The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1918, Page 18

and Playe _By BIDE DUDLEY Y ROSENFELD'S ¢ r wae ot er Pr a The the fa played at the last night in would Moran, throug’ Tepresentative, fed Mr. Rosenfeld we feld declared he customary two weeks’ notice and told his players to on band Mon day niebt ey were at the stage door last night, but Mr. Rosenfeld apparently had been beated tn the argument, as the house was not ned. At one time in the contro- Mr. Rosenfeld referred to Mr. Mons os a hireling, and Mr. Moss we Se eres Sauce! JORS find out if he had been ited. The name of the Norw is to be changed. Mr, Moran ons. If you think 9 0 suitable name, mail it to Herman Moss, Vanderbi reatre, and if it is necepted you vwill receive an order ty » the next show that for two sw: piays in the little house A BIG FILM THEATRE. The Mitche) H. 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