July 11, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
I Saw
Friday evening n Amsrl
rn flu I wllh Ilia bin field
In the lower left hand corner
tarsed onto lit homo uf a
member at tho Amerlran l.eg
Inn In this city. II.C.T.
Millard ;iiel - Sundays gueal
Hit at the V 1 1 1 ret hotel Included
tho following namea: C. K. Hat
ter. Sacramento; Mr, mid Mr.
W. W. Kollnr and daughter. Ar
eata, ('.nr.; Mr. rid Mrs. V. L.
Jarroll, lloaovlllo, Cnllt.; Vir
ginia llateman, lloaovllls, Calif.;
Kleuore llrawnr, Itosovllls; Ken
lloilgman and family, rasndona;
Dr. and Mr. K. V. Hull. Han
r'ranrlsro; Mr, and Mra. W, D.
Iltillliiicawnrlh, Kugens; Mr. and
Mra. J. II. O'Nell. Healrlr O'Nell,
I'rggy O'Nell and Jennl O'Noll,
Htattlo; Mr. and Mra. M. II.
Kane, Oakland: Mra. Cora U.
Kollatt, New l'lna Creek; Mra.
0. F. Plerolt, Ooldfleld. Nov.;
Mr. and Mra. C. A. Ilrown, Han
Francisco; Mr. and Mra, J. P.
Jewell, Kan rranclsco; J, M.
Moor and ton, l.oe Angeles; F.
M. Marval, Wlllnwa; II. J.
Prouli and aon, Log Angolas;
Donald llrura, Ban Francisco;
I, onnle Applegale. Sacramento;
W. C. Langllii, I'ortland; Dan
Klyun. Eugene; linrdun Harris,
Lakevlew; H. II. Harding, Mad
ford: Mr. and Mra. 11. J, Hamp
ton, Mitdfnrd; Mr. and Mra. K.
8. Htons, Htattlo; llul J. Warner.
Lot Angeles; C. J. Hoinon, Mini
ford; J. T. Dillon, ' I'orllnucl;
Wayne Murry, Haatlla; Mra. O.
II. ltohlneon. Portland: s'ames
Hhaw, Haatlla; L. Mlllnr aud
family. I'ortland: . M. Devers.
I'ortland: O. II. Kindiar. pit
lock Hock; Carl M. Klevena,
Horlland; C. Hchonfcld, Halt
1. ass City; R. D. Marlalt. Port
land: W. J. Ilowlna. Portland;
L. D. Nybui. Portland; U. C.
Pottar and family, lleverly
Hills, Calif.
IHnnt-r roeiiMinot Tlia pot-
luck dinner annonnrad by tha
Wednesday club of Bt. Paul's
cburcb for Wednesday evening,
has bean postponed until Thurs
day evening, and will ba given
at tha parUb house In honor of
liar, and Mrs. J. Iianry Tuotnss
of flerkeley, Csllf.
!akmlf-w YUllor C. D. Ar
thur of Lakeview, chairman of
the board of tha Commercial Na
tional bank of that city. Is a
business visitor In Klamath
Falls. Ha wss accompanied to
this city by Paul Drenkel of
Lakevlew, who left Immediately
for Portland on a business trip.
Attend Came Mr. and Mrs.
0. 8. Itohertson of Mot Fre
mont street were In Malln Hun
day where they attended the Imll
Kama played by tha Knst Klam
ath Improvement club. They
were accompanied by Mr. and
Mra. R. D. Trulora and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles M. Iloynolds.
Circle to Plrnlc The Congre
gational Community Circle will
bold a picnic Friday, July 14.
at .Monro park.
WIRTH BROS.
announce the opening of a new first
class cleaning establishment.
POPULAR PRICES
One Day Service If Desired.
Vanity
Cleaning & Pressing
814 K. Main
I Hid moot 0Mratltna Char
Una I. tick wood, aevnn-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs". C. O.
Lock wood of lha Whit Pine
apartments, underwent a double
operation Halurday for appendi
citis and tonsils. Rita Is a
patient at Klamath Valley hos
pital. Itetiiriilnit Home Nina M.
