Show r THE the salt lake have labored under a ness 50 The Inter-Mounta- in (Eat Feb Republican 12 1806) - MAIN STREET Publiahint comPublished by The vice President L Thomas A Booth president pany—II E Edward E Jenkins treasurer Ado lob Anderson secretary James F Casey General Slanager All business correspondence should be addressed to The Salt Lake City Utah Is a member of the Audit Bu The Information concerning circuiatton will reau Circulations ' Venetian building association be supplied thr6ugh this Chicago is 1a member of the Associated The to the exclusively entitled or Press The Associated Press news not credited to It use for republication of all news local also the and this in paper otherwise credited published herein Herald-Republic- Herald-Republic- an an Herald-Republic- Herald-Republic- v draft examinations HERALD-REPUBLICA- K The Salt Lake Herald Est June 6 1870) delusion-a- ' an an TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered by carrier In Salt Lake 5 cents City one week 15 cents Sunday only — One month 75 cents mall SUNDAY DAILY AND by one year 800 200 SUNDAY by mall (in advance) — One year SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 1017 banner in triumph shall wave And the O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave star-spanjri- cd SALT TATTF CITY UTAH SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 1917 HERALD-BEPUBLICA- N s to their physical y - "a ” fit- - Show a lower percentage of rejections but this is due to the fact that the requirements were relaxed and does not indicate a "better physical standard As the final physical examinations are conducted in the cantonments it is likely that the percentage of rejections will be materially increased The figures are alarming not alone to the nation at war but to the country desiring the possession of a high physical Standard at all times It would be difficult to determine the causes leading to the physical imperfections which have made the percentage of rejections so high although it is evident that personal consideration of the danger points in life would have reduced it materially The physical standard of the United States is to be raised only as every individual desires attainment of a higher standard for himself Due attention to the laws of health is to be given by every individual if this condition is to be brought about At tlie present time the country appears satisfied if its people are not sick The man who is neither well nor bedridden gets little consideration from himself or his 'neighbors If he is able to be about he is well The doctor is only called when it appears that he is sick The physician of today is a repair man he is called only when damage has been done In this particular) madistinct a has chinery advantage over the human bgdy The factory with a lot of machinery has inspectors who watch every part and as a result a cure is often effected before the damage is done The repair man is called only when the break comes Physical standards can be improved as we take stock of our condition from time to time giving the doctor an opportunity to effect his cures before his task becomes one of mending Isa Why We Should Buy Liberty Bonds ' Picture Patter Amusements and a Bit of Stage Gossipjl at Idea” at DRAMA MISS - - u A tot A Government Problem BOR- - troubles in the coal fields of the middle west bring home the realization of the difficulties met in fixing prices The operators of this section are bound by the figures set by the government and plainly must keep operations within this figure Unless they do this tliey are bound straight for the rocks of failure They occupy a perilous position as their miners demand higher wages and the public clamors for coal Under government control of prices the relations between employers and labor are entirely changed Since the operators claim that the margin of profit allowed them by the government will not permit of wage increases it is apparent that they are helpless providing of course that their claims are well founded The miners must look to the government and not to the operators for the increases they seek if the claims of the operators are true The mine owners cannot be asked to operate their mines at a loss likewise labor is entitled to a reasonable wage The however when the powers of settlement are removedbecause his margin of fixed a to held is price operator can the operwith miner treat The is lost expansion both of the as so permits prices ator only Tange long inof the the in to share miner and employer profits miners’ portion increases the profit of dustry the operator is bound to decrease if the price remains As-th- e stationary If the operator is pressed to the point where the other taken entirely by the profits of the industry are elements he is in duty bound to quit He cannot be at a loss When the expected to