Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 29, 1915, Page 12

What Ja Going On Tonight Vaugevile and nm-xam -tn® A‘Mn: “u'um Colontal Thoatre. ANNOUN(IMENTS p)d filled sla.le& any Thursdey, Sl.t\u'dty. Bufnhun‘l.‘ 237 The vegular guarterly meeting of Qraduate Nurses' association of Connecticut is to be held at 34 Charter Ozak s%enue, Hartford, Nov. 3d, at 2.30 ». m. The Nursing League of Educa- tion also holds its semi-annual meet- ing at the Hartford hospital on that date, when the new method of caring for contagion will be demonstrated. The league has invited the G. N. A. to attend this demonstration at 11 a. m. DAVIS THEATRE. Complete Change of Photo Plays To- day—Dr. Rameau, Fox Featurs and a Big Keith Vaudeville Attraction. ‘Theve will be a complete change of photo plays at this theatre today and the feature is a big Iox production, calied Dr. Rameau. ‘With a cast headed by Frederick Perry, star of New York's most dra- matic success, On Trial, supported by a cast including Dorothy Bernard, George Allison, Stuart iHolmes, Edith Halier and Jean Southern, Dr. Ra- meau, the William Fox five act su- perb dramatic production which is be- ing shown at the Davis theatre to- day and Saturday, may lay just claim 10 an all star cast. The character ot Dr. Rameau is a complex one, and the masterly interpretation that Mr. Perry gives the part is one which will be remembered as one of the most impressive bits of acting ever wit- nessed. In one of the scenes Dr. Ra- meau is about to perdofm a delecate operation. Not satisfled with faking the scene, Mr. Perry obtained the permission of the authorities of a well known New York hospital to be present at a real operation of the same nature. As a result the scene is startling in its realism, every de- tail being supervisegd by a physician and is absolutely correct. The vaudeville attraction is Peter- son, Dick and Morrison, a trio of young'men who have excellent voites and they put over one of the finest singing acts ever heard here. Mutual Movies and comedies com- plete the show. Matinee as usual at 2.30, ali seats 10 cents, children § cents. Concert orchestra at every performance. COMING TO THE DAVIS NEXT WEEK. Hall Caine’s Immortal Novel and Play, ‘The Eternal City.” For next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the management of the Davis has booked Hall Caine's im- mortal novel and play, The Eternal City, with Pauline Frederick, playing the Tlead. Produced amid the granduer’and bheauty of modern Rome, under the di- rection of Edwin S. Porter and Hugh Ford. This amazing nhoto spectacle marks a new era in dramatic pictur- ization. For the first time in the history of motion pictures the Vatican Gardens, the Coliseum, St. Peter’s, the Castle of St. Angeio’s, and many other historic and impressive spots in the Imperial city have been used as setfings for a screen production. No summary of bare facts can ad guately deecribe the astounding pow- er and charm of the subject. The pic- torial version of Hall Caine’s thrilling romance presents the stirring incidents and climaxes, the nobility and tragidy, the elements of love and betrayal and the beautiful ideals and humanities of the original plot, with a wider range, in truer colors and with bolder strokes than were possible in the novel or play, and will therefore render the In- spiring story its greatest measure of immortality. A specially engaged orchestra of 12 -neues has been engaged to play for picture and no one should miss lhls wonderful picture. Time and prices will remain the same. