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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Two pli-tium will nppnir enrh tlajr for two weeks, 24 pic
tures In nil, Kurd picture will lie numbered.
All gui-iisc mint c rrcrlvnl nt TIIK HHRAMt not Intrr than
noon of llio MTiiml ilny following publication ami the correct
jinnies will tin ptihlUlidl Hint. tiny.
Prize lll lie nuartlnl to the I lure person ubmlttlng th
nrntrM reflect niimlirr of n.iinrili ns follew:
HUNT 1'ltlZK in five ticket to the STRAND, 8TAH,
AM) 1.1IIKUTV THKATItK.
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Tlllltl) Pltl'.K free ticket.
In ornt of it tie, the winner wilt lie JinhxeO tiy the time the
Hiir-fTM nre mrlmt nt the Herald office, Kmli nneleK' will bo
iiimUcit ultli the time, of receipt.
TlrkvU lll Ihj illildcil to rIp winners, ni nenrly ns povsl
hie, mi eqmil niiinlTr for enrh theatre.
TIIKIti: AMI .NO STIUXCS Til THIS Ctl.NTIMT IT'S
iiti:i:.
si:xi ix voi'it tJUKss teday:
Personal Mention
Mr. nml Mrs. (lourgo Wnltun of
Merrill were In town Inst nlRlit to
nttcitil the community hnnuuet,
It. K. Jlrmlbury wns lit the county
sent yosterdny nttcndliiR to mutters
of business.
I C. K. llurton wns n county sent
lsltor yesterday from Wlirden, Ore.
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(in) Xante
Ml4 Until Dixon lint returned
from her vacation trip of two weeks
nml Is nRaln nt work here.
John Moore tuft for Ills homo In
Lot AiikcIos this morutiiK nfter .1 vu
cation spent here ltli his mother.
Mrs. Mnry Moore.
Hubert nml Hex D.ivls left Mnnilny
for (.rants Pn where they will Walt
ulth thulr grandparents for the next
few dn) ?.
Statu Sountor 11, Kiimncl of
Kansas nml two sons are hero on a
camping tour anil will remain In the
vicinity for n couple of weeks.
POLITICAL PEST
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REMOVED
League Would End Ap
pointment of Unqualified
To Diplomatic Posts
Toe Bobbing Due Next
So Decrees Professor
(II) Nniiie.
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Write IMalnlr
Your Xnnic and Aildret
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Ftlilnj'n plclurct: (0) TIioiiuk ' MrUhnii, (10) rtMt'l.Jtrll
Nat in da j S picture: (II) Wallace lleny. ia) Tom Mix .
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WASHINIITON. Aiir. S tionn
stildcs towntd temovliiK illplomatlc
posts from rewards for political ser
vice hnve been made during 1'iesl
dent Harding' ndmlulstmllou, ne-
conllnc to it report Issued tunny
by the committee, ou forulRii seivlio
of tho national civil tervlvu reform
Ioiikuo.
The report snyn the first year
''seuins to Indicate that mi earnest
ufforl luut been tundu to retain the
services of men of experience mill
to uppolnt to illplomatlc punts per
sous with qualifications In dlplomu
cy." The committee reports tltu five
Dr. K.J. Itoxl left today for Kort t the nliiu nmhassndors inuoluted
Kbmnth where he will spend the re
mainder of tho summer on n com
bined business, and ph'.isurn trip.
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W. T. lU?e left this nfternoiiii lj
t'.inrhltie for Oratits l.is where he
will tie for Miveral tlas, and will
return, with jiiejv Nnsh cur.
l.cis Muihjrcr. who lias licen horc
tor sdveral 'weeks with his srjnd-.
parents, Mr. ilnd Mrs. 'II. II. Mimiyi'r.. I
left this murnltiR for his homo In '
Onklnnd, Cnllfirnhi.
by President UnrdlnK were men
with previous experience In diploma
cy. Six of tho nu ministers now
serving In the diplomatic roriu, the
oiiiuniltle,) found, were appointed on
the Ii.ihN of their experleuco nml
eight were men appointed UurliiK
previous administrations but were
ictalnlnt- by President Harding.
Kour amb.is-iadois. ! ministers,
lio iigcuts mid consuls general and
ene minister resident and consul
i general appointed by President
1 llnrdltig. the report sa), were per
CnlvJn Peyton spent Sunday at j sons without any previous dlplo
home with his parents from Puck-. i-iatjc experience,
ett's lumber camp on the l'iiper "While many of tho 23 uppolnt
Klamath lake, where he Is employed I meats ntnilu of pcrsuttM without
as a truck driver this summer. . pioluus diplomatic experience op.
