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Judged by Measure cf Morality
' Cotter Than Cosiness Of
ficcSy Siiw SaySf
,; "Twenty years of elage Ufa Us con
vinced me that It is & prcjper environ
ment for a younfir grlrl my own cUurcrh
ter, Jn fact much safer, indeed, than
"the office of the average business man,
when judged by the measure of moral
ity." ' '.
That, wag the reply given a New York
Examiner roporter by Mrs. ,7la. Fits
huph, when asked Jo explain why she
! had determined to place hwr-daupMer,
Just out of the Ursullntf convent, upon
the stage la John P. SIochmus,, produc
tion of rThe JClsslnjf qirl." ,
"I'haVe loet sleep night' aftrj night
trying to decide what to do about .tUe
future' of Venlta,". sighed .' Mrrf, '.Fit-
. hugh as she smiled uponhe,r beautiful
daughter, just turned ' 17, . . 'Jl had, . to
face the opposition of my, o'wnlmothr
when I decided upon atagte. life for my
girl. 1 But I am sure Jhat T have not
decided wWrongr. r V-. . i, .
This Is a" serious Question wlthf m",
said Mrs. Fltzhugh. "when yenlt,was
a baby and through her girlhood. J 'sup
ported ' her'-, with my' earnings' on .- the,
stage. And I have mat so'inany Kood
women on the stage that I know; my
daughter wlU be safe.' ' -
"I do not believe In schools of acting.
What' good would it do this child to
appear before a matinee audience of
friends, all willing to overlook, the bad
; end ' pralsa, every move of 'the -child,
better a thousand tlm'estto throw her
Into the deep water at once, andr find out
If she has the blood that' I am .banking;
nn, pnee a girl ateps before the, foot
lights of the bargain hunting audiences
of our present day shhas to.make good
fm lnfr. K ' i- ' ; ' ; x .
. "First I selected a manager, who- was
recommended for straight business
.dealings, John P. Slocum. Next I turtved
down ait of fer to take her Into fasre
With me, although, I suffered a-reduc-,
tlon of i:S a week to go Into 'the Kiss.
Ing Olrl.' Bitter by far that It bertha
best that I could find and that 1 could
go with her to give het balance, as it
Mrs. Fttzhugh urged, that It be made
plalrt that aha was Very serious In her
Ideas about stage morals. She . relter
, ated her conviction against the dangers
' that lurk for girls lit the offices of, the
average buslneas man, . ,
"Here is my girl, all that knave, and
I am all that aha has," said the mother.
"Suppose something . should happen to
tnt tomorrow. Ja it not better that I
kave my girl j trained to, t. profession,
and -an1 honorable one, whereWshe "can
command an . independent salary and
' llva In an Independent manner, than to
place he? In drud'gery!4'''.'ifr.:-i;t,.',i.v;
- "If I pass away, and she 'goes out into
the world to seek a position -as atenog
i tapher, or In any i other capacity, In
;' business office, he ,wllt flint trapa - at
avery turn, ; Ask .the'girW vtVaUknow
il about ' those things. - Bee if ,: they ; 11 ve
pnd .work In a narnss environment
: Many of them. Would 'dfiubtlesi be de
, lighted t-maka. the exchange, -with my
;. daughter, ."l1",' "fa:.'. rt:ctr-.r HXr'?-, -i,'
A t any rate, J(. am convinced, as a
mother; that I am doing the best thing
. for my; daughter.";; :zkyffte$t-::2
PROMISES MADE BY
(Continued from Preceding' Page.)
A bis hand '-at, mining, s Ha has told , hit
farm and ie becomes , entangled wlth
' stock brokers who succeett in. getting
hlm to Jnvest, hia .eavlngt Jn) Hoha'wk,1
and several other mining stocks, What
success he.haa wltb nls venture 44 -toW
; at every performance at the.Iiyrlcr'xw
week, performance belnj.tglven daily
at 8:45, 7:45, and :15 p. m. 'Oil Thoiika
, giving day there will be thr( perfot
. Glances in tha evening, "the. If lret. eom
menclng at 7 p. m., and 'a special matl-
nee in the af ternoon at the regular hour.
