Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-09

Eighty-two plays have been submit
ted to the three judges Of The stars
$3.50 prize ~play-writing contest. Nearly
one hundred plays were received, but
owing to violations Of the contest rules
It has been necessary to withhold sew
eral. Undoubtedly there has never
been a finer assortment Of plays Writ
ten by school children collscted be-
fore.
AL the plays now in the hands Of
he Judges are remarkable for their
neatness and it is certain that many
OF them have merit exceeding many
of the plays now being produced IN
vaudeville. AS soon as the judges COM
pIete their task the winner will be an
nounced in these columns.
We publish herewith a complete list
of the plays now under consideration.
"A BOW OF BLUE RIBBON" by J.
Warren Atkinson, II Hill street Bloom
field; Bloomfield High School. !.
ALL WELL THAT ENDS WELL
By james Siris, 81 Nelson place, Newark;
Barringer high School. =,
"ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL4"
by Jennie II. Hoenig, 1876 Camden street,
Newark; Barringer High School.
Am blIION WINS" by Elmer Amodio,
50 South Orange avenue, Newark; MOT
ton street Evening School.
a NEW YEARS BARGAIN" by Flor
ence MeGhee, 7S4 South Sixteenth street,
Newark; Madison Avenue school
"A TRAGIC STORY by Robert Martin
26 South Fourteenth street, Newark; st.
Rose of Lima.
"a TRUE FRIEND" by Michael Field
man. 2s7 Bond street, Elizabeth; sattin
"A TYPICAL CLUBMAN," by Robert H.
Stahl. u Howard street, Irvington'
~Irylngton High school.
"A WALL STREET GAMBoLs" by Alan
Bruce Coniin, $50 kensington avenue,
Piainfield; Plainfield High school.
David Lincoln s%ehnur, $50 East Ferry
street, Newark; Central High School.
BETWEEN THE BLUE AND THE
GRAY, by Charles Pollock. 2S William
street, Harrison; Holy Cross School;
BLIND LOVE-" by Anna Lehrhoff, 20
Court street. Newark; Belmont Avenue
loss OF THE FLYING SQUAD, THE"
by George Faux, l01 Walnut street, New
ark; East Side High school.
BOY BANDIT, THE by David Meyer,
As South Park street, Elizaoetn; NO. y
"G6NVIcT's RETURN. THE" by Will
lam J. Griffin, 1G7 Lafayette street, New
ark; Hamburg Place School.
COUNTERFEIT. THE" by Il. c. Dolan,
100 Walnut street. Nutley; Nutley High
School.
+GIEl IN GOl4IIlGCr By Sduuel Ndcls-
terman. 13 Midland avenue, Arlington.
DETFGTIVE ANDERSON" by William
A. Mueller, 30 South Sixteenth street
NeRHrk, South Tenth Street School.
DIRECT CURRENT, THE, by Alice
Carter, Bloomfield. Bloomfield High
6oUBLE VICTORY. THE" by Nathan
G.. Kampf. 36s Washington street, New
ark, Central c. and M. High School.
DUTY, OR PIrY2" by Helen G. Lauben-
stein. 6S4 South Eighteenth street, New
ark, Fifteenth Avenue school
FALSELY ACCUSED" by Arthur Amo-
dio, IS South orange avenue, Newark,
FAME THROUGH LOVE" by John B.
BiancDi d5 stone street, Newark, Central
High.
street, Newark Belmont Avenue School.
FORGIVENESS is THE SWEETEST
REVENGE, by James Reilly, 1929 Col
len street. Newark. Boys Industrial
FREsHMANs TURN. rHE. 10y John
Kelly Thurutan. 2S Franklin place. Ar
FROM DARKNESS TO SUNSHINE bE
James MrlioNcra. - Chestnut street,
keDrnE. 50. Benedict =.
FULLY REPAID ly Louis Press. -
n5ug School.
GAME ot LIES rfH. 0s ueu l.i.
Lipsof. e Atei' req str.-. Nc rars '-'tai
GIRL FEOaf RICHMOND. TBE ls
Marion Whid. Goubald. I'D FRANKLIN
street Bloomfield, Glen Ridge Hiei
P5StSS or Jt-srlCis. TIE. og Gilbert
e Bell, liz Blocker street. Newark
Bufnet street School
- ! pTf nv OTTO Ostrpw. 81 Lincoln
street, Newark; Central High school
TIER CHOICE" by Celia Lehrhoff. 245
Court street, Newark; Belmont Avenue
his AUNT FROM sANDUsKY." by
r. q Hleiu. go Peshine avenue; Bar
ringer High School.
HIS SUPERIOR by Abraham .Lehr-
hoff. 245 Court street, Newart; Belmont
HIS DOUBLE by Charles H. Menkes,
p West street. Newark; Morton Street
How How DRINK BREAKS UP THE
HOME" Harry Van Dyke, Al Newton
stree street F, RahTay; FTTaTnkb,iRP o Seho9li ~, Gov
trude D.. Schnefel. 1853 Rose street, New
ark: Avon Avenue School.
HER FATHERS MISTAKE. by Har-
oil Forl More, 80 South Fifth street.
Elizabeth; Public School No. g.
JACKS CONFESSION" by Florence
Messig, 249 Catharine street, Elizabeth;
IL NNE w NNF," by Helen Schoen-
wolf, 81 Wright. street, Newark; Wash
ington Street School.
JUSTICE" by Leon L. Asch, 4s Harri-
sor avenue, Harrison; Hamilton School.
LOVES LABOR REWARDED" by Max
Stitch, 290 Hunterdon street, Newark
AtNdIk HOIAldl OtLOQls
love TRIUMPHS,' by Harry Simons,
a Plane street, Newark; Burnett Sstreet
School.
LOVE WINS" by Ethel Brundage, 3N8
High School.
.MATCBMAKER. THE" by Newton
Pemberthy, 147 kearny avenue, Kearny;
Kearny School No. ..
MISTAKES by Rose NJ. G. Mulvaney.
lS4 Pennington avenue, Newark; st.
NIGHT SENTRY, THE" by Jacob
Kaufman. 337 Littleton avenue. Newark;
South Tenth Street School.
"NOBODY's CHILD" by Rose Grossbart.
lS5 Prince street, Newark; Belmont Ave-
nue. School.
old DOLL. THE" by Julia Marzulli, So
Sheffield street, Newark; Central High
School.
ORPHANS JUSTICE. THE by Joseph
Honigfeld. 1i9 South Orange avenue,
Newark: Barringer High School.
"PAPA'S FAULT by Frieda Blank. 100
Boyd street, Newark; Barringer High
PAT ENLISTS," by j. Warren Atkinson,
II Hin street, Bloomfield; Bloomfield
'PHEBE S LOVE AFFAIR" by Eva
Rubin, Us broadway, Bayonne; Public
School No. z.
"QUARRELING SISTERS, THE" by
Rosa Haase. % Sharon avenue. Irving
ton; lrvington school No. 1.
REWARD. THE by William A. Krai-
buehler, 20 Littleton avenue. Newark:
East Side High School.
SANS FACON f"NVithout Formality")
by c. Z. Harvey, 166 Thirteenth avenue,
Newark; Thirteenth Avenue School.
ENI ADMERTIsLNG. by Ed