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Viola Dana, Star Paramount Fea- ture, “House of the Lost Court.” Besides the big illusion act pre- sented by Prince Kar-Mi and his Ori- ental Troupe for today and tomorrow the management has secured the fa- mous Paramount preduction, “The House of the Lost Court,” taken from Mrs. C. Williamson’s novel of the same name. With comparative infrequency &oes “outside” company succeed in play~ ing one of its productions on the Paramount programme with those of the old established feature fillm pro- ducers whose pictures comprise it. On Friday and Saturday, however, the Edison company will present at the Auditorium its multipie reel screen adaptation of Mrs. C. N. Willjamson's novel, “The House of the Lost Court.” Viola Dana (the late star of the stage production of Eleanor Gates' play, The Poor Little Rich Girl) is the featured player and Ler performe ance is delightful. The supporting cast is composed of such well-known players as Gertrude McCoy, Mrs. Wallace Erskine, Sally Crute and Helen Strickland among the women, and Robert Conmess, Duncan McRae (grother of Bruce McRae) and Will- iam West among the men. The story, familiar to Mrs. . Will- iamson’s many admirers, is unusu- ally well told. It has about it .the twists of situation which hold the interest from beginning to end. The photography has been described by a New York critic as superb and it is in fact, as necar perfection as any vet seen in a plot film. The House of the Toat Ca“rt should " please its auli- ences. Universal photoplays will also be shown today and tomorrow. COLONIAL THEATRE. “Buppressed Evidence,” Mammoth Es- canmy Feature in Two Reels. _ One of the newest products of the ultra-modern studios, is the fenture at the Colonial theatre today. It is entitled Suppressed Evidence, massive presentation in two reels. It tdh the wife and mother, who is in her vocal instructor, and hflv she places h-r husband's revolver note o get rig of him’ in her & Small table mirror, the a.ouen and wheels on the music TWENTY CHILDREN wag in the front vestibule :m n-Hr all the bodies were found. Ten Bodies Identified. £ Of the 19 bodies atian wuhruuu shop tonight, 10 had been follows: Mabel Bunchnnp Nellle Buras, 7; Florence OH, DEARI_What T pat Frots GG R S e B Keefe, i1; Anna_M, O'Brien, 11; Peter | med 1< = p R S o ? Chebator, 6; Florence Doherty, 11. 2 warm dinner for 235 cents. — oot Mother Superior Seriously Burned. un—l:m way, WANTED—A good smart man to buy All of the Sigters escaped but Mother | sro w dunoh’of fow. | the fce $ mg“:"'fi{gl: Superior Marie Carmel ‘was secious- o r Iy burned. At the convent house to- i s - Miwaae. x,""m“"“‘,’ ‘make money. - Inguite 31 night it was said that her injuries | SE¥S Sy is prostrated by the disaster and the = did ¥ s ] O‘Inna suffering of her charges. s B el i e 7 Origin of Fire Not 'Known _‘.'_____._;___‘ 3 g y 3 | evcles How the fire started may never be| .. Z ~ . West known. An early theory that a boiler 3 explosion caw aop B s i 2 3 Shop | “WANTED Blacksmith to lathe milssed, the state police officials tonight 3 tools, plumbers’ tools, cold ch lost; rent rooms, houses, were of the opinion that a -torer«:m A - Doth by Nank 30d m:.::'" hammer: [§ - t fact 22y xt in the basement, where a gas meter mus good trustwo was located, was its source, but in- and. of frst claes nabits: - man|] Stores, factories al > MBSV SRy 200 o S probably were not fatal, although she . THERE ARE dinners m.a&-.z r? 194 . PR R e £ » berger, 47 Franklia St ____octi®d | seasure of morial things she destined vestigation of the theory was difficult, | g1, week ‘when Miss m"“‘a::"’ A foreine ana ie witin Toe|] farms; sell anything from || “mooms ic rest rm. as the place where the storeroom had | £¢/SRARE WheR U o0 O T T | Aavancement. . » s 3 Deen was entirely burned. handaome shobpine bas. on o .,,M regaraing sge Hanit, a go-cart to a ranch; and Fire Drill Quickly ‘Started. ez, etc., in dru Tetter. Tho Ma o S e : e o7 Too Wwork Conn.