Hamrick's Playhouse llth and Morrison Sts. — Phone AT 0768  Week Starting Monday, July 24th, 1933 Hal M. White and William B, McCurdy Present VICTOR HERBERT'S Musical Masterpiece "THE ONLY GIRL" Book by Henry Blossom Adapted from Frank Mandel's Comedy "Our Wives" Music by Victor Herbert Presented by arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. CAST — (In order of appearance) Saunders ........Wyndham Standing Alan Kimbrough......GUY ROBERTSON Patricia Montrose (Patsy).....Nellie Breen John Ayre (Fresh).......Guy Voyer Andrew McMurray (Bunkie)........Richard Powell Sylvester  Martin (Corksey).............Roland Woodruff Ruth Wilson................CHARLOTTE LANSING Jane Murray.................Marianne Mabee Margaret Ayre...............Virginia Strong Birdie Martin...............Gertrude Short ACT I The Living Room ACT II The Same Six Weeks Later ACT III The Same Evening Place:  Alan Kimbrough's Apartment, New York City.  Time: Present. MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I 1. It's Your Personality.................Patsy and Friends 2. The Love Theme......................Cello Solo 3. When You're Away..................Ruth 4. My Sopg..............................Kim 5. Finale — The Compact............................Ruth and Kim ACT II. 6. Entre Act — The More I See of Others....................................Patsy and Friends 7. Duette — I Love You....................Ruth and Kim 8. Tell It All Over Again........Jane 9. Connubial Bliss...........Sextette Bunkie, Fresh, Corksey, Jane, Margaret, Birdie 10. My Heart Must Sing Its Melody................Ruth ACT III. 11. Here's a Toast...........................................Patsy and Girls 12. When You're Ankle Wears a Ball and Chain........Bunkie, Corksey and Fresh 13. Promise Me Love..................Ruth and Kim 14. Finale -- When You're Away................................Company STAFF Musical Director..........................................................................................................Harry Jones Stage Director..................................................................................................................Guy Voyer Business Manager..................................................................................................Bradford Mills OVER Between the Acts If we all thought alike, we'd all admire the same woman. What a hair-pulling there would be. It's amusing to read the reports on what people think about the new Gasco Briquits. 8 or 10 people will say every nice thing under heaven about them and the next one may say just the opposite.   Funny!  That's what makes horseracing possible, 1 suppose. Been to the Races? You may beat the races, but you cannot beat Gasco Briquets. _ Think hard. Think of a fuel. A fuel that does not need replenishing all day. A fuel that leaves no ashes. Are you thinking? Then you are thinking of Gasco Briquets. Ladies are requested not to destroy the monthly publication called The Housewife's Friend, but let friend husband see it. It is delivered each month with the Gas bill. If you are not getting your copy (it's free) you will do the writer a personal favor by phoning BR 7611 and ask for local 352 or 351. _• Who ever heard of building a fire upside-down? Well that's the way briquets, I mean Gasco Briquets . . . the All Heat—No Ash kind. . . are fired. Just pour your Briquets on the hearth of your fireplace; crumple up _a newspaper and put it on the briquets, then some kindling, then some wood. The flame of the wood burns the carbon from the smoke. Personally I use the same bucket of Briquets three evenings in succession, from about 6 to 11 p.m.!! _ Many people tell our salesmen: "Sorry, but I have my fuel in." All the more reason why you should order a trial ton of Gasco Briquets. After that you will use nothing else for heating, untill you decide to have automatic heating and install a Gas furnace. A charming lady of my acquaintance takes great pride in showing her heating system, perhaps the finest in all Oregon, a gas-heated vapor boiler with hidden radiators. When her friends hear what this cost her, they are amazed at its cheapness. . . for an 9-room house, a Gas Smooth-top and a Gasrange in the basement kitchen, an automatic gas water-heater for 2 showers and 1 bath, plus a gas ironing machine, her bills average $15 a month. If you think this is advertising hooey, just call her up. Her phone is AT 0459. She won't mind, but don't tell her I said so. A veritable mountain of Gasco Briquets is sold and delivered to Portland homes every month. The most popular thing in Portland. — Jay Aitch. Mrs. RAY SMYTHE ASTROLOGER 3703 Woodstock Blvd. SEllwood 1529