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lants).
 Violin solo, "Serenade," Mrs. c. 2. Mclean
 Soprano solo, 70, Divine Redeem er," (Gounod).
 Hymn, "Oh, Mother Dear Jerusa- lem," choir and congregation.
 Duet, "The Lord Is My Light. (Back), Miss Broadstreet and Mr. Adams.
 Offertory, "Humoresqde'' (by re- Quest).
 Anthem, Pear Not Ye, o Israel, (LerOy).
 nenedictiOn.
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Mrs. H. K. Calvert and her mother Mrs. A. w. Lehman, will return today from San Antonio, Texas, where they have spent several weeks for the ben eft of Mrs. Calvert's health.
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(s. Taylor Entertains
 Honor of visitor

Hiss Annie Mai Rudolph of Clarks- Re, Tenn, who is the house guest Miss Maxine Mathews, was the est of honor Friday afternoon at outing at Noble Lake given by MT.
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Mrs. Jesse R. Core and daughter of Plum Bayou are in the city, the guest of Major and Mrs. H. A. Me- Coy on West Second avenue.
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Mrs. Annabelle Roberts went to Altheimer yesterday for a few days visit with Judge and Mrs. T. M. Phil lips and their guest, Miss Adeline Davis, of Charlottesville, Va.
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for several days past has been the guest of Miss Mary Will Winters, re- turned home yesterday.
 Miss Johnny Lee Ponder left yes- terday for Lewisville, where She will be the guest of Mrs E. H. Gardner, formerly of this city.
 Mrs. w. P. Slayton and children, for the past few days have been in the city, returned yesterday to their home in England.
 Mrs. h. E. Harris, who for several days past has been visiting MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Barbare of 102 West Seventeenth avenue returned yester- day to her home in Rison.  Miss Estelle Simpson left yester- day for McNeill, where she will be the guest of Miss Marie Luck for sev- eral days. Mrs. H. A. Kennedy of 1512 West
 Benton, where she will visit for sew eral days. 4- Misses Hughlett and Margaret Coleman who for the past few days have been visiting in Little Rock re-. ! turned home yesterday Robert Kesterson and family left yesterday for Humphrey, where they
 will be the guest of pr. A. D. Bum for ccupro1 dave
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Justice l.. E. Cheek and family will motor to Little Rock this morning and return this afternoon.
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Little Misses Lota and Beverly Kramer of Texarkaha are visiting Mrs. J. E. Watts, 914 West Fourth avenue.
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Mrs. G. E.. Palmer of Little Rock arrived yesterday for visit witf her son, Fred w. Palmer
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Enjoyable House Party Comes to An End.

The members of the house party given bg Miss Martha Hellums, m the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jules Hellums of Grady, returned home yesterday after a most enjoy able week spent with all manner of
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Mrs. Emma Huggard and daugh ter, Mrs. Watson Stewart, of Sal Bernardino, Cal, are the guests 0 Mrs. J. H. Dellmon on East Seton avenue.
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Mrs. Geo. w. Lindsay of Sherrill arrived in the ctiy yesterday for a few days visit with MT. and Mrs V. o. Alexander and other relatives
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!: Mrs. Arthur Derroux, who recent! underwent an operation at the Davis hospital, is able to be up.
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Robert Kesterson and family left yesterday for Humphrey, to spend several days as the guests of Dr. A. D. Dunn and family.
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Mrs. M. M. Tague of Lawton, Okla. who has been visiting MT. and Mrs
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both indoor and outdoor. sports

