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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-12-27
Ater-Christmas Necessities at Money-Sayinq Prices

webs Grow Ou;na ~ e" ooA4o a' Soc
&c yard
ia"''' olouss 'oc grade 5Oc s1OO grade
Ladies' Winter now
Nice line Boys Fleeced -~.
:, U1 1' $40 '' Regular Pfoo our price
~"
z Mems Felt Coats, size 46 and
l Felt Coat size 80, $780, ~1ce
l Boys Macknaw, 34,regu Is, GOO
10 pairs Boys Legg
I pairs Boys heavy Ieggn, regular soc grade now mai,
SIZES oo' % anu OF, regular QUO 4Oc
3 heavy Jerseys, sizes SO and SO, eoc
Mems Sweater Coats,
Sweater Coat &c. regular 5Onow
l Worted Sweater Coat, size 49, $50 5000
~ E'"S H1' oo regular l'4o now $1.OO
0A"" e"'y Siaoe a' 1Sc yard
pans ~" 'oo, al lzes d. SOC pair
40 ChIds buckle Oveshoes erpai Sies6o
lumbrman
laced Bulls Eye at than esewher
100 Rubber Boots the
For Grocery buying will ad
Monitor
These Prices Are For Cash Only
The Up-to-Date Grocery
B. O. SMITH, Proprietor Orleans, Vermont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-12-27
PROBATE COURTS

Snectal sessions OF the Probate court VIII
be held at the office OF =. ": BALDWi.s. III III
10 ZION ON the second and fourth fridays
70 ~. - month in the afternoon; ana at tne
OF Of COLBY SroDDARD. in ORLEA ., IN
the afternoon of the thru Frla at p 1a
,i'sI,ass At barton Orleans should notlLy
~ I,Idge i'm advance. that he may TAKE the
hs ne, pssohate Office at NEW PORT Will Dc
49,, every day, except Sundays anu non =.
days: but those coming from ,,,oint
Co. &c possfble. should make speclai appoih'
ia ai,.a o. With the Court in advance.
nehes WIN RUFUS w. SPEAR. JUDGE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-12-27
My CLosiing-out Sale

has been we'll patronized but | still
have several hundred Dollars worth of
Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Chains,
Fob., Be ads, Neck Chains, Pendants,
Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Pins, Cuff
Inks, Optical Goods, Leather Goods,
Solid Gold Rings suitable for all ages and
all Glasses OF People. Also Cutlery,
Cameras and Supplies, Books, Games,
Stationery, Novelties, ETC., that must be
closed out at some price. Therefore
have decided to CONTINUE this Closing
Ont Sale till
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@eseu bic Gusldnberei.

