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38 crime SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 6, 1921 PART III. MUSICAL Local-Points of Interest -Numbered- Among-Local 'Musical Activities 1 Music Art Drama Dancing BOWL CONCERTS TnilU SEASON WILJj BEGIN Voice TUESDAY EVENING The great community achieve JOHN CLAIRE MONTEITH -aWallabU lai Caata rt-l art; -Oratopa. ment cf Southern California. the Hollywood Bowl, again becomes prominent In the publio eye this week with the opening- of the summer symphony concert season LOUISE GUDE.

Soprano BEPBE3TTNa TH W1TIIEBSFOON STUDIOS 10 gortlni CaJifornU Mtul. Pho ,,.4 on Tuesday evening. At mil lima, before a crowd that Is expected to a crunch 20.000 DeoDle, Alirea JOHN SMALLMAN, Baritone Jiort, ror thirteen years conductor ot the AittropoUun Grand Opera Company of New York City, will lead hla orchestra of 100 artists "-intm ajr VUICB owaway. Tel. gjtsoU.

YTTIAX BRAIN, Secratavrr. through the pulsing tones ot Tsr.haikowsky, Wagner, Saint-Baens r. and Uiizt. The Hollywood Bowl Is the largest outdoor theater in the world and there is room for everyone who cares to attend. This is the third season and Bowl offl plain ainitrt an attendance the eason bordering on 800,000.

Last summer 224.000 oeople attenaea LESTER HUGO CASTLE BASSBAWXOint TEACHES tone rrodacMon. Art Stasias. Available for Concert, Chnreh. Oratorio, tttodln. 101 Bo.

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r'v 6 4 0t a HI i 4 ill- "f-v sis f.vi., l' ft i It (Um lhl reel Mir tz, Cfe 1 4 the concerts. The popularity of the Bowl concerts is attributed by Mrs. J. J. Carter, president of the Hollywood Bowl Association, to the low prices of admission which make It possible for everyone to THOMAS TAYLOR DRILL afford to attend a series or con certs.

Admissions at the gates cost fw lor ibicaeo Loa Angultt TEACHEB OF BCiCINQ Toloa DevIopmnt and Bopertolre. 705 So. CallfornU Hud Bids but 60 cents, while rates ot ift cents a ticket are given holders of CHABLES season books, which contain lorry transferable tickets and cost 110. Teacher of Voice Stadia, if S. Oraad Tlw.

Tel. 5i-ii BOWES There will be thirty-two evening concerts, to be held every Tues day, Thursday. Friday and Saturday night until August 80. Three Miss Myra Belle Vickers VOCAL TEACHER Res. Studio, 1812 Morgan Place, Hollywood.

Phone HEmpatead 7812 Taiem Avauamo ror am ocoatlons. EDITH RICE DURAND SOPRANO Anallafeh tar Oanaarta, Oluba, PrrvtU Mtulaala. TEACHER OF VOICE 433 (ta St, Santa Monlaa. Phan VAndlks 1221. Z.

EARL MEEKER DISTINGUISHED CONCERT ARTIST AND TEACHER. MaaagomantMMI. PRINOILL. Stvdl 714 Sa. Cal.

Muale Ca. Bids. UNIvty 3517. Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Schu Piano and Organ mann, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Tschalkowski and Wagner are on this program. The second concert Edith UUlaa Carolvn Cosmrt consists of excerpts from grand Pianist Clark opera, while the third is muslo of Handley Teaehrr of Voles and legend and romance.

Teacher 707 So. California Music Co. Bids. Bes. Studio 1 1100 Victoria Ave.

rhona 768-010. BuMard-IliiAMd llccltal A recital will be given by Edith Bullard, soprano, of Boeton. and BLANCHE ST. JOHN BAKER Puilla' -raaulta Inaluda Oald Wadal Is A.T.O.M. nutlnatiaa far all Canada (IMI) and Said Madal ud Qrud Challanta Cup tar advaaaad slana alaylnj.

B. C. Mualeal Faatlfai (IS23.) RESIOENCI STUDIOl 1112 VICTORIA AVE. EM lira 1 080. Paul Rusnell, tenor, of Riverside, at Chlckering Hall, Southern California MuhIo Building, Thursday evening, the 10th inst.

