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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
,, ror Yreder!et ;. Helm.

Yesterday afternoon funeral servlces
,,.ere held in the home 100 Sixteenth
street. for Frederick J; , ae dIsd s %ona
Wheeling business man: who VI 9'e qvs nI
NJ St James. Evangelical Lutheran
Church. was in charge. assisted by the
per Max L. Steuer OF st. James church:
Elm Grove. Interment was In Greenwood
cemetery. ,,,. 1yosr-
nov Albert Doepkin. Elwood Bayha.:
Albert Ravha. William Schambra ana
cl,a rles Schamhra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
TRANSPORT STILL AGROUND.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-Furthpr efforts
by the coast guard cutter Seneca %
float the army transport Sumner, ashore
Off Harncgat. y. J., were again unsuc-
cessful at high tide late today. After
pulling at tho transport Cor moro than
an hour without any rrrcrntihlc change
In her position work WAS discontinued
for he night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
Albert L. Ferguson.
Special Dispatch to 4

Srerial Dispatch TO ;he intelligence.
CLARKSBCRG. W. Va. Dec. 13.-Rel-
atiyes here ra"eired telegram to-day
stating that Albert L. Ferguson. OF this
been killed by Il railroad train at Spot
ford, Texas He was with the supply
company Of the Thirteenth infantry. sta
Toned at Eagle Pass. Texas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

Friday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock fun-
zeral services will he held IN the family
bone. 4ts Main street. for Louis Meder.
The aged stocie roller. who died Tuesday
night rs q result Of fall last Saturday.
Rnrial will h" in Mt. Wood cemetery.
Services will hc conducted by the Rev.
Max J.. Steucr. assistant pastor of st.
lanes Evancelical Lutheran church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

Forest. Warren. Elk and Mexican co ,l1.
ties; Pennsylvania. and Chattarap5H enn
county. New York, 10 the South rem
al company. has been confirmed pg
John l.. Mckinney. vice president Of
me south Tcnn Company. The oil ho ,oo
inRs are said to have an output Oh loO
barrels n day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
xrr.ra, For MRS. INCENTIVE Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eictoria. Nc,
1ntire wife Of William M"Intirc. aged
IS, who passed awav Monday night. Will
hc held in Tho family HON" 1T =ln.
street this afternoon at l:3o O'Clock.
followed with public services In the
First Christian church at o'clock The
Rev. W. n. Fields will ofrtciate. Inter-
mont will be in Greenwood ce~aterS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
TWO LABORERS KILLED,

SILVER CITY, n. NJ. Dec 1.-Two
Mexican laborers were asphyXiateI
and third sustained serious injuries
when miners at the Silver Cell mine
at Pinos Altos. near here. drilled into
a gas pocket. Ten other miners were
brought out unconscious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

ES,rerol services will he held m '1S
800 of his sister. Mrs. James LallS OF
III Market street. this m9rninS :, al Vas Vas
oSiosk io traction car in West wheel
k snr: o. oS Monday i night Requiem high
mass mas Will be- celebrated in ST. JoS So ",
nathedral at . o'clock with burial in MI
calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
FLOUR FIFTY CENTS LESS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. 13.-The
Charleston millers are selling -four nj
fifty cents less on the barrel since the
reports OF Germanys suipg for peace
and the sudden drop in tn" wheat mar
kct. II is thought that this drop In flour
is only temporary and that the price
will rise to the former figure in fcw
days Cash wheat. 1t is reported. has
remained at tho Same figure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
SIX INCHES OF SNOW
Has Fallen in the Aueghen1es and
rrber-, on, eter DrODN,

CUMBERLAND. Md. Dec. l3.-SlN
inches Of snow have fallen in the Ale
gheny mountains. according to reports
received here today from Davis. Thomas
and other points on the Western Mary
land Railway. The thermometer rcElst-
c,.d % degrees above zero and high
wind prevailed. Oakland and Terra
Alta reported 4 smaller fall Of snow.
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chiffon GETS EXTENSION

