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THE .EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. Sl = T ] CAPTALARTITS | oone mosee mamo v | Bt o Vol Mol T Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time ¥ the Associated Press | Metropolftan fs a rare occurrence | e e——————————————————————————————————————— e e NEW YORK October 14-—Two | only 11 such sales having been re- | i 4 TO 5 PM. {boxes in the Metropolitan Opera | corded in 39 vears. When the direc bl | House have been sold for more the Metropolitan decided last 00— Boston: Copley P Orche NAC 43 390 ! ‘ Boston. vley Plaza Orches ; s - ‘{E;‘AA 204 | than $200.000"e: he exact figure o build a new house uptc ¥ New ur Daily Menu L Asto ) w}\;{v;‘ 204 | js not disclosed. Ownership of a box G understood the hox holders - New « ¢ am olos " carries wit hi fth s o ould become ho: olders in o Features of Erie Canal Cen ddo B p L T, o rries with it a thirt h share in uld me box holders in th R | the company owning the realty, which lding 5 ining ntact the 5 TO 6 P.M. has an assessed valuation of $5,200 tennial Banquet Also to | s00—quicage wiuy ! Gl e WEBY 504 | has : o ¢ anizs 2 pianial 7 WEAF ¢ One box sold was owned for years Be Broadcast. Chicago: M WMAQ % | by the late August 1 t and wa Prompt and Reliable bought last November Boston: “The Smile epard g ¢ : swster. The other hox sold is tha | Sets Repaired, Aerials Erected, Firie ; h ; Willlam K. Vanderbilt and h Batteries and Tubes Installed. in Bu Hartford, Conn.* Di s ) : 01 | hrother, Harold S. 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