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New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
By GEORGE s. KAUFMAN.

ONE weeks not weather has
~ wrought dire things with the
city's theatrical fare Six at'rac-
tons ended their runs last evening.
and in only one instance was the
closing determined upon as long as a
week ago. Justice "A Lady's
Name" "Katinka," The Cohan Re
vue." "The Cinderella Man" "Hit-thc-
Trail Holiday" this is the roster Of
the departed. The remaining a'rac-
tions are six IN number seven. If Mr.
Zicgfeld's midnight entertainment be
included which is thin fare for the
metropolis even in the month of July.
However, the season is not over.
"A Night at an Inn Lord Dunsany's
great playlct. Will be performed twice
more at the Ncighborhood Theatre
this week. The address is 466 Grand
Street, and the performances Wedncs-
day and Thursday. The proceeds. in
cdcntally, will accrue to the strik-
ing cloak and suit makers.
The willingness OF Cohan & Harris
to part with so prominent a theatre as
the Astor emphasizes the fact that a
New York playhouse is an expensive
institution. Inasmuch as Broadway
rentals range from $4,000 to $4,000
a year, il is not surprising that many
managers prefer to have somebody else
run the theatre, even though II means
q division Of the profits earned by a
production. The $500 or S65, 900, Of
course, must be spread over a period
not exceeding forty weeks. Adding the
general operating expenses to this
amount, the cost of maintaining the
atre during the season is frequently
as high as $500 week. This amount
includes only the theatre and IT'S
attaches; the production is another
matter.
Thus, when an attraction receives SO
40 per cent, it is necessary for play
10 average $4,000 weekly before the
owner or lessee OF the theatre can
make any money. We're il not for
these high figures many play would
be able to enjoy a long metropolitan
run. But few plays can long cocrcc
$4,000 weekly from the popular
pocket, and when the receipts drop
below this sum the theatre owner fre-
Quently becomes dissatisfied and de
msnds change This factor is one
OF the reasons why it is so difficult
TO gauge the length Of the run Of a
play in New York a good play. drop
ping below $4,000 for several weeks
IN succession. will be ordered out by
the man who has an expensive theatre
on his hands, whereas an attraction
Of less worth has chance 10 remain
for q season in one Of the less promi-
nent plsyhouses.
Not that the high cost Of theatre
owning is deterring the managers in
the least. for there will be at least two
new playhouses IN town next season. ii
is TO be noted. however. that Cohan &
Harris, who are reasonably certain 10
have three or four successes annually
are content 70 have only one theatre OF
their own the Gambler.
Long Branch. II appears, is rapidly
establishing itself as the champion dog
inun Of the cnunfrN Dining the sum
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

separately with the name of Herbert
Brenon and doubtless the worst is
yet to happen.
Whatever the effect Of such cam
psigns upon the person who is brought
into contact with them. the film di-
rector cannot be blamed for availng
himself Of every opportunity for pub
licity However one deplores il. and
even sickens at il. there is no doubt
that the director is wise In thus
stamping and restamping his work
with his name for If the work be
praiseworthy il is thus that he ad-
vances in hi, profession But. alas
1t seems to-day as though every film
director IL standing on the house
tops, loudly calling his name and
simultaneously hurting his photo
graphs broadcast
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

AN actors mail" writes Jack Lsit
M The American m the course Of
'Annye's Ma cannot be hurdled. One
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-03

Scaitd hits ulu is' received ny the
CliN Secretary "a INV CiiN ~ c0frgs
CHRISTI Tvsss urin foar o'eicck m
c'ctobei tth isia saf me Improvement
Ca
Williams street ftom Mesquite ssrcst
fo Lower i3roaduaV
MANN sinst from Mesquite street to
l.oNtf broadway.
Tasior slfv,s aon Mesquite street 10
iovtf broadway
Twser street from Mssqpiis stree, a.
isutf HraalwaN
liipadaa. tluwef rsaevay' fram WI
ilams strrtt te sctAtreli stfevt ua the
construction nf saftins rtadiuH and
hUHithN pavemcnt thc principal
toms 10 which AfU ss foiiuwfs
pee cuhic yards ~ excavation.
$500 Square yards "a hsullghlc pave
ssuo Insai feet u coucrets curh ano
gufirf
ftath tid must hc accompanied hY a
certified check made pavaNic tn ka,
Miller Mayor ~ Corpus CHRISTI fol
an amount NOT iass than tru yer cent
~ the amausf % the biA said ,huch
to Ne returned uian thc execution a
the cnniraDt Nn cash hiddrra hnudi
a other ,oIm gi sselHtf VIII b. ac.
c,pte u lFu ~ ruin,s ehcrts
ianus specifications hrf ndauf
h'nnlf mss ha HfFn ui nttaintl af h.
nfnOe 90 % a strstns Dtf huaInrei
81, Cupus christ ald $40 ulds shri
b., made on ihe ulangs provided thsre
fuf
THE Citv RESERVES thr uahf tn rg irc
ans nF 600 hiae or fo accept haf COOS
whIcn in ths opinion uf ths Clty ia fol
be- best Interest
ln oufsi uf ihc Cif, Council
NON MILLER. Mayor.
fl MtIi3uAN Citf Ser.
n a sFfNNSS rny EnH
Adv $685.
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DO You Know That

