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cine fe6r quite MISUNDERSTANDING
Der mutbmaBIi@en Diebin.
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- S4wer berIebt ipurbs p.iisrn
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9pbsdp BON Wo. 916 Central glp'niis.
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The Washington times., 1915-09-12
New Musical Comedy to
Open Nationals Season

The season of 1915-16 at the National
Theater begins two weeks from tcmor-
row night, September q, the opening
attraction being a new musical comedy.
Too Near Paris" which will introduce
Lame Carrera as musical comedy star
In this country.
Mile. Caffera is the daughter of Anna
Held and has appeared in this country
only IN special vaudeville engage
1nent. The musica! comedy has been
ftted to her personality. and she will be
supported by John w. Ransome,
Charles P. Morrison. Henrietta Lee,
NICK Jude!s. and eight other WELL
known artists. together with a big
chorus and a special orchestra.
The National has been undergoing a
general overhauling during the past Two
months. and will present a brand-new
appearance to theatergoers. The sea-
sons attractions at the National win
Include the best OF the Frohman cor
poration and K!aw & Erlanger com.
panies. as well as the better class of
plays and stars in the newest comedies
and dramas.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Cyril Maude arrived in New York
Thursday with his English company to
begin another season In Grumpy" He
starts the season at the Empire Thea
ter. This will be the first time the
Empire has opened without John Drew
as the attraction for a number Of years
Drew will follow Grumpy" it Is un-
derstood, in a new play.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
With the Local
Musicians

Announcements IS mace ny N4li~.U
Stanstield. director. that the choir of
the first Congregational Church is to
be inCreased tC seventy-tive voices.
There are vacancies for sopranos and
basses also few tenors and altos.
The only qualification for admission is
good voice. Elementary instruction
of voice production ana sight reading
Will b" given free to those who desire
to improve. The duties are, one re-
hearsal and two Sunday services each
week, but attendance at rehearsal and
one service will he permitted by ar
rargement with the director. Oratorios
and concerts will be given during the
season. Application SHOULD be made
to William Stansfield musical director
at the church at Tenth and G stretes.
Miss Marie McCourt Is entering upon
her eighth year as teacher OF piano
and her fourth consecutive season in
.hs city. Miss McCourt is former
puril of Howard Erockway under whom
snc took ner piano teachers certificate
in 1909 at the Peabody Conservatory of
Music Last winter she resumed her
studies with Ernest Hutcheson. and
after a busy sea son, spent the summer
visiting friends in Hartford. Conn.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
of Domestic "Only Girl" to RiUa Foreign "Sun1u11an

with him, as he is en- route In automo-
bile. E. Gray. secretary"
Esther's nimble mind grasped instant
ly what had happened. The miners at
the Lady Veronica works doubtless
had learned of the hold-up In the buck
board. Perhaps the injured driver had
recovered from the attack. and told
the story. Then .he foreman had some
way got word to Arthur. Esther's
message meant that Arthur was grave
~ concerned for her. Half an hour
later, Esther and Quabba took train
to the nearest station In the mountain
mine. and. String horses, proceeded on.
On board the yacht. Blair found time
lying heavy on his hands. Deeming
from his kilograms that he was In n
chastened frame of mind. Vivian thought
the hour propitious to have Blair come
TO- Los Angeles and meet Durand. the
the dappcr Counte de Vaux. Blair
came. Sullenly at times. and again
with some show of fellowship. he ac-
certed his new associates.
tered his protests. But the diamond"
she insisted sweetly-"we1l fight for
that when it is found. fancy. my
dear, that you and ] will be a match
TO the question of who will get the
diamond" Blair grinned appreciative-
ly. And seemingly he worked with tho
pack" from that on.
1t was pay day at Mammoth. Mann
moth was In the center of the newly
opened mines in the mountains. The
only person Durand found there who
could give him any enlightenment was
hulking gypsy fellow.
From two worn horses alighted Quab-
ba and Esther for rest and food. Then
Arthur. with Marmaduke Smythe, ar
rived In his hish-powered car. AS Ar
thur entered man grasped the shrink
ing girl next him. The neck of Esther's
blouse was loosened. and for an instant
The Diamond From the Sky CLEANED
upon the sight of all. Suddenly tho
necklace was torn from the girl =
throat. The next moment, Arthur and
Esther were clasped in each others
arms. Then. breaking away from her
embrace. John Powell" Oil magnate
flung himself into the fray.
Continued Next Sunday.)
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

