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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB IS
SHY FOUR GOOD ROW{ns
Coach Van Nlict Has One Quartet
Hard to Beat. hut Lacks
Full Eight
CREW MATERIAL Is THERE
In Spite or Record Last Season.
Members of Local Organization
Fail to- Take Proper Intcrest-i,ig
Regatta ON James i'm June.

Four Of the men on whom the Nir-
einia Boat club Will Icr.ud IA nm
,o,a ., t rt.,, 60 49,.
southern i'cSatla on the James RIVER
in June are SHOWING the good effects
OF regular daily rowing This quar-
t.t il j t. Plunkctt. g. H. Mason Jr,
Atweli Tyler and ". - Bruucr
Since early in March thcs. men hav.
rowcd practically every day i'm either
the "ccntifede' or four-oar gig As a
result II this work they have. on u,l-
mcrous occasions, while rowing the
gig" defeated the "ccntIfcdc" in the
brushes which take place between the
two boats every day. In view OF the
tact that In ia. gig" each man has
but one oar. Will" in tho "ccntifodc"
each man has 4 pair OF ecuils. giving
the last named boat nearly twice the
propclllng power it can readily he seen
that Bruu"r. Tyler. Mason and Punk
EFT are really doing some high class
rowing.
II the club merely wished Ia enter
y -four" Ia the Southern Regatta.
Coach George Van Nliet could stand
pat from now on. hut the club has five
or six other mon who average up ply
aically Gully equal 10 the four men
previously named. Aud besides. also
chased last summer With such as
sets ii IS only natural there should
hc a strong desire TO enter an eight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
RAY RYAN GETS PITCHER
FROM SALLIE LEAGUE CLUB
Suaid sold u, tulumbia Ia Rock!
Mount-Turhcrl, viii PLAY Twins
Three Games.

ROCKY MOUNT y. c, April IL II
It's true even ia baseball that figures
never IL. the Rocky Mount club has
tust purchased the hest pitcher in the
South Atlantic League IN Spaid, Of thc
columbia club. The finger led tho
South Atlantic League pitchers last
wear, winning eighteen games ana los
ing but seven. and IL is generally
agreed that he was one OF the main
stays Of chat cluh III its short tight for
he pcnnant last year, as it wili prob
ably bc recalled that the league closed
a month before III" usual time last
year OIL account OF poor support. Tn.
consideration under which Sraid was
secured was not gwen other than ne
becomes the property OF the locals foI
a MONETARY consideration. ana that
none Of tho local players are to 80
along IL the deal
Arriving iata last night from two
days enlargement IN Richmond, where
The Tarhccls met defcat by close
scores and wcll-playcd games with the
international lcagucrs. the locals will
Tomorrow take to the cars again. and
are off for Winston-Salcm and Raleigh
FOR five games. VI WAS 80 slated ut
one time that the Tarheels would go
direct from Richmond to Gastonia,
where they were 10 engage tn" AShe-
vile, Carolina League champions Mon
aav. hut for some reason this date did
nat matcrializc. aud the club came
hack here. The club is In the pink
q condition. and Is going nj a great
clip; and while II met n two-ply de
rcat at tho hands of the near big
lcacucrs. they were well-playcd games.
and nobody who saw them is ready ia
irsist otherwise than that tho loca Is
have q great ball club.
Starting on Tuesday, the Ta-hc"ls
will engage the WinSton-Salcm ~ wins
for three days. after which they viii
go 10 Raleigh to complete tho week
and. incidentally, wind up tho exhibit
ton season. They will return Ia
Rocky Mount on Saturday night and
will enjoy Il day Of rest before the
league opens on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
TOME TEAM WORKS HARD
Mar!Inndcrs VIII Meet Lawrence willie
on Track-hichmOndI hoy Captains
Runners md In Versatile Man.

