Variety (May 1923)

Thursday, May 10, 1W3 VARIETY 31 FarrcJl Taylor • j'sph'a Amoron Co Bdwin George Whltcmaa's Band DENVBB Oi*banaa . . (Sunday Opantof) i»nd of ****»•* Gibson * Coiuialll jack Benny Koore * KaadajB Karl Bmmya Pata jjrava M'ca'n© A T DES MODTB0 Orpheam (Sunday Opanlng) Lady Taan Mai Btara of Toatarday >led Norworth Co •Harriaon Orcns Jlantcira Manlklna KANSAS CITY Main Btree* Treno Franklin f Karnum A Band BHly Qiaaon ^ Snow Col'mba A H Croaa A Santoro Chaa Harriaon Co IA>8 ANGELES Hill Street Smith A Barker Arms't* A Phelpa Cummlm A White FAT Sablni Dance Creations "Well* V A Weat Orpheum Frank Mclntyra Sylvia Clark Gantlara Br* Mayers Whltfleia A Ireland Jean Adair Co Gene Green • Benson Oroheatra Bhaldon BAH OAKLAND, CAL. Orpheum Aunt Jemima A B To to Leon Vavarn Chaa Irwin WUber A Adama Bobby McLean Co PORTLAND, ORE. Palace I Aaiima Jaan Boydell Hughe* A Pam Nawhoff A Phelps R oan Bavua Id half Mammy A O IT 1 Dave Thuraby Joe Stanley Co (Two to nil) Warwick Hazzard ft Spellm'n Dorothy Doyle Co Sam B Mann (Two to nil) 2d half LeVraux Bloaaom Soaley Clayton ft Edwards Firealda Raverles J A I Connelly Frank Whitman Boreo Skacellea SAN FBANCI8CO Oeldca Goto (Sunday Opening) Hal Skelly Co ■meat Hiatt Garden Pryor A W Sargent A Marvin The Lelands Four Camerona Orpheum (Sunday Opening) Fannie Brlce Roye Maye A B Three Khite Kuhna I Clifton ft TeRex Mltty A TilllO rtamaa VarlMl... Morris ft Campbell (Three to fill) Id hall Bam B Mann Laurie Ordway Co Leach LaQulnlan 3 (Two to All) LONDON, CAN. Loew Prevost A Goelet Btevena A Laurel •Merrltt A Coughlln Id half I.eVan A Bole* In Wrong (One to nil) ARTHUR SOBER BOOKING BXCLTJBIVBLT WITH PANT AGES CIRCUIT •M FITZGERALD BLDG.. NEW IOBI Phonea BRYANT 7»7«—4*i« Hoffman ft Meyers Chaa D»land Co Laurie Ordway Co (One to fill) ASTORIA. L. I. Astoria) Hubert Dyer Co Marjorie Uurton Tuck & Clare Fay Rash 3 ~THE BRAMINOS With their wonderful musical lnMraancnt PLATING LOBW CIRCUIT Direction; J. H. LUB1N Gordon A Rica Tony ft Norman Gl'vllle ft Sanders Fl'ng'n ft Morrison AHhea Lucas De Marcos ft Band Whiting; ft Burt Olga Cook MILWAUKEE Palace (Sunday Opening;) Jim Morgan Band B & B Wheeler W ft J Mandell Owen McGlveney Dotson The Wager Four Fords MINNEAPOLIS Hennepin (Sunday Opening) LOEW CLBCUIT ST. LOUIS Orpheum (Sunday Opening) The Cansinos Wellington C Co Howard W ft B Winsor McCay Geo Moore Co ST. PAUL Palace Berg ft English Dooley & Storey Mrs R Valentino Myers ft Hanford Polly Moran Howard ft Clark Dance Varieties id half Mazie Lunette Elliott ft LaTour Golden Bird Collins ft Pillard Jack Connors R*v (One to nil) ATLANTA Grand Wyoming Duo •Ub«?rt Carlton CAT Harvey Matthews ft Ayers Larry Harkins Co 2d half Arnold A Davis Norton ft Melnotte Irving Wd vards \V B Ritchie Co BALTIMORE Hippodrome Conroy *• Howard Music Mania j Mallon ft McCabe | Monroe ft Grant (One to nil) NEW YORK CITY State Mazie Lunette O'Connor ft Clifton White Black ft U Jennings ft Dorney Kirknmith Sis 2d half Maxine A Bobby Delbridge ft O F ft T Hayden (Two to All) American Lillian's Dogs Boston* ft Messenger Maley ft Singer Walter Manthey Co Abbott ft White Al Lester Co Elliott ft LaTour (Ono to nil) 2d. half Gray & Granville Smith ft Nash 2d half Artie Nolan Overhoit ft Young Bayes ft smith Fern Bigelow ft K (One to All) Orpheum Melnotte Duo Polly