The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-16

numerous and sundry court officials and
spectators.
the production of the film that it was not
necessary to lFave any retakeS Judge
Cavanagh acting the part of Judge Massey.
is taken by F. A. Turner. His portion of
the play brings the tears, so it is said by
critics reviewing the drama.
furnishes the basis for the love story.
Don Thompson PICTURES.
The war in Europe as seen by Topeka
boy will be shown in motion pictures at the
city auditorium this afternoon and even
wife of Don Thompson, photographer for
Leslies magazine, will explain the pictures
as , they a are thrown on the screen:
2 80 o'clock and the evening show at S 10
o'clock. The famous Topeka Modoc club
will sing at the evening show.
The pictures are brought to Topeka I'M
der the auspices of the Topeka Press club.
The proceeds Of the two shows will be
will act as doorkeepers, ticket sellers and
ushers- The pictures We're sent by Don
Thompson to his home town, free of
Military and naval authorities have seen
shown in America of war as it really is in
Europe number of prominent Topekans
have sen. the pictures and they are united
in praising the scenes of taken by
own life.
At the orpheum, X. C. Week Dec. II.
What promises to be one of the best
comedy bills of the season will be present
ed at the Orpheum for the week COM
mencfng Sunday matinee. December II,
Ralph Herr, At last years All Star Gam
Dol of the Lambs Club in New York City
the hit of the entertainment was scored
by John L. Golden's little musical fantasy
THE Clock Shop" This little offering is
a genuine oddity and no two PLAYERS could
Sam 9 Chip and Mary Marble Va
Ralph Herzs vaudeville offering is en-
titled Where There's WILL written in
cola boration with Edgar Allan woolf. one
of vaqdeville's best contributors, in which
Mr. Herr has splendid opportunity to
Frank Orth, formerly of Mack and Orth.
and VIM. ]. Dooley, late comedian in
school Days, are new vaudeville com
a comedy skit THE Fool Detective, which
has no other object than provoking laugh
and dances
Craig Campbell was formerly leading
Around the Corner in New York City. In
| musical comedy he was seen with Emma
Trentini in, in The FREELY. and The Love
and unusually pure in tone, and among
his selections are che GeIida Mamma"
5 me" Boheme' and 7 Hear You Calling
Others on the bill are:
julie Bernard and Florence scarth in
comedy duo1ogue called THE Tale of an
overcoats. written by Miss scarth-
De Witt Burns and Torrance in Frank
De Wits mtrthful creation, The Awaken
ing of Toyet
Frfseoe, known as the Paderewski of the
Xylophone. and the Orpheum Travel Week
ly depicting scenes in Madrid. Spain Man
ners and Customs in Cambodia; Study OF
/ Web-footed Birds.
At the Iris.
Lenore Ulrich travels a thrilling, eolorful
| journey in THE Road To Love" shown at
| the Iris Monday and Tuesday of next
| week 1t is an excellent story of adven-
| ture and love. intensified by oriental set
| ting, with its mystery, Its secrecy, its
| glamour and its grimIess- Miss Ulrich
makes most alluring maiden of the east
Marie Doro in Oliver Twist is probably the
big hit of the week her presentation of
| Dickens famous child character having APP
! parently quite captured the eastern critics
| '.Oliver Twist will be shown "Wednesday