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. 13.-on
motion Of counsel for United States
Senator " F.. Chiffon. permission to re-
count the vote for senator In Kanawha
open until next Wednesday. by the
county cnurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
ATTACHMENTS ISSUED.
Local Merchants Alleged That Couple
Were "AlowiuG'i City,

Alleging that MI and Mrs. II. NJ
Crawford were attempting to leave the
city without meeting their financial OBJ
legations. warrants of attachment wore
asked of Squire Dohbs yesterday after
noon by Stone & Thomas. the Palace
Furniture Company and the Walkorer
Boot shop.
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-,,.-., TOT VI. L. RoSo Friday;

oral seryices will be held in the taI Ir,iI
lam L. Robb. tic aged retired business Esster-
nan whose death rS Secu PeS f Dr Claude
Day payter '? Ferry Of the FIRST Preshytsriaan an
I i,s,rret, viii ofriciate. He will likely De
sesIsted by by minister Of Fairmons: In,
feTn,ent win be private in Greenwood
s rerneterY,
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Miss Susan LesArf

Srrcial Dsrafch To the InteIFErncrr
cIARKSBt-RCi. W. va. Dec Il .--Tu-
herculosis caused the death to-day Of
Miss Snsan I.esark. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Lesark. OF ttnnicktnntck
n cad Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

These days, keeping prices
moderate, is some job.
It's a rare chance, how.
ever, to show folks what a
great organization can do in
time Of stress.
Not only are we doing the
biggest business in our his
tory-but our standards are
just as high as ever, thanks
to our close relations with
the best mills both here and
abroad.
The cloth is distinctive AS we'll
as the cut
Winter suits and overcoats.
Christmas order forms for firms
and individuals wanting to give
orders on US now ready.
Geo. W.Fox
1910 MARKET ST.
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samuel D. hickey.

covn.l % Hickey. aged 81. a IVI ~
Sidant Of this city. died in his nome
f r, sWashlDgton D. C. Tuesday afternoon after To
at $50 o'clock. acco,r Snr r 10 IVES
esEs gsstsEsi sf, ~ his !os city
MI Mr; a n,oS and for Some tine had lived
n Was ss He was The son n. Of 1s a.
b b Rfckey Of the Island and a, Ine !a Of
Harriet RAY n R .ss eWX;oeelim ns district
and wsssft ssrvees viii pc held in T Wsst
,neton. interment will be made IN n go
A,exander. Pa. this afternoon at -'''
n>n1nck
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OBITUARY
runsral for Edward scu1ly.

Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock III
neral services will be held III Inc lam
lily home in Benwood for Ed"ar1 nc-
Cured tuesday night. Requiem hign
Church Renwood. at 3 o'clock. with IN IN
terment in Mount Calvary cemetery TINS
city, ,o-r IN Benwood,
xvhsre he Spent his entire life. He was
.s ne ~ William Scully. He was
s sne ' the mos; prominent young men as,
Of that town and vas f for ye and IRON rom
ployed at the Wheeling S' eitr He al
Go,npa look an active part in church work
s shurch He was former vice president
Of the Ancient order, Of Hihern,a ms his
sothSr nns sister. Miss Ella ScuiiX: AZ
home and four ro,hcrs-John. william
patrick and Daniel Scully-
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aft GRIP coNrRAcrN

week. does not affect intrastate business
in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

TITISNILI.E. Pa. Dec. l3.-Thc sac
OF l.5n0 acres f oil and forest holdings
Of the Enterprise Transit Company In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

Miss Fannie Brady is spending the
winter in Winter Park. Fla. She is
stopping at the Virginia Inn.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
On the Screen Tomorrow.

