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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Mrs. Weinhandler Sues His
Parents and Brother
for Alienation.
FORMER CHORUS GIRL
TELLS OF COURTSHlP
Says Relatives Urged Desertion
and Gave Him Money to
Go Abroad.

one hundred thousand dollars is the
value Mrs. Georgia NJ Weinhandler places
upon the love Of her errant husband
Joseph weinhandler Yesterday she
brought suit for that sum against Mr. and
Mrs Max Weinhandler and Herbert Vein
handler. charging them with alternating
her husbands affections. Mrs. Vein
handler. statuesque brunette under her
stage name Of Georgia Gardner. has APP
reared rs n chorus girl in several musical
successes.
Copies Of the papers In the action were
served on Max and Herbert Weinhandler
Yesterday at 90 East 40th ST. where they
conduct the Globe Feather Company, In
corporated. Both are wealthy. The com
plant recites that Mrs Weinhsndler met
her husband at dinner party one even
ing late last summer. With him II was
love AT first sight. The complaint asserts
that the young merchant begged her TO
clone with him then and there
Repulsed in this first attack on ner
heart. Welnhandler, the complaint con-
tinues. gave her dinner after dinner In ex-
r,ensive restaurants and showered her with
flowers. OOnpont anu iiiOiN
gifts. The two motored over 10 Hoooken
and became one early in last September.
After the ceremony they took up their
residence AT the Prince George Hotel
Then the bridegroom was suddenly called
TO San Francisco on business. On his
way. saws the complaint. at every station
ne wired his bride assurances OF his devo-
ton. Later she Joined him out West
After their return To New YORK they
lived happily at a hotel until January 3
AS she helped him on with his overcoat
that morning he kissed her II am going
10 the Office. dear" he said. and hurried
70 the elevator.
That was the last she has seen OF MN.
The complaint sets forth that he had toid
her OF conversations with his parents ana
mis- brother Herbert in which the latter
urged him to desert her. II is alleged
that the only reason they could advance
was that Mrs. Weinhandler and her nus
hand were of different religious faiths.
IL further charges that the defendants
furnished Joseph Weinhandler with
plentiful supply OF money on condition
that ne remain abroad and in no way
communicate with his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. May 5.



Ma. G. ". MARTIN 18th Inf 10 Fl. sam
Houston. for examination for retirement
Ma. p. :. HALLORAN med corps. assume
command field hospital No. s az walter kced
General Hospital. for duty with lst Division.
MAI r. c. LISTER. med. corps, Fl Monroe
20 Vera Cruz
MAJ. . Z. KoERPER med corps. as c. o..
neld hospital No. ;. "a Division
capt. 5. 3 CREIGHTON. med. corps' as = o.
OF Ambulance Co. No 5. ID Division.
Capt W A. WICkLISE, med. corps. com
mand Ambulance co. No. s. at Walter Reed
General Hospital. for duty With lst Division.
Capt. r. DAVIS r. A. New Haven TO Boston.
for duties pertaining 10 organized militia.
Capt. n. RUBOTTOM. LIST Cav, 10 Leiterrnan
General Hospital. Preside.
Capt. n. r WALDO. s0th 20 Sth Inf.
Capt. a II BRYANT, c. A., stth Co, {. A"
yrs, 1Js"t p MATHEWS c A. from
Military Academy. West Point. 10 Washing
ton and report TO Brig. Gen. G. j. BAILEY.
as A. d. c. .
First Lieut. c. T. RICHARDSON. o. D..
picatlnny Arsenal Dover. y. j., May IL. 10
New York Arsenal
Resignation OF First Lieut. r. n. DAVIS,
NJ r. c., accepted.
LIST Lieut., W -. BORDEN. med. corps Sol
disrs' Home Washington. 10 Fl. Washington
Nav Is; thence accompany Nth Com. G. A..
70 Ft sherman. cana. zone
"a Lieut. J. g. MORROW. Jr 18th Inf. 70 ist
Aero Squadron. Galveston
Leaves o, absence. Capt @ Z. WERTEN-
BAKER. G. A.. one month: Capt. r. u.
RUTTENCurrER. LIST Inf.. 10, Lieut. L. W.
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STATE cor RTS.


