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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
CORN CHAIN or MOVIES
CIGAR AND Drug STORES

Especial TO Tho Times D!snnrchj
New YORK. May -Ccmrrchen.
sivo plans for combination of rno,ion-
picture thoatcrs. cigar stores and phar-
marioS 10 be located in all the large
cities of the country were partly con-
sunmatcd last week when affiliated
financial interests in this city acquired
substantial holdings in the Vitagraph
Company OF Amcrica
The new interests viii hc represented
on the Nitacraph's board Of directors
by y. j. Hampton, vice. president of
IN" American Tobacco Company; II. IT.
Nrecland. tho traction marnatc, and
Clcndcnn!nE j. Ryan. Tho company
has sold $l,O0o,oo0 one-to-fvc-vrar. &
per cent tirst-mortgaEn notes to Horn
blower & Weeks. These will be Of
fer"d to the public soon.
The plan. II is understood. will pro-
vide for u chain of motion picture
thcatcrs which will II" housed in tho
Samo building with cigar stores and
drug stores.
II is tho belief Of the promoters that
the patrons Of motion picture thcatcrs
are the largest consumers OF candy and
tobacco, and tho locations of stores
and 'hcatcrs in close proNimity Will
result in increased business
Mr. Hampton, il is understood will
take an active part in the manage
ment OF the Nitagraph Company, when
II enters the rctail motion picture fSld.
Steps VIII I've taken. il is said, In nut
tho motion picture business on a
strictly commercial basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
THIS noe PLAYS HERO
IN NEW PICTURE DRAMA

Teddy, the dog. was cast as tho
hero Of photoplay. He was dis
covered in wolf trap with his leg
broken. and was taken by the kind
hearted i"appcr to his home and
nurs"d back TO health. The manner in
which The dog rcpays the Kindness IL
told In two-part Mustang" photo
drama. in which Art Accord Nita Davis
and Lawrence Pcyton have the rrin-
cipal roles, under the direction Of Will
liam Rcrtram
Teddy became n full flcdged member
OF III" American Film forces six years
ago. ~ that time, though but pup,
Teddy showed an unusual degree Of
Intelligence. lie WAS brought back TO
Santa barbara
Al various times Teddy has been
givcn histrionic opportunities, winning
without exception tho highest ap-
proval for his ability to register ca
nino emotions
His latest success IS a masterpiece.
The dog seems 10 realize exactly what
is required of him. Elc seems 70 he
abb" 10 actually understand verbal di-
r"ction without being rchcarcsd. Ii
has been proved that no can count.
hlindfoldod ana answer correctly 10 In
the ncighhorhood Of loo spokcn COM
iunnds.
Teddys two-rcel Mustang drama il.
entitled - Mans Friend" ana is to
he released on the Mutual program
June >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
nSECRET OF THE SUBMARINE"
At ODEON AGAIN TO-DAY

THE Secret OF the Submarine" the
new serial story. the first episode of
which was presented at the OdcOn yes
terday, where ii will be seen again
to-day, has met with instant favor
at the hands q those who witnessed
the initial perf6tmarets OF the stirring
narrative. It is Of a distinctly patri-
otto stripe and sets the blood OF all
a-tIngle at It's appealing scenes. Juanita
Hansen and Thomas Chatterton play
the leading roles. THE Secret OF the
Submarine" Will be shown on each
Wednesday and Thursday a. the odcon
until the story has been completed. In
addition to tho serial. the regular fea-
ture at the Odcon VIII be Edward Ar
mold, Marguerite Clayton and Ernest
Maupin. in ''Nultures OF Society"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

ne-sis, while in the hospital. in spite
or the fact that other patients ridi-
cuied me for taking n remedy that was
advertised to the public wanted
results. and didn't care what was said
as long as ] regaincd my health. These
same people soon saw an improve
ment, and as L gradually recovered.
became as enthusiastic about Varne-
Sis as myself. After taking the rem
edy nine months, and finding myself
strong enough. l suggested to my doc
tor that l was going to work. He
said, Bosh; you'll be hack in thirty
days fiat on your back However.
left the hospital in July and cama
directly to work here at my trade"
Investigate this case Get the doc
tors name and the name of the hos
pitai where he spent two years, a great
part of the time in a wheel chair.
1t is the duty of every rheuma+;c
sufferer to investigate the truth OF
this statement If not true, 1t is the
duty of the authorities TO investigate.
Send to W. A. varney, Lynn, Mass.
for the 16-page booklet--it's Free.
Get Var-ne-sis Now -to-dav-at
Tragic Drug Co. and all reliable drug
gtsts. Tell your druggist to get War;
ne-sis for YOU from his Wholesaler or
send 10 w. y. Narncy. Lynn, Mass
Advertisement.
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NEW II. II. WARNER FEATURE
WILL SOON BF: RELEASED

