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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Witches Were Weighed
As there were no state laws for
such cases, women accused of
witcheraftery in early Ohio were
tried by weighing them against
the Bible, regardless of how plump
she might be. If she was guilty, the
Good Book would outweigh her,
and if not, the Scriptures would
descend.
There Ix nothing funnier
Omit
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Rochelle Hudson
Richard Cromwell
George Barbier
Jane Darwell
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CARLA TOIINCV
DANCERS
FRANK CONNORS
KATI WIN
sod 111% Slosh'
Mme. Lappin, Hugh RiDout, i
Two
Miss Zeder in Gana-
To
pot Concert
Stars Recalled
Yiddish Theater
The Gunapol School of Musical Irving Grossman and Dina Gold-
berg Brought Hero by
Art presents Mme. Dora Lappin,
Popular Request
lyric soprano, and Hugh RiDout,
•f the faculty, assisted by Miss
Maxine Zeder, accompanist, on
Tuesday evening, April 9, at 8:15.
Preceding a group of French songs
by Mine. Lappin, Mme. Irene Gra-
ver of Luxembourg will give a
short address on the educational
and artistic aspect of Luxembourg.
Mr Itiltout will present a novelty
---, Once Upon a Time", by Roy
Lamont Smith, an American com-
poser from Tennessee. The balance
of the program is made up of
standard compositions front the
ehl ssical and romantic schools.
The complete program follows:
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Puccini
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Madame Lacein
In t• l' von A Time .. Roy L.onotit 8111 1 1
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Prologue
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The
The Ittoteue
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Tho WvilliitIK In the F e r er t,
And They Loot Happily E.•
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After,
by Lamont Smith
ert Etube
Mr. MONO
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Luxembourg and Ilex
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Maclaine Irene thloer ta Luxembourg
Fount rain
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NorvegIVIMM
Fourdrain
A Vet- Wile.
Our Is ...tie de Saint (ler main
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'tumor.
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Madame ha IOU
DINA GOLDBERG
STAGE AND SCREEN
Walter Huston and Fay Ted Shawn and Dancers
Appear Here April 16
Bainter in "Dodsworth"
at Wilson Theater
Starring Walter Huston, Max
Gordon's production of "Dods-
worth," dramatized, by Sidney
Howard from Sinclair Lewis'
most famous novel of the same
name, and with Fay Bainter
playing her original role,s will be
the welcome attraction at the
Wilson Theater, Detroit, begin-
ning Thursday, April 4. There will
be 11 nights and three matinees
of the play, the engagement end-
ing Sunday evening, April 14.
Coming almost direct from its
42 weeks' triumph in New York,
"Dodsworth's" engagement here
will easily be the highlight of the
season.
Sidney Howard, who adapted
"Dodswortli" for the stage, is
one of the outstanding American
dramatists. Ile wolf the I'ulitzer
Prize in 1924 with the Theater
Guild production of "They Knew
What They Wanted." Among his
best known plays are "Ned Mc-
Cobb's Daughter," "The Silver
Cord," "Alien Corn" and the
adaptation of "The Late Chris-
topher Bean."
Walter Huston last appeared
on the stage, before going into
the movies, in "The Commodore
Marries," adapted from a novel
by Smolett. He made his first
great success in "Desire Under
the Elms" and later played in
"The Fountain," "The Barker,"
"Kongo" and "Fast Company."
EASTERN STAR CAFE
WITH
Spots
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other smart nets — all form a
ETHELIND
Terry
qilter Huston
nllsworth
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com-
bination that should be hard to
beat . , . I.nst minute reports show'
a surprising reservation list for the
opening Friday nite and from all
indications the Parody Club is mak-
ing an excellent start.
• • is
"Nothin' but the best for Detroit
Nice Club patrons," so says Sammy
Sofferin of the intimate and soph-
isticated spot the Powatan, and so
we have Ethelind Terry, star of
"Rita Rita" and "Kid Boots" head-
ing the new show . • . Little 1Vilma
Novak, is still doing OKeh, while it
appears that Barness and Steger
are to become permanent fixtures...
and why not? They've got "what
it takes" and they know how to de-
liver it.