Court Of Appeals
CALENDAR.
Biggs/ Sea Gate Asso Haule/ Consum = Brew
wesson City Onoenta Inter o4rsi Elder
Fec e1 rel Cusick/ Sandler/Garfnkei
Daley lResohke/Syr Lake sh
Mason Henry Press q Nor
Aetna
DECISIONS
orders afirmed with costs:
Matter OF account OF Troy Trust Co. sole
trustee Of Wilson.
Mater OF Lyon and others. OF Abrams Fow-
Ter and ano
Ortsrhout Prudential Insurance CO.
Matter Of proving will OF Randall.
Matter Of application OF Scheir and others
for payment OF award. East 222d IT, Borough
Of Bronx
Matter Of application Of Federal Union Sure
" co. 20 he relieved from liability; etc,
Matter OF application OF Montefore Home
etc FOR writ OF mandanus/ Prendergest Con
troier. and others
Matter Of application Of Mcintosh for writ Of
msndamus agt johnson. Fire Coinmissi,oner.
Matter 81 appointment OF commissioners
exc. Steinway Tunnel. etc/Aysr and ano.
order affirmed without costs and question
answered IN Affirmative;
Trustees 81 Sailors Snug Harbor(c sTnlou!'
Attorney General.
Judgment reversed new trial:
Howard CITY OF Buffalo.
Pangburn/Buick Motor Co
Loucks /Dolen
Hotchkiss/ Binghsmton.
order affirmed with costs. question answered
in negative
Matter Of estate OF Mcdonald
Judgment OF conviction reversed, new trial
People fTranzone.
Motion for re-argunent denied:
Asphalt Constr. Co/Bowker
1udley/ Campbell
Motion 20 dismiss appeal granted
Matter OF examination OF Goodrich, Judgment
debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Extra Vacation for Patrolmen,

Patrolmen on vacation this summer VIII
not have 10 resume their nightsticks AFTER
the tenth day Of idleness has passed.
Commissioner Woods yesterday issued an
order increasing the length OF their vaca-
ton from ten 10 fourteen days the
order goes into effect on May Il. the hrst
dav of the annual vacation season. the
sergeants get fifteen DAYS, instead OF
twelve and the lieutenants one extra day
However. the captains and inspectors
must rest content with twenty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
SUPREME cot RI.

Leigh r. Page Richmond. Va admitted !"
practice
DECISIONS
No 5N-Mr, CarmeNte rons, wife % Gsors.
A. Lovque /yszoo e. Mississippi VALLEY Railroad
Co ct al Motion 20 stay mandate denied
No ssS-peonl. Of state OF New York on re
alton Of Cornell Steamboat COW II sohner
az Controller - state % New YORK Con
tinued per stipulation
so SoS-Western Union Telegraph Co VIII
lam Brown o. al Argued.
40 3is-Noore- Ma nsheld Construction COZ
Electrical Installation co. e. al Arsueo'
CALENDAR
Call for MAY fNos s5n. 3sl. 3s1, Ses' 1o 90
(snd 31s,. eoi. SO $40 and S1s
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FIRE RECORD.

NJ
t.3O-T3s Eighth av., Msgestin Luncheon
Company, no damage.
450-5iO East T2d ST, II. E. Taylor Casket
Company; unknown.
a.00-74 Forsyth St. Reuben kashn.r; IS
?. NJ.
1871 Greene St. Lemport Bros; S..
3.15-1s Nassau St. John Ward: 81 600.
6.25-3s West 3st1 st. Harnet Hat Com
pany: unknop
$50 2lO East Goth -, Nrs. Annie Wolf,
500
s5o-I20 and 1871 West 22d 81. Antoinstte
Garment Company. trifins
Z O-7l3 Greenwich ST, owner Unknown
trinfrt
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pRI-NTY. 4th Cav. and Isl Lieut. W. p.
PRIDGEN. LIST INF. 20 June ?
NAVY.
Commdr " : Whitfield. Iielt. Comrdr. p
T. STAFFORD. Lieut. n J.. HEWITT. faf
Insp c. BROWN. Passed Asst pa. ma-'ffs
II @ SHAW and p. T VI LATHROP ana
Chief GInners T.. ". ANDERSON ana -. y.
FOSTER. commissioned.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHlPs.
ARRIVED.
Ma 3-Elgle AZ Vera Cruz: Perry Paul Iore-
and Stewart 4 Mazatian.
Nav New York and Jenkins AZ Vera cur.
Iesonidas az Guantandmo. ozark AZ hamit
Roads. Tacoma Al Tampico
SAILED
Ma S-Jasol. New Orleans for i'ra 'Nlf.
ALBANY san BIAS FOR Mszatan. IruN'un tni
Preblc. Mszstlan FOR Manzauiiio
Nav 4-Lcbsnon. Vera cruz for Tam0i7o. West
Virginia san Francisco Tor Mazatsn
Brutus viii leave Hampton Roads about ~
for naval station. New Orleans.
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NEW vopx rp1p1rNE. WEDNESDAY MAY 6, 1914.

