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George Kelly Heads Show at
Jan .r E. Devoe hi, the mt.:innl opportunity and honor to 'gement. under
the auxekes of on Honorary Committee or representative Detroit citizen-.
the only eon' ert
Detroit of the
SYMPHONIC BAND OF THE ROYAL
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EVENING, MAY 22, 8:30 P. M.
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or
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CHICAGO PUBLISHER 0
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WOODWARD
'The Lido lives Up to it9 callil It(
.„
STEBBINS
AVE.
the "House of Laughter
Morris Fishman, v:ce-presiffioff
Manag.ng
At Columbia
George Kelly, the master of ear e-
0
Dam for
Mks, provokes laughs with h is of the Detroit Life Insurance
nom
unties, his songs, and his stork•s. , received word on Friday that his sr
SAT.
and
SUN.,
Four
Performances,
Beginning
I,
3
45,
6:30,
9
P. M.
friend
and
former
associate
in
th
/
Ile is a real showman.
WEEKDAYS, Three Performance• Beg nning •t I, 4 and 8 P. M.
or Cluck, has been I j
Featured in Esther Sterling in n 11111111//111 y, Hrne
.
.
o f tne Chicago /
d a nces which made her p multi r; appointea publisher 01
Allyn Reese, in stunning clothe s, Herald and Examiner.
Mr. Cluck corn. to Chicago front j
Th • th eater row presents • comp!eto change
thrills with her voice; and the
emeen and
Is r.
program on Fridaf
y o each week.
is Pauline Blue, pretty little ti t o San Francisco, where he has been
general
manager
of
the
San
Fran-
,
■
1
"The Far Call' New Fox BELGIAN BAND COMIN G danger, 141 the style of Rutty Kea . 1-
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
•isett F:xaminer.
Before joining sit
er. On the bill also is beautif of
Film, Opened on Friday.
' the H
Hearst organization he wit SI
Babe O'Connor in popular sang.
Plans for the appearanct• of th
cite-president of the Union Trust '
Alodern piracy is the motif of
Ifintitri
and
Dulsey,
in
their
whir
I- ‘
Syrophonie Band td the Height
('ompany of Detroit and the De- #
with a New arid Delightfully Different
Allan Dwan's latest screen effort
wind dance HIV very entertaining
u (roil life Insurance ('0. Ile is an
for Fox films, "The Far Call," Royal Guards at the Striate
pie, Wednesday evening, Slay 2 '• Connie and Frankie Meadows, 1111
lumnus of the University of Chi- .70
which opened Friday at the Fox
"• the ('.reel Sisters are not to I a•
An
Flo;
of
!tremble',
Adventure Among the Raider, Who Seotired
cage,
the Seam
Theater, the lint mitute to show are being brought to a focus i■ overlockcd; Kelly', Conrad an
from Shanghai to the Pule
on this theater's new opening day. James E. Dertas manager Of th
Miles
help
make
the
crowds
happ
With
Symphonic
FOX-MOVIETONE Accompaniment
Featuring Charles Morton and Philharmonic organization, who In Charlie Adler is coining soon t
JEWS
IN
JUGOSLAVIA
Leila Ilyams, this feature offers a acting as secretary of the loeul eon
Lido.
ARE NOT AFFECTED BY : 0 4
vivid portrayal of an outlaw gang lattice. Acting for the nation,
CONCORDAT WITH POPE
and its raids 011 the valuable fur- committee spons•tring the America
_
"The Violin Nutist"
sealrookerie, of the Pribilof Is- tour of the band, Mr. Devoe ha ' , I Thurston the Magician a
oxtteults1
invitations
to
reprt•senti
BELCIIADE.—(J. T. A.1-11t•
lands in the Bering
Shubert-Lafayette.
tits, list of citizens to act on th
Jewish
communities
in
Jugnslavit
t
For the stage program S. .1.
For a score of yyearsl'hurstot were apprehensive
nil honorary vommitlee.
Us lo their slat- /
Stebbins plasmas another galaxy
who opens his third 81141 final Wel.
