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According to Mr. Eaton, M. Trotsky has fallen in love with brown-haired, lovely Anna Naumouv, 19-year-old daughter of a Moscow storekeeper. Léon became so infatuated wth Anna that he tried recently to turn Russia over, lock, stock and barrel, to Grand Duke Nicholas, uncle of the late Tsar. All M. Trotsky wanted in exchange was passports viséd for every country in Europe, so that he and his adored could flit hither and thither outside of Russia...
...cast follows: Luceen Moreull J. R. Robinson '25 Brunois Ernest Perrin Pironeau Richard Waldron 1L, Francois F. P. Dunne Jr. '25 Muscadet Earnest Iselin '26 Ludovic Brunois R. D. Merian '27 Du Taillis William Graves 2L. Madame Bruinois Anna Hubbard Germaine Moreuil Rebecca Williams Dolores Joan Barton Sunzanne Mary Otis Ambroisine Edith Parker Julie Charlotte Mosely Devise Harriet Boyden
...Died. Anna L. Dayton, 87, whose father, William T. Dayton, served as Ambassador to France under President Lincoln; in Trenton, of injuries from a fall...
...first time "Jalouse" has been produced in Boston. The cast is as follows: Lucien Moreuil J. R. Robinson '25 Brunois Ernest Perrin Pironeau Richard Waldron 11 Francois F. P. Dunne Jr. '25 Muscadet Ernest Iselin '26 Ludovic Brunois R. D. Merian '27 Du Taillis William Graves 21 Madame Brunois Anna Hubbard Germaine Moreuil Rebecca Williams Dolores Joan Barton Susanne Mary Otis Ambroisine Edith Parker Julie Charlotte Mosely Denise Harriet Boydon
...stages of the city will also be closed in future to many of the best productions of the older dramatists, and to almost all the works of more recent playwrights. Eugene O'Neill, for example, by the profanity regulation, will be completely barred. Such plays as "Rain" and "Anna Christie", not to mention "Liliom", all recognized as works of unusual merit, could not be produced within the city limits...