Lou Dee Co Tordan Saxton Co F ft T Hayden Will Stanton Co 2d half Holden ft Onham Bestaff f: Messenger Let's Go Amoros A Jeanette Hubert Dyer C3 Boulevard HTolden ft Graham Dreon Sisters Robert H Hodge Co Har'-y Rose SamrrofT ft Sonla MEMPHIS State Wyeth ft LaRue Dlax Monkeya Fox ft Kelly Carey Brannon ft M •Harry Abrams Co 2d half Baltur Dun Hoban ft Green Stevens ft King Drily Barlow e Valda Co MILWAUKEE Miller Francis ft Wllaon A ft L Wilson Ji Montgomery Co <azar ft Dale F Clayton Rev MONTREAL I-OfW Plckards Seals Green ft Myra Frank Ford Co Cosmopolitan D Alton ft Allen NEWARK. N. J. State Duponta FJIlis ft Parsons Harry Mayo ft R Emily Darrell Dolly's Dream NEW ORLEANS Crescent Wilton ft l<elo I'earce ft Scott (Oaa to 111) 2d half Ruth Howell 1 Clasa Manning A C Roof Garden a (Two to fill) Star •Toothplcka •Fred'e Silvers ft F Root Garden S (Two to fill) 2d haif F A F Hatch Artlat'a Dream (Three to fill) DETROIT Colombia PAL Arley •Little Big Girl •Xylo Co Collins A Dunbar Cal Dean A Girls Peggy Vincent Co Four Roeders (Ona to fill) GABT, IND. Gary 2d half •Franklyn A Lea •Paul Shine Co Weat A Wyse (Three to fill) GENEVA. N. T. Empire Lillian Calvert Swan A Farrell (One to fill) Gould A La Roy NIAGARA FALLS Cataract J A K DeMaroo Cooper A Lacey W D Pollard Bart Rial Revue 2d halt Trojettl ft Bennett Runyan A Trent- Roma A Roman- )H Mamie-Helen A D ROCHESTER Victoria I-ady Oga Towaga Elks Glee Club 2d halt Cooper A Lacey Byai A Early SHARON, FA. Columbia Runyan A Trent Mazle-Holen A D (One to nil) 2d half W D Pol lard (Two to nil) WARREN. PA. Liberty J ft K DeMarco (Two to mi) WATERI-N. N. Y. Avon Selma BraatB Lillian Calvert Uernlvicl Broa' Byal A Early Jimmy Roaea Co (One to nil) TOPEKA. KAN. Novelty Lottie Atherton Wallace A Clyde Four 8ongstera Austin A Delancy (One to nil) 2d half DuBall A M'Kansie Copel'd A Brayton F DeMar A B Frank Farron Harmonyland PANTAGES CIRCUIT MINNEAPOLIS Pantagea •Zlska Tills ft Clark •Spanish Dancers Jack Strouse Hedley Trio Ned Norton Co Regal ft Moore Hori Trio OAKLAND. CAL Puutagee Sensational Togo EDDIE KETCH and WILMA "VOCAL VARIETY" PRESS COMMENT: _ "Do you know what to do for a baa- looking throat?" "No," replies the pretty girl." "Go wash your neck, says tne •dummy," and the house howls. —LOS ANGELES "EVENING HERALD" Playing Keith Circuit BORDEN Sensatloaal Head-Balanrlag Equilibrists TUB ORIGINAL FOUR PHILLIPS Neit Work (May 14). Shea's, Toronto. Management}. MAX PHI LHP N'WCTLE, IND. Princess 2d half •George La Shay •Lyons ft Wakflld 2d halt DeMoll Broa Lady Oga Towaga Bobby Jackson Co Coden A Luken The Weldonos WESTERN VAUDEVILLE CHICAGO CHESTER FREDERICKS The Featured Juvenile Dancer and CleTer Mimle Third Season tvHli Gna Kdwards Revue Kirkamith Sis O'Connor A Clifford Robert H Hod~e Co Jennings ft Dorney Johnny Clark Co (One to All) Victoria Frank Shields Bayes ft Smith Nevlns ft Gordon Senator Murphy Amaranth Sis Id half Rtanely ft Alva Fisher ft Sheppard Newhoff ft Phelps McCoy ft Walton Dance DcLuxe Lincoln Squtiro Marguerite ft A Fisher ft Sheppard Marston ft Manley Jack Connors Rev 2d half Lillian's Dogs "Worth ft Willing Miller ft Bradford Bert Hanlon Pederson Broa Greejey Square Pederson Broa Overhoit ft Toung Miller ft Bradford Smith ft Nash 2d halt Dreon Slstera Marston ft Manley Senator Murphy 2d half M«>!no1te Duo Herman