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LAST SHOWING
fggmmt^lkr first Ctmerican
J CPi?},ure
SATURDAY SHOWING
. Supported By
Cjonway Tcarle,
Conrad Nagel
and
* Lois Wilson
A daring picture
of the dazzling
Salome who T has
created a furore
in drama,' in
opera; in soi)g
and story!
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Firanauriee /,
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NAZIMOVA
fiOCANO-
mEUAOONMV
•m ni I (xgtammounlQidm —
FRIDAY, MAY 28. 11
Office 1201 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS —
Residence
A CANDLE’S BEAUTY I “HAPPY JACK" TO LEAD
Jiy ANNE B. PAYNE SINGING AT C. E
beauty of a candle touches. TONIGHT
— ' I , The songs we used to sing,
_ ; mixed with a bunch of southern
' nogru melodies and other feature
songs VIII be on the program Fri.
day. evening %l 8 o'clock when 1
“Happy Jack” S' going to be at
hlB best. For the juniors, he shall
havo a song tha{ is filled with
fun amT good humor* “Satan's got
a slippery shoo." “Happy Jack” la
ns good fellow and carries in bis'
possession a million dollar smile
The
n»e:
It is so soffly gay— _
So steadfast and so careless of
1 Itself;'
Giving*dts llfe away.
with woven body; < slender,'white*
anid still, * <i.-i
.Melting as snow or Ice, i
it is « spendthrift with i soul of
flBnie.'i' '
Offering Sacrifice.
A little space of moments and of
holir?
In whlhh to shine nnd glow—
A candleV beauty touches me, oh,
more ' » •
Than anything I-know.
RAISE A 4001 CROP
Don’t let beetles nt your •m.-ig
butte* betas. Dost plant* now.
Vayc/de
Cal'- Sulphur
KllU Bean Beetle
PAGE THREE
college girl to apeak from the stage
of the Woman’s Federated Clubs
Miss Wade represent! 600 glrli
Who are paid per capita members
of the club and as representative
of such a club Is first college gir’
who has been regularly seated op
the floor of the General Fedtra
tion. JThia Is the only girls club
In any college to ho members ol
the Federation. The club Is named
for Mrs. J. K. Hayes, recording
secretary of the Federation and
first woman member of the. board
of trustees of the. Normal Bchoo|
The club grew td/auch proportion*
that it was ^vided into six group.*
and of one hundred- each*'and
named) tor the iix prorfcIricat womer
Of the board of trustees of thf
school, natnely Mrs. Hotaragd {McCf|l'
of Atlanta, Mrs.
of Home; . Mrs, ! Lira,
Thompson; Mrs.' W. tY
KeepYour Complexion
of Rose-Petal Texture
Nadine Face Powder will
keep the roses in your cheek*.
It will make your skin soft,
smooth and velvety. It will
lend an irreslstable charm,
k and the fragrance of the
flower garden.
Nadine adheres and
«tp the akin
a sun, wipd and
t»i Cofatains no
ingredient that can harm the
skin or tbo«yr ' *
funded JfQOt 1
tLToiLjrrca
mu,
SkSiati
and hi smiling way of singing and
his able way of talking, makes *i
program within itself. Hear him
tonight!
My» Won’t that Fellow ihfp Clip
per bo great? Loaded with all the
good cats, the drinks, with pies
and cakes and everything and just
for a quarter, all this can >o en
joyed in addition tothe fellowship
of the evening, which will b» best
of nil.
Tho program Is strong and to thj
point and each message will bring
out new thoughts. Hear a Georgia
athlete speak at the banquet! Lis
ten to “Hpnpy Jack” sing! And see
tho enthusiasm of sincere yotrng
people who are working with
prent aim., See the big election!
And thq dtiot^by fcarl Matthews,
field secretary for Christian En.
deavor in Georgia.'accompanied by
Mrs. J. F. Whitehead. “Pep with
out purpose Is piffle” has Jieei
timely, repeated* and. In addition
to the pep of the meeting, there
will he a purpose and the theme of
♦be rally sums the wholo thing
“The Dawn of a New Day In Chris-
tlad Endeavor.”