LEADER-Fannie Ward In ''Tennesses's
Pardner"
CRANDALLs-Ho Blinn in THE
objectionable Sin"
CRANDALLS APOLLO-Richard Butler
in "A Mans Making"
ENPRESS-Theda Bara in Gold and
the Woman"
Leader-PauIine Frederick In The
Spider"
Today Pauline Frederick will be seen
in THE Spider at the Leader Theater.
The program for the rest of the week
includes the names of Fannie Ward, Con-
stance Collier, Anna Held and Mary
Pickford. The picture for Monday and
Tuesday will be Fannie Ward in Ten
nessee's Pardner." which is adapted from
the Brete Harte story. Miss Ward is
seen as a little girl Of the plains, a char
aCter which Is said to be delightfully."-
suited to her capabilities.
Wednesday and Thursday Constance
Collier, the English actress will be seen
in Tongues Of Men," love story Of an
unwarranted attack upon the character
OF a Grand Apera Diva who specializes
in sensational roles. In the cast are For
rest Stanley. Herbert Standing and Lydia
Yeamans Titus.
Friday and Saturday Anna Held will
be seen in Nine. LaPresidente. This is
the first photoplay in which Miss Held
ever appeared. \ capable supporting
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
DINNER IN HONOR OF FRoHMAN
Screen VIII BE Present on
March 10

Daniel Frohman will be the principal
guest at dinner given in his honor
at the Astor Hotel on Sunday even
ing, March 26. Both men and women of
prominence on the stage and screen
VIII be present in recognition of Mr..
Frohman's years of service for the
betterment Of the spoken drama and
or the motion picture, in which latter
held he has been very active of late.
The committee in charge consists of
A. l.. Erlanger, Otto H. Kahn, Alex
ander Lambert, Brander Matthews.
Dudley Field Malone, j. Stuart Black
ton, Marc -Klaw, John Drew, Aft Hay
man. Walter Damrosch, Augustus
Thomas, Charles B. Dillingham;,
Adolph Zukor. William Harris, ST.,
George NJ Conan. William Courtleigh,
Sam II. Harris, John w. Rumsey, Da-
vid Belasco, William A. Johnston, Jo-
seph BI ooks, and Samuel Goldfish.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
New Jack London Serial Under Way
In West

At the Western studios of the Vita
graph company, under the general su-
pervision of Rolin S. Sturgeon, Will
lam Wolbert is busy with the Jack
London serial, The Hearts of Three"
In this william Duncan has the big
gest chance in his career; he takes
the part of two men and in the open
ing number is seen briefly as a noted
pirate of other days. The sets have
been carefully made to conform with
the locale of the story. which takes
place in and around Panama and an
ina glnary island off the coast. George
Holt and Carmen Phillips have the
other leading characters.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
SNAPSHOTS.

Last Friday, as the crowd attend
ing the matinee performance of Hip
Hip Hooray" entered the Hippodrome,
camera man from the Universal
Motion Picture Company photograph
ed the scene. This film will be shown
all over the country in the Animated
Weekly service.
TIL Get Her Yet" an Imp comedy,
introduces two favorites Of vaudeville
to the screen-Pat Rooney and Ma
rion Bent Mr.. Rooney's dancing has
added much to the gayety OF two-a-
day audiences, and in motion pictures
he is said to be even funnier.
For the first time since his hit as
the old Scotchman with Billie Burke
in Peggy" William H. Thompson,
dean of American actors, soon will be
seen in a Triangle-Kay Bee picture en-
titled civilizations Child" Anna
Lehr is to appear as a co-star with
him. Mr.. Thompson's part is that of
Boss McManus, a power of the under
world. Miss Lehr plays the title part
of an immigrant girl.
Sweet Kitty Bellaires" is to be pre-
scented as a film comedy by the Jesse
L. Lasky Feature Play Company, Mae
Murray is to appear in the role origi-
mated on the stage by Henrietta Cros-
man.
Following her success in the Lasky
photo play THE Blacklist" Blanche
Sweet has begun work on Henry Sc
ton Merriman's novel, THE Sewers"
William C. De Mile, who directed The
Blacklist" will personally supervise
this production.
King Baggot and Edna Hunter have
Just finished an Imp-Universal drama
entitled Jim Slocum. No. 42,393," an
automobile story, the scenario of
which is by Robert Hill.
mo. Is. westbound," is the title of
a railroad photo play in which Kath-
lyn Williams is seen in the stellar
role.
Harry HilIiard is now under con-
tract with Fox to nlay Juvenile roles.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
William Collier Sign. with Inee.


