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bition 10 make people laugh. He
started out to be a doctor. hut de-
olded he would rather amuse people
than ,ure them. So he went into yaude-
vile. where he was the first To do
Hebrew character with "A clean
makeup. abandoning the side whishers
and putting on a clean collar. He be-
came a 'head,iner," and left vaude-
Vile to join Mr.. Brady. After Around
New York in Eighty Minutes" had run
its course he Joined the Savage forces
and began his long career as Hans
Wagner in The Prince of Pilsen." n
part he made famous. Mr.. Dandy
stayed with The Prince OF Pi.sen' in
terrnittently for fourteen years, and
played Hans Wagner 1910 times. Be
cause he was ducked in a fountain
every night and twice on matinee days
for fourteen years, Mr.. Dandy says ne
was known as the cleanest actor on
the stage.
And now Mr.. Dandy is back again
In New York TO play the leading char
actcr part in "Obiect Matrinony," He
will not play in The Prince Of P.lsen'
again, he says, unless for a broadway
revival.
After MUCH discussion and delibera-
ton the management has decided to
present Catherine for the opening
play OF the Theatre Francois on No
vember II. II is n most delightful
comedy by Henri Lavedan OF the
French Academy and is one OF the
biggest successes of the Coincide
Franchise.
Gilda Darthy, who has the reputa
ton OF being the most beautiful ac-
tress in Europe, who has been leading
lady at the Odeon for the past few
~easons, will play the leading role.
Mile. Darthy passed the summer a,
San Scbastien. where she gave a spe-
! Cial matinee at the Royal Palace al
the invitation Of the King and Queer
of Spain.
Daniel %Frohman. president of the
Actors Fund of America. and Mrs. j
Christopher Marks. president of the
Theatre Assembly, will give Il tea I,
the guests of the Actors Fund Hon,
n the members Of the Theatre AS
sembly Saturday afternoon, October
%, at the fund home, West New
brighton, Staten Island. from 3 to
o'clock. This affair is unique, bcinl
the first event OF its KIND to he giyei
at the fund home. over l.50O invita-
lions have been issued. and the details
OF the arrangements are in the hand.
If the following officers OF the Actor
Fund committee of the Theatre As
semblv, Mrs. Frank Evcrara Hall
chairman: Mrs. Andrew jackson Cobc
associate chairman; AIRS. Minos II
Murray, Jr.. secretary. Mrs. William
Maxwell. treasurer; Mrs. Edward "a
Wells. chairman of donations, and Mrs
Charles F.np", the presidents aid, VIII,
il chairman Of arrangements.
Mr.. FrOhman and Mrs. Marks vii
he assisted In receiving b( the officer,
and board Of the Actors Fund Q
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along he may he "Mr. Charles Sale in
Such and Such" at 81 q look.
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company.
The unusual devices adopted by vari-
Gus people who seek an audience with
some prominent payer reached its
climax the other evening when the
stage door keeper AT the L%ongacre
Theatre brought to william Collier a
card bearing the following inscrip-
ton:
Hon. Charles l.. Clifford.
senator Of Massachusetts"
With an eye m the box office re-
ccipts. Mr.. F'razee. who happened to
be present, urged the star Of Moth
ing But the Truth" 70 see the dis
tinguished visitor. remarking that a
Senator from Massachusetts could do
"a good lot ~ good for the show around
Boston So Mr.. Collier hurr.edly had
his dressing room put IN order. put
on a new dressing gown and placed
his softest cushion In the large arm
chair for his visitor. W~hereupon Sen.
ator CLIFFORD was duly ushered in. After
exchanging a few words OF greeting
the senator reached into his hip pocket.
extracted a huge book neatly bound
In leather and proceeded to show MIR
Collier a number II desirable real
estate plots for sale in the vic nifty ut
Boston, which he was Offering at a
special rate Of discount to the theatri-
cal profession.
Chic Sale. VINO has been booked for
second week at the Palace, is n
young man who has never taken A les
son IN my school Of acting. lie H. tho
son Of a dentist and n native Of
rhani. Ill. where according to his
statement 20 per cent. II the adult
inhabitants are retired farmers. Every
summer just as soon as school was
cut Chic would go to a farm and work
for his uncle. A cousin. Susie. was the
pretty schoolma' am OF ;he district and
II e lad often went to attend a literary
or Friday afternoon speakin' and here
saw the types he purtrays on the
Keith stages.
Finishing the high school Dentist
Sales boy entered the University OF
Illinois. He found that all the fe,-
lows worth while could do parlor
stunts, some played the piano or organ.
others the violin. many were excellent
dancers. a few were clever sketch art
.sts, while he could do nothing but tell
of the happy days down on the farm
and OF Cousin Susic's school. chic
'ound he could do this SO well that al
the girls laughed. Then he practised
and ~ became proficient enough To-
make the boys laugh. II tool hin,
quite a while to reach this stage of
perfection. At the college shows ne
put on his specially and il a,wavs took.
On" day "A real live actor was intro
duccd to the chick" student ond Chic
vent through his after dinrcr stunts.
Even the actor laughed. Then be gave
the trhana boy the name of A hooking
office in Springfield. Ohio. Here the
college funmaker applied and It was
not long before the name of chic Sale
appeared on the b~i,lboards. So uniuuo
IL the act that he has been booked
and r"hooked on the Keith circuit.
A sketch is now being written ror
chic in which he will be able to use his
gift to the best advantage. II il +.
successful It Will he elaborated into n
play. So In time when Chic comes
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TIME Washington Square Players.
whose growth in less than
two years from a group OF
enthusiasts to an established or
SANITATION has been one Of the
surprises -; New Yorl.'s theatrical
!.i'ory, arr tu send "a oLd company
at this season. en- Monday next the
Sit of town company will begin It's
Season in Newark. From there they
will go to Philadelphia and after an
engagement in Washington they Will
go to Chicago. where they are booked
for ten weeks. They viii play from
the repertory Of one act plays which
have proved successes here In New
York. 1t Is stated that the company
has grown to such an extent that in
order to DO justice 10 all the members
1t was necessary 10 form another ON
pany. The number Of requests from
other cities to see the Washington
Square Players unusual type OF pays
has also been so large that the time
seemed ripe for an II Of own COM
pany. The resident company VII con-
tinue to play at the Comedy Theatre.
The present bin. consisting Of "A Merry
Death Lovers Luck" The Sugar
House" and SISTERS Of susanna vii.
10 continued through next week.
Jess Dandy, the comedian, VINO is TO
play Joseph Ztrirbcl in OBJECT Matri-
mony," the new play - Montague
Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman.
opening at the Cohan a. Harris Thea
start on the legitimate stage from
William \. BRADY in 1895, in a huge
extravaganza called Around New
York in Eighty Minutes" II was a
small part Mr.. Dandy played, but after
he had been In the cast for two weeks
he Jumped to the lead and stayed there
for the two years he remained with
Mr.. Brady. Now, after eighteen years,
he is back In the W. a. Brady fold
again, and II there IL any truth in
the predictions Of those who have seen
''Object Matrimony" he will remain
there for some time to come.
It mas always been Mr.. Dandy's am
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
MUSICIANS HARD HIT BY WAR
Highly Paid Singers Before the War
Now Only Ekirg Out Existence.


