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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-08
Dayburn Casino Open
SUPERB DANCE FLOOR FILLS
LONG FELT WANT.
To be Conducted In Superior Manner
by Burns g. Day.


The opening of the newly built Day
burn Casino dancing pavilion Saturday
was another epoch making event for
Peaks Island. The building, construct
ed In the most modern way, with steel
floor and roof trusses, and Of such di-
mansions that three hundred couples
may dance at one time, is situated on
the beach at Trefethen's landing reach
ing out over tho water where its hun
dred windows may catch the cool
breath Of the sea. The building mea-
sures SO by 10S feet with wide
promenade encircling the dance floor
40 by 80 feet clear space. The build
ing Is high studded and the light steel
roof trusses give 1t firm yet airy APP
.pearance. The interior color scheme
Is olive green. Many conveniences not
usually given have been incorporated
such as toilets, check rooms, a
coda shop, etc, etc. The mu-
sic at all dances will be furnished by
the famous Chandler's Band orchestra,
giving the finest dance music in Casco
Bay Brilliantly lighted with it's soft,
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exact. Recent arrivals were: Mr.. c.
a. Reed and Mr.. George II. Pomeroy
or Bath; Mrs. Henry A. Free of Lewis
ton, who came for few days to sup.
ervise the work at her new summer
nome; Mr.. G. @. Diggles of Lewiston:
MRS. John A. Peterson and Miss Eliz-
abeth Peterson, Portland; Mr.. Philip
". chapman and Miss Florence Ros-
eoe, Portland; Mr.. G. d. and Mr.. w
D. willis, MIR. John Rogers of Bruns.
wick Mrs. Alexander of Milton, Mass:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pomeroy and Mr..
Continued on Page 80
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left for his home last Thursday.

Mrs. Viana M. Philbrick and her
daughter, Miss Ethel Philbrick of He
bron arrived here July to stay until
September Is. This will make Miss
Philbrick's tenth summer at Harps-
we'll with her friends, R. NJ. Strout and
family.
Mrs. Fred A. Morey and Miss Ruth
Morey of Lewiston have arrived for
the entire season at their delightful
cottage, Hurricane Hut, situated on
Hurricane Ledge. They are among
South Harpswell's very welcome
guests.
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SOUTH HARPSWEEL.

Continued from Page ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-29

mats, baby shoss, ross bsads, photo
prints, lady's mittsus, Mr. Florence Gull
ford, /. Mat and handbag, Mrs Marcia
Conner, q
Bedsprsad, Mn + A Johnson, 1. Bed
room Get, covsrlet, bureau and commode
scarfs, mats, pillow and table covers,
Mrs r g Seigars, Ellsworth, 1. Silk sofa
pillow, Mrs Lila D Littleheld, /.
RUGS.
Knitted, Lila Hutchins, l. Drawn,
Mr. Augusta Carter, 1; Mrs willard Lunt,
2. Braided, Mrs willard Lunt, l.; Mn
Augusta Carter, 2. Auto r6be, Mrs LILA
Hutchins, /.
Flag, Mrs e A Lewis, /. Worstsd, Mrs
Augusta Carter, i; Mira Lila D Attleneld,
u.
Infants Jacket and bootees, Mrs Carrie
Staples, 4; bonnet and bootees, Mrs Fred
Hutchins, 2. Mittens, Mrs willard Lunt,
I; Mrs Augusta Carter. 2.
BABY SHOW.
At2p. No., eight splendid babies were
presented ct the baby-shcw. Wyman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Guilford, Of
Penobscot, won the beauty prize. veima,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith,
of Millvale, aged six months, weight
twenty pounds, won for heavy weight.
INTERFERING AND CURIOUS.
OF especial interest was the beautiful
display Of hand painted china BY Charles
Atkins, Of Brockton, Mass
A basket vase made by Miss Agnes Pea
body, OF Lewiston, aud tidy exhibited
by Mrs. NJ. J. Page, made Of thread that
came from the cargo Of the ship Gala
donna, Of Glasgow, Scotland. which came
ashore At psakhill bar, Cape Cod, in 1854,
attracted much attention.
. A curio brought by Mrs. g A Grover
was ship in bottle. Curious indeed
were the quirt made BY Navajo Indians,
and horse-hair rope made BY Mexicans.
exhibited BY Dr.. and Mrs. Brown.
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EDEN.

