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| AMERIQUE AND NEVILLE, DANCERS OF THE ATLANTA
‘| MUNICIPAL OPERA ASSOCIATION, are hetfe registering their
| pleasure at the cordial reception their appearances at the Erlanger
| theater are receiving. This week they are dancing an Apache num-
ber in “Pom-Pom,” which, like their dozen or more preceding dances
of the season, is excellent. Off the stage, Amerique is Jeannette
Johnson, and Neville’s surname is Goddard.—Staff photo by Winn.