Clnudo II. Davis left the first of)
r-ited ns a recognition of political
CIIIOAtlO. Aug, St. ClilriHiillHtH
have joined hands with liuli-dreHser.s
In the art of bobbing. Just ns styl
ish woman Is beginning to let her
Itilr "grtiw out," she Is adopting the
"tuo bob."
A demonstration of "toe bobbing"
Will ho given at the opening cllnlo
nt the annual convention of chiro
podists Monday, Dr. Clifford K.
(Irlggu, president ot (he Illinois col
lege of chiropody, announced today.
"Tho fifth toe hns become entire
ly unnecessary," alil Dr. (Irlggs.
"With It nuiiuitnteil shoes will bo
tilted to women innro easily. Tho
loss ot the little toe Is no Imped
iment to locomotion."
Pieveullou or foot Ills In Iho
youuper generation will bo gleu
eoiiHlderablu attention by the ehlro
podlsts. A crusade to teach children
to walk 'orreetly. Just as the)' wro
taught to eat and hreathe correct
ly, will be launched by tho usso
elation. "Clnderellns are Just in few nud
far helwern todny as they were In
the fairy tale da)s," Dr. Orlggs said.
"Theie Is not uiiii perfect fool In
lO.MOO," hu added, "but when tho
next generation ,r.r"s up I believe
u;o perieci nun
will lie tlio rule
ral'her, lli:ititthu exception.
'Jliiifjvldunlly. the" world' U on n
better footing 'ihaii" lit imV'p.-ifrt,"
Dr. .OflgP.l . vonilu'de.l.
Try the drug Mor first, Currlii
Sayti So. '
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preliminaries of construction.
Placed Just south of the" second
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. . , , , , , , c : ol such appointments Is larg.
orlluyors week which Is In progress, . tj , ninl,Bi,.
tnere. ' ...
ton and contrasts favorubly with
.Mr. and Mm. I., lirhlgford nud ' the lerordsofnhe first year, of o.h-
HOSK ITTY AXD KLAMATH I compllshmenU of tbe chamber .dnr-
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an eloquent plea for the support of
evoryene for the proiioied program.
Ad Inttrestlnc feafurc of the
evening. was ,the atuslcal progfam.
Including Tocalisolon by- Mrs. yera
Crlsler Dorryblll, accompanied Jay
Mrs'. 0, W. Kberleln. violin solo by
r-UW-C -RgrfiU -cornet .solo by
Charles Payette and songs by a
mule quartette composed ifAVrtt'.
Inn that a caravan of Portland busi
ness men would arrive here Thurs
day, August 16, to present tho plans
ror'thc exposition. Mayor linker will
nceompany tho caravan.
I.. J. Colcndcr outlined briefly the
movement for development of North
ern California, telling of tho Joint
laud liankudliow It would aid tire
fanner through long-time loans.
Tho Iter. W. )'. tlobbltt and tho
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,. r r. waugncri, who are nere nc yol, .,,, ,g for 0 Ia,c,t
ou a viicatlon trip proved ontcrtalnlng ' danco recerds: Wi usually have
"licalota who apparently were high-1 them. Currlns For Drugs. S
!) tipiricnted by thixo present.
Secretary fitevetuon In delivering
his nnnunl report told of tho ae-'
Soutriwell Dr. leo.l Mallow W. A.
wicBt'an'tl n'."E. Vattcsou." Music,
was furnished throughout the din
ner by tho Harry Ilorrcl orchestra,
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A sloro Ih known by the merchtin
ilUo It ih'IIs. Ilrithsili'k Phonographs,
("irrlnn Fur Dfugs. 8
TREES SHg$0B5j ;
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BULBS
ROSE,BUSHESJ Ki
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Older tljtim now for fall
iltllvtry. .
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KlamathFlowerShop
Cut Flowers Plants
Phono OS'J SJI Main t.