The pristram for the Detroit
k us in the near future when the
t at the Shubert-Lafuyette Theate
of headline celebrities. Lou Lock-
concert will he selected (iv U spec
news WHS eil'eU1111111 in the press
ett and Piggy Page open the show
Sunday
afternoon,
Ma
12,
ha
ial progi•ain remnant,. frMn a co
• that the concordat now being ne-
in a staking sketch Bulled ". as It II C(1011 of
ainin b coasted betwt•en the Jugoslavian
II programs sultmitte I-
While Dancing," assisted by Wally
in "Say It While Dancln," with
to the local committee. N. oth t• children of all ages---front 4 to 04 • government and the Vatitain will
WALLY COYLE
Coyle and CassEbberhardt. Curl military band
CHARLES EBBERHARDT
In this tinie thousands of rabbit •
1108S(iggen a commit
secure for the Roman Catholic
Emmys puts hi, pets through stone tilde
." have been drawn out of hats, an
repertoire of orcht•stral an
Churvh a predominant position as
Another ALL-STAR STAGE SHOW Presenlin,
rennu•kable stunt , . Clark and
ml thousands of geese and (lucks hay
organ music, transcribed for ban
e the state religion.
Bergman, well known to Detroit
instrumentation by Capt. Arthu d been discovered in ungeese an
These reports were denied in
I 'unduck-like retirements. Alillion
audiences, offer another smart ar-
AN" NOTABLES. FEATURING GILBERT LAMB AND TWO SAMMIES
' authoritative eircles to the corre-
ray of songs and (lances of the Prevost, the conductor.
have wondered at the mysteriou
s pondent of the Jewish Telegraphic
peppy sart that have made this
ALL-TALKING COMEDY FEATURETTE
appearance of white dogs an
"Noisy Neighbors," Featur e
(I Agency. It was admitted, however.
pair famous. Oscar Lorraine,
guinea pigs and at the vanishmen
t that a new ordinance regulating
called "the violin nutist,"nulkes
At Oriental Theater.
of white horses, donkeys, lions
in "WaltsIng Around"
the status of the Jewish communi-
comedy with his fiddle /111t1 throws
"Noisy Neighbors," a laughabl , and various other animals (Iii • ties will be issued, although not
in a few songs for good measure. story of a family of actors throw
Iletnnin of !locus-Poems Land car
A Symphonic Jazz Arraneement of the Popular
v
before
the
conclusion
of
the
con-
Then 1..va Shirley takes over the into a southern feud, is the Tea vies in his capacious zoo.
" WE A RY RIVER"
cordat.
Assurances were given
stage I•ith her Notables in a per- tore picture at the Oriental The
By the World'. I. rrrr t Symphonic Jazz Orch
Playing on the Stage
that the new ordinance will pre-
feet whirlwind of song, dance and titer starting Saturday.
The Pride of Detroit.
The stag Children's Theater To Stage serve 010 previous Snit (is Or the
orchestral specialties. 'With her program is headlined by a roust.
Jewish
communities
hit+
eniey
Two
Plays
May
18.
arc the popular Gilbert Lamb and gem, the Six Original Brown lir.,
LOUIS GRESS, Conductor
those topnotch dancers, the Two knawn far and wide as masters in
The children's Theater, fawned equal rights and standing with the
other religious denominations. l'et-
Saminies--altogether a youthful a s •1, dl v.
in the Guild House, 81 Kinder
%%\\N% WO. ,S
r the 111'W ordinance the Jewish
and contagiously happy gang of
Cliff Nazarro, diminutive "Sing street, is the scene of much :inning- communities in the country will Is'
entertainers.
tog Fool is the master of verenual ed activity in preparation of its
granted
full
autonomy
far
the
ad-
The screen program
is amplified ies for the vaudeville program second performanee on Saturday
by the presence of ('lark & Mc- The Six Brown Brothers are let ' May 18, at 2:30 P. M. Costumes ' ministration of their affairs.
Cullough in one of their inimit- by 'font Brown, who boasts the and scenery are twiner designed
able all-talking lox Alovietune distinction of having made the sax and exeruttal by ifs yyoung. meal- Rapprochement Between
Polish, Jewish Writers
comedies. ophane the rage of musical Allies' _ - hers , and two interesting plays
Cal 41
l aPus
ion. 1111FIT 110110:111 1 1ellt With are being rehearsed under the di-
1
VILNA. -- (.1. T. A.)