Thomas H. Ince telegraphed from
Los Angeles last week that he had
signed William Collier for another
five-reel farce comedy. The star has
| already appeared in two Triangle
Sennett farces and has just completed
The No-Good Guy" under the direc-
ton of Inee. The results are so salts
factory that the director and COM
edian are going to colIaborate on an
other laugh producer. Since the Triangle
service started Ince has made only
two comedies, Billie Burke's Peggy"
and The No-Good Guy" The new
Collier picture will be the third,
Incidentally, The No-Good Guy"
has proved a good thing for another
member of the Collier family. Young
Buster, who accompanied his parents
to the Coast last November, appealed
to Ince as a good type for the office
boy in his fathers support While
father was posing himself into a re-
newal of his contract, Buster was
making such a hit with Ince that the
Triangle producer has had a special
vehicle prepared for him. others in
the cast of THE No-Good Guy are
Enid Marley, Charles K. French, ].
Frank Burke, Robert Kortman and
Walter Edwards. Edwards directed
the comedy under the supervision of
Ince.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

Wallace made a distinct hit in her In
depreciation OF Il Doubt IL" by Hos
mer and. TIL Death" by Mascheroni.
her pleasing contralto voice showing
70 especial advantage in the latter.
William H Davis. newrtenor. was
most acceptable in 20 Heart OF Niner
by Leighter, and II Know a Lovely
Garden" by d'Hardelot The accom-
panists were Miss Margaret King and
Miss Bessie Humphreys. The orches-
ira numbers were march. Loyal and
True" overture, BLACK Queen" Sc
lection from Chimes OF Normandy
waltz. "Debutante;" idyl. Sweet Re-
pose" serenade, Affair d'Amour," and
Lights Out" march.
The music for the annual reception
and banquet Of the Ashlar Club. the
Master Mason's organization Of the
State, War and Navy Departments.
given at the New Ebbitt on Thursday
evening, was furnished by the Ma
tional Quartet composed OF Elizabeth
S. Maxwell, soprano; Lillian Cheno-
weth, contralto; william z. Brsith-
waite, tenor; Joseph K. Schofeld,
basso. and Ethel Garrett Johnston,
pianist, who presented the following
program: AUD Lang syne," old
Scotch air; Song OF the vikings"
(Faning); 'rMadrigal," Cfrom Mikado).
(Sullivan); Heidelberg Song" Oud-
ers); The Shoogy-Shoo." CMayhew):
"Trip. Trip" CMarzials); Star Of De-
scending Night" CEmerson); Star
spangled Banner. CKey); America"
CCarey), and Good Night Good
Night, Beloved" CPinsutD.
The enthusiasm incident 20 the re-
ception given the program presented
by the National Quartet at the Elmer
son Hotel Baltimore. recently at the
meeting Of the business men Of that
city was productive Of an engagement
for a return recital later in the
season
S. N. Fabian, president Of the Wash
nngton College Of Music, viii present his
pupil, Richard Barrett in q recital at
Rauscher's on Thursday night commenc-
ing at $50 o'clock. The following pro
gram will be presented: Bach Tausig.
'Toccata and Fugue in D minor"
Brahms, Two IntermeIzi, Op. LIS; Chopin,
Sonata, Op. IS: Impromptu. op. Sc:
Etudes, Op. 10, No. s; and Op. Is, No. z;
Polonaise, A fat major; Cyril Scott, Lot
US Land, Danse Negro; Alabien Liszt
The Nightingale; and StrsuEs-Schulz-
Evler. Blue Danube Wsltzes.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
MUSIC And MUSICIANS

