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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

believed that the real reason Cor this
change in the defendants attorneys
was the fact that the defendant and
his counsel had been unable to agree
on any line of defense.
For those who have not-been fol-
lowing the case closely 1t may bc
stated that the action Is for breach
Of promise to marry, and damages are
alleged In the sum OF $4,000. Tho
plaintiff scored point when on
saturday afternoon the Judge issued a
temporary restraining order TO pre-
vert the defendant from dispoeing OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

Wholesale and retail sausage mar
ket Bau's all pork sausage. Better
than ever. Ask your butcher and
grocer for il. or phone 5519.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

Robert. 4 years old. was saying his
prayers. Having petidoned blessings
for friends and kin, his mother said:
Now. son. ask God to make you q
good boy"
Lets don't bother God with that"
said Robert. That's your job"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Big Variety Showing at
The Princess This Week

As usual, the Princess has booked
up program for the week which is
not only big variety, but includes
features and stars that are said to be
among the best in recent releases.
Today Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford are co-stars in THE Princely
Bandit" also drama, "As the Candle
Burns and two other pictures. Mon
day Carter De Haven is starred in a
Timothy Dobbs series, From the
Rogucs' Gallery" With this is Ella
Hall in THE Heart Of Show Girl"
and drama, 1.-THE Lady from the
Sea- Tuesday the fifth episode Of
Liberty also "The Price OF Vic
tory and Loves BoomeranR."
Wednesday brings Cleo Madison in
The Triumph OF Truth" and Mary
Fuller in Loves Masquerade Thurs
day is Bluebird day, with Phillips
Smallcy in Saving the Family
Name Friday Dorothy Davenport in
BLACK Friday" Saturday THE Angle
Of the Attic,' with Violet Messereau.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Four Changes on Hipp
PROGRAM for This Week

! Manager Hugo Biz OF the Hipp
offers his patrons four changes OF
photoplays this week, comprised OF
World, Paramount, National and Ivan
films.
Today and Monday, House Peters
and Gail Kane are seen in the latest
World release, The Velvet Paw
This story deals with political intrigue
in Washington and great triumph
for right
Tuesday and Wednesday, Mary
Pickford returns by popular request
in "The Eternal Grind In this play
Mary plays the part Of factory girl
who goes through terrible grind
10 save sister who is hayward. 1t
is claimed by many to be her strong
est Characterization.
Thursday Norma Talmadge is seen
in Captivating Mary Carstairs," a
brilliant film comedy, rich in dramatic
incidents and sparkling with humor.
Friday and Saturday Paule Shay
will be seen in a social drama in Ave
parts, produced by the Ivan Film Pro-
ductions company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
a Million for a Baby
Feature EMPRESS Ph0topIay

"A Million for a Baby" is quite a
sum Of money, but that is what Bry-
ant Washburn and Margaret Clayton
are paying in the feature photoplay
presented at the Empress four days,
commencing today. A two-reel
Vogue comedy, with Ben Turpin and
Paddy Mcclure, the two great laugh
producers, called 1.-THE Stolen Book
ing" is presented on the same bill.
The mutual weekly, on the same bill
amongst other interesting views,
shows the last pictures Of the Eu-
ropean war.
Edward Arnold and Betty Browr
are featured in the production to be
presented for three days, starting
next Thursday called 1.-THE Greater
Obligation" Saved from Himself"
with Mable Normand. which was to
be shown at the Empress last week,
has been destroyed in fire at, Lin
coin. The management has secured.
another print of this picture, which
will be shown for three days, starting
Thursday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Mexican Border Story
On TodaY's Strand Bill

A stirring drama dealing with the
good old boys Of the U.S.. A. who
are down on the Mexican border
called Lieutenant Denny, U, S. A."
and featuring William Desmond, will
be shown at the Strand today and
tomorrow The bill also includes a
Keystone comedy.
Tuesday till Thursday, holds forth
Hell : to Pay AUSTIN introducing
Wilfred Lucas and Bessie Love in the
leading. roles. This is tale Of a
lumber camp and the adoption Of a
little orphan by the entire camp.
Concluding the entertainment will Be
q Keystone and a Pathe weekly.
Friday and Saturday something new
In photodramatics--a story Of mush-
room ammunition camp, featuring
Virginia Pearson in the principal role
and called Daredevil Kate OF
course there will also be two corking
good comedies introduced
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Triangle Star Features
At the Lothr0p Today