"The Iron Mask" at Colonial his company in an engrossing rection of Edith Kaneko!). One
On the
, play is a charming Japaness tale, initiative of the Yiddish P. E. N.
1/itactor Allan 11wan now knows sketch, "Hard Boiled Hampton.'
"once in If Hundred Years" by Club in this city, a joint Polish
how it feels to be imprisoned in the George Wong and Comlian3' are
group of versatile Chino,. who of Jaegentiorf. and the other a hu- Jewish literary gathts•ing was held
unlighted depths of a dungeon.
f morous study in black and white. at the club's headquarters.
fur
most
anything
in
the
line
o
During the filming el: the seem s
• "The Camel and the Vampire."
111811:1111t. Ochenkiiwska rend a
in the underground Atwitter of the acrahats, and "The Eau'. Flashes,'
The plays are open to the public paper on Polish literature during
Palace of St. Germain in Douglas a dant,. act of exceptional merit
and tiokets may he soured at the the past 1U years. while the Polish
Fairbanks' ie•w Unitiel Artists Pio- demonstrate every phase of th( art
door or from the imanhers.
poet Tadeusz Istpalisyski spoke on
tuts., "Teo lion Mask" coining to of dancing.
Talented children wishing to be- the trends in the new 1'e lish I ai-
the 1 ol +nil I heat, au Sunda.',
t come active mcmhers may speak to ry. The Yiddish writer, Ber Hor-
Slat
for four days, the studio "Skidding" Carnes to Detroi
the director, Edith Kopelson, after se -a s , spoke on the new Yiddish
elet•tricians imattaltately extin-
Civic Theater.
the perfot inane,
Inn try. The pact, Witsld Hults
Me,
Lui h«I all lights and ran to the
"Skidding," a thoroughly hu
%viva Hamlets! ?Adam Reisin for
scene of the cantlagration. Ale
man and highly amusing comedy Repertory
the initiative taken by the Yiddish
Theater
Stages
Dasin and his players were left
of family life by Aurania Bou
P. E. N. Club in bringing about
in the total darkness of the stone-
"The Wild Duck,"
vend, comes to (hit Detroit Civic
the gathering 1111(1 invited the Yid-
walled room.
Theater, opening Monday night ,
WARNER BROS. present,
wirmirtt I'. Wright, the director dish writers to he the guests 14 the
May I
for its first appearance it I of the Detroit Repertory 'Cluster. Polish Clult in Vilna.
ii!.
This entertaining pla‘ has promised Dt•troit playgoers and
— ---
Isol :1 remarkable run in Nea • devotees of Ibsen,
rare heat 111 Some Sound Advice on the
Yers, where it was produced ii I the production of "The Wild (luck"
Problems of the News-
May, 11 , 28, at the Bijou Theater , Friday and Saturday evenings of
paper Publisher.
running all summer when most , this week. The Itepertory Players
theaters were closed, and it W118 are to present the play in the De-
transferred in August to the troit Institute of Arts Auditorium. PIEDITI.ENTS OF NEWSPAPER
II:13-es Theater, where it has re - Mr. Wright has selected his vast
PUBLISHING. By Buford Otis
mained for nearly a full year, and carefully, rehearsed till of the play-
Brown, B. J. Published by
where it is still playing to enthusi- er, at great length and has given
Harper & Brothers, 49 East
astic audiences.
Thirty-third
Street, New York
WOODWARD AT IZENICWORTii .
to oat rare to the incidental detatils
During the second week, Mon- and scenic efforts. The production
111.
TituasDnv, FRIDAY, MAY 16 - 17
day, May Ti(, and Tuesday matinee should he more pleasing than any
The author of this volume •
I night, Slay 21, there will be others
rs in recent years. Tickets comes to the reader armed with
Last Two Days of
three special perforniances of lb- have been placed on sale at (hi , some very serious references. Ile
son's "A Doll's House," with Mir- studio office, 100 West Kirby ave- is associate professor of journal.
