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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
KEEN INTEREST IN
ORATORIO "ST. PAUL"
Local Talent Alone to Participate
in Musical Event.

A full rehearsal was held last Monday
evening of the Washington oratorio
Society. For, the first time the two ac-
companists were present-Harvey Muir
ray at the piano and william Stansheld
at the organ. Nearly the entire work
was gone through. and on tomorrow
evening and the following Monday the
soloists will sing their parts and the
entire oratorio will be rehearsed.
The concert. which will take place on
Monday evening. MAY %. at the First
Conversational Church, under the au-
spices OF the Ladies' Aid Society. ia
creating great interest among musl-
clans. The oratorio ''St. Paul" has not
been given in Washington for over ten
years, and the society has worked indie
fatigably to make II a big success.
1t is, without doubt, the biggest re-
ligtsus event that has been offered this
season. and as all the talent Is local.
II is n matter of pride to the city. The
Orntorio Society in the pact has civen
its work as a free-will offering to the
public. and now that II asks for public
support. II Is hoped the response Will
be as generous as has been the spirit
of the society In the past.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
TODAYS BEST FILMS
By GARDINER MACK.

Loewis Columbia, Twelfth and r
streets-Hazel Dawn In THE Feud
Girl" Paramount-Famous Play
Garden. 4s Ninth street--Francis
Bushman and Beverly Bayne In
"A Million A Minute" (Metrol.
Strand, Ninth and ID streets-Wheel-
er Oakman and xathiyn Williams
In THE Ne'er DO Well" adapted
from the book by Rex Beach ~.
l. 3. E.-Selig).
Circle. 21o5 Pennsylvania avenue
Edwin August and ormI Hawley
In THE Social Highwayman."
Penn Gardens. Twenty-first street
and Pennsylvania William
s. Hart in "Hell's Hinges" CTri-
angle-Ince).
Olympic. 1881 y street-Antonio Mo-
reno In The Supreme Temptation"
W l. Il. E;.Vitagraph:
Theda Bara in SThe Eternal
sapho" (Fox Film Coz.
Savoy, Columbia road and Four
tenth street-Charles Richman in
The Hero OF Submarine Dr. (v.
l. g. E;.yitagraph).
blanche Sweet in "The Biacklist.'
tParamount-L asky).
Avenue Grand. 6i5 Pennsyivania
avenue southeast-Lou Tellegen in
The Unknown" paramount
Leader. Ninth. between Il and F
streets-Neil Craig in "Once
Thief tEssanay).
Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue
Ethel Barrymore In THE Kiss OF
Hate Metro.
Dumbarton. Wisconsin avenue and
% street.-The Moth and the
Flame" Paramount-Famous Play
ers).
Georgia, 1922 Georgia avenue-Mary
Pickford In Behind the Scenes"
Paramount Famous Players).
Alhambra, 519 Seventh street-Helen
Gardner In cleopatra"
Note-These selections are male
from programs prepared by the
managers OF tho theaters concerned,
md no responsibility is assimef Cor
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality OF the PLAYERS and the
producing company. and not per-
sonal inspection. except In special
cascs. a NJ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14

and L. B. schloss. general manager of
the park.
In addition to this Glen Echo wiz
offer its patrons all of the amnsements
that made the resort so popular last
summer with the exception of the
gyroLlane, which was removed to make
room Tor the new racer.
AS In past seasons the rule of free
admission will prevail at all times. and
the open-air movies nightly. band con-
certs every Sunday afternoon and even
ing. and other free features will again
be on the bill. Picnic parties will be
welcome to use the spacious groves
with the Fairgrounds and conveniences
that make the park an ideal place for
all-day outings.
This year the service in the restaurant
will be one of the features, with prompt
service and an excellent cuisine. and
new and more complete arrangements
have been made for canoeing and boat
ing.
The gravity railway. with new dips
and other improvements; carrousel the
midway stunts "Jake's" baby rack.
candy wheel. and all of the two score
attractions so familiar to the old patrons
will be running on the opening day.
In the big dancing pavilion Charles
o. Mills will again direct a large or
chestra for the dancers, and the floor
will be In better condition than ever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
AVENUE GRAND.