• • •
"The best man wins" or so I've
been told and that's why Billy Carr
is all that's left from the Oriole
A Startling Announcement
l'hi Lambda Phi, of the Y. M.
Terrace last shows ... Can Billy
H. A. league, feted its victorious
Henderson Announces
sing those songs? "Ai, a mechaiye"
basketeers with an informal din-
Nazimova and Brent
(if you know what I mean), and
*Miss
ner dance last Friday night. The
he sure gives his all in support of
quintette took first honors in the
the rest of the cast . . . The new
Robert Henderson announces
league season's play, and with
team is Roy, Rita and Route, a
that he has completed negotia-
IRVING GROSSMAN
two victories in the playoffs seems
very clever adagio outfit, so they
tions to present Nazimova and
assured of victory in the final
say .... I've a vague recollection
By popular request, Irving Gross- Romney Brent, in the opening
windup.
I saw them some place but I don't
week of the 1935 Dramatic Fes-
man
and
Dina
Goldberg,
outstand-
Phi Lambda Phi's cottage com-
remember and so I'll tell you more
tival in the Lydia Mendelssohn
mittee reports that a convenient ing Jewish actors, return to Litt-
Theater, Ann Arbor, for five Cinema Guild of Detroit to ribout them next week . . . and
man's
Yiddish
People's
Theater
location has been selected.
there's
Helen Doyle, in songs and a
Present Two Soviet Films
Singing Star of "Rio Rit•,"
this week-end, and will appear in weeks from May 20 through
brand new line of beauties from
June 22.
their great success, "Mamele."
"Kid Boots" and other
Two startling Soviet cinema the Palais Royal, New York-20
These two artists will play in
"Mamie" will be staged this
Broadway successes,
. Fill D'Orsay, closes
I Friday evening, and Sunday mati- two productions in the Ann Ar- dramas will be shown on the fifth of them .
WILSON
bor Festival during the week of program of the Cinema Guild of Sunday night ... and I most for-
nee and evening.
10
NIGHTS
in Addition to Our Regular
May 20, opening with four per- Detroit at the Detroit Institute got you should hear Cato and his
APRIL4 3 MAT&
"MI"
T
IIURS.
formances of George Bernard of Arts, Saturday night, April 6, Vagabounds. • • •
Show, including
ONCOMING MOM. *tour
B'nai Moshe Y. P. A. Bar- Shaw's latest comedy, "The Sim- at 8:30 p. m. They are "China
Ingslownt (Ms SahnIsy, aril 11
Harlemania! Laughamania! Fun-
MAX GORDON proud.
pleton of the Unexpected Isles." Express" and "The Road to Life".
BARNES & STEGER
gain Dance and Spring
Their supporting cast is an- In addition, Chaplin fans will namania! Uh-uh, its Harlem! Life! ,
Frolic
and WILMA NOVAK
nounced as McKay Morris, Lionel have the opportunity of seeing a Laughter! Fun! at the Cub Planta-
tion—that is if you like sepia en-
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The next bi-weekly bargain Pape and Patricia Calvert. For revival of one of his early come- tertainment—and if you like life!
in SINCLAIR LEWIS'
dance of the Young People's Aux- the latter half of the week . of dies, "The Fireman."
May 20, Nazimova and Brent will
"China Express" is directed by laughter and fun! You'll like
iliary of B'nai Moshe will he held
appear in five performances of Ilya Trauberg, the most famous sepia entertainment, I'm tellin' you
this Sunday afternoon, March 31,
its some show and no foolin"bout
Henrik lbsen's "Ghosts," with disciple of Einstein.
at 2:30. Admission to this affair
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Nazimova as Mrs. Alving and
"The Road to Life" is the true
card 42 VOtlit II • Con
will be based upon the color of
that! . . .
