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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
Deaths

Adelaide A. Ravens. 49, Pine-st',
II years. Cerebral hemorrhsge; yc-
nenf,n Donoghue. 50sh Van DYKE.
ave. 81 years. bronchial pneumoniss:
John Klosowski, Harper hospital. 90
yearS cerebral hemorrhage: tnpn'I IL
Years. inquest pending; Pnrdy M.r-
rh1onic .interstitiai nephritis: VIII
liam ]. Men. Harper hospital. 81 years
acute nephritis pianthe A. osnorh,
Harper hospital: 81 years, ms,up &c
ave. "a years. gas asrhyxiation; Rev
Rudolph l. Marker. City hospital ..
vcars apoplexy: John Kdman, 81
Orleans. II years. phthisis puimoh-
tis: Adam Dzierlatka. 1909 Jos. cam
psu-ave:. days. inanltion; irene YEAR
iohar pneumonia: Erma Bango. Grace
Neltxei. 1884 Senator ave-. % years
pulmonary Tuberculosis: John Seis-
Ter. ao1 DraRoon-ave.. 81 years: Irac-
tured skull: Fred l.. Brown. fss IRA
rhage: Edward veaiey. sas Meldrum
ave so ears ieukcnlia;;| FERDINAND
Tork. 40 Moran-st.. - years. put
monary tuberculosis: Isabella Brown
sea Bellevue ave. % years; lung ab'
scess;- George Hegyes. sos Maek,e,
a Prank G. White, Harper hospital. S
Years, mitraI gurgitation; Mary a
Arnold. s7s wreford ave. 81 years
cancer OF liver: Adam Brokus, 81
Mary's hospital. 4s years. Iobar pneu
monia; Mary Moyian. lsI z. Wn,nen,
whitaker. Harper hospital. 80 years
pulmonary emboius; Catherine Som
mers. i62 Military-ave.. 80 years
uremia-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
HAVE YOUR OWN CANDY STORE AT
HOME AND YOU'LL KNOW EDDIE
ISN'T EATING CARPENTERS GLUE

In her child's health, also his home
diet; always careful he is warmly
dressed.
But what does he buy with his
pennies?
The ordinary candy store window
Is the most attractive place children
Of the grammar school know. That
Is where the colors are brightest.
and quantity means sure sale.
But how are these wonderful col
ored candied made?
Cheap candies contain paraffin,
carpenters glue, supplies. soap
stone, shellac, radiator lacquer and
coal tar dyes. OF which soapstone is
the most harmless.
Mothers aften say MY girl has
lost her appetite" or nothing
agrees with Mary" Do they ever
think OF the impure candies and ice
cream, colored popcorn. along with
other sweets children eat away from
home?
One mother kept her own candy
store this way, in a china cabinet
she did not need longer as furni
ture.
She lined II with white paper. then
in pretty dishes displayed home
made candies, fudge in many varie
ties. which she knew to be pure. As
wise mother she knew the value
1ts. "a
a cha. ~.
of fun, because they Helped to re-
Flemish the store when the stock
ran low.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
ron sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
Ling's Latest List
OF PIANO BARGAINS
Those with names omitted az a conI

Those with names omitted az O. cour-
tesy are leading makes sold by
our friends In the business.
Easy terms OF rental or sale
Schiller-B achmann, very sweet tone.
&199.
Newly a Evans. in fine condition.
Erhardt. full size. sl35.
-, famous make. black case, old, Ssh.
Regal mahogany case. good tone'
b. r. Baker. old. fair tone. $50.
Crown, concert. used, 3240.
Hebnze. full size. 3li0.
Schiller Bachmann. returned rental.
Newby a Evans. good as new. $3.50.
Qrovesteen a Fuller. very old. poor,
$50.
Marshall. returned rental. $50.
=. Mahogany. new finish. $i26 -.
Krakauer Bros. finest style. like
new. $340.
Nf ;,sSS. q Evans tone sweet as new
=. popular. full size, $40.
'Eevans," good as when new, $40.
Weser Bros. returned rental. s225.
Schiller. cannot be told from new.
Kurt. Bros. Used less than mos.
Weller (Nelson) new. poor. s130.
Pit IL better to purchase good used
piano than q new low-priced one.
LING PIANO HOUSE
(The oldest). Is Library-ave.
Corner Grand River-ave. East
lover Macauley's Book Store)
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Classified s,;si':''.. | e S',; ;

Cash with order. " charged. 10 q
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 40 with cash: 100 IL
charged. per Insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi.
ncations except Births, Cards OF
Thanks, obituaris,, Msatins Notices
and al ads preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge, g5c for as words or less. over
rs words one-and -one-third cents Tor
each extra word.
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How many mothers make II
point TO see what their children buy
with their pennies?
Surely each mother is interested
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY
NORTHWEST SECTION