both indoor and outdoor sports.
 Those in the party were Misses Edna Clements of English, Miss Sarah Hudson, Miss Marie Atkinson and Miss Bessie, Mexl Wsls, Messrs Stowell Mead, Harold Seabrooks, James Cross and Monroe and Gordon Perdue.
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The Missionary society of the Flaw ley Memorial church will meet a
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Mrs. M. c. Thompson of Little Rock who has been visiting Mrs. J. c Brown on East Sixth avenue, return ed home yesterday afternoon.
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Robert Kesterson and family left yesterday for Humphrey, where they will be the guest of pr. A. D. Bum for several days.
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Mrs. H. R. Hicks returned to Mar veil this afternoon, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Mince.
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WAISTS
 special pretty Crepe de Chine, Jap Silk, Voles Organds Sheer Lawns military and awning stripes, 7kn colors, worth to $1.30; Sale price ! Oo Chine striped Silk and Net Waists, In beautiful range coors military stripes regular $: @ m cou9"y ss go css ss s'yfs good value at $150
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Mrs. A. Patterson and children have returned from Texarkana where they visited relatives and friends fol the past week.
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Mrs. T. B. McEwen is i'll at her home on West Fifth avenue.
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Mrs. w. M. McCurey of Noble Lake spent the day in the city yesterday.
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Fine quality English Nainsook for lin gerie underwear and dresses, 36 inches wide. a 2Oc seller, Special V1 gQ 10 yard bolts, Sale price ---------~ si0O
 Chamois finished Long Cloths, in eight yard bolts, put up in sealed packages, regu- lar $100 values, 7Qa
 Extra fine quality Long Cloth, in sani- tary packages, eight yards to the bolt, worth S125; excellent for underwear; OEn Sale price
 12hc and 15c Nainsook. Batiste and Long Cloth in short lengths from 7n to 10 yards; Sale price, yard ---------s
 Tom Boy Linen finished Suiting. striped 32 inches wide best romper cloth 79A made, worth 17c Sale price ---------- IOV
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Mrs. M. R. Benton has gone to Fort Smith for a visit with her son, Will Benton, and family.
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o'clock Monday afternoon in the church.:
 Miss Gardner of Little Rock is In the city the guest of Misses Hughlett and Margaret Coleman in south Cherry street. Mrs. Frank Vaughn and children left yesterday for Harrisonburg, Va, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. J. w. Elrod of Rison returned yesterday to her home, after spending few days as the guest of Mrs. Mike Moore here. Miss Inez Hamilton and Miss Lola Searcy of Rison returned to Rison yeste rday, after several days visit in the city with relatives. Mrs. Ed Harrington and family re- turned yesterday to their home in Me- Arthur after visit with J. E Gray on the Sulphur Springs road. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Foster and son, Attorney Cliff Foster, motored to Hot Springs yesterday. They will re- turn today. Mrs. Bertie Lee Cross, of 1901 West Eighteenth avenue, who has been ill for several weeks, was reported bet ter yesterday. 
 Mrs. A. Patterson and children have returned from Texarkana where they visited relatives and friends for the past week.
 Mrs M. c. Thompson of Little Rock, who has been visiting Mrs. J. c. Brown on East Sixth avenue, return ed home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Huggard and daugh- ter, Mrs. Watson Stewart, of San BernardinO, Cal, are the guests of Mrs. J. H. .Dellmon on East Second avenue.
 Mrs. H. K. Calvert and her mother, Mrs. A. w. Lehman, will return today from San Antonio, Texas, where they have spent several weeks for the ben eft of Mrs. Calvert's health. Mrs. M. M. Tague of Lawton, Okla., ! who has been visiting MT. and Mrs.
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DRESSES

collection of values that have never been offered before about,50 Novelty Voe and other sheer sum
 o materials ia tal ,;s worth a, from $500 to $1.92
 striped Voiles, solid coored and e- broidered Crepes printed with white coor and QXn cuffs, $2.30
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Miss Vivian Moore of Rison, who
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C. D. Harrison, left yesterday to re- turn home.
 The Womans Missionary society or the First Methodist church will meet at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Wheland, with a literary program.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Lakeside Methodist church will hold its regular social Session at the church Monday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Maggie Robinson of Texar- kama arrived in the city yesterday to be tho guest of T. N. Poss and Miss Hallie Poss in West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs w. B. Sorrells and Miss Mary Rison, where they have been visiting for several days.
 Mrs. M. B. Tonsdale and Miss Ruby Mckinney of Rison are in the city, the guests of Mrs. w. J. Bay , lis and w. B. Cooper in West Pullen street.
 Mrs. M. c. Thompson, who for the past few days has been the guest of Mrs. J. c. Brown in East Sixth ave- nue, returned to her home yesterday. Miss Bertha Bishop returned yes terday from Fayetteville. where she has been attending the summer school of the university.
 Robert Kesterson and family left vesterday for Humphrey. to spend
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Miss Bertha Bishop returned yes terday from Fayetteville. where she has been attending the summer school of the university.
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Mrs. Bertie Lee Cross, of 1901 West Eighteenth avenue, who has been i'll for several weeks, was reported bet ter yesterday.
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A Sale of DRESS LENGTHS

