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  <mods:abstract>Noting the cast members of 4 plays to be performed at the New Negro Theatre: "The Catalator," by Edward Johnson; "In the Darkness," by Edward Emmerson; "A Horror Play," by Hemsley Winfield; and "The Rider of Dreams," by Ridgely Torrence."</mods:abstract>
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