.A
hint Sears, who was so successful nue, Glendale 9112.
ism at Stanford University and
✓
TWELFTH & SEWARD. BOX OFFICE PHONE EMP. 34811
in "The Master Builder," in the
has, at different times, published
Hear Jean Hersholt deliver
leading role.
four
newspapers
in
Texas
and
Mis-
the prayer of the dead in He-
Edwin A. Relkin and Z. Weintraub Present the Incomparable
Much
Melody
in
"Broadway
souri. He therefore ought to
brew.
Melody."
know slut he is talking about, and 0
"Noah's Ark" Continues at
SATURDAY, MAY 18
he actually reveals in his work ,d
"The
Broadway
0
Shubert-Detroit.
George Sydney, Jean Hersholt
that he does.
floldwyn-Nlayor's
spotlit.
all-
The (nthusaism inspired by
in
The
title
of
the
book,
however.
Warner Bros., spet•tacular and en- talking, all-dancing motion picture is a misnomer because its contents
tertaining prtaluctian "Noah's no wplaying its seventh (seek at offer very sound advice not only
i the Adams Theater, stands nut
Ark" at the Shubert Detroit Opera
r
for the publisher but for the edi- •A
Direct From Casino Theater, Philadelphia
SEN., 510X
N. . . TUES., MAY 19/20/21
Haase, increases as the opportun- , the first motion picture presenting tor and reporter as well on for the PAP
as an integral part of the story, a
FINAL WEEK OF THE CURRENT SEASON
$
ity is afforded for rt•peated visits.
WILLIAM HAINES in
advertising and circulation staffs.
series of new dance songs.
5 Saturday Mat, and En., and Sunday Mat and Ens, May 11.12 4
True, in the first part the author
"Alias Jimmy Valentine" No finer entertainment has reached
0
Positively Last Four Performances of the Entire Stock Co.
this city within the era, for "Noah's
deals nth the problem( of financ-
Lionel Barrymore, Leila Hyams,
A BRAND NEW MUSICAL COMEDY
Ark" contains not only the grt•at Guild House to Present the ing, equipment, advertising rates,
Karl Dane, Tully Marshal
Large Chorus, New Scenery
thrill of amazing mechanical slaw-
"Winder Street Blues."
newspaper and circulation records.
Julius Nathanson Production
FA
5
tack, but that human element
WEDNESDAY. MAY 22
with
a
sec-
liut
he
follows
that
up
Concluding its first season, the
which wins the heart of the lama- Guild House will present the "Win- ond ;tart which deals with circula-
"THE TRAIL OF '98"
lance.
tion
promotion
and
deliveries
and
der Street Blues" at its little thea-
In telling the story of "Noah's ter on that street Friday and Sat- postal rules, and the apprentice in
Ark" the author has spanned a urday, May 21 and 25.
the circulation department will
(WELWELE'S KALEH)
period 14 many centuries. Yet it is
It will be the eleventh production have much to learn from these •
graphically and happily shown of the group organized last sum- three chapters.
In Three Act, by A. Nager. Music by R. Osofsky.
that humanity remains one and the mer as the Detroit Theater Guild
Don't Miss lit.
(
In the third part of the book
same through all time. There are and will complete a schedule ..f 31 there is at least one chapter which
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 14
frailties and there is unhappiness performances.
makes the volume worth its price
Last and Farewell Performance and Testimonial Eve in Honor
also injustice, but the triumph of
for the reporter and editor. It
where
of Our Versatile Actor
love and right thinking over all
"The Royal Family" Con- deals with the Idol cases and libel
Dinner
obstacles is the basic note of the
laws, and is a discussion of the
tinues at Cass.
fable. liut "Noah's Ark" in in no
most perplexing problem of the
Stops the
sons' a preachment. It is first and
With its mingled fun and heart man on the desk.
Special to this occasion will be produced Jacob Cordon's
#
SHOW
Mr. Brown, in advising publish-
last an entertainment which ele- throes and its brilliant cast, "The
masterpiece
ment makes for its lasting success. Royal Family" will continue at the ers on best locations for planned
and what • Show!
Cass Theater this week. The cam- newspapers, quotes George W.
Mr. Ch. YablockolT will appear in the great difficult part
"Abie's Irish Rose" at Al- (sly of actor aristocrats has come Marble, publisher of the Fort
EDDIE
as Lemach.
as
a worthy climax to the waning Scott, Kans., Tribune-Monitor, on
I'
hambra Theater.
