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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FPTDAY, APPIL 21, 1916.
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DAMAGED
7' G O O D S " 7"
THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR
The Great Drama of Sin's Consequences
Interpreted by the Celebrated Legitimate Actor, ARNOLD BENNETT,
and the original cast
Damaged Goods
is the most remarkable human
story ever written, for the rea
son that it has awakened human
ity to the need of preserving the
human race from the perils of
hereditary evils
WHEN THIS PLAY EXHIBITED IN SEATTLE
RECENTLY THE
King County Medical
Society
ISSUED TUB FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENT:
"A special committee of the King County Medical
Society has witnessed the photo-play, "Damaged
Goods," and approves it as a valuable means of teach
ing the public a very important lesson. The committee
docs not consider the play suitable for exhibition to
any person under the age of eighteen."
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DRAMATIC
ADMISSION
Both afternoon and evening
Children 10c
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TRAGIC !
More startling arid !
widely discussed than
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the Stage
Play
A Prominent Seattle
Physician's Endorsement
years, and having had under my care for Cook County,
Chicago, 111., thousands of cases, besides establishing a
hospital where such cases could be treated, I believe'
my opinion as a teacher and an authority should be
recognized. I want to express my deep appreciation to
you for' what you are doing for the public. You are
doing more for people this week than I have been able
to do in 20 years."
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