-A most cordial Invitation Is ex
tended everyone to attend* If you
can’t attend tho supper, you can
attend 'Dio 'main shsslOft'kt nine
o’clock. Mr. Matthews will deliver
the adcVres of the evening, on “Tho
Strength of Yontla”
150
RETURN OF DR. ANTHONY
Probably no single thing connect
cif with our commencement season
will give such widespread pleasure
ns the coming of Dr. Walter An
thony to preach the sermon before
the graduating claia of the Norma.,
School.
Thla message Is sure to be In • |
splntal&«hhli?Hm draw man;
honivM student, body
for th^fe^ollpe r heUt power of Dr
AnthAritf called forth rosponse frort
nuinerouq •-people outside . his own
|iarte K ' . La
Commerce, gpd Mrs* -Lutie
of Athens.’
LITTLE MARTHA bAY
CELEBRATES FIFTH : -
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Thursday pftcryioon tittle Mar
tha Hay celebrated her fifth birth
day anniversary with, a charming
ly planned party. Twelve gucctt
wero Invited to make merry the oc
casion with Jolly games and a very
lovely time. A dainty color note
of pink nnd whita prevailed with
quantities of beautiful roses an 1
sweet peas decorating the rooms.
The table was overlaid with a
lace cloth, with pink nnd white rib
bon fastooned from the chandelier
A large pink basket holding the
pretty? favors outlined the cento*
which were dcawn by each HttTf
guest. Delicious refreshments fob
lowtd the games, and thedovcly lit
tle » hostess extended a * Wry happy
hospitality.’ ,, -
favors of ballgptirt Tor tho glris
and tops for the boys were ’ at
tractivesouvenjrs. , •
■Mrs.
MRS. HOYT PITNEB
HONORED AT
BEAUTIFUL PARTY
Among the delightful affairs of
the season was the bridge party at
which Mis^Laura Baker enter
tained on Saturday afternoon at
tho home of Mrs- J- G- Ginn, the
honor guest being her sister, Mrs.
Hoyt Pitner,of ^thens. The'recep
tion room and living room were at
tractively decorated.with quantities
of Dorothy Perkins roses- Mrs.
Harry Thornton won top \ score.
After the gaffie, a lieMcioqs j ice
course in pink and white tods' serv
ed- Miss Baker was assisted in en
tertaining by. Miss Nell Ginn-
'The invited* guests included Mrs*
“ ** Mrs- W- C. MaUo*;
Ginn, Miss Lotfise
B. Pitts, Mrs- Lon
Lee Wisdom, Mrs-
Jack Stoddard, Miss Hazel Ginn,
1. Horade M
ATTENTION
8; N. 8. ALUMNII
All alumni of the St^te.Normal
School Jn Athens who expect to at
tend* the annual ba'nquct a( the
School Saturday evening aro re
quested to notify Miss Elnnor
Adams at 1453 Prince avenue,
phone 1407-J, at once ns it must
be known how many will attend.
- 18)-—
Dr. and Mrs.* James Lynch will
arrive next week to visit Mr. and
Mrs E. If. Dorsey and will be
Very cordially welcomed by their
many friends, and 4bat thoy aro
j contemplating making their home
here again will be of very delight
ful Interest. Dr. Lynch is now in
Durham. N. C.. and Mrs. Lynch is
in Jefferson visiting her daughter.
anley, Miss Kather
ine to we. Mrs- £j- <5- Young. iMrs.
Lou Rice, Miss Melissa Davis,
Mrs. Fred Brock, Mil Julia Whita-
ker, Mtss Rebecca .Berman, Jflra.
Newton Drake, MrsT.-Ji. Tabor,
Jr.. Mrs. Harry- Thornton, Mrs.
Harlan Farr, Mrs. Frank Bailey.
Mrs- Thomas Colley and Mrs-
Jaudon—Elbertoti Star;
THE AUXILIARY D. A. V.
JOE BROWN, CONNOfcfcY* "
CHAPTER MEETS SATURD
AY'
parish. -
Durjng
slice fife '’
MRS. ARTHUR BtJRCI
304 Holman Bldg-
Special Prices.on All
Trimmed Hats.
The^LITTLE P^ICE”
DINING ROOM
SELVES'-3 MEALR DAILY
iwlwictpa. HakulH. Tea ami
1 ut All Hours. .