Now Only Ekrg Out Existence.
Paris. Aus..11-t Correspondence or
Tie Associated essD-Freuch must
-.ns.ruuentslists, concert sing
rrs and teachers. excepting those who
have gone 10 Amer.ca-are among
. the greatest sufferers from the pro
lone. ticr OF the war Those who had
savings had eaten them up in two
years waiting for a revival Of social
life. and the concert and soiree en-
gagemeu-s. while today that revival
seems 20 b. as far of as It did a
year ago.
Some musicians have had engage
men-s. such as opera singers and cafe
concert artists Although they have
suffered less than those who have had
nothing to do. they have felt the sit
uation acutely. One singer, who held
title roles at the opera and who re-
ceiyed about 500 francs a night before
the war, now gets ten francs. There
are also teachers who have been able
10 secure pupils. but with a reduc-
tion OF from fifty to seventy-fve per
cent in prices. There are many 9th
ers who have not been able TO main
rain their classes at all. They. with
the instrumental artists out Of en-.
olpyment, are in the worst position
for a teacher is obliged TO keep up
. appearances. generally pays a pretty
good rental and has a rather expen-
siye household
you would be surprised" said an
American musician in Paris to the
Associated Press correspondent, "if
YOU knew the names OF some great
artists that ] could cite who are in
the worst possible dilemma as a re.
suit Of prolonged idleness. One OF
them. a woman who has been ap-
plauded By people from all over the
world, is living on almost nothing,
doing her washing and cleaning her
own apartment Another is selling off
his rare furniture, piece by piece,
though before the war he posed as d
man Of considerable means The rare
engagements that such artists now get
is only a drop in the bucket, for some
Of them had incomes OF from 10000
francs upward before the war, lived
accordingly and now have nothing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
PERSONALS
!, u sr rgs n :, u y II n !, .,