Today and Monday, Lillian Gish,
popular Triangle star, is presented in
An Innocent Magdalene." This Is
a simple human touch story told in
a beautiful way with happy ending.
A Keystone will also be shown. Tues
day a return engagement OF Francis
x. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in
"Pennington's Choice" ID booked.
featured Il TSe pise sT%0nd This i
should be more than interesting, be-
cause Virginia Hammond Is an
Omaha girl. Thursday, Ethel Clay
ton and Tom Moore are seen in DOL
lars and the Woman" Friday, the
feature attraction Is THE Apostle
Of Vengeance" with William S. Hart
in the stellar role. Saturday, Nine
Petrova is presented in THE Soul
Market"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
''The Devil at His Elbow"
On Muse Program Today

THE Devil at His Elbow Is the
unusual title OF an unusual Metro play
u the Muse today Clifford Bruce
and Dorothy Green are starred in this
play. which will interest photoplay
followers because Of the action in 1t.
4 Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Dustin Farnun1 willtbc seen in 1.-THE
Parson Of Panamint," Paramount
photoplay that brings back the days
when blood ran at fever heat, when
the thrill Of fortune made over night
ran through the air, the days when
every man was we'll, though not al
ways yisibiy. armed.
Friday ard Saturday Mae Murray
ID starred III THE Big Sister" In
one scene Is modiste's shop in which
were assembled the best looking
models that could be procured. The
result is said to be such as TO win the
approval Of all admirers Of up-to-thc-
minute STYLES.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
COMPETITION KEEN
IN MOVIE INDUSTRY
Failures Are, Plentiful Because
Managers Fail to Use
Proper Methods.
NO ROSE PATH TO FORTUNE

Paste Pot and Snears has the fol-
lowing to say regarding the reasons
why many theaters fail when they
could as well succeed:
Because motion picture show is
associated with gilded fronts, flaring
Autographs and piano music, it does
not necessarily afford an easy and
interesting pathway to fortune.
Everywhere there is desire to get
into the business; a desire for infor-
nation about the cost of operation,
locations and methods, True, for
tunes have been made in the motion
picture theater exhibiting business,
but these fortunes have not been
made because the business is easy"
Nor have any of these theaters oper-
ated themselves.
"There seems to be an impression
that a motion picture theater will
operate itself once location has
been decided upon and man placed
in charge of a machine. These
theaters will close their doors. The
motion picture business is not all
rose-hued. Competition has become
keen. Going about it to make such
business profitable is as prosaic
as though you were dealing in gro
ceries or dry goods. 1t is not sim
ply a matter Of buying out place
and then watching the dimes roll in.
To succeed, motion picture theater
has to have capable, alert manage
ment.
"One manager may win where an
other has failed, because he takes the
trouble to learn what films please
his patrons and because he gives
these patrons personal attention.
One manager may lose out because
he has sober, unattractive front,
while the manager who succeeds him
may furnish just the glitter to APP
peal to the pleasure seeker.
THE motion picture exhibitor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Robert MantelI in Big
Feature at the Dundee

Robert Mantell, well known star, Is
presented tomorrow in The Spider
and the Fly With this Is two
reel Keystone comedy, Tuesday Mae
Marsh and Robert Harron are co-stars
IN Fine Arts production, The Wild
Girl OF the Sierras;' also a Vogue
comedy. Jealousy Al-a-Carte." On
"Wednesday the feature is Paying the
Price" starring Gail Kane, The ac-
accompanying picture is a Keystone.
Thursday Emmy Whelen is presented
IN a Metro picture called when a
Woman Loves. "A Bold Bad Breeze"
Is the comedy. Friday King Baggot
stars in a Red Feather feature. THE
Man from Nowhere" On the same
program is THE Crimson Stain Mys-
terry" Saturday William S. Hart is
featured in The Apostle of Venge-
allce. The accompanying comedy is
THE Double Double Cross"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Mae Marsh is Wild Girl
In PLAY at ROhIff Theater