Oscar Franklin Comstock has issued
cards for a studio recital on Thurs
day night for which an excellent pro-
gram Is offered, the principal number
being Henry Smarts cantata for
women's voices, The Fishermaidens,-
a difficult but beautiful work. which
/ is rarely performed. Miss Ella. Sar-
gent, a graduate OF the Faction Piano
School in Boston, will play a group Of
pieces, and there will be several
groups Of new songs.
Mrs. susanne oldberg. Of the Washing
ton College OF Music, gave a musical last
Tuesday evening in her studio at the col
lege in honor OF Mrs. F. s. Buckelew
and Mrs. Walter Gait. About forty
guests enjoyed the program, given by
some Of the members of the college
faculty. Mr.. Fabian played a number OF
compositions in his usual masterful
manner. and Harry Campbell was in
exceptionally good voice. Mrs. Buckelew
and Mrs. Gait contributed TO the program
with several pleasing songs. Refresh
ments were served at the conclusion Of
the program.
Miss Marguerite c. o'Toole's harp
pupils gave an informal recital on March
2, at 800 Seventeenth street northwest.
The program was opened by Miss Agnes
Long. who played Minis Prayer" by
Oberheine. and two Irish melodies. Miss
Catherine Stark played "Traumerei," by
Schumann, and Believe Ne II All Those
Endearing Young Charms
Miss Vera Sweet player "Anbode," by
Hasselmans, and was followed by Miss
Maize Baines. with "Priere" HasseI-
mans. Miss Katherine Riggs, played
"Minuet,' Hasselmans, and THE Swan
Saint Saens. Miss Helen Clemans played
The Fountain" label and ''Menuet
DAmour," Massenet.
Under the direction Of H. W. Weber,
the Rebrew Orchestra gave its fifth
public rehearsal Of the season last Mon
day in the lecture room Of the Keller
Memorial Church.
Miss Emma Cohen, possessing a fine
soprano voice, gave a delightful read
ing of "A May Morning" by Denzs,
and 'Merrily Roam" by SchleIfarth.
the orchestra playing the accompani-
ment in the latter. Mrs. James K
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Features for Today.

LEADER-Paulins Frederick In "The
Spider"
CRANDALLSViola Dana IN The In
nocence OF Ruth"
CRANDALL'S APOLLO-Clara Klmball
Young in The Yellow Passport"
EAIPRESS-Theda Bara In Gold and the
Woman"
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Gertrude BondhilI Cast for Picture
Every Month.

third five-reel production in which
Gertrude Bondhill will be starred is
being filmed by the Pixies Peak
Photoplay Company and will be re-
leased through the distributing of
fees of Joseph w. Farnham. Nav
York City. Miss Bondhill has already
appeared and been greeted with ac-
claim in The Awakening of Bess
Morton" and Sins That Ye SIM"
Otis B. Thayer. president and dis
tributing agent for the company, has
decided to release one picture ner
month, owing to the interest mani
Tested by the exchange men and their
desire to enter into a contract for
twelve pictures a year. in each of
which Miss Bondhill shall be starred.
Following the present picture Il is
probable that Sweet Clover" the
rural comedy, will be produced. Miss
Bondhin was featured in this play
for several seasons.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
"Ramona. Director Booking in East.

The man who directed the produc-
ton of Ramona" Donald Crisp, is in
the East with W. H. Clune and his
manager, Lloyd Brown. They passed
through San Francisco en- route to
Chicago. and have arrived in New
York to complete arrangements for
the exhibition of the film. Together,
with much that is historically inter
esting and much that Is striking in
the way of scene backgrounds, the
picture contains a dramatic story. 1t
is, in fact, the book rewritten for the
screen.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