H. =. Warner concluded his per-
formancc last week in tho fourth
Triangle subject. in which he will be
presented as screen star. II is a
thrilling narrative Of war times, In
which tho modern spy system plays
tn" important part. Warner has the
role Of young army officer. The
scenario for this niece was prepared
by G. Gardner Sullivan. In the cast
with Warner arc Enid Markcy and
Margaret Thompson.
Having finished his work before the
camera. Warner is mentioning at
Coronado Beach. where, II is said no
Is applying the "twicc-over' to choice
lots with Wow TO purchasing a tract.
What with Warmers reputedly large
salary check, and his recent Clean
ups on tho ponies ut the Tia Juana
turf. he should be able. IL would seem,
10 buy tho whole Of the famous beach
resort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
SRyEEk NEWS OF THE MOVIES
Movie Calendar

RIJoU - To-day. Tomorrow and
Saturday, Willium Collier. in "'The
'INo-Good Guy" nnd Charles Murray,
3n "Her Marble Heart"
RE1-To-dny. Edward CoHcn. in
trThe Pretender." Tomorrow. Wlnc-
fired Greenwood. In Lying Lips"
Saturday, "IIiEh Lights md Shnd-
ows," with Margaret Gibson mud
Dostock's animals.
Enthusiastically. Otis Harlan. In
"a Stranger In New York" To-
morrow md Saturday. special fen
lures and single reels.
ISIS-To-dny. Nance O'Nril, in
"Thc Witch" Tomorrow, Jmauitn
Hansen in 1.-The secret Of the sub
marine" Saturday. Billie Huric. In
AGloria's Romaucc." and Ethel Bur-
rymore I'm "1hc Kiss of nntc."
ODEON-ro-tiay, Juanitn Innscn
md Tom Chntterton In .Thc secret
of tho Submarine" and Edward Ar
mold md Marguerite Clayton in
tfvulturcs OF SncIrty."
yICTOR--To-hay, Marie Empress
In 'sThc Chorus Girl and the Kid"
Tomorrow. "rhc Jester" mud ~
comedy. Saturday. "Who's Guilty:"
with ANN Nilsson md Tom Moore.
STRAND-To-day. Tomorrow and
QMnIr."
COLONIAL-Tu-dnS NahcI Tnlia-
ferro in Tho Snow bird T"-mor-
row and Saturday. Dorothy Bcrnnrd
I'm "The Sins of Men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

What! A statement about my case?
Well. it's no secret. and although 7
dislike publicity. think the public
should know the facts; 1t may be the
means Of relieving others afflicted as
j was" said Thomas b. Brennan. as he
put the finishing touches to the close
shave that tho old gentleman re-
quested.
"I have been working for more than
q. year and came direct from the hos
pital after spending two years in that
institution. Don't look like a very sick
man. do I? Don't look like n man that
spent considerable time in a wheel
chair, do 1? In 1910 contracted what
the doctors called Arthrltis Deformans,
or rheumatism of the joints. The dis
ease involved my toes, feet, knee, hip,
neck, shoulders, arms and fingers
Both arms were deformed and could
move them hut very little on account
OF the stiffness and pain.
Read this" he said. passing over a
legal looking document, which proved
to be the hospital physicians certif-
cate describing Mr.. Brennans case, and
read as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
GEHTRtDE M'COY MAKES
~ GLIESI' 10Y \ COMEDIAN

Thanks 10 Miss Gertrude Mccoy. Of
the Gaumont Company, Tommy Nc
t"r'hN, aged fourteen, viii have a
chance 10 act in the movies" The
hoy won contract at the Madison
Square Garden Motion Picture Expo-
sition as the 'UGlioat boy In New
York" In putting him through his
PAGES before tho camera for the dalcc-
tatiun OF a garden audience, Miss Nc
Coy discovered tha; nc has real ability.
This was further demonstrated when
nc enacted short scene with Hugo
RruC ken. the comedian. rs the eau
mont COMPANY has no comedy stock
company at present. the Mutual Film
Corporation VIII turn Master Tommy
and his provoking face over 10
Vogue comedies.
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Hospital,
(SiEned)
=, Mass.