lleber bic fdon erpdbnte, gesen bic
eSrembp0rter geri9tste gepesuns
sRtnebmen iptr Der ySeutf6en Marte"
mod Solsenbes; Scr ausseaei4rets
,&rieesaufruf lpiber bie auslGnberei"
bes Stellpertrctenben 9eneraltommans
bog bes II. 9rmesiprps In Rufiel Dom
27. 9lpril 1915 ift m Der nDeutfden
0arte" gfo. 10 pom 18. Wdrs tb.ils
ipsife per0ffentIidt porben, 10 bab es
ni5t notbpenbis TT, Sara1tf on biefer
Stelle nohnals ausfiibrIiH einSuges
ben. - Da biefer Mufruf aber ni9t
bic sebiibrsnbe gea9tumg sefunbsn
bat, 70 bat bdffelbe 9eneraltommma
DO am %. SUM 1916 einen gla4erlab
terauseegeben, Der II. a. folseitbe Sd'
be entbGlt: yDesbarb iperben bic @ars
ntfonsiommanbos eriu4t, in 9erbtn'
hung NIT ben 5rtlt9en poli5eibebors
ben aIIe be 9aftbSfe, S4antftdtten,
2i6tipiele, RauflGoen unb dbnlide
getriebs b<r Garniion unb llmsebuns
istlnjse1eu. bk h tts1 olabaaos3&Rs
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ben ibr susefIohenen rei6en Gaben
riton nanhe SbrGne trodnen oirfsn.
sic fpirb, ipie ih boffe. ibre Siriorge
fir bic 5inierbIiebsnen uIerer 9el'
ben INNER ipeiter ausbebKn tOnueu.
4Is 3eiden neiner peri0nli4en purs
men gtntbeiInabme an biefer Ghrens
unb !9erseilspfli4t bes beuiiden Doll
teS babe ih Der Rationalitifhing eins
erneute 3uDertbuns bon 100000
Ulart Sueebadt unb meme S9atuIls
nit Der leberpeiiuns bhisr Summs
in beitfaer ariessanIeibe beauitrast.
Grobes 9auptquartier. ben %. St
tober 1916.
WtIbefm I. R.
Sn etnem sipeiten grlab ipirb BEN
sglusiritas8iitoria Saus Elm
pioerrufli6er Sabpessuidub bon 5o,s
900 mart aus ber .aaiierSM SMilbeIm'
Spenoe beutfher sraueu1 betpiaigt
Ju benz Grlob beibt es:
Sos unter bem protettorat Jhrer
Waieitdt Der adiierin unb a0nisin
i'm Segen fpirienbe 9aiferinJauguiies
Yiitoria Saus beobii9tist cine per,
mebrte @usbilbuns BON Sdualinsa'
pfleeertr,nen fir areiie, gemstnbeu
unb sSarniIien uub cine Grtpeit.runs
Der 3entralifeIle fir SduelingsI6ub,
I'm bic brinsenb erforberIife Sslebs
riing iiber GrnGbrung unb 8fIese bss
ainbes in bic ipsiteiten 3reiie uuieres
YoItes su tragen- Die getdmpfuns
Der nod tMtmer bobeu SGusIinss'
iterblidtsit sstpinr,t i'm 3ufammeu'
bang NIT bem Sunebmenoen Seburtens
riideang urb ben ffiperen Spfern
BEG arisees fir bic 3utunft bes bent,
iden 8oIies cine 9ebeiitune. bic bas
Darme Snterefie unb bic tbattrdfsige
wfitorbeit oller @atsrIdnbsfreunb. be-
anfprudt. Gs III mir baber cine be-
fonbere 5reubs, dnlGbIib bes ges
burtstages Sbrer Moieftdt Der aaifes
rim unO a0nisin bic 9llrdfiibruns
beg qIanes gu srm6sli9en unb bic ers
forberIiden gaus lirrb Gtnridturless
ioiten, Ioipie einsn piberufliten Sab.
res5uidub BON $1,000 Mari dus Ger
mir sur 9erfiisung seitelIten ~Raiier'
DilbeIm Spenbe beuti9er 5raueu"
betpiuigen gu i6uneu. Deun id fir
bic grbaltung Der iiirftissn srds.r
oeutfber @oltstraft unb beuH6eu
5amiIiengliids ssrabe bic Spenbs Der
neiti6eu 5raueu beraHsiebe, 70 sIau-
be i9 bamit, 5ueIei9 ben WiinldeH
Der freunbIihn Spsnberiunen il, be,
fouSerem Teobe3u entipreden.
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9wei Stiftunsen oes 4aii.rs