NEW TODAY
FOIl SAI.K We nre fortunate In be
lug able lo offer for quirk sale u
very attractho five room bungalow
ou paved htreet with cement wikn
nml in a select residence tsecllon rkiso
to business. This ik-jlrublu hungsaiiw
has five rooms, bath, cabinet kitchen,
buffet, flmi lawn and big shade
trees, Tho low swinging lines of this
bungalow will appeal to tho critical
buyer. Tho southeastern oxponlirii
makes It cool and pleasant during1 the
heat of thu nflnrnt on, Tliu pavlifg Is
new and paid for In full. Thhi h n
rare bargain In n flnu home at 'thu
vnry low price of VI.OOii, Home termf.
lletter see It today. Chllcoto & Smith,
727 Main St. ft
KOK SAI.K Six head well broken
logging htrscs. (1. It, Moss, Mnlln
Hotel. 8-14
Ilruiisttlek records run smoother,
sound bettor, last longer and cost no
more. Currlns For Drugs. S
FOR KAM. Seven room house, with
bath, one acre garden Mini fruit,
two ucrcs alfalfa. Located at Ash
land. Cull 310 S. Third or wrlto Uox
S3, It. D Ashland. Ore. 8-12
Hot Weather
Saps Vitality
Ironlzad Yasi Will
Raster It Quickly
Do you feel all "drasscd out"? Can't
sleep? Appetite, poor? Does ordinary
mental or bhvaical exertion Icavo you
exhausted? Do you wske up fcjUnir
"all in"? The ure dangerout svtnp
toms. For they Indicate that t.Vlicat
Js sapping your energy, strength and
resistance, and leavjnu joucasy prey
(or all Mrta of blckne&i.
Tho tnlng to do, lyou want to over
come fatigue, ar.d build energy at once'
is to rake, two Ironfced Yeast tablets
wt It each meal, Then watchthe results.
Jkfore you knoi it that exhausted feel
ing will have compleitly disapneated.
ou will lj abu to tackle all kinds of
hard woilc and Actually mjoyit. You
will be amazed at the wonderful change
It will brine, Get it today. To try
Ironiwd Ycn&t entirely free simply
mall postcard for famous 3-Day Test.
Addrcaa IronueU Yewt Co,, Dcpt. 94,
Altaala, Ga. Ironiara Yeast U recom
inended pud guaranteed by all good
FOR SALB OR TRADE Hudson
super six for roadster or S passen
ger touring car. Rm. 308, Baldwin
Hotel. 8-12
WANTKD A capable, experienced
wultross for restaurant. Good
wages. Call after 3 P. M., at Tin Hlug
(iuey, C19 Main St., upstairs. 8-9
FOR 11ENT Furnished apts., and
front sleeping room, good location,
3 blocks north of P, O. Also for sale,
:ilnch Rain wagon. 419 N. 10th Ht.
Phono 343W. 8-9
PIANO FOR RKNT Phone 36CW,
uftur 7 p- . 8-10
Rob McKlnley, wiy appears at a
local theatre tonight, played at the
opening of tho old Houston theatro
here In 187C, ho said today, and ho
will be remembered us a member of
the MeUlnley family that played here
frequently In tho early days. As
"Master Hob," Mcdlnley wns rated
as tho boy wonder on the fiddle. Ho
still has his 11,500 Instrument, ho
says.
Good soaps make batbiug a pleas
ure. Wo have tbo good kinds. Cur
rlns For Drug. 8
daughter, .Mary Allen, accompanied
,by Mr. and Mr. W. F. McPherrcn.
spent the week-end at Lake o the
'Woods.
Virgil Deljip, sou of,Mr. and Mrtf.
C. H, Dc!.ap. arrived here from Kit
gene this past week-end and left
Monday for Chlloquln where he will
take a position with the Modoe Lum
ber company as commissary man.
Virgil I.. Dell and'ltuby G. Tedrlck
Of this city were the principals In r,
wedding Sunday morning at the
Methodist parsonage. The Rev. S. J.
Chancy officiated. Hell Is employed
by the Miller Construction company.
, Mr. and Mm. A. C. Wiley of
Sparks, Nevada, left for their home
yoitcrdsy morning after n week'n
visit with Mrs. Wiley's parents. .Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Winter. Mcrilil
nud.
Thu Mine Artie and Audrey
Ilrlgg. nfter spending three weeks
In Klumath Falls as tho guests of
their mint, Mrrf. A. F. Glover, will
return to their home In California
on Thursday.
C. T. Chute, a California!! capi
talist, left this morning for IiIh south
ern Home after a inotiin spent iisiung
ut Uocky1 Polni'amr on thu Wlllliun
son river. Cliuto Is onn ofithe i.-uthus-lasllu
,H(rt.tiutn who visit Klamath
every summer.
Ned Worthlligtim arrived last,
night from Shii .Frnnclexo to spend
a few days with Klamath Falls
friends beforo loiitfnulng to his
home In IlcloU, Wisconsin, where
ho expects to become connected
with his father' newspaper.