PORT DEPOSIT. MD. April l6.-The
Tome school track men are practicine
steadily in preparation for the dual
meet with Lawrenceville on April -.
The real strength of the Tome team
is not known, as il has not yet taken
part in any competition. Their main
weakness is a lack OF all-around ma
tcrial. There are no sprinters nor
field event men. but the distance run
ncrs and weight men are the best
Tome has ever had Captain George
*. Matthews, of Richmond. has added
several events to his main one, the
broad jump, and is running 22O and
$50 yards in great shape.
The other engagement for the track
team include the Penn relays. April
40 Maryland Agricultural meet at
College Park; Lawrcnccville Inter-
schoiastics. May 6; Delaware College
lntcrscho lastics. May II, and tho Tome
tenth annual interscholastics field and
track meet, May 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
PROVIDENCE GETS TITLE
no PLAYER RED rORPIiS

PROVIDENCE, K T.. Apri! l6-The
claims of the Lowell team Of the East
crn League to the services OF Red
Torphy. now with the Grays, have
been denied by the National Commits
sion and the title to the player rests
with the Providence club. when the
New England League season ended last
year the Manchester club. il is said
owed Torphy n portion of his salary
which was unpaid until within Il short
time. According TO baseball law, this
made the player a free agent. y short
time ago the present Lowell club sent
Torphy check for the amount due
and ordered him TO report for work.
In the meantime Tornhy had signed
with the Grays and the matter was
put UP to the National Commission.
who declared him free agent. thus
denying tho claim Of the Lowell club.
The player has shown a lot of good
work since nc Joined the Grays' train
ing squad. and Manager Shean Is very
much impressed with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
EASTERN ROWERS PUZZLED
BY DEFEAT OF STANFORD
nliI"rniuns who Made Wonderful
showing NJ foughkcrpsic Last
Year. Lost 10 HasiiinSton

NEW YORK, April lG.-Itastcrn row.
ins enthusiasts are puzzled by the
oHtcum" of tn" recent thrcc-milc race
Al seattle between the clgh;-oarcd
varsity crews Of Stanford and wash
ugtou. Unusual interest was cVinccd
regarding the result OF the event ow-
ing 10 the splendid showing 81 stan
fpid ~ 'oughl-cpsIc last June when
i'alo Alto oarSmeu finished second
i Cornell, just one aud ouc-ifth sec
"nda slower than the winners time for
''he i"Hv- mile race. on the strength
of this performance Stanford was in
Nited 10 enter her veteran crew in tho
1915 regatta and another exhibition o.
racine coast oarsmcnship similar TO
last years showing Was predicted for
the califurniauS
The defeat Of Stanford bv more than
fN" lengths at the hands oC WASH
InGton is. under the circumstances a
form upset that Eastern oarsmcn can
no; understand With tive veterans and
ON. substitute from last years crew
in II Is apparent that Washington must
have fast and HUSKY crew IL Is not
Thought likely that the eight is five
lengths better than stanford in a
thrcc-Inilc race. If the Californians
wcr" i'm anything like the form they.
showed ut Pnuchiiceps last June. SO
I far as training conditions are concern
/ cd. Stanford should have Ind the bc,-
tor OF Washington since Coach Cont
! bear complained several weeks before
the race that snow, ice and fog had Sc
| riousiy checked the progress OF the
Washington crew candidates.
Roth Fights are typical Far Western
crews. averaging over IL pounds and
SIX feet. with several oIrSmcn ranging
between six feet two inches ana six
feet four inches. aud there is great
nropoll!ng power In both boats. The
fact that Washing ton was able to take
"a To. u ~,
crease ii steadily during the race
which was won i'll the fairly good time
OF seventeen minutes and Six-tcnths
seconds, is taken ~ an Indication
that Washington has Il crew OF un-
usual ability or that Stanford has not
yet approached the form shown on
| me hudson In the Intercollegiate Re-
Satta. In any case. followers of col
lcgc wing in the East arc hopine
that both Washington and Stanford
VIII accept tn" invitation 10 compete
at 'ouGhkccpsic on June IL i'm order
| That tn" skill and endurance OF these
giant oarSmcn from the Pacific coast
may he tested against the pick Of the
Atlantic coast varsity comb nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
WARSHALLlTES ENTER BIG
SQUAD IN OUTDOOR MEET
l,ncnl High school VIII Send Strong
TracI> Tenn to Compete NJ
charlottesville.

