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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28

giving visit at the H. A. Crandall
home. Arthur will come Wednesday
evening also.
MIR. and Mrs. Milon Fosdick OF
Sac City are visiting their son, J. NJ.
Fosdick and family. Mr.. and Mrs:
A. j. Stevens, who have also been
visiting the Fosdick family, returned
to their home in Sac City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Z. Nelson
returned home this forenoon from
Clear Lake where they were called
recently by the death of Mrs. Mel
sons mother, Mrs. liver Hodnefeld.
Ray Wood is Fort Dodge call
err today.
Miss Gertrude TrOsset went to
Flugstad today for a brief visit with
her parents.
&C. d. Ragsdale of Shelbina, Mo-,
"a prominent stock buyer and farmer
of Missouri, is in the city on bust
ness and pleasure trip and while
here is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Bascom Huddlestun.
Fred Church, who lives north
east of town, spent Sunday in Ell
dora.
Mrs. Mary Low of Hampton re-
turned to her home today following
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert Pringle and family, in the south
part of town.
H. H. Hoyt was in Fort Dodge
between trains today.
Prof. II. A. Gossard of Worces-
ter, Ohio, spent Sunday with his
brother, w. e. Gossard and family,
leaving this forenoon for !Onawa.
Prof. Gossard is connected with the
Ohio State Experimental Station,
having charge of the department of
entomology.
Mrs. Roscoe A. Tiff and little
dau ghter went to Fort Dodge to
spend a few days with the Fred Eb-
erhardt family, former Webster City
residents
William Sharpe of Lead, S. D.,
left this morning for his home after
a visit at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
James Humbert and family. Mr..
Sharpe is relative of COPYRIGHT
Sharpe, former employee of the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
Two DRINKS,

A man giving the name of Middle
ton was arrested Saturday night for
intoxication and received fine of
SIS which was paid. Another vic
tim Of intoxication whose name could
not be learned, was arrested Sunday
night and spent the night in the
city Jail. This morning he received
his sentence and in lieu of cash
fne-the cash being minus-he was
put at work upon the streets for FIVE
days.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
Some Stolen Tords.

Officials in this city and proprie-
tors OF the garages, have been no.
titled to be on the lookout for two
Ford cars which have been stolen
from the streets in Fort Dodge. One
machine was stolen Saturday night
and the other Sunday afternoon. The
descriptions and numbers of the cars
have been sent out broadcast in the
hopes Of recovering the stolen prop
erty.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
CHICAGO BARS CATTLE
FROM MISSOURI, KAN
SAS AND NEBRASKA

talk he was as interesting to the
boys as he was when demonstrating
the new art.
Mr.. Anderson will meet the high
school boys again in the Congrega-
tional church lecture room next
Tuesday evening at ten minutes to
seven, when he will give further Jiu-
Jitsu demonstrations and will talk
on the science of football. Every
student in the high school will want
to be present Even the girls are
being suspected of desire to see Jiu-
Jitsu in operation!
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
From Saturdays Daily.)

