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CITY ITEMS.
Tracing Paper. Schmidt. 1921 18th st.

Rowland Blackstone The first per-
formance will take place at New Haven
about the middle of the month.
of too much avoirdupois these days by
telling them from the stage what she
Is doing to keep from getting to her
former heavyweight size.
The enga c.ement of Macbeth" which
was scheduled to open in Atlantic city
last Wednesday. had to be postponed in
definitely on account of the illness of
Viola Allen. James X. Hackett was TO
appear as Miss Aliens co-star.
THE Devils Garden" William r. Max
wells story. dramatized by Edith Ellis.
Harris Theater, New York. last Tuesday
night This is the first production of the
season by Arthur Hopkins
The new play. The Melody of Youth"
In which Brandon lyman acts the dead
ing part, was given for the first time
at stamford, Conn, last Friday night.
The piece is being produced under the
direction of James X. Hackett and
George c. Tyler.
Fred C. Berger assumes the manage
ment of Polls Theater this week Mr..
Cone. who has. been manager for the
last six months. leaves this morning
in his automobile for New Haven,
Conn. the head office of the Poll
ganiZation.
When Henry W. Savage produced
Along Came Ruth" at the Olympic
Theater. Chicago. the title role. played
| this week by Florence Rittenhouse.
was enacted by Florence Shirley, the
attractive leading woman recently seen
IN Washington in support or Taylor
Holmes in His Majesty Bunker Bean"
Richard Walton Tully will be In
Washington tomorrow evening to wit
ness the opening performance of his
own play, Omar. the Tentmaker,' at
the BelaSco Theater
Mr.. Tully is also the author of two
other conspicuous overwhelmingly.
The Rose of the Rancho" and The
Bird of Paradise" He is now at work
upon two new plays, both of which he
is planning to present in New York
next season.
Rupert Harvey of Emanuel Reichers
repertory company lectures on lbsen
! betimes He is playing the role of
MoritZ Jaeger in The Weavers. which.
as the parts go. is rated the leading
role. He is to appear in "The King"
with Hedwig Reicher in January.
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Hazel Dawn arrived in New York last
week from st. Augustine. Fla, where
she appeared before the cameras of
the Famous Players. in their produc-
tion of My Lady Inco"." which will
be releas ased in the near future.
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lmPRo2yWe1 o2W 2!E 4E09R q
u%RED MEN

Logan Tribe, No. S, met Thursday Y
night for the nomination of officers for
the coming year. The flag committee
reported it is planning a surprise for
the members after the first of the year.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
5Q!S',lHAyGz1!TS N',Il|H4R4T

At the meeting of Hope Council No.
J. Tuesday evening officers for the first
sis months % 1916 were elected as fol-
lows: Councillor. Mrs Mamie VI. Prem
der: associate councillor Mrs. Lillian
Jones: Vice councillor. Mrs. Eizaida
Fighter: associate vice councillor. Mrs.
Ida Mudd: guide. Mrs. Ella Bell: record =
ing secro t3ry. Mrs +. j. TrunneIl. asso-
ciate recordins. secretary. Mrs Cola
Duya financial secretary. Mrs. Alice
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Viola Dana. who achieved notable
success in The Poor Little Rich Girl.
has Just finished an unusual Droduc-
ton of The Innocence of Ruth, in the
kleine Edison studios
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t@ATIQyNSait6N

Federal Council met Monday evening.
and after business was transacted the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: T. c. Simpson. president
r a. st. Clair. vice president: j. W.
Ayers. speaker: J. d. Simpson. cN-
president: w W. White, secretary; J.
Eliot Wright tinancia! secretary: J. F.
HugUely, treasurer: q. L. Connor.
chaplain; u. S. Hussey. usher: Fl. NJ.
Gilman. doorkeeper: l.. X. Beatty,
sergeant-at-arms; trustees, FL. NJ. Gull
man. l.. X. Beatty and F. +. Major:
delegates to the cabinet, w W. White
and J. Eliot Wright.
Northeast Washington Council Mon
day night elected the following officers
for the coming term; Mark Barnum.
jr.. president; +. c. Drigg, vice presi-
dent: John T. Maddox, speaker: James
\. Realy. eX-president; Henry l.. Jen-
llins. secretary; T. r. Burr. financial
secretary; w. r. Carver. treasurer.
John T. Bundick. chaplain: George
Vaughan. usher; Lloyd b. Robey. SER
seant-at-arms: Samuel II. Senoir,
doorkeeper: trustees, G. w Vaughan,
y. r. Ginan. c. ]. Zeigler: delegate to
cabinet. Mark Barnun. jr.; delegate to
Immediate Relief. w. r. Carver.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