A
 We are showing a very extensive line of Summer Dress Fabrics in dress lengths. Thousands of yards of the most desired materials, cut in Dress Lengths at very much reduced prices.
 Dress Patterns at 39c
 < yard Pattern Dress Gingham, plaid, stripes QQo ond checks regular 1Oc quality, pattern ------OOV
 ysra pssrn Be9a Bs9'e1n Fold Peroae aa inches 39c yard Pattern, neat striped Tissues, kQn onr regular 15c quality pattern OOV yard Pattern of 200 Plsse Crepe, 6Qo a dandy bargain. pattern wv yard Pattern Plaid Dress Crepes, hQn the pattern m yard dn2 Rattsn se ns;te4s sa%s Linen in lavender 59
 ard R,er1 rrde tst o taftesn 5as wss 59c 6 yard Pattern striped Percaes, hQn 121bc quality, the pattern ------------------OO yard Pattern 45 inch plain White Voile, EQa l 20c quality the pattern yard Pattern 36 inch Beech Cloth Suiting, kQn l tan only, 19c value ~ 6 ward Pattern 40 inch Dress Voie, Q0n l 25c value the pattern OO
 Pasrn a2 ss o1ss' cspss
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STAPLES

White and Ecru Curtain Nets in figures and plain regular lace curtain Nets, 36 to AZ inches wide, 15c and 20c values, 101o Sale price, yard --------------------i 62O
 36 inch bordered Scrims in ecru and white, our regular 13c seller 10a
 White and Cream Curtain Scri1p with colored borders, 36 inches wide, extra nice quality, worth 20c yard, 1h~ Sale price, yard ---------------------i iOO
 Beautiful line of Shrting Percales, 36 inches wide, satin stripe and corded 114 fast colors; 15c value --------------- IV
 Tnglish Nainsook, extra nice sheer quality, 36 inches wide, in 10 yard bolts, worth 15c yard Special sale price, V1 m per bolt of 10 yards --------------X IsIO
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Mrs. Simon Guggenheim has gone to Little Rock for visit with rela- tives.
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Mrs. M. c. Thompson, who for tn past few days has been the guest o Mrs. J. c. Brown in East Sixth ave nue, returned to her home yesterday
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Monday
 Ladies' Slip Over Gowns, made of good grade muslin, trimmed in lace and embroidery, splendid value at soc; all in one lot at, 1kn Choice ---------------- 6OO
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Mrs. Geo. Bolner and M. Kelley of Eden, Tex, are in the city the guests of Fred Palmer and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Foster and son, Attorney Cliff Foster, motored to Hot Springs yesterday. They will re- turn today
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Mrs. Ed Harrington and family re- turned yesterday to their home in Me- Arthur after a visit with J. E. Gray on the Sulphur Springs road.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
This Weeks
Photoplays
CRANDALL'S,

A widely diversified program of excel
lent quality is provided for holiday
week at Crandalrh. beginning today
with Il return cnGagemcnt Of the Fox
fcstur1 "A Soldiers Oatll,'' starring
Willian Farnun. The tact that Dor
othy Bernard plays thc leading FEM
inine role is of especial interest locally.
Monday and Tuesday photodrama
of stage life ard mission work in
great city, featuring III, famous ac-
tress. Gail Kane will b" shown. We'd
nesday Vivian Martin will be seen III
her latest vehicle over Night" found
ed on the stage success of the same
name depicting the adventures Of a
Young married rplC who become sep
arated while or tho wedding trip.
Thursday and Friday. the first show
ing OF The Rack" Thompson Brchan-
ans stage triumph, will be seen with
Alice Brady. daughter OF William A.
Brady. in the stellar role, For Satur-
days bill. the Nitagraph feature. The
Making Over OF .GnefIreN Manning
with Harry Morcy in the Principal part,
will be shown.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
LEADER.

