THE TIMES:
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1920
THIRTEEN
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Story by Lewi's Allen Browne
Direction Wesley Raggles
Scenario by ft Cecil Smith
THE WEATHER.
"New Haven, April t Sbowears
late tonight and l-Yiday; slightly
warmer.
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MUSICAL COMEDY
"MABEL
BE CAREFUL"
14 PEOPLE 14
HARRY PUCK
His Original Idea
JOHNSON, BAKER and
JOHNSON
Comedy Jugglers
FEIBER & GRIFFIN
"Timely Tones"
PATHE NEWS
Other features
The Big Broadway Success
Played Keoently at the
Comedy Theatre, New York
A REAL GOOD GOLDWYN
FEATURE.
A Cliarminff Story
of Southern Love
VAUDEVILLE
ED & LOTTIE FORD
In an Elaborate Specialty
DANCE REVUE OF 1920
McDennott & Heagney
ORIGINAL SONG SATINGS
HEARST NEWS TOPICS
OTHERS
Sunday
"ECHO OF YOUTH"
LIBRARIES FOR
GERMANY
London, April X-f Professor Skill
ings of Middlebury College, Middle-
bury, Vermont, will leave this city for-j
Berlin on Friday for the purpose of
establishing: one or more libraries of
English and American books on phi
losophy, science, literature and other
branches of study. Books contained
in these libraries will be such as axe
indispensable to university teachers,
but cannot be obtained in Germany at
present.
This work, which will be conduct
ed by the English and American So
ciety of Friends, will be in connec
tion with relief activities in Central
Europe. Arrangements have been
made eo that American and British
representatives and committees from
faculties of German colleges will su
perintend the work of the libraries,
which will loan books to different
universities desirous of keeping in
touch with England and American
thought.