On Friday tight of net week the chorus
-will be te the .front In their popular
conteat t . : J ' v
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l' Motion Picture Wowmi,)Vt
. Today Is change day atthe flva"f1it
mn theatres of tfcc IoplH8. Amusenen
(company.!:, This company t owns' and
operates a number of -theatres in this
k. ci tyV lt-of - wtOoltam re-enduct edr m
1 Ihoroughly up-to-date,, clean, and whole-
aome plan, and 'notfiing but absolutely
, clean, legitimate entertainment Is ever
permitted in any of their theatres. This
however, is easily proved by" the 'gener
ous steaay patronage wmcn us. differ
" ant theatres, enjoy; '
, At the 6Ur today "JXancesco da Kl
mini," a beautiful spectacle ; produced
from the fanuu. play, fThe OtherW,ay"
a Pa'the of . Interest, VTha Troublesome
Baby" and "JUove In Quarantine," two
comedies and Brink and Camp, the musi
cal entertainers make tip the bill.- - ,
1 . At Ctho f Arcade Gratitude." bl
picture of Indian life, a splendid comedy,
an ; Industrial feature. , and Cy Confer
the Binger comprlae the 'show. f.. a 't
- At - the m Joy j 'he : SeaxVant'a
Btrlpea," "MarJorlca Phraeda,'.' and Mr.
Raymond the singer; at the Odeori, Doss
th Human" Telescope ; m n added
i feature; and four late picture-. produ
tlons, and at the Tivoll, the new east
, aide house, there-will be thrte pictures
eonsletlng qt dramas, comedies, etc, and
. jrred Bauer will sing a latt, aong.
: Blax Figman at Kelllg Sunday.
John" Cort will present the famous
and favorite actor :.andc6melan,.; Max
-yigman, supported by'ah excellent com
pany "f playert- together with - the
charming; actress, Helen ' Laokaye, in
tdlth Kills' splendld plyv"Mary Jane's
Pa," at the Heillg' fof ene week, begin-
; hlng next Sunday November 27,' with
a special ' matinee 'Saturday; Since the
days - of . rHazel 1 Kirk," Alabama,'
"Baron i nudolph," vnd,. even bfi , this
. period when we have 'The Music Ms-
' tcr," and pieces of that type, no mjre
kinvlncing story 'olj fiomely country life
h-i ajiyeared than "Maty Jane's Pa.'
itr.-'iMgmfln. appeared In, this same play
Inst year and made one of the ,most ar
tistic hits of hia excellent career, tit. Is
something that suits his peculiarities to
,' nicety and will long stand as one of
thfl best" efforts of . his life, , The ad
vance seat sale wilt .open -next Friday,
'I-'orty-flve Minutes From ftroadway. J
"Frty-f Ive Mlnutee From Broadway."
The k'ii pf S. DraniatjcClub
""Vlir'present , tnen(nreetwinedyT-'
BETWEEN THE ACTS?
unrlor the direction Of Carl Nordstrom.
Woo a m an Ball, B. 6th and S. Alder SSa.
mowa; . at, 1310.; ; '
Admission 25c.. ; Open at 8:15 p. m.
J l;
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si 1 4
Si
; Upper Miss Venlta- Fltzhugh
. Lower Ida ritzhugh
will be the next offering of the Baker
Stock company, following' ' "When We
Were Twonty-on." A very . versatile
company pj peoplf . Is required t Jump
from a ! drama of such digit lay and
beauty as the letter to a rollocklnr mu
steal .corned V such as. "Fortv-five Mln.