__oct? reach 2l of the English- The frst word of the fire is believed | ESchool class, Micacs "Hazel Milley, | To01 Works, Putaam, Coon _oot2id g The theiF Joye, theie to have come from a tardy pupfl who | Myrtle McCord, Carrie Jones, Nettie| WANTED Gri reading families in Nor- ‘2.,.. Saathicd ‘smmous” and reporton 'to "the | il ‘wad Alice Bowee i R PR T X ng m imie. and now—so uterly are mother superior: The children had 2 s this kind of work: must be trustworthy wich and vicinity just finished morning prayer when the Mother of Four Prostrated. and of first class habits; state full par- y: Zong sounded for fire drill. Mother| Mrs Ryder of West a0t Town street | ticulars regarding age habits experic g batmon & ".‘:.‘fl" ey C""""v '_.‘"‘." Marie hurried to tell the Sisters of the | whe has four little children, was taken | S0C®: Wage: In first lette: ‘The TO RENT Sto Frankl actual danger and the movements of | suddeniy ill Monday, and fell leaving “‘"{ ol Works, Putnam, Con. Inquire at ot Dt nie - | T6sts cptmes’ ne suswer. | Are e Gkpes, the fire' drill were quickly started. A|lgne side being helpless. Her condi- T o e few days ago in a practice drill the | t; show much a ANTED—Clg: e coupons bought FOR SALE 7o ven-room fiat, modera of Time by Time relentiess bullding .was emptied within two min- | momt. Cor 0 mprove-lor zmw Bt Hutley's Cigar Stand. nengs, 13 way: posess- r 7o Frankiin St SeptiS ;| - O JRuaget cavebstions ysamet utes. It would have been cleared in FOR uu.-—-sruoa sow with 11° prt almost the same time today, in the Cleses Up Business. vnn-rm—ruman as housekeeper; | {arTowed Oct. e gk i v. N Soruary,” and tw x storage or n.-u- *ho AR, no; ‘s ‘soul indigmamt doth Spinion of Mev. Nicholas I Murphy: | caivin Baminston whe has - beun| §95iks ORI SomPeient e erey vy T, Wit |, UROMORTE U 5 SRy disim Shurch, but for the falling of a child | onducting a blacksmith shop — on est tree “WANTED — Hand and autor Broadway. “Dolo v such a ereed, WANTED — Hand nnd lulom.ue - ell ki is free— believed to e a cripple in the front| Vest Town street has closed Up the |,.rey machine operator hour shi ’,,“““,,"",:‘;,,’,"""‘- T mowtheds Tooms, $1.50 up. n“l.!_ '1; present. past, and vestibule. Over her body child after | PUSIness a e )Sdwp atha, ery 2o labor, troubles. A%:lg'php::.flzyma e Ve ™ oetied | 10n Bt, 1) convemiencen” Fhoss 1 - % child, fearful of the flames and pressed Poe are; Com| BT 1T 5 satey on by tke crowd behind, -lumh\ped and Move From Unien ny, Bridgeport, Conn. oct7a vdon "“_‘:‘c-‘?'.‘"n"&'. n-anna TO RENT The best offices In “u end. B fell. “Soon the opening was choked and { Jr. and Mrs. William Tague and| ™ YOUNG MAN to look after our In- | Bat Tot Bosmm Ave R also S palpnid further escape was In this way stopped. | on moved this month from Union- |terests in Norwich: salary starting $18 - v e L can, X “in the Nowth ville to McClellan nue. weekly. no canvassing. Frontier Mf ALE_-One parlor stove. $15. at ilding. American 3 Door Became Jammed. Co., Nizgara Falls, N. Y. OctIEMW lhe \Vhlle Star Ciothing House, STORAG) Troyble at i Sehc-doon Whlcm Noter Here and There. STREPLE TOM of Boston, Mass,, does |2am St~ = o ‘"‘”' wg______ | came jammed for a time, also im C a rip are prevalent stecple work of all descriptions; point. | FOR SALE—Tw. n. one about FURNISHED ROOM Centrally lo- the movement of the children through ,owzlml‘,y"“ et ey mbout | ing, patnting: repiiding and rw-'irlnr iba, one About 100 108 A 1. St08dard. | cated Birs Movee: 18 Union 8¢ he Dulloing:. This esit wis ropees . espH n brisk stacks' pointed d | at Poquetanuck Dr--brlqn OS1384 -, | s e e ) however, and many children escaped | Midy Jessie Batting from Wiimantic | oriios 2| “FOoR SATE_Bight good milch cows. through it. is_visiting Mrs. Charles Tufts of Ot. |ing weath » B mostly Holstelns: one set double coach The classes of pupils, marshaied by | robando avenue, te.; setting up flag. | harnoss, rubber-tire Moyer runabous the Sistars in the rooms and halls, - king down old stacks and |£00d general pu horse. vmu.m. had filed through the corridors and| Mrs Rosenthal of Preston was a slate roof repairing and. clea: Talor. 