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the new york magazine program [[line]] [[advertisements]] STEINWAY the instrument of the immortals To those of our patrons who may wish to obtain the use of a Steinway Piano for a more or less limited time, we wish to say that we are prepared to supply all styles of Uprights and Grands ON MONTHLY RENTAL at reasonable rates, for both city and country. STEINWAY & SONS Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th Street, New York Telephone: Circle 8060, Rent Department [[image]] Louis Sherry Confections...in either the Haviland or the Lavender Box [30] MANSFIELD THEATRE Forty-seventh Street, West of Broadway Operated by IRWIN S. CHANIN and HENRY I. CHANIN HARRY D. KLINE Managing Director Elbert Severance, General Press Representative FIRE NOTICE: Look around now and choose the nearest exit to your seat. In case of fire, walk (not run) to that exit. Do not try to beat your neighbor to the street. JOHN J. DORMAN, Fire Commissioner WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1930 MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY LAURENCE RIVERS PRESENTS "THE GREEN PASTURES" A FABLE BY MARC CONNELLY PRODUCTION DESIGNED BY ROBERT EDMOND JONES MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HALL JOHNSON PLAY STAGED BY THE AUTHOR "The Green Pastures" was suggested by Roark Bradford's Southern Sketches, "Ol' Man Adam an' His Chillun" CAST OF CHARACTERS (IN THE ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE) MR. DESHEE...........CHARLES H. MOORE MYRTLE...............ALICIA ESCAMILLA PROGRAM CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE FOLLOWING [[image]] AFTER THEATRE, DINE AT Childs Spanish Garden Savoy-Plaza Hotel Annex 58th to 59th Street, Just East of Fifth Ave. MOST INTERESTING EATING PLACE IN TOWN [31]