Ilarwlg of Hpokana, who baa
spent lha past week visiting In
Klamath Kails aa Ilia guest of
her sinter Mrs. (I. H. Jester at
her homo at 2027 Earl street,
Is leaving Tuesday morning for
her home. .
HMnda Werk-Knd Here Dal
Mcf'nriuark spent th weak-end
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McCormack of 2220
(inrdun street. Dal Is located
wllh th C. O. 0, camp at Lake
o' th Woods,
To Visit llnrtha Mr. and Mrs.
George Pendergraft of Portland
are ripected lo arrive Wednes
day to. visit wllh Mr. and Mr,
(lenrgs llarlh at thalr horn,
1120 Mon Clair street. While
her they will enjoy a flshlni
trip.
flueet at Vanre Home Miss
Ilcttv Haucerman of Portland la
visiting for the summer at th
home of her unci and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. F. K. Vance, f 10 North
Ninth alreet.
Visiting at Macdoel Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Glltnan and daughter
l.oulse aro spending a week at
Macdnel, Cullf., at Ihe rancb
bom of Mr. and Mra. Gnloe.
Insurance) Agents Th regu
lar meeting of Ihe Klamsth
Falls Insurance Agenta associa
tion will be held Wednesday
noon at the Wlllard hotel where
luncheon will be aarvad.
AiU-nda Convention County
Si hool Superintendent Fred Pet
erson Is attending th annual
convention of county auperln-
tendenls In Rslem. lie will re
turn bom Thursday or Friday.
Midland Club Meets The Mid
land Horn Economle olub will
meet Wednesday afternoon. July
13 at l:oo o'clock at tha homo
of Mra. H. B. Largent on the
Miller lalund road.
Visiting Relatives Q, 0
Knrns of Oakland. Calif.. Is
spending several days In Kla
alh county visiting relatives and
friends.
Ilonansa Visitor. J, B, Sparre
torn of Bonansa spent Monday
In Klamath Falla on a business
visit.
Merrill Put lent Vincent Bo
canegra of Merrill underwent an
nppendlcltls operation at Klam
ath Valley hospital Monday,
Hospital Patient Harry Tay
lor, 11 SI nadcllffe alraet. undrr-
went a tonsil operation at Klam
ath Valley hospital Monday.
Tonsils Removed O. Baglcy,
1440 Vine atreet, submitted to
a tonsil operation, at Klamath
valley hospital, Monday.
Phone 417
all
this
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY '
Undergo Operation Mrs.
Dav Campbell, of 111 High
siraat, prominent Klamath coun
ty pioneer matron, underwent a
major operation at Hillside hos
pital Sunday night, Her condi
tion la reported to be satisfac
tory, according to hospital at
tendants. . If. Official Here J. H.
O'Nell. general manager of the
Great Northern from Heattle, ac
companied by Mrs. O'Nell and
three daughters, la making an
unofficial vacation visit to Klam
ath Falla and vicinity,
Means Obtained A marriage
license was Issued Saturday by
the county clerk to Arthur U.
Leslie, 10, and Ellen Kennett,
II, both of Klamath Falls.
Moose Women Meet A regu
lar meeting of th Women of
Moose hss bean announced for
Tuesday evening, July 11, at I
o'clock In the Moose hall.
Recovers from Illness Mrs,
W. T. Dean who has been 111 at
her home. 1041 While avenue,
with an Infection of Ihe fees. Is
reported to b Improving rap
idly. vi.i. UmI r..wi r a UiritM
of the local Southern Pacific
offices spent the psst week-end
visiting relative In Msdford.
Hospltal P a 1 1 a t George
Biehn, til Pine atreet, Is a pa
tient at Hillside .hospital.
Vndergoe Operation Mrs. J.
J. Mullens! of Dorrls, Is a pa
tient at Hillside hospital where
she submitted to a major opera
tion Monday morning.
Yamaay Patient H. C. Cress
of Yamsay la receiving medical
treatment at Hillside hospital.
Receiving Treatment Willis
Foren of Route 1, Is a patle-'.
at Hillside hospital wher he is
receiving medical care.
ftpragne River Patient W. H.
Stringer of Hprague Hirer, is a
patient at Hillside hospital.