Berrons Jot dan Saxton Co Clifton ft DeRex Dance Varieties Avenue B T.»Veaux Quinn's ft Smith Laurie Ordway Co Ishil-awa Japa (One to nil) 2d half - Hazzard ft Spellm'n Jrart Boydell Eckhoff ft Gordon Clark ftJ^'Nolll Wtfte Black ft U BROOKLYN Metropolitan Fern Bigelow ft K Toomer ft Day Chaa Ahearn Co (Two to nil) 2d half Marraret ft Alvares Chadwlck ft Taylor Al Lester Co Klein Broa Walter Manthey Co Fulton Stanley A Alva Chadwlck A Taylor Artlo Nolan Bernard ft Townes Boys of Long Ago BIRMINGHAM Bijou •Baltus Duo •Hoban ft Green Stevens ft King Billy Barlowe Valda Co 2d half Wyoming Duo •Ubart Carlton C ft T Harvey Matthews A Ayres Larry Harking Co BOSTON Orpheum F ft O Walters •Britt ft Clifford Herbert Ash'ey Co Krank Fay Homer Girls Co Randow Trio BVFFALO State Deil ft Eva Norton ft Wilson Nancy Boyer Co Thoa Potter Dunne Edw Stanlaloff Co CinCAGO ltialto Manklfr Mclntyre ft Hale b Boh Ferns Co Mumford ft Stanley Indian Beverlea CLEVELAND State Victoria ft Dupre Morey ft Corbin Chapman A Ring Hayes ft Lloyd Platov A Natalie 2d half Diaz Monkeys Wyeth ft LaRue Fox ft Kelly Carey Bannon & M •Harry Abrama Co OTTAWA, CAN. Loew Zara Carmen S B A L Walton Hanson ft B'tn Sis Harrison Moss Tarzan PROVIDENCE Emery Louis Leo Ruth ft Clifford Chaa L Fletcher Lehr ft Kennedy Hyde's Band 2d half The Newmans Mabel Drew Bvana ft Wilson Hyde'a Band (One to nil) SPRINGFIELD Broadway The Newmans Mabel Drew Evans ft Wilson Moss ft Frye Regal Entertainers 3d halt Louis Leo Ruth ft Clifford Englewood 1st half B ft S Kelton (Others to nil) Lincoln •Hurst ft Vogt (Others to nil) 2d half Davis ft Bradner Murphy ft Clark (Othera to nil) MAJESTIC Grace Aycrs ft Bro Rose ft Thorne •Gibson Sis ft G Stanley Chapman Seattle H'm'y K'ga Ned Nestor Co Chandon Trio (One to nil) ABERDEEN, S. D. Orpheum (18-19) •Louis Love Co •II ft K Sutton Camilla Trio BL'MINGT'N, ILL. Majestic Dave A Tressie Hart Wagner A B (One to nil) 2d half R ft B Tracey Thelma Tip Yaphankers Lottie Atherton Wallace ft Clyde Four Songsters Austin A Delaney LINCOLN, NEB. liberty Bell A Bva Frank Farron Q Delmar A Band GAP Hickman Page Hack A M 2d half Jerome A France Four of Us (Three to fill) MILWAUKEE Majeatle Hughea Musical 1 Wilson Aubrey 3 Healy A Garnella Farnell A Florence Hickey A H Revue 2d half Pierce A Ryan Australian Axmen J Roshler A Muffs (Two to nil) MINNEAPOLIS 7th St. Dallas Walker Gaffney A Walton Raymond Bond Co Coulter A Rose Royal Venetian S Moore A Kendall Melvin Broa WINNIPEG Pantagea retrains Lewis ft Brown Knowles ft White Harry Downing Co Marlon Claire Long Tack Sam SASKATOON Pantagea (14-16) (Same hill plays Reglna 17-15) Adonis ft Dog O'Meara A Landls P'le's M'ldy Maids Youth D'wn'g ft O'Rouke La France. Bros EDMONTON Pantagea The McBanns C'n'olly ft Francis Telephone Tangle Gallarlnl Slstera Warren ft O'Brien Lea Uladdons Travel Leon ft Mltzle Purcella ft R'm'sy Juliet Dlka Clay Crouch Callahan ft Bliss Three Falcons SPOKANB Pantagea Laurie De Vine Frankie ft Johnnie Early ft Lalght H Seymour Co Five Chaptns La Pine ft Bmery Marriage-Divorce Flnlay ft Hill Willie Brothera LOS ANGELES Pantagea Hquilll Broa Chick Supreme Ross ft Roma Lewis ft Norton Bob La Salle Joe Jackson SAN DIEGO Pantagea Schepp's Circus Hope Vernon Dewey ft Rogers Cave Man Love Davis ft McCoy Harvard Holt ft K LONG BEACH Pantagea F'xw'rth