CylCce
lone 597
190 cisytpo »t.
ng-the recent Bible Confprt
•ftf 'Was often spoken of hi*
. gracious, courtesies as host, Ihc
prpvAms, • yetiy recalled, «f .well at
the attitude of engfer listening
j w hich was his.every nrsalon when
''hffTtticrolly sat at the feet of thf
■ teacher whom ho delighted to hoai
and tOvhonor. •
• .19 Ls an added pleasure thnt Mrs
AhUurhk^antL.the young sons will
Ur. Anthony this evening
Will Moss and Miss Sa-
1, and later with Dr.* and
Blayghter. Miss Elsie An**
Will be one of tho gay house
party guests which Miss Lorraine
Jarrbll is entertaining for the sea
son.
gj
MISS LILLIAN WADE
PRESIDENT WOMAN’S CLUB
STATE FORMAL SCHOOL
Miss Lillian Wade, president ol
the Wotnap's CTqb of the Georgia
Htnto .^formal School was the first
L Magk; Fluto .(Finale (fove-
ment)—Mozart Nell Meadows,
Annig Marlin Hicks, Ethel Strick
land. Lila Poole.
2. Etude. Op- 15, No- 3—Moz-
kowski—Nell Meadows.
3- Impromptu. Op. 28, No. 3—
Reinhold—Ruby Means- /
3. Country Dance, Op. 6, No. 2
—N e v I m—Gussie Pennington,
Alice Hillis.
5- (a)'Lullaby. Ellis; (b) Happy
Farmer. Schumnun; (e) Marzurka,
TVfachs—Mary Alice Jester.
6. Venetian Barcarolle, No. 4-^
Godard—Mildred Perryman.
7. Morning Song—Chaminado
—Viola Fuller, Ethel Strickland.
8- An Epic—Skabd—E the)
Strickland.
9- Dances ’&-2—Brahms—(Mar
garet Dougherty. Irene Favor, Ef-
fie LeRoy, Myrtis McGee, Fannie
May Cook, Mary Kelley.
LUCY COBB
ALUMNAE
y x \
Thoso, Wishing tables together n
Jour finnivfcrsnr>( lumflidodf. Juno , ^ - ■ « .» .
4^ mu^t, let , »m> know in .time., Savannah Resident.
Home may; ish io be seated in
classes; others may prefer a differ
ent plan.
y\e would be gind for the moth-
ers of pupils to sit together if they
prefer. It would snvo lots Of trou
ble ^nd would probably bo more
agreeable if you will select tables.
Place cnrdls are made ns name:
are sent In with their dollars
Please don't wait until the last
minuto. \
BASILING PRINCE,
* Secretary.
The Auxlllury D. A. V. Jo*
Pro wo Connolly chapter will meet
Saturday afternoon In the Houle
building at 3:30. A full attendance
urged. -- -
-ffi-
HAMPTON-MORAN'
Tho following Invitation hna beet
Issued:
Mrs. Mary Lou Hampton request;
the hhnor of your presence at -thf
marriage of her daughter.^.Jilby'
Mao. to Mr. Walter J. Moran on
Monday evening, June fourth at
nine o’clock, First, Baptisf church
Athens, Oa.
THE FACULTY^AND
JUNIOR CLA8S TO
HONOR SENIORS
Tho following invitation has
been Issued: %
Tho faculty nnd junior clasg of
tho Athens High 8chool request
the pleasure of your company on
Wednesday evehfng. May <30th, te
meet ^hc class of nineteen Hundred
twenty-three, from nine to twalvo. Illness.
NAME COMMITTEES
Local Y. M. C. A. Drive
For “Boys and Girls”
Begins Friday. No Mon
ey Is Solicited
, Tho oainpalKn for boys and girls
was opened at tho. Young Men’s
Christian Association Friday at tho
two o'clock Dinner ■Confercaeo,
when the fourteen teems of men
Miss Sarah Illiii. of Athens, will ; ; >fd, women, under the ehalrmrn-
slt Miss Kllxnlioth Carroll during »»(P of .Mr. T. H. Doder, Jr„ met
visit Miss ElUnbetb Carroll during, ... - , -
Tech eommencement week—Con- ^ selection of names of Athens
stltutlon parents, and to begin one of the
_p,]_ groetost movements ever lnaugur-
Mr. nnd iWrs. !P»ul Wlor of At- Rt ®‘L *“ Athens,
lantn announce tho birth of a I This drive Is not to relso money,
daughter May tho *4th. i <», *« o ur own . \*f e “
/ 'anTl girls on one of tan greatest
Miss Louise Con well of Atlanta 1 8U ™* cr *“ th ? "outhland.