tain overlooking the camp. starts
slide which demolishes the caravaa.
Arthur Stanley overhearS plot 20 hold
up the train on which Blair &'iu - is.
In trying to foil the bandits. fy ..llnselt
Is taken for a robber.
Realizing Esther IL an heiress Mrs
Stanley schemes to make her marry Blair.
Prosecuted by mother and son the poor
girl determines to seek Arthur. Luke
Lowell. wandering in the desert. comes
upon the diamond, he is bitten by a snake
and Is rescued by Arthur whom no
threatens. Arthur gives him blank notes
from the express company loot to silence
htn.
Luke recovers gets the diamond and
goes to California, He fights another
man in an open boat in the Pa>!fc. Both
fall overheard, the diamond goes to the
bottom. Arthur. In the meantime invests
the train robbers loot in oil wells and
makes a fortune.
Vivian sees and recognizes Arthur and
notifies Blair. who hastens his plans to
compel Esther to marry him Esther es-
capes from him with the help of Quahba
and Detective Blake.
Esther. Quabba and Blair all go TO Cali
fornia by separate routes seeking Arthur.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
(Synopsis of Preceding Chaptcrs.)

A feud exists between Colonel Stanley
and Judge Stanley. wealthy Virginians,
over The Diamond From the Sky"
jewel found centuries ago in fallen
meteor. To deceive his cousin, Colonel
Stanley buys gypsy baby boy. but the
gypsy mother. Hagar. steals the diamond
and Colonel Stanley's daughter. Esther.
Blair Stanley. the judges son. murders
DR.. Lee to steal the diamond Arthur.
the colonel's son (the gypsy changelngl
fights duel with Blair seizes the jewel
and fees. Blair manages to steal it and
gives 1t to Vivian Marston. an adventur-
ess. The adventures agrees to marry
Blair Stanley. but the ceremony is inter-
rupted by Detective Blake and Abe Bloom.
the gambler who represents the syndicate
which seeks the return OF the great brill
liant.
Blair escapes after worsting Bloom and
Blake and fees with Vivian Marston.
Luke Lowell. falling In his ambition to
become chief of the gypsy band. ruled by
Hagar. incites a mob of tramps to attack
the nomads. Quabba, the organ grinder.
from vantage point high on the noun
The Washington times., 1915-09-12


bottom of the yachts COM
panionway. heard the struggle
upCn the deck between Blair
and Luke and the scream of Esther as.
to escape them both, she plunged over
the side. 1t seemed eternity to Quabba.
and a voyage to the gates of death to
the strangling girl before her head
came to the surface. She instinctively
clutchcd the rail of the rowboat, md
Quabba drew her in. On the deck the
struggle between Blair and Luke grew
in ferocitv. Like maddencd beasts the
two men tore a, One another
Against the mahogany of the cabin
side the fighters crashed, smashing and
splintering glass and woodwork. And
then. in sheer rage. they plunged from
the cabin side to the stanchion rail- At
the heavy impact of the two strong
bodies. the rail bent outward. the
stanchions snapped like pipe stems. and
the two men. locked in death grips.
went over the side and into the water.
kicking. thrusting. cursing.
AS Ii friend of the owner OF the yacht
and "a gentleman" Blair had the as
distance of the sailors. while Luke.
leaving the matter for another day to
settle turned and swan strongly and
dogecdlv to the shore The poor fell
low must have gone roaring mad, said
Blair in explanation /, the crew.
Meanwhile. Quabba had proved him
self an inexperienced oarsman. Nego-
t!at:vG with the heavy surf. his tired.
rnsNlllcd hands failed him.. and the
boat was overturned But Esther
| could swim-thanks 10 her gypsy
bringing up. Her spirits rose again in
! tnarkfulness to find herself once more
on dIy land. BAT poor Ouabba half
historically accused himself of every
crime under the calendar in his hu-
initiation at having imreriled his
young mistress. Now he called a
carriage and hurried the dripping
Esther back to her hotel.
BY the time she had taken a hot bath
and put on dry clothes. Esther had
made up her mind what her next move
would be- She sent a telegram to John
Powell" presiden: of the Good Hope
Oil Company. Los. Angeles. Came here
to see you urgent" 1t read. Wire In
structions. Within an hour she re-
ceivcd an answer. Replying to your
ing you. No way of communicating
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
To Produce Butterfly"
With Japanese Soprano