Brent
as
Oswald.
story
of
the
wild
children
of
Rus-
7.: ,31- 1, Cast Positively Appear.
the shoes. Prices will range from
Since Larry Vincent's coming to
sia which is not so much acted
12 to 19 cents. As usual, the
the Cafe Paree, this gay spot has
, as lived on the screen. This origi-
music will be supplied by the
become gayer and gayer than
CI
nal and powerful drama treats of ever Smart shows are prevalent
Majesties.
Enters
with Angna
Preparations for the fifth an- April 3
I the homeless boys who in bands (and I might add the Metro Thea-
roamed the Russian cities after trical Agency is booking them)...
nual spring frolic of the Young
Angna Enters, dance - mime, the war, and how ' they were One of the swankiest teams that
People's Auxiliary have been com-
painter,
sculptor,
actress
and
sat-
gathered in, fed and trained. ever appeared in Detroit just corn-
pleted. Tickets are now on sale
Re•Elect
and may he procured from mem- irist all in one, will give one of 1 Tickets may lie obtained at the pleted several weeks engagement
bers or at the office of the con- her extraordinary performancesIGuild office, 127 W. Adams Ave., here. The Ashburns,—if you ever
gregation. Dave Diamond will as the closing program of the De- !Grinnell's and at the box office of have an opportunity of seeing them
personally lead his Della Robia troit Town Hall, in the Fisher the Art Institute on the day of again, don't miss it.. They arc, how-
I ever, followed by another very
Orchestra, and a number of radio Theater, next Wednesday morn-Ithe performance.
clever pair, Donna and Darrell, who
and night club entertainers have mg at 11 o'clock.
Angna
Enters'
visit
to
Detroit
—ori have appeared at some of the
been procured to provide enter-
Nelson Eddy Guest of r s' country's most exclusive spots ...
tainment. The dance will be held —her first since her triumph at
Sunday Hour
Nancy Kelly, that favorite singer
Sunday evening, April 14, in the Orchestra Hall more than a year
of torch songs carries her torch a
main ball room of Congregation ago—will be es ecially interest-
Nelson Eddy, the young Ameri- bit longer ... A special announce-
B'nai Moshe, Lawrence at Dexter. mg. The J. L. Iludson Company
The committee in charge is un- will exhibit her famous paintings can baritone who has just finished ment is that of the engagement
der the general chairmanship of and drawings in the art galleries his first starring motion picture here of Jean Karekes, the lovable
Andrew Iczkowitz. The general on the eighth floor, during the after a dramatic rise to musical gypsy violinist and known as the
(Republican Ballot)
danCe committee consists of Abe week of April 1 to 6, in connec- eminence with the Philadelphia Adolphe Menjou of Detroit. He ap-
Rosenthal, Mollie Freedman, Es- tion with her Town Hall dance Opera, in the radio studio and on pears both during the cocktail
EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE
ther Grant, Dave Schwartz and program. The exhibition, includ- the concert stage, will be guest hours, between 4 and 6:30 and also
JUST, FEARLESS
ing her paintings and drawings artist of the Ford Sunday evening during the entire evening , ..
Manny Lax.
UNBIASED
The next meeting of the Young of Spain, North Africa and her hour on March 31. fhe program, Several other smart acts will corn-
theater
figures, was shown in which features, also, the music plebe the show with Boris Romanoff
People's Auxiliary will be held
Endorsed by Bar Associa•
Sunday afternoon, April 7, at London last June, and since then of the Ford Symphony Orchestra swinging a mean baton and a
lions and preferred by
and Chorus, under the direction meaner piano.
4:30, in the club room of the in Boston and Chicago.
Detroit Citisens League
of Victor Kolar, is heard from
synagogue.
CLUB MANHATTAN
9 to 10 o'clock, Eastern Standard
Paid for by a Jewleh Friend
Reoranize
g
Cast of "Ro- , Time, over a coast-to-coast net-
The Club Manhattan holds over
Young Men's Hebrew Amen
' work of the Columbia Broadcast- Frank McCormick as master of
mance of a People"
ceremonies. Frank works best
ing System.