\ holiday week hill Of particular ex
cel'ence has been booked by the man
aremcnt Of the Leader Theater. To-
mount feature. "The Heart Of Jennifev. Z"
foYtur.ug Hazel Dawn. who has turned
entirely from the speaking stage 20 the
silent drama.
Tomorrow and Tuesday Marguerite
"la;k viii. lac seen in Still, Waters"
which nrovides n rare combination OF
pastoral romance and THRILLING drama.
and WAS written by Edith Barnard De
Mummy and the HumminG Rird," with
which Cherries Cherry. the English ac-
to-. mad" his American motion picture
debut viii he shown.
David RelaSCo. IN association with the
La sky studios, vii! present. Friday and
Saturday. .The Fighting Hope" in
which Laura Hone Crews Is featured.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
CRANDALL'S APOLLO.

4 special program m for Christmas week
has been arranged by the management
Of Crandall's Apollo Theater. Begin
ming today Jesse l.. Lasky will oher
Blanche Sweet in The Secret Or
chard." Tomorrow Charlotte Walker
will be featured in Lasky production
out Of Darkness" Tuesdays bill in
cludes the World Film Photo production
THE Sins Of Society" starring Robert
Warwick.
Wednesday, the headliner will be a
Metro film featuring Francis y. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne in 'Penning-
tons Choice" Thursday. The Incor-
rigihe Duksne." with John barrymore
in tho principal role. will be shown.
Friday a special New Year eve sched-
ule Of -hoWs hes been arranged, the
last show starting 1T 1920 r. m. and
ending at midnight. Tho Iileine- Edi
son photo. The Green Coax With
Irene Fenwick. will hG seen. New Year
!!I,E SsE MarG1eIt. E&lSrk & WI. sppsaT u, ~
the Northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
This Weeks
Calendar

NATIONAL - Julia Sanderson,
Donald Brian, ard Joseph Cav
thorn in "Sybil." Evening
performances begin at 8 sharp.
Matinee performances Wednes-
day and Saturday at 2 sharp.
Philharmonic Society Of New
York, concert Thursday, 4:30
p. m.
BELASCO-William Faversham
in "The Hawk" Evening per-
formances at 500. Matinee
performances Wednesday and
Saturday at 2:20.
POLPS-Stock. Under Cover"
with A. H. Van Buren,. Per-
formances every afternoon and
evening, 2:l5 and 8:15.
KEITH'S-Vaudeville. Ernest w.
Evans danseuses. Perform
ances every afternoon and
night, 2:l5 and 8:l5. Three
performances New Year Day,
2, 5, and S:15 p. m. Sunday
performances, 3 and Si15.
CASINO-Opening of Hall Stock
Company in "The Revolt" with
Louise Kent. Matinees Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday,
and performances every even
ing at 8:15.
GAYETY - Burlesque. Merry
Rounders." with George Hayes
and Abe Reynolds. Every af-
ternoon and evening, 2:15 and
S:l5. Sunday performances, 3
and 8.
LOEW'S COLUMBIA-Films.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes-
day, Valeska Suratt in "The
Immigrant" Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday, and Sunday,
"The Old Homestead" 1880
a. m. to II p. m. Sunday, 3 to
II p. m.
MOORE'S STRAND-Films.
Monday and Tuesday, Emily
Stevens in "The House Of
Tears" and Harold Lockwood
in "The Tragic Circle;" We'd
nesday and Thursday. Edwin
Arden in "The Beloved Vaga-
bond" Friday and Saturday,
Edith Story in "The Price Of
Folly" Performances from
1890 a. m, to II p. m.
MOORE'S GARDEN-Films. To-
day, Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, Bessie Barriscale
in "The Golden Claw" Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday,
Douglas Fairbanks in Double
Trouble" Performances from
1890 a. m. to II p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
EMPRESS.