Lou-Tellegen will be seen at the Ave-
nue. Grand today in THE Unknown"
Mr.. Tellegen portrays a young English
the edge of the desert. Mr.. Tellegen
is supported by Theodore Roberts and
Dorothy Davenport.
Tomorrow's attraction Is by Whose
Hand?" founded on the novel who
Killed Simon Baird?" In the cast are
Edna Wallace Hooper. Muriel ostriche,
and Charles ]. Ross.
Maciyn Arbuckle Is featured In 1.-THE
Reform Candidate" the attraction for
"Wednesday. Virginia Pearson is the
attraction Thursday.
Frank Lossee will be seen Friday In
the Denman Thompson part In film
version of THE Old Homestead" 1.-The
Closed Road" featuring House Peters
will be shown Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
Warfield to Act ,Shylock
To Appear in Repertoire Which Will Include "Mer-
chant of Venice" Music Master /" and "Auctioneers

for both Mr.. warneId and Frances
had contemplated New York season
starr, but these plans had TO be aban-
doned.
Ever since the days when. he enacted
Jewish characters in the Weber and
Field burlesques. Mr.. Warfield has been
anxious to play Shylock. After he pass
ed under Mr.. Belascos banner he cher
ished the ambition. meanwhile broaden
ing his art by varied Characterization.
His most successful role from a none
tary and artistic standpoint undoubted-
ly has been that OF 1.-THE Music Master"
although his Simon Levi In THE Auc-
tloneer" helped to place him in the front
rank of character actors. Other plays
in which he appeared were THE Grand
Army Man" and 1.-THE Return of Peter
Grimm" II Is an oft-repeateds state
ment along Broadway that Mr.. Warfeld
can bring financial success to any play,
no matter how unmeritorlous. II rs
said that Ivan Der Decken' cleared
over 100000 on the season. in spite of
the fact that Mr.. Warheld considered
his role unsuited to him.-The Dramatic
Mirror.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14

~ AVID WAKEFIELD will attain
the chief ambition of his life. so
far as It concerns the stage.
next season. He will appear as
Shylock In a Belasco production of
THE Merchant Of Venice" The play
will form the most Important part OF
repertoire which will include Mr.. War
fields other successes. "The Music
Master" and THE Auctioneer." He
may also be seen for a number Of spe-
cial performances In Wan Der Decken."
Mr.. Belasco's play Of the Flying Dutch
man. In which he has appeared this sea-
son throughout the Middle West.
Mr.. Warhelds New York season will
begin upon the conclusion of the en-
gagement of THE Boomerang" at the
Belasco Theater. The comedy will oc-
cupy the Belasco throughout the sum-
mer and will be sent on a tour OF the
principal cities In the fall. The en-
phatic success OF the play has made II
necessary for Mr.. Belasco to change his
plans time and again this season. He
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
Holts to Give Musical
Comedy on May IS

The attraction at the Beiasco for the
evening Of Thursday. May rs. will be
the juvenile musical comedy. 1.-THE End
of the Rainbow" presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Leslie Holt. with a cast
selected exclusively from children in
their dancing classes. The producers are
the authors OF the book and dances.
and Of practically all the music and
lyrics. In addition Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
will appear In person and duplicate one
OF their dance numbers which made
them so popular In vaudeville a few
years sago.
While the entertainment Is composed
mostly of music. dancing. and fun. II is
strung together upon romantic plot
Of love OF young millionaire for q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
Next Weeks
Films