Abel Chase of Hraldton was here
yesterday on business
" T. Sullivan Of Italy Texas Is in
The city. the guest Of his brother, Dr
Sullivan
Julian Burney and family from
Burnownle are here visiting Mr. and
Nh WIN Green
Gertrude and jerome Alexander.
who have been away on "A vacation
for The past three months, are expect
ed 10 arrive home TO-DAY
J.. g. Disney OF Muskogee. is in
the city on business He will be
here for several days looking after
some oil interests in the Haldton
field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
Lindsay Home Burned.

The 8. T. Lindsay home on the
Washita river, near Durwood, was
destroyed by fire Friday. The build.
ing and contents were a complete
loss. Mr.. Lindsay estimates his loss
at something over $4,000, with no in
surance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10
Resigned as President.

On account of personal business de
manding his attention, Mr.. Sass re
signed as president ana director of
the Union Limited Oh company. Capt.
VIM. Hutchinson has been elected to
fiji the vacancy. Mr. Sass retains his
interest in the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Fire destroyed a barn on the farm
of Perry Maxwell north OF the city
yesterday morning The barn con
tanned 2UOO bales OF hay, two bales
Of cotton and all farming implements
which were a total loss. The loss Is
estimated at $500, partly covered
by insurance The cause OF the fire
is attributed to spontaneous combus-
ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

The great worlds fair shows and
carnival ain open on the old foundry
lot east of the Santa Fc railroad Mon
day night for three days Wednesday
they viii move 20 the fair grounds
for The rest Of the week This IS
reputed 10 De one or the best carni-
val companies on th- road and their
attractions are all Of a high class
nature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

f. $ Emmons has arrived here
from Fort Worth aud is house hunt
ing As soon as he has made arrange
menis for a home his family will
come. Mr. Emmons will be the sup
crintondent OF the Purity Pecan Plan
tntlon which is now building a new
home which will open for business
during the fall months
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Theo Torgerson, proprietor of the
Quality Shop" has just closed con
tract with the Russell Brown Con
struction Company Of Dallas, for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

PLENTY OF ALL VARIETIES OF
TURNlP SEED, WINTER BARLEY
AND SEED RYE AT BRADY &
BRADYS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

frankie Manila who boxed here at
a recent show Of the Athletic club is
ii the city again and wants TO get on
q match with Frankie Sanders whom
he boxed fifteen rounds with at that
time He 5 in good shape and says
he has improved greatly in his box
ing A match between these two boys
should be a good drawing card and
an effort viii be- made 20 get them
together
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

The mayor appointed the following
10 the Eighth Annual Convention Of
the Southern Commercial Congress TO
b. held at Norfolk. Va, December II
10 -: V A Gayitt, P c. Dings, II II.
Brown. J. " Newcomb, j. " Burns,
J. b. Spragins, L S JONES, Henry
Hunt Charley Fra!ey. +. Dunlap, VII
liam Easley Chas. won Weise Edwin
Gait. Roy Johnson v c. Suggs, Writ
Franklin. M Putnam, F. NJ Adams,
J. b Champion, A. j. Hardy John r.
Dexter. Shelby Downard, Jim Stonum,
Max Westheimer and G. H. Bruce
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Call The ArdmoreIte Job department
-6S4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