ntp BVnm T4rnai1.-v"'v"!i: hnfwlth an
organization of, euch. wey known ability
as tne Baker company nothing : else is
expected other than a perfectly bal
aneffd performance of both plays. The
mimical numbers In the ' Cohan play
will all be Introduced and a chorus oe
II , will aauist In their, effectiveness,
Opening next .Sunday matinee. fv ,i o s
Via Wireless, HHt at Bungalow;
Managpr , Baker has secured V Freder
ick; Thompson's Immense scenlo play,
"Via Wireless," for next week, opening
Sunday matinee, 'November ,27, '..at- the
new Bungalow.. -.fVla Wlreieae" was the
sensation of, the east In , its atartlingr
scenlo effects ' and thrilling- dramatic
scenes and story, - and the ahlpwreck
scene with the wireless operator sending
and receiving messages "was the cause
of much newspaper comment all over
the'eountr-y. Not a detail will be lack
ing in the Bungalow production. It
will open next Sunday matinee Npvem
4 w; yv. ? Merry Minstrels. .'
' The Spanish War Veterans' lg mltfp
stref show will take place at the Heir
llg theatre December 21, one night onlX.
Judgfng from, the way tickets are sell
ing the boya will turn, people away.T he
big street parade will be a- feature this
year.: yr'v4fr-K:v:t
Mr-: : i.
The friends of Lew Fields, tbje come
dlanj are -worried by the newa which
reached Broadway regarding him. , Hia
nenfiu aystem la eo broken, the physf
elans' Who have h 15 case in hand hold out
lltjJe. hope of hia return to New Tork
for ,ari Indefinite time,, f As soon' as hia
condition r'ijenrittsr-he "wilt b"C removed
from Havana t fcome other southern
resort, possibly Florida. ' r r- y '
Before'M?. Flelda went on tour with
"The ! Bummer " Widowers' he 'ehowed
signs of prevtoua Irritability. , A. friend
ays overwork and business annoyance
were TespOBSlble or hia breakdown. ;
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Grand Testimbflial Recital
P A PPWrtTT T A "D
&4fta?
raneis
:i Pricet.5O$l,0d75 and WMlmB
, 1 Exchange Tickets on'Sale at . ' s :
" ' EILER'S and WOODARD-CLARKE'S. ,
; : ;: RbyALOPERABERLI N8 VE ' '
. V . METROPOLITAN OPERAS fNEW YORK 5 -
TUESDAY EVENING, 8:15 , .!
' . ( Second Number Lecture and Entertainment Course , .
- Auspices A C. A, aad V- 6. Alumnae. ? Single Tickets 100 -
,r J X -Bit mt i-
--. A "T '"I
A. .mJ J. Jim X Jk.-'
Marcus R. I.iayf-r, w.-U" known In
rortlarul. whem he was onco a member
of the Oresonian stuff, is to be the bi
pfiolary of a roustnsr testimonial in
Niw York eoon. 'Ho lu 67 years old.
ind he cannot reinvmbr when ha be-
Kan manaclna- stars. 'His car-i:r b(-gan,
he aaserts, before he can remember. He
has devoted some 60 years to the the
atrical business, '"ills- first venture as
a manager was the starring of Julia
Dean Hayne. ' Then followed, the young
er Kean, Lady Don, Eilwln Booth, Law
rence Barrett, Adelaide Nellson, Kose
Ej-tloge, Jane Hadins:, Charlotte Cush-
man. Sarah Bernhardt, fclr Henry lrv
ing, M. Coquelin Mary " Anderson and,
Adellna Pattl., ' - v s."