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kue, ifr,a, Nan iictWd Violet
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convention
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charlie CHHiun naf noi HWH With
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movie field for Hiutk leHEilnF
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Nnn iacNfHd eas bofn ai ratanie
tHnINa
William Nfads had hia nni pie
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ron gtf.E Thgse " n haifse be- soHa
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-03

FOR gAI.H,--t-room modern hpnghlp"
IN Rinrnn Addition furnishei cHfnfAfie
Garaes ard chicken house hnufalua
ana furniture new Owner mnai f'h
TART cssh hsianct Nke rent a tnHr
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pump gan Gus 0-irnm. chatatr.i
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street hno WeiseWNpi eamoo Nfe''eh
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WASTED = partner Tor email bust.
ssss ne1r soldier camp small imNfri
mont AMI good r,tprns Answof ~
caller.
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For Sale

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dick Carter. @''-
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no TRADE NV So %. sioet stand.
arH hine % irAte fcr IS or 20 rauev
pump san Cos 0firm Chagauai
atrvtg ise
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NAfM ARD Gov aas nfogsnaffen iraAins
ie rreoNety ~ iaf4s 81 hlit i'ersian eaN
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foR SAILS COR TRADE Nine head u
toises Tor loi in corpus chusii far
r,g,d fnf CORPUS Chrisu property near
fchoei also ~ acfes n cuiNt slion
Nith nnpirinruts for rent trtt wat.
80 commission paid q T. Huliuss.
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FlfAth lsWnfr Niii TRADE nne irauc
on North hrach Or scrtAes or iffl.
saied land Nn tAilc, Can W. write
-tia Avenue A. 81
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.,ltn s'sat Jersey herd cows sai,s.
Ani sietrS auy or au afsn,
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FOR EXCHANGE ga. aSre farm. On
hen goalt,s. small iasiurc sriu im
a. hooi an smooth land. Owner viz ~
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acre saiuQ oncumlrancs viii assume
aa murh an farm ftrc. Also have sac zoe
~orih ~ brick business property in Ei.
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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ENJOYING TRIPS THROUGH
SURF IN NEW SAILING OORY

w f. Blodgett. who has made sew
eral previous trips in his new surf
boat was out again Friday with a
party which included Rev VIM. }.
Drew and daughter. Miss Helen. OF
this city, and Lloyd Johnson.
of Cincinnati Ohio. who is here
for the Christmas holidays. 1t
is great sport and among those who
have recently taken advantage OF the
opportunity TO enjoy the fascinating
experience with Mr. .Blodgett have
been Rev. DR.. Charles Frederick Goss
and Col f. p Woodbury., manager of
the Ridgewood hotel Mr. Blodgett
enjoyed this sport a great deal last
winter, using at that time a small boat
which served as tender to the Swas-
tika, but the boat he isc now using
is sailing dory which was built for
| him at Marblehead. Mass. and is Il
feet in length and ) foot beam. Mr.
| Blodgett keeps the dorv under cover
at his winter residence on South
| Rid geW wood avenue and takes il 10 ana
/ from the beach on a trailer attached
to his automobile With the conditions
right. Mr.. Blodgett has sailed fal
enough from land to hose sight OF Day
tona except for the water towers
| here and at Daytona Beach, which h.
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Optimistic Thought.
An insolvent mind is worse than an
insolvent pocket
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1WeS,l%ITGHEN
I&&elIGUPBOARD
FRlIiY DRESSINGS,