continue operations coal it either made alof the fixed price government lowances for possible increases in the cast of production or it did not The operators assert it did not do this and fixed the operator’s profit on the basis of existing conditions Considering that this is true tlie eomplaint of the miners is against coal administration and not the The government must solve thedifficulty either of by determining that tlie operators have a margin or by adjusting the wages profit permitting increases to the schedule of the government The price of labor roust remain stationary if the profit of coal production is to remain in conformity to the plans of the governem-plovi- Ts ment Someone is wrong in the conditions confronting the middle west If the government has fixed the price fairly cither labor is making an unnecessary demand or tbe operators are misrepresenting the margin of profit allowed them If the government has not arrived- at a price which permits a living wage' for the miner and a reasonable profit for the operator the coal administration is a failure The situation is to be adjusted only as the government determines what is wrong If labor is wrong and insists on its demands conscrip- tion of labor may help the production but it will not improve conditions If the operators are wrong govern ment operation of mines might save the production but it would greatly increase the burdens of a country- at war If the price is wrong adjustments can be made which will keep the mines operating It is plain however that something is wrong and a crisis is to be averted only as the government determines the cause and cor- - rects it P? 15S' Our Physical Standard "D EJECTIONS in the army and the navy as the United States prepared for entry in the great war for hu manity furnish a problem for the consideration of the citizenship We have been content in the past few years to think that the physical standard in the United States was improving We gathered the impression only on a general assumption and until war was thrust' upon us had: no means of taking ah inventory of our manhood With rejections 'irr tbe army and the navy ranging from 65 to 70 per cent it is evident that the American people Swanson Circuit to Invest One Week’s Receipts in Liberty Bond Issues - Next week is to be Liberty bond week at the American theatre and all receipts from every performance are to be invented in the second Liberty loan bonds according to an announcement made yesterday by William 1L Swanson president of the Swanson theatre circuit controlling the local theatre Plans also are being worked out by the American management whereby some patron of the American during the week will be made richer through the presentation of a 880 Liberty bond Liberty loan pictures are to be shown at each performance The aqdltorlum and lobby are to be decorated with the country's colors and made particularly attractive In honor of the week - MOTION PICTURES American— Anita Stewart and Qharles Richman in “The More Excellent Way” Charlie Chaplin In “The Rink” Continuous 1 to 11 p m Parameuat-EmpreaaSessue in “The Call of the East” Burton Holmes’ Travels Hearst-Path- e News Continuous 1230 to 11 p m Strand—Franklin Farnum In "The Ha-yaka- — Sa Devil’s Pay Day” wa STAGE STARS ARE Comedy Pauline r Capitalisation take their knitting to church with them While the pas- tor preaches they will knit for the boys at the front We do: not expect that any complaint will follow the departure in the Denver church It is true that the practice is not in strict accord with rules for the observation" of the Sabbath which make labor a thing to be frowned upon At the' same time no one will question the motive in the change Plainly it is a mission designed to make world suffering easier Work of this character can Frederick Ethel Barrymore and Drew Are in Big Cast J City Brevities Increased- - An Carnations ARE ONLY American Florist Lobby American Theatre Bldg SALT LAKE THEATIIE MONDAY Oct 22 “POP” MAT WED BEST SEATS OLIVER MOROSCO OFFERS fl BLANCHE RING The latenatlmally famous star la hU newest and biggest fan Show with mnsle T BOOSTING BONDS Mehesy— Marguerite Clayton in “Desertion and Nonsupport” True “A Bushranger's In Boardman' Strategy” George Ovey comedy over--’ - ' r Orpheum Vaudeville bill with Billie Reeves (himself)- and Constance Crawley and Arthur Maude headliners' Third episode of “The Retreat of the Germans" added attraction Matinee at 230 evening at 830 Paatagea Vaudeville bill with “The New Producer” and Curxon Sisters headliners L J- Lelshman and his Invention that sends photographs by wireless added attraction Three shows dally at 245 780 and 9 p m Liberty— Hippodrome vaudeville with Leo Fillier Rumanian violinist headliner Three shows daily at 245 730 and 9 p m will remember her as a soubrette in the local Cassidy Stock company several