8o, Gantefbury. Ct__oci2ia started down the stairs in orderly pro- The very desirable apartment on the v J ing out_ chimn b FOR SALE 140 pair roller Ikates. e\'cry hour now.- cesslon, notwithstanding curling | Sturtevant street. . o0 uobard of {roof gutters a specialty: ng and | ceap. Joe Perimgers 16 Baih first floor of the Huntington Flat, Ne. plumes of smoke, until the blockade s House, or care of Fenton Bros. oct16d | —2St214 occurred at the doors. Then, with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hill and fami- | " ieeem e T —_—_—___—_..'.__ 170 Broadway. S FO® SALE—Farm of ll acres, non i TED—. i 1 " AMOS A. BROWNING Cries from those below in their ears |y are moving this week from' Sturte- | gencrat housework. Appis ot 16 Broas | 3% e e i Tt et ronttorea e Mo e ear of the jines]rant street to Clinton avenue. oet23d interior newly Femovated throughou! scattered to the rooms on all ‘three 2 T 3,000 1 ach trees 2 and 3 years old, l men—n was too bad .bo-t Dr. floors of the building. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan _of |y uoien atiie Nerwion Town?” ‘ocash F rapes and cnerries: bara FOR REN Smithson’s death. He was only 35 Many Jumped to Safety, Bridgeport are visiting Mr. and Mrs ar . Spicer, Gro;‘;m, and Offices in new Jones—But in a way his work was Those on the lower: floor dropped | John Hubbard of Sturtevant street. WANTED—AR uporunce-l ®irl for 2! - 2 PR e TR 5 Buildi Frankiin Square. F finished. He had just completed his S Toor Bou e EROTTE 525" | e lange house on the Green | leion 8 T PRY Poctild e P L g T R of , super- 4 S5 T =l cre farm, Do buildings, but uf, :v..—,n... up-to-date. —Kansas City Star. vised by the Sisters, jumped into the | formerly k’s Tavern, is being shin- "'"' Jepoe on" Sisrpegiod: by guantities of wood and timber.| Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL. Agent,| Gladys—I am going to buy an au- 081a.of Do s bptandncs Sl | o e R e amar i W e p..mi.‘?i’n T.‘L‘.%’.i“. past summer. In: | Room 108 tomobile and T want you to §0 along - p? d help me select ome. of those who went to the windows o | ot | 8FE00 MONTH a4 railway mant| 403 ;7 OviSt Danielson Conn. TO RENT *"Coustn Jack—Nox for me, little =1 :?:‘xx“ppf;esxtow jwe" :nd x::de x::n?t in s.,i’m"uf.’.i&.i,g‘er‘. )';u "Cl.ufl: 15th; sample questions free; write im- | PIGS ro- SALE—George A. Kahn. QLOV HOXTAUG=Tén- 3 m._:P:::MM pick you out a hus- eacape from windows, below ®I* | Tuts has returned to. her home o |3 . " Franciin institute, Dept. | Telephone Letanon. ct3ia oc: G—Ten-room cot L X ‘octid tage 3 acres land. 1000 feet from| ~whats the matter™ Brave Boy Assisted Friend. i e e e o NTED _Antique furnitare and oid | No. 11, “‘f'r&%flffin‘."&&'":’ "o m‘&“fi:“&"s'h e e e e ey 10 Some of the braver and more re-| There will be October devotions this IS rioes pasd A ‘Bruckner, | River A Phone 1146-3. oct20d i et TN A 3336, |Dandie the baby. L sourceful shinned down waterspouts, | (Friday) evening at Sacred Heart |2 Franklin St. TRI R ey, FOR SALE_At & low price. pair of | Oghers $200 t0 54000, Send for Sooklet. | gon moiy tne Siaer oney Timcatas among them Morris Harris, a boy of 14 | church. The Holy Name soeiety will | WANTED—To buy °OwS and calves fextra good draft horses welght 3000 | “UERliNie WCOY. " esterly, R. b | adice b e R years, who assisted his friend, Tom |receive communion in a body Sunday |of all kinds; pay good price. E. Glau-|pounds. Herbert C. Keech, Danielson, e o advice and don’t lesrn.”