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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-21
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Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
SECOND SMILE.

( 7 AN John Bunny.
else getting things over all nv life
because John Bunny It Of
beauty than for the beautiful
original
No the world has the reason do them
because John Bunny nobody
is
original Beauty nothing original you yourself
and nobody else o. viii be
II there timing this world girl to be
her sweet self viii page Of sb YOU will
na @ poet says something about loving
poetry, 1 and ohn Bunny.
night be concerted he got the salary
eihe surely I'm not eoneted because looks I'm
telling youits all thinking
What yourself? many of your THOUGHTS are oe Of
hate Jealousy and the k2 stopped count them did Won
notice
have them IN that head Of And they stick right your
Be original, whatever do ~ ~
don't what people think think
OF me different from what wouldn't change myself could
viii be -''''
to
say before i entered afraid I
would at
say 9n bunny not himself that picture They
am VIKING TO run the rN OF talking about myself
TO you
Inc violet never
become beautiful
90 i2ong beauty
Aho" hat
so many Pp VINO nave 10 be consulted about this and that Boshi
Tor Just minute and that tiny It will be
a sensation, TINS getting acquainted with ouTsef.
want isn't it? ~ ''D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

appearances until late autumn. when
ne was due TO return here. But the
general paralysis of affairs in London
mas caused him TO inform the Lieblers
that he is willing TO come back
earlier If convenient
Many American stars who have
been abroad and had intended playing
there indefinitely are now cabling
for engagements here The United
Booking Offices have received many
such offers and the effect will IN
coubtedly be TO improve the standard
OF vaudeville bills this winter
Inc Irving Place theater. home Of
Ieutonlc drama here, is a sad place
these days Rudolf Christians had
planned more ambitious things than
ever But with players and playgoers
sailing IN large numbers TO face the
cannon of the Triple entente, the out
look Tor German stage art is dark in
the extreme,
The most important new offering
Is sylvia Runs Away" with Miss
Alice Brady in the leading role. which
mas started its New York career at
w lillian A Brady's playhouse. It is
a lively farce by Robert Housum. who
Is dramatic editor Of the Cleveland
a Pittsburg heiress runs away be-
cause her self-centered old uncle in
slsts she marry man he likes and she
qeSn L That's cause for n scene at
least The uncle carries on terribly
and offers a large reward for Svlvia's
capture, so large in fact that several
young men hard hit by fan in stocks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Hume. Cal, the center Of a big forest
district, that he IS filming some Of the
most remarkable logging scenes in con-
nection with his story, 'MOuarchs OF
the Forest" ever caught in a camera
Wilfred Lucas, Cleo Madison and the
members OF the Gold Seal universally
company. have returned to Los Angeles
from san Diego, bringing with them
the fourth and fifth instruments Of
the Trey O. Hearts" series Miss Mad
ison has completely recovered from the
effects OF the accident which occurred
when a boat which she was riding
through a rough surf cepsized and in
prlsoned her beneath it
Film rights TO the popular Torrance
ORourke" stories, by Louis Joseph
Vance, author OF The Trey O. Hearts"
series. have been acquired by the Uni
versal company. and production viii
begin Immediately. with J. Warren Ker-
riEan in tthe title role The Empire
Of Illusion" viii be the first Of the
ORourke stories TO be produced. The
Long TraiI' Will constitute the second
feature Of the series. This story is laid
amid the turbulent politics of an OBJ
scure European principally The third
OF the series viii be The Pool OF
Flame" a story which opens in India
with the theft OF a sacred, gem and the
plot Of which EallOps around the word
The fourth IN the series will be I'm
Which O'Rourke Saves a Throne"
George Periolat and Vera Slsson viii
have parts The stage director viii be
Jacques Jaccarl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
War Is Sending All the Good
Actors and Actresses to
the United States.