Mr. Mayer holds the record for trans
Atlantic voyages, having made 55 round
trips. Already many prominent stars
have volunteered their services for the
blg'tienefl . The first. offer came from
naran tsernnarai, wno prompiijr cuojru
her services when advised that her-old
manager and friend was., to be honored
with a testimonial. , ; '. 'r '
Mies FTltzt Scheff apprised her, anx
ious 'managers few days ago In Chi
cago 'of .' her convalescence, and an
nounced certainly! .that' she would be
pleased to appear' thereafter at the'
Lyric ill "The Mikado."' Indisposltloa
has prevented M1& Schef fa taking part
in that- entertainment for a week. All,
of which la ;a common ! recurrence , with
the temperamental Fritzt. i
Z wonder If local audiences .who saw
De Wolf Hoaper in "A.Matmee' Idoll'
appreciated the s peculiar unction with
which he remarked, apropos ef the sub
ject of matrimonial troubles, "Tou can't
tell me anythjmj about .them' that I
don't already krtow."?i It Was Hop
per, by the way,: who first gave utter
ance to the oft-quoted remark,,""! aft
not land poor, I am alimony poor." ;
?..: VKv-'iv; x :
- It Jhas- been reported In eastern the
atrical circles recently that Julia Mar
lowe and E. H. Sothern might announce
their engagement In the near future,
both artists are said to baye refused to
either affirm or deny the report
: ';:;Ct:,i XXXX:
' And the, end Uiot yet. Thamara De
Swirsky, who is appearing jn Los An
geles for a series of special matinees, is
the real thing as far as aociety goes. '
" Every daqcex of eourse advertises her
self as the pet of the smart set;-but de
licious Thamara has a record of New
port patronage quite unparalleled. .-
In the words of the ublquitlous Jay
Barnes:1'- '-v- j. - - . , t
-, "If she didn't have to worjk she'd be a
lady." " (. 'i
Percy Mackaye payr. thli tribute' to
Ellen Terryt - , ,
"How shall we welcome back her Image
" bright
Who from our -Marts lias never been
;s away?- - .. , . - -
They never lived .who ..never loved to
play, . , ,
Nor ever lovea wno wvea not in delight ;
Therefore - to4 her .who,, in Dull-care's
despite, t- -. -Long
since has ta;ight he world's sad
- soul to nrAv i n -
TO saints of joy, ,we brfng an homage
gay ' - , t, . , n . ,
Of hearts made lighter by Iw own pure
jniliet of love, Miranda of the mind.
Katherlne of t quips, and beauty's Rosa-
1 Und. . ' i
Tnlth'e Portia, f Beatrice the madcap-"
'. merry, . . . v v j k ..,
All heroines wrought of the maBtera
neart-7 ' '
Tf thene we bow, and these bew down to
- . Art, ' . v-
And. Art to Time, and Time to Ellen
v Miss Grace George : is appearing in
her new comedy, "Sauce for the Goose,
by Mrs. Geraldine Bonner. '. . -. . v
.. The" scenes are about the efforts of a
clever,- witty and resourceful wife to re
gain the wavering interest of her hus
band, nrst by arousing his Jealousy and
then by making his own "actions sesm
absurd. Instead of the familiar three
there f are four Important figures the
wife, the' husband, a male and a female
friend.'. The problem in the nlar is the
much discussed question as to whether
the wife has. the same, "privilege as' the
nasband to violate the- conventions.
ConsUble., the . wife, l and Mr. Frank
v wortmng, tr anaband., c ,
.- '-.1., . v '. ... . "
,Out ' ' Wf the v eight original "Hello"
glrla - Irt "Havana"- there still remain
five,, theother three havlhg married
men or wealth,
r '.This climate," Writes Oliver Morosco
from theV Hoter Astor, New ;'Tork, "Is
vhat General; Sherman said war la.
"Day before yesterday I stafted out
With my summer clothes onk And ran
into ,a snowetprtn, i ploughed back to
the hotel and .sank into an Arottp over
coat and wfcen 1 got out the ..enow had
turned Into awarm rain. V,I sbed the
coat, ot anftrmbrella talked f four
mocks, and lyia beat ; my vway ack
. ',
- DT? ADA XTnt? Si? v .
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nUht I rnn.'i ;.
with a friend t:
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ThaniifWnT Itatlnee Special Price Mitlnt Saturday.
, . JOHN P. SuOCUM. Presents
X 13 rZXXXXAlTT MTTSICAXi PLAT
- Hr THE-
1SS1G
' . CAST HTOIitrDI '- ' .