~ PER CT. INvEsTMENT-2. FLAT
Columbus, near Dexter. block from
Grand River brick veneer; rooms
and bath; finest oak rnish. brass
hardware; built-in bookcases; In
dir ect lighting, porcelain plumbing;
special plastered. well lighted base
ment: Arco steam heaters; fine
laundry; 4-mechine lighted garage;
cement court; side drive: 45-foot
lot; new concrete paving: a fine
nat. built for owners use; almost
new; perfect condition.; income
s1,Os0: price $3.50: So, 500 down.
NEW TWO-APARTMENT
Kipling, near Bethune; brick veneer;
s rooms and bath: sleeping porches;
porcelain plumbing; best oak and
white enamel finish: brass hard
ware; paneled. beamed ceiling;
point and indirect lights; uilt-in
bookcase; coat rooms; beveled mir
ror doors; fine attic: full front
porch; well-lighted basement; Lau-
rel heaters: best laundry tubs: a
beautifully arranged fat: cement
floor lighted garage; fine neighbor-
hood; hrst-class builder just corr
pleting You can choose fixtures
and decorations income 5000: price
1880, $1,000 down.
CHARLES ENGELHARD,
422 Noffat Blk. Cherry SOIL
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$4,000
FOR DOG BITE

CHICAGO, Dec. 1o.-A cash in
the abdomen of 11-year-old Vaclay
Nushardt caused by the bite OF a
Great Dane dog is the absis of a
suit for $4,000 fled in the circuit
court against Mrs. Marie oKbat, own
err of the dog. The praecipe only was
filed.
Attorney Francis c. Souhard de-
clared the attack was made on Sept.
2s, when the child went to Mrs. Ko-
bats residence on an errand.
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FOR sALE-vACANT lots.
)NEDOLLAR DOWN

regular S275 building lot for $40,
situated near the proposed Ford
Tractor plant, the Solvay Process
Co, Michigan Alkali Co. and scores
OF other works now employing
Thousands of people. Beautiful To-
cation beside trolley. Thirty-hve
minutes from city hall. Call any
day, including Sunday, at 1880. and
accompany us to inspect the prop
erty. Becker. 200 Majestic building.
Main 27s2.
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worth about $1,000
in exchange for two-family nat In
Saginaw. Rent ft5 per month. By
ron Locke. Middleton. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

When woman loves a man she
loves to make him believe
doesn't.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

UPRIGHT PIANo-Rich
fumed oak. only $t4s; regular 1900
style: modern In every detail; like
new wonderful value. See this
ments 70 suit. GRINNELL BROS.
246 Woodward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
A GREAT SACRIFICE
Household Furniture

At residences, 642 Second-ave. This
furniture is three months old and
shows no wear, consisting of a
massive Circassian walnut bed
room suite. beautiful brass beds,
Turkish leather divan. large Turk
ish leather rockers, fumed oak and
walnut library tables, beautiful
rugs, bird's-eye maple bedroom
suite, fumed oak, dining suite,
something out OF the ordinary. wal
nut and mahogany pe6estals: no
reasonable OFFER refusSH must be
sold at once: will selfEeparately.
See this before going elsewhere.
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rOR sALE-BusINEss PROPERTY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
FOR skLE-FARMs
STOCK FARM

from so to 400 acres. have custom
ere with good income property who
want 4 30. ! stock farm with or
without. stock ~ a Afford. GIG
'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

Prsn tsag--the ptsis neat kfnd--thss
= right-Times job DeDt--Aain SSz0.
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642 SECOND AVE.

vosE UPRIGHT PIANo-Rich ma
hogany; only sos; regular $3.50
style: thoroughly overhauled by
our factory experts; rich. sweet
tone. Easy payment arranged to
suit. GRINNELL BROS Branch. 81
Monroe,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
Another Brady Story
To Be Filmed on Ocean
Cast of Expert Swimmers Sc.
lected for 1sSir Henry Nor
gan, Bucaneer."