Druggist Return
From Convention
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Mage
and grand-daughter, Betty Zane
Jeffera, returned Saturday from
a visit to Hraslde, making the
trip by automobile. Mr. Magee
attended the meeting of the
Oregon Stale Pharmaceutical
association which was held at
Gearhart and also a aesslon of
the Oregon Hoard of Pharmacy,
of which he la a member.
Approximately 1(0 druggists
were In attendance at th meet
ing of th O. 8. P. A., on of
th most Important of recent
yean due to the adoption of a
code of ethics under which the
drug trade will operate after
approval by President Roosevelt.
Rsdlral changes In methods
will take place In pharmacy, as
In other lines of business when
the codes are In operation un
der the national Industrial re
covery act. The act Is referred
to as "NIRA" for brevlty'a aake.
It la understood that the presi
dent desires this to be pro
nounced as "Nyra" rathsr than
"Neara."
Eight Women to
Take Bar Exam
SALEM, July 10 (yP) Eight
Oregon women tomorrow and
Ihe neit day will take examina
tions for admission to the atate
bar, th auprem court an
nounced today. This number Is
larger than In recent years for
women's applications.
A total of ft will be her for
the examinations, th results of
which will be announced later
in the summer. The average
percentage of admission from
examinations has been about 60
per cent.
Washington dispatch saya Unit
ed States treasury's conscience
fund" baa Just passed 1(00,000.
There's notslng In the record,
however, to show that the latest
contribution cam from J. P. Morgan.
JULY 15
(ELTOAIOR
PRICES
GO UP
Material prices hare
must go up also . . . because Kelvinator will not
cheapen the product . . . sacrifice quality ... to.
meet a low price. On the above date, new prices on
Kelvinator models go into effect. "We are giving you
opportunity to buy your electric refrigerator at the
cheapest prices we have ever seen or are likely to see again.
Family models now as low as $99.75, convenient terms if deslreS
ouiPAnsi
' in Moeiiit
TO BE PRESENTED
Th Arizona Wranglers, ac
cording to a statement Issued
Monday morning by II. W. Poole,
have been engaged for a per
sonal appearance on th stag of
the pelican Theatre, Sunday,
July 14.
Sleepy, Nubbins, Iron Tall and
all, will whoop and holler their
way through a program of real
old western music and comedy,
th kind that baa mad Th
Arizona Wranglers famous all
over America. A performance
will be offered with each picture
program, and showing will ba
continuoua after 1 o'clock. Ad
mission price will not b ad
vanced. This le th second appearance
of thla group of entertalnera In
Klamath Falls, their first hav
ing been made in the aame
theatre three yean ago, at which
time they played to absolute
rapacity houses. Sine that time
their company haa been In
creased, and this year'a ahow
promisee even more than their
first successful appearance.
Lester Thompson, who has
been affiliated with the Standard
Cleaners company of this city
for th psst six years, announces
the purchase of the New Method
Cleaners' plant, formerly oper
ated by R. L. Evans.
Thompson has had 10 years
experience In cleaning, and will
operate a first class, modern
plant.
Evsns, who hsa made his home
In Klamath Falla for the past
four years, will remain In the
city.
Right of Way Suit
Starts in Court
The case of 'th stste highway
commission versus Henry Orlmes
et all for condemnation of right
of way, went to trial In circuit
court Monday morning.
Th Jury was selected before
noon, and opening arguments
mad by counsel. Henry Per
kins, local attorney, represented
th defendants, and J. M. Dee
rers, counsel tor th state high
way commission, th plaintiffs.
Th Jury waa to be taken to
view disputed premises about 30
miles north of thla city Monday
afternoon, and testimony will be
begun Tuesday morning.
Christian Science
"Sacrament" was th subject
of th Lesson-Sermon In all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, July 9.
Th Golden Text was, "The
cup of blessing which w bless.
Is It not the communion of the
blood of ChrlstT Th bread
which we break, la It not the
communion of th body of
Christ?" (I Cor. 10:16).
Among th citations which
comprised th Lesson-Sermon
was the following from the
Bible: "For as often aa ye eat
this bread, and drink this cup.
ye do shew the Lord's death till
he come" (I Cor. 11:16).