These two afternoon concerts, free to scnooi children, will also be held on alternate Wednesdays, beginning July 16. Thus this fine music, unsurpassed in the music history of hot Angeles, will reach the young people of the city. Schools have heartily Indorsed the concerts and music memory tests will be given, for which school credit will be awarded. Both the University of Southern California and the University of California at Los Angeles have announced that they will give credit to students who attend twenty concerts and do the required library reading. This reading is required in order that the itudents may appreciate what they hear and to help them Dr.

Herts will give appreciation lectures at the Vermont-avenue university every Monday noon. The orchestra which Herts will conduct is practically the entire I'hllharmonlc with the addition of several noted artists from other sections of the country. Hololwts for the first week are Fylvain Nouck, violinist; Misohel Piastro, violinist, and Andre Ma-dUHrre. flutist. Alice Gentle, the famous opera dramatic soprsno, will sing- two numbers on Thursday alght, July 17.

The program for the first week follows: TtaMday, Jul? N. i In minor, Oo. 8 Awlama talma. Anrtantlno In mrwio dl ranauaa. P-'-hrTM; PUrlta ai'lnala.

Una'1; Alltgro enn fuofn, aint'bacni Pralttda ta "La Delug" Violin Solo. gyMan Noarlt T.iart Mrheitraum TCa. ft Waanar Ovarture, "ltleiui" Tharwlar. lull' 10. lB2i.

tWt Mlattia! Pli.lro. Vtnllolit Vbr "Ott.rAn" 6riiuirt lit mlwor, "Untlnlatiad" Allajtro tnodmta. Atlanta con mo, artists are being presented by their teacher, Arthur J. Hubbard of May Mcdonald hope Concert PlanJste Fianlnte of tha Ioa Angreles Trio. T.imlted Bomber of pupils accented.

Ktudlo. 838 Slutlc-Art Studio Bids. Fhone VAndlke 1181 They will sing the Identical Dro- gram which they presented at Jordan Hall, Boston, In April, in LILY LINK-BRANNAN, Piano etadlost Los Anaeles, tit Walker Theater 7S0 S. Grand Are, 1785 Lyndon, South Pasadena. Tel.

ELlot ZS18. which they were lauded highly by the Boston critics, who declared that Miss Bullard poHsesses a voice of real merit, and a charm of per. sonality that will carry her far. Mr. Russell is declared to be one of the coming young tenors, for he has sincerity, a voice of beautiful Quality and clear diction, and a real sense of musical values.

Sylvan ocTCtf; Andre JfifiTftef Pusfro, Concerts Mr. Hubbard arrived In Los An. CaliforniaTheater Concert Orchestra Elinor Conducting 3 Concerts Every Day Featured with photoplay "THE REJECTED WOMAN." gel-s on Monday, where a splendid ihss or vocal students awairH him. He Is to be located at thn ECHOES OF MUSIC ACTIVITY HERE Southern California Music Building during his stay. SYMPHONIC SCORE FOR "BAGDAD" Mortimer Wilson Composes Netv Music Music and Art Schools ronowing the orouram an in.

formal reception will be held. i-ara relfa lt iwtM Hurmalndat BuiLclim Piuealian WHOM Stratus Marta Oatman School of the Theater 1610 Sooth Fijraeroa St. Affiliated with Phone ATlantlo 10.98 THOMAS WILKES' THEATERS Advanced claa In Play Production MISS miXAMX'E WILKES Tuesday and Friday evenings. Commercial Art Schools EDITH PALMER. Air.

uMweu Brahma flafanhaff Gaaanf Wayla J'jlimh I.lahra. U.ln Screen Artists' Production Association A Complete Training In Motion Pictures, Giving All Students under Mrs. Robblns's iiaton. The Los Angeles class gave a very creditable program recently at Chlckering Hall. Mrs.