A Francla Aida Barle A L Toney A George Howard ft Co Five Janeleye Morln Sisters SALT LAKE Pantagea Sheik's Favorite OGDBN, UTAnV I'antages (17-19) Rial ft Llndstrom GABAJLET {Continued from page It) which during the police activity In cabarets around Times square had as many as three policemen in uni- form detailed at one time; one cop on the main floor, another upstairs and the third in the kitchen. In another restaurant a detailed policeman said: "They think I'm a mug, eh? Well, I'll bust up this business." His method of "bust- ing" it up was to frequently walk across the dancing floor while the music was playing and the dancers were in motion. He "busted" It. Some of the cops were so accus- tomed to their detail jobs they grew careless who they slapped around the hips when looking tor flasks, men or women. The repealer if becoming a law will wipe out the greatest and easiest graft instrument ever given to a police officer. The Mullan-Gage New York state enforcement meas- ure spread its evils all over the state, taking in sheriffs, deputies and constables, besides the police of all towns. If it did not start every one grafting it made the others get what those who wouldn't graft missed. It proved to the state peo- ple who would graft what prohibi- tion has done for the grafting fed- eral men, a legal gold mine that gushed coin and boose. A funny story floated around Broadway after the repealrr passed in Albany. The story held $5,000 as one of its principal point* *nd It related to Albany where the Assem- bly put over the revocationary bill. DARL MacBOYLE iKzclustve Material of Bvery Descrlptloa. ON HAND OR TO ORD1R. Il« W. Oth St.. N. T. City: Bryant lit* Official Deodar fa (he if. V. A. DR. JULIAN SIEGEL .493 B'way < Po«nans Bld«. > H. T. HENRI MARGO assisted by MARGARITA MAROO, ARDATH DE 8ALKN £nd HELENS BETH Direction EAGLE * GOLDSMITH SHEAN and PHILLIPS Featured with ONA MUN80N Flaying B. F. Keith Circuit Amaranth Sla Co Delaneey Street "R'.cko & Kco Herman Rerrcns stranded Collins A Pillard Dance DeLuxe 2d half Kcrwls Krayona Co Maley & Slngor •I'.iy Rash S •i^o Morton Bamarofl ft Sonla National Maiino A Robby rltltje ft U J.rt's Go I'Vnn & T.orfcwood Cioldcn Bird 2d half Frank Bhiclda Pt«vens ft Brunelle Toomer ft Day Harry Rose Fantasy Dancers Gates Loach LaQulnlan 3 Stevens ft Rruu> He Fr^y ft Byron Bert Hanlon Baraban (Irons Co 2d halt »3lcl<o A Keyo MaYjerle Burton Will Stanton <"o Bernard ft Toa w n Boys of Long Ago McNaugbtona Or'nwlch Villagers Jean Qraneso Co Brown Gardner ft B DAYTON Dayton Hoffman A Jessie Villon Sisters Stolen Sweeta Hughle Clark Orarer ft Lawlor HOnOKEN. N. J. Lyric Clrey ft Dean Al Rickard Chaa L Fletcher Behr A Kennedy Billy Gerber Rev TORONTO Yonge St. The Bramlnos Bennln'tn ft S<ott Cardo A Noll Jimmy Savo Royal Pekln Tro WASHINGTON Strand Pollyanna Ford A Goodrich Stars Record Lewis ft Rogers Rusa LeVan ft P GUS SUN CLKCJIT IND BL'MING'N, Grand •George La Shay Lyons ft Wake'ld L ft U Wesley 2d half Raymond ft Pike Gould ft Le Roy Almond ft Hazel BLFFALO Lafayette Hardy Bros Murray Girls Hyams ft Mel Calvert & Shayn- Alia Axiom CORTLAND, V 1 Cortland Selma Braat* Stone A Hallo Bernlvlcl Bros (One to fill) HO CHICAGO, ll.L Calumet •Franklyn ft Lee rial's Manning ft C Jackson Co Paul Shine Co (One to fill) 2d half •Mayballa Phlllli i Pearcs & Bcott (Three to nil) CHICAGO Midway •Mennlng Bister* < i * M.n-'ui FABGO, N. D. * Grand •Louie Love Co •II ft K Sutton Camilla Trio 2d half Hart ft Helens (Two to fill) GALESBCRG, ILL. Orpheum O'Malley ft Mx'fi'ld Fisher ft Gllmore C'th'ne Sincl'r Co 2d half Bender ft Arm'stg (Two to fill) GD ISLAND, NEB. Majeatle (Sunday Opening) Bell ft Eva Frank Farron G Delmar ft Band (16-18) Mason A Scott JOIJET, ILL. Orpheum Thelma Yip Taphankers (One to fill) 2d half J ft J Gibson Hart Wagner ft K (One to Oil) KAN. CITY, KAN. Electric Two Earla NORFOLK, NEB. Auditorium (It) Jerome A France GAP Hickman Page Hack ft M (17-18) Bergcr ft Seamon Lcona Hall's Rev QUINCY, ILL. Orpheum Bender A Arms'tg (Two to fill) 2d half O'Malley A Mx'fi'ld Fisher A Gllmore C'thr'ne 81ncl'r Co ST. JOB, MO. Electrle Cannon Bisters F DeMar A B Clp'lnd A Brayton Four of Us ST. LOUIS, MO. Grand Trenelle Trio Fries A Wilson Romano Bisters Robinson A Pierce Rublnl Sisters Jack George Duo Kmerson A B'ld'wn Silver, Duval A K Tbe Florinls Blalto B'way to Bowery Kranz A White Qauttors Toy Shop SEATTLE " Pantagea Martinette Conn A Albert Klasa A Brilliant Francla Renault Geo Mayo Dance Evolutions VANCOUVER Pantagea De Peron 3 Chuck Haas Cronin ft Hart Rene Sis A Allen Tbe Speeders BELLINGHAM Pantagea Castleton A Mack Olga Mlshka Co Charbot ft Tortonl Walter Weems Sheiks of Araby Glenn Chester Co TACOMA Pantages Whirl of World TORTLAND, ORE. Pantages Phil La Toscs. Sid Gold ft Bro Honeymoon Ship Carl McCullough Alexander ' Travel (Open Week) Allen ft Taxle Pr*nc'tn ft Vernon Dummiea Nan Halperln Pasquale Bros SAN FRANCISCO Pantagea De Lyons Duo Jim A Jack Burke A Betty POTTER and GAMBLE B. Direction: F. KEITH CIRCUIT THOS. J. FITZPATRICK DuBall A M'KenzIo 2d half Bell A Van GAP Hickman KAN. CITY, MO. Globe The Norvelles ♦ ;<>rdon ft Si>h ii Birds of Farad Carter ft iNrwers 2d half T.ottle Atherton Wall.ico ft Clyde Four Songsters Austin & Dela:i> J L'V'NW'TH, KAN Orphrum Doyle ^ R 'Sunday Orening) »Fox ft Allyn Chas Wilson Pedestrianlsm (Two to fill) 2d half Voland ft Gamble (Others to fill) SO. BEND, IND. Palace Yost ft Clo.ly Murphy ft Clark II Roberts A Orel Sammy Dsneen Four Tamakas 2d hair JAN Ol me .-l.npsnn ft Dean P ft S Kelton Hirst A Vegt Rogers Roy A R I.ittio Cinderella Fernando Page Morrlsaey A Toung Guardsmlth Bros DENVER Pantagea La Dora A B'km'n Oklahoma Four Jack Doran Burt Walton Virginia Belles COLO. SPRINGS Pantagea (14-lt) (Same bill plays Pueblo 17-11) T.a Volla Stephens ft H'l'ste? Three's a Crowd Belleclalre Bros O ft E Parks Jan Rublnl OMAHA, NEB. ' Pantagea Santiago Trio White ft Barry Maude I.eone Co Vardon A Perry Hannaford Family KANSAS CITS Pantages Tbe I.uiuars Untah Masterman Ruth Budd 8 V ft Hyman Val'cUa'a Leopards Carlson Sis A B MEMPHIS Pantagea Ford A Truly Krylton A De Voe Josle Heather Palo A Palet Kate A Wiley Based upon a recent de^iaion nf a federal Judge in California, Pro- hibition Director Palmer of this state has adopted a policy of refus- ing- to return seised cars owned by other parties than the bootleggers and which had been used for the transportation of liquor without t!.e knowledge of the owner. Heretofore, where the driver of the machine alone was guilty the car has been returned to the person claiming it. The rum runners './ere not slow In finding a way to take