Miss Lula Allsy is visiting in Water
Vile.
Mrs.. Minnie Aliea, Of Bar Harbor, Wa
In town last week.
Howard and Maurice Amy have gone to
Aroostook county to get work.
Miss Eva Carroll, Of Bar Harbor, was ii
Mr.. ]. L. Hodgkins' last week.
Mrs. sheridan Gilbert has gone To
Qusbec to visit her sister, Mn. James
Floyd.
Miss Marion Thomas ID ct homs from
Bar Harbor, where she has bean sm-
ployed.
Mis- Lois Leland, who il 1t Bar Harbor.
spsnt the weekend with her mothsr.
Mrs.. =. e. Leland.
Q. L Fiye, Mrs. Henry Flye ana dsueh-
ter, Mrs. Lettie Smith, Of Brooklin. wers
guests Of Mrs.. Harvey Allen last ~ssk.
Sept. a. "
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n TIE ARMY
They say: "A man : a. stroag
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Atwood's Medicine, and you will keep
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come from = weak stomach.
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Buy : Sc bottle at your nearest
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FkEE--sYs Oh Songs." words and mt.
Of SIXTY. popular soaGp sent free on RECEIPT 9
, outsids yellow vFaepers from the ecstias
together va yeur spjniea Of our Aedie'ss
1E: AkDoc1lG ca. Portland -
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NEWS.

Capt. Isaac verriil Il very low.
~. ~. pohsr.o,. i. .~.;r t...h,,

Capt. Isaac verriIl u vary low.
Mrs. TenA Robinson il again tsaching
in Bradford.
School commenced Sept Ii. with the
same teachers.
The o. e. 8. il planning sale Of cooked
food to b held soon.
Miss kncia Lef1ngweIl spent few day .
recently on Colts Island.
Miss Grace Wood, Of Brooklin, visited
Mrs. Alfred Higgins last week.
Miss Bessie Reed spent . lew days re-
Gently with Hollis Reed and wife.
Miss Mira v. Dix, OF Germantown, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. Dix and Mrs. Holden.
Waiter sprague il ct home, after having
employment on Bailey island during tho
summer.
Ralph w. Richardson and wife, Of
Wellesley, Mass-, we're here few days
last week.
The last Sunday mail for tho srason
came last Sunday. The noon mail will be
discontinued after Sept. 30.
Lawrence Kelley has returned from .
visit to Jonesport, and left Monday for
Baltimore to pursue the study Of dem
tistry.
Mn. c. A. Dolliver, who has Dsen very
III, IL able to bs moved to Swans Island.
Mr.. Margaret Trask y keeping house In
her absence.
Sent. a. p II
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NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Percy Hanscom visited ct his home In
Glen, N. H., last week.
Dana Dyer and Edward Bragdcn ars
home from Northeast Harbor.
Capt. r. p. Colt 10 visiting his daughter,
Mn. Winnie Hanson, at KinxmAn.
Mrs. e. r. Bartlett and daughter Mil
drsd. Of Eastbrook, were here Saturday.
Elsie Remission Royce, OF Boston, who
visitsd her aunt hsrs, returned homo
Monday.
Eugene Goodwin and family. who have
bsen ct Bar Rarbor Tor the summer, came
homo Sunday.
Mrs. Beatrice johnson Higgins. Of
Portland, b . guest It the home Of
Willis Billings.
A harvest supper and aais at tbs Mstho-
dat vsstry V announced for Tuesday
evening, OCT. 8.
Thomas Graves and wife and Ernest
Swan and vile motorsd from Northeast
Harbor wednesday.
Hiss 0argoret FRASER, OF Ellsworth,
spent Sunday with her grandparents, L.
A. Bunker and wife.
Mrs. Agnes Fraser, who u homo from
Northeast Harbor, visited at Bar Harbor
and Ellsworth on her return.
Mrs.. Thomas Bragdon. who has spent
several weeks 1t her former home, Prince
Edward Island, returned last week, &C.
companied By hsr mother.
lafayette Bunker and wife, George H.
Bunker, wife and son, Leslie Bunker and
vita. with Calvin Havey, attended the
Bunker reunion 1t Gouldsboro.
A surprise party and dime social at the
Methodist parsonage Friday evening re-
suited in pleasant gathsring and added
between two and three dollars to the
treasury Of the ladies' aid society.
Willard French and wife, who have
spent the summer with their daughter,
Mrs. Geneva Newman, q Southwest Har-
Dor, returned Tuesday. Their daughter,
Mn. Angie Wood, Of Ellsworth, il with
them 1t present.
Sept. n. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-29
NORTH PENoBsCor.