Trial Term--Part W
GREEN. J.
Cas. unfinished.
Trial Term-Part VI.
RANSOM j.
Case unfinished.
Trial Tsm-Part VII.
DELEHANTY. ].
Gaze unfinished.
Trial Term-Part VIII
SMITH !.
case diminished.
caus,, N ho sent from Part 10 Parts III
~. V. VI. VII and VIII for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Tumulty 35 Years Old.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. May 6.-Jcseph Patrick
Tumulty. secretary to the President re-
ceived congratulations to-day. his thirty
fifth birthday. He did not break into MIS-
work to observe the day. He spent il al
the executive offices OF the White House.
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COUNTY COURT-Psrt Nv.
civil. CALENDAR.

ROY, J.
At 10 m.
Stryker/P,nner itotnea nnnn
samnlck/Nass III RR IDunybIun,
Bowden/ BfiRR BroWhDu,n
piemonte/ BHRH ButeE brhh ~, 70,
fafaro/BHRN lMhrtimNas> ~ ~
Tho follow lnF Gauss N answered ie""' "
ne passed for The day;
SHERRY Mass FL RR Rczan Vas. =. =,
,,.nh@r, "a ~ no psrwin-ki Michel Brew
,,i.rioto/ ptTpp peyevfntofSmith
Sadovsky/BHRR Jenkis~on/bhnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

LACOMBE. COKE. WARD AND ROGERS ~
Hall Mammoth Incu- Actisels Kabet Ingrld/
hator Co/reabout c n
Glickstein/U Z Mizell Elmure bamh-
Iehigh Coal & Nav ton. In re hoilns
Tug Little thames Towboat/Sc
Chalonsr/ sherman Louise
Bates United shoe VI MCGUIRE Thames loND
Re Scofeld co
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
sTPREME COURT.

~ Not"''
Part I.
MORsCHAUsER. J.
Part H.
KEOGH. !
calendar al 0:35 m
Garo,ano/ Covino Eddery/Int r Tran
Rosenthai Islsdon I W schooninaker/Ptt con
C;rineaIPittsburgh Con Maloney RODRIGUEZ
r-l.,cho-/ Ny y 81 & n Fr'd'k'n/ Roch Coal
herr Brew/Ou Winkier/ swackhamer
WacLev/Nackey 'Gardner/N n Il n
RrcctarielloIR A Den's Marietta /McMullen
The following causes II answered ready
VII be passed for the DAY. No cause VIII
he set down for day upon the call:
x,ch,.rnTwe.t ~ Ry lstoeker/ Abbstemsrco
Vicole,to /whitridge r Rant Eisels
Cardeils Puts Con IJacoby/ Lynch
WrNahon Miller Observation-Disclosures 4
Msher/GantZ Wsinne,g . ~
Totaro/N y n & n y Rochelle NJ
Sugent /Wifer Sound SHORE sec
I, Stove W/Ruth RIty' Cart/Van Nostrsnd
Dunn/s, Ges Light IGrogan Maxwell Bits
Fdwards/NY1' & " r Monsers Roberts
Arbutino/Ptts con Cart/Le"is
McIeyv/N 8 n r Jones Andrus
n .iisoraL II / Hearn C'Chubaroff/ Concourse
(.onClt/N y - 4 n stainach H/Conse 3
C.outaptIfrt r Tran .Goodhart Hs sbrouck
Mllletto/NY V&B Ry Waite LSonAUn
Connolly/Casev Greve/ Rodgers
FaicoIx Y X II A. n Miller Milling/Fuchs
Johnson West ST Ry West { b/mcHnuie"s
Mulu/R n
Highest reached No. 865
Part II.
KEOGH, j. SHORT CAUSE CALENDAR
a45 4. VI.
Alters /uockridge Beck Lockwood
Mt Vernon TIFF truman falther ,.,,--
Proctor MN Rlty Miller, tN 'iie|
Boysen/ Ruschaupt PRINT Ne@N' a.
Odell Beach oaneLS same "a E,.r,
ThiH/Excelsior 7 CITY l'aunary/O Ne'"
DECISIONS.
BY MORSCHAUSER, J.
c,.h-..h4 /sieh recht Motion 10 reduce ali
nnonv denied Application 70 punish de'enoaH'
for cortempt ~cferred to Justice keogh.
T-rsuline Convent OF - Teresa authorizea 70
deed property in New Rochelle 20 Adrian lselln'
j..
Citisno Grant. order Or dlscontinuance
BY ToMPKGNS. J.
Delabarre Secs 81 al. Motion NJ detendant
granted Commission issued for the examina-
ton ~ \ ffeaton Robertson and Maria l. pea
barre in connection with contest over Will or
pr Deiabarre
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DISTRICT COURT.