Robblns Is now beginning her special summer course of two months. Marguerite Hauber and Ivy Goade, members of the faculty of the college of muslo of the University of Southern California, with Vera Morrow of the Progressive School of Muslo at Burbank, and Marguerite Auer, a teacher at the Ramona Convent and the Academy of the Holy Names at Pomona, left Friday for Seattle, where each will take a course of study with Calvin B. Cady at the Cornish School. Beulah Leltzell, a pupil of Miss Hauber, also accompanied the party. The composition, "Tempi Tas-satl," composed by Arthur Kay, conductor of Loews State Theater, for violin, "cello and piano, was played by Henry Svedrofsky, Ilya Bronson and May MacDonald Hope last Wednesday evening at a reception given by Mr.

and Mrs. J. Spencer-Kelly at their home, for Mr. Kay. The trio Is four movements, and is to have a publio hearing this, coming season by the Los Angeles Trio.

Miss Enola Mclntyre, ballet instructor of the Ambassador Hotel, presented thirty of her talented dancers in solo and ensemble numbers at the Gamut Club Tuesday evening. Pupils of Miss Mclntyre have danced at many notable events this year, and have appeared several times at the Ambassador and Biltmore "hotels. Miss Mclntyre Is an exponent of the Italian art. and specializes In the training of children. John Smallman, vocal teacher, has added four new leaves to his laurel wreath In the departure of three of his pupils for Italy and one for New York, where they will continue their studies.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gramllch (Mrs. Grathllch was until a month ago Miss Constance Wainwrlght) have just arrived In Genoa. Mary Alice Whipple will also leave for Italy In a few weeks, stopping en route to visit Paris.

Miss Erma De Mott leaves shortly for New Tork. These young artists have been filling numerous professional engagements In and around Los Angeles, Including a two-year engagement at Grauman's Egyptian Theater In Hollywood. Ann Thompson McDowell presented her piano pupils In recital at her residence studio last week. LaVerne C. Fleetwood, teacher of the Dunning system, gave a demonstration recital at the Hollywood Woman's Club last Thursday evening.

Rhythm tests, transposition, modulations and piano solos constituted the evening's program. The advisory board of newspaper men which makes the Pulitzer prize awards has Just adjudged Michael Pu pin's story of his life, "From Immigrant to Inventor," to be "the best biography teaching patriotic and unselfish services to the people, Illustrated by an eminent example." This Is a Scrlbner success. In spite of the death of Eleanor H. Porter, the glad girl Pollyanna continues to "glad" her way through new adventures. L.

C. Page Co. are bringing out "Pollyanna of the Orange Blossoms, by Harriet Lummis Smith, who has attempted to revive Mrs. Porters creation. The opportunity to see their actual progress from time to time on the acreen and entitling tbem to participate in the actual earning a of the picture in which they appear.

(Classes every afternoon and evening-. Private lessons by appointment.) THE ONLY SCHOOL OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD 'I 1 -5 i i I i i 4 4 (' 1 Maar; 3 a -y I yV Jh vwia. ty I Aak for Mr. Dailey, Screen Artists' Studio, 1329 Cordon St. Phone Hollywood 1918.

OF THE DRAMA OLIVER MOROSCO'S SSSSk The Marquis Ellis School has successfully launched three beautiful tenor voices into vaudeville this month Arthur Hill, entertainer, well known to radio fans; Von Gentry, a find of Sid and Andrew Ferris, a former choir singer of the Holy Cross Church of New Tork. On Thursday evening there occurred a very interesting event for Kuth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, famous dancers, when Ellis Rhoadps gave them their first singing lesson. "The dance Is the mother of all personal arts," Miss St Denis said recently, "and contrary to belief, musio grew out of the dance and not the dance out of music. Music was first used as accompaniment to the dance, and the voice carried the first melody." Both Miss St Denis and Mr.

Rhoades believe that singing should be taught to the young dancer and dancing to the young singer. The annual dinner and business meeting of the Ellis Club occurred on Wednesday at the Cafe Mary Louise. The evening's festivities were presided over by Judge Walter Bordwell, for many years the Ellis Club's president, and brief and Interesting remarks reminiscent of the history of the club were rffade by a number of the honorary and retired active members, vlz. Capt Perry Weldner, honorary" vice-president; Edmond S. Shank, retiring vice-president; Capt.