The doctors certificate was made out
by a Government physician, in order
for Mr.. Brennan TO secure pension
as he was member of Co. l. 42d Reg
Inf. Vol. IT proves his case n severe
one and failed to respond to hospital
treatment. This certificate may he
seen by any one calling Mt Mr.. Bren-
mans house, Cherry Street, Medford,
Mass
eat the time I secured the doctors
certificate ] was ready to apply for n
pension, but hearing of the recovery
of a number of people who suffered
from this same disease, some of them
just az helpless. investigated and
found the remedy to be Var-no-sis."
and. he continued. II thought If 1t
would do as much for these people.
why wouldn't it do the Same for mo?
~ Immediately started to take Var
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
for news Of her. He would md her.

for news Of her. He would md her.
He must find her.
One thought consoled him-Amy
could not be in actual want or she
could not have afforded to visit q tho
alter. And tho mill-girl's sister had
seen her coming out of one
Jocks campaign required money.
without money he could do nothing.
Straight to his father no went. on en-
tering the house.
II have come to ask YOU for $780,"
he said abruptly. 1T Is matter of
life or death for me- VIII you lie,
me have 1t? For heavens sake. sir.
Everything"
jeremiah NrCau looked up coldly
from the paper he was reading.
'Have you gone daft?" nc queried
sourly. Five hundred dollars. Not
five hundred pennies shall you have
love. That's final. When You calm
down. YOU can come in to dinner"
Jock MCall stood very still for an
instant. And in the instant his whole
life changed. Jeremiah M'Call had
strained his sons principles once too
often. without n word the lad turned
and left the house.
At nervous speed he retraced his
way to the mill. NoddinG to tho
Waterman. he strobe through tho empty
building until he reached his fathers
office.
Walking directly to the safe he
twirled the knobs. Presently there
was click and the iron door swung
wide. On n shelf lay packet of
money he had collected for his father
from customer firm that day. From
the pile he counted out what he need
ed. pocketed it and closed tho safe
door.
Then, sitting at the desk. he scrawl-
ed on loose sheet of paper:
Father:
81 have taken $500. At the lowest
wages rate paid by YOU. have earn
ed this sum ten times over. have
mover had the money or the indie
pendencc Of your poorest mill-hand.
I am off to win my own way and live
my own life"
He folded the scrawled note. en-
veloped and directed IL. and laid II
on the desk. Then he glanced around
the dingy office in mute farewell to
all his old existence. His wandering
eye fell on the framed text on the
wall:
"Thc Wages of Sin is Deathw
us the sin mine?" he asked him
self. as he left the room. COR is II
his? God alone can Judge us both"
In less than half an hour no was
boarding 4 train for New York
For solid week ne searched the
metropolis. He spent n goodly slice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
SPECIAL ATTRACTION Is
OEEERED AT RI:X TO-DAY

To-day's special attraction at the
Rex will he Edward CoNen in The
Protcndcr," an American multiple reel
drama. RUDE Miller will also II. seen
in a Vogue comedy, The Man With
the Hold"
Tomorrow Winifrcd Greenwood and
Franklin Ritchic will he seen in
Mutual masterpicturc. Lying Lips"
Saturdays feature will he High
Lights and Shadows" n Bostock ami
NAL picture, featuring Margaret Glib
son, william Clifford and Bostock's
animals.
Single reels are added with all fca-
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Ia The Reprjsa!." now i'll course OF
production by Director William Rob
crt DAILY. Jack rickford is cast rs the
weak young man who comes TO an
early death through illness. Now.
every one Knows that lack Is in reality
tho very life OF the studio, and if not
actively engaged ill., is husily planning
some mischief. TO see him going his
usual lively pace with a most realistic
makc-un depicting the ravagcs Of dis
case. and with the stamp OF death set
clearly on his features. is grotesque
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
INTERIOR OF BARBER SHOP SHOWS MR. BRENNAN AT WORRY

Of left shoulder much limited.
Right arm is fexed at elbow joint
and motion much limited, move
mcnts of right shoulder arc also
much limited. Left hip Is partly
ankylosed. There is considerable
thickening OF the neck and marked
Limitation of all movements OF the
head. He is totally disabled from
performing manual labor and the
disease has progressed during the
time he has been in the hospital
and does not respond TO treatment.
(Signed) DR.. ----,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
MARIE EMPRESS Is STAR
IN yICTORS NEW PICTURE

THE Chorus Girl and the Kid" with
Marie Empress as the star, VIII be The
principal attraction a, the Victor The
alter to-day. A 'Mut-and-Jon" cartoon
and single reels VIII I'LL out the pro-
gram.
Tomorrow an EsSanay special, The
Jester and comedy pictures VIII be
shown.
Saturdays bill VIII include who's
Guilty" with Anna Nelson and Tom
Moore. and Edward Arnold and Lillian
Drew. in "a Return 10 Youth and
Trouble" 4 comedy reel viii be add
cd,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

he had never set foot in one. Moved
by idle curiosity. no turned in at y
garishly Illuminated set Of doors. in
the wake of party OF men and women
who were in evening dress.
Once inside. he stood for n moment
confused by the lights and music and
the jolly din Of tho place. His gaze
roved In wonder over the acre or so
OF tables, with their groups Of women
in daring decolletee, and their wooden
faced men.
Go DO Continued To-Norrow)
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Tnkcn 300 NicxrA.

