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Saturday, May 9, 1951 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 22 ABE MARTIN AMUSEMENTS SHOWOFF IO-Mlnat Drift Dal af riamlield an U.I. 40 Come Out-Bring the Family For Good Entertainment Til TICK ItKRENT RtXEAIKS tfaa Cnlur Carloena 3-D Horror Film Is Terror-bly Terrific I.U. Alumni Will See Movies of NCAA Final Movies of Indiana University's victory over Kansas for the national collegiate basketball championship will he shown and narrated at an alumni banquet in the Marott Hotel May 13. The occasion, the annual Founders Day celebration, will honor five retiring faculty members and feature a talk by Earl Techmeyer, Indianapolis realtor. Banquet, reservations can be made with Mrs.

John Houghton, North Park, or Bob Dro, 3527 North Rural. pcsiiunp A (il.WAKOS and shudders, hut with depth it becomes spine-tingling. Plenty of cries from the audience are heard. The viewer Is acutely aware of the added dimension throughout the movie, but it becomes especially startling, during action shots, many of these ob vlously have been inserted in the script to show off the film process' effect. Realistic are scenes of a raging fire in a wax museum, a can-can dance, the juggling of a ball and paddle and fist fights.

The screen story is a second-rate yarn about a mad sculptor who creates wax figures. Episodes are welded together in a comic book fashion. By (iKORfil The second three-dimensional film to le shown in Indianapolis Warner Brothers production, "House of Wax" has opened at the Indiana. Filmrd in Warner color, the movie requires the viewer to wear polaroid glasses to see the extra dimension. Viewers are pleasantly startled with the photographic technique, which, unlike the other 3-D movie seen here a couple of months ago, creates a clear and polished reproduction, Realism, of course, is the touch that the 3-D process brings to the screen.

Everything in the foreground of the screen stands out to the point i where the viewer feels he can I reach out and touch it. Actors seem to be standing around you. The viewer feels he is actually taking a part in the movie. Warners, which is The first major studio in Hollywood to release a 3-D, chose wisely as to type a horror story. The movie, filmed as ordinary, would have caused plenty of shrieks NOW SHOWING ilajivard Oiarltonllestpn President's as mnv LHUI Efroymson Elected Dr.

Clarence Efroymson, Car-mel, has been elected to the executive board of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the chairman of the board announced yesterday. The 100-memtier Ixiard forms policies for the union, which represents 465 synagogues in the Western Hemisphere. 2ND WEEK RITA HAYWORTH STEWART GRANGER SALOME, CHARLES LAUGHTON Uttimcr ujiascHiiiii PETE SMITH'S "I LOVE CHILDREN BUT" TOM JERRY color cartoon "JERRY end JUMBO" uniiru-jm-iii ill mm 1 PLUS I Mark Steven I THE BIG FRAME rVj 1 NOW! re; 1 0:45 50c i 3-D Room Now Gauges Your Worth Pv DOROTHY KII.GAM.KV NEW YORK Newest way to swank your friends in Holly, wood: Put a bigger and more lavishly decorated 3-D projection room in your house. That's the new barometer of social worth Janet Blair, tired of washing that man out of her hair, will quit her company of "South raeific" in June Jimmy Porsey'i current darling is a Southern belle named Libby. How nervoim run ynil g-t? On a recent "talent" iihow the producers rent rained a Jnz rxrformrr from talking Jive lnn- giiiiue, IfKt he In advertently line the expression "cool" and plqjr a rival cigarette Julie Oshlrn, of ii a and Dolls." Is the guy who wait for Joy Skylar Kilgallrn to finish her dancing chores at the Riviera every night.

(Joy must like comedian. She used to go with I'hil Silvers.) Jack and Cynthia lmmon, that good-looking TV couple pictured on. several pages of the current Cosmopolitan enjoying a "second honeymoon," have been experimenting with a trial separation for the last two weeks Leonard Rernstein couldn't get a seat for the sellout opera "Regina," but that didn't stop him. He had them put an extra chair in among the violins In the orchestra pit, and he viewed the performance from there." Some of the photographer covering the White House are pulling their hair because Ike doesn't allow them enough time to take "decent shots." For Instance, he give newsreels only 30 seconds, and the hoys vow they need at least 2 minutes of footage. (Rut fellas, he has to run the country, tool) The FRI picked up a female warbler last week just as she was exiting from the stage of an uptown theater.