After meeting with the mayor and
city commissioners Bert Foster, man
ager of the Ardmore Ice Light & Power
Company left for St Louis where he
goes 10 meet with the directors Of
said company relative to the installa-
tion of the Great White Way" which
will have 100 lights, six Of which will
be on Main street from the railroad to
Central Park, and six on Washington
from Main to Broadway, and the re-
mainder from the railroad to Conyen-
tion Hall on Washington street. As
soon as he returns, he will submit his
proposition to the mayor and board
of commissioners, who in turn will
submit it to the citizens Of Ardmore
for a vote
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

The Palace barber shop has moved
into new quarters IN the old cold
storage building The building for
mcrIy occupied by the shop rs 10 be
remodeIed FOR mercantile establish.
mcui
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

The want eds make the best adver
tising medium for the small merchant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Supt g. W. Richards returned from
Texas yesterday whore he has been
for several days delivering lectures be
fore various schools OF that state. lie
visited Denton, Decatur. Cleburne and
Fort Worth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

A G. Warner Of Gainesville was
here yesterday on business Mr Var
ner was formerly a resident Of this
city and has a host or friends here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

Massive Stage Settings of Magnificent Realism.
Beautiful Symphonic Musical Program-Augmented
Orchestra.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

New York Mail-A master picture of sentiment and
atmosphere warming to the imagination
New York Commercial Buetin-MarkS epoch in
this branch of theatrcals. Never eNcelled in art
of camera.
NewYork Teegraph-EQual Of anything yet pre-
scn,cd OF finest quality in detail and eNactnesS.
New York Pos'--Douht of success of Ramona" i'm
possible one of best entertainments ever
u New York City.
New York Herad-Distinct appeal of its own. Has
one of most fascinating infants (Baby RamOna)
ever carried before a camera.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

OVERPOWERINC, NERVE -TINGLING, AMAZING
ENTERTAINMENT OF ABSOLUTE NOVELTY.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-31
Meimule.

9isbt maj MIN BAG orobs militdriI9s
Haatt aus BEN GreigRihsn Der Mintsts
aompngns 1856. 70 ergibt f9 tur5
GoIgsnbss:
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bsisaFHbren, fnub trsnigitens sins oerlsIs
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HrattqiFhe Gttnung fehr ganiig If, be-
hsht Far lie bic obige QotDeHoigisst Hlht
In BIN Mabe ipie fir bic gntsnts. Die
6offnuna duf cine tpirtf6afili9e ooer
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pirb burh ben tdtId9lihen wsrlnut ess
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4triofe btbsnisHst erfoles st5iilts.
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blaiigfoHsn, Gin gsruItsn Der sissnsu ats
beit -.
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Gsautn fltibsn if4 f9liht uHb tinfdd IN
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mid nur nid1t nisl uebsr gefraEftsm
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ben @lobus ernbsrH t0nnten urb bsrnlohs
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gIs nnIers idiusrsn anIibsr btrelts ses
gen bic jtarit ROrbfrout Der Dcrssi@obes
men Gtenuusn gtrbuHs bOnusrisn, f6rlst
bic .oibrs pnrOIs.; Rad ben i&ledttn
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tlaren Sid bon beIirierenben propbettn
IIei1t einlptrnsn ldbt. Dos 1T inner bus
@efdid 6rdntreihs pepeien uab bat es
friibsr mohI oft gtnus ssIdbmi, feline
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halten.
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gturteiIer Mubolf 2otbur i'm .psiier
aloDb@. .beiibt bic sroBs oft bsueibsns.
merle aunE, 3u bergeHen. mas tr felbIt
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rsdt fhtDtrsn Rot um Btrbun. iibt tr
feline Stunt unb bergiBt, bnB CT felblt
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