Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 26

6 LADYNACKENZE FREEDFROM L Mysterious . Veiled Woman |comeds, - Pays $200 on Bad Check. > Disappears. AMUSEMENTS| NATIONAL Goose Hangs b Another of thosa delightful enter- are being featured Theater this Summer 1 Theater Playe: ng. High” is one real life where plement in the | er is sometimes a co laught y 1thos. It concern ather and mother who b nted the many sac made for their children to properly educate them and to maintain them in the station of life to which their | parents med. There those, a dear old who felt that the children spoiled, they were nd inconside th contracted By the Ascociated Press Lady Grace tod seeking to solve the element of v which linked itself with her fortunes. | i An unidentified woman whose kind- | t} 1y voice was muffled beneath black veil which shrouded was sought by Lady Mack her benefictress. Four wera ended by the wom black veil yesterday wh funded the amount of. mone to have been received Mackenzie upon a worthless draft randma ref Chafes against the woman who [had her own s of spent four days a cellmate of an | e s hildren, alleged dismiss- | sed to er cities | of the situati nobly and wou Lady | derfully to the rescue and made even were | those who had thought the worst of | them love them. It is just the kind |of play that just and international adventuress, g I > s scored ne they were raised sral code. When the 5 however, and the father, re- | DU by insult, resigned hi alleged | sition, the whole by Lady |the family was supported, ax all that glitt also all thal 3 wickedness is not wicked The players put their he: their talents into this fine her | ¢ who rthless She against G claimed to draft for $201 said she also would for the wc who rescue yesterday. “T didn’t think I had a friend in Florida until today. 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