They waited for her in the wings, then snapped the silver bracelets on her graceful wrists. (Narcotics rap.) Crisis on Broadway: Lindy's was out of pickles for two days in a row! Millionaire Socia ite John Ryan, who recently rifted with Eartha Kitt after an epic romance, is wooing Eleanor Boleyn, an actress Ernest Hemingway's brother Leicester has a book coming out in the fall. Henry Holt is publishing. Van Johnson's success at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegaa has the. management offering him a return deal for Christmas time at $20,000 a week Rela-1 1 between Americans and 1 1 1 shers undoubtedly will be much cosier after June 2.

London-ers who are Johnson renting their apartments for fabulous amounts to coronation tourists are. reserving the right to sleep on the living room sofa If they can't find any other place to stay! British Designer Digby Morton, whose needlepoint waistcoats became a rage in Europe after Queen Elizabeth wore one, will return to the United States in June but the fashionable women among whom he moves on this side of the Atlantic may not recognize him. Digby shaved off the beard that had them goggle-eyed when he came here last fall Sharman Douglas is dating Manuel Rojas, the tall. dark and handsome South American once linked with Rita Hay wort hi In Indianapolis TODAY Ml'RAT-Jftrt concfrt wllh Louj Armntronr. One Krupo.

Teddy Wilwm and Jo Bushkln at 7 30 and 10 30 p.m. TlclceU J2 50 to $4.75. CIRCI.E-,,The Prmldent'i Lady," wllh Susan Hayward and Charlton Heilnn. at 13:40. 3:50.

7 and 10: OS p.m. Saturday and 1, 3:55. 6:50 and 0 50 p.m. Sunday. "The Bl Frame" at 11:30 2:40.

5 45 and 8 55 pm. Saturday and 3.45. 5:40 and 8:35 pm, Sunday. our Poster," with Rex Harrison and Mill Palmer, at S. 8 05 and 10:05 pa.

Saturday and 1:55, 3:55, 0. 8 10 p.m. Sunday. of Wax," three-dlmen-llonal, with Vlner-nt Price and Frank: Lovejoy. at 11:25 1:35.

3:40. 5:50, and 10:10 m. Saturday and 1:10, 3:30. 5:35. 7:35 and 9:45 m.

Sunday. KU I with Sllvana Manxano and Vlttorlo Ceaaman. at I 05. 3:15, 5.25, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. Saturday and 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:35 p.m.

Sunday. LOK.WS-'Satome." with Rita Hayworth and Stewart Granger, at 10:55 a.m., 1, 3:25, 5:30, 7:45 and 9:55 pm. Saturday and 1 20. 3:30, 5:35, 7:45 and 9:50 p.m. Sunday.

LYRIC "Fort Apache," with John Wayne and Shirley Temple, at 12:31, 4:15 and 7:57 p.m. Saturday and 12, 3:51 and 7:43 p.m. Sunday. "Blood on the Moon" at 11 a 2:43, :2 and 10:09 p.m. Saturday and 2:20, 6:11 and 10 m.

Sunday. CONVENTIONS Catholic dlocenan convention at Athenaeum; Indiana Knirlneerlm Council at Marott: International Union of Cosple Missions at Antlers. TOMORROW JOHN HERBON ART Ml KEI M-french film classic, "Crime, and Punishment," it 4 pm. CONVENTIONS-internatlonal Union of Cos- pel Missions at Antlers. U.Ja Four Grand Pianos a Grand Time By WALTER WHITWORTH It was probably something In the nature of an experiment, this Piano Ensemble Concert flayed, last niRht, in the War Memorial Auditorium by nearly 20 members of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers' Association.