MARTIN. Jury CALENDAR.
Napa Fruit Lirschi;s WerncTA W Nesoiu
Am Hayh V r Il lWerner/A w Nesb''
SMITH. J.-ADNlRALTY CALENDAR
Rockland A C/Est w Cmp Gentle Trans/Ss
4 Pendleton Wilhelm
NJ Water Sup/rue c. Scott Fulton Transp
Gallagher Fulton Transp(Seott
No Ger LLOYD Ss/Ss
la Lorraine
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term.

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term.
calendar in Part 7. at 10 A. NJ
GARRETsON. J.
Rozzo/ChsmpIain s Nj Major Colonial BANK
Wojciechowicz/Nich c. Fanell lhIlLLeNN
Mahls:edt/B tEKR ScnanthIr',. ~, Iiun.
Roeckel admrIsame Ridsewooh " p"''""
Boehm. admr/Wfls ano
G,crody T. arc Kahi/ Edgewster Saw N
t,.-raiGl Ocean ri nv Marshali/r J Steem 60
The following causes II mdtheu -
will be passed for the day NO Cause wiz 70
for day on this cal-
Rohn nnD/Jackson 3orye/'ohc ,,,t,
Henkel dnfl /WoN Nosco"l,zI ot1 :. t,.
Augustn/ BQS SRR schott aomr/C 'i'''
Noesel Same FoN/BHlh
narktt/Am stopper tieftenbErt1us
Gonenbusky/N Sus Smith/NY&Qrb~f
Giebner, adm/leahy
COUNTY COURT.
HUMPHREY. !.
DECISIONS
G-innHle. order OF reference 20 =" suffer
signed -
Nevakoe Realty/Buchanan. order Of sub
stitution signed. ,
Re Evangelican Lutheran Emanuels Churcn.
order granting cave 10 mortgage properly
signed
cohen Granerer order directing lsadore
Gamer 70 receive answer and. etc. signed
Rlrb~r/Horn Judgment OF foreclosure ana
Gala referred IN I 4 King signed.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
htPHfMf &Ot nj.
Appellate Division.

1NGRAHAM pJ. NLACGHLTN. LAUGH
LIN. BOWLING AND HOTCHKIsS u.
Court opens az p. m.
THOMPSON Il ,evering lstemmerr1an Kelly
Guilford /Backer Cnst British Alum |Trefts
OrkoT/Tim Didier/C1ark
Poo ex rel Stanton
Waldo
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
ny LEHMAN. !.
GUAR TT C/Faulkner-M n palhers 81
Ees, River 5 Bk/1raNelers '"'P
Rogsn -,
sfsllo/ Jones-N T Phillips
ny BLANCHARD. j.
Rector Churchwardens Nsstryme" VI
calvary church /kaurman-A Oberstih''
BY COHALAS. J.
To,,.n x etcham-Thos Giliigan
by GREENBAUM, !.
pobson /Thorn-E NJ Troutfelt
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sURROGATES' COURT.

COHALAN. SAT- 1919 A. NJ.
No dag calendar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
AT THE VICTORIA.