is visiting Miss Erlinc Wilder. During the school months-tho
- tlmo of tho young peopled oc-
Mrs. T. W. Rend and Miss Doro- c1, P'pd with study and school ac-
thy need will spend tbi week-end t ,v «tle«’ But durins tho vacation
in a11-1 ntf* period the Idle hours, when the
m f average hoy and girl aro loft to
Mr. and Mrs. Thurstorr Crawford
aro at preent with Dr. and Mr*, i “ e "‘; *” * d d " ,gBr '
Christian, nt Dfmon Court. Mrs ou * *1 p, #hl ; nn(l
v^rr^rz iMwraELatts&is*.
visit to Atlanta'and op-11 hrt- ro. I ll tl to present tho camp tr
turn home she and Mr. Crawford ratlenl mothers of Ath-
m “ k " ‘I" r h " mn ,* l 1 "’ 2* 1 ”' ens hoys and girls In ench a way
Mary hn" clalro Hoolh ln Wynn-: t[lat th w ,„ ^.,,.0 tho value
ton.Cohimbus Enqulrer-Sun, larnd the opportnalty of doing >
,, _ —'ffl.r" _ ;prtit'rtitng for their a
Mrs. ITeese nnd Mias (lusalq
Gordon; Mcadames V. A. Lipscomb,
H. M. Holden, H. W. Dewa, Alice
Adams, Joel A. Wler.
CO. E.—Captain, Mrs. George B.
Thornton; Meadamea D. L. Earn,
est, Rufus Moss, Jr., W. Oh Crane,
N. G. Slaughter, Katie Griffetb.
CO. F.—Captalh, Mrs. H. P.
Brooks; Mesdames J. D. Bradwell,
Duncan Barnett, John Morris, Paul
Holliday, 8. 8. Smith.
. I curo for It; but
ttiirf ij often brought by ■
Y
!CKS
VAPORUM
lymionjrn UmJ Yuito.
Economists wag their heads ap-j
provlngly, stroke their whiskers
and tell us that tho United States
now has about hal of the total
amount of gold In the wdrid.
WhaJ good Is It doing us? Keep-]
Ing prices up, for one thing. •
If all tho gold now held* in Amer
ica wero divided evenly, there’sj
only bo .$36 for every man, wo-,
man and ohlld. Tho national wealth
is GO times .as much, according to
latest estimates, or around $2209
apiece. If everything In the nation
were put ohVa cash basis and di
vided' equally, thcro’d be about 100
million Americans saying: “Shucks,
Is that all I get?” |
Has Newer Failed Yet
"a , /
Declares Mrs. Wright
sons god
Mrs. ITeese and Miss oussio ( ^ a ughter8,by giving them th Is Y. # At the meeting of tho Pan-Hoi-
?, f .„ I ^!l B|!t6n ,BCnt Thur ’'j M _9- A. cajnplng trip. Ionic council »t 4hlch tho election
day In (he city. . ^ The orgitftlmtlon that Is at work took place, It was decided thst no*t‘
-Ml- 1 - . on this splendid ploco of construe- ‘
Mrs. Burnoy Dobbs, of Athens, 1)vr work for Athens boys and
On., is sncml1j)g several days In At- L ,| r i„ | H follows:
'— “ * -* —PERSONNEL OF
THE COhfMITTEES
, General chairman, T. H. Dozier.
Jr. , -s, ‘
TEAM I.—Captain. C. W. Crook;
M. S. Hoegson. J. C. Jester, F. J,
Orr. Dr. S. J. Ware, W. O. Bolton.
TEAM 2.—Captain. H. H. Gor-
rton, Jr.:, James White, Jr., W. L.
Erwin, Dr. E. L. Hill, Tom Elder,
Harry Hinton, E. H. Dorsey, Sr.;
TEAM 3.—Captain, B. F. Hardo.
man: A. G. Dudley, John White
Morton. Fleetwood Lanier, F. A.