CIV YORK. Aug. 22-War has
IN curious effect on the theater.
In some Of the recent crises Of
Mexico, the play houses Of the capital
OF that unhappy land were more
crowded than ever. War brings
tsgnation in most businesses and
the reaction Of the nervous tension
may drive unusual numbers TO the
relaxation Of the drama
Just at present, Manhattan man
ayers are not over the point where
they discuss war every waking hour.
Five more theaters have opened, max
ing seven in two weeks, but the
center of interest still was undoubt-
eoly the sanguiuary European con-
There may be a few American NAV
1olk stranded in the war zone who
VIII be unable 10 get 10 these peace
1ul shores But the general effect
VIII be to drive English and Contin-
entail players here in flocks This
Is because the stage across the water
VIII undoubtedly suffer very seriously
ana engagements (the contractual
Kind VIII be almost zero in number.
Cyr!l Maude's case illustrates this.
ne Planned to continue his London
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

"HERE are rumors that the Edison
is going TO lose several OF Its
leading actors. including Marc
MacDermott, who are on the verge OF
starting a little company Of their own.
Blanche Walsh has been engaged to
appear in The Straight Road" one or
the most popular plays from the pen
Of the great dramatist, Clyde Fitch
AdOlph Zukor has finally found the
vehicle for Gaby Deslys, the girl who
got by with the name OF a king. in a
few reels OF Her Triumph II is de-
clared that she is TO receive $1,000 for
transferring her artistic capabilities to
the screen
Those who know declare that Ger
trude Cameron. the fascinating Than
hauserite, has 1.-THE most beautiful eyes
on the screen" Among the 'in-the-
knows who are responsible for this
declaration are Charles McCauley and
William Wright the artists, who have
been trying to draw her picture
The incompatible Herbert Rawlin-
son. who is the big player in The
just completed a big five-reel prOduc-
tion Of Damon and Pythias," with him
self as the latter which. Of course,
spells success for the piece. Otis Tur-
uer directed the piece.
The motion picture magnet has
drawn one more Well-knOWn character
man from the 'legit' and musical COM
edy. and with it a valuable addition TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Burial BY Machinery
Made Possible BY Swiss
Professors Intention

Geneva, Switzerland. Aug. 22.-Burial
by machinery is the latest Development
OF Swiss ingenuity Professor J. Maui
er. chief Of the school Of mechanics. is
the inventor OF the new apparatus
which by an automatic process lowers
the coffin into the grave without the
aid OF ropes or men
The invention is a species OF elevator
resembling a stretcher on which the
coffin is placed above the grave.
Placed on a stretcher the coffin slowly
descends by its own impetus. operated
by wires into the grave Many sue
cessful experiments have been made in
the various cantons- The professor
predicts that in few years every
country viii adopt the invention. which
viii save unpleasant incidents during \
sad ceremony. which should be COM
plered as soon as possible
Professor AIauler seeks no pecuniary
benefit by his invention, which he OF
fers TO any country that may desire IL
He has not even patented IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Carolyn Thomson. who scored so bis, in
the title role Of this operetta last
season. viii positively be seen again
likewise John Park, who left so favor
able an impression, Will be seen once
more as the baron Other well re-
membered favOrites IN the cast, who
appeared here in Adele" on its last
engagement, are also promised.
Among them are Lottie incent,
Ralph Marin, Jules Espilly and Felix
Haney. The only new member OF the
cast is Miss May Phelps, who starred
in Miss Bob White" for several sea
sons.
bringing Up - ather." from the car
toons By George McManus, has been
put into a musical comedy. There
isn't a serious thought. situation, lire
or anything else serious In the play.
It's purpose is to drive away dull
care in order 10 make room for sun
shine in the lives Of theatergoers.
Father, Mother and the entire Jiggs
Family will visit FL Paso at the IL
Paso theater for an engagement on
January IS and II. Special attention
has been given 10 the musical num-
bers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