The attraction scheduled for Gran
oall's next Sunday Is a return engage
ment of the Fox subject. "Slns OF
Men," featuring Dorothy Bernard.
William A. Brady will present, Mon
day and Tuesday, the first OF the
Brady made" brand productions. Tan
gled Fates.' In which Alice Brady Is
BY hSnr A pssi A se B.
Doris Sawyer, and Edward Kimbaii.
Wednesday and Thursday William
rarnum Will be seen In tho Fox produce
sSs, s, q rry IA 4thsIs ~ the
man. a return engagement will be
given Saturday OF Her Maternal
Right" in which Kitty Gordon APP
Fritz Brunette in Unto Those who
sin." v. l.. y. Il. feature. will be
shown at Crandalrs Savoy next Sunday.
Victor Moore and Anita King are feat
Race" which will be the ettraction
Olga Petrovs appears in the Metro
subject, Playing With Fire" Tuesday.
Wednesday, attraction Is The Heart
Clara kimball Young In The Feast of
Life" r. scheduled for presentation
ThLrsday. Pauline Frederick will be
seen Friday In Lydia Gilmore" while
ford in .'T6e Eternal q" Grind" ~
Valeska Suratt is featured In 1.-THE
Immigrant the Paramount subject
booked for presentation at Crapdalrs
Avenue Grand next Sunday.
Gerda Holmes and Bruce McItae have
tho chief roles in THE Chain Invis-
ible." the feature for Monday. Pauline
FREDERICK, in -Lydis Gilmore is the !,
Mary. Miles Minter enacts the principal
role In tho Metro feature, "Dimples.'
scheduled as Wednesdays attraction.
Other features for the week are;
sapho; Friday. Mary Pickford In The
Founding; Saturday. Clara kimball
Young In ''The Feast Of Life"
An excellent program OF photopiay
features Is In store for patrons OF
Crandall's Apollo next week.
These represent selections from the
productions OF four of the most promi-
nent releasing companies.
Next Sundays attraction Is "Diplom-
| acy." a photoplay version of Froh-
| mans stage success OF the Same name
with Marie Dorc In the leading role.
II Is q story OF international intrigue
involving the theft of the plans OF
Gibraltar by a foreign spy. Supporting
Miss Doro are Frank Lossee and Elliott
! Dexter.
Nance o'Neii Is the featured player in
| Mondays attraction. ''Flames OF Jo-
hannisr which has been adapted from
liermahn Suderman's story. "Johannls-
| feur."
Other attractions booked d,r the
1 week are:
| Tuesday. House Peters in THE
Closed Road" Wednesday. Dustin Far.
mum in Ben Blair" Thursday. Con.
stance Collier In The Code of Marcia
Gray" Friday. Bruce McRac and
Gerda Holmes In THE Chain Invisible:'
Saturday. Mabel Taliaferro and Henry
| Morton In Her Great Price"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
CRANDALL'S.

Theda Bara will be seen at Crandaii's
again today in the Fox feature. THE
Eternal Sapho."
Robert Warwick. Gerda Holmes. and
Clara whipple are featured in the
World Film production. Sudden
Riches" which will be shown tomorrow
and Tuesday. II shows how a family is
disrupted by the sudden acquisition OF
wealth.
Fins OF Men" Is the title Of the feat-
which Dorothy Bernard, stuart Holmes,
and Claire Whitney portray the princi-
pal characters.
Friday and Saturday the World Film
production, "Idols.' will be seen with
katherine Kaelred in the leading role.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
LEADER.

Today's attraction at the Leader ia the
Essany subject. "once Thief" featur-
Ing Bryant washburn and Nell Craig.
IL win be supplemented by one-reei
sis Hopkins" comedy.
Tomorrow and Tuesday will be given
over &c the presentation of the second
instaliment OF THE Mysteries Of Myra,"
adapted from The Times serial story by
the international Film Service. feStur-
ing Howard Estabrook and Jean Soth-
ern,
Other attractions for the week: We'd
nesday, 1.-THE Accusing Voice." featur-
ing Harry Morey and Bell Bruce;
Thursday, John Junior and Gertrude
Glover in the Essany drama, The Jes-
ter" and 1.-THE Bridge of Danger" a
kalem railroad drama. featuring Helen
Gibson.
Friday, Frank Mayo and Lillian West
In IN Child of Fortune;" Saturday. Selig
drama, Beverly Of Graustark," and
other features.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
SAVOY.

Charles Richman will be seen at Gran
dall's Savoy today in the V. l.. s.
T.. feature, THE Hero of Submarine
d." a story of the intrigues Of a
foreign nation against American naval
equipment.
Blanche Sweet will be the star Mon
day In 1.-THE Sewers" founded on Henry
Seton Merriman's novel, THE Half
Million Brlbe." with Margaret Snow and
Hamilton Revelle in the principal roles
will be seen Tuesday.
Pauline Frederick will be featured In
Audrey" Wednesday. Thursdays
feature Is the World production, The
Closed Road" with House Peters. Ger
aldine Farrar will be seen Friday In
temptation" and 1.-THE Heart of Pau
Ia" Mexican story featuring Lenore
Uirich, is announced for showing on
Saturday. RI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
APOLLO.