9is &1iierin 0oIsrotte ON %. Sis
trber ibr IS. 2ebsHsiabr. auf ihrs1
WYnid lpurbt uuter Diirbiauns Der
2eitberbGltuiiIe por jeoer rffeHtlidleH
sseier Qbitanb eenommen anf Der Sc
turtsiag MIR I'm prgiitn GnniIisns
treiis i'm Rsuen goIais in potsoum
beeanseR. Die Reiiben3itsote Berlin,
potspam unb GblrlottsnsIrs batten
bic gegIiidtpiiuidung Der aaiierin
auf ibren Wunih uuterLlifen. Sebo9
bate potsbam, einem gef6lub Der
StattDerOroneten gsrIammIung fpf-
aenb, Der &aiiertn bic pDn ibr gefors
berts Grri6tung eines ffdbtiideu
SdugIingsbeims In pOtsoGm iuncg@
ssben.
Der &oifsr bate aug anlab bee
9eburtstages Der &aiiersn on ben
Winiiter bes Snneru nahitebeHpe all
lerho6fte Grlaiie aeribtei:
Den 9eburtstug Sbrsr Waieitat Der
aGifsrin II. S0nigin. meiner GeTndbs
lin besebe i4 in bteiem Sabre nit be-
ioubsrer 9nHtburteit gegen Gott oeG
Ssrrn, beffeR 9nabe uns bur3 ri:
biskrige geipnbrung unierer I'm gel
be iiebenbsn S0bne bas Slid unieres
Suuies unsefdmGlert erbaIten bat.
sSbrer MGeiidt III es persDnnt gene
fen, unier shrem Sbub treue Uldns
ner uno sSrauen aus alien areiien iins
ferss 9oltes gu opFsrrpilliger inb err
foIgrei6er 4rbeit i'm Dienise Der aus
hem &riege erpahiensn HEtk 81 pers
sinsn. gs Iisgt mir am 9ersen, aQ'n
bieien IN Der Seimat1 treu s,rbeitenbta
4rdften fir ibr ierbiflofsF Wir.eH
mein fpnrmes Sntereiie unt meinen
befonberen tniierIifen Danf aus5us
ipreden. Sd tbus es in bem suDerIi6ts
lifen @ertrauen, bab tie nn6 BEN
@orbtloe unTerer belbenmiifhigsr
&Gmpfer an Der Trpnt in ;hrer treuen
4rteit burdbaIten iperbeu, big no4
enpsiiltigem Siso unIerer Waffen iIrs
ier @uterlanb feline gauge araft be
Seiiuns Der i'm ariese Jei6lagenen
Mltnben 5utpenoen tann. qeit iparmsr
unh inniger gntbsilnobme aebsnfe ID
am beuiiseu Sage aud oIler bersr,
bic nod @ottes @ilIsn Elm theures Jas.
milienmitslieb bem 0oferluTlbe bdben
ppfern miiTen unb Don benen pi.!t
iiberbies fhDerer iDirtbffGftlifer
Gorge aeseniiber iieben. Die tnier
Jbrem Doriib arbsiteibe Hatipnal'
fiftung fiir bic Sinttrblxbeneu Der
- RziAu Gaaltnsa tas nit
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bern 9(naeigen unb Hefanntma9unsen
INNER nod an permeiDbaren tremos
IGnbii6en 8eaei1nunsen feitbaltell.
0ieisn iott bur9 bic S}oliseipsripal'
tunsen np9mals arthimseiteat iper'
ben, bis 5um 10. Suli 1915 bic ers
lpGbnten frembIpradlihen ge3eidnnna
gen blrh beutife au erIesen. - yer
9eiud aIler 8etriebe. bic bicle bis
bdbin niGbt betpirften, Dbne baB gils
ligfeitssriinbe BON befonberem @eiplht
ssltenb semadt iperben tInnen, ioil
fir iGmmtli1e Militdrperionen butn
bas itellpertrenoe @enerultomndnoo
perboten iperben. Sierbei 1T benbiits
tist, unesrebtfertigte !Sdrten 81 Hr'
meiDen, i'm ifbrigen aber ben poierS
lGnbifden Hot6ipsnbigteiten riid'
5i6tslos @eltuns gu per'hdiren. -
Sum Is. SuIi 1915 rsiten bic gar'
niIonstommanbos mad bclToigenoem
WtuTter cine 2ifte Der bierraa gu Ser'
bietenben Hdunm unb getriebe elm.
Sem ertpGbnten .arit9saifruf ipts
Der oie @usIdnberei" 1T bann am u.
SuIi 1915 audi cine @erFiisuns oes
Gtellpertretenben @entraltommans
bog beg 7. 2lrmeetorps IN ualnlter
IN aleifem Stnns sefpIgt al 6ie ytes
gierunssprGfibsnten in Welnfets.
Wshtben, 9(rnsbers urO Siiiiel6orf,
on bic 5iiritlia 2ippeite Heg.eruns
In Detmplb unb Oas Jirltlt1
@duumburs 2ippei6s IHn1lSrlirn
in giidebure.
Gie a6nigIi6e Jleeierirg IN Siil'