/ Andres de Segurola. the Metropolitan
| Opera House basso. has just finished
writing story called The Sin of Ma
po'eon. which will be produced in
motion pictures by the Mirror Films
Company.
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| The Essanay Company is planning to
| release many well known stage pro-
ductions during the early part of the
new year. including The Misleading
| Lady" Captain Jinks of the Horse
| Marines and others
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Burton Holmes, traveller and lecturer
| on travel. has been added to the forces
lof the Paramount Pictures Corpora
| ton. by whom his travel pictures will
be released and booked
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Edith Wynne Matthison will make
her APP earance in motion pictures at
the New National Theater today as the
Countess De Guise in Edgar Allan Poe S
1.-The Purloined Letter.
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Charles W. Allen, the ruling spirit
of the Paragraph Five Star motion
pictures. is the brother and former
manager of Viola Allen.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

In Berk.ey. Cal. Christmas day. w. u.
Mann. popular manager. died of pneu-
monia Mr.. Mann managed Evans and
Hoey. the trio pulling down a fortune.
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Emma T'rentni is to appear next Sep
tember in new musical play under the
management Of Arthur Hammerstein.
She is row in Italy.
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"Mavourneen. the romantic comedy
by Louis \. Parker, which has been a
I success in London. is to be given or
this side at an early date.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

H. H. Frazee presented in Buffalo last
week a new play by Samuel Shipman
and Clara Lipman. called The Head OF
the House" 1t is a comedy of Jewish
domestic life.
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Theater include, today. Elsie Janis
own play, Nearly Lady with the
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IN FILMLAMD.

Excuse Me" will be the first of the
Henry w. Savage plays to he made into
motion pictures by the Pathe Company.
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Independent Order of Rechabites.

Jehu Tent met Tuesday night. Anon.
those present were William Fletcher
Charles Taylor. John T. Cooksey, Harr,
Hoff, Thomas Callahan, Walter Cook
sey. A.. Mr.. Fletcher of Union Tent
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c. !Allan Gilbert. who. with Gibson.
Fisher. King and Christy, has made
the American girl famous on canvas.
has been engaged by the Paramount
Pictures Corporation. to create series
of animated silhouettes to be present
ed in the near future on the Paramount
program.
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Garden

At Moore's Garden Theatcr Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday House Peters and
Ethel CLAYTON will be pictured in THE
Evening star., 1916-01-02

I and THE Rack featuring Alice Brady,
So Irfiay.
Next week. attractions will include
; cover Night. featuring Vivian Mar
tin: "Life's Whirlpool" featuring Hol
brook Blnn: Loves Pilgrimage" fea
turing Lulu Giaser. and BLACK Fear"
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Henrietta Crosman is again in Keith
vaudeville in new comedy. She is
booked for Washington.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Alice Gale has been engaged by Hack
ett & Tyler. the new producers of New
| York. to appear in the first Offering or
that firm. She makes her debut with
them this week
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Because of the death of Lewis Waller
who was to have starred in the play
Percy Burton has postponed the produc-
| ton in this country of Gamblers All,
whose rights he owns
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Flowers for Social Functions.
When YOU entertain have GUIDE furnish
the flowers and decorations. 1914 f st.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

When Fair and Warmer" is taken
on the road Bonnie Glass will have the
role originated by Madga Kennedy.
Heretofore Miss Glass has been a
dancer.
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shade of hair for his beard in the
kleine Edison feature. The Ga aespaw.
in which he and Miriam Nesbitt are to
be featured. He had finished about
half the picture when he found that
all his stock of that particular shade
of crepe" hair was gone. He used a
new beard" every day. He was sur
prised to be told at the usual store
tion of that kind of hair. His search
in New York city came to naught and
it was not until Boston had been ram
sacked that the shade was found. He
learned that the whole theatrical pro-
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Hlda Spong has been engaged for
the cast of the new play. by Austin
Strong. which William Harris. jr., is
! TO produce.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

ing Constance Collier the English
actress, and The Founding" with
Mary Pickford.
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Ethel Clifton and Brenda Fowler have
completed new short play, And the
Grea test of These" which is to be used
by Lillian kingsbury in the west as an
alternative with THE Coward" y
Evening star., 1916-01-02

l.. Donaldson of Osceo,a Tribe. No.
-. which met Wednesday night. was
reported very sick at Garfield Hospital
of the tribe. Officers were elected for
the coming term. They will be in
stalled Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Watch night services were held by
Hope Council No. /; John G. Daley
Council, No. ,. and by Unity. No ,, and
Capt. ol Harmony. No. >. jointly.
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Leader.