There were four grand pianos on the stage. The teachers played special transcriptions of Pach, Brahms, Williams, Grana-dos and Liszt in groups of three and four, and, for finale, in a jjroup of eight. It turned out better than you might think, considering that Rehearsal time was comparatively short: The program was it sort of last-minute decision to take part in the national music week celebration. The women there was only one man worked under the coaching of Patricia Benkman and Ozan Marsh, who made most of the transcriptions, we understand, and they spent their time to pretty good purpose. It must be admitted that the Brahms E-flat Minor Intermezzo from Opus 118 doesn't lend itself well to transcription, but it must also be admitted that the Brahms-Paganini Variations and Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody the first played by four, the second by eight, pianists were a bit extraordinary, for they really "zipped" along.

The program lasted an hour only, but the hour seemed justified in a way, and we wondered why the idea couldn't be continued. There ought to be room this kind of lively entertainment at more than one meeting In town. Downstate Unit Meets Special la Tht Newt ENGLISH, Ind. The spring meeting of the Southern Indiana Association of Women will be held Thursday at Camp Koch at Troy. rr9 ra rt r4 c4 STEGEMEIER, INCj Monday Special "HUNGARIAN OCc? (GOULASH 70 I TONITE BARNEY RAPP'S New Englandert Dancing Sots.

Oni OPEN DAILY 5 P.M. SAT. and SUN. at 12 NOON MFRRX-GO-ROl'ND AIRPLANE PIKE ENGINE POMES BOATS Alio SIDES DOIRLE-HFADER TRAIN ROLLER COASTER Re-Opened Under New Management TURF BAR, INC. Entertainment Nightly featuring THE VARIETIES TRIO W.

16th at Rd. 52 IM. 1834 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST. jg 1 BURLESQUE II COMEDIAN 1 RED DULIN with BEAUTIFUL ALL FEATURE GIRLS feU JOAN, LORAINE. BABE, LEMA.

3 DIXIE. MAXIM. Sp ecial Midnite 0hT. Come Early and Stay Over fi is For Midnight Show at NO EXTRA COST jiiiiJiiliiiaiiiliiliiiiiuillhiililiiiliiiUiliiiu nolo c4 A SUNDAY 2:30 I read where one wuz de-sorted, but I hain't never heard of a bathin' beauty git-tin' drowned. 1,000 Blood Donors Wanted The Red Cross is making special arrangements for blood donors during Armed Forces Week, which starts Monday.

Facilities are available in Marion County to take donations from at least 1,000 donors. On Tuesday a temporary center will be set up at E. C. Atkins Co. A temporary center will be established at Indiana Central College Thursday.

Two units will operate on Friday, one at the headquarter of the American legion. 700 N. Pennsylvania, from a.m. to 3:45 pm. and the second at the State Fairgrounds from 2 to 8 p.m.

Units from the Indianapolis center will also visit Terre Haute on Monday; Marion, and Grant County Monday through Wednesday, and New Castle on Thursday. -V AL-KEY CAFE 4360 KEYSTONE AVE. Spacializlng in Good Food Choice Mixed Drinks Paekaga Liquors-Cold Carry-Out Bear at warm beer prices ENTERTAINMENT Every Fri. and Sat. Nites Returning Engagement by Popular Demand THE NEW YORKERS Bill, Glenn, John Plenty of Parking $pcc Mother'! Day a very important holiday for a V.I.

P. Treat her to dinner at the Hotel Harrison. She'll say: "MY, OH MY!" when she steps into our beautiful new Dining Room, and when she tastes our most delicious dinner, planned especially for Mother's Day! served continuously, p.m. CONVENIENT PARKING 1 1 If yV HMMBWM ffll Mil HIBIII II Ilj At Roof Banev RaPP 2225L -ft M3 "A Jt? fft Open jf II 12:30 j'i'i vvf 1 i in.i.(ifrii.dXB Sensational S-J Wl Feature in 1 (JSM r-iTtv WtfC IIjZ Natural ViionAp ftffi Oprn H'On Shnw lrt Puk i.Arr snow MrranAT Chlldrrn Haiti II AlwM rpce rifnun llrtMbll TV InLr Tbl Tnnii ktaylflrbr4 MiMlMiMlrril onwlil IB MHwMtl Time 1onlhl ItMrl TAVI.OK Flnr rtRKKB "ABOVE AND BEYOND" "STOP, YOU'RE KILLING ME" In Color Midliile Show Tonilf Slf lll IIKAN Vlrrlnl. "HIGHWAY 301" PLUS TWO COLOR CARTOONS SUN.