ieISorf bat on Die areisidnllinipef-
tionen cine @erfiiglrns erIaileil, norm
Tie eriudt, imaiiseeiest ulo nad,bal'
tia peit nlebr aIs bisher oabin 5it
lpirfen, bab 5iutdfit I'M urterriht
ale irem6ipra6Iifen gIusSriide into
Rebeipeiien perrtieoen ,DerSen fiir
peIhe Die Whitteriprod)e oeiitlhe
@enbungen bictet.- uStndben mo
Weabd,en iolen oasu or1eleitet tper.
ben, fir ore @ebiirfniiie oes tdglidet
9ebens, fir Speiien uno 8etrdnte,
fir forperlide inib eeiiiae @eitufh-
gungen, fir Spiele mo uebiingen
uilp. i'm @egeniuee su 0er bisber 10
beIiebten frentoIdnoiiher geseidnirn.
gen beittihe @enen,tiingrn gu oertpefi.
ben uitb i'm bGi,slid,en Streiie tDie int
tGeIifen @erfebr nit an6eren bel.
mild si madeil."
Ser StaatsIefretGr bos Rethspoft.
ontts bat unterrn %. gIpril 1915
b,irh einen Grldb an Ole aaiierlid,en
8 Sberpoitbireftionen Die glngeb6rigen
Der .Reihs.Ioit. uno .GeIegrapbert.
DertpaItiug" oufgeforbert, nod ardf.
ten ben aunpf geaen Die c'ltbebrlifen
Srernotporter sil i,1iteritlseu.
So6onn finb nod bG5 aoniglih
gnperiide Staatsrrtiniiteriltnr 6es
SSNrnern, Dos @robbar5oaIidl go6iibe
@siniiteriiim oe5 sJ1tuerrL bos gahi.
ide Riniiteriiun 6es @rosbersoefi
den Souies, Der eSlitia urb bes Gus.
Dos Ser1oqIife Stadtsni.
nifteriunt bon Sod'ien.@eirinaen,
bas Staatsnlirifteriltm In Soticn.
Goburg-G -Gotho All er1pdbnen, bic 6iirh
befonbere GrIaTIe uirp. bis jest BEN
aunpf gegen bie Grandmother inter
itiisen.
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Ssuf drsdenpfase 1917
fdIIis. Wis bic ldHDDirtbf6uit'
Iibe Stdats @srIuhsiiation in Woc,
tier. ObiO. mittbsiIt, 1T fir bus Sriib'
iabr 1917 in Sit Sbio eine !Seui9re'
denpIoge gu erIparten (dlio in ben
Counties portass, 9rtmbull, Wabos
ming, Start, goluubiana. Carroll.
sSefferion uHo gelm0nt) unb fir 1913
in Weit Sbio CoislIsiht audi in 90.
lumbiana uuo GalIia Gountp). Sisle
9lrt DON Seuidreden (cieabos) baben
in Der @rbs lebenb unb iich entipis
delnb = IL Sabre lang iia auf ben
slueenbIid 5ii iparten gebabt, in benl
Tie auf bie Wenibbeit unb bic 9ese'
totipn Ioseelaiien iperbeu unb ii9
tpeiterprmebrsn t5nnen. Daber ems
pfeblt bic Iarotpirtbi6aftlids 8ra
iuhsiiatipn brineenb ben pOrberisen
G6ub Der gGume etc. 9lusiunft iiber
bag Wis ptrb SRtereFenten gratis ers
tbeiIt.
9as Berbot Der beuts
i9en Seeresberinte Gin
Mitdrbei!er bes .RabieaI~, Der ii9
um ssreigabe bes a6bruds' ber beuts
Tben 5agegberi9te bemiiht eraibli,
bub Tim Elm Winiiter ba5u iaste, i'm
anfans bes arieses babe Soffr. bas
@e,bOt erlaFeH miiiien, neil bio
&riesslaes su fritiid getpsieu fei, OILS
oub bic 5ran5ofen bic Sen.i4en Sic
eesmeIbungen ertrngen bdiien. Quf
bic gemertilng. bab Sas bsatffs pu'
bIitum reeeimGbis aeuninib bon
ftansoIiThen grfplgen netmen biirfie,
benerite Der Miniiter: bas bsutfhs
9olt III itramm bissipIinirt, unb ss
III iiber5eugt, bob bic fran56iiIhen
1asesberi9te nur singeSlIbete Siege
6ringen unb bic pirili6en gliebers
lasen oerihpsisen. sRabitaI1 ersdblt
ipeiterbiH. bab bic miliidriIhen Wits
arbeiter Der groben purii.r 3eitnnsen
CUR 4bfaFung sinisernaben polIiidns
bigger llebtrTi6ten ee3punssn iinb, bi.
beutf1en Iagesbsri6te su Ratb "a
5iebsn. Das beipeiis. bnb bic Muffais
lung, bis DON sinern fran,bfiGen Wli.
.riiu bsa OssH4sa tusdG eisfea
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Der 0obrnsi4
(goH. 3ts.. 27. oH)