RolIin D. Sturgeon. the director OK
thevesiern v:tegr.gn COMPANY who
has produced sue, vitagrlph feature
successes &c "Ca JAIN Alvar.. 2 Il b.
Lorelei Maj ,1r a, The Litt41 Angel
of Canyon C.c.k The t.hanse of
Courage" etc, las teen given the pic
tured manuscript Of Cyrus Townsend
Brady's remarkable story OF uiratical
adventure "Sir Henry Morgan. Buc-
aneer''
AS the principal scenes will be en-
acted in mid-ocsan Mr. Sturgeon is
selecting his cast from among expert
swimmers of the stick company and
in his CALI for ezra people. insists
they be able to alma5r live in the
water. AS the players will have to
live in a craft, replica of the sail
ing ships used by lawless rovers, who
fought under the skull and cross
bones, Mr. Sturgeon has secured y
staunch ,rakish looking craft that is
now IN drydock being rebuilt and
overhauled to comply with the design
of the vessel in Mr.. Brady's story.
The between decks. however, will be
QUILTED so the players will be COM
fortably house during the time they
will be compelled to remain on the
nroan
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

New Enterprise is Being Re-
modelled after Continental
Music Hall Idea

NEW YORK, Aug. 1<--2seMs War
burn has definitely sealed all srszIns-
ors about the Century theAtar By
moving in and holding the nrst re-
hearsal of his Town Topics which
is TO open there early In September.
Mr.. Wayburn said q lease for the
theater has been signed for. Q. period
of at least five years and thai Ned
Wayburn Productions. Inc, viii be
the tenants. He declined to say what
the yearly rental would be and who
are the stockholde in the cons
pany, but he said there is 800 600
paid in capital stock s.
The new enterprise is to be mod
elled after the continental music hall
idea. There viii be dance club In
the basement, musical show In. the
auditorium and a midnight reyteWsOn
the roof, besides bars, zap rooms. tea,
rooms, private dining rooms and res
taurant service.
Mr.. Wayburn plans to open Town
Topics', In September, the roof gar
den show In October and the dance
club in November. His Town TOP
les" company Will f1ill the big stage.
of the Century, which Is much larg-
er than any other now devoted ITO
such productions. He says he has
ninety-six girls In the chorus and
twenty-four men. besides about thtr-
ty principals. He was not ready, he
In one scene he says he will use 160
'tsupers'' In addition to the large
company of regulars. The roof gar
den show will have an entirely sep
arate company, Mr.. sWayburns said.
M
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
Blanche Ring and Charlotte
Greenwood Are among
the Captures.

A telegraphic dispatch from the
Oliver Morosco Photcplay Company
in Los Angeles, Cal. announces the
acquisition of several new stars OF
the stage to be screened by that con
Germ in the near future including
such prominent celebrities as Char
lotte Greenwood and Blanche Ring.
Blanche Ring. who is information
ally kown as one of the worlds lead
ing stars of the stage. is one of the
big surprises offered by Mr. Morosco
for patrons of the photoplay- Miss
Ring has had d remarkably success
full career on the American stage as
we'll as abroad and her rise to lead
! ing lady was rapid Among the pro
ductions in which she was starred
are such metropolitan successes as
The Yankee Girl" When Claudia
Smiles The Wall Street Girl,
THE Great White Way" and many
others of equal prominence.
Instantaneous Success
In London Miss Ring on first ap.
peared at the Palace theater where
'success was instantaneous. pro-
tlonged engagement at the Savoy
4 theater in 1.-THE Love Birds" fol
lowed after which she returned tc
this country to fulfill her contracts
Blanche Ring is one of the few re-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
DESERTS STAGE
Edna AUD is Latest legitimate
Star to Join the Uni
yersal Forces.

The latest OF the stars Of the stage
to desert for the screen is Edna Aug.
long time vaudeville headliner.
Miss Aug is known best on the
..Rialto." as the girl who boosted
her salary over night from $50 60
$500 week. This was accomplish
ed by the simple process of going to
Paris and appearing at Folies Berg
eres. where the little Cincinnati girl
was hailed by the Parisians as La
Edna"
The crying need In 1lmdom Just
now is for really funny woman.
when Miss Aug began to negotiate
with the Universal company one OF
the officials asked her IL she could
expect to create laughs on the screen
as she did on the stage.
well" spoke up Edna. "if could
make the Parfsians laugh without
utilizing their language. and do the
same in Berlin. with the Germans.
1T must have been through panto-
mine suggestion and it was this
achievement In making foreign au-
diences laugh that provided me with
an incentive for conquest on the
screen.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
ENGAGES
EDWARD M'k|IN
Noted Film and Stage Star to
Make a Specially OF
Comedies.