Winged IDOL. Bubbles in the Glass
and Crooked to the End
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a play of newspa per life. called In
Cold Type by Thomas T. Hoyne. Will
he one of this months productions. In
the company are Berton Churchill
Irene Oshier and Eugene Powers.
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Crandall's.

and others, The Bondwomen."
Spy" and others.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

A musical comedy called The Mill
er's Daughter. based on Three Littl'
Maids is to be produced in London
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Very Good Eddie musical version
Of Philip Barthoomae's farce "Over
Night was produced in New York last
week The cast included Ernest Truax
and Alice Dovey in the leading roles
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A second company has been organized
to play The Eternal Magdalene' on
tour. 1t will be headed by Clara Joel In
the title role and William David in the
leading male role.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

The New York Hippodrome is report
ed to be doing the largest business of
its history with "Hip-Hip Hooray'
Evening star., 1916-01-02

The engagement of Macbeth" which
was scheduled to open in Atlantic city
last Wednesday. had TO be postponed in
definitely on account of the fitness of
Viola Allen. James X. Hackett was TO
appear as Miss Aliens co-star.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Irene Franklin and Burton Green
opened last week in Chicago in within
the Loop" Miss Franklin has an original
entrance. and plays a whole scene in the
audience as a fresh girl usher.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

John c. Daley Council met Christmas
night. with visitors. including eight
from Capitol Harmony Council. &. A.
B. Boyd OF this council presided during
good of the order" and remarks We're
made by Messrs. cordell, Buckley,
Myers. Reilly. Parrish Peahe. Tenny-
son, Jaesahke, D'Connor. Emerson,
Boyd jr. McMa hon, Bailey. Smith.
HaisliD Scott Nau. Nermilion and
others Messrs. INLAND and Nermlion
sang.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Charles Hawtrey is to appear in {
comedy by Fl. H. Harwood called
please Help Emily
Evening star., 1916-01-02

George Nash is going into vaudeville
in a sketch called The Unexpected,
by Aaron Hoffman.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Sir John Hare. who is to make fare
well tour of this country, will revive
"A Pair of Spectacles.
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Strand.

willard Mack, author and star of
Kick In" will be pictured at Moore's
Strand Thcater today. tomorrow, Tues
day and Wednesday. in "Alaho Oe,' a
romance of the South seas Tempo
rarily crazed by drink after winning n
case, a lawyer who disappears in the
Evening star., 1916-01-02

When Alfred Butt produces Stop
Look, Listen" in London. Ethel Levey
will act the role played in New York
by Gaby Deslys.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

The action runs through France and
Vienna, thence to mystic India. The
climax is impressive and tragic.
Next week Richard Mansfield's first
great stage success. "a Partisan Ro-
NANCE" in which Cooper Cliffe and
Dorothy Green are featured, will be
shown.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Beerbohm Tree. the English actor
is negotiating for e/Englisn rights o
| The Great Lover.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

| The play by George V. Hobart in
which Rose Stahl is to appear. is called
Moonlight Mary. Miss Stahl will have
the role of a novelist, who is trying out
a plot for novel about a woman crook
Evening star., 1916-01-02

wells story. dramatized by Edith Ellis.
was produced for the first time at the
Harris Theater New York. last Tuesday
night This is the first production of the
season by Arthur Hopkins
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Nearly 700 children or the Redmen Of
the District. at the Pythian Temple
last Monday night were the guests of
the local tribes, as well as the Great
Council. for Christmas celebration
Great Sachem John !. Bunch and Great
Chief Of Records j. y. Altman made
things pleasant for the children. and
distributed gifts.
After the entertainment the evening
WAS given over to dancing
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Gilbert Parker's novel, The None,
Maker has been dramatized by J. Ber
nard Pagan.
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NPOTLlGHT