The potato crop win be rather light,
with some rot.
Highland grange will have its annual
fair Wednesday, with . blowing contest.
Work was in progress last week ON the
road through lowell's woods, for which
the last Legislature appropriated 5000
and tbs town goo. Road Commissioner
George Leach il hustling the work along.
With his North Penobscot crew and
teams, be put 40 loads Of stone and about
$50 loads Of dirt on . section Of 100
fset. When sufEiciently covered, this will
receive layer Of gravel with an average
depth Of eight inches. There arc S,50o
feet to b rebuilt and widensd.
4ept. a. b.
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liam Jaass B<rtlstt, Of Beverly. Mass,
By Rsv. lrr. DoEan, using the single ring
services, IN tbs prsssncs Of large number
Of gussts. Ths brids, attended By her
mother, was gownsd in white lace, with
bait bouquet Of sweet psas.
The decorations Of the rooms were eflec-
tive. In the parior, autumn leaves and
golden rod formed Hitting frame FOR the
bridal tablsau, while the banks Of blue
astes were frightened BY clusters /oi
sweet psas, pink astsrs and other gay
flowers. A delicious collation. was served
In an informal way.
After vacation OF Z week, Mr.. Bartlett
will return TO hie work in Beverly, and
Mr.. Bartlett Will remain until her
mother is ready to leave for her winter
home with her daughter Mildred and hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall, Of South
Framingham, Mass. A little later Mr..
and Mrs. Bartlett will commence house,
keeping In Boston.
RECITAL.
Thursday evening, Sept. q, Mrs. Eve
Mayo Joy and her pupils gave recital At
the home OF Byron w. Mayo. The pro-
gram reflected much credit upon both
teachera and class. Miss Barbara Whitmore.
one Of the advanced pupils, accompanied
in the duet. The proenm:
Piano solo, waltz, BR Anthony, Op II, No :
Hope Norwood
Piano solo, Carnival waltz. J Frank Frysinger
Hfida Clark
Piano solo, waltz,
Ronald Harmon
Piano solo. Dance, X Louise Paxton
Frances Conary
Piano duet, Maznrks Brisante. Carl Helms
Leons Ralph and Mrs Joy
Piano solo, waltz,
John Lawler
Piano solo, Fairy Stories, WI Neidiingsr
Bernice Squirting
Piano solo. Heur DsLis, stoutenburs
Dorothy Ralph
Primo duet. March. RS Morrison
Bertha Robinson and Elizabeth LAwicr
Plano solo, In the Meadows. BR Anthony
Elsie Phillips
Plano solo. Marine Galop, Pierre Lato mr.
Hope wiilisms
Piano solo. Beautiful Dream, ellis
Anna Robinsoa
Organ solo. selected
Edna Biliings
Piano solo, Moonlight waltz Sparrow
Kathlyn Gray
Piano solo. Revirie A Fieldhouse
Elizabeth LAWYER
Piano duet. witches Flight II u Russell
Barbara Whitmore and Mrs Joy
Sept. q. STRAY.
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HANCOCK POINT.