years agp She’s now a vaudeville star with even bigger things in store for her y J0- ’ - VAUDEVILLE CLARA HOWARD—Salt BY R C GEMMELJj fP HE old question of Sunday labor has not been looked in the by war There was a ninny reasons why we should buy Liberty- timd when it waschanges wrought THERE are regarded as a sin to even sew on a but the first and predominating one isbe- much needed button on Sunday The churches were cause we arc loyal Americans mindful of the great moral to all sorts of labor on the Sabbath For one principles embodied in the word used to designate the opposed to sit and knit all day was to sin deliberately bonds —Liberty Our country is at war and has called Now a Denver pastor has consented to mix his refor our help - To ignore or evade our plain duty of to the call would make us un- ligion with knitting on the Sabbath The women will cheerfully responding worthy of the name of Americans and be but a negative form of puerile odious treason We today enjoy the blessings of a liberty baptized in the blood of those who fought and died that we might be free Shall we fail in perpetuating the sacred trust bequeathed to usf We should buy Liberty bonds because we cannot afford not to buy them because we are engaged in a war which was forced upon us and which now seeks to destroy our very existence as a free people because we not- for our own honor and freedom but to aje fighting make the world safe' for Jife and liberty for all people" We are engaged in a war to end war which we must and shall win We should buy these bonds as an investment because they are the safest security in the world A Liberty lond is a certificate of the government’s indebtedness an adopted symbol of the wealth it represents It is the promise to pay of the government in writing indorsed by one hundred million individuals the promise of all of the people to pay one person — the owner A 4 per cent government bond ordinarily commands a premium of 30 per cent and with a victorious peace these bonds are certain to command a substantial premium Of what value will be either our money or property if our country suffers defeat? We should buy Liberty bonds as an enduring monument of a united people during peril and affliction to a high sense of duty & faith unconquerable and a courage knowing not defeat We should buy Liberty bonds for God for country and for peace Why Not Make Them Happy AIDS UNCLE SAM When - Wilkes—' The Wilkes Players ' In 815 “The Big Tonight Matinee 215 Making Sin a Virtue " 1 LOCAL THEATRE -- o A Typleml Morosco Cost A DANCES YANKEE BUNCH 1 Orchestra Special Augmented Eves 80e to S2j00 Mat 25e Prleesi to 8 LOO In- crease In capitalisation from $100000 Pauline Frederick Ethel Barrymore to 8200000 was designated yesterday in John Drew David Belasco—they all apBV ARTHUR S WINTON amended articles of Incorporation filed Second Liberty Ferformaaees Wed Thar Here’s another feather In the cap of I by the Ogden Picture corporation with pear in the cast of the PrL Sot Sun eaeh 8JO Hark Ere now motion Loan shown being picture Thar FrL Sun Mat Salt Lake as a producer of stage stars the secretary of state Sit at the Paramount-Empretheatre as of the rarest radiance — she’s the city TODAY— MAT AND EVE Odman was la Odman John Guilty— of Ameria of the the program part responsible for regular early training Miss Clara Howard who Is now enter- found guilty before Justice of the can troops In Paris and scenes of battaining Orpheum patronsmostwith justj Peace Herbert Van Dam Jr yester- - tleships submarines and destroyers are about the cleverest and amusing on a chare of umnK Intoxicating also on the Interesting reel shown bit of vaudeville artistry that this play- - day could probably never assemhas witnessed In lo thee many liquors In violation of the prohibition bleMillions have no unholy ends The Denver church people will house CLARA HOWARD such cast as the Liberty loan pica law He will be sentenced moons todays hear good and do good In this combination there is no tures could Induce Only patriotism Salt Lake should jump at thel Suit on Xefe— Suit was started In Drew DAvlgaeano sin Whether the work is done on Friday or Sunday chance of claiming fairly Barrymore Frederick and other Miss Howard for the court screen district stars to of the the CHINESE DDO and say stage by yesterday If real ability to delight an audience it is in keeping with the spirit of Christianity celebriBelasco of other and Zion’s a Benefit of she’s nothing counts for Building society against deserving aught Labor performed on Sunday will be judged by the ISABELLE DARMOMD in the vaudeville hall of fame Ida M Foulger to collect 8107259 al- ties to appear before the camera In a motives ‘behind it Work which seeks to lessen the niche with of ’em And I leged to he due on a note Suit for single picture as they have done In best the very along