MAY Naudain has made a big hit in
.katinka" in New York.
The Melody of Youth is the title
chosen for the new play by Brandon
lyman.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Capitol. Harmony Council met Thurs
day evening. After several candidates
had been initiated, Off GERS were elected
as follows: Past chief, f.. W. Sander
son: worthy chief, c. A. B. Boyd: vice
chief. Lee hewitt; cha plain. Donald f.
Lester financial secretary, Simon ID.
Tennyson: herald, c. A. b. Boyd. jr. ::
guard Allan W. Aldridse: treasurer,
James F. Peake: assistant herald. w.
IC KELLEY: sentinel Robert II. Wood,
and nianist. ]. c. Boswell.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

The Shuberts are 10 produce The
Land of the Free" shortly 1t is a pa
Evening star., 1916-01-02

The play in which William Elliott is
to appear has been named THE Great
est Nation. Its scenes are laid in an
ina ginary nation. with Elliott as a
young prince. In the cast will be Clar-
ence Handysides. f. j. Ratcliffe and
Evening star., 1916-01-02

:,
triotic American comedy by Edward
Locke
Hlda Spong has been engaged for
the cast of the new play. by Austin
Strong. which William Harris. jr., is
! TO produce.
"Mavourneen.' the romantic comedy
by Louis n. Parker, which has been a
7 success in London. is to be given on
this side at early date.
In Berkiey Cal, Christmas day. w. n
Mann. popular manager. died of pneu-
nnonia. Mr. Mann managed Evans ana
Hoey. the trio pulling down fortune
Emma Trentini is to appear next Sep
tember in new musical play under the
management Of Arthur Hammerstein.
She is row in Italy.
II. H. Frazee presented in Buffalo last
week new play by Samuel Shlpman
and Clara Lipman. called The Head OF
the House" 1t is comedy of Jewish
domestic life.
Alice Gale has been engaged by Hack
EFT 4 Tyler. the new producers of New
York, to appear in the first Offering of
that firm. She makes her debut with
them this week
A play of newspa per life. called In
Cold Type by Thomas T Hoyne. Will
he one of this months productions. In
the company Berton Churchill.
Irene Oshier and Eugene Powers.
Irene Franklin and Burton Green
| opened last week in Chicago in within
the Loop" Miss Franklin has an original
entrance, and plays a whole scene in the
audience as a fresh girl usher.
| second company has been organized
to play The Eternal Magdalene" on
| tour. 1t will be headed by Clara Joel in
! the title role and William David in the
| leading male role.
Because of the death of Lewis Waller.
who was to have starred in the play.
Percy Burton has postponed the produc-
ton in this country of Gamblers AL
whose rights he owns.
! When Fair and Warmer" is taken
on the road Bonnie Glass will have the
role originated by Madg.a Kennedy.
dancer.
| Ethel Clifton and Brenda Fowler have
completed a new short play, And the
| Greatest of These" which is to be used
by Lillian Kingsbury in the west as an
alternative with The Coward. Y
Very Good Eddie" musical version
! Of Philip Bartholomae's farce. over
Night was produced in New York last
week. The cast included Ernest TruaX
and Alice Dovey in the leading roles
! The play by George V. Hobart. in
which Rose Stahl is to appear. is called
| Moonlight Mary Miss Stahl will have
the role of a novelist. who is trying out
a plot for novel about a woman crook
! The play in which William Elliott is
to appear has been named THE Great
| est Nation. Its scenes are laid in an
| ina ginary nation. with Elliott as a
| young prince. In the cast will be Clar-
ence Handysides. +. j. Ratcliffe and
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Sioux Tribe. No. is. Thursday even
ing at Painters Hall elected the fol =
lowing officers: Sachem. Jacque Held :
enheimer: prophet. Joseph Levy; senior
sycamore. Harry Lewis: junior saga
more, Henry Gompers: keeper of rec
ords. Charles Lineback: collector OF
wampum. Mr.. Nicholas; keeper of
wampum. Washington Il. Evans: trus-
tee. benjamin chrisman, and represent
atiyes to great council. Past Sachems
Joe Levy. Doc Shipman and Washing
ton Il. Evans. The sachem closed by
wishing the tribe and all Red Men Il
happy New Year.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

David Belasco is to produce a play by
George Scarborough, called Okla
homa'
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Rowland Blackstone. The first per-
formance will take place at New Haven
about the middle of the month.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
Independent Order Sons CT Jonadab.