At the last meeting of Young
when heckled by his audience.
Plans are being made to re-
Men's Hebrew Association at the
With this he is making the floor
Barium Hotel, Dr. Otto Hirsch, organize the cast of "The Ro-
shows at the Manhattan a riot
Helen
Hayes
and
Robert
Mont-
superintendent of the Jewish Chil- mance of a People," which played
of hilarious fun. Ruth Kidd does
in
Detroit
a
year
ago.
Get
in
gomery,
with
Otto
Kruger
and
dren's Home, was the principal
some comedy bits of the "black-
speaker. His subject was the "Jew- touch by mail with Nat II. Efron- Agnes Anderson in "Vanessa,
Her Love Story," is the screen a- out" type with McCormick, and
son, 165 So. Manistique Ave.
ish Allied Campaign".
1 tering at the Michigan Theater alas teams up with him in some
The membership committee re-
this week, while on the stage two fast dance routines. The Man-
ported two new organizations in- Dr. Bred's
aste "Human Ad - ' visitors irom Hollywood, Margo, hattanettes, a lovely quartette of
tending to join the Y. M. H. A.
" Talking Pic -
venture,
the exotic Spanish dancer, and girls, is one of the best group of
Phi Lambda Phi and Alpha Tau
Roland Young, motion picture dancers that has ever appeared
ture, at Institute
Fraternity are tied for first place
comedian, are appearing in per- at a club in Detroit. Several new
in the bridge tournament held each
The stupendous story of the rise 1 eon. In addition to Roland Young acts from New York City are to
Sunday afternoon at the Barium
savagery
to
civilize-
.
and Margo, the Michigan stage be added to the show beginning
of man from
Hotel.
this Saturday night. The Tuesday
Basketball eliminations are held Lion will unfold dramatically in i show features Barto and Mann, night "guest artist" frolics are
"The Human Adventure", eight James Evans and Company and
each Wednesday at the Central
not being missed by many club-
reel
talking
picture
which
will
the
16
Michigan
Rockettes.
High School. Last week Alpha Tau
goers, judging by the capacity
defeated Apha Omega, 29 to 20 for show twice, at 3:30 and R:30 p. xi., Bing Crosby, W. C. Fields and crowds at the Manhattan every
Sunday,
March
31,
on
the
World
Joan
Bennett
are
the
stars
of
the right to play the Phi Lambda
Adventure Series at the Detroit I'Mississippt," the musical corn- week,
Phi in a championship series.
romance now showing at the
The annual foul shooting tourna- Institute of Arts. Produced by the edy
EASTERN STAR CAFE
ment held prior to the champion- Oriental Institute of the Univer-I United Artists Theater. The story
Booth
The Eastern Star Cafe an-
ship basket ball game will be con- city of Chicago, under the direc- 1 has been adapted from a
nounces
a complete change of
tion
of
Dr.
James
IL
Breasted,
Tarkington
play
and
is
of
the
old
ducted at Central High School.
show this week. The new show
Archons Fraternity are defending noted historian and archaeologist, South in the days of carolines.
Springtime is beer time. Join
features
Sonny
Joyce, queen of
"The
Human
Adventure"
is
ac-
"McFadden's
Flats"
with
Wal-
track champions at the annual
track meet to be held the first week claimed as the outstanding educe-'ter C. Kelly as McFadden and blues; Eleanor Dewar, acrobatic
the crowd and greet the new sea-
and
tap
dancer;
Harold Stone,
tional
film
of
the
decade.
Andy
Clyde
as
McTavish,
pro-
in April at Northern High School.
son with good Oldbru — delicious
The pictures first show the world video one of the double features golden saxophonist, and others.
