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The New York Clipper (June 1907)

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Harbison, our Hebrew egg fe writes- "I am now in my twenty-eighth week with the Francis Ureene Co.. and meet- TngwUh success. 1 will shortly p ay TMdj. vine in a high class comedy act. entitled rohen P B Luck; written for me "by Barry Oray It will be a novelty In the way of ^Sgu'cSSm Foua (Messrs. Stan- hope. Brink, Stanley and Kice) report sue- cess on the Harry fiawn circuit of parks. Mrs. Jab. Marco and son Balled, June 14, from London to join Mr. Marco in New York ttLfSS BZIBH AND MP*n WSSJSS1 signed for neit season with the Tiger Lilies Co., with which organization they were sea- son of 1U05-1006. . „ .,„ ...» Uajob Bubk was a Clipwm caller laBt week, and stated that he had a blrtiday cele- bration June 21. The major also stated that he had been a reader of Thb Clippm for tlfty years, a distinction he 1b proud of. 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