during the current year. Since her first
great success in "a Fool There Was, "
she has almost constantly appeared be-
fore the camera Upon the completion
OF the present production she was grant
ed the long rest which she demanded.
Gold and the Woman Is the story of
retribuuon in the shape of an ancient
curse, which overlook the descendants of
early settlers who stole a large tract of
land from the Indians. Miss Bara por-
trays the role OF a Mexican adventures,
who schemes to gain possession OF the
stolen lands, but whose plans are frus-
trated by the discovery Of the original
grant, giving the title to the disputed
territory to the Indians The cast ap-
pearIng in support Of Miss Bara includes
H. Cooper Cnffe, Carleton Macy, Chief
Black Eagle, Frances Ne Meyer and
Pauline Barry.
On Friday and Saturday. the Mutual
feature, Damaged Goods" Brieux's
problem play, will be presented by Rich
ard Bennett and co-workers. The cast,
headed by Richard Bennett, includes
Templeton, Josephine Dit, Jacquellne
Moore, Florence Short. Louis Bennison.
william Bertram, and George Ferguson
"Ihe Yellow Passport" at Gram
uhAAs ApollOs
Today's attraction at Crandalrs Apollo
Is the World Film production. The yell
low Passport" featuring Clara Kimball
Young. The theme is the same as that
Of THE Yellow Ticket"
Heading Mondays program, Richard
BUTLER will be seen In the v. l. s. E.
production, "A Mans Making" Rosetta
Brice plays the principal feminine role.
Frances Nelson will be seen in the World
feature, Loves Crucible." Wednesday
is Triangle day. and the Fine Arts fea-
ture, Martyrs of the Alamo" produced
by D. W. Griffith. As a supplementary
attraction, the keystone comedy. Her
Painted Hero" will be shown. Maclyn
Arbuckle will be seen Thursday in 1.-THE
Reform Candidate" On Friday, "The
Clarion" Samuel Hopkins Adams news
paper story, will be given with Carlyle
Blackwell featured. William s. Hart will
be seen Saturday in The Disciple"
Viola Dana at CrnndaIps Theater.
THE Innocence Of Ruth" Keine-
Edison production. with Viola Dana and
Edward Earle in the leading roles, Is
the feature photoplay at Crandalls' today.
Tomorrow and Tuesday. Holbrook BIinn
will be seen in the World Film produc-
ton, The objectionable Sin" Mr. Blinn
Is supported by a cast consisting of Helen
Fulton, Lila Haywood Chester, Walter D.
Greene, William A. Morton and Charles
D. Mackay.
For Wednesday and Thursday, J. War
rem Kerrtgan will be seen in the Red
Feather feature, 1.-The Pool Of Flame" 1t
Is a photoplay of the Far East, replete
with romance and adventure. Lois Will
son and Harry Carter appear in the sup
porting cast. For the remaining two
days Of the week the Equitable feature,
Man and His Angel" an absorbing
story Of present-day life, With Jane
Grey in the principal role, will be shown
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Theda Bara at Empress Thsater.

In Gold and the Woman" the Fox
photoplay feature. which will be shown
at the Empress today. tomorrow. Tues
day and Wednesday, Theds Bara makes
her last appearance In a new photoplay
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

cast is provided for her. Mary P1ckford
viii be seen Sunday in her famous sue
cess, Behind the Screens"
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

Frank Daniels, the man of many
faces is busily engaged in the produc-
ton Of his latest series, THE Escs.
pades of Mr.. Jack"
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

Experience" the allegorical piece
of George v. Hobart. stayed in Bos-
ton four weeks longer than provision
had been made. In Chicago many ex-
tensions have become expedient.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

THE. Blue Envelope" completely
changed since the first production here
last season. has been revived, and, af-
ter visit to Atlantic City. will go
to the Cort Theater, New York. Wal
ter Jones. George Prophet, Carrie Rey-
nolds and others are In the cast
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

Alone at Last" which has been one
of the seasons musical successes at
the Shubert Theater. will leave that
theater in two weeks in order to full
fill a short engagement in Boston. af-
ter which It will return to the city
and settle down for an all-summer
run in one of the Shubert theaters
A revival of Haddon Chambers The
Idler'' will open at the Shubert The
alter March %
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

Maclyn Arbuckle. co-star this season
with William II. Crane, Thomas W.
Ross. Amelia Bingham and Edith
Taliaferro in THE New Henrietta"
was a Texas lawyer before he adopted
the stage for @ profession.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

In William Pruette's support when
he comes to Keiths will be Eta
Hager and Lillian Van Arsdale, the
latter a Washington girl of pro-
nounced comic ability. Miss Hager
sang in Hammerstein's Naughty Ma
rietta" and The Firefy."