-,-r- MRS. Frank Creach. and children
went to Kamrar yesterday to make
a short visit with relatives.
Miss Emma Miller, q teacher il
the public schools, is spending the
week end at her home in Kamrar.
Miss Merle Stolp returned to
her home in Jewell yesterday after
spending several days with he1
mother, Mrs. S. A. Stolp, who under
went a major operation at Mere,
hospital the first of the week. Mrs
Stop is recovering nicely.
Mrs. A. r. Huffman and chill
dren are spending the week end with
relatives and friends in Ellsworth.
Mrs. John D. Porter is making
y week end visit with relatives in
Ames.
Mrs. G.. E. Bennett and baby,
who have been guests of the Fl. F.
Strachan family, returned yesterday
to their home in Ellsworth.
The Misses Hester Huff and Lo-
rec Buxton are in Iowa City attend
ing the annual Homecoming cele-
bration.
Mrs. A O. Barnett and baby
daughter will leave Monday morning
for Brownsville, Texas, for an ex-
tended visit with their husband and
father, Bert" Barnett, who is sta
toned there in Company C with the
Second Iowa. Mrs. Barnett will re-
main as long as her husband is on
duty.
Mrs. Georgia M. Joselin, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
John Cole and family, on west Bank
street, returned to her home in Fort
Dodge this forenoon.
Mrs. B. r. Merriss and Mrs.
Charles Stowe, both of Iowa Falls,
arrived here today for visit with
their sister, Mrs. L. E. Foley and
family, on Merritt street.
Mrs. Peter Goudy and daughter
Miss Grace, of Chicago, came today
for visit with the formers sister,
Mrs. j. Flaws and family, four miles
northeast of this city.
Miss Leta Hudson of st. Paul is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Comley
Miss Henrietta Gray Of Kamrar
spent the morning here with her
brother, Stoffer Gray and wife, while
en- route to Cleves to visit her sister
Mrs. Dick Gelder and family.
Mrs. B. o. Dubois, Mrs. J. H.
Shafer and daughter, Mrs. Melvin
Johnson, are spending the day in Fit
Dodge.
II. E. Silvers and w. d. Silvers
are Fort Dodge business callers to-
day.
Mrs. II. S. Bourne went to
Charles City this morning to join Mr..
Bourne, who is there transacting
business.
Mrs. Mamie Sohn went to Boone
this forenoon for an over Sunday Wis
it with friends. Mrs. Arthur Wade
accompanied her as far as FIT. Dodge
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
From MONDAYS Daily.)

Mrs. Z. d. Waterman of Ram
rar was caller in this city Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Dyon, form
or residents of this city, who have
been living upon their farm within
the city limits of Charles City, have
rented their land, and returned to
this city to spend the winter with
Mrs. Dyon's mother, Mrs. Eleanore
Green.
Mrs. Arthur B.. Crandall of Des
Moines is coming today for Thanks
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
Congregational Bazaar.

The Congregational ladies bazaar
and food sale held in the former Pal
ace meat market room Saturday was
q decided success The room was
crowded with patrons throughout
the morning, afternoon and evening
and over 5000 was realized from the
sale of fancy work, aprons, brushes
of all kinds, Congregational cook
books, and foodstuffs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
Jiu-Jitsu.

Jdpdu Has lIlN duSu w CJolCl WY
At last the dreaded yellow peril is
here The name of the stranger who
has arrived is Jiu-Jitsu! 1t sounds
Japanese, and it is. Wherever this
Japanese art appears it receives a
hearty welcome, and leaves behind
a broad grin on the faces of all who
see the strangers mysterious antics
Jiu-Jitsu made it's appearance
Thursday night in the lecture room
of the Congregational church. when
Mr.. D. L. Anderson of the Bromley
eyangelistic team met close upon fif-
ty of the high school boys in sort
of athletic conference. The meeting
was tremendously interesting. Mr..
Anderson is altogether the ''neXtest"
man to boys that has come down the
pike in long time. He played pro-
fessional base ball in Dakota some
half dozen years, was a member of
the State University track team, and
has enjoyed much practical expert
cnce with the athletic side Of the
boy and youth-ville republics.
A most fascinating and appealing
side Of Mr.. Anderson is his acquaint-
ance with the mysterious japanese
art of Jin-Jitsu. In these tabernacle
days if you happen to see a grin on
the face of some Webster City minis
ter, the chances are that the eccles
iastic has just shaken hands with
Mr.. Anderson and that the surprise
and the Jingle in his hand are still
in the present tense! By the same
token, if you should come upon a
couple of high school boys gingerly
shaking hands in what seems like a
new tangled way, and getting out OF
the experience lots of fun, you may
guess that the boys were at the Con-
gregational church Thursday night,
and that they are practicing some Of
the mysteries Mr. Anderson taught
them at the Jui-Jitsu class. Mr.. An
uSISOu Taught TIC bOso OLA vi SISohG
Jiu-Jutsu holds" and the lads were
intensely interested, both in the les
son and in the teacher. Jiu-Jitsu
in Japan is not less than twenty-five
hundred years old. knowledge of
the art was originally confined to the
mobiles of Japan. 1t was secret art,
jealousy guarded by the privileged
class: and it was not until the abol-
ition of/feudalism that Jiu-Jitsu be-
came popular in Japan. Now it is
taught in the schools and colleges
and has become a national charact-
eristic. The mysterious art consists
of applying scientific anatomical
knowledge to the art of self defence.
There are said to be in the neighbor-
hood of $50 ''holds" in Ju-Jitsu. The
art does not depend upon muscular
strength. 1t pits science against
mere brute strength in manner
which to the western observer seems
very mysterious and fascinating. Mr..
Anderson demonstrated the various
''holds" slowly so that the boys
could see how they worked. He was
so genial and happy about the mat
ter that the boys were willing to be
demonstrated upon and seemed to
enjoy being thrown. Following the
Jiu-Jitsu demonstration Mr.. Ander-
son gavA a straight and effective talk
on the arr of clean living, and in his
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28

