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Nov. 18-H. C. Ostrander. Travel Lecture on "The Spell of Egypt." Thu. Mo. Nov. 19 -Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne. Lecture on "Current Topics." Thu. Eve. Nov. 19 -Grand Duchess Marie of Russia. Lecture on "My Old World Background as a Preparation for Modern Life." Fri. Eve. Nov. 20- Commencement Exercises and Reception. Carson C. Peck Memorial Hospital. Fri. Eve. Nov. 20-First in a series of five Philharmonic Concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Serge Kous- sevitzky, Conductor. /Qf COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY v/O From day of deposit SAFETYAVAILABILITY(onurdemand) This bank offers you these three features. Do you know of any better form of investment? 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SCENE 2 --A Hall in the CS d'Oro. ACT IV. The Vestibule of a Palace, on the Island of Giudecca. SCENES ACT I AND ACT III PAINTED BY ANTONIO ROVESCALLI, MILAN SCENES ACT II AND ACT IV PAINTED BY JOSEPH NOVAK Positively No Encores Allowed NEXT PERFORMANCE OF OPERA, SAT. EVE., DEC. 5, 1931, AT 8.15 O'CLOCK GIACOMO PUCCINI'S OPERA TOSCA, In Italian Mmes. Jeritza, Flexer. MM. Jagel, Scotti, Cehanovsky, Malatesta, Windheim. Conductor, Mr. Bellezza. The Women's Opera Committee- 1931 -32 Mrs. John Anderson Mrs. George S. Frank Mrs. Richardson Pratt Mrs. Frank L. Babbott, Jr. Mrs. Edwin L. Garvin Mrs. George Hunt Prentiss Mrs. Edward C. Blum Mrs. Walter Gibb Mrs. William H. Price Mrs. Walter Shaw Brewster Mrs. William Howard Good Miss Lilian Sanger Mrs. William Harris Cary Miss Adelaide Haxtun Mrs. Matthew S. loan Mrs. Harris M. Crist Mrs. John E. Leech Mrs. John F. Talmage Mrs. Henry J. Davenport Mrs. Frank Lyman Mrs. Gilbert H. Thirkield Mrs. H. Edward Dreier Mrs. Frederick D. 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