New Regulation Says No
Freshman Can Be Taken
Into X Frat Until He Has
Passed Term’p Work.
Joe Bennett of Atlanta, captain,
of the football toam at tho Uni
versity of Georgia next year, has
been elected president of the Pan- [ .
Hellenic council, tho organization MIIa . _
which Is composed of represcnln-1 Plill |1'V DnU/CI V
lives from nil the fraternities at ijfllLU U Du f¥ lLu
the university and which regulates , w «W ■■ ;
fraternities at the Institution, ftfr.l
Bennett .Is one of fho most popular
members of tho student body and
la a member of the Kappa Sigma
fraternity.
Harvey Glecklcy, a member of
the track toam of tho Institution,
and anothor popular member ol
the student body waa chosen vice-
president, and Brooks Johnson.
leader of the University Clco club
waa elected secretary and rteas-
nrer.
laeta, the guest*of friends.—Jsu
-it .
f fB—
Mins Svbl Hamnton, who, has
bpon teaching at Barncavillo, Oa..
and Miss Bello Hampton who has
bcon teaching at BimardavIMo, N'
C., have returned home.
, —HH—
The many friends of Mr. Dillnrtl
Whitehead regret to hear of his
Mrs. J. A. ’ Whitehead, and little
son, Allen, Jr., havo returned to
tfcelr. homto In Elberton, nftor
spending a week with Mr.\and Mrs.
J. M. Whitehead.
Tonlac Always Rc8tbicSj n j KhtH werp BO - ^tiewf l oftcn’got
Strength And Vitality i up and walked the boot. i. «..»a.
A i A-. DA«ll thln and I could,not .wor^k an
And llES -Keen. A- IvCMIIh(. ur Without foxing oomplQtelj
Blessing To Her, States J nn '” n y}- _ .
- — - r 4 I began taking Tanluc nyarlj*
Jour, years mm ton tberadvleo qf mj
neighbor, Mrs, ‘F. 11; Uyl©, *n<l !
have been using IV at interval* nV-
br since. The first few bettte* got
me # over my nervousness and In
digestion and enabled me to sleep
fine. But, there are periods when
I overdo, or worry about somethin;
nnd * don’t feel »right. Then I-go
bock to. my Tanlnc and ,|t novel
fails to give me *the desired re
sults. Tanlnc builds- up my
strength. ,steadies my nerves and
makes me feel rested when I uni
tired. It is such a grand medlclm
and tonic that I cannot praise I'
<o highly.”
Taniac Is for sale by all good
durgglsts. Accept no substitute
Over 37 million bottles sold.-*—Ad
vertisement.
, '*Tan!ac ha* been a real blessing
to mo and I can conscientiously
Yecomjnend It to anyone who Is all
run-down from, stomach and ner-.
vnus* troubles." Ih tho high tribute
paid-the medicine, n few days ago,
by Mrs. W. O. Wright, * a highly
esteemed resident of 323 Went 44th.
8L t Savannah, Oa. ' Mrs. Wright
furthdV said?
••For n ,number of years ! suf
fered from nervous indigestion nnd'
never knew n mlnuteA rest uptll 1
beard of the Tanlaq treatment nnd
began taking It. My nerves were
ho bail that even the children play
ing, or flog barking would upset me
I was tronbled with gas on the
stomach, ha^ dizzy spells, and m>
year no freshman may be Ipitfated
Into a fraternity until after ho hon
passed up n mldd term's York.
This year It was necessary that ho
pass up only a half term’ work. ‘
Athens'Man Is
Named Officer
Georgia I.O.O.F.
R. B. Russell of Athens bus boon
named Grand Representative of
Lipscomb..Charles E. Martin, Mar- S'!, 0r * n £ k° d *? of Georgia Odd
Ion conolly. < , ™ |0W F- Other .officials named aro
TEAM 4—Captain. E. R. Hodg- *’
son, Jr.; D. D. Qullllan, Billups
Phtalzy. llarrie Dowes, Thos. F.
Green, c. H. Thlnlzy,
.TCAM 5.—Captain; %VII|. King
n-fes.'ow; F. E. Lsmkln,.Col. C. M.