Th Lesson-Sermon also In
cluded th following correlative
passag from th Christian Sel
ene tsitbojk. "Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
tures", by Mary Baker Eddy:
"It all who ever partook of the
saarament bad really commem
orated th aufferlngs of Jesus
and drunk ot his cup, they
would have revolutionized the
world. It all who seek his com
memoration through material
symbols will tak np th cross,
heal th sick, cast out evils,
and preach Christ, or Truth, to
th poor, th receptive thought,
they will bring In the millen
nium" (p. 14).
gone up . . . and price.
Showing At Pelican Today
I IK -a. . aw r
t : '.I ;i, ' -m
AMUSEMENTS
Pelican Now playing George
Arllss In "Thl Working Man."
Pine Tree Now playing Boota
Mallory and Ralph Morgan In
"Humanity."
Vox Now playing Ramon No
varro and Myrna Loy In "The
Barbarian."
PELICAS
George Arllss Is conceded to
be the most accomplished actor
of the acreen, but hla millions
of followers have a surprise In
store .for in "Th Working
Msn." his latest Warner Bros,
picture, which comes to the Pell
can theatre today they will
see an Arllss ot the new deal
a auperb, fighting, chuckling,
hot-headed, modern, go-a-flshln',
mske-a-mllllon American - a
characterization unlike any of
hla prevloua jcreen roles.
"Th Working Man," Holly
wood critics sdvlsa, haa punch,
laughtar, youth, romanc and a
strong timely story with George
Arllss at his very beat.
PINE TREE
Dramatizing the life of the
world's great unsung (hero, the
doctor who gives hla very lite to
th servlc of mankind, Fox
film's "Humanity," a romantic
drama with an unusual plot,
opens at th Pin Tree theatre
today,
Boota Mallory, Warn pas baby
star ot 1131, enacta the leading
feminine role, and, with Ralph
Morgan, fights tor the success
of Alexander Klrkland, who ap
pears aa the youthful and way
ward doctor.
Irene Ware, 12 International
beauty contest winner, appears
as the divorcee, sponsor in th
life of the young physician.
John Francis Dillon directed.
VOX
"The Barbarian," with Ramon
Novarro cast as an Egyptian
guide whosa Interest In fair
ladles making the grand-tour
Increases in proportion to the
size of their pocketbooks, now
playing at th Vox theatre and
proved to be on of those fortun
ately contrived talking picture
efforts which combines thrilling
episodes and a colorful romance
with a generous peppering of
fresh, Ingratiating humor.
Myrna Loy Is excellent as the
English girl who finds herself
irreslstably drawn to tha Nile
guide and the love scenes be
tween Novarro and Miss Loy are
gema of their kind. Reginald
Denny plays the dull-witted Eng
lishman as only he can play
ftch a role, and Louise Closser
Hal cape a long series ot tine
parts with a delicious portrayal
of tha elderly companion who la
constantly aghast at th antics
of her caravan camel. C. Aub
rey Smith Is a properly Impres
sive unci and th competent
cast Is rounded out by Edward
Arnold. Blanch Frederlcl, Mar
cell Corday. Hedda Hopper and
Lenl 8tengeU
Pelican Grill Is
All "Spiffed Up"
AtfrasMzraa TtsW fl U llim Pllt And
furniture has ben Installed at
that Dallta will 111 Arilflr t3 -lT
a dried itrvlce to Increftting tJf.
New mirrors ana moarn
l a V. - Mitts eaennrt aJT nr k flf flea k
UUUIU1 "II" w -
.ei lashit nnhnlatered bftTt
been recelred and wera put in
use Monday.
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un
derwood Pharmacy shows that
barometric pressure took de
cided rise over Sunday and
mora settled weather appears
probable, with eunny skies and
normal summer temperatures.
Th Tycoe recording ther
mometer registered maximum
and minimum temperaturea Mon
day as follows:
High '
Low 60
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Fair and warm.
The United State reclamation
servlc reporta no precipitation
for the 24 hours ending at S p.
m. Sunday: .67 for th aea
son; 11.68 normal; 11. SO last
year. Th season'a maximum,
100 on May 10.
Those noiseless street cars that
Chicago la getting ready to intro
duce should certainly mark an Im
portant atep In that olty'a war on
racketa.
