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April
4th
Wednesday
Night
April
4th
pril
4t
ednesday
INight
April 4t
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BY THE
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Amateur Club of Christiarnisted
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8.15 o’clock
at
8.15 o’clock
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PART
L.
4
1........5e1ecti0n
by the
Native Brass
Band.
v
¢.
..
...Stage
Struck,
One
act.
‘
Thomas
J. Tipps, Tragedian;
Mr. Hopper,
A "armer;
Mrs. Hopper,
His Wife: Fan-
nie Hopper,
Their Daughter;
Sam
Johnson,
Servant:
Jokn Hygves,
A Neighbour.
This
is
an extract of Shakespeare
play of Hamlet, Thomas
J.
Tipps
on
his
way
‘o
the
city, stops
to
rest
at
the Hopper’s
home,
and began
to act like Hamlet,
ha
is
taken
for a lunatic.
:
3:-+0+...30ng,
PART Il
l
... Selection
by the
Native Brass
Band.
¢
2........ The Mysterious Coffin Trick.
'
Professcr
W. Phaire,
our local Houdini, has
a
store
of wonderful
amazement
for
you,
that will exceed
those
of past recollection.
3.........50ng.
4.......
Farce
in
one
act.
“
:
The Great Medié..! Dispensary.
CAST OF CHARACTERS,
Prolemsor
Beluhaln
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Proprietor of the
Dispensary.,
M AHDABEE.
- s
o
cvsiiviiiiinini
kiwho wants
1o gain flesh.
Mr. Deadwate..........A
Patient
who
wants
to get
rid of superflurus
flesh.
Pat
Me WOEIO
s
ovss .
civvniiaiic...
. Hond Sk
oF ik rrofessor’s
staff,
'
Hans
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A
Dutchman
_taking treatment
for injured feelings.
Spl_)tt(.r....
IRESendaens
arsrhr
ikt
sde
distie
v
i
v A DTni wiith
oout
This screaming
farce
is
sure
to cure
every
blues
MaNoodle
is going
to
take
y
your shioes.
So
follow the crowd
at
seven
thirty.
PFor
this
faree
anti
!
cure
the blues
party.
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DOOUR OPENS AT 7.30.
TICKETS FOR SALE Al' THE GATE.
PRICES:
.
Reserved Seats.
...
Clrer
B
el
. e
General
Entrance
.
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EMRRE
fEut
e
chan
e
i
ev JINE
Children
Half Price.
C. HENNEMANN,
Manager.
Notice
of
Aucti
otice
of
Auction.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
AXELINA MICHAEL, DECEASED.
HEREAS
the offer made
ata
previ-
ouvs auction
was
not confirmed,
now at
the request
of A. E. STAKEMANN,
administrator
of
the
above
entitled
es-
tate
and
pursuant
to
an
order
of
the
Distriet
Court
of
the
Virgin
Islands
dated
THE 16TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER
1922
the real estate
belonging
to the
de-
cedent’s
estate,
situate
in
the
Town
of
Christiansteqd,
Island
of
St.
Croix,
Virgin
Islands
of
the
United
States
knoww NO.
42 HILL STREET,
with all
appurtenances
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
a
public
auction,
to
be
held
at
the undersigned
Vendue Office in
Chris-
tiansvaerns
Fort
(Police
Office)
in
the
Town of Christiansted
on
the 4th day of April 1923
AT 3]OO’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.
Conditions
and
terms
of
the
sale
will
be made
known
at the
time of the sale.
"hristiansted’s
Vendue-Office,
St. Croix,
this 7th day of Mareh
1923.
Fee
Fr.
10
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Say
ten
Franes
£+
11. PAYNE.
Vendue Director.
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dal
2T is hereby
made
known
that
the
fol-
ll()wim_r property
in
Christiansted’sJu
risdiction,
on
which
levy
has
been
made for [axes
due
to the Colonial Trea-
sury of St. Croix, will be offered for sale,
each
at
a
single
Auction,
to
be
held in
the
Vendue
Director’s
Office
in
Chris-
tiansted
at
the
undermentioned
time:
viz:
WEDNESDAY
THE
4tH APRIL
A.
cC.
At 3 o’clock p.
m.
The
Property
No.
38
ADB.
Fisher
Str.
Christiansted,
According
to
the
Tax-list belonging
to
M. NATHANIEL.
Mortgage certificates,
documentsof
the
levy
proceedings,
and
the
conditions of
the
Auction
are
open
for inspection
at
the Office of the undersigned.
'
Sheriff’s
Office,
Christiansted,
28
~
Febrvary
1923.
F. COULZEER,
Sheriff.