The Tarrstine house closed Sept. q.
Arthur Loandef and william Reed are
home fromlthe boats.
8. z. Penney and wifs, Of Bangor, spent
the weak lend with Q. A. Penney.
Mrs. DanisI; t3allison was called to BAN
&oe last week BY the illness Of NJ. CALI
CON.
ssverallirom hers attended stag party
u the ..Rsdmsn's camp in Eastbrook last
Friday.
Ths baseball team played Ellsworth q
Niedlin fair winning By the scors Z to o.
The samel teams played ct the grange
'fsir at Haneock, Sept. q.
sept. -. A.
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BRooRsvuLE.

Norman Ciosson has gone to Bangor,
where he has employment.
James Roper and vile rAturned IRON
New London, Conn.,, for short vacation
at home.
L n. Billings and Albion Closson have
returned from Swans Island, where they
have been employed.
Tuesday morning, about o'clock,
the store Of F. b. Billings was broken
into, and 20 in small change was taken,
also Z pair Of mems shoes, cigars, candy
and soda water. Entrance was obtained
BY smashing window ct the rear Of the
store.
Sept. n. A.
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EGYPT.

EGYPT.
Allen Butlsr returned this week from
Boston.
Chauncsy Butlsr left this weak for Bar
ward college.
Mr.. " illiam Jordan and daughter an
u home for . visit.
Min Alta Austin has gone to the East
ern Maine general hospital for IN opsra-
tion.
Samuel Savage ID Waiting bis wiis, who
Il working for Mrs.. asrdison' n East.
hreek.
Ma. Leonard Clarke and daughter Lee
nora spsnt few days this week st Bar
Harhor.
Miss Marion West, who Il teaching
ct Bar Aarbor, spent the weekend at her
homo hsre.
Mrs. Norris Savage spent Saturday at
Bar Harbor. She was accompanied home
by her husband.
Floyd 3cammon il At home on = vaca-
tion, having spent the summer in bar
Harbor driving public car.
sept. n. Fl. A. c.
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Mn. F. 3. Bsais returned from Bangor
Saturday.
Mn. A. p. Leach i visiting her mothsr
~ East Corinth.
Elmore Roberts, who has besn employed
u Dark Hsrbor. L home.
Mr.. 8. p. Peterson and daughter Kats,
Of Portland, are hare ON business.
Harold Reed, y. Of N. 10, spent satur-
day and Sunday with Rsv. c. .. smith
and wife.
T Sept. n. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-29
COUNTY NEWS.


Little Merle Tyler u very III.
{ Miss Father Lans il employed It Miss
Coles summer hotel.
Miss Nina Stewart has gone 10 jones'
port to visither father.
Bishop Harding and fanily lsft for
Warrington "Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles ssurtevant and family have
returned to Warrington, d. G.
w. ". Dodge and family havs returned
to their home in Warrington, D. c.
Miss Violet TAintsr, who has been em-
ployed 1t the soldisrs' homo, h 1t home.
Warren Ford, who has been employed
in Apollo. lows, In cannery, il q home.
Mr.. and Ma. Fred Pierce are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of daugh-
ter.
The date Of the Harvest Home lair and
supper has bean changed from Oct. - to
Oct. u.
George Tsinter broke his wrist last
week, whom starting the engine in his
motor boat.
Mrs. and Miss Ethel Bamford, Of Lynn,
Mass. are spending Z few weeks At their
cottage At Haven.
w. B. Grant and family, OF Old Town,
have been visiting Mrl. Grants mother,
Mrs. Warren burns.
Miss Edith Lopaus, who has been en-
ployed 1t Northeast Harbot, II with her
grandmother MrN. Markr
g. e. Lurvey and family have returned
from Jonesport, where Mr.. Lurvey end
his son have BEEN employed.
Mrs. 8. W. Grimm, Misses Eta Bridges,
ELLA Grimm and Kathleen Blake spent
the weekend 1t Wintsrport.
Mrs. Fred Phillips and Miss Aatrid. who
have spent the summer in Ellsworth ana
Bluehiil, are visiting Mrs. Edith Phillips
At Flye Point.
Mrs. A. e. Farnsworth Las returned
from Lewiston. where she accompanied
her niece, Miss Irene Wells. who IL attend
ing Gates college.
8. e. Cousins and wife, who have spent
the summer in the White mountains, are
at home. They will 60 to Florida again
this winter.
Mrs. Nellie Barrett, Of Washington,
d. C., who has spent the summer with her
uncle, J. Il. Hooper. 1t Haven, returned
to her home Thursday.
The social Tuesday evening, At the
chapel, given BY tie defeated side, the
Blnes, in the "Trip to Palestine" contest
in the Baptist Sunday school, was well At
tended, Notwithstanding the stormy
night. A pleasing entertainment was
given, refrsshments served and games en-
joyed.
About thirty men are employed on the
Porter place now. Work will begin this
week on the foundation Of the large cot
tage, which be is going TO have built Of
field stone and brick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter have returned to Boston. The
work 10 in charge OF Mr.. Hagerthy, Of
Boston, the contractor.
Mrs. Georgia Foley delightfully."- enter
tanned six tables Ut whist Wednesday
evening. Miss Nellie Cousins and Prin
Allen won the frat prizes, L. @. Phillips
tho gentieman's consoldtion prize. For
the lady's consolation prize there wefs
two contestants-M Mrs. Naomi Alien and
Mrs. r. J. 6taplss. Dainty rsfrsshmspts
wers served.
Lookout chapter, .. q. g., INST Friday
evening. After practice work, social
evening was enjoyed. II was opened by .
Another Goooen contest. Mn. n. A.
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SWANS BLAND.