Argonauts Club will be the hosts
as
it
existed
at
the
beginning
of
Shan
Austin
and
his Floridians
at the semi-annual informal dinner
and refreshing!
earthly time—fiery ball of fluid at
the other
State is
Theater
this
week. continue to thrill patrons with
The
Charles
Dickens'
dance and kovod night to be held
April 14, at the Barium Hotel. rock. The earth's crust cools and "Mystery of Edwin Drood" with their velvety rhythms. There are
Right today phone your nearest
Awards will be made to individual hardens, oceans form, the glaciers Claude Rains and Heather Angel. four shows nightly. No cover
pread and retreat and life ap-
charge, no minimum charge at
winners
and club champions in all spread
dealer for a case of Oldbru deliv-
any time.
FOX THEATER
social and athletic events for the pears. With Dr. Breasted relating
the story of man's struggle up-
r" Rogers, for Will is
"Doctor"
ered to your home. Always keep a
past six months.
ward,
the
film
will
carry
the
audi•
'again
•
country
Mr.
Fix-it
in
The public is invited to send in
few bottles on ice—your guests will
ence by airplane to important ex- o Life Begins at Forty," has one Judge Callender's Candi-
their reservations to this affair to
cavations. The scientist will
dacy for Circuit Judge
admire your good taste!
"
of those affable, witty roles that
Meyer Green, c , o Y. M. H. A., Bar- tore and describe early traces I"-
of s ne most enjoys portraying. Own-
Own-
ium Hotel. Leo Panzer, president,
man
in
the
Valley
of
the
Nile,
Cat-
In calling upon the people of
requests all representatives to be
ro, the Pyramids, the harem of er
he Detroit and Wayne County to
the town's
throes newspaper,
of an election
is of
in the
at the next meeting on Monday,
haroah's palace, the Valley of campaign, and because he has realize that their courts are be-
CADILLAC 1600
DETROIT BREWING CO.
April 1, at 9 p. m., at the Barium P
Karnak Luxor . Jer u salem, ' befriended a boy unjust y gen t 1 ■ ing
Karnak,
Kin
King''
i
given
i
nation-wide recognition
I Hotel.
Nineveh,
the palace of Solomon,
Nin,
Iof the! for the many improvements in ju-
ie
•■■•■•••■ •••••••••••
Babylon, Bagdad, the legendary community's
to prison, stirs
the ire
hap-
banker.
Much
hap-
Keyworth Republican Can- site of the Garden of Ede n. Omar pens before the editor is able to dicial procedure instituted there-
in, the friends of Judge Sherman
didate for Supt. of Pub-
p
Khayyam's Shiraz, Parse obis.
straighten out his own and other D. Callender, candidate for Cir-
tic Instruction
:!'
le's affairs to everybody's' cuit Judge on the Republican
"P
I Judge Groa t Seeks Re- P satisfaction.
Jane Darwell and ticket on April 1, have cited sev-
Retain
Maurice R. Keyworth, candidate
Sterling Holloway are in his sup- 1 eral points in the legal career of
Election to Common
r
for State Superintendent of Pub-'
port.
Judge Callender which have re-
Pleas Bench
lie Instruction on the Republican
The stage show will present 1 sulted in notable contributions to
anilac
, ticket, was bo rn on a S
Judge Gerald W. Groat is a among other acts Johnny Burke, I the general good of the whole
He at-
County a
farm
at Shabonna.
'tended
country
school there. He candidate for re-election as Judge Premier Sisters, Lee Sims and public.