Edward Wees and his company de
lighted two mere big crowds last night
at Victoria theatre with The Wolf,
dramatization OF one OF the best
novels of the day and Il Is quite GER
tain the house will be filled for the
final performances this afternoon and
twice this evening. Nothing the COM
pany has shown to Wheeling people
in their several visits to the city has
been quite so pleasing as this show.
There is real acting in all the big
parts OF the play and so thrilling IS
the plot that one cannot help being
thoroughly wrapped up In 1t.
The staging OF the production adds
much to the general satisfaction and
the special scenery Is pretty. Mr..
Wees makes an admirable Jules and he
rises 20 the heights OF the star In sew
eral parts. especially in the strong
love scenes with Hilda. a part taken
by Miss Lowe In an excellent manner.
Mr.. Brown as Mcdonald. the American
surveyor sent to map out the route
for a new railroad and Mr.. Barney rs
MoTayish. father OF Hilda. are splen-
did.
Next week the management OF the
house will have a great holiday at
traction for their patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
THEATRICAL PAGE {
THE PICTURES
ROMANTIC RISE OF LITTLE EDITH
THAYER TO STARDOM In A NIGHT

abroad. despite the fact that she can
speak French almost as well as she
can English. despite the fact that she
has hosts Of friends and interesting
foreign acduaintances. she loves the
Star Spangled Banner. better than
any dag In the world. And she has
a wholesome. giriish disgust for the
kind OF people who become expatri-
ates. OF develop foreign airs and
graces. after living for a time in Eu-
rope.
Il hate anectation." is how she ex-
presses herself. with brisk and
very determinedly American nod OF
the head.
Miss Thayer, it win be remembered.
scored n most pronounced personal
success when The Firefy" was first
presented at the Court in March or
1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
1.-THE FREELY"
FOR CHRISTMAS
ARTHUR HAMMERsTEiN'- TUNE.
Full OPERA HERE FOR TWO
DAYS NEXT WEEK
With winsone Little Edith rhayer in
the Leading Role-Four
Performances.

There are several musical shows on
the road this season but there is only
one musical comedy opera. The Fire
fly. most thoroughly charming must
cal play, which comes 10 the Court
for an engagement of two DAYS dur.
ing which will be given four perform.
ances. opening with matinee on Christ.
mas. Friday. December rs, with that
tiny. delightful star, Edith Thayer, IN
the title role and under the personal
direction OF Mr.. Arthur Hammerstein.
The book and lyrics are by Otto
Hauerbach. who wrote High links,
"Dr. De Luke" The Fascinating
Widow" and Madame Sherry" and
the score is by Rudolf Friml (who
composed the music for High Jinks')
which from overture TO finale. includ-
ing unusually interesting entrance
numbers. is enhancing and melodious,
the ensemble numbers are skillfuny
constructed and the orchestration Is
strikingly good.
Mr.. Hammerstein. with a capacity
for discovering great and comparative
ly unknown talent. doubtless inherited
from his illustrious father. has found
Tor the start part in The F1refiy. a
most remarkable singer and ligh,
opera actress in Miss Thayer. In all
the cities where she played last sea
son. she was received with great en-
thusiasm. She is a few inches over
four feet of twinkling woman hood and
whole opera house full of glowing
rich tones. Where II all comes from
is a marvel. but II does come. never
theless.
Miss Thayer has been surrounded
with an excellent cast of principals
and a large chorus OF singers and
dancers. brilliant costumes and beau
tiful scenery. together with a special
orchestra which travels with the COM
pany.
Seats for the four performances can
be bought next Wednesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
FAMOUS ORGANIZATION TO
START THE NEW THEATRE
CAL YEAR
Show This Year SO Entirely New
The First Part Being as Present
ed BY Emmett and the Old Timers