BRUCE
After the performance • great concert by the entire star 0
season and Will probably reap the the question of the desirability of
A
Nichols' famous stage play, richott box Oise harvest of any foreign readers: "Non-English- A cornpany. Master of ceremonies Mr. Ch. Yablockoff.
M
of
"Abie's
Irish
Rose"
has
been
trans-
1 II .1 10 0 OM LI 10 I 4
dramatic attraction that Detroit reading populations are not desir- : 1 0 I 0 MI h.1 01 MI 11.1 10111 .1 I 0 10 1.1 WI I M.̀ •
Ceremonies
planted to the screen by Para- has ,(en since "Broadway," The' able from the standpoint of circu-
COLLEEN
mount and equipped with Quality organization is headed by Ilaidee lation. Large alien populations,
ADAMS
Sound, featuring four important . Wright, Otto Kruger, Ann An- out of sympathy with American
MARIE HARDY
sequences with talking. A beautiful • drewa, JetTerson De Angelis and ideals or lacking in interest in
PATSY
musical score has bean prepared Ma rporie WOO&
American news and customs, hand-
SALMON
A Whoop ng
for the picture by .1, S. Zamecnik.
icap a newspap•r." Ile continue ,
°NW—
JACK VAN
MIDNIGHT
The picture opens at (he Alham- "Show Boat" Continues at to quote Mr. Moore, who feels, in
SHOW
•
Cookery
Unum.
The Chef That's a
bra Theater for an engagement on
spite of the preceding, that "a
GEORGE
the State.
Wizard!
Thursday and Friday, May If and
KELLEY
large foreign element introduces
17.
"Show Heat" opens the musical no problems for the newspaper in
CHARLIE
Mits . ,- That's Hot!
No Coon Chary
ADLER
There are two rs• casions 1/11 Which week of its engagement at the State so far as it affects circulation.
No Place But ...
CONNIE
the actors are heard in this pic- Saturday. This singing and talk- The foreigners multiply at a heavy
CLAXTON
ture: When Jean Ilersholt (Solo- ing picture has been setting new rate compared to Americans. The
CAROLE
mon) delivers the Kalish prayer attendance records since its open- children of foreign-born citizens
CPORTSVEN—rho Men, a/ert p.-
SISTERS
for the dead in Hebrew when the ing, and is rated as one of the out- are keen for American ways. They
d. of Detrmt—oraler Lido for ift
ALI.YN REESE
layer., good food and grimily
wife dies giving birth to his son, standing hits of the year.
generally subscribe to the local
DMITRI
et mosphtnr.
Attie: again when Ilersholt
Clifford 1996
DULCE
paper." Thus Mr. Moore in part
given
ESTHER
3747 Woodward Avenue
the prayer for the dead when Attie "Alibi" Still at United Artists patches up the slur on the immi-
STERLING
and Rosemary are married. Ile IS
grant with his compliment for the
Temperamental poettli. are no
broken-hearted in the second sit-
second generation.
longer popular in Hollywood.
uation over the marriage and Abie
A
couple
of
actors,
selected
for
is dead to him.
Whippet and Willy.-Knight
minor parts in "Alibi," the big
Both Show Unusual First
United Artists thriller now play-
"Conquest" Comes to Holly-
ing, its third week, discovered that
Quarter Increase.
wood Theater.
the "temperamental ban" was real-
Ohio—The Willys.
n et/MIurst."
ty in force when they lost their Overland Company is placed in
M
of the
We,51" 40AhlO Oa? R/lL1Y wrt
MOM important all-talking pictures jobs the first day they were on the second position in the entire auto-
Chamoised Air-Cleaned
e°
sat.
BARGAIN MATINEE
comes
from
the
Vitaphone
studios
mobile
industry
in
point
of
in-
in 10 Minutes
EXCEPT SAT. SUN' mans Vl '
A
to the Hollywood Theater for a
crease in motor car registrations
UNTIL 1 ,"Pfl
four day engagement beginring
year,
according
to
com-
over last
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
Sunday. Monte Blue, II. B. %Var-
plete registration figures received
Radio-Keith•Orpbmos VandevilM
ner
and
Lois
Kitson
are
featured
AND HOLIDAYS,
--
--
CENTER from all slat. for January and
in a three-cornered love affair that
February and from 24 states for
$1. 25
is carried by two men to the (ros-
March.