Mfura Zukkury San. the japanese
lyric soprano. who was educated at tho
conservatory Of music in Tokyo and in
Milan and st. Petersburg. Is to make
her American debut with the Boston
Opera Company, in Madame Butter
fly" with Ricardo Martin as Pinkerton.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Maugham Sends
Play From the Trenches

wright, has written a new play to be
called "Our Betters," which he has sent
to the Frohman Offices from the Bel
gian trenches. where he is serving with
the English army
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

~ UABBA. in the rowboat by the
bottom of the yachts COM
panionway. heard the struggle
x upon the deck between Blair
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

ters, mostly IN New England. He has
become substantial business man and
q very highly respected citizen.
Because Of his interest and helpful
ness to italians In this country and his
many charities in Italy, the King OF
italy had contemplated comforting the
title Of chevalier on Mr.. Poll last win
ter. but TIE european war upset the
plans that had been made. 1t Is under
stood that the decree is now IN prep
aration, and that Mr.. Poll will shortly
receive what is virtually patent of
nobility
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Mabel Kip. the Washington girl who
made hit with Maude Adams produc-
tier of Peter Pan" and other Maude
Adams plays some years ago and then
retired from the stage to return again
last spring with the Poll Players. has
been especially engaged by Edwina
Barry to play an important part in
Tho Home Breaker" a vaudeville
sketch
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Edna Buckler the young Washington
girl who has acquired the reputation OF
being a most finished ingenue in other
sections of the country. will show the
home folks what she can do In Elk
cuse Me-" with the Poll players this
week. where she is to play the part OF
a giddy dtvorcee.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Blair meets up with Lowell. Quabba hooks
a fish which has the Diamond from the
Sky in it's mouth Blair ana Luke fnd
Esther and Quabba who escape their cap
tors and take refuge in a mine Vivian
goes sailing the day Arthur tries out his
yacht She steers her boat in the path
way OF the yacht and is run down. Ar
thur rescuea Vivian and she begins a
Irritation with him. Esther and Quabba
elude Luke and Blair by setting OFF
blast in mine where they take refuge.
Egther and Quabba meet Marmaduke
Smith, an English lawyer. who is also
searching for Arthur. They learn an In
teresting secret and Esther goes to Ar
thurs yacht where she finds Blair and
jumps overheard
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-21

ing mail ready for 'dispatching. About
noon, or shortly thereafter. he goes
home to his Christmas dinner, which
he is almost too weary to enjoy, and to
become acquainted with his Christmas
household. If he is the father OF young
children, of whom the Post Office is
filled, he loses year after year the won
der and joy of his children's eyes, which
is one OF life's most priceless mem ories,
as his little ones crowd TO the tree
Christmas morning
Mr.. Editor. some city must make the
move TO close the post offices Christ
mas, as some city first made the move
for closing on Sunday. We may have
missed, some few of us, Sunday let
ter, but we have long forgotten 1t. We
gave up Sunday mail, and can't we send
all parcels earlier or wait a day for a
parcel delivered. So little from each
Harrisburger If necessary. and so much
for so many families.
From the standpoint of humanitarian
ism II is mere justice, while from the
standpoint of sentimentality the send
ing of clerks and carriers "home from
the trenches to spend Christmas with
their families" is a noble deed And
then, too. in this season of supreme un-
selfishness, a gift such as this would be
none too much to us of generous pub
lie.
With the hope that the people of
Harrisburg and the Telegraph will con-
slider this question. L leave il to them
for decision.
PLEADER