New Vox
Theatre of Tha Stan
XOW SHOWING ENDS THURS.
acum Mi rf A AM imcma
BXMM OF LQVCt ROSSANTKI OAMMI
iNOVARRO
BARBARIAN
PLUS METRO NEWS
CHAS. CHASE COMEDY
MmJ& - aAi vi'l ssa5i
STATE PROTECTED
SALEM, Or., Jaly 10 CUB
Following passage of the new
federal "blue sky" act relating
to sale of stocks, bonds and
other aeeurltles, a federal sur
vey of stat lawa shows Oregon
citizens are well protected.
Oregon I on ot 1 states
making fraudulent sal of Blocks
a felony, on of i$ atate mak
ing a felony th Issuance of
fals statements In connection
with sale ot stocks, one ot the
14 making sale by an Insolvent
Issueer or dealer a penal of
fense, and one of J 9 with penal
provisions against selling or ad
vertising unregistered securities.
Nineteen atatea, not Including
Oregon, have laws which permit
purchaser of stock Bold In vio
lation ot lawa to bring civil suit
against th seller for damages
suffered. Filing of false state-
menta with the commissioner ta
prohibited in 10 atatea, not in
cluding Oregon.
Oregon lawa are mora string
ent tban In most states, where
violations here considered fel
onies are misdemeanors.
Th federal securities act pro
vides a purchaser ot misrepre
sented securities may rescind the
transaction and sue for a return
of hia money, and the govern
ment may stop further or
threatened misrepresented sals
by injunction. Through the fed
eral trade commission, the gov
ernment may revok or auspend
registration of securities. Those
guilty ot fraud may be prosecuted
criminally by th attorney gen
eral. The federal act appllea only to
securities sold In Interstate com
merce and those going through
th mall.
Man's Hip Broken
By Unruly Horse
L. M. Crews, 14, ot Perez,
Calif., austalned a broken hip
Sunday when his horse knocked
him to the ground attar he had
dismounted.
Crewa has handled horses all
his lite, and never before has
been Injured. He la a patient
at Klamath Valley hospital.
Possibly th silliest sophistry
with which w have deluded our
selves Is that, struggle between
species being th order In nature,
war Is Inevitable and natural.
President Alexander Ruthven,
University of Michigan.
TODAY
His Greatest Picture Since
"The Millionaire"
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COMEDY
CARTOON
NEWS
-POOLE'S
PELICAN
-THEATRE-
'Where Do We Co
From Here, Says
Prisoner's Folks
GRANTS PASS. July 10, (P
voumy juag rani ot jacgaon
county told them to eome her for
relief whll their husband and
father languished behind jail
bars In Oranta Pass.
County Judge Grant W. Mat
tbawson of Josephine county told
'em when they could go. It was
back to Jsckson county.
Th family ot Charles Swift,
serving 10 dare for gaffing sal
mon below th Savag Rapids
dam over th Rogu river her,
was wondering what th final an
swer was at last accounts today
Bwltt journeyed to thla county
for hla Illegal fishing. It waa be
lieved, because of a alx-montba
suspended sentence for similar
violations hanging over him In
Jackson county. Th family has
been a county eharg there.
STlTrlKTO
EUOENK, Or.. July 19. Th
University ot Oregon. Oregon
But college and etate normal
schools at Aahland, Monmouth,
L lirande, will open for the
coming school year on Septem
ber 18, according to a bulletin
on entrance Information just la
sued by the Division ot Informa
tion of th Stat System ot
Higher Education here. All fresh
men will report to the university
and th stat college for "fresh
man week" at this time. Old
students will register at th uni
versity on September 20 and at
th college on September 21.
All normal school students will
report on September II, with the
first two days given over to
placement tests and registration.
The Medical school In Portland
will open September 10.
The bulletin, which may he
obtained from the registrars ot
any of th Institutions, contains
full information on freshman
week, placement and other ex
aminations, admission require
ments, fee and deposits, board
and room, housing regulatlona,
student costs, prospects for lf
Bupport and atudent loan funds.
Sol and John Wlrth, who have
recently moved to Klamath
Falls, announce th opening of
tho Vanity Cleaning and Press
ing establishment at 114 East
Main street.