Blanch Sweet is the star In the Para
mount film feature. THE Black List. "
at the Apollo today.
Antonio Moreno and Dorothy Kelly
will be seen tomorrow In the V. l.. 5. Il.
feature, 1.-THE Supreme Temptation." a
drama of powerful appeal. THE Social
Hfyhwayman." will be seen Tuesday
with Edwin August in the principal role
Mary Johnston's novel. ITO Have and
to Hold" will be seen in photoRlay form,
Wednesday. with Mae Murray and Wal
lace Reid in the principal characters
thursdays attraction Is out OF the
"By Whose Hand?" featuring Edna
Wallace Hopper, Charles J. Ross, ano
Muriel Ostriche will be seen Friday
THE Half Million Bride" Metro pro-
duction. will be Saturdays attraction.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
This Weeks
Photoplays
Gayety.

Gayety.
While the Gayety Theater closed it's
regular burlesdue season last night, II
will reopen tomorrow as a photoplay
feature house, and will 90 remain dur
Ing the entire summer. It's program
win be comprised Of Blue Bird and
Red Feather feature photoplays. pro-
auctions by the Universal Company are
issued.
Particular attention will be given to
women and children under the new pol
icys and ladies' rest room has been
provided. Smoking in the theater will
be prohibited. The program for this
Monday, Tyrone Power in John
Needham's Double;" Tuesday. Louise
Lovely In tangled Hearts," Wednes.
day, Carter de Haven in "A Youth OF
Fortune;" Thursday. Mary Fuller. the
local actress. in "A Huntress OF Men;
Friday, Violet Morsereau in The
Great Problem Saturday. Jane Gall in
Rupert of Hentzau;" Sunday. King
Beggott In Half n Rogue"
In addition to the features named the
programs will be rounded out with
comedies and educational features.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-14
$50, 900 Necklace Gone;
Brides Name Secret

NEW YORK. May IA pearl neck
lace valued at between $4,000 and s5o,eco.
belonging to young society matron.
whose name the detectives refuse to
dIvuige. has been lost or stolen.
The necklace was q present to the
young woman at her marriage by her
husband II was missed on tho morn
ing of May 0. The night before they
were out together.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
COMMENCEMENT WEEK

In another column appears the
announcements of the local school
for commencement week. This
marks the close of the most success.
ful year 10 the history of the school
The work has been ampilied aud
increased aud progressiveness has
been ne watchword aud order Of
the day in all the activities OF the
Institution.
The various programs will Ger.
tainly prove drawing card, since
the school aud its unqualified sue
cess appeals o more general class
OF citizens than any other feature
Of which we have any knowledge
1t is also note worthy fact that
all Of the Entertainments will be
free Of charge The question OF
the accommodation Of the large crowds
which are sure to seek admission
will no doubt prove n serious ole
as in time past, but we feel sure
that much actual discomfort will
be willingly borne in order to at.
tend the programs in their entirety
We have school system which
compares favorable with those OF
much large towns is this state aud
others rs we'll. Our salaries ar,
large enough to insure the employ
ment OF the best talent. We have
a progressive board Of education, II
loyal student body; results are the
natural outcome.
We take this opportunity OF
congrsiulating the management
upon the successful years work
which is now fast drawing to ,
close and to commend every pro
ject which has made for The batter
ment Of the work and the provision
Of adequate facilities to meet thI
ever increasing eurollment IN ~
various departments Let us con
tinue loyal to our school and mani
fest that loyalty in helpful supper
aud service.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
MRS. A. ]. ROLAND IS
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

Saturday morning four automo
biles left town for Fort Stanton
with the members Of the CArrizlzp
Bridge Club, to enjoy ihe hospital
ity Of Mrs. f II McKson at n
Bridge Luncheon
The hostess received her guests
at twelve thirty aud luncheon was
served Immediately upon their
arrival. The board was elaborate
" spread. the color scheme being in
yellow and green, with military
place cards bearing q message to
each guest
The ladies Of the Fort assisting
Mrs NcKeon were Mesdames + G.
Smith, II. ID Leach. S. Ruon
and G w Bagg After luncheon,
Bridge Whist WAS played. Mrs Geo.
Dingwall scoring highest aud Mrs
Geo. Ulrick lowest, each receiving
beauii(ul gifts from the hostess
The ladies IRON Carrizo2o wele
Mesdames w G.. Mcdonald. George
l. Ulrick. u J Sager, Frank Kim
bell, Sr Frank Kimbell, Jr., George
Dingwall, a j ROLAND. Harry
Dawson, Edith Crawford, William
Osborn Robert Lucas, j B French
Truman Spencer The gentlemen
entertained by he officers: Messrs
Harry Dawson, George Dngwali.
Truman Spencer, William Osborn
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12