Lubin, OF Philadelphia. announces
the engagement of Edward McKim.
who was identified with various diff
ferent companies, and whose last
nlay. 1.-The Confession" In I'VE acts
was filmed by him In the record
breaking time of twelve days and
scored an instantaneous success
Mr.. McKim was born in Plttsbure
and made his professional entrance
on the speaking stage as Phtlisfus
in Damon and Pythias. His sue
cess on the speaking stage was such
that soon he became leading man for
Mary Wainwright and made q tour
of the country in Shakespeare's
Twelfth Night /"
After being leading man in var
1ous plays especially leading man
in .eThe Man of the Hour" Mr..
McKim turped his attention to the
direction of photoplays. and sue
ceeded in making an enviable record
FOR himself. At Lubinss he makes
specially Of comedies. but not of the
slapstick'' kind.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
BATHING GIRLS
In one-Piece Suits Appear in
Production Of Beauty
Film.

The magnificent new BAN house
on Plaza del Mar, the pride of Santa
Barbara is used by Director Archer
MacMackin in the current American
Beauty" film release, Jimmy on
the job"
The play was written by Wallace
Macdonald, former American juven-
lie star, now assistant director of
MacMackin. Neva Gerber and Web
ster Campbell ably assisted by host
of one piece bathing suited mermaids
dominate the picture. It contains
some good humor. some good thrills
and some equally pleasing romance
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NUMBERS HER
CONTINUED from Page 4,

I(Continued from Page 4, SECOND oec.l
Vet Il must not be thought that
her Eamut Of expression is connned
to the limitations of the little girl
she so much appears and is. For her
emotional nature Is of a rare tnten-
sity subservient to character de-
mands and stage technique absorbed
rather than mechanically Followed,
as is so well evidenced is the highly
emotional scene-made more diff
cult by the character of an unletter-
ed mountain grin According to
Their LightS" and again in In the
Shadows of Death" and Sally CAS-
tleron. Southerner-"
Small for her eight years, she was
first wheeled onto the stage int baby
carriage In Chicago. Then followed
an unusual experience In sucn pro
auctions as Hearts are Trumps, the
Drury Lane production, with Amelia
Bfneham: with Chauncey o1cott:
Little Princess, with Mile James;
stI.over's LANE; her first appearance
In New York being with Mary Ryan
and Edwin Arden in Home Folks,
with which she was identified two
years; with Henry b. irving In
"Paola and francesca: with Annie
Russell In "a Midsummer's Night
Dream; then some time In vaude-
Vile with Robert billiard and VIII
liam Harcourt; as the boy In Polly
Of the Circus; In stock in Louis
vile. KY. She had signed for f"rhe
Regeneration Of Aunt Mary" when
Edison and motion pictures won over
this versatile and remarkably exper-
fenced little woman, three years ago.
Her latest picture is the feature,
.Tha Return OF JOY" Forthcoming.
some of her other films are An In
nocent Thief" s"The Family Bible. :"
THE Experiment. Her Proper
Place" and "The Unpaid Ransom"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
FRENCH 7RAGEDY
"Business is Business" Now
Being Filmed at Uni
versaI City.

Nat @ Goodwin is hard at work
at Universal City. in the film YER
sion OF the old French tragedy. BUS
mess is Business" under the direc-
ton of Otis Turner.
Mr.. Goodwin plays the role of Isa-
dore Lechat. Mr.. Goodwin first saw
Business Is Business" in Paris, at
the Comedie Francois, many years
ago and was greatly impressed with
the role Of Lechat, which he felt was
ideally suited to his style OF acting.
When the Universal engaged his SER
vices Mr.. Goodwin suggested that he
be featured In Business Is Busi-
ness"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
SCREEN DEBUT
OF Raymond Hitchcock to Be Made
I'm Lubin Feature.

Raymond Hitchcock, noted comic
opera star, will make his screen de-
but in four act Lubtn fantastic
photoplay. The Ringtaf1ed Rhfnoc-
eros It will be released August
-16. Associated with Mr.. Hitchcock
will be Flora Zabelle, Herbert For
tier, Earl Metcalfe, Raymond Hack
EFT. Ida Waterson and Arthur Matt
hews.
The play was filmed by George w.
Terwflllger and written by Lawrence
McCloskey. The exterior scenes
were taken on Long Island. and the
gardens of the homes Of divers and
sundry millfonaires were utilized.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
MANY STAGE STARS
SIGNED BYMOROSCO