Theds Gara makes her first local ap-
pearance, in the newest, feature from the
press the first part OF this week The
title indicates that the play forms a
vehicle for the ample display of Miss
Baras special abilities. The produc-
tion is founded on the labor troubles
in the states of Colorado and New
jersey and Is said to convey in force
full manner the heartauhes, the am.
bitions and the never ending woes of
la Dor
Many Of the scenes were made in
fGundres and mines. The cast in sup
port of Miss Eara includes CASTOR Bell.
James Furey, Carlton NaceN, Esther
Hoicr, Warner GLAND, Herbert Frank.
Frank Evans and Arthur Morrison.
For the remainder OF the week, Sc
lected program OF both dramatic and
comedy ma ture will be shown. The Fox
photoplays. featuring such stars as
Miss Bara. William Farnum, Dorothy
Bernard Robert Mantell, Generi ieve
Hamper. etc. will hereafter be SVEN
their first local presentation at the Linz
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Where To Go
TODAY

A special Sunday performance Tor -,
day at the Gayety has been devised ana
will be produced under the personal o.
rection of Dave Marion when he pre-.
sents his Around the World Sh" =
in two acts. Numerous changes ma
regular weekday bill. and in addition |"
fifteen big musical numbers by laI
beauty chorus. handsomely GoWn'I
many special numbers have been adue"
To-day at > and sis at keith's NC
bill offers Phyllis Nelson Ierif ai"!i!
company in her "Trlby" and "Jullei
SONGS and scenes: the Farber girls; l.o'G
Merrill and Frank Otto in 'Wards o.
the l., $ \. :" Harry Gilf0l as 'Raron
Sands nf Broadway Calmln" ranrl%io
the violin Virtuoso, Rankof and tlihe,
Cuiglcv and FilH4orald, the clown Seal
and other features.
The double feature program today at
Moorc's Garden Theater will he headed
ny Bessie Barriscal" in The Golden
Claw" eXplnitiuG the folly OF rle"ccn'
alv marriages. The comedy section OF
the bill will include Weber and Fields
the world famous team of funnakers
in Mack Scnnctt's Offering, The Fest
Of I;ner1iCz." in which they ere aSsiste.
by tic mll strcngth Of the keystone
company.
Emily stevens win head the double
feature urugran today, al Moore =
strand TrCater in The House -,
TG,a.rs.I, dramatic PnIni0Plhay' oou -
The traric Circle, Il strong dimes
tic drama in which ne is assisted bN
Ma Allison aud other Mutual stars
Special uusiC will he rendered by th'
StranS Symphony Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Moore's Garden: Films. Bessie
Barriscalc in "The Golden Claw"


~ ESSIE BARRISCALE will head
IL the double feature T riangle
IL program at Moores Garden
Thcatcr this week. In this first
angle star she appears in drama OF
modern society entitled The Golden
Claw" The author has, in this piece,
aimed striking blow at mercenary
marriages.
In support of Miss Barriscale are
Frank Mills. Truly Shattuck. Wedge
wood Novel; and j. Barney sherry.
Joe Weber and Lew Fields. in farce
entitled. The Best of Enemies. form
the lighter half Of the bill for the
first three days of the week al This
playhouse.
Appearing with Weber and Fields
will he seen Mae RusCh, Mack Sennett,
Chester Conklin. and Mack swain. ON
Thursday. Friday, and day ID. w
Griffith will present Douglas Fairbanks.
fresh from his success in The Lamb
in a noteworthy comedy drama "Donh' .
Trouble" an adaptation OF Herbert
QuiCk's whimsical romance. Mr.. Fa!"-
banks will be seen in a dual role. that
of a sporty politician and a CitN-hr0EC
Romeo with q girl on every corner.
Richard Cummings. Margary wills on,
OIgy Grey. and Gladys Brookwell APP
pear in Mr. Fairbanks support.
The supplementary comedy attraction
will picture Mack Sennetts comedy pro-
duction. '"The Janitor's Wife's TemOta-
ton" in which Mr. Mace appears as the
janitor of flat house full Of sharps
The Washington times., 1915-12-26