In "The Wild Girl Of the Sierras,
in which Mae Marsh appears at the
Rohlff theater today, she departs ut
terly from all beaten paths Of char
acter portrayal. She is a wild girl.
She wears a scanty dress of feathers,
cannot speak, fears humankind bites
and scratches when human folks try
to get acquainted with her. In just
one respect is she quite similar to
the rest of womankind-she can fall
in love. This she does, and, of
course, the man with whom she falls
in love is Bobby Harron. For the
balance of the week the offerings
are as follows: Monday, seventh
chapter of the Grip Of Evil" also
Francis X. Bushman in THE Three
Scratch Clue;;" Tuesday and Wednes-
day, William S. Hart in THE Apostle
of Vengeance" Thursday, William
Farnum in Fighting Blood" Fri
day, the new Fox star, June Caprice,
in Caprice of the Mountains Sat
urday, "Laff Day" with Fatty Ar
buckle and Ford Sterling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
perintended the purchase Of the tents and
other supplies.

other supplies.
On picturesque street in Glendale. q
suburb Of Los Angeles, may be seen each
morning young woman industriousy delv-
Ing in pretty garden. The gardener is
Ollie Kirkby, Kalem star of the Social
Pirates series, who Is convalescing from
the injuries received in taking the last
episode Of the series. Miss Kirkby, now able
to walk without crutches, Is getting as
many varieties of flowers into the garden as
possible and between her care and the
California sunshine her home Is a riot OF
color.
Henry Otto is back in California with
his stars, Harold Lockwood and. May AL
lison. The three Of them express them
selves as being "tickled to death" at being
on the Pacific coast once more. The Yorke
Film company Is located on Gordon street,
Hollywood. and Otto Is putting ON Mister
take some scenes and will be gone week
or SO. Otto and company have been re-
ceived with open arms IN Los Angeles.
Every time Henry King, Balboa star, sees
burro he still thinks of ice cream cones
Between the shaggy animal and the chill
drens CONNECTION there Is a link Of which
Little Mary Sunshine" BaIboa's child
actor is the connection. Recently while
working with the youngster, King tempted
her to play some difficult part with the fee
cream cone. but just as he was about to
give Il to her, burro nearby stretched
forth his head and snatched the cone from
Kings hand. There was tempest of tears
on the stage which lasted until a stage
hand, hurrying to the village. brought back
another cone and work went on.
Ruth stonehouse. Universal star has one
dress to change after another. She recently
completed her first Universal feature. THE
Spring Song" in which she had twenty
changes Of costumes, and is now nearing
the end Of another hve-reeier with as many
more changes In 1t. Consider and be
thoughtful, aspiring screen maiden.
]. Warren Kerrigan. Universal star. loves
to get q scenario which calls legitimately
for trip to the country or the mountains
His present fiye-reel Bluebird feature Is
written around the logging country which
means two or three weeks at Eureka, Cal.
in the heart of the big timber region. There
win be lots Of outdoor life and some camp
ing. Nothing suits the genial Jack better.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Grand Theater Program
For Week is Interesting

"A Woman's Way" featuring Car
lyle Blackwell and Ethel Clayton" 10
a heart interest story on the Grand
screen today, 1t shows how a wife
can hold her husbands interest il
she once decides she must do so.
Monday, "Gloria's Romance" and
The Enchantment" are the numbers;
Tuesday, Winnifred Greenwood and
Franklin Richie in Dust" Wednes-
day. William Russell in Soul
Mates" Thursday, George Walsh in
The Beast" Friday and Saturday
programs will also be up to Grand
standard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Features and Programs
On Omaha Bill for Week

The bill at the Omaha for this
week is made up Of programs and
features alternating. Today a
Laemmle program is offered with
comedies and dramas. Monday Alice
Brady is shown in Miss Petticoats. /"
Tuesday, another Laemmie program
Wednesday, Myrtle Gonzales is pre-
scented in The Girl OF the Los;
Lake" Thursday, Alice Brady in
The Woman in A." accompanied
BY lee comedy; Friday comes
Jane Gail in Rupert of Hentzau;''
Saturday Mary Fuller in