FRITZ BRUCH SISTER trials of the men who fight for humanity will not lessen It may clalmNher with the best of rea- - I 8182250 alleged to be due for breach this Second Liberty Loan film lesIn Belasco Introduces over contract the of was characters the sale of lands sons Here she received her first the holiness of the day Last Episode of sons in stagecraft and so well did she I filed by James Farmer against C S the new picture Miss Barrymore and m Ki R are a Drew shown bond There vaudeville Culp -- -buying RETREAT THE GERMANS —— learn them that today — Is a beautiful tableau effect in which doesn’t know more Individual artistry servFuneral Sorted— Ralph Bran than this clever girl reveals in her ices were held yesterday at the un France fives her gift of the Statue of Err lOr 23c Mc 73c Mot 10c 23c SOc Bny tickets now Ticket rooms of S M Taylor for Liberty to the United States and Uncle every performance dertaking office always open The’ Cassidy Stock company which Ralph Brown son of Mr and Mrs Sam his gift of Pershing and his sol in return Is and diers Wilson gave Lake President Salt In Ogden T Edwin Brown C played Bishop Heber Miss Howard her first experience as Iverson officiated and remarks were also shown making an address and apIn several made by friends of the young man peal for the Liberty loan an actress She later played ONE BUSHEL AN ACRE The showing of the reel Is done In musical comedy productions Mrs A 8 Peters sang two solos The big The Importance that small things may attain by the Vaudeville claimed her and in it interment occurred In City cemetery ten then minutes Following soon will come simple process of multiplication which ought to be but she won an enviable reputation and the third and fourth Liberty loan pic Leaves Noble School— for Avlatlea tures is not appreciated by everyone is illustrated by the es- wide popularity especially In the east Warrum Jr s8n of Postmaster Noble middle west timate of an agricultural statistician that if each tillable and Warrum left yesterday for New York on the Orpheum under Since her appearance NOW SHOWING acre In the country could bo made to produce just one circuit orders to go Into FIGHT RAT ARMY government Miss Howard has been literally near The bushel more It would require 18500 trains of fifty cars "stopping the shows” and being “the training at an aviation school Biggest Sensation of the He hopes to be ormetropolis Twentieth Century WITH POISONED FISH bill” la almost an every per- - the hit of the occurrence each to transport the crop to market so why shouldn’t dered to France soon with a section LEISHMAN L Take the three principal cereal crops of the United formance of the ablation corps her! Xcwa hrrlN latematfeml (By for claim her to be Lake Salt bin Invention glad for seadlog sod and States for Illustration In 1918 there were planted to oats own? She's one of those bubbling-- 1 Sailor Return Home— Robert Somerville Mass Oct 14 —Poisoned by wlreleMbill receiving phatoa 40599000 acres to corn 108620000 acres and to wheat poe-- 1 lam a Salt Lake youth who enlisted who for fish comediennes vaudeville a rata with pesky big Together "50871000 acres immore A bushel to the acre of these I has returned The city dump here Is headed by a company of ten la Besses that elusive knack of sort of- in the naval service portant foodstuffs would mean more than 200000000 telegraphing and home after finishing his “hitch” He for a rat army which has headquarters gladInvaded their vivacity the ‘THE NEW PRODUCER” bushels added to our supply This would be worth in the someness The authorities are carrying on into the hearts of au- - I Is visiting hia mother Mrs Nellie city right Shawn at No advance In prleea neighborhood of a third of a billion dollars— a clear addiHe a franc-tlreAnd what audience Isn’t glad I lam 754 S Fifth East street warfare against the In m 900 245 and 7J0 P tion to our national wealth It would be equal in food on over exa the served vaders and the enemy has been battleship in French value to nearly a third of the total amount of wheat that to receive such a message from I ters for four months acting reprisals on family larders we produced in that year There would be a market for I Shuberts the Householders are fearing that the wonder that little Seeks Nose It's Broken Damages for every bushel of it There is not even a remote prospect are to star Miss Howard next season I he was hit on the face cold weather will drive the rodents that Charging of overproduction an iron Instrument with such away from the dump to some more In a big musical comedy which That there is room for improvement of our present are that with and exclusive domicile force and which leads us to remark that his nose was broken and private methods of cultivation is shown by the official estimates now before dislocated Poisoned her fish will be scattered about