ion found that within what might
he reasonably termed the settle
lneni Of Hnndo. there are not the
Que hundred inhabitants NJ is re
quired by law for the issuing OF a
ret MI liquor license; that in order
~ secure the one hundred inhabi.
iants in the section Of the settle
men' uf Hondo one would have to
take IN radius Of al least q mile;
Wherefore, we would suggest and
recommend that your Honorable
Cour instruct The proper officer Ia
institute the necessary proceeding
for the revoking aud cancellation oI
he saloon OF Hondo for the reason
that IN The opiniun Of our body
his saloon is running in violation
oi laS.
Respectfully submitted
(Signed) S W, Halo
Foreman.
A. +. Slower, Clerk.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
PROF. EnLOE HE RE

President r.. l.. Enloe Of III
Silver City Normal WAS n Carrizozo
visitor Wednesday lie intendc !
20 remain over until Thursday
alternoon, but was llled to SiIvet
City 10y Telegram since The call TO-
he National Guard for border pa
lrpl had taken nurnber Of nm
parlant faculty members who had
been patriotic enough t. enlist l.
is hoped that their release may h'
secured that The closing of the pre-
senl ERIN aud the opening OF tn
summer school may not BIZ depri ,ed
of their services.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
SPECIAL REPORT

During the course OF our sittings
we had occasion TO investigate the
conduct and management Of the
Saloon at CAPTAIN, Lincoln County
New Mexico. the result of this eX
smlnation appears more fully from
our general report OF cases invesli
gated aud transmitted 10 your
Honorable Court. 1t is very ap
parent from the Investigations made
by our body into the management
of this saloon that there has been
a very llagrant violation OF the
liquor laws, especially as to the
violation Of the Sunday law, Sell
ing Liquor to Minors, aud permit
ting minors TO loiter in and around
the saloon, and in our opinion the
conditions justify the revoking OF
the license OF this saloon and the
closing of same up Wherefore we
recommend that your Honorable
Court instruct the proper officer to
institute the necessary proceeding
for the closing up and revoking OF
the license of the Captain saloon
based on the action taken by tn is
body ne shown by its general re-
port
Respectfully Submitted,
s. w. HALE, Foreman.
A + STOVER, Clerk
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

On Wednesday afternoon the
members nf the Carrizozo Bridge
Club took possession of the RuI.
land residence while Mrs ROLAND
was at the Mcdonald ranch
aud bringing refreshments had
card tables ready when Mrs
ROLAND was ushered in by Mrs.
Mcdonald who helped the cluh
carry through their plan Of birth
lay surprise. The afternoon provei
delightful Que aud Mrs ROLAND
qual % lhe occasion,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12

Miss Abbie Meek whose family
we're at one time Carrzozo residents,
is here from El Paso the guest of
friends including the families Of
George Spence aud r. l. Stidham'
Miss Meek has been for some time
in the employ OF Hotel Dleu Of the
Pass City as a trained nurse at which
profession she has been a decided
success.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
sNTERTAlNs BIBLE CLASS

Mrs $. + Miller was hostess
Wednesday Olternoon to the We
mems Bible Class Of the Methodist
Sunday School. About sixteen
m .mbers were present After a
business session, the study Of Jeru.
'pem after S'odard was continue
genuine interest being manifesto
trfreshman's o. delicious ice creau
aud cake we're served ~ The ron
rusion Of the hour aud the af'tr
nonn's entertainment was prohourr.
ID genuine sucress
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-12
WITH THE FASTENERS

The Pastimer's Club was the
luest Thursday afternoon Of Mp
Orville T. Nye Crochet and cor
versation afforded ample entertain.
ment followed by delil h,ful refresh.
meuts Of ice cream, cake and burnt
almonds Mrs Ira o Weimoto
was specially invited guest ~
the FASTENERS Mrs Stanley
Squier will be hostess n the Cluo
at its next regular meeting.