HREAM DRESSING-One half cup
u full of thick cream. three table
spoontulS 4nfore or less) of lemon
juice or vinegar, one-half to two levei
tablespoonful of sugar one fourth OF
teaspoonfui of salt few grains OF
pepper or paprika. If liked. Beat the
cream until stiff Then beat in grad
ually the acid and condiments Use
at once to avoid Sc pa ration Of the acid
Strip Dressing Make heavy
thread sirup ny boiling one c,ipful
Of sugar with apout one fourth of
cupful of water, together with a few
shreds Of lemon or orange rind and
Onefourfh of cupful of fruit Juice.
Add one 10 three tablespoonful of lem
on juice Serve when cold plain or
seasoned, With any preferred liquor.
Water alone may he used instead Of
frui: juice and wafer
CuStarsi Dressing ome egL three
foulths of csipful II cream, milk or
water. one f.Gr;h If cupful of vine
gar or lennon Juice. one and one half
tablcSpoonfllts Of melted butter one ia
/.
one half To two level tat,lespuonfuls IF
sugar. cne-ialf tablespoonful of mus
tard and a pilseh OF cayenne. il for
Sayory salai Make like II boiled Gus
tard over hot water. taking the usual
precautions to avoid curilng Use
cold. with or vii hout whip Two 70
three egg volks may he used instead OF
the whole egg
oyster af,l ,iibie1 Dressing: Twenty
four rs ~ters four <upfuls breadcr3lnbs
a tablespoonful drimnrs or butter, 4
level tables pooufui salt, one quarter
tca~roaifuI pepIer- two tea~poohfu
poultry seasoning a Jeasp0ouful If
grated onion or nutmeg and a enpful
OF gibleis I'ut the -izzarl and heart
on ia bpil When tender put through
food chopper, SAY in- water in which
it was boiled to haste 1he bird Pun
the lrippiu-~, onion and liver. Win Il
has been l.ut through the food chpppe~
Into paf them add tho crumbs VIII
have been put in Straiaer aad cold WA
ter poured ever. Press efli al tie u4
ter aud cook liver Gizzari 8i.d he III
together with the lreasi All all fa
seasoning ard h. oysters aSt egt iaf2
pieces or 1shele. that is i matter of
taste cool 80 anI stir frequently fer
five minutes Eli the bird aal saw
up tie Vent I'gst VITA salt reIIer
-four. a little eti.aiil9> Oh breast ION
pint I'll oven When scared basic Mill
two eunfulS Is cold water. turn arouai
ss5 81 4lt IT
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Worry a Real Poison Disease.

Worry, like all other depressing
emotions, is a poison. writes Or. j. h.
kellogg of Battle Creek, Mich, IN
Good Health. II is short circuit
that burns out the mental batteries
and destroys the power for useful &C
tivity.
1t is not merely q habit; it is .
real disease. it is not merely a sur
render of the Will to morbid fancleS
or imaginary causes Of anxiety-lt =
an actual disease. a real physical
state, as real as is indigestion, rheu-
matism, or any other bodily disease.
In other words, worry is not mere
mind or soul malady. as commonly
conceived but bodily disease
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COSTLY COSTUMES IN
"ROMEO AND JULIET


Never has Juliet been dressed
as magniticently as Miss Bayne is
dressed in the screen production of
Romeo and Juliet. which Will be
shown at the New Tlaytona theatre on
Thursday and Friday. December 18th
and 18th. The statement comes from
venerable Leonard Grover. in whose
theatres Adelaide Nelson Mary An
derSon and other great Juliets nave
played. He asserts that no actress
who has ever essayed in the part has
been arrayed in the REAL Spltndor
that enveiOps Miss Bayne in the eight
reel motion picture production OF
ShakeSpeare's great drama. The COS
tunes of Francis X. Busllnlan as "Ro
meO' are equally rich. and those OF
the remainder OF the cast are in keep
ing with che III
Romeo first sees Juliet in Il ball
gown of silver tissue over which Is
a taber OverdresS OF white chiffon
heavily bugled with silver and fes
TONED with many crystal strands
The gown has head dress OF pearls
For her visit to F'riar l.aurence'S cell
Juliet wears 4 cloak Of folds on folds
of navy blue tissue heavily brocaded
with gold flowers, the design reach
ing up to the fluted hood and down
TO the tip pf the sweeping train. She
is borne to the tomb iii 4 shimmerN
gown OF silver tissue. its hand EN-
| broidered flowers outlined III silver
| thread the taber festooned with
pearls on her head is 4 simple
| wreath OF silver hand worked How ers
woven with pearls.
Mr. Busilman. as Romeo, Woos
Juliet" in a costume having tunI6
of gold tissue, with d raised flora
design in pink velvet, vii double
sleeves. the inner one fitted to the
arm. the outer one failing in folds
exposing the sheer gold tissue lining
Long tasscls III pink and gold depend
from the sleeves. The cloak worn
with this costume is OF gold chiffon
velvet lined in purple satin. having
a siX-inch ieweled border Tie black
brocaded velvet costume IN which he
receives tic news OF his punishment
is ornamented i'll dun JET With ii Is
worn black velvet mantle lined Will
black satin. with A ten inch spiked Dor
der OF dull Jet. the cloak has 4,s"eeI
oil sixteen Yards \ duli Jet hat Is
topped by tWo single strands Of Para
disc.
The costumes OF Ethel Nautelf
as Rosale. Helen Dunbar as Lady
capulet. Geneyieve Reynolds as Lady
Montague. Edmund Elton a. tapaitt
Eric hudson as Montague Horace
Niuton as Prince t,scalus and oil the
remaining characters are OF iiht
magnihcence
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THE CRIMINAL
At new OAYTONA