John Marshall High School Will haV,
on" of the strongest tract: squads en-
tered in the meet to be held in Char
lottcSvilic on Thursday, that has ever
represented the school in this branch
OF athletics.
Coach Vaughan Gary has had the
mcu out at Byrd Park praCticinr daily
for the past ihr"" weeks. aud cv"ry
man is in the best OF conditions. Eill
Wharton. who created such Il Scusa-
ton IN thr long runs around tho city
this winter. will he the MarshallitcS'
best bet in the distance events. Han
cock. Barrett and Bccson are thrco
cracks ia the dashcs, not to mention n
number OF others Dewey Gilbert
pcttway and Barrett will he the men
entered In the field events. Johnio
Core, who has given good account
Of himself in the hurdles. is likely to
give the other runners q hard fight.
Captain Anderson is also good nan
in the S00-yard event.
The Marshalltes' baseball team will
leave on Thursday for AppomattoN to
play the AppomattoX High School. Ow-
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INQUIRIES TO PLAY ALUMNI
Prep school Team VIII Meet Nine
Picked From Former Stnrs ut
byrd Park.

This afternoon, At Byrd Park the
McGnire's University School nine will
clash with team picked from former
Mcclure players
Jimmy raschall former football and
baseball star. viii probably he in the
lnfi"id. shrimp smith. who ~ coach
ing the Red and Iiack this season.
VIII hc in the linc-up also. Goo HUI
cher and Doc Scales. the battery that
held the prep schools OF this city
helpless In days gone by. are more
than likely In he together this after
noon for tho alumni
TIL" Rcd ana nlncll team will have
Il lot Of work cut out for 1t this week
Tomorrow afternoon they will play
the Chester Aggics n Chester John
Marshall High school and Richmond
Acad"nN have defeated tho Argics. and
the McGui'c boys arc determined 10
do equally rs We'll Thursday after
noon the Richmond College Spiders
and The Mcclure team will meet in a
battle n; Wcsthampton on stadium
ncld,
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WrcStle for Polish Relief.

NEW YORK, April l6.-Many of the
i"Noritcs OF the recent international
wrestling tournament will comneta ~
aid the Polish war sufferers at tho
Manhattan Opera House tomorrow
night Hhysko is the only Pole in the
affair. hut tho balance Of the wres-
tiers hail from nearby points i'm Eu-
rope, ana are in hearty sympathy with
the cause.
Ihysko has drawn the feature spu.
Oh tho card and has the hardest task
on his hands He is matched to wrcs-
Ito Fred rilakoN, newcomer from
Finland. who has a big continental
reputation In catch catch can
bout to finish.
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InIiamorc Coo. 10 rnIcho-

TOLEDO, April l6.-Ailan Coliamore
or the Cleveland club. left-handed
pitcher. was purchased to-day by Man
aScr Roger Rresnahan, OF the Toledo
American Association Baseball Club.
Collamore was at the local park when
the deal was completed by "A telephone
conversation between Brcsnahan and
N'c"-Prrsident McRoy, OF the Glove
land American League club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

MACON Ga. Aprl lf-The Dixie
League has been formed wiki six cubs
- was announced to-day. The cities
represented are: Mouitric. Bainbridsc.
Nay'rosS and Nuldosta, Ga, and
l'"ihau anO Eufaula, Ala ! meeting
VIII b" held here Tuesday To complete
arrangements 70" the playing season.
WaHcroas. Naldosta aud Dothan were
League last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

ing {" the fact that Wharton. Pnttway
ana Manager Anderson Will he with
the track SQUAD they viii not be able
to play in the first game. These mcn
VIII JON the ball tosScrS later on and
II is probable that they will be in
the Randolph Macon Academy game in
Hedford on Friday. Just what men
viii replace these boys has not been
decided
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l\nnhc Sfpm With pirnfrN.

nIT'rSlUkGII. April iG.--otto lEuahc.
former manager Of the Baltimore Fcd
erals, has been signed by the Pitts
hur@h Nationals, according 10 an
nouOcemcnt here tonight. Knahc will
report on Thursday when the Pirates
opcn the local season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
IndinnS Get I.oulermiII,.