Snellinrr. CapL Barnett, Harvey
Stovall. .Van Nny Wlor. Dr. Lin
tpn Gordlno, B. L. Moos.
TEAM 6.—Cafeju. Ahit Nix;
Frank Edwards, Julian Goetclilus,
»r. W. L. Moss. Hsrry Hodgson
Dr. J., p. iFroctor.
TEAM 7.—Captain. M. G. NIrhol.
eqn:, M. J. Almoy, a F. Orymok,
W. Dozier, Dr. N. O. Slaughter,
р. r. Weston. Dr. c. K Walker.. 1
* TEAM 8.—Captain. Joel A. Wler:
с. A. Booth. W. B. Hodgson, S'. J.
Moss. p. H. Conolly. Jack Wilkins.
iCCh A.- Captain, Mrs. Morton
Hodgson: Mesdames George Arm-
strong, Walter 8ama. Frank Harde-
mnn. -McBfldo Howell, Walter
Hoiixson.
co. B.—Captain. CWrs. A. O. Dud
ley! Mosdames T* C. Brown, Wal.
, Z.y a ^'!- j0 j! n Oriffeth, Parks
Bells, Miss Frances Talmadge.
CO. r.—captain. Mrs. J. p. p r oc-
tor: Meedame# Ben Barrow, T. J.
Wnoftrr. J. H. Beusse, M ,P. Jar-
esrln. Joha Moll, Mis, Katlo Pal-
v CO. ft.—Captain, Mrs. If. II.
MOTHER! MOVE
"California Fig Syrup" is
Child’s Bdst Laxative
Even If cross, feverish, bilious,
constipated or lull of cold, children
love the "fruity” tasto of "Califor
nia Fig Syrup.” A teaapoonful n«>v-
cr falls to clean the liver and bow
els. In n few hours you can sco
for* yourself how thoroughly It
works nil tho souring food nnd
nasty bile out of tho stomach and
bowels, and you havo a well, play
ful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup” hnndy. Thoy
know a teaspoonful today naves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for genuine "California
Fig Syrup* ’which has directions
for bai»ies juid children of all
printed on" bottle. Mother!
must sny\ "California" or you may
get an Imitation fig syrup. —Ad
vertisement. '
OramIVWnntor, A. Dwight Dcas,
Auguata, Oa. -
!■ Deputy* Grand Master, Paul Lind,
say. Atlant-V, Ga.
-OHnd Warden. Milton G. DanloL
Griffin, 'Gi.
.Grand Secretary. T. If. Robort-
aop. Gainesville, Ga.
Grand Treasurer, J. E. Ilodon-
liclmer, Atlanta„Ga.
1 Grand Representative, R. B. Rus
sell, Athens, Ga.
Gillen 30 Days to
’ Refresh Memory
' S T.< iosEPH^-Wartcf Nelson, a
Detroit nftorney. was. sent to Jail
here*, Friday for thirty days by
Judgo Dlnceman of Detroit, follow:
Ing Kelson's appoaraneo beforo
tho state's “one man” grand Jury
Investigation Into tho so-called
house of David.”
As Nelson was taken from the
courtroom to tho county Jail ho. help my ‘condition and doctor,
said to tho shariff. In whoso cua- vised an operation,” write.. Ma
tody he was given, ’Tvo told
evoyrthlng I know.” However
Judge Dlngctnnn did not think so,
henco tho senteneo of thirty dnyu.
KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES
<ERIOU8
"Suffered with severe headache,
backache and pains In my legs an<l
my shoulder blade. My Sid
neys and Madder wero In bad con
dition. 41 was weak and nervous
and felt tired 'and worn out. Walk
ing made me short of breath. Ev
ery morning my face and hands
were bloated. Medicines failed to
ul-
Mnggie
Nelson, Mossdcle, Fla. "Fortunate
ly I read about Foiey Kidney Pllla
tried them and got relief.”—Adver-
Itsement,
And pow a screen
portrayal that,
delights the eye
and beguiles the
senses! , - ;
“The World’s
With
BEBE DANIELS
LEWIS STONE
Alluring, spectacular, marvfclously acted,
superbly directed. Dc luxe entertainment
that you'll revel in!
Monday Showing