0ie Sample pom 10. Biz %. Ottobsr.
- Ser admpf bel Sn3ld. - Vie
@erfplsuns Der sei4Iassnen &uuds
nen unb @uFen. - 5elomdri4all
ulndenIen's iiberltaens strategic.
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.pirt. aud In Transrei9 p.it perbr.i.
tet fei. ~RabiooI- fdIisBt tisie Gr5db'
lung nit Der sifttsen 8eTsrluns, bab
bic fran3Siifden 3eitungsu spar bon
Der @er.penbuns erftidnber SAFE
burh ben 1etnb reben biirfen. ab.:
ia ni9t bon ihrer @eripsaSuHg buSt
bic Gran5piet.
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sSpiepbiRe Sarenbers,

geb. S@epcL
scIietts Gattin bon @tuinut e. Surntberas s,e.
2130 gItrte Gtrdbe. aetenbeednanib GnI Watl'
ipptt, ben 20. Wouember, bonn Irauerbnire aiie:
ircraut uui $3.50 1ibr in Der 81. .Jnn5isIans
Stirme an gine nnb oibertp Gtrabe eln ne
1uienr-eobamt 5sIebrirt pirb. 22o
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-04
MARY PlCkFORD AT ARIZONA
THIS WEEK IN GREAT TRIUMPH

III mere nave even oesli any uouols
as 10 the Ners'itiiit9 Vi ndis u
lhe fallouS fiaAelS mn NoiipanS ,
star wiz ois'el them Wy itei "oiiue
iu' peiioi iiid'ioe III ma ooriipo,HS
Slieilulu p'ouuctloii VI N".e 'oi u''"
FOOT Little ieppiiia' coiioWins upon
mel 'tst fdi'i'ioui' ''uflii,e
butleillE' III Which 9iie % peiAeO'S
characterlzes the NIUE 1dpaiieee gu
MISS fichioro III 'iiie pi "i',eii
- t"S 'ee.u a. nv "a
aiiu Sd'ui oaS' u e"'ee q N.i"' ~"
70 iei aoiii'iei an 1A re,. i'
ii">
iheie p"'E any 'iou9" II Up 90
'iieii o"l Oi'I"i o''. no
anu an ,no7iI " - re $50
'o','''F =,
| al" pun p'9V' i0"i ''
'Aere iiiseis LOU iie' az
SIM. 'i'ii7 ''"' 'eNp
sue . iindiiS ie"i'''i - ~ Pc ~
| ~ aNi,p'o
NV oii,S nv %
! '7'e h's 'e.'' GU 80
nus - %
| -. -. ~
.o'.'e' ~ -'e' - 49, -
- 49,.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-04