pcarinE IN The Velvet Paw" which
includes House Peters and Gall Kane.
returned from Washington after cam
Grazing 800 scenes ut the national can
ital He used almost every Federal
building in the city as n background
for one or more scenes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
NANCE O'NEIL ATTRACTION
ON SCREEN AT ISIS ru-Dk'

The Isis will present to-day Nance
ONeil. in the NiCtorien Sardou drama,
1.-THE Witch" in which she has been
seen hero before Tomorrow the Isis
will present the first episode OF The
Secret of the Submarine" with Juantta
Hansen and Thomas Chattcrton. the
picture serial moving from the Odeon
TO the Isis for the day.
On Saturday, Billie Burke. in the first
episode of "Gloria's Romance Will be
at the Isis. together with Ethel Barry
more, in The Kiss of Hate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
MABEL TALIAFERRO SCORES mr.
IN "SSOWUIED" AT COLONIAL

Mabel Taliaferro won much praise
in "The SnowbirG," a delightful and
interesting etory OF the Canadian
northland, at the Colonial yesterday.
She will be seen again to-day
Dorothy Bernard. the leading wo-
man In "Sins Of Men" in which mic.
ture she appears with Stuurt Holmes
under William Fox presentation ~ ,ho
Colonial Tomorrow and on Saturday.
has A mania for all out door snorte.
but especially swimming and motor
boating. Miss Bernards racing motor
boat, the Here's How which won
the cup in the Catalina Island mid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Cool-no mosquitoes. Grove Park Inn
Sunset Mountain, AsheviIIe, NC.

oN''oSI 1AOo''Iu'h3 NShNNiilS, ~. W
the finest Resort Hotel in the World. 1t
is acknowledgement and open all the year.
The 120-acre, 18-hole, golf course is the
finest in the Soulful is a blue grass
course. All the water used at the Inn
comes from the slopes of Mount Mitchell,
the highest mountain east of the Rockies,
nearly seven thousand feet altitude. The
milk and cream come from Biltmore Dairy
on the estate of the late Geo w. Vanderbilt.
tits the cleanest, most sanitary hotel ever
built Every floor is tile. Every bedroom
has Mosaic tile covered with French rugs
made at Aubusson, France. The foods are
the finest money can buy The kitchen is
spotless white tile to the roof and pure
white Mosaic tile floors The buildings are
built of great mountain boulders-som
OF the walls are five feet thick.
We are three and half miles from the
railroad. The street cars are not allowed
to come near enough to be heard. We
burn coke--not soft coal. Automobiles
not allowed near the building during the
night. Thus we have no smoke, no dust,
no train noise. We have pure air, common
sense, digestble food, quiet in the bed
rooms at night, the finest Orchestra
outside of New York and Boston, great
organ, and an atmosphere where refined
people and busy business men with their
families find great comfort and good time.
Information and photographs at all
Southern Railway offices or write to Grove
Park Inn, Asheville, N. c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Of his stolen money on detectives. who
could discover nothing for him. He
advertised in tho newspapers. He
made a. round Of stores and factories
and agcnctes-all in vain.
One hot night. feeling as though his
brain would burst from utter fatigue
and disappointment, he resolved to go
to the theatcr After the performance
he lot himself drift aimlessly along
In the stream Of gaily clad plea sure-
seekers who were bound for cabnrets
and rathskellars.
Jock had heard Of cabarcts, although
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
.Iinl's Tnrr.

James Bradbury tolls tho followint,
story on himself White in ,he l.os
angeles post-oilicc the other day, ran
into man / had known as boyhood
iriond. We had not seen each other
for at least forty years, and. of course
! did not recognize him. lie knew me
~ once, however, and, after The first
surprise Of greeting was over, asked
MIN how ne had recognized me 90
readily after all these years lie ro-
guod Jim, Ia have known tina, FAC.
ats tim" AID anywhere. II never did
lit" But at that "Jim's" face is his
fortune
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
OTIS HARLAN At LITTLE
IN FAMOUS HOYF FARCE,