TH. STOOOI" "HI KRII ANK HMIIH" EVERY NIGHT CHICKEN IN-THE-BASKET With French Fries, Salad and Rolls Also oil kinds of Sandwiches, Salads, Cold Drinks, let Cream. ON OUR SCREEN "THE STOOGE" "LADY SAID NO" STAR-NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fast Results 50c 20c MOST AWESOME SPECTACLE! i 1 none wi ma sloth, tiairr poisonou LIZAMOV VENOM vutTVKat IRVING is I MATINEE TODAY, 1 P.M. RICHARD WIDMARK DON TAYLOR "DESTINATION GOBI" COLOR BY "TECHNICOLOR DAN DAILEY IITAYI" CONSTANCE. SMITH I MAI II "SJIALL TOWN GIRL" FORTyENGEANCE" ORIENTAL 1105 8- meridian-niLniHb MATINEE TODAY 1:45 Rurt LANCASTER Shirley BOOTH "COME BACK LITTLE SHEBA" BOWERY BOYS "JALOPY" nEx 31st and NORTHWESTERN Open 1:15 Show Start 1:30 Kee HI James STEWART "UAIfCIl CDIID" Janet LEIGH IIHIILV JI Ufl S'ynn" JOLIDAY FOR SINNERS" niTz S4th AT N.

ILLINOIS OPEN FREE PARK INfl II Arademr Award Winner Shirley Booth IVOLI S155 E. 10th AT. 5500 SPECIAL MATINEE. 12:45 to 4:30 Reopen 25e 'Til 8 P.M. ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR "DESTINATION GOBI" "FORT VENGEANCE" ADDED TO LATE SHOW TONITE SOUL Or A MONSTER "SMALL TOWN OIRL" "JACK MeCALL DESPERADO" SUN PEEDWAY MLN, Cornel WILDE Constance SMITH 'Treasure ol Golden Condor" Color Donald O'CONNOR Dehhle REYNOLDS "1 LOVE MELVIN" ST-5 CLAIR St.

Clair at Alabama MATINEE TODAY 1:45 ACADEMY AWARD SHOW Gary 'llir-ll UrtnU" At 3:4 cooper nuun Humphrey BOGA RT Katharine HEPBI RN "AFRICAN QUEEN 1 -Color At 3:35 CTRANO 1.132 E. WASH. ST. MATINEE TODAY 1:45 ALL ACADEMY AWARD SHOW Gary "HIGH NOON" COOPER Humphrey ROGART Kathari "icpirnu miFFU" ne HEPBI RN Tecjinl-eolvr Ml IHVfAM VUtt-lt TUXEDO 4020 NEW YORK IR. A2I1 I AI.L-TFCHNICOLOR SHOW Virrinla MAYO Gene NELSON "SHE'S BACK ON BROADWAY Audi MCRPHT Susan CABOT UPTOWN "VrfNVf Rlrhard WIDMARK Don TAYLOR "Destination Gobi' Dan DAILEY "TlVI" At 2:55 ron.lance SMITH I MAI Cllkl "SMALL TOWN GIRL" jUN.

"JACK McCALL DESPERADO" OGUE Collece at 83d Open 5:15 Never a Parkins Worry Here! Jamef STEWART Janet LEIGH "THE NAKED Ton CI RTIS Mona FRFEMAff "FLESH AND FURY" Treaara Golden Conder STAR" $00 ii SDN CHILDREN UNDER 12 i UWAYS FREE 1 1 7 Tlbbo 10 Mlnuori from Downtown BmoIKoI Rflrt.hnifni Hloi. and UmI Khuw at Uuoli mo FtAltJRIS TONITK Undo HAR1KM. Koborl Nr'WTOM "BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE" cSL. "COLORADO SUNDOWN" "uitricuiur: pnnv" KARi.orr iMnumnvi wvii Plus Color Cartoons nil! "THK STOOOS" jUN. "JACK McCAlX, UthPoRAm)" and Rruwntburl.