be McCalb Harold we’d hae filed better claiming our We of average yield produced last year only 119 some other city sets in a prior title and j SUt jn t he district court ls the and boys will police thevl dump against bushels of wheat to the acre only 308 bushels of oats I our glory away tin P Culver seeking to recover dnlty to keep children dogs and cats and only 25 bushels of corn Individual farmers have so S from interfering with the rats’ repast far exceeded this average as to give indubitable proof that now playing at I ’ j m NOW PLAYING Officials the thing can he done Not all of our declining average Officials Concert— Attend theatre Is a distinct novelty Paaaes is due to soil exhaustion Much can be attributed to care- — Mormon of schools and the the The city far the biggest myatery play a ew idea which gives opportunities church and a number of local rauil-slngl- It reasonnaknawnlessness in preparation of the land to neglect of proper anther keeps best the of some operatic rotation systems and to disregard of other fundamentals nlori for clans will be present at tlie program to you guesslag every minute in heard many has Lake Salt I It Is all the more important that average production he a be given by Prof B Cecil Gates and Increased because this does not add proportionately to comethe L D S school of music faculty musical tabloid had Wa have on the labor of harvesting which presents another pressing ProNew today Among the artists to appear again but “The in min- - the WALTER POULTOX MGR Flor-ietuGates be dlfcer” is and will problem program Lucy opera first TODAY ONLY the Bryant ltalph grand Featuring Nana We must endeavor constantly to comprehend the trevaudeville enca Jepperson Marlon Cannon local and the Wilkes Flayers the visited divorce has Claalager probthat Approaching mendous value of totals An additional kernel of grain lem from a new angle—marrying Mats Thnrs and Sat Mat prleea: is presented in a mania Hyde and Margaret this season It to the ear an additional bushel to the acre an additional in haste repenting at leisure manner haya lSe aad 23c: boxen SOe Night Henry artistic by — quart to the backyard garden all of these Insignificant Bellit a producer with several years of I Brotherhood Enjoyo Social— Music Ifte 2fte SSe BOei hexes 73e prices: FBANKXlYN FABNUM in units are going to count They are not “little things’ so-tin an asset a as a and addresses featured dinner In the aggregate they are fraught with enormous conse- grand opera experience I cial meeting of the Men’s Brotherhood molding of this hit of vaudeville ©f “The Devil's Pay Day” quences —PortlaiJ Oregonian the Immanuel Baptist church at the opera I of 1244 a A Gripping Story of a Great company home of Mr and Mrs T J Nipper Mr Bellit has enrolled I borne The Problem street last South of the actors type k highest night Temple singers and COMEDY both from the standpoint of excellent- I hostess was assisted in serving by Foi ting Tomorrow— Gladys Leslie voices and ability to dramatically por- I members of the aid society SHOOTING SUN Peacock In “An Amateur Orphan" Bertram roles Prom— sung Heads Junior the Hear the incomparable American tray Harrington I all Albert Parr and of Orchestra from 3 to 11 p m of John the Blanche Morrison University Harrington ren- - I xrtah to chair-dthem enable chosen voices that class been has TODAY ONLY possess junior ANITA STEWART AND the classic melodies of the opera II man of the junior prom committee He Silverlining Storms th p Salt Lake skipper who recently CHARLES IN the Metropolitan chorus I succeeds John Hayward who is with theya with put ’em on as a protection against pneumonia promised and treat Miss musical real the ambulance corps furnish Spraguo a slight delay In the arrival of 'winter' The More Excellent Way "The New Producer” aside from its jI Dolores Stohl and Miss Norma “Fair an’ warmer’’ he said the holds members of how the heart of a woman are other See and the music among camp acting And — found fulfillment in the fires of clever lines and ar- - Ij the committed Three more members its with audience “Wm Stilt says a layman Is a looney gent obsessed tlstlc love's crucible will be chosen setting It was a to be able pn DANCIN' to with th’ idee that he’s a hen CHARLIE CH PALIN j Heturn From Honeymoon —Rev P Manager Newman’s part the Funniest Picture In “Rab Buggies declares he knows a rich man who main- book this great act and to thereby give and bride who have been Simpkin He Ever Made selTONIGHT an tains a staff of legal talent Just ter refute an axiom Pantages music lovers offering on a brief honeymoon trip will return “THE HJNK" Eccentric? Nope forethoughtful Th axiom happens ter dom seen outside the big eastern citiea home today at noon Tomarrew— Earle WillComing BKESLEY ORCHESTRA $ be Honesty is th’ best policy Soul Master Offense “The Jennie In iams t