James Pitts accompanied by his
daughter. Margaret, set out In May
from their homo near Chicago, for a
tour of tho Patlflc coast. They arriv
ed hero Saturday for a visit with Mrs
Margaret' Pitts and today made the
Crater 'Lake trip, expecting to be
back In town tomorrow.
Dr. uud Mrs, L. II. Green and
daughter, Genevieve, wore here yes
terday on their way north from Call-
fornla. They spent tho day with Mrs,
O. and Mrs. W. Peyton, old friends
from Illinois. Dr. and Mrs. Green left
their home In Johnstone City, HI.,
and ufter touring tho south are on
their way north to Canada,
Mfc and Mrs, 0. W, P.lggs and sou,
Wayno, Mr. and .Mrs. Will Rlggs, all
of Roseburg, aud M, M. Rumagu of
Grants Pass spont tho week-end with
Mrs, Cjaude II. Davis. Mr. und Mrs.
Will Rlggs ultowed tho remainder of
thoir party to 50 on without them
aud they expect to spend several days
In and about Klamath Falls.
- Mrs., R. II, Walton Is hero from
l.os Gates, California, visiting with
old friends, arul relatives. Mrs, Wul
ton for. many yoars made her home
In Klamath Falls and later on tho
attractive Walton farm a few miles
south of town. While hero she will bo
the house guest of Mrs, K. S. Phillips,
216PJie street.
er administration. Fur this record.
President Harding and Secretary
Hughes are lo bu commended, Pres
ident' Harding' i. furthermore tie--i-'vlng
of cotnineuilstlonn that ))
had selecleii for secretary of state
a man of tho highest qualification-,
and one devoted' to the merit prin
ciple." The committee reported a, tlll
hotter showing "au uncqualed
record of adherence to the merit
system" In Its examination or, ap
pointments In the consular service.
There hat been, during tho first
'15 months of- tho present adminis
tration, the report Mated "not u
sluglo exception to tho rules re
quiring appointments) through ex
aminations In thu consular service."
Mrs. Charles Collier was renin;;
comfortably at noon today, accord
ing to hospital authorities. Al
though physicians have not yet op
(rated to runovn the bullet which
er, the'nnw unit will bo of thu same
general site and appearance as the
other two. Its sawing equipment will
be dlfferentr however. In that It will
contain a gang saw and one band.
This will he the tlrst use of a gang
saw In local lumber manufacture.
Other equipment which, with thu
saws, will' be furnished by the Filer
,fi Ktowcll company, will bu 11 trim
mer and an edger.
KlerlrHlty .Motive Power
The new mill will be electrically
driven throughout, It 4111 add about
four million fael to the monthly out
put of the plant.
Addition of (ho now mill will mean
I an Increase of tl.'O In the number of i
men employed by thu company, these
being placed In tho mill, In tho vari
ous departments allowing; the, mill
to care for the Increased output, and
In the woods to provide tho necessary
adltlonnl log supply. Tho monthly In
crease In tho payroll at currant wages
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"Ill II' HUUIU fU.,'JVU, in 111(1 IUU
strurtloii work about 10 men will
bn employed, under thu supervision
of William J. Coleman, rawiulll su
perintendent, nml G, A. Ilnrnlkolte,
DlttliirtHluhtM lHltorn hero lhli
week front Hnn Kiauelseu 1110 Mr. nml
Mrs. (Ii'olge Russell Reed who will
upend some time with their daughter,
Mrs. Dell Onmmim. and small gVuml
daughter, Nniiey. Heed Is president nr
tho Oconto missel! Reed Ink rimiMiiy
or nan 1 Taueiseo, r
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If ou want diugs In u huiry call I
Currlns "KIOHT-OII". Cutilnii For'
Drugs. S I
II, (V Lord. 11 fnrmor relillnij on
thu emit hide of Klalmilli la lie, turn in
town yeslenhiy with 11 itinillllv of
(liild Colli potiitiieii. of uhlfh ho has
11 liii'gn i'H'P tills yeiii.i I. onl hiiIiI thu
planting senium wns Into hut Unit the
potatoes I1111I ilpeneil ut about the
uhiiiiI llnii' laud In sit (i ut tun My on
lnitittoeN uud rniely fulls tu pimluee
11 bumper crop
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CuriliisWell tlurdi'ii I'n'UI Toilet
I'leparallous Dim of Iho liesl Hues. S
. . . . . .. . . 1 nitiivr ihuviiiiuic. nif iiiu muni iiiiri
edged somewhere In tl. region i-f oca ulur w ,, t.III,oyn(Ii ,,.
lug the company's present mill-
her eye, they still havo .si:ue ll'lle
hope of sarin,; tho oje. It wa hold.
i;. D. Swiuuey and fjinl)'. nc
comp.mlcil by Swlnney'a brother-in-law,
arrived In Klamatli Fulls Hill
weil(-eud front Dt-s Moines, Iowa.