Clara Williams first starring vehi-
Gle is The Criminal" by c. Gardner
Sullivan in which she is co-starred
with William Desmond.
Miss Williams has appeared in roles
of Importance in The Winged Idol"
The Corner The Last Act" with
Bessie Barriscale; "Hells Hinges. >
with w. S Hart; The Market of Vain
Desire with Bessie Barriscale, in
these plays showing her versatility
over a range of intense drama and
fight comedy and demonstrating the
qualities that go to make her one Of
the greatest of the younger emotiona,
actresses,
the central situation Of the play
has to do with the Kidnapping OF a
baby and the suspicion that is cast
upon the Italian girl who has adopted
poor little waif that has been left
in the lower hall of the cheap tene
ment in which she lives Drive home
the child idea by all methods that are
available. There is no more appealing
note to be found than that of the child
certainly none more appealing than
the fatherless child who at birth be
comes an outcast of society.
The famous judgment of Solomon
whereby he assigned a child to its
rightful mother finds a new interpre
tation in this picture, too, in a series
of scenes wherein a magistrate tries tt
find out whether or not the girl is :
kidnapper
This big Triangle feature will b.
| shown at the New Daytona theatr.
| Christmas day.
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SAYS at that distance appear to stand
side by side.
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Worlds Rairiest Region.

The rainiest RECON IN the world IS
the khaSia Hills 200 miles north Of
the Bay oil Bengal where the annual
precipitation frequently exceeds 4oo
inches.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23
Good in Many Worries.

A man ought to have so many wOr-
ries that none of them will cause him
any particular trouble.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-23
Peace on Earth, and Good Will
Toward Men

Peace and Good WIFI are synonymous, for
true Good Will brings Peace that beggars
description Good Will is not paSsive-it
means more than simply wishing good for
tune for your neighhors. Good Will acts. 1t
goes out and brings happiness to others. That's
the Good Will that puts the warmth in our
hearts, sparkle in the eyes and smile on our
lips.
The rendering of good service to your Gus
tomers-the stocking of quality gOods-hon-
esty-courteSy kindness-all of these
lived up to will build a Good Will for you that
will indeed be asset to your business.
The method of figuring the cash value of
Good WIFI is to take your yearly net earn
ings, less interest on the capital used at per
cent and the value OF your service, and multiply
the remainder by two.
With all the good will have, a Merry
Christmas and Happy and Successful New
Year is the Wish of the
CONRAD GROCERY co.
Office Phone AIS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-28
THE WAR BOOZE

The administration at Washing
ton does not seem exactly certain
in what direction it is going but it
is on the way. The peace note was
delayed until it's effect was lost, it
was issued after it had been an
nounced that none would be, and
now Secretary Lansing trots out the
war boyle as its explanation which
makes it worse than none at all.
Whether the war boyle which was
trotted around the country a year
ago to force the appropriation bill
through is again on exhibition for
the same purpose or whether it is
real, the fact remains that if, as
Lansing says, we are ION the verge
of war" it is the result of yacil-
lating, webbing policy in the white
house that has made the nations of
earth lose respect for the United
States policies and ignore our rights
whenever they please. There never