will b, s"cr in Hugh II"rLerts's farce
"Dls"omtcnr. Mill p.ms. Tho Smah-
cr. of the House Is also included in
this hill. Another attraction. added nj
The last moment, will Ia the ce ehraleH
cal tulnist, Minsor McCHy. with his n q.
lion picture dinussaurl ticrIir," in
what is d,srribed rs tn" Greatest AM.
NAL act in the ECIln.
Others on the bill ale Carl MSCul,
Tough. ir "FuothGht Imprt sion Svl,
via Loyal, La Pigeon Charmeuse,
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Moore's Strand: Films. Emily
Stevens and Harold Lockwood in
Separate Features.

TWO stars of the first magnitudc.
Emily stevens and Harold Lock-
i wood. each in a separate and
distinct Photographic production.
WI Wiil ,g he !Tr seen on the screen at Moore's
TUesdhy Emily stevens viii be fca.
tured in The House, of Tears" a 10
meStir tragedy. In this film story the
plot is based on the attempt Of =
woman to have revenge upon the man
who has lurcd her from her home and
child and then deserted hcr.
Emily stevens is. now starring .,
broadway in The l'nchastercJ
Woman.'
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
win bH seen in the supplementary Tea
tGrc "rh" TraE,c Circle"
ON Wednesday and ThursdaN Edwin
Arden. fOr"Cllv connected WITH local
stock rorIpsniCS. viii head the uro.ra,L
IN visuali2atinu Of LocEr's most suc-
'psaful story. "Ih" Beloved Napuhon,,'' -
photographed in natural rOlOrs by III,
paHIC company.
Th" supplementary attraction On thcs.
DAYS viii he = hand colorcd photoEra-
phic creation IN multiple entitled "T'he
Prince Of Yesterday" aud featuring
The Washington times., 1915-12-26

l!uSsian girl wh" "ouCs TO America
in the st"ertE" t. i've with her SIS
ter in tn" land OF Rnltcn promises.
y pretty romance springs up while on
the great ship. which wends its way
through tho story, carrying It's primer
pals onward and upward through most
try Ordea!S until at last they reach
their haven OF rest in riches and hap
piness.
As the old wear - drawing 10 a close
and families are holding their reunions
in m" homes Of their childhood happl-
ness. what could he a more appropriate
O:trrnE lh8u The Old Homestead" ?
This production, in which tn" late Den
man Thompson starred tor mor" than
thirty years, will he the offering the
laSi four days of the week.
In the role made famous n Denma n
Thompson there appears Frank .osee,
the distinguished character actor. who,
after long and successful career on
the speaking stage, became a member
Of the Famous Players. Mr.. Losee
will be remembered for his splendid
work in The Eternal Tity'' and other
productions by this pioneer concern
The Washington times., 1915-12-26

together follows. The wife elects II
have a divorce and must secure the
husbands consent. They meet. WITH
the incentive cone he has given up
gambling. but fallen victim to NOR
Dhnc in seeking to ind forgetfulnesS.
In the scene which follows it is brought
home D the wife that she was respon-
sible fer the wreck Of their lives. She
realizes her husbands great love and
decides to stand by MIN and they go
ont to begin life over AGAIN together.
Nr. Faversham has engaged :! splon-
did company to assist him in the play
and the cast includes Arle"n Jacket
Walter Roscoe. Grace Henderson. a >.
Byron. Elise oldham Edwin Cushman.
Magma Paxton. Herbert Relmore and
others Mr.. Joseph IIarkcr OF London,
designed and built tho beautiful scenes
In which the Dlay is set.