Judge Callender was the chair-
later graduated with the highest of the Common Pleas Court. A Homey Bailey, and a newly =-
honors from Michigan State Nor- group of friends, backing his ran. ported Mexican orchestra con- man of the legislative commis-
,
',ion
in 1926 which revised the
a
didacy,
issued
the
following
state-
ducted
by
Emilio
Caceres.
mat C oll ege at Yp s ilanti. After
present criminal code and he in-
few yearn more experience as a bent:
Fenkell
Ladies'
Loan
Ass'n
troduced
this feature, which has
"Kind and considerate, ever
teacher and public school adminis-
worked to the greatest satisfac-
degree of ready to understand and be help-
trator he was given the
tion
throughout
the State of
Fenkell Ladies' Loan Associa-
I. Master of Arts by the University ful, always a friend in deed as
Michigan and later the degree of well as a friend in fact, Judge tion held • Purim party at the Michigan.
of
(Republican Ballot)
Judge Callender, who is 65
Gerald W. Groat has been an lion- Parkaide Talmud Torah on Mon-
Ph. D.
years old, has practiced law since
His career has included terms as est and efficient public servant, day, March 25. The following .1900. He was placed upon the
ABLE - ENERGETIC
were judged to have the best
whose
record
stands
all
man
I Superintendent of Schools in the
CONSIDERATE
bench of the Recorder's Court,
villages and cities of Elmira, Le- passible scrutiny, a record of ac- costumes: Mesdames H. Jackson,
Traffic and Ordinance Division,
Roy, Lake City, Gaylord, East Jor- complishments and constructive Rose Baltuck, Factor, Levy, Stol-
His notable record merits
lit
the time of its creation in
Bogart,
Birn,
Fin-
judicial conduct and is deserv- man. Cohen, S.
don and Hastings,.
his retention to this office.
1929.
Mrs
A.
Aptekar.
support
su
rt
of
the
elector.
kle.
.
in
of
the
g
Endorsed by Bar Assecia•
Miss Cannon Miss Louise Le-'
Many desert animals aestivate, ate In re-electing him to the of-
Lions and preferred by De-
About two-thirds of the states
or sleep throughout the summer, flee of Judge of the Common vitt and Site Shift furnished mu- ,
troit Citizen.' 'wags..
sic for dancing. Games were I have to buy the major part of their
lust ■, a large unmber of animals Pleas Court, on the non-partisan
stayed
and
prizes
were
given.
,
lumber
supply from outside their
in cold climates hibernate during ticket, for the long term, at the
Pant for by • Jentah Friend
Mrs. Baltuck was chairman. own borders.
the winter. election Monday, April 1.
PHI LAMBDA PHI
machinery to replace the labor of
men and women has robbed us of
much of the richness of human
motion. Human movement is being
',eldest d by machine movement, he
says, just as men are being re-
placed by machines. Men-made
machines which have made millions
of people jobless have also deprived
them of much that is beautiful and
health-making.
1 elle!, RloOtno That Threl
Sate7
Ted Shawn, who with his group
of men dancers, will appear here
Believe it or not there's another
April 6, at Orchestra Hall, under club added to the gay site life of
the direction of Isobel J. Hurst. Detroit—Club Parody—the only
declares that the developm..nt of spot (thus far) featuring continu-
ous entertainment from 7 p. m. un-
til closing Joe Cassidy and his
Californians who come direct from
the Ambassador Hotel, Hollywood,
will heed the musiels1 procedures...
Jack and Joan Gates, so awfully
smart tap-dancing team . . . The
Three Itythin Girls, original trio of
Paul Tremaine's Orchestra of
I.onely Acres ... Billy Richmond,
sweet singer of songs and several
TED SHAWN
*
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DON'T MISS
"Harlemania"
a
TED SHAWN
America's Foremost Dancer
and His Ensemble of Dancers
;:;;;*;;;1!";!;,:-.Z!!';',:711.1::,;
Orch. Hall, Sat. Eve. April 6
Last Appearance Sunday Nite
FIFI
D'ORSAY
Current Show Includes
AN ENTIRELY NEW REVUE
Direct From Palais Royal, New York; With
20 — Gorgeous Beauties-20
an d
5 STAR ACTS
Thrill to the Enchanting Ryhthm of
CATO'S VAGABONDS
DINNER, $1.25
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, $1.50, SERVED FROM 5t30 to II
No Cover Charge at Any Time
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Judge
Swing into Spring
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MANHATTAN
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FRANK McCORMICK
AND
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LILLIAN WARNER
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