Unity Council met Tuesday evening
for the election of officers for the en-
suing term. which resulted as follow s:
Worthy chief, T.. NJ Barry: past chief.
George Ourand: vice chief. w. n. Rob-
ertson, recording secretary. r. S Tai
bott: treasurer. -. j. Proudfoot: as
sistant herald. l.. Farr: sentinel, II. Ar
della: chaplain. sylvester Regan: inan-
cial secretary. Phil II. Weber; herald,
John l. Nau. and guard. J. r. Regan.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Emma Carus is del:Shting her sisters
of too much aVoirdupois these days by
telling them from the stage what she
is doing to keep from getting to her
former heavyweight size
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Brightwood Tent. No. ), has several
applications on file and VIII have in
itiation during the month.
The day book., 1916-07-08

VIM. n. Lohrer, n, 1909 E. 47th,
drowned while swimming at Jackson
park beach. Mother widowed eight
days ago.
Albert c. spalding, adopted son of
late sporting goods man, killed in ac-
ton as member Of British army.
Safeblowers wrecked safe and
started fire at Arcade bldg, POPS S.
Clark st. Guests of Chicago hotel
routed. $4,000 damage.
Frank Carrabia, 1927 Milton ST.,
killed and Frank Speziale wounded in
Little Italy" shooting. Polito Muz-
zicacara, 1929 Milton av., arrested.
Rob't Urbine, Fl. Worth, Tex, in
city one day, lost $780, Pickpockets.
Mrs. Amelia Rack, 6316 S. SeeIey
av., tried suicide by gas. May recOV-
er. Despondent over sons death.
Judge Newcomer will address well
fare meeting under auspices Of M. E.
church at DiveTsey blvd. and Semi
nary tonight.
David Wepert, who started fight in
HOcman hotel, 155 W. Ontario, when
people objected to his insulting the
American flag, arrested.
John w. Simonds arrested here on
charge of forging name of employer,
Mrs. R. Zeller, N. Y, to checks.
Trapped because one eye is larger
than other
Call sent out to reserve men of the
regular army list.
Morton D. Hull, G. o. P. candidate
for governor, says he's for suffrage
. and Chicago home rule.
Mrs. M. Witty, Oak Park, swal-
lowed disinfectant by mistake. Seri-
GUS condition.
Judge Jos. K. Fitch elected chief
justice of criminal court. Chas.
Steinworth named jury commits
siOner.
Mrs. Emma Pickens, 40, 5O27 Irv-
ing Park blvd, suicide. Gas. Ill
health
The day book., 1916-07-08

~ y - - "A IA ~ ~ - - = - -.
Beatrice Tumas, 2, 224O w. 23d PI-s
overturned pan of boiling water. Died
from scalds.
Huberty & Luhenreich, building
contractors, filed bankruptcy petit
ton.
Raymond Dull, Jr., IA, La Grange,
drowned at DuqUoin, III.
No change in condition of w. J.
Calhoun, former minister to China.
Four carloads of munitions intend
ed for shipment to MeXicans report
ed seized by local U. S. agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Lindemann cele-'
brated 18th wedding anniversary at
st. AIMS Home, Techny, H.
Bishop Thos. Nicholson, speaking
at Methodist campmeeting at Des-
PLANES, H., said more liberal ideas
were needed for young people.
Widow and two children of Corr
nelius J. Lynch, killed by street car,
awarded $4,000 in Judge McKinIey's
court.
Amos Brichett, elevator operator,
234 S, 18th av., stuck head out Of
shaft as car was going up. Killed.
Clara Roberts, lady barber, ar-
rested on charge of stealing $40
from Ollie Smith, Waukesha, Wis.,
discharged.
Detective J. F. Purcell has dis
guised himself as college boy to hunt
thief who has stolen 5000 worth Of
articles from Bartlett gym, Chicago
Univ.
Edw. D. Singer, Wentworth AW
Savings Bank, wanted on charge Of
disposing of mortgage property, sur
rendered to police.
Sanfrid Harnstrom, real estate
man, accused of cruelty in divorce
bill of Mrs. Emile Harnstrom.
Oak Parkers raised $2,132 fund
for widow of Policeman Herman NAL
low, killed by auto bandit.
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