CLEVELAND. April I6.--Vicc- Prcsi-
dent McIioy. of the Cleveland ball club.
announced to-day that tho Cleveland
team has obtained Grover LDu,lermiIk,
Detroit pitcher. ny the waiver route
houdermilk was purchased two years
ago by the St Louis Americans from
the Louisville American Association
team. Last season Detroit purcha scd
him. He won thirteen and lost nine
teen games last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
TRIPLE IN TENTH INNING
WINS FOR CLEVELAND
Graucy Scores Needed Run by Ills
Sniasiin" Drive After Two
Arc Down.
DETROIT DEFEATED, j, no :
Home Pitchers Given Spectacular
Support-in Contest at Chicago,
st. Louis Browns Take Game, a
to >, in Wild and Erratic Game.

CLEVELAND. Npru with lro out .u
IA" '"uth inning. G,nu"'. ~ Cleveland.
'ririe. scoring on" rum winuirr to-day'a
gam" !"r cleveland over Dounit. , "a a
Detroit "ut"a'i'd Cleveland nearly Two -
ono. 'h"ir thirteen hits Including s"vcu
doubles, but IN" si"c,acular support ciycn
III" Cleveland pi'chcrs hold 'ho srorr dom.
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CARDS WIN IN TENTH

ST LOUIS. April with on, down in tho
tenth. snyder doubled into IN" crowd In left
h"id and 'i"rnsoy came In with the run that
ShE" -. Louis i-to-n victory over Chi
ragp In tnr first gam" OF tho series hero
to-day. Up 20 thr ninth u WAS pitchors'
hatt'o between Mcconnell and Meadows
Sall"". who succeeded Meadow, in tho ninth
wh"n the latter waEcrod. retired tho sido
after the bases had been filled Score.
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{ ticogo,
It. Louis.
'"'H'F.'. 81 rs II T0taIS....Si 30 Il
ono out when winning run scored.

81 Louis ............0 o III
summary; Run -lIorushy. Two-basc hits.
MuiliEhh snyder. DoUbl. piays-BrrlS To
ocl@ci I" 6onEaiss: Hornsby Bstzcl to
h"n"ai' Mulltsan 10 Ycrkcs to Sailor BASES
on hnils,-"n Meadows, !: OF SRlInc, |. Struck
n''- ny Mrt nnn"ll. '; 10y Meadows. Z: by Sal.
n,'' l. III by pitched bail-ciouaalcs TIM
pres h!r"n and OTigl"y. Time. = hours
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STANDING or CIl'IyS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh AT Cincinnati
Chicago al ST I.nuiS.
New York at brooklyn.
Boston mt phiiadelphia
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STANDING or CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis at Chicago.
prtrnit N CIty Gland
Philadelphia at New York
Washington nj Iin,tnn
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Southern Association
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nashville. 3; Chattinuugu. q.
Memphis. IL; Little Rock. 3.
tNli Hi ilci games. rain.I
STANDING OF CLUBS
WHERE. THEY

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Atlanta uI Mobile.
HirmIr;, liam NJ New Drlrnus
Chattanooga nj Menphis
Little Rock at Nn,hyilIr
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f"'" -l2 Totals % - 20
.".n. ."r l..' i" dfh
tiHt..d fnr Wo'fruur IN seventh
ttn Tor Lhrg ~ -"vonth
iha'tra Tor scott ia ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
Nationals Heat Providence

