT'8. Prot. and Mr., U2t 10th at
nw.. alldanelna- taucht: prlvale and claea
Tto hour: It lettona. IS. Ph. K. !HI. Eat. lttt
SUMMEn nATES. Maln.tCt.
PnJVATE LESSONS. TteT
rnor. wtndham. u urn it. n. vf.
NATIONAIi illFXKS AttMOnY.
Erery Won.. Wed.. Tbura., Bat. eve. Djh
cine. t-M to 11. with band and oreheetra.
MILLER S ?.EUA"2? THEATUHi Pboae
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Uato-UieUlaate
Danctfl.
OlaTera. ll nd Prlr. leiene. any hr. Ha.
Claasea Tuee., Thura BaL all daneea
taucht: haMroom for rent. I ra. W lua.
MISS CHAPPELEAR,
Ull QUE ST. N. W.
PHONE NOnTIt Mtl. 1
The House Electric
Chnthiai Coarta, 1731 Calambla Raaei,
Exhibit of Electrical Appliancea
ad practical demonatratlona of
the nie of Electricity in Cooking,
Ironing;. Cleaning, Etc.
I 10 P. H. Daily aao Iaaar Catll
Arll a.
Maate Eyery Ercalaa, AJaalaal i Free.
aalraRv'
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and
Fascinating Motion Picture Serial
AMUSEMENTS
BELASCO
TOMOIIT Nl30
Sltte In sa.HO
JIATN. iVED. nnd HAT a6e to iX0.
A AHdlenceM rack mo nitch with
UuKltlrr nil the chain) art rocklac
rhnlra In the. end.
DAVID HHIiASCO
lr.r.8KNTH
Tht Lucky Fillow
A New Comedy by not COOI'En MKCRtlE,
With FnANK ftnxv
KN.
CAllllOLt. Mr
COMA8. OTTO KHOC
KItUOER,
.ANNS MEtJE-
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ILLUSTRATED 2S COLOta) V0N8
Auaplcca BuJlnwi Men' Freljttitll Iu
NEXT WKBK-SEATS NOW.
ntturn ot Waihlncton'a TavorlU Drama,
'TUB i
BIRD OF PARADISE
Same Hawaiian 'BlnKtra anit Player.
A' r-LAY OF A WOMAN'S BOUU
B.E.KElTH'Sg
Mat.. c. Eye.. 25o la 11. HUT TODAT.
"SOME Bllili"
THE, HERALD
MCINTYRE fc HEATH
'The eorla. Mlnitrali,'' and "The Man
PVom Montana," Wheeton 4c Carroll.
ll. Campbell. Seven Othera add ovfl
tAT 1-ADKLA1DB tc HUOUES. ETC
GAYETY
pmi
UtLUAL
TIIK "TOVIIIaT"
Extra, Added Attraction, "TAKE I' CI If
('liampldit Jap Wreatler of the .World.
NKXT VKKK Honey Toaer Olrla.
CASINO
V Street. ,
Near Seventh
TODAY
"APBII."
A Faaclnatlnr Mountain nominee.
Atao MAHY FUI.LKR
In "TIIBOWN TO .TUB LIONS"
v DellchUul Huale. ,
Open II a. m. to. 11 p. m. Aftemoont, lAe;
Kvenlnne. Uc. Two ljoura' Entertainment.
Tonliat l:li
Uata.Daliy El
cept Monaayi
38e
25
A Mnatraoth Production of Den
annn Thoaipaou'H Faptoaa Play
50
'The Old Homestead7'
.rxt Week "Moiling Stouca"
75
Next Paint and Powder Club
Monday l'rraenta
2UW , I nRAU DOHOTIIY."
TlckeUll. tLtO. tlHeatT. Arthur Smith
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
Continuous. Morn., Aft.. 10c. lie.
10:W A. M. io 11 P. M. Nlchta. 10c, lSe. He.
NOW PLATINO. ,
MARIE DORO
In "The Heart of Nora Flinn."
Thuraday. PVIday. Saturday.
PACHXH FRGDERIOK
In "THE MOSIENT BEFORE."
Grand Pipe Oraan Symphony Orcheitra.
BASEBALL Today
AT
3tS0 P. M.
Washington vs. Philadelphia
Downtown Ticket Ofalee, 613 14th
(SiM te 1 p. M.)
9
HowarH Estabrook
Jean Sothern in
'Mysteries
MVRA.
'A wonderful romantic drama, throbbing with strange
adventures in tho psychic world picturing in a power
fully dramatic way the strangest and most fascinating of
life's mysteries thoughts transferred from mind- to
mind, spirits summoned from the Beyond, clairvoyance
throughAJBrystal gazing. Wholly unlike any motion pic
ture serial ever conceived.
THE FIRST EPISODE
READY FOR RELEASE.
Bookings May Be -Made at
International Film Exchange,
712 Eleventh St N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
AMUSEMENTS
NAtlONAL!
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, Batty Matte) at ails'
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SECONI III WEEK
SEATS 7 DAY IN ADVANCE
(No Telephone Orders)
D. W. arltSlh'a Maaterviece. .
18,000
3,900
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1500 000
pPIfpC.JIata., Vie, SOe, 7Sc, Si.
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Hall Order Promptly Filled.,
Lyceum BURLESQUE
MIRTH OF A NATION
EXTRA PEM.KTIEAir EXTRA
TheeDaaee of Art.
EXTRA ATTRACTION NIGHTS
Wed., Chorna Glrla Coateat. Thur,
'laaso Kxaibltlon. -rl vreatllar;.
SaU Aaaatenr Nlajht.
Roller Skating SftE&i '
. Penna Are. at Ninth at. N. W.
Dally, 10:10 to 1J:M; ::J0 to S; 7:10 to 10:30,
Special Attraction Thla Week
Dare Devil Frank x
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Delightful Spring Trips i
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OLD POINT COMFORT, ,
NORFOLK, VA
War VesieU at Navy Yard ant
Hampton Roads
Modern Steel Steamers.
Daily Service From -7
Washington, 6:45 P. M.
New York and Boston By Sea,
City Ticket Office, 31 15th
Street (Woodward Building)
Norfolk Jtr Waarifnertnr. "T
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