J. A. Osgood and Willis Parrls. Mrs. Norma Rockhold Bobbins Professional Training for Amatenrs.

Al students who enlisted four months ago have made their professional debut. The producer of "Bird of Paradise," "Peg o' My Heart," "So Long Letty," can do the same for you. Writ OSCAR KEGES, Manager for Mr. Morosco, Alamao Hotel, New Tork. EDITH PALMER Douglas Fairbanks and Mortimer Wilson afc- IIEN the genii of "The Thief Warner "Tfrlrn Putfltmari" Conrarto JMaitro JMrtay.

July 11. 1831. 'TlTril! MuM.I Prorate Oi-aritira, 'Tarnlta?" Cluck Dn' tha Blctarrl Spirit, from "Orphaua" fluta fcolo. Andra Atatiuarra, JJ'a'iwa Two UuniariaH fcanrai Blmiliy-Koriaknw nulla, echatieraaa'la" Ttia Ufa anil Slnhart'a Ship. Tha Hiory of Uia Kalatldr-Prlni-aM.

Tla Tounf Frlwa and tha Touna FMtlral at Btiad. Tlia Sa. Tha Ship Ooai I'laraa fl a Ka curiaouulail by lironta Warrior. Conclusion. Saturday.

Jul' It, 1921. (Nawipapar Rlfht.) I Mllll.lra lima Ballat Sulla i'raluda; 1 CtiaMarat. I Jmarroaiao and Valaa lanle. Pixrtrato. 1 Otnn da Baahua.

Warner pmama Kril.r-Ena Capites Vlannnia LuLalnl Aubatja vima lmirumanli and Harp. Bofrharlnl Mtuutt (Strlnaa.) "Olpar Biw Krndlff Piano Classes During the summer the Holly-wood Conservatory of Music and Am is offering a course in artistry and interpretation In piano playing by Francis Kendlg. well-known teacher and critic. The course has a Its aim the development of public performance, and successful students will be given a recital during the coming fall or winter season. Mr.

Kendlg, who has developed a number of ewel-lent planlsta and teschers, Is also offering a graded course for piano teachers, in which teaching mate-rial, method and musicianship Is treated. i KJngIcy Organ Jtccitala Dr. Bruce Gordon Klngsley, former concert organist of the Alexandra Palace in Iondon, and Well known locally, will return to South, em California audiences on tomorrow evening, when he will present the first of three symphonic concerts In, Bovard Auditorium. His first appearance in Los Angeles was in 1806 when he opened the organ In Phllharmonto Auditorium. For eeveral seasons Dr.

Klngsley presented Sunday after. concerts in Trinity Auditorium. The symphonic evenings which re scheduled for the 7th, 14th and 81st will be very diversified ach program being a particular yp. The first concert emphasises great composers. Competitions by COMMERCIAL ART SCHOOL Practical Intensive training for positions.

Studio at Marts Oatman School of the Theater, 1510 So. Ptgueroa St. ATlantlo 1988. of Bagdad" begin to play He has written Into the score the dissolving panoramas of falrylore, the illusory colors of magto lanterns, the Are of brilliant lights. on the silver sheet at CaJIe Qua it I'rafura Fourdraln Mln Bullard 0 Blnl riaraa Blua Ara Hr Kyaa Wlatar Watta Tli Fair Clroaulan Trhama Suaaat AJn Buatall Mr.

Pu.iell Ha. "Plauraa, Plaurcs ilea Taut" (Prom Le t-l'l) laattHiat Mlit Bullard irta. "Angata Caaw Bello" (Kmm Tl Pupa O'Albai Mr. hui.all 1 Haard 1 In tha Harm Itantuiik Would Clod I War a Tendar Appla Bloliom Irlib Atr (kmf ot lha I.a Pra Mla Bullard Pawn Blrda Farawall Hlldach lllai Bullard and Mr. Itutaall At Lincoln Park R.