An extra special thrce-rccl feature
with Otis Harlan. n member OF the old
Bitou Musical Comedy Compan play
ing the leading role, will no the big
attraction AZ tho Little to day. Tho
play will he Il perturbation OF the
Hoyt farce, "A Stranger in New York"
in which Otis Harlan made a conSld-
cradle reputation when the Hoyt plays
were In their prime. OF course there
Will be additional sinElc-rcel features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

winter regatta. has boon shipped from
California, and was turned UT in New
York waters Throughout the carly
spring She Will enter her speedy lit
tie craft for the summer races OH the
Hudson.
AS tho Heres How" has done $40
miles an hour on the West Coast, there
seems to he every likelihood that Il
VIII carry the Bernard culors, Il law
cndcr diamond on a white field 10 vic
tory here during July and August
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
WILLIAM COLLIER IN LEAD
IN NEW EIiIA NGIE. PIA

Willie Collier. one Of the bestkncwn
stars of the stage, Will he the fca-
tured actor IN tho KayBee Triangle
play, "The No-Good Guy" which comes
to the Bijou tomorrow for the rest
OF the week. There is littlc need to
dwell upon the good qualities of the
play, because before the day is over
n large proportion of Richmond Will
be singing its praise. The kcyst one
comedy will be Charles Murray in Her
Marble Heart"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Staging Picture nj A,f,cviIi..

Carlyle Blackwell and Muricl OF
trNcee arc wording together IN Molly
i'iT'ail alley" while Molly King
ana Ar'nU" Ashley under the direction
OF Ndwn August arc co-starring in
CONTRARY Mary" and arc now at Ashc-
VINO, ~ G.. staging the exterior situa-
lLans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Johnny Hines Back I'm Fold.

Johnny Hines. whose face has glad
dened many screens, and whose antics
arc we'll remembered from THE Cub
and other World pictures, is back in
tho tlm fold. and viii he seen from
now on in other Brady-made produc-
iinnE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Anita S,cynrt In New Role

Anita SteWart, playing Sophie. the
beautiful nihilist girl, in The Suspect"
the new x-part NitaEraph Blue Rib
bon feature 10 be released tomorrow,
reaches in this powerful drama n plane
ia her dramatic work that she has,
perhaps, never cqualcd before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
PHYSICIANS AFFIDAVIT.

Thomas B. Brennan has been In
the - Hospital since March 2,
1911. and is suffering from AR
thrills Deforfnans. Left arm is
fcXed at the elbow joint and is
completely ankylosed, movements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

'"HicS BRADBURY pl3Scd III SNAKES
pearcan productions with Booth and
Barrett.
Ensenic Besscrer selig star. sup
ported Mckee Rankin. in THE Dan
ties"
Thomas santsch graduated from
matchmaking TO become a star in
theatrical stock company
y Broadway star feature has been
undertaken by Director Davenport, OF
the Nitagraph Company, in which
Charles Kent and Bell" Bruce will play
the leads. The supporting. company
VIII include Hugh Wynn. Gordon Gray.
Thomas II. Mills. Charles Wellesley
and other popular Nitagrnph players.
earle Williams. the V!tagraph's pop
ular leading man. Is still working on
tho automobile serial under the hirec-
ton OF Wally Van. The story promises
To he one OF tho most elaborate ever
produced. and the acting throughout
is Of the highest possible quality.
Marie Emprcss wants to deny once
ing tho Balboa forces N Long Reach,
for nll that she is married. Since join
nil sorts Of rumors have been circu-
lated. 1t seems that AN Eastern pub
LEGATION printed n story that she had
jumped into a double harness. Il
haven't timc for that" SAYS Miss En-
press. Hercules takes all my spare
moments" meaning the doelct she
supports.
Charles Dudley. the balboa actor,
shot man recently, In the course of
Il photoplay, Of course. It happened
i" Il downtown alley OF Long Beach.
The city policeman on the heat
thought 1t n real tragedy. so he blow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Film Brevities

james Bradbury played in Shakes
pearcan productions with Booth and
Barrett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

FuGenic Besserer, Selig star. sup
ported Mckee Rankin. in The Dan
ties"
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WHO'S GUILTY?
End Story, The Tight Rein
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author of "The silver BUTTERFLY" "The
Black PEARL" "Sally Suit" Etc.
(NOvelizcd from the series OF photo
plugs of the same name released by
Pnthe Exchange ind shown mt the VIC
tor Theatcr.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Edwin Guetlein, Gaunont camera
man. is touring the South securing
pictures for t;aumont's See America
First" series. After getting pictures
Of Savannah. Ga, Mr.. Guetlein has
gone 10 Montgomery, Ala, n city rich
In rtcturcsGue views and historic sites.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Thomas Santschi graduated from
matchmaking TO become n star in a
thcai rical stock company.