Miss Texas Guinan; Dick Temple, Ida rltehugh, '' Harry Hermsen," Mile.
Vanity, Louis LonJon,Mlss yenlta, Miss Faber, Chaa, Gurney Miss Devere.
i BBAtmrtrxj CHoatrs - oatchT
17-SPECIAL: ORCnESTRA-17 BfflroN
MPniflTCl BveJilngl and Thanksgiving Mat. 11.50, $1,' 75c, 80c,- 85cl'i5c
A i.atVirdtS Special Price Saturday Matinee.. , . . .$1.00, 75c. 60c, 3 Be, 86c
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That favorite AmeriosA
, fopaiar sTew,! "CHant.' '
Miss Mabel Hite
and nT nll
lMJL s lailtVC UUllIHl
Za their Xoaloal Skit entitled '
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'-Double Play"
mi
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(By Jjrraa-ement
llEMtY, HOIllbN & COJIPANY
Including Miss Irfralse - Xardentmrf
Presentlnjr a character- creation i
"tnrCLB LEM'S 'DILEIQU"
Unanimously , Pronounced' 'The - Old
i llomestpad'' of Vaudeville."--
'.:. Direct -from Berlin -i
' ftiaiARD, XADRAOB
. . 'European 'Ventriloquist '
The Benowned Polish VloUnlst
- Presenting 'Paganlnnrs 'ahost
Evening Prices:
PArLT MATtBTEB, iSc, 85o, POo.
See the Best;
THE FAMILIA BELL
Ten Musical Artists, Ihtroducing the Marimbaphone.
, ' Most Stupendous Musical Act in" Vaudeville.
Tony Genero
v Quaint Monologist. ',
Stars of Al
Gilmore,Kinkey
and Qilmore
' , Mirthull Entertainers. '..
Pantagescppe
Latest Animated Events, v
Popular Prices. latin'ee DaUv. , Curtain 20V7:30 and.DiOO.
. Week Commencing tlondajr Matinee, November 2L ' ,
:Then See
Peoples
Purveyors of Clean Entertainments
New Show, Star
rBAncEaoo da vaaxii trmn the
famous play,
THE OTXXB , WAT, an AKherlcaa
- patne comedy,
IKa TBOUBZaSSOHB BABT w
Wo Matter How Ool4 Ontalds, the
Arcade Today
OBATmrDB." New InrttanL TaleI i" J '
nr front or PATHEB, Comedy. "
MIIJTAKT OTCXOSTS. InstructlTe,
OT .COHFEB, The Keal S!ner. ' i
Othsr Things ot aterlt.
V
Tcdjy
Binsaell and Willi am s Bast Wde.
A, OKxiAT DOUr iJS BXOaAJK -
A CtAND B IIX.1 and
A ZUSB TBA.U.AT, by Qaumont.
mornlnsr, and now, at 10 o'clock, the aun
Is shining from a cloudless kky and the
U.ls'alr Is reminiscent of Slay.'
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?venhis,',l.B0, fl.00, 760,' 60c, SSo,
Matinee. , , .. . . 6o, Mo, 8So,
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890
Plvoaas Maui 6, A 1030
WccI(,Nov.21
Oomsdlenne and toe
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irtth' xJeMev and Co.)
Late stars of "The Motor Girl Co."
J AMIS JOKH ,
i ' COOK & LORENZ,
TB3H - TWO ; MH.UOWAXBXS"
' nlJ)RED GROVER
In original songs and sayings.
Assisted by ,
DICK RICHARDS
' KAJIYAMA -
i. V wit vm a w ". - -
'Presenting unique feats. In i hand-
I .
wniiDg. .- ;
lGc; 2Sc, COc, TSo
i Holiday Matinees, night rrloea.
John and py Burke
In How Eatsy .Went to War.
Nations Advanced Vaudeville
'Dare Brothers
Refined' Athletes: "
-'"'' 7 .. -..