naming big theatrical stars who
have repeatedly turned deaf ear
to all offers for motion picture en-
gagements and Mr.. Morosco can well
afford to feel proud OF the fact that
he has been successful in his eff
forts to secure this fayorite for the
screen The subject in which Miss
Ring is to make her initial motion
picture appearance has not yet been
announced.
Famous over Night.
Charlotte Greenwood. known as
the -'gir who won fame over night,
as a Coincidence, is another capture
of Importance for the screen. In
Pretty Mrs. Smith," Miss Green
wood toured the country with Frit-
| ri ScheR after scoring big hit at
the Casino theater, New York. where
:, both press and public acclaimed her
/ as one or Broadways' funniest langh
/ provokers. Her Long Lean, Lanky
Lefty" Offering in this production re
! suited in great personal praise for
! the AWKWARD girl whose success in
"The Man with Three Wives. The
| Passing Show" and other Winter
Garden productions, as we'll as in big
| time vaudeville opposite the popu-
i lar Sydney Grant. has made her 9
1 familiar figure on the metropolitan
stage. In "Tik Tok Man of OF,
Miss Greenwood created a sensation
and her appearance on the screen
! Will be booked forward to with inter
est by thousands all over the coun-
I try who have laughed at her clever
antics.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
casa in which Robert Mantell az

cess in which Robert Mantell ap-
ipeared for many seasons.
Robert Warwick is starred in this
picture, which is the first production
!for the World Film Corporation Of
1.-The great French director. Albert
lCapelani. whose record Of successful
motton picture making extends over
10 period of twelve years. career
without parallel in the annals of the
art.
n. Cooper Cliffe. Montague Love
and Stella Archer also appear in the
picture which has thus one of the
most powerful all star casts ever seen
I'm q motion picture.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

'other's existence; and the interest
of this drama concerns itself with
this fatal resem blance and the mis-
cries and misfortunes into which II
leads the innocent half brother.
In the end Napoleon pardons the
innocent young soldier, and Rabat.
the murderer, goes to the scafold to
expiate his crimes.
The film play is rep1ete with in
tensely dramatic situations showing
the hand of master photo-dramat-
list. Robert Warwick in The Face
in the Moonlight" will unquestion-
ably be highly successful World
Film thriller.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
m mp COMEDY.

Lee Kohlmar, late of Potash and
Perlmutter." is playing the LEADING
role in "a Delicatessen Romance, :
la two reel Imp comedy by Raymond
b. Schrock. The production is being
directed by Sidney Goldin and fine
cast is supporting the well known
comedian. The story concerns an
old Fashioned owner of delicatessen
shop who has never seen the lights
of Broadway.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
VAMPIRE ACTRESS
Joins the Forces of the Reliance
Majestic Company.

Mime. Adoni Fovieri. the French
actress who recently Joined the Re
(MutuaD screen
playing force, is well remembered
for her portrayal of the vampire in
Children of Today" in which Louis
Mann was featured. Later she play
ed with Nine. Yorska in a series of
French plays produced in New York.
Although this is her first appearance
in motion pictures, she is fast be-
coming acquainted with her sur
roundings.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
GREAT INTERIoR scENEs.

.aThe Girl from His. Town" a
wonderful four part American MI
tual master picture. released August
S. contains some of the greatest IN
terior theater scenes ever shown.
Margaret FISCHER, who plays the
leading role, takes the part of Lefty
Lane, all the rage Of the London
stage
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
GArNs FAME QUICK.

Ollie Klrkby. the actress who APP
pears In Kalem's series. The Mys-
terfes of the Grand Hotel" is rap
idly gaining recognition as one Of
the most capable players In the mo-
special advantage In The SUBSTITUTE
ed Jewel. the nth episode Of this
series.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
WARWICK ON SCREEN
MONDAY At ORPHEUM

The period of the play is immed-
ia tely after the French revolution
when Napoleon was coming into
power as emperor. a young aristo-
crat. a soldier. is falsely accused of
murder which his own villatnous half
brother. Rabat. has committed. The
half brothers do not know one an
other-they have not heard OF each
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

play called Dan Cupid. Fixer." She
made delightful little cupid and
enjoyed acting for the movies 50
much that she will spend much OF
her spare time (she is still too young
for SCHOOL,. in the big Universal
city, where all the pictures she loves
are made.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

test would be held. mothers from all
over tho state brought their little
ones for the coveted prize and the
comm otfon raised was even greater
than that of the former beauty con-
test.
1t was a difficult matter to decide
lust which Of the 10 lovely babies
should be crowned queen, but at
last, after much celebrating, tiny
Georgia French. was awarded the
awarded the prize. Later she was
induced to play part in the picture
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
Has TuO Roles
In Ne1D Picture

In the photop1ay. Driven by
Fate" Violet Mersereau is called up
ON to play the part Of a deserted
mother who adopts the stage as her
means OF livelihood. The story has
& lapse of several years. during
which time the child has grown up.
Miss Mersereau plays both the de-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
Will Appear as Star in Brady
Play, stIhe Face in the
MOONLIGHT"

At the orpheum theater Monday,
the World Film Corporation will
present the i've part photo-p1ay. THE