OUR
BEI,GICADE.—(.1. T. AL — The
Whippet registrations in this
in wastes of the South Pole where
SPECIALTY:
Jewish center idea of American
period show an increase of 34 per
Capacity 60 Cars
they engage in a deadly conflict to •
and the Original! Six
Jewish origin has been adopted by cent over last year and the Willys-
Genuine Chinese Roast Pork
win the woman that both love.
Per Hour
.rd ',qv (lot Mi,tard)
the Jewish community in the Jugo- Knight registrations show a gain
The usual excellent assortment
Delicious Subgum Chow Mein
slav capital.
of 43 per cent. The one company
of stage treats and novelties will
on April 21, the official dedica- that surpassed the Toledo manu-
Ca•rant,d
Special Luncheon 55c
he offered at the Hollywo(al. Bob
tion of the Jewish community
Cliff Nazarro
facturer in increased registrations
Special Dinners 11.00
Murphy, the "Prince of Humor"
building in this city took palce. was not in normal
production in
Will headline the bill, which in
DANCING
Members of the government and of the early part of 1928.
Harry Holman
enough evidence that there will be
12 to 1:.45 — 5 30 MT:45
the municipality attended the dedi-
and Other Well-Known
more laughter in the Hollywood
9:30 t•11 00 A.M.
Vaudeydle E rrrrr atoms
auditorium than there has been for cation exercises.
Marc and Entertainment by do
The building is of Byzantine
Screen —
months. Sunnyttrook Orchestra,.
PEERLESS SERENADERS
style and was erected as a cost of
Everywhere
led by Sammy filbert will play and over
Looft,floo
Dinar. It contains
NO C011 k t1141161: ANITIVE
THEO. ROBERTS
there will be an organ solo by 11(th
PALLISTER AVENUE
a number of meeting rams, class-
from
le His Last Picture
Clarke. There also will h, shorts
rooms for the religious school.
Just East of Twelfth Street
Stations
on the screen, both silent and talk-
"NOISY NEIGHBORS"
club rams, office, for the cultural
•
I v..
c• North of We-t Grand
ing.
with
and religious institutions and is
Boulemrd
1516 WOODWARD AVE.
CAdillae 4114
EDDIE QUILLAN
counted among the most beautiful
- • -
Phone Cadllac 2902
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000.! buildings in Belgrade,
.1
I
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
"THE FAR CALL"
, CHARLES MORTON
LEILA HYAMS
*OSCAR LORRAINE*
*EVA SHIRLEY*
CLARK and MCCULLOUGH
°........ecx xx xxxxxx
TWICE DAILY 6
Eves. 8:30 - - 75c to $1.50
Mats. 2:30 ti= 75c and $1
All Seats Reserved
SEE and HEAR
She Specladey
of Me Ayes/ ,
told
voyier,6„,kayriol:gft7
WESTWOOD
- INN -
All roads running west lead to West-
wood, "The Home of the Finest Frog
Leg and Road House Dinners."
ON THE SCREEN:
CONQUEST
0
Julius U Anna Nathanson
Vitaphone All-Talking Picture
Featuring
Monte Blue, H. B. Warner and
Lois Wilson
Al. Short Subjects, Both Silent and
in Sound.
ON THE STAGE
BOB MURPHY
The Prince of Humor"
lestival
(MAY Vtole
dinner no delightfully
het tt r . . . so a nasuall y de-
lirious . . . and only $ 2
No Cover Charge Till 9:30
Other Big Time Vaudeville
Headliners
The May Fest:wal Is
A Rousing Success!
Smiling Sammy Dihert and
The Sunnyhrook Orchestra
SPH.741 11..171'RIS
trfla .N/6//T
Bob Clark at the Golden
Vo'ced Organ
■
ftrAcizi
An All-Around Entertainer or.
the Big Time Circuit
Flowers for the
Ladies!
MAR1111.01'S SHOW
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