(,, Hwj 134 or rwfornlll R4, Xlorll ot I'uik ALL-TK IIMI'OLOR rKOORAM tlnd D4KNf II. Tib III Mt "ISLAND OF DESIRE" Robert RVAN Ml rOWFRft "CITY BENEATH THE SEA" "WAGON TEAM" Fluf Color Ortuona iMth Dual Una Hwy. U.S. St Boa Offlra Open tj: 00 (Show at Daat Boi Off let Opeal Till 11:30 Tonll iamea CRAIO-Klla MORENO "FORT VENGEANCE" John HODIAK Linda MK1STIAX "BATTLE ZONE" 8m Tnr LKafriU CBrtoon Character "SUPERMAN vs. MOLEMAN" utVJ HIDE and SHRIEK" ADDED COLOR lAKlOON "HIOH NOON" 'AERICAN IEEN" SUN.

YOUR FAMILY DRIVE-IN 9600 8. Meridian State Rd. 131 Box Offlca Opens 6:00 show at Dask BIO FEATl'RES TONITE Richard Paula RAYMOND "BANDITS OF CORSICA" Slim ANDREWS C. MOORE "Buffalo Bill Tomahawk Territory Tom CONHAV Hillary BROOK! "CONFIDENCE GIRL" Plus 2 Color Cartoon COME EARLY UNJOlf Chicken in the Basket, $1.00 CIIIJ "THK RTOOOF" JUPJ. LADlf 8AVg HO" Road 97 Opposit Fort HaniMia Opea 7 D.8.T.

Show at Dank All-Time Thrill Show In Color "THE UNKNOWN WORLD" "TWO LOST WORLDS" "THE MISSING HEAD" 5 COLOR CARTOONS SUN. "THE STOOGE" "JACK MetALL. DESPERADO 5 Color Cartoona Open 7:00, Show at Dusk, Rain ar Clea The Better Outdoor Theater Drira 7000 E. an 3Sth. E.

10th ar R. Wash, ta 2500 N. Shadeland Rd. lOOli 5 COLOR CARTOONS sV, Qngarj PECK In Frnwt HMninrwty'f Grrmt Afrlcin Adventure Htory "GREAT WHITE HUNTER" Randolph SCOTT Chaa. I.ACGHTON "CAPTAIN KIDD" ADDED TO LATE SHOW TONITE "UNDER AGE" WIZ CIIU Our Mother'! Day Gift JUIl.

Fresh Orchids Ta The Ladle "Small Town Girl" "Westward tha Women" World's Largest Drive-In Theater Inside Indpls. 5 Min. From Home 3000 Southeastern Southeastern Ave. and Rural Keystona Ave. and Pleasant Run Blvd.

Show Starts at Dusk Now Four Big Features On Two Big Screens EAST SCREEN ALL-COLOR PROGRAM Richard WIDMARK Don TAYLOR "DESTINATION GOBI" James CRAIG Rita MORENO "FORT VENGEANCE" ADDED T9 LATE SHOW TONTTC Willis Nancy Barry HOLDEN OLSON FITZGERALD "UNION STATION- SUN. "THE STOOGE" "BLAZING FOREST" -WEST SCREEN- Jnaeph Shelley Scott COTTEN WINTERS BRADT "UNTAMED FRONTIER" Gerald MOHR Rita MORENO "THE RING" Brian Dennis Waller DONI.EVT O'KEEFE BRENNAlf "HANGMAN ALSO DIE" SUN. "SMALL TOWN OIRL" "TAXI" "INDIANA'S FINEST" 960 N. Hlrh School Road Show Starts at Dusk TONIOHT ONLY 1 BIO FEATURES TONITE-- I Oeerf. MONTGOMFhY Helena CARTOI 1 "THE "ATHFINDtr CV7.

lei BARKER Dorothy HEART "TARZAN'S DESERT FURY Johu HODIAK Linda CHRISTIAN "BAmE ZONE" Plus Color Cartoons SUN. "JACK McCALL. DESPERADO" "THE STOOGE" 7301 W. 1 Mile W. af Ben Davaj how at Dask BIO FEATL'RES TONITI Shirley YAMAGVCHl Don TAYLOR "JAPANESE WAR BRIDE" BJII ELLIOTT In "THE MAVERICK John PAYNE Maureen O'HARA "TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI" Color hf Teehnlcolnr Plus 2 Color Cartoons SUN.

