>AV, TUNE 17. 1943

Theatre Opens Season Next Tuesday Tuesday, June 22, is the date sad S:» the Curtain time tor the opening at the Cap* Theatre of the 1948 professional summer theatre season Although only a dosen or so theatres are opening this difficult summer compared with 86 two years ago, the Cape Theatre is-going to carry on the t»^iHti«m of continuity startad 19 years ago, and this summer playhouse is now one of the oldest along the Atlantic Coast. T. C. Upham, the director, for his fifth season is beginning with the eery best plsy available, “Claudia," and with a cast that could hardly be surpassed, since be has engaged two principals who have been playing this comedy for an entire theatrical year throughout the United States and is bringing .! ‘ their run which ended two weeks ago in Newark. These well known actors are Mabel Taliaferro, who will play Mr*. Brown, the mother, and Elaine Ellis, who will be Claudia. Mi— Taliaferro is the nationally famous star who caught the attention of theatregoers everywhere in her attractive starring part in "Polly of the Circus.” . And Mias Ellis is already recognised at one of the best of the ingenues in America. Added to these two is Philip Earle, who has beer, prevailed upon to play this opening week in the splendid part of David, the husband, a role ideally suited for him. Mr. Earle made a great name for himself all last season in Cape May, but his health at present win not let him stay on for longer than the inaugural week. \ Others in the cast are Dan Lounsberry, formerly of the Germantown Theatre Guild as cofounder and director, and experienced on road tours with Sylvia Sidney and Francis Lederer; Helen Wagner, singer for the Municipal Opera Company and scheduled for a leading part on Broadway in the fall; and Anita Phillips and Juatine Johnston, two promising young actresses, in the parts of the sister Julia and the housekeeper. Mr. Upham, the director, completes the cast unless replaced by one of the new men soon to join the company. W. James Bedell, favorite char- - ~ pe Theatre shortly, and another important member is Thomas Shanton, professional scene designer and electrician, who will also, act and direct as

needed.

Mr. Earle will be replaced the second week by a first-class leading man, whose name will be announced soon, according to Mr.

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After the Saturday night performance of "Claudia,” which run from Tuesday through Saturday with a matinee on the following day, the younger group at the theatre will take over for the next three days. “The Family Upstairs.” an amusing company which has already been aeon by some people in Cape May, will be presented Sunday and Monday evenings, June 27 and 28, with probably a third showing on Tuesday, June 29. MOSS AT CAMP PERRY Harry Moss, U. S. N-, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moss, of 276 Windsor avenue, who was recently transferred to Portsmouth, Va., for completion of his course as pharmacist's mate, has been detached from Portsmouth and is now stationed at Camp Perry, Williamsburg, Va.

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Trains that formerly ran via the "Bridge Route’’ to and from Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, will operate via Market Street Wharf Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, June 20 to September 6

In order to carry the greatest number between Seashore Resorts and Philadelphia in the available cars, We are eliminating 7 Saturday, Sunday and Holiday Bridge Trains to and from Broad Street Station, and diverting that equipment to operate to and from Camden Terminal, in conjunction with Market Street Wharf Petty Service. The available cars .and locomotives can perform approximately one-third more service when operating to and from Camden be-

cause that route is 10 miles shorter and nearly a half-hour quicker in each direction than the "Bridge Route” to and from Broad Street Station. This way, we will accommodate more people going to and from Philadelphia on the days of heaviest traveL From Monday to Friday, trains running between Seashore points and Philadelphia will operate via the "Bridge Route” as usual

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