LeMonte Parker and his American band will play the following program at Lincoln Park this afternoon at 2 o'clock: Owiura, "Zimpa" Harold Sulla (al 'Ta Turin" (Maruria RuaaaV flanna (bl "Saranada" Markowiltl (a) "riraii uf Uia Vulta Bnalmat" lltunlan S'ig.) Cma) tola, "Cmta! Baarti" (polka) Born Mr, John Uutfiaa "Himjarlan Fanlaila" Salaftlon from Uia opara, "Robart 1 Plabl" Majarhaar Walta aulta, Soprano Holrja (al "Anlia" Parkar (b) "Until" 8andaram Anna BunUni "TJorlhiifB JUupaodJ" Ht6 To Extend Stay Harold Hurlbut, New York teacher of singing, now holding his second master class in this city, will extend his stay until September, owing to the demand for lessons by singers and teachers who are joining his class. Mr. Hurlbut Is an exponent of the Jean de Resske method. Pilgrimage Play MumIo The music of the Pilgrimage Play was given a comprehensive review In the lecture given by Gertrude Ross, composer-pianist, last Monday afternoon at the Nature Music School. This is the first of a series of lectures which Mrs.

Ross is presenting this summer, and which will include eymphony talks and Musical analysis of the Hollywood Bowl Concerts. The subject matter of the first lecture was of double Interest, as Zoellner Conservatory of Music Fuller 6313 Hollywood Blvd. 1250 Windsor Blvd. Los Angeles. Phone 763-248.

Phone 559-147. the passionate love of gallant knights In fact all the fanciful Inventions of childhood he has woven Into the magic themes of Bagdad. With the exception of the lore music, which was broadcast over KHJ last evening by OTIS ART INSTITUTE A SCHOOL OF FTVE AND APPLIED ARTS MAINTALNED BY THE COCNTT OF LOS ANGELES Kose victoria Jonnson soprano. Grauman's Egyptian Theater Thrusday evening, it will be veritably to magic music. For Douglas Fairbanks engaged no less a maestro than Mortimer "Wilson to create the symphonic score so that the music one long com position will make a perfect setting to the diableries of the Arab-Ian Nights.

No potpourl of melodies for Mortimer Wilson! Ho is. reputed to have more college musio degrees than any other musician In the United States, and he knows well the art of composing music which will fit any mood, or describe In tone the spell and charm has Just completed a very active and Frederic Huttman. tenor, none Student may enter this all-year art school at any time. Day. evening and Saturday classes.

SIMMER SCHOOL, July, Sept. Moderate tuition charges. 2401 WILSH1KB BLVD. (at Westlake Park.) of the muslo has been heard pub season with large voice classes in llclly, and when one sees the pic-1 Riverside and Corona, besides con- ducting her class in Los Angeles. EG AN SCHOOL Drama Motion Picture Muslo Dancing.

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Send for List of Successful Graduates. Egan Theater 1824 S. Ftgueroa St. ATlantlo BOOL Monday night a pupils' recital was given In Corona at the Baptist Church at which two advanced pu ture he will not only experience the thrill of picture-play sym-phonlcally and perfectly accom panted, but will not hear the hackneyed themes which have pils sang the "Bjelum River Cy cle," by Finden. A quartet from been used so frequently with other the Tone weaver Club, and six of scented halls and starry skies, films solo pupils took part, On Tuesday COLLEGE OF MUSIC University of Southern California, all branches af applied and theoretical music Distinguished faculty.

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Ross Is the composer of the Brown's fox-trot, "The Hoodoo night a delightful program was given In Riverside at the Baptist Church. This class comprises exceptional talent Including a su music She played excerpts of the music, and Jessie McDonald Patterson, who has the leading soprano role, gave illustrations of Man," which closes the concert program. Mr. Elinor has arranged an Interesting musical score for the feature, "The Rejected Woman." OLLA PODRIDA perbly voiced young coiorea girl. The Marshall Stedman Studios Teaching Drama, Public Speaking, Elocution and Stage Deportment, Sulto $19-820 Majestte Theater S4S South Broadway.

Phone VAndlke 8749. Two weeks ago the Tone Weavers of Corona, assisted by the male choir members of different churches, gave Gaul's "Holy City," Danch ing Of Interest in Melody 's Realm Piano, Voice, Violin, Harmony and an Orchestral Instruments 06 MAJESTIC THEATER BLDG. Fbone Ticker 6869. DR. EUGENE E.