The party lii out 011 a.inoutli'a uu
tomobili) trip. .Mr. nut) Mrs. Kwln
uey will miiku their homo in Kla
math Falls', a.i ho bus accepted it
position In tho repair depratmeut or
thu Glover Jewelry store. Swiniey
la said to be a talented muslelan
who should make u welcoinu addi
tion lo the city band. ;
Currlns sell Watermon fountain
liens, Tho world' iitnnilaril. 8
Wrights, hut It will bo necessary to
bring In other skilled mill men to
augment the local supply.
Currlns sell Kvershnrp pencils, Tho
original automatic pencil . 8
URGES SrP. SUPPORT
i;i-ik J. .Miller Will Appror at V.
of ,(.'. I'iri'iii UeilneMlny noon
MICKIE SAYS
-TH' EOtTDR. 90JOS Uft OUT
WERE TO W KtevCS CMS
tU A VJHtt-e, BUT oc&r
BETVJEtU SOU "U VJ , WE TNAWWft
Wi RUMUIU' Mr 9AP6A 1U
BEST tbVJU IM IH' 5VHWM
4 HE ftVUCMIft MOxtODM
viowweoes urn got &
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Of- UftSCBEa
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Have any of tho 'mull order houses
contributed to our local 'playgrounds'
Currlns For Drugs,
Fxpiik J., AlJIIjjr "f Albany, Ore
gon, representing 1 humour of com
mercii from Ashlanil lo Salem, ami
armed with their wrltb'tt atitlioilly,
ut tho chambor of cuuiiiiercu forum
tomorrow noon will advance the
muse of thu Southern Pacific In
connection with tho iimuergur con
troversy. Miller was In confer
ence with Ihe chamber board this
noon.
Miller said that every town In
tho Willamette valley had gone on
record as favoring tho Southern Pa
cific. He bellovcd It was tlinu for
Klamath to toko a definite stand
ou thu question.
It, was unnounccd ut the chamber
today that u committee of five, rop
rcentlng ull Klamath's leading In
dustrie, will bo uppolntod to In
vestigate und make recommendations
as to Klamath's futuro course In
Iho unmorgcr question.
OLCOTT LOSS NOW 2
First Evidence of Wrongly Marked
liallots Found In Multnomah
PORTLAND, Aug. 8. Tito frt
ovldunio of support for Hull's con
tention developed today In the. re
cheek of 270 precincts In Mullnomuh
county. Five democratic ballots with
tho names of republicans on them
wore, found In tho republican box.
Other changes redufod Olcott's loss
to two while Hull lost one.
A. small Investment in flret aid
supplies may Have you many tiniest
8 tbelr coel. Currlns For Drugs, 8
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dfr fr"'" s Ttigfff 1
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currtcf Hflt'in iiry J I alt
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IT pleases nny irnin t7j'lntnv (Hnt the
shoe he is wearing has the iipjirovat
of men everywhere; that it has.national
prestige; that, at homeoronliis travels,
he cun always be I'lad to have it known
that he wears The Florshcim Shoe.
Few shoes are so uratifyinj; to the
wearer; none more so, at any price.
K. Sugarman
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SPIRIN
WARNING ! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you nr-.-not
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia ' Neuritis
lla'rachc Lumbago , fain, I'ain
Accept only "Htyer" p.ick:ii:e whiji coiilains proper iliructionv
llimly "aiypr" botci if Vi tnhlrts MviUKh, ,f .,n lOO-Drtu-iali
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TONIGHT AT THE
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HOMi: F TIIK HOIIKI.YSO.V IIIATLItDH
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Something for 'the Ladies
VAUDEVILLE AND MOVIE HAIR NET NIGHT
Every ludy present tonight will lie given free
a movie fun hairnet FREE
VAUDEVILLE
BILL AND HATTIE CARR
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"MUSICAL ODDITIES"
Hattie Carr is known as the Cowgirl singer
There will also be the big super feature picture
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"MOTHER LOVE AND THE LAW"
powerful drama every mother in Khunatl
Falls should see
Don't forget it's Movie Fan hairnet night
Admission 20c und 35c
Show Starts 6:45
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