Charged Liquor of one Salt Clayton Marguerite fnur far Hicks alias “‘Are you really capable of lovin’ anybody? William Lake’s Jennie of Salt earning Ormandy todays' starting own daughters is to appear asper-pleta- re the big aereea violation Lake Tuesday of is with the ancharged Stilt asked bitterly of a young lady he’d been visitin’ morrow at the in theatre Mehesy Law “The of in a complaint issued Well’ she replied T have convinced several breach o’ other of those beautiful and Interest- Reed amendment tloa” feataring Norma Compeaaa Vnlsaadge D SL Cook aasalstant to by yesterday Sacred” of th' fact' pictures promise juries ing "Is Marriage famous the al- is United States the It attorney counwhich are making her for- - I leged that she transported liquor from -W’°" US lent nU of 1 The newest release of this attractive ' ‘ Large quantities of hydruchlorite of series is “Desertion and soda are now being used In the launIn it Miss Clayton again demonstrates of a certain hospital for destroying her screen ability and her remarkable dry and removing stains She has done without appreciably injuring actress an as By Lawrence Mott of The Vigilantes I the fabversatility i NOW PLAYING True Boardman i wonders in the' motion picture world rics This solution Is prepared by the and Lake since leaving Salt producers electrolysis of a 4 per cent solution of “A BUSHRANGER STRATEGY” LEO FILLIER alike declare her to be the common salt and water A “Stlngaree” Feature “Les voici! They are coming! Listen to their song!” and directors y screen uaran Its la's Crack Vlallnlst artist equal of any present-da“IS MARRIAGE SACRED?” The cry took flight from sobbing throats DAWSON A DAWSON in the depiction of emotional roles Marguerite Clayton A Nifty Pair As the “Sammees” swung along The Mehesy also will have True much to do with the success of the new musical the critics but all He HOWATSON play on Jt SWAYBELL" its agree program Boardman today’s NONSUTPORT” AND “DESERTION Bronzed of face with eyes intent “A Case of Pickles” “A Bushranger’s Strategy’ that the music the scenery the plot in will play a In Cab Comedy George Ovey They marched in columns past WORKS PERClYAla which is another of those thrilling and Miss Ring’s support are all excel' Mutual Weekly Shoulder to shoulder file on file — foils Acrobatic Jugglers lent Ausfor her wit and of the artistry “Stlngaree” photoplays Ace’’ in Red “The Marie It’s j to Walcamp BARTON A WILSON say of “The Thirteenth enough “Bon Dieu merci! At last!” tralian range These pictures are from “From Oat of the Past” In “Gat the Idea?” that it ran all last season In the famous stories of Conan Doyle who Chair” A Ghost Gray Shown Dally— 245 7JO and 9 Three New Tork ' and a scored hit of Holmes” “Sherlock and other wrote equal it Et puis encore! Voyez! More and still more there world-rea- d lOe and 20e MODERN VENTILATING SYSTEM fiction George Ovey fur- proportions to “Within the Law” are!” nishes the comedy for the bill by apThus gaily wept the women of France pearing in a new Cub ae n As the lines stretched far It isn’t 'often that Salt Lake or any Bronzed of face with eyes intent other city has two such sterling theatThey inarched in columns past rical offerings in one week as the Salt Shoulder to shoulder file on file — Lake theatre Is'providing for Its patrons next week In “What Next?” thel “Bon Dieu merci! At last!” TODAY AND TOMORROW successor to “So Long big musical “The Thirteenth Chair’1 Letty” and J A thousand women kneeling in a vast church dim r Veiller’s successor to his reBayard With hands in prayer uplifted successful the “Within Law” markably 'has been returned to The Isis for two days at the earnest In “What Next?” Salt Lake Is getting Thjsricture Pouring their thanks to Him! of many patrons who were not able to see It when here a short a brand-nerequest production which Oliver time ago This is positively the last be shown this picture will best musical Morosco his declares in Salt Lake as It will be taken off thetime Bronzed of face with eyes intent 1 market November is saying a' great deal for IF YOU WANT TO SEE IT COME NOW in columns past any musical show: It’s likely that the Continuous From 11 A ML to 11 P M one of Blanche1' of presence Shoulder to shoulder file on file— Ring Next week ‘ America's most popular and talented beginning Monday Audrey Mnnson in ” PURITY Bon Dieu merei 1 At last I ” actresses of the musical has had : ss 1 J Lud-over-wlth-- joy Lud-dlenc- es ur wa-footllgh- ts? I Mar-stea- 3 ng STRAND re THE BIG IDEA Ro-hous- es Summer-thorough- I ly he tat AMERICAN I THE er 1UC-HMA- Haver-excelle- ten-stri- AUDITORIUM nt ke - AUDITORIUM “" arUc THE SAM M EES Non-Supp- “ ort micro-organis- ms ' ' - I mirth-produc- aQe dusk-brow- er a(c ISIS THEATRE mmm DAMAGED GOODS w dancing: TONIGHT LADIES FREE - com-edy'and't- hls They-marche- d stage I £ h y V 7 |