great palaces and beautiful grouuas OF
the Panama-pacific international eA-
position as the stage for tne scenes,
has been worked out by the sLanos az. Z Z
Film company. which has obtained tne
motion picture concession OF the eA-
position.
Marshall Neilan, the comedian, Is
one Of the reel" finds OF the Aalem
company. He is one of the youngest
chaps in pictures, but already us Ld ~
as a fun-malter has Travelled 1ar- 9r-
Neilan was only eleven years old when
he made his initial bow before the pub
lie.
Clifford Bruce. the handsome lead
ing man with the Pathe company, as
Cain in When Rome Ruled" made q
tremendous success This picture was
shown all over the country and he re-
ceived many congratulatory letters
complimenting him on his splendid i'm
personatiOn-
Edward Jose. the Pathe player, needs
little Introduction 70 the film world. for
in the famous "Perils Of Pauline he
plays a leading part in finished style
Recently he added TO his already long
line Of successes the character part OF
Stevens. in that remarkable film en-
titled The stain" recently released BY
the Eclectic company August Is Mr.
Jose became disenEaEed, as the Pathe
company disbanded its stock company
He has finished The faint" in six
reels. under the direction OF Frank
Powell. the splendid director OF the
Pathe company. In this feature drama
Mr.. Jose plays the lead
Well-behaved convicts in the state
prison at Deer Lodge. Mont, are RECALLED
with a movie show every week For
any minor infraction OF the prison rules
a convict is fined two picture shows"
and the governor affirms that disci-
pline has improved immensely since the
apparatus was installed The couvicts
viii suffer any punishment rather than
miss their picture show
Chatting about how critical the pic
actress recently said Il remember
scene in which one Of the characters
had died and was stretched out on
couch. while. as her ErievinE daugh-
ter. wept bitterly over her body. I
was scheduled 10 cross her arms, and
had got the left one in place all right
when the corpse, becoming rather
restless and thinking I was slow
about it. lifted the other one into
place herself We thought IL would
pass unnoticed on the screen. was
in a theater during the showing OF
the film. and when the dead body.
accommOdatingly moved its own arm
the audience broke into a roar OF
laughter.
Henry HcRea. director OF the I01
Bison Universal company. writes from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
KING BAG 0TAno LEAH BAtRD~S
STARRING IN"Jlha WERR. SENAroen

Inat love works both ways is graph
ically shown in Jim Webb. Senator. +"
an Imp three part political romance
King Basgot- That love viii reee-,s---
ate and make pure a person in one case
ana ofesk down the standards OF hon
esty and decent morals in another is
the story Of the play.
When Jim Webb was first elected IN
congress he was handsome and hon
est young lawyer living in small
southern town Jim is played by Mr.
BagSoL The slow metamorphosls OF
the man from the frank. chummy
quantity dressed young southerner INFO
the polished, clannish. vet fascinating
ana brilliant statesman is interesting
10 watch Allied with this change i'm
the man are dark political plots. Grim
Ilghting IN the secret committee cham
bers Of congress. and the fndor1ftabIe
viii of beautiful woman
Another phase that establishes this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

The main photo play at the Strand
Iheater for the week was the Valley
Of the Noon" written by Jack Lon
don II tells the experiences Of a young
couple in an Industrial revolution by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

play as being out of the ordinary is
the Intimate insight into the WORKINGS
OF a great political machine controlled
ana regulated by big money. One is
shown just why senator's do not vote
IS they believe on the floor OF the SEN
ate-the crushing influence that can be
brought 20 bear on new represent
atiye who sercuely believed that hon
esty can guide the political helm. Jim
binary methods of the lohbyist-hribes.
threats OF political ruin. the refusing
Of political patronage and what not.
failed 20 move him. But when they
struck through the first passion of the
human heart Jim wavered on the
brink How he was brought back the
reclamation OF "the woman who had
been sent 10 eutrap him and the final
and lasting defeat OF the lobbyists IS
an shown in swiftly moving action,
stirring situations and Smashing eli
makes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

stances bordering on poverty and eve
Incarceration Finally the young hus-
band and wife pack up their few be-
longings and start on a tramp TO find
some government land which they may
pre-empt and become farmers They
call this promised land The Valley OF
the Noon" The story goes on TO tell
how they eventually find this land and
become very prosperous farmers
Jos. P. Bickerton. IT.. managing di-
rector Of the New Era Producing COM
pany, Inc states that the cast OF the
Adele company. that sparkling oper-
eta which will play a return engage
ment in FL PasO this season, will re-
main the same as last season MISS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