—Philadelph: Stea, with only one leg, over a shaking | morning at the 8.30 o'clock mass. . Colchester, Cenn. Conn. Phone 143-2. oct14d — - | Bulletin. spout. Two girls who were dropped T Smart Ywn‘ Man—What do you PoO! to the ground sustained serious in-| Ajbert H. Guile of Providence, a! chmnce to. o FOR SALE ChiRk ol Juries, one, Marion Hayes, dying at a former resident of Norwidh who has Barron strain of White Leghorns. We Indignant Olfl Gentleman—Brown. hospital tonight. not been here for fifteen vears, last . WANTBD lave for hlnmm-:e T‘l ‘::0 p;ma-:.r:d sir! He is one of uut people that Sisters Did Everything Possible. | week visited his son and daughter-in- ol LR yy ey smack you on the back before your The sister-teachers controlldd the|law. Mr. and Mre, Henry Guile of {Farm Hands Milkers, Deffers, Specder |} Fe. Wil work In any spot B T Bl e situation until the mishap at the front | West Town street. Tenders and Strippers. or place. cheap, and a new one-horse your ~Tit- door which proved so fatal. Mother ——atl FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, |farm wagon: 6 ln'lf'nall?n:(l:ohovzr-. The Doctor—Madam, at deke Superior Marle Carmelita herseify Mr. and Mrs. Avery of Bozrah Broadway, Central Bullding. i g“my e . more exercise. 1 aavise walk ught out ible loi street were guests the first of the week GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager. - f,‘;,,‘,r fioors. " Bhe said dunns e fag|of their cousins. MT. and Mrs. Rich- : ; VER — 250 noteneads . business ize that she had made certain that all the|ard Carter of Sturtevant sireet: also Rl D ) 50 Sha children had left these floors before she | Visiting there was Mrs. Carter's aunt, FOR SALE el Tor res did. Nobody was found above the first | Mrs. Daniel Wheeler of Fort Point. prices for any printing you ar floor. Sister Aldegon, who assisted her T lD OF f. 'he Bulletin Company, Norwich, in clearing the second floor, di d TN B 'UY THE RESIDENCE Sonn. c t more than a. score of children into the LEGAL NOTICES B rescent. D e sl e rm: I AM BUYING ultry of all kinds. St e ey T b P. T. VANDERWAART [ &3% TINIC, 20057 i s, Other Sisters assisted in the same way, >, 2 = Samue!l Geliert, Coichester, Conn. v, while heads of classes remained with = situation on ashington R 8A Wood. stove I = Flre m their charges and, so far as possible, 5 O AL e T g arms ‘:o. asieop direcied to safety. trolley line. G46-1 Identifying Bodies. All persons_liable to pay taxes in|Dath. hgrdwood floors, gas and elec- the' Town of Norwich are hereby noti- | tricit: air heater and three fire- - Through the -undertaker's shop,|fled to return to the Assessors on or | place: fl is 60x200 feet in size, of- toc where, in a backroom, were laid out | before the first day of November, 1915, — it 1 ferirg facilities for garage and garden. New York dv bas 5,333,537 peopie. the bodies taken from the fire, filed |a written —or printed list. properiy | Owner leavinz Norwich is reason for on s LB hundreds of persons tonight, both the|Signed and sworn to, of ail taxabl - F A ling this very desirable property. r A new gasoline engine s one- morbidly curious and those who were | 2 Ry, sShan A Beer 28 Mz twentioth of a drop OF feel ot & Charge. On Thames Terrace a seven- R X looking for their dead. The bodies room cottage, with all modern charge penalty Wwere badly charred so that the work 10 per cemt. ditional. accordin (:HA w of . identification proceeded slowly. | to llwAp 5 AR s corr’ From teet] liarities, Bhnlu can be obtained at the As- thousht torighe: that e names’ op | sessors’ Office in City. Hall or wili be |63 Broadway Telephone 1334 Elizabeth Nolan, 16 years old and | ®®%f DY mall upen application. Mary McCarthy, § years, might be add- | rae® .‘.}';‘1’1“-"5.’ % P ra::lvad be‘lnn(n‘ ed to those of the identified ds but | Friday, Oct. 1915. daily, except S Tachiimeation was not postiive. "1 | Eitttce Bty 185, 1R > EXCHANCE No Lack of Fire Escapes. 1gated ‘st Norwich, /Conn., Sept. 26th. | for. gootl well located modern ® house in ch; e lot, nine THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Criticism by the citizens of the lack BOARD OF ASSESSORS. 