Winnipeg, Man., Canada, Nov. q.
One thousand coal miners in the
western part of Canada failed to re-
port for work this morning. Fifteen
thousand coal miners in the entire
district are on a strike order await
ing the outcome of conference be-
fore walking out. They have asked
for better wages and for lower prices
on food stuffs and commodities.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28

Cape May, N. j., Nov. 27.-Lewis
Wilson, his wife, mother-in-law and
four children were burned to death
in fire that destroyed the Wilson
home in West Cape May early yes
terday. The family was asleep when
the fire broke out.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-28
1900 Canadian Coal Miners Await
ing Orders to 60 Out on
G Strike, Winnipeg
Reports.
SEVEN PERSONS ARE BURNED.
Fire Burns House and Sleeping Fam
lily at Cape May, N. J.
SEVEN PERSONS ARE BURNED.

Chicago, Nov. pa quarantine
order barring all live stock from
Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas mar
kets from Chicago was issued by the
Union Stock Yards Company on the
report that a case of foot and mouth
disease had been discovered in the
Kansas City stock yards.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

and society artIstically produced in
FIVE acts. This play is said by critics
10 be one OF the best yet released on
the Blue Bird program. other eN-
cellcnt pictures will be offered in tho
way Of added attractions
Friday and Saturday the noted
star. Douglas Fairbanks. will be CO.
starred with beautiful Bessie Love in
The Good Bad Man" product OF
the Triangle company's Fine Arts
studios in five acts. and will hold till
the closing scene. The play comes
direct from the Rialto thcater in
New York a very funny Keystone
comedy. Tier Marble Heart" fearur-
ing Charles Murray and Mack Sen
nett. will be the added Triangle Of
fering. II is in two parts.
All Triangle. Brady made and
Blue Bird features have special mu-
seal numbers played to exactly suit
each and every scene and these mum
beers will add much to their effective
ness.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

appear in the Brady made produc-
ton. Tangled Fates." beautiful So
cicty drama in FIVE acts. The story
deals with love. romance and jeal-
ouay and is sublimcly interpreted by
stellar cast. Another chapter OF
tho famous serial. THE Mysteries Of
Myra. VIII also be shown as an ad-
dod attraction.
Collier the Star.
Tuesday and Wednesday The No
Good Guy" Triangle production. fea-
turing the famous Broadway star.
William Collier. will be presented.
This comedy drama comes here d.
rec,ly from he Rialto theater in
New York. Tho play is in fye acts
and is wonderfully presented. Fol-
lowing this production. a rOllicking
Keystone comedy in two acts. called
"A Dash OF Courage" with Harry
Gribhon and Mack Scnnett will he
presented. and will hll the house
with pcals Of laughter.
Tho hrst installment Of the Uni
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
INVADE
A STREET CAR
And Other Animals Do Unusual
Things in a Novel b.
son Film.