advantage of this practice. Cars were purchased on a conditional sale contract with only a nominal payment down. The title remained in the seller, who was supposed not to know that the machine was being used for the run- ning of boose. As a matter of fact, he frequently was a partner, in the enterprise, it is charged. The ma- jority of the cars seized wore said to have been sold in this way. The California decision upsets this scheme of protection by holding that the owner can not escape forfeiture even though he retained title on a conditional sale agreement and had no knowledge of Its use for unlawful purposes, his remedy being agoinrt the violator of the law. This ruling will be followed by the prohibition department in New York state unt". there is a decision to the contrary by a higher court. — The Msrylsnd Band has replaced Harry McDonald's aggregation with Clinton and Rooney. vaudeville. sisSBaasBSasnaVS Jules Herbuvesux and his Quy- on's Paradise Orchestra of Chicago recently made a flying trip to New York to record some foreign num- bers for the Okeh Phonograph Co. INTERSTATE CIRCUIT LITTLE BOCK Majestie Mattylce Llppard Rubeville I.aura Plerpont Co W Saytuu P*iinei (Ono to fill) 2d half Sinclair A Gray Linn and Th'p»i>n Pearson NAP Whnel«;r Trio (One to nil) FT. SMITH. ARK. Majestic 2d half Mattylee Llppard I,am a Plerpont Co Rubeville OKLA. CITY Orpheum (Tulsa Hplit) 1st half Autumn Trio Janls A Chaplow McCormick A W flchlotl's Manikins (One to fill) Tl I MA, OKLA Orpheum (Okla X:ity Spirt) 1st half 3 Moro A R Duo lI'lln staples Mack A Velmar Great Lester Natalie Har's'n Co WICHITA, KAN. 1st halt Csnova nayle A Patsy Hcssle Barrlseale Chambcrlln A Earl Dancing Kcn'dys 2d half 4 Singlns Usher* Carter A Powers Hilly MllJ<r Co Sf. Ila Mnyhewr Birds of Farad it a Joe Tenner t'lntn of Mike I?vrpftrd and Joe TeHner) has engaged fo • his Century Roof production in Bal- tlmoie, Which he la running with izzy Welngarten, the following: Muriel Devine, Marie Balisbury ftikl Wallace Bradley and Marie Hawn bonis also hns h<« n • • t '" '' i he show opena M*> l-i. The 8slvins propose to start a King Tut Club. Just when or where is unknown. It's to be strict- ly on the club idea, a scheme now gaining favor, and will be stronger around New York with the repeal of the Mullan-Gage act that clamps down on the municipal police thing. The club plan is to have registered members only admitted. It allows a check up on those present. The long and short of the Mullan- Gage repealer is that there won't be so many for the tellers to give up to with the cops eliminated from the active enforcement forces. Whether the federal men will make the sellers give up more on the plea there are more among them to split It with is a question. If the sellers get off any cheaper they are lucky, but the restaurants will be satisfied to get the annoying cops and their uniforms out of sight of their places of business. When there are any number of staffs, from headquarters down to precincts, and all wise enough to know where to go for what thr.y want, tho seller's ex- istence is Just one worry on top of a tout h. The repealer is tough on r, the worst brvvk 0t$ ■MM have had slnee they got former Oov. Millet's fool* idea In their hands. Tine Century Serenaders open at the Mldnite Frollee, Chiraro, May i :, for six we^ks.