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WED. SAT. at 2:20 Janet Blair-Webb Tilton IN SOUTH PACIFIC Stats at Muraf and Ross and Bab-cock Travel Bureau, Claypool Hotel LOVEJOY PHUUS KtftK CONCERT EVERI IQUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS ALL STARS with Joe BUSHKIN COZY COlflAINiT II0AI0 IIUMMY YOUNO'ARVIl SHAW VIIMA MIDDLIT0N i 'f ay- imji a riir; YORK I ADIXTS i tLWT 17' nlT 7 I c. i WARNERCOLOR VtNCfNT PttCf FRANK NOW! DOOR If), nri-'N I Wi a MURAT, TONITE 2 Perfs. P.M.

1953 JAZZ CONCERT I MONSTER IN THE SCREEN'S i. Kith and Arlinrton Complrtf Off-Slwt Parkinr TODAY DOORS OPFN 12:43 Rlrhard W'lllMAUK lion TAYLOR 'rtccTiiJiTinu cnoi" ir fUJIinHHUn UUOl Teohnlcolor Dan DAII.FV "TAXI" Conatanca SMITH TODAY KIDDIK MATINKE AD1III) COI.OU CARTOONS "RMAIX TOWN GIRL" "JACK McCAI.L DKSPKRADO" SUN. I lfllf W. MORRIS CONTINI OCS FROM 1 P.M. Ronalil RFACAN Rhonda FLEMING "TDADir 7rtUC" In inuriv.

turn. cir Roaallnil Rl SSKI.IPaul DOI AS WAVE AT A WAC" CUM Frncram "lllackhrard" JUn. lhf Pirate." "The Pathfindrr" ELMONT W. WASHINGTON AT BKLMONT AI.I.-COI.OR PROIiRAM D. O'CONNOR Drhbii- Rt.YNOI.DS "I LOVE MEI.VIN" Crala.

"FORT VENGEANCE" MA TINr.E ONLY ARLINGTON Cartoon Circus GREATEST JAZZ OINI KRUPA uadin thi BENNY GOODMAN with Teddy WILSON XIOY ItMAN'OIOKOII aui CHAdll SHAVUS-VHNON IIOWH CUNT NIAOLY'ISRAII CIOSIY WIUIiMITN a MUN cior SEATS AT ROSS BABCOCK TRAVEL BUREAU, CLAY-POOL HOTEL. PL. 5417. Prices: $4.75. $8.75.

$3, $2.50. Inc. tax. starts today 2 niRING FILMS THATStAR WITH RtAllSU iwmZ am 1 IUFMA I I5TH and DELAWARE inCITIH Today From 1:30 Vlralnia MAYO Gene NELSON "She's Bark on Broadway" Color Janet I.EIGH Van JOHNSON "CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE" SUN. "BATTLE ZONE" SANFRANlTSCO STORY" AORONET TAI.BOT 224 SHOW AT "HELLGATE" Rod CAMERON "TUT II IUT I ROMERO I (It JUNuLC ZARINQ GYPTIAN 28th a Central OPEN 8:15 Richard WIDMARK Don TAYLOR In Color "DESTINATION GOBI" Dan Dalley in l.aff Riot.

"TAXI" EMCDtnM 410 T. 10lh IR. 4488 mcnoun open tonite 6:45 ENTIRE SHOW TECHNICOLOR Virtinia MAYO lene NELSON "SHE'S BACK ON BROADWAY" John Derek. "PRINCE OF PIRATES" OUNTAIN SQ. MATINEE TODAY 12:45 TILL font.

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OSWrt JJamea STEWART Janet LEIGH "THK NAKED SPI In Color Geone RE EVES Phyllis COATES "81 PERMAN AND THE MOLE MAN" AMILTON 211B E. 1QH III St. AT. 3212 ALL-TECHNICOLOR SHOW Virrinla MAYO Gene NELSON "SHE'S BACK ON BROADWAY Ronald Reaian. "TROPIC IONK" CIHI "KINO SOLOMON'S MINES" jUN.

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