BENJAMIN 6tinson il III.
Miss Gladys sthson il home from
Northeast Harbor. "a
Capt. Alonxo Smith an wife were here
. few days recently.
Keith, son Of Mrs. Rita Grssnlaw,
broks his arm last week.
Mrs. A. n. Newman vas here recently
calling ON friends before going to Boston
Tor the winter.
Mis- Marjorie Kent has returned from
Southwest Harbor where she has been
employed through the summer.
Sept. q. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-29

The mailordsr house 10 raging ''a'
on fhs local merchants With adrsrt's'ns
g ito apemunition. The local msrceah'
soho doesn't fight hack NTH the SANE
asamunition u bound to lose out.
NAen ths ma-orildsr house Jdnds
tops phoss local merchants do not 40
vsrsiss, il fatssns n catalogue mailing
list.
Tia maiLorder house IS dduertss; ny
for your business. What ara 10" g0S's
TO do about 1T
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BLUEHnL.

r 8. Osgood and wife and 8. g. Hinck-
Icy and wife attended the Dover and Fox.
croft fair last week, making the trip In
Mr.. Hinckley's automobile.
Miss Gertrude Townsend has gone to
Boston for the winter. :
DR.. and Mrs. Ramsey are In town for Z
short stay. Mrs. Ramsey il the daughter
Of Judge Lesk, Of ST. Paul, Who spent
many summers here.
Mrs. 3. c. Stone and Miss r. h. Hinck-
ley have closed their homo here and re-
turned to West Roxbury for the winter.
Gale Hinckley has entered Higgins cias-
steal institute at Charleston.
6spt. q. H.
william Mcdowell, whose death on
Sept. Is was briefly recorded last week,
had been . resident here since early man
hood. he retired from sctivs business
some years ago. He was . good citizen,
and . loyal frieud. He Was { member Of
Ira Berry lodge, r. and A. n. He lsavee
. widow and one daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-29
SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

A. /. HOLMES, who has bssn seriously i'll,
il now able to b about ths house and TO
60 out littls.
Mrs. Fred Robbins has returned to
Yinalhassn light station, after two weeks
with her mother.
Mn. RadcIifl, who hos bssn houne-
kespsr for John g. Wilson. has gone to
Rockiand for . few weeks. Mrs. Thomp-
son will NIL tbs place during her abssncs.
MANNED.
A prstty wedding took placs on Wsd-
nssday afternoon, Bspt. a. It sHillcrsat'',
the sumu,sr homs OF Mrs. Mary Finnsy
ct Southwest Harbor, when her eldest
daughter, Eta Mas, wss married TO VIII
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-22
OLD PLAINSMAN DEAD.
Nathan Goliober, of Clay Center, Was
Friend of Kit Carson.