At Rocky Mount. r. I.-Washinsten
Americans. :; Providence lntcrnation-
ais, 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

s. I.uI- Oh 3 :,
'N;,aEu. ............g % o. o. 5 -
Spmutre I.uus- Sho,cu Tohin. Siylcr Mar
sttr. Itarit-r. "o''nau, jackson. !. Collins.
; Aa!f Terry. Strucis oUt-hy Weilrran g.
nl - enuo''. j; u> WolrEaus, /. ~ Scot,
]. W. PLANK. T. Bases on bhii4--uf Iscn2s
nH ''ur- ~. :: or " ilmaa. &. of Da,.n,
port D. OH rlauE, 3. Double play-I.nvau 10
i'r"i' 20 Sisl-r Empires o i.ouyhitu ana
iitIHotr1nI. limo. so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Score by inninGs:
Cincinnati ..............n ] -
Pittsburgh .............o . OF
Summary: Run--Grfiih. Groh. I.oudcn
ca, Moilwit@, Chase, Hinchman Stolen
has"S-iicr2oe. thas" ~. Clarke. Wagner.
r"o-has" hits -MollwitZ. Chase. rhrco- ba 8.
ntt.-'ia rlt". Struck Out-by roncy. /: by
I'M. Bases on bals-on Toucy s: OF
Miller. !: OF iIii. .. Empires O'Day and
t..i4ou Time.
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National League

fiIS Its YESTERDAY.
II. i.oui- ]: Chicago. q
Cincinnati 6: Pittsburgh.
y" other games scheduled
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HOW THEY STAND
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. !: Detroit. 3.
II. i.ouis. Il: Chicago, J.
tbnit TWO games scheduled
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Cincinnati.

Totals 3a 81 u Totals.al ,2.la
-i,attod FOR fIil in slx:h
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TuLI., MARSHALL AND JANE GREY,
nj tho BIIOu.
Movies" Here TO Stay

The annual crusade aEninst the
term "no.lcs. NJ applied tn motion
pictures. has been lnaugurntcd from
the usual sourrcs. Nothing to 81.
The term "moNics" IL In reality an
cndcnrtnK tcrW applied to grent
Held or entertain ment and cducntiO lon,
The word "mOSies" will Rppcur In
standard dictionaries before another
ycNr hns pRsscH. IL In. bvst OF nil. n
strrtl. American eSpressIOn. ALL
comprehensive and sli-powerfui.
"MOrl~s" WIS coined by the news
rnper hcudilner because "a tells n
story. " brlef and catchy. md can
he utilized In headlines where such
terms ns '.n,oylnE' pictures." rte. viii
not ~nsity: Rpnl,. The motion-pic-
tnre industry ts indie btcd 10 tho free
promotion accorded n. tho news
pnprrs. for the Newspapers hive
given movies" ~uunI prominence
with Granddaughter The word
"moNtcs" will never die. hut will he
utilized =" long ms the nrt shalt last.
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nuild. Permanent village.

Recently. when The Thoroughbred
was produced AT Santa Barbara. IN
der tho direction or Charles Bartlett
whole Western village Was la'd on
1T the American Film Company studint
1t served as q splendid setting for thi
powerful masterpicturc. and was bull
with the idea Of being convertible ~
forthcoming productions.
Tine buildings arc OF strong. durahl
construction and arc arranged in thu
unit S..stcm. which can hc changed an
adapted in various WAYS 10 suit The re
1uircmentS OF amy Western pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
rE\ tI.Ti or E<Nt: SEEMS
ru III. RiSI> on iII:I>t. I>IlII:i

The non"l,y az fane seems 10 bc ihn
rk og hc.t@ KILLED OF Within .hc
past twu weeks rcror,s have hne,,
brought '" tho Office OF tho Western
b'Ni>'"n IF the Niiagraph COMPANY. u,
hollywood. al, Of three fatal :rri-
dents - Nita.raph players workir.
IL pictures hciu; filmed in the moan ]
i"ii'S. u ono case. the objects ~ .hc
runnr was aittir. in tho office ,rhcli
9n .hcii"! newspaper man phoncd 10
Learn inst how he got killed. rlln
nl9n Ia question. answered tho phorc
himself. "nd cleared up tho mystery.
Wv way ~ cons olation. however. tho
victim wished tho disappointed r,
porter 'h"ttcr luck ueNt time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Movie Calendar