An old maid SIS modcsty taking a
bath. att!rcd IN noa; bathing suit.
when an elephants trunk comes
through tho window and lifting her.
bears her out. kicking. INTO the street.
a street car fun ~ respectable citi-
zcns are on their way home. when
bunch Of lions invade the car. and
they are forced to yield their seats
10 the animals. 4 man and "a girl are
having afternoon tea Boz the garden.
when a Bengal tiger jumps tca-iable
and all and lands on The wall above
;hcir heads. 4 gentleman. exhausted
by the recital ~ thcs" thrills, Is CON
Quoted to tl- qUiyt Of the spare bed
room. bu' there De- tiger under tho
bed which disputes he possession NJ
the room with him. When he tries
to run away from thu infested house.
he Is met at his own front steps 10y
an elephant These ar" a few Of the
somewhat unusual occurrences in the
best lOl-Bison that over came from
tho fertile Imagination NJ the Uniycr-
bal genius. Henry NDRac
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SMITH TO TAKE
PETR0VA FILMS
Expert Camera Man of Board
Walk Fame is Engaged for
Metro Features.

Robert c. Smith. who has the dis
tlDcton Of making more individual
photographs than any man Of his age
ia the United States. bur who turned
his talents to motion pictures more
than six years ago. has been engaged
by the Popular Plays and Players rs
head camcraman for all of Nine Pc
troya's features made for the Metro
program. For many years. Mr.. Smith
was in charge Of the Dietrich Brothers
famous boardwalk gallery in Atlantic
City. where during the season he had
as many as forty photographers work
ing under his direction.
1t vs. not unusual TO have moro
than n thousand strings in day in
that gallery Mr. Smith grew mp with
the business. After making n careful
study Of the motion picture art Mr..
Smith obtained a position with the LII
bin company IN Philadelphia. On &C
count Of his exhaustive knowledge ~
the art and his daring in photograph
ing difficult scenes he was sent 10 ,hc
western Luhin company
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
LAST STORY
BY Richard Harding Davis is
Purchased by Thomas
H. InCe,

Somewhere in France" the last
story from the pen Of the late Rich
ard Harding Davis. has been purchas-
Cd by Thomas II. lncc. It was an
nounccd this week. and is now being
made ready for early production at
the Iucc-TrianGIe studios in Culver
City.
somewhere in France" is vivid
narrative OF war and intrigue and re-
Gently created a sensation when il
was published IN The Metropolitan
Magazine. The continuity OF the man
uscrlpt Is being made by J. e.. hawks.
OF the InCe stan OF writer's. who eN-
poets 10 complete the work within
the next two weeks While no def
mite announcement has been made as
yet II is understood Louiso Ginum. IA
nous for her vampire roles, will he
starred In the production.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
PATRIOTIC
Series of Films to Be Issued
with Gertrude Robinson
as Star.

Gertrude Robinson. starring in Gau-
mont-MuU1l feature productions. is
shortly to be featured in Il series OF
plays written in 4 patriotic strain.
Miss Robinson is sticklcr for pre-
parcdncss and. realizing that In tho
event of international trouble sho
could not shoulder a gun she request
ed that a series OF patriotic film plays
be prepared for her In order that sho
might DO her Bit in the preparedness
agitation General Manager Bradford.
Of tho Gaumout-AiutUal studios. agreed
with her and George Proctor. scenario
editor. is now at work on the first OF
the productions.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
QOADRUPLE
ROle is Taken by Miss LaBadie
in a New ThaDhouSer
Classic.