3 ferrriigait - of fire escapes on the‘sc:oul huelldln‘ Norwich. Con=. sepced | rooms. nn.m “heat, set tubs, Real Estate a nsurance. equipment_large lot, fruit trees, shrubs, etc. Price right. In- quire of lectric lights, hardwood floors; owner - eased land were met by statements from state and | = rmT T el Phones 724 — 474.3. : lease with all fixtures o AT A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN | wants _country . home. Information st town officials. that every requirement |.¢ Lebanon, within and-for the District | from TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, €953 busines ror Tale at of law had been met. Deputy Chief|of Lebanon, on the 22d day of October, | Conn. George C. Neal of the state police said | A. D, 1915. 5. that the 1oss of life “apparently was| -Present — ALBERT G. KNEELAND, not due to any lack of fire precautions, | £3g.. Judg > but simply to the unfortunate place |, OB T O Tl FoR SAIE In which the fire started, almost un-|fhe estate of Teasnc G Avery. lors of ?v!r:lc;hehlf:gn?:du:h': g%ttl;ew:qslfle}r{x: Lnbnnon.r in said District, - deceased.| gy, vers, a_,,ubu rourlv 107 Me- FOR SALE Eoey fad P £aid ‘that the schooliouse could have 3 Kinlcy " AVe. “For. full particulars in- SEVEN ROOM een better protected against fire by MORAN, » fireproof doors and ceilings, but he | hould be sold. And further, showing| . ey COTTAGE HOUSE regarded the building as it stood as ;",;;D‘,’;f, gy o = Rl Koo g Frankiin complying with all Jaws. Dleces or parcels of land, with Electric lights, steam heat, set- Interior Entirely of Wood., buud-m thereon. situated in the Town tubs, lai lot, in fine location. Cholce of 400—prices from % of Lebanon, in said Probate District: s, large lot, to. $20,000. Send for catalogue. m-'g::" m'_l;l:;“\:uildh;g v;:u a three story brick | The Court finds the facts as set forth in| - Cottage Houses, Busi- PRICE $3,300 WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Guinea a new e, of eleven. rooms, nine of |sa'd gapplication. ness Blocks, Buuauf Real Estate Breker, to it the name Which were used as class rooms.| Ordered, That the whole real estate|sirable locations. L ithin, it was finish €| duscribed_in said “application be sol|you care lo sedl or rent as I have a Sracl e i the el “.-,:“"::'.’]nf,. by sald.Elijah. S. and. Allce L. | number of people loaking for real es- through it, so that tonight only the|AY, sither at P“Nh “cflon or pri- | tate investmen! outer walls were standing. irecis’ Said Eian & Abel R o e it R Killed ‘Son and Daughter. “:"’ R T kil : Lowell, Mass., Oct. 28 —Harry E. Z by post. nh\:,ztuudo:“ mwt%h who = July 19{ing a 1 T . shot _ans son’ Everett and | PoU Towh and" Bushnell Place guz daughter Mattie, was today 2a- |01 3 thi FE. © 7% ne Ales“fl‘ on udged insane in the superior fourt. | ™ e . 5 more and they nice He was committed to the state hospital % and all kinds of Masens Building | Only four left are at’ Bridgewater. fratenes T Materials for asle by ¢ e R e PRENTIOE Phone 300 .88 Cliff Strest ————————— il No. 41 West Broad St, Rooms 1 and | N. TARRANT & C9, 117 Main Street, Norwich | K| g i BUILDINC LOTS i g B TR M AT A Middletown.—The annual report of eitnin ana for tne Diniz| Peck, McWilliams & Co. the board of selectmen for ' the year |3l FOgich on the 28th day of October, X just closed shows that the town ex- s L T e iy ARAaes | RENOVALNOTICE | - FOR SALE over those of a year ago. The chief deceased. “ + sde poor, achools, ana hespitaie, O | g Bled & wtien k LEE CLEGG, The Jeweler,| gUI L : t B8 S e G, .| BUILDING LOTS 7 ?is i —_—_— * is now located at appears in magnificent support to sald e i e photo play. e strong and attractive > Shadow and the Shade, is the title of the unique and th: two-reel Se- | lig drama by 1