Sol Wlrth la formerly of La
Grand, and haa had 11 year
practical experience In th clean
ing trad. John Wlrth comes to
Klamath Falls from Baker.
The Vanity Cleaning and
Pressing establishment la located
in the building formerly occupied
by the Chapman Cleaners.
Blind School to
Get Improvements
SALEM, Ore., July 10 (U.B
Reshingllng the administration
building and dining room annex-
at th stat institution for th
blind at 8alm will coat fJS.
Th board ot control has
awarded th contract to th
Building Supply Co. at Salem.
brings rotho screen a story
that wit WKsk your Heart
ting with if joy of Mng
WORKING MAN'
wwni tjj ji aa u j asttta liiita. isyTrw , ,
Iftf ftwxf far 4M psjrtmt.1 J
tato Wj)Va)t paTajeVlVISJ af Bjty S4?a)lQ f
aTMex Affesl taJsreaJM SB !
ft. KrirJ
A Wrva (rata, kit wtftt 4
BETTE DAVIS .
The GREATEST
CHARACTER
ACTOR OF.
ALL TIME
In
A picture that tells
about the things
YOU do . . . the
things YOU are
familiar with . . .
the things YOU
love!
COOL-
SALEM, Or., July It (UJO
In aa attempt to protect th
buying public, stat agricultural
Inspectors constantly check weigh
ing and measuring device.
Scale tested It) lilt numb
ered l.!l, and weight exam
ined totaled 14.142.
Thirty-four defectlv weight
ware destroyed, and ITS acsles
condemned. Approximately 1.
31( seal war given adjust
er, snts of a minor nature to com
ply with regulation.
Th ntlr 2,177 linear meas
ures tested were all found to ho
within the legal tolaranc . Bom
24,17a' llqnld measures war ex-
em I ed and gauged.
Out ot 11,067 oil pumpe
tested, 2 were found faulty.
Gasoline pomp tested showsd
4.411 aocurat. 221 adjusted be
fore approved, and 21 pumps
condemned.
MALIN ITEMS
MALIK, Ore. Th Ldl
Aid met at th church on Than-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock when
two comforter ware tied and
other order wave taken to be
filled.
Mrs. W. A. Prlaalz spent th
Fourth at Chtloquln with her
family. Her son. Edward, was
horn from eollsga and enter
tained some friends ovr th
holiday.
Rev. Weir and daughter Car
olyn, Florence Bandars sad La-
cllo Hedlund returned from th
Young Peoples eonfsrense at
Spragu River, where they a pent
a week with other yonng people
of th county.
Mr. Noble was severely eat
about 'th lags whan a brekeai
rein caused hla hone to beeom
frightened and run away with
th mower.
Mrs. John lulllvaa haa re
turned from th hoapltal wher
ah undsrwsnt aa operation tor
appendicitis and 1 now ataylng
witn nr motner. jars, jona Mc
Neill.
Mr. aad Mrs. Charles mode
maker and aon Roe left last
Sunday for Iowa where Mr. Ross
will undergo an operation. They
win visit soma time ther with
thlr parant.
Mr. and Mrs. Chart Chareh
spent th Fourth vacation at
Gear mountain. David McComb
waa In charge of th garags
during Mr. Church's absence.
Miss Rose Anderaon 1 visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Wood
ford. Matches hav to darns
proof In the Panama Canal gone.
A special brand tragi Sweden
la used there.
ARXXOXA
WRAKGLHRS
Sunday. July IS, 1933
TODAY
Deceiving Lips
luring hltptfrotn hi
resolve, to fellow tut
father lo noble
career ministering
Hto the akk
umanity
Ralph MORGAN
Boots MALLORY
Alexander KIRKLAND
Irene WARE
tun trot The a a a lleaiea1
sr Ham Frits
POX
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1 v.
EXTRA I
Arthur Tracy
(The "Street Singer")
In
"Romanize Melod"
-ALSO-
Sport Reel
"Famous Play"
and
OSWALD In
"GREAT GUNS"
rOOLE'B COOL
PINE TREE
THEATRE-
TaVK' PELICAN
, jl 'jr THEATRE
1