III'iIi.-'i'"- morrow. Tmcxdp. nn,i
" cdnc>dr,. Nnr.urritr tinrk Ia
"tiI'c nna Hcn."
tpi.n\Itl- In-m"rrn" nnd tues
day. Alice b'nd. IN The Nnck." nn,i
cdnc>'im, aud Thursday. Mime.
Olga rctro,a in ~ hut WIZ People
sag"
Hl.iui To morrow. IucAdn. and
W rhncstlns. .tet I>nt, nu It." wit,
tnll. MARSHALL nnd The Great
''rnri InnE,r." With sam Brrnard.
oDEp\ - All nrrk. ..Damn.r,l
Goods" With Itichnrd Hrnnru.
NHtlOk-Tu-rno ~ itny.''
with Florence Reed. Tuesday. "Simon
the Jcstrr. with Edwin Arden.
W. dncsdn.. "N h0 Killed .t0~ Mrr-
ricu:" With star cnSt.
ftE\-'To- morrow. "Enorh Arden
with Lillian t.ish. Tuesday. ..rhc
silent Irnil." with Bcirn tosson
Wednesday,. "Ihc Thorou.-Ii.rcd.''
With William Eu->cI.
lSIS-lo-m0rr ..Ihc Nan 81
the ltonr." with Itnhrrt Nnrwirh
lur>dn.. "iirnrfs IN Exile" with
'tH'n Nimhni houn,. M",incs,in,
"Ihr stolen Nuirr.' with Hubert
Warwick.
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,a,a, cndct. ncsor. camera:

rhc Naval Academy ~ Annaprli..
arh %o'nc 80" cadets play I'm .,uportau,
part ~ - i've part Blue Ribbon Fcatur.
hN cyrus Townsend Erady. Just CON.
i.i",".i 10y Nitagraph Director I'aul Sour.
don. Ia 'hi., same picture. some t'nited
states torpedo dcstroyers arc sycr i,
action.
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cash, FITTING. In Picture.

\ lot OF money must he spent to civ
;hr proper atmosphere 10 4 pictur
where many scenes arc laid In home
Of wealth. For instance, in the Pa:h
Go'd Rooster play New York" adapt
cd from tho \. III. Woods play OF lii
name. and produced b. George titz
maurice. there arc some bedroom scene
In which are used lace sheets which
cost $3.50 The bed spread u OF han.
Embroidered silk and costs $3.50. Flor
encc Reed stars in the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Fanny Ward has just completed tho
taking OF the photodramatic Version
or Bret Iiarte's famous story Ten
nessecs Partner and will shortly be
gin = now production "a set unnamed.
under the direction Of Frank Ecichcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Screen Brevities

Mao Murray, the I.asky star. has
begun rehearsals for the production ci
Mary lohnstons famous story. TO
Have and to Hold under the dirac-
tion - George II. Mclford, OF ;hr
l.aSky staff OF directors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Nine. re'rova. Metro star. has \
ia,I" goldfish pond in hcr italian
sunhen gardens. on her country "s-
tate near Flushing. Long Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Miss liortenSc fiourion prcscnir
her favoritc movie star with a gold
headed can" 80 that he would not lcay
il hanging on bar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Lucille Ward as Mime. Pazzazzc-
gives = highly humorous touch 10
Mischief and Mirror forthcom-
ing american "Beauty'' release
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

\ radical Improvement Is noted !
pipes smoked by the hardy Did noun
tainccrS in motion picture plsNs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Harmony is what is needed I'm M
world. particularly in m",inn -pict,,r
orchcstraS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Ezra tuip remarks that movie actor
arc not nearly so bad as they a.
painted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Timothy 7. Ansbcrry Is dcvotins hi
entire time To study ~ tho motion
picture art. Ills house badly needs
coat OF paint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Happy thought. the movie hoy .oo,c
mas " unnecessary 10 ''rccu-nize ,hI
profession"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Edfrd \ Bingham. Of the Mntro
scenario staff. editor Of the Ne V
York herald III Paris for seven yeas
before joining Metro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Not only politics, but motion nj,
lures make strange bed -fcli,wX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Movie Mother Goose
Jack Sprat would cat no fat
Ills wife would eat no lean.
,Bu, botn would go 10 the picture shor
To see the movie screen.