Clay Center, Kan, March az
Nathan Gollober, one of the Oldest
settlers of Clay county, died at his
home in Clay Center Saturday. He
was born in Germany and came to
this country in sailing vessel in
1855.
In 1859 he went on the plains and
entered the employ of the govern
acquainted with Kit Carson, the
famous frontiersman and scout and
the friendship then formed always
existed between the two old veterans.
Kit Carson presented him with a
brace of Derringer pistols, iniaid with
ten dollar gold pieces, which Colo
Der priced very highly. He rode the
pony express out of Fort Bridges,
Utah.
He enlisted at Fort Breckenridge
in Company D, First United States
cavalry, in 1860 and re-enlisted in
June, 1861, in Company A, Third reg
wounded in the battle of Val Vedre,
N NJ, February, 1862, and was dis
charged June 90, 1864.
Mr. Gollober pre-empted quarter
Clay county, in 1856. His wife was
the first woman to die in the town
ship, in the fall of 1869, and in that
year he moved to Clay Center and
has been a resident of Clay Center
ever since, but has not been engaged
in active business for the last twenty
years. He was a director in the First
National bank for twenty-five years.
Mr.. Gollober was strictly honest in
all his dealings. In early days he was
the copies banker without u bank
Farmers would eeave money with MIN
for safe keeping without even a note
or scratch of a pen, but he was al
ways ready for the occasion when the
cali for the money was made. He is
survived by one son, Arthur Gollober,
who is married and resides in Clay
Center and with whom he spent his
declining years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-22

Miss Florence Hinkle, whose posi-
ton in the concert world is of the
first rank, gave song recital yeSter-
day afternoon in Aeolian hall before
large and enthusiastic audience.
Miss Hinkle's program was varied
enc, opening with Da Capua's 'Dal sen
del Caro- Sposo.' and continuing with
groups of German, French and Italian
songs In these days of half Guilt
waited voices and half understood in
terpretations, the presence of a singer
of Miss Hinkle's authority and art is
a welcome relief to the enforced con-
certgoer Her mastery of 1egato was
most evident in her Italian numbers,
but it was in the German feder that
she was perhaps most successful: Her
appearances are always evocative of
pleasure.
.sTiIiie's Puncturcd Romance" at Hip.
Any one who lays any claim at all 20
being a follower of the silent drama
has seen a Keystone comedy. Every
one who has seen a keystone comedy
knows Charles Chaplin, the bland
Young man with the meager mustache
and the propensity for sliding on ms
ear without any provocatlon at all
Every one who has seen Keystone
comedy has Toasted his eyes on Mabel
Normand who is nothing if not beau
tiful and charming and completely If
resistible, and whose eyes have fac
ulty of rowing in the most coquettlSh
manner possible.
Well, these two popular dispensers
of rnerri paent are the main supporters
of Marie DreSsler, the famous comedy
star in the keystone Film company'S
proudest product, Titles Punctured
Romance which will be divulged at
the Hip all this week commencing
matinee today. TITLES Punctured
Romance" which is in six parts, and
is the biggest thing of it's kind yet put
out and if Charles Chaplin and Mable
Normand are funny in a single reel,
they are six times funnier in this. At
least that's what every critic who has
seen TITLES Punctured Romance
has made affidavit to.
Marie Dressler is new to the screen,
stage is nation wide. She is perhaps
best known for her work in Titles
Nightmare N which she toured this
country several times. The Tillie of
the Romance is the Tillie of the
Nightmare, and an exceedingly ludi-
crouS parsonage she is
At the Novelty.
There IS an attractive variety OF
juggling in the act of Frear Baggot
and Frear who head the bill at the
Novelty the first half of this week.
These boys give an exhibition of jug
Cling and manipulations that is no
table for the speed and dexterity of
handling. Something new in the line
of musical instruments has been in
vented by two clever artists. A1mont
and Celest, which they will play in
addition to their work on other instru-
mentS during the course of their act
/ The new instrument is called the Sep
I tiphone. Billy Chase and Charlotte
LaTour, tip-top topical songsters; Al