"wornur. saint and Devil" second
%, ,hc Eve par Observation-Disclosures
20 hr rulrgsrd hy Mutual and starring
Florence In Budic is wcll under way
~ the New Rochelle studios. In rHr
reduction. 5IEss Ia Badie, AS IN The
Fugitive" FRS Of me classics in which
.he is being s5nrrod. Is supported 20,
capahlc company nf players osre-
'lally engaged by Edwin Thauhouayr.
The scenario was prepared hy Phil
-nnEErEH-- Frederick sullivan d.
rccsed thr singing Of The production
FOR ths Hrg' time IN screen history.
Miss L. EndIu appears in II Tuadru-
pic rolf, playing all Four parts with
lGr nEunl ability
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
CHAPLIN DAY
IS PROPOSED
Ed Making His Birthday a
National Holiday to Be
introduced.

a hill making Charles ChRplinp
birthday . national holiday II to be
Introduced IN Congress during the
lrUsGIIt session Thu funniest mm in
Inc world who drTrwE down the SG70-
JDO a year salary RON thu Mutual
Film Corporation. waB hnrn on April
n, which GHy is 10 hc set inside "a
mlGbrntu thU nunu Of the man who
HRily makes thousands laugh.
=. ]. NoUIrEu. ui the TlrEHiR Thea
Ter, Washington ID e.. originator Of
me uniQuu idun o. uG1cbrHtinE nit
birthday az The funniest man In the
world il arranging -Eirh the Hon. W
E. BCnnrt. OF N'w YOI9L TO introduce
LbH measure wHlrh IS nov bong
frHTn m CONGRESSMAN Bonnet IS
Enid n m heartily iu favor NJ The
movement II rpUuEu!sJ The genius %
'ho man wtro brings JOY 70 80 many nj!
nr citizens
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
TRIANGLE STAR
Fay TinCher is to Become
with Max Davidson as the
Leading Man.

Fay Tinchcr, who has been seen 10
such splendid advantage In Sunshine
Dad and Mr.. GoOdc. the Samaritan. %
with De Wolf Hopper. is 10 become Il
Triangle star She has Just returned
from a two weeks vacation and has
started rchcarsing.
Miss Tincher's supporting cast will
be headed by MIX Davidson, who play
ed the name part in the Reliance So
rics Of Pussy Ivy pictures. ana will
include Edward Dillon. Frank Bon.
nett and Jack Cosgrovc. Dillon will
direct.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SERIES
OF Five Reel Features Starring
Russell to Be Issued by
American.

Soul Mates will be tho first Of the
new five reel vehicles from the Aneri-
can studios. featuring William Rus
sell. Subsequent big feature produce
tions starring Russell viii be released
under the tides OF The Guide" and
The Highest Bid.
All three were prepared for the
screen by J. Edward Hungerford.
Charlotte Burton, Leu0a Hutton. Har-
~ Keenan, and Jack Prescott will APP
pear in Eussel's support in each OF
these productions They will be re-
leased In i've reels each.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SCREEN FLASHES