DAVIS, President. DAVIS MUSICAL COLLEGE Norma Gould School of the Dance The Charlotte Kirby Rittcr School of Expression tin Wanks" 'ormaJ Course ti4 for Catalos, 6910 Regent BU, Culver City. Phono 7BI-ZOB. trinilerararten and Primary Day School. Expression, Manic, Aesthetic Danrfatg and SraaHcsT MUSIO ODER THE DIRECTION OF MRS.

ESTHER DAVIDSON PELLICCIOTTL For further information address the Secretary. 450 North Weatern Dept C. HEmpstead 3530. California School of Artistic Whistling T. rlw ni.KnM nf Tts ITtnd In the Wartdl la the State of Texas, city and rural schools are to merge In all counties of 100,000 or more population.

Taxes for schools will then be distributed justly and the standardization of the schools la all counties insures as efficient a school In the country as in the city. If any county desires to abandon the system It may, after two years' trial, by a majority vote abolish It Introduced accident In 1879 Into the Bay of Southampton, at Hythe, an American plant, called the Spartlna Twnsendi, has spread rapidly along the English coast, flourishing vigorously in spite of the fact that It is under water part of the time. The plant is an excellent fodder for cattle and may possibly be used for paper pulp. It may be Introduced to the French Coast to bind the ehlflng sands. ERNEST some of the vocal parts.

Much of the music is founded on Hebrew and Gregorian chants. In the production of the Pilgrimage Play this year an endeavor is being made to present a synthesis of pictures, lighting and music The beautiful Christ theme has the predominant place In the play. For the hosanna the fourth Gregorian mode has been employed. A Hebrew song of happy mood forms the theme of the muslo for the wedding scene. Mrs.

Ross has written an Interesting original theme on the Persian scale for the Samaria scene, and' the muslo for the John the Baptist scene Is founded on a beautiful old Jewsih Chant A lovely large doloroso follows the Gethsemane scene. The lectures on the Hollywood Bowl concerts will also be given at the Nature Muslo School. California Muslo A fine musical program has been arranged by Carll Elinor, conductor of the California Theater Orchestra, for this week. Ihe opening selection is the overture from Adam's opera, "If I Were King." This opera was dramatized and played on the stage by E. H.

Sothern. Tht overture as presented by Eli 4iT.t! Studio Building, 131 S. Broadway, Los Anireles, CoX Phone 1311(1. ri unrtwi aAfila.tes. Agnes wooowauru, wuw-ii.

uu.b,,. jean Smaller. Florence Brown. Assistants. Waat 18th (Jiut off FUTMroaU MAln tiil Dancing TUDIO OF THE BALLET Crescel Moreau Melline Renaud 1 II 1 f--f 1: Ml 1 a VV i.

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Private lessens Too every day from morning till midnight. No Appointment Necessary at Wilson's Dallv. 417 W. 6th St. MAia 1931.

Jut irturnrd from trlamtihant mum ta London auid I'aHa MARION MORGAN FECIAL 6XMMFB, fOt Bf-E combined tcbntiius, uen a4 paintnnilmr, AmhaaaaMlnr BotoL Slradsn. 1-M 4 to For laformloai. liaumlni. CaU Breon cS: Darrow School of Ballet The University of Nanking is reported as doing effective work In the Introduction of importing farm implements Into China. Through the university's demonstrations, a number of American plows of a type well adapted for wtde use in China have been disposed of.

They are sold by the university at ABBOTT DANCING STUDIO JZl lu u.tlrf r. mtnntaai trnna Sth and HUL W9 Hollywood Blvd. ORinlte JOTS. Smatai ataaaw Cauraaa July 7. a.

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"Eostase," a reverie, by Louis Ganne, is a second selection, the motif symbolizing love, ecstasy and happiness. Those who condemn the present day as the "Jaii Age" may change their minds when they THE K.N EST E. 1 a cost price to farmers, who agree toAi Vic Fd303u Arnold Tamon Dance Studio Premier Dancer Asst. Ballet Master Graumaa Theaters, Veaiiham Xhaate Bligv. tZl ate.

Crsad SCHOOL of DANCING 100 S- Furaanw SU ATUntte slS. BEGINNERS' CLASS 0FrlirTH to inform the university as to the success or failure of the plow, Trade Commissioner C. C. Howard, Shanghai, reports. af A.N.A.H, ft.

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