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THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET.
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r\ ' I N lovd spot which my i pur est and sweet -est that ii; fill (I i^iththe iiec-tar ihat
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mill thar stood near it , The hric hands that were f:;1o"Miiifi^, And quit lovd sil u a lion, Tlie tea
Tt'ii thonsaiul words vnu'l tell [he story of a sla<i;e play or picture that is hi<^ Ix-caiise it is HUMAN.
^'ords can only build the skclcloti of description; the heart isn't there.
But the box-office tells the story !
Stage plays with the elements of "The Old Oaken Bucket ' have run for twenty years — each year to larger profits. Pictures with these elements have been the outstanding successes of their day.
' The Old Oaken liiickel^ is the sort of fucliire thai can only he fully descrihed hy the hox-ofjice.
Box-offices everywhere will be singing — just as patrons will be luiniming and whistling —
"The Old Oaken Bucket. " To th< tune of— dollars, dollars, dollars !
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f a:II:f:iZ:zjiqfzS^^^^ "The Old Oaken Bucket. " To the tune of— dollars, ^ f p -pizfezi^ -j-p^ pr= dollars, dollars! Z^ll
cot of my fa ther,the dai rylumseby IT, And c^^^^ll^rrurleTut^ret that lunijL^ TnTfie m'cW. soon, withthe emhlem of health o-ver-f lowin^'-J^^Y'^'TXILIiY' from the well, fan <y re-verfs to my fa-thers plantation Auci rjt'ama oF the Hfe^t't* in well.
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F. 6. WARREN
1540 Broadway
CORPORATION
How York. City