The initial Edna Goodrich photo.
play to be released by tho Oliver
nOrusco Ph0toplay Company on tn"
Paramount program has boon finish
ed at the West Coast studios. The
Making Of MaEdalcna" is tho title.
II will be released Jun" s.
o.
\ phrase n"vor before used by
screen press agent: When the acct
dent happened. however. The busy
camera man kept turning the crank
OF his machine.
For the purpose Of putting AN end
tu unfair. IllcEitimaic ana fraudulent
praci:o"- on the part of certain NOV
ina pirfur. exhibitors. the New or
leans exchanges have formed % COM
b.Uc. The mex, thing We hear OF will
b" combinations Of exhibitors against
unfair. ilivgiumutr and fraudulent
practices Of certain exchanges.
o.
Two now members have been ad-
doG 10 N" William Farnum Com
pauy OF photoplay"rs In the William
Fox studios al Los Angeles They
are Betty Hart and Betty Schudc.
W, WI N'o"" u" "'S's'" picture spec
''''''''
:. .r NJ.
-, -. 80
I,,i.,, -, Nv. ~. u, s,' '.,-
OF national censorship. hut Their" IS
a string 20 IL. II 10y having q ma
t.oual board II would eliminate state
in favor of the former II moi fhrn
no Is against rnpsorship I'm all ms
forms.
Tyc.r, for H.. ,.I.rfIop nj ,,,ro
and ,br rr,rar,rioD NJ tho ,dv.rtis-
j1r tho New William Fox sn.r,,rIc
featuring Annette EcIIernon iv
ready for public view In New York
Tho outIoot &, briyr, for r.
-ra'-ir-. ~ r,-gc-s',i-, in Ca, En-
cisco
nc '"h'onhiaI h's'orlcaI mouoh
'"f "''n.. oy S.hE LOT me state mas
nee" '"'''''' 'iH'"'''
Robert Z. Wilson. juvenile actor.
has been engaged by Metro 10 play
III" juvenile roles in III" Metr0-bruw
Mrs. sidney Drew are starred.
-
Tie theme Of Dixon's The Fail o..
Nation ." which Is 90 be- q sequel 20
'!'lc anggcs's tho Temporary srhfr-
cation x America and It's release
from foreign yoke
o
Gertrude Mccoy has been appear
ing IN ;r-son in baltimore facat.rs
which she Is starred hay. been shown
and has been making big hit.
o
4 The Woman who Dared" the
now feature starring Roarrfz Mich
is ready for N. markr, ,raJo
n N.v ycry ' W '''' "'
The r,r.r.I. \rc,lor p,r,rro Co,r.
pauy Of chicago has rompIc,cJ rhs
icuslag Of several chaptcr5 Of The
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
OF Its First Triangle Feature
Which Will Be Shown Tues
day and Wednesday.

4 series OF marked successes will
make up the bills at the Orphsum
thcater this week. which will see the
Introductory showing OF the wonder
ful aud nationally famed Triangle
plays.
Monday beautiful Alice Brady will
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

Charles H. Males. famed for his
mastery character work ia such
Blograph productions as Cousin
PGns." THE Sands Of Dee" and The
Soul Of Pierre has just been engaged
by tho Universal Film Company.
Mr.. Males was one OF Broad
ways most distinguished players be-
fore he yielded 10 the lure Of the
screen an dwsHi 10 Telegraph IN 1912.
Member Of the original casts al such
famous plays as The virginian" and
The Third Degree he ia perhaps
best remembered FOR his remarkable
creation of Justice Prentice IN The
witchinE Hour" and Of Gus IN The
Clansman II was durhg the latter
engagement that he met his brilliant
wife. Claire Mcdowell.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

Carey /. hastings, famous chnrlc-
ter woman ~ Thaunouacr- Mutual pro-
duciions. has been fixture a, the
New Rochelle studios ever since It's
organization Precious SO" has ap-
poarrd u numerous stage Successes.
among them s. Elmo She created
the part VI "Nrs Brown 100 Mrs
Temples Telegram. IN which she APP
poarud for several seasons She g.
an cVprTf h0rucul'urigt
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
ORPHEUM TOHAVE
COLLIER AS STAR

yersals circus serial. Peg o. the
Ring" Of which mention Is made
elsewhere in this department. will be
as Wednesdays feature.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

Thursday the pretty little star
Ella Hall. will be starred with Rob
crt Leonard in n special Blue Bird
production. THE Chorus Lady's Ro-
nance" This IL marvellous dra-
matte number dealing with stage life
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

\ now play by Harvey O'Higglns
and Harriet Ford. authors Of The
Dummy will be produced early in
Jun" with Henry 4. Dixey in tho
leading role. The title Is Mr.. Iaz-
arus"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

\ phrase never before used by i
screen press agent: When the acct
dent happened. however. the busy
camera man kept turning tho crank
OF his machine.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

The initial Edna Goodrich photo.
play to be released by tho Oliver
'lOrpscO ph0toplay Company ON IN"
Paramount program has boon finish
ed at tho West Coast studios. THE
Making Of MaEdalcna" is tho title.
i will be released Jun" s.