Pantages
1: : Orchesttfa
H. K. Evenson, Director. ;
the Rest:
Theatre, Today
XiOTS , XH O XTABABTnai, a : double
filocraph comedy,
BBOTK AJTO OAlCr,' Produoers of
songs. - , '.'.
Star Xs Warm and Ooaaiortahla,,
Oh Joy Theatre Today
H:5.rrS. .8TRI'E8. Military.'
both e ruira. comia '
Kbultkobs and Other Usual Attrac-
-Odeon-Todayf
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Amusement: Co.
BOSS, TBTB KTTMAJr TELESCOK!,
Oreat Living Curiosity.
TOYKA3CES, SOU AOT BBVTl,.
reat. " t..
BTTM AND BODTB, 1000 feet Corned v;
KoxtE&ir oou3TBSii. comedy.
KUSSXAJJ WOU" HUaT, Sporting
and Other- Fine Turns.
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All Wcclt, Commcnclna r.Ictlncs IcZzy
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, ,- A New England Pastoral,
BY WM. B.GRAY
. THE PLAY CONTAINS PLENTY OF GOOD COMEDY-
s GOOD SINGERS
' " Headed by WILLIE GOLDEN, the Boy with the Angtsl Voica
S MATINEE THURSDAY (THANKSGIVINQ DAY) AND REGU
v. :., . LAR MATINEE SATURDAY
V. Evening- Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00, Matinees 2Sc and 50c
! Next Attraction?
'BAKER
OBO. & BAXXB,
' - Oea, Kaaacer
- 'AH lnterfor alterations completed no w In perfect coodWotL
, Mafiager Baker announces the opening of the reorganized ; .
. Baliel. Steele Company
ThankSQtvlng Week,
November 20,
,j Jn a Superb Production of
HEMKY V. ESMOND'S BEATJTIFXJ1V PLAY
WtoekWe Wei?e
- ;.Tweiiii(!yinie :
As Played with Immense Sacceas
J BV NAT. C GOODWIN AND MAXINE ELLIOTT
. . Powerful Cast- Superb Stage, Settings.
. ..- , BARGAIN MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 23c ... r
, SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE THURSDAY
.M Regular Matinee Saturday.
Evening Priees--25c,' SOc and 75c Matinees-r2Sc and 50c i
NextVcc-45 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY j
SpYAN &' C0NSIDINE
RAND
MAfjNEE DAILY-
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in America K'Jasc
Ainerican and European
VaudeviHe. , '
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Home of Musical Comedy Seventh and Alder Streets
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TP 117 rT1 IT A IT Weck Commencing
IT 1j VL JIillLi Tomorrow Matinee
LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY
. - FEATURING ; " -; .
DILLON AND KING, Portland's Popular Comedians ,
MAUDE ROCKWELL; Prima Donna . . .
,NEW FACES NEW COSTUMES NEW MUSIC
, NEW SCENERY ,.'
-TWO PERFORMANCESNlGirTLTT:.T 'aTi J 3 :'I5T. II'
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CHORUS GIRLS CONTEST FRIDAY KICIITr,
Special MallnccTlianlcrzoIvIsiT! I.
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Comedy in Four Acta
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' Phones Haia 8 A-5360
' Home of the Xnoonroeranle
, BAXBB STOCK OOKLPAJ1T-
Stsrtlna Saxu F.!slls
1910 Today
Weekof.Nov.21st
... ( ; - ,. ...
( . : Barry Leonhardfa Pantomime
I v i, " Company, Presenting
Poliy Pichle's Pets
A Musical Fantasy In One Act
THE HEIM CHILDREN
- The Cleverest Juveniles on the '
' " American Stage. '
H ALLEN & FULLER
' In "A Xesson at 11 P. M."
CAMM & THEIRA .
In "Ventrllo-Drama."
Thomas Potter Dunn-
In Cosmopolitan Characterlsatlona
.: 6 KRETORE :
- Wizard of Melody.
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' SiaHTg AT TOO and SilS
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