Mlnstrelsy is one OF the. forms OF
theatricals that is OF American ORR
gin. The southern negro. his whims
and oddities are responsible for this
style Of entertainment.
Dan Emmett. the author OF the
song Dixie was the originator of
minstrelsy as il is known TO theatri.
cal patrons of today. Emmett, Brow.
er, Pelham and whitlock were the
first to Introduce the semi-circle or
First Part" OF the misstrel show.
Emmett made his farwell tour OF this
country under the management OF Al
G.. Field.
This season under the title OF the
Birth OF Minstrelsy" Mr.. Field heads
his program with a representation of
the first minstrel First Part" as
presented by the originals, Emmett.
Brewer. Pelham and whitlock. with
the old time songs that made the
first Ministries famous. Hang up
the Fiddle and the Bow, "The Old
Jaw Bone" and many almost forgot.
ten songs OF other days are introduc.
ed I'm THE Birth OF Minstrelsy''. max.
ing this production the most appeal.
ing TO those who love the songs of
bygone days.
The opening and closing Of the OF
the Field program this season Is very
attractive and more than worth while.
The mountings. both scenically and In
costuming. are magnificent and most
appropriate. Few stage productions
excel that put forth by Al G.. Field
this season. and II IL quite certain
the four performances his company
Is to give at the Court on New Years
and the day following will be greeted
by the largest crowds that hasve ever
witnessed hts presentations in THE
city. and that means an immense
number OF people inasmuch as Fields
minstrels have visited wheeling on
the same day OF each year for four.
teen consecutive theatrical seasons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
eREAT.HEARTEpNEss


What rot all this talk about soul
mates,
I've Jim. Tom. Bill. Toby and Paul:
It's perfectly clear that they're equal.
~ dear.
For I've told the same thing to them
all
I've smoothed out their brows with my
fingers.
I've cooed IN their separate ears.
They've al held my hands and obeyed
my commands.
And they've all kissed the salt OF ny
tears.
But my dimplcs are turning 10
wrinkles.
So lie me for the mooted high dive.
I've rot 10 draw straws-oh. the stu
pid old laws
! could be 20 contented with Eve,
Jane Burr. In Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
AL. G. FIELD, OLD WHEELING
FAVORITE, HERE NEW YEARS DAY
THEATRE NOTES.


There are at least a dozen solid
successes now occupying the New
York Theatres, which. under ordinary
conditions, would remain the entire
season. The holidays. however. can
De depended upon TO make up ior
any reduction in receipts that may
have occurred during the week proceed
ing Christmas. and business is CERTAIN
10 De very good IN every city through
out the country that offers a nrst
class attraction. Fortunately. our 10
cal playhouse. the Court, viii have
Edith Thayer. in THE Firefiy" ON
Christmas day and the following Sat
urday. and the Al. G.. Field Ministries
will inaugurate the New Year. Then
there viii be general activity in
things theatrical. and some of the
best plays now running In the metro
polls will Immediately take 20 the
road" Wheeling Is to be favored
with fine selection OF bookings our
ing January.
Montgomery & Stone in Chin
Chin" are at the Globe; Twin Beds"
at the Fulton; the Lyceum has a big
success In Elsie Ferguson in 81 he
Outcast:" Kick In" is a farcial SEN
sation which Ruth Chatterton IL
nightly crowdlng the Gaiety; 1T
Pays to Advertise" Is still at Co
hans. and Dillingham's newest pro-
duction IL slated 20 play out the sea.
son at the New Amsterdam. The
title OF the latter is Watch Your
Step" and in the cast are Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle. Elizabeth MUIR
ray. Brice & King. Harry Kelly. Sal
lie Fisher and numerous other vaude-
vile headliners. Irving Berlin pro-
vided the music.
"A rag and a bone and A hank OF
Hair" Yes, "A Fool There Was" Is
coming 10 the Court. Eugene Blair
WI be seen as the Vampire. And
who could suggest a more finished act
ress more suited 10 such a difficult
role?
Margaret Anglin in Lady Winde-
mere's Fan" Is one OF the exception
ally good offerings AZ the Court our
ing January. u has been some time
since such critical attention has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
CALLING OF
DAN MATTHEW'S"
Final Performance Of wrishts Beau
tifui Play TO BE Given at
the Court Today.

There Is a player In the cast OF The
Calling of Dan Matthew'S" the last
two performances OF which will be
given at the Court Theatre this after
noon and tonight. who In a prototype
Of the man Harold Bell Wright had in
mind when he wrote the gripping
story; and that man has been assigned
to one OF the important roles. He has
played the part noy for two seasons.
The name OF this particular person Is
John Sherman. He plays "Dr. Oldem, :"
one OF the leading characters in the
piece. and, my. how well he does Il.
The Calling of Dan Matthews"
numbers many men and women Of
high attachments. and. taken as a
whole. the company is about the best
TO have appeared here this season I'm
a popular price presentation.