the Western Essanay company. Many
viii recognize Ernest Van Pelt IN the
comedies which are now causing side
splitting laughter Hiram Clutts' is
the character name used by the former
footlight favorite while in the same
cast with slippery Sim" 'Sophine
Clutts," Mustang Pete" and Becky
Beyers."
The Man Who Was Msunder-
stood a two-reel drama by George
Hall, viii be the first picture that King
BaggQt, Imp star, will appear in under
the direction Of George Lessey
Beverly B2yne, the Essanay star, who
is known as the most beautiful woman
in motion pictures, received fifty pro-
posals OF marriage last month. It
seemed as though all the bachelors
young. old. rich and poor-imme diately
have matrimonial aspirations the min
ute you see Miss Bayne on the screen.
That realism has become the rule OF
Essanay phOtoplays is shown in I'm
der Royal Patronage" new and
thrilling two-act drama which is to be
released in the near future Many OF
the scenes are laid IN the royal palace
OF the German emperor, and real
gowns and real Jewels are necessary.
Owing 10 the closing OF its Paris
branch, as a result OF the war the Wit
agraph company has dismissed about
sixty members OF its stock company.
Among those who have left are Helen
Gardner and James Young.
A motion picture serial, with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

see in the search for Sylvia a way OF
! retrieving their fortunes.
/ The energetic stock exchange youths
/ sleze the wrong girl, Sally DriscoIl
l Miss Brady, school chum Of Sylvia.
( A burglar and the police figure in the
/ entanglements. There is a double love
l story between the two young ladies
! and the two young men. of course.
Sally is held under lock and key in
Z spite of her explanations, tears and
/ entreaties and delivered TO the irasci-
Z Bile uncle.
The leading male yole is taken by
/ Craven in TOO Many Cooks" when
that actor took a vacation
80
The most versatile variety artist Of
today, Sylvester Schaffer. made his
American debut at the Forty-fourth
Street theater last Saturday. He gives
an entire performance by himself. His
range Of accomplishments is marvel
ously wide. First he astounds with
his coin and card manipulations- next
Delft" and few moments later he
is Juggling in way japanese would
envy.
Good buflesque is ever popular and
one would 90 far to find anything sur
passing that dispensed at the Columbia,
which has opened its season.
The Bon Ton girls were received
with great enthusiasm and the fat
mans perspirinE efforts provoked real
good hearty laughs. which are some
times rarity hereabouts-
The young women were dressed in
tights, now considered prudish in GER
tain Broadway houses / could men
ton But they excited much interest
just the same and their dances and
other maneuvers were highly applaud
ed Bert Taylor and Charles Raymond.
two spouse with wandering eyes in the
sketch My Wife's Husband" were also
welcomed
Twin Beds" which came near being
dragged into the awful light Of pub
licity through a court proceeding to
see II somebody wasn't plagarizing
somebody, has been seen for the first
time at the Fulton thcater.
Margaret Mayo wrote the stage YER
sion Of Twin Beds" from Edward SAL
lsbury Fields story OF the same title.
Fay wallace last seen here in Ready
Money. heads the cast and among the
supporting players are Ray Cox
CHARLES Judels, John Wesley, George [
Lawrence, John Cumberland and Ma
bel Acker- The Fulton had been redec-
GRATED in the weeks II had been closed, I
and N chairs now replace the loge boxes /
Of the balcony
Hartley Manners ever refreshing I
comedy. Peg o. Ny Heart" began its J
a. = en- ia cement AT popular prices last Z
llght In the Manhattan opera house
me company seen here will shortly /
begin an extended engagement in BOs- I
-on. Miss Elsa Ryan played the role 1
which Laurette Taylor CAIrs. Manners) !
created The cast included Thomas /
Holding, Alma Tell. Vivian Gilbert, /
Isle Leigh and Frank Burbeck-
x
me main photo play at the Strand /
-heater for the week was the Valley /
II the Moon" written by Jack Lon i
ION II tells the experiences Of a young /
oupie IN an Industrial revolution by Il
which they are reduced to circum-
The Adair County news., 1914-11-04
Clever PosIal Clerks.

A baseball fan in Chicago clip.
ped number IS" from a large
~ali calendar and TASTED it on a
sealed, stamped envelope, then
mailed It. thinking ne could fool
the postal clerks.
The Chicago clerk had heard
of Christy Mathewson, however,
and also knew the nickname of
the famous pitcher. He had
heard that the Idol of all fan
out West somewhere; so very
sensibiy ne wrote on the enve-
lope: TRY Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles clerk was
equally we'll informed on base
ball topics. He passed the letter
over to the carrier who delivered
in "Matty's" neighborhood,
without writing any further d.
rections on the envelope.
Usually the clerks take no de-
light in the unpleasant. task of
interpreting cryptic addresses,
but this one was easy for a base
ball fan"