Is spent in seking to better himself in
ether lines. He doesn't want to remain
4 funny man of the cinema al his life
He wants to make name for himself
in some other field that will win him
just as much fame-and money-as he
has earned on the screen. Chaplin is.
TO some extent, q dreamer.
Nc man or woman" sad the CO.
median recently, should be satisfied
with having won a fortune or fame in
ono particular line Of endeavor. The
field is large, and there are opportuni-
ties everywhere for the young man of
today But he must work if he expects
to climb to the top. Otherwise I am
afraid there is not much hope.
Il have been a worker all my life. 1t
IS tree that | could quit the screen
today if | wished and live the rest of
my life IN ease and comfort. I'm still
a Young man-just twenty-six years
old. but YOU will find me working just
Us hard fifty years from now. Money
, is not everything One can find more
; happiness in work than in anything
! else | know Of"
/ Day Begins at $50
Chaplin is lust as busy young man
away from the studio as he is in t.
/ He. is what may he classed as a syste-
matte worker and a systematic liver
. His day begins promptly at go O'Clock
every morning. And every night at ter
I o'clock, with an exception here and
there, he turns off the electric light
and gives himself into the hands o.
Morpheus.
While ChGplin's salary received from
the Mutual Film Corporation aggre.
gates $3.50 900 and his income from va
rcus other investments totals man!
additional thousands a year, he is b,
no means what may be termed a spend
er He lives well. out quietly. dresse
well, owns several automobiles, EN-
plOvs chauffeur, = valet and seVera
secretaries Chaplin believes in spend
ing his money where he can get TIL
best and most out of. life.
As previously stated ChapIin's da
begins at $50 O'Clock. At that hour hi
valet wakes him. Five minutes late
re is in his bath. This over with, h
places himself in the hands of his bar
Der. sits down to breakfast. spends
half hour with the morning papers
ChaElin takes a whirl through the 10
Angeles park in his car, provided, Q
course. he has the time. He reaches tn
studio every morning, when he is work
ing which is practically every day /
the year. at 10 o'clock. Once in tn
studio, Chaplin confers with his studi
manager. members of his company an
other officials and then doffs his stree
/ clothes for his makeup.
Prolific Worker
i IN the studio Chaplin is prolifi
worker, for he directs as well as act
Every set. regardless of its size.
placed under his personal direction. H
is an expert in lighting effects and sec
TO it that everything in this respect
in proper shape before starting worl
4 This completed, he summons his com
pany, rehearses the scenes about to /
a staged and then becomes the busie:
Young man Imaginable.
ChapliH's day at the studio con
Drises anywhere from eight to te
hours, depending on the Importance
the production he is working on
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-04

many respects Chaplin is a hard task
master He is a great believer in de-
tails and sees to its that every member
way down the line, do their parts and
do them we'll
His day at the studio generally ends
about o'clock. A half hour later he
is again in street clothes But this
does rot mean that he PUSHES away
from the studio TO geek some amuse-
ment. Far from it. When the day has
closed, so far as the actual work is
concerned, Chaplin enters little pri-
vate office and lays out the routine for
the following day.
Then he leaves for short spin in
his car, generally with his studio man
ager or some other intimate, and winds
up at the Los Angeles Athletic Club,
where he is domiciled during his stay
in Les Angeles. Until time to dine,
Chaplin lounges about the corridors,
talking with friends or reading the af-
ternoon, where he dons his gym suit
and prepares to the clubs gymnasium
Here he spends an hour each evening,
boxing, wrestling. tussling with the
weight machines and bag punching
followed by a plunge into the pool.
Outdoor Recreations
Chaplin does rot smoke nor drink
TO he exact, he smoked but one cigar
in his life. He never cared to make
another attempt.
The comedian is an expert tennis
| PLAYER and an exceedingly clever
dancer.
| OF late he has taken up golf and is
mastering the intricate points of the
came. Motoring is one of his chief
hobbies, but he prefers to let his chauf-
four do the driving. Chaplin does not
belve in speea-while motoring, Of
course-rather preferring to move along
at a fair rate and drink in plenty OF
fresh air. When opportunity permits
Chaplin likes nothing better than tC
steal off for an hour or so for a little
walk by himself in the park
Like all red blooded Young men
Chaplin delights in the latest of light
fiction. He is not what one might cal
heavy reader. rather preferrins tC
read Shakespeare from beginning tt
end. is familiar with the works Of
George Eliot and other noted writers
| and is 4 stickler for poetry.
His chief hobby. however, is foun(
in his violin Every spare momen
away from the studio is devoted to thi
INSTRUMENT. He does not play from
notes excepting in a very few in
stances. He can run through selec
tons of popular operas by ear and,
q in the humor. car rattle off the famou
Irish iiS or some negro selection wit
the ease Of vaudeville entertainer.
Chaplin admits that as violinist h
is no Kubelik or Elman. but he hope:
nevertheless. q play in concerts som
day leforc very long.
All told. Chaplin's day is an exceed
inglN busy one.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-04
THEDA BARA AGAIN AT THE
LAMARA THEATER

The Lamara theater is presenting
again today Miss Theda Bara. the in
ternationally famous star among mo-
ton picture actresses whose strong
and particular forte is depicting vam-
pirc women. creatures of freedom and
fancy, vino unfortunately are SO gifted.
as to make men willing to die for a
smile from them and commit murder
for a caress. In THE Eternal Sapho''
the vehicle that has been specially
selected for Miss Bara for the present
startling William Fox release, Laura
Gibbons commonplace hoi polloi name
though it is was endowed with that
sort of physical beauty that appeals
most to sculptors, who delight in MAX
ing realistic and sensational statuary.
Approaching this her worthless ia Their
sold her body and soul to an artist of
the modelling class. Naturally thrust
into such a free and easy existence
Laura soon developed a love for the
men she met. But it did not end there.
/ She found she possessed the uncanny
power of fascination over them and
because of the wrongs she herself had
suffered she started out to make all
he wrongs she had suffered rights bv
perpetrating further wrongs against
| the male species.
Never was the famous saying 'Eaa
the female of the species is more dead-
ly than the male" proven of greater
truth than in The Eternal Sapho.y
! She rises to fashionable society and
| once on . pinnacle proceeds to wreck
/ the lives Of all the men she can. i'm
/ Guiding those who had been most kind
! to aer- Al al times a wonderful ac-
tress, Miss Bara brings to the present
| part more sides of her complex per-
soaality than have possibly ever been
exhibited before. At times she is 4
sweet gentle little girl and then almost
| in flash she becomes a fiend incar-
| nate whose onlv desire is to wreck
lives and break hearts.
Reviewers Of this picture elsewhere
are loud in their praise of both Miss
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-04
COLUMBIA HAS GREAT LINE UP
FOR THIS WEEK

The mana cement OF the prettiest
theater in Arizona thinks without
question that they have in the week
to start today, the greatest line up OF
features brought to Phoenix since
they opened the Columbia. Starting
with the Great Problem" today they
will follow with the "Neer Do Well
for Monday and Tuesday. then Ma
dame PetroNa who has a splendid fol-
lowing will be seen in a play that
her picture makers think is her greaf-
Fire" and is just as gripping as IT'S
Fire ard is usjt as gripping as its
title It will be screened on Nednes-
day and Thursday and will be fol-
lowed ny what critics all over the
country have pronounced the most
novel picture of the year. ii is called
Little Mary Sunshine" and is a story
with a child actress. Not that there
are rot lots of child actresses. for it's
common thing now to see children
in pictures, but Baby Marie Osbourn
is no ordinary child. In speaking of
this three-year- old tot who plays q
stellar role in a fire act play the NeH
DFk Herald EtcenllN pilnltu- MS
three year-old baby is a natural
actress 9nd she has not been spoiled by
a director trying to make her register
emotions ard act He has recognized
that a child is a natural artist and
has given the baby full sway with the
result that she has given though her
wonderful little self play that Will
net he even compared with others for
rrlany years to come. The story is
very simple. In fact the plot is not
the punch at all. 1t is the child, her
naturalness and the wonder way in
which she does just what a child
Wouid do in the same case if she were
not acting before a camera. The
Little Mary Sunshine" picture did
! over seven hundred dollars more on
/ the week in Los Angeles than GeraI-
dine Farrar in Carmen. and that was
/ the house record until the advent
Of the child actress. The Columbia
! looks for a banner week witt, the big
specials and its splendid regular Of
ferings combined into the movie dish
they will set before the patrons for
the next seven days to come.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-04
News of the Theaters, Music,

Mary Pickford at the Arizona, Billy
House at the Coliseum. Theda Bara at
the Lamara, Malcolm Williams at the
Lion, and the Meier Do Well" at the
Columbia. looks like a winning lineup
this week for Phoenix.
As time passes, and competition
grows just a little more keen. the To-
cal managers stretch themselves just
n little farther in their effort to get
better attractions. This week will be
Il pretty fair example of just what can
he done in a case of have to.
Probably the biggest feature of the
week is Mary Pickfcrd in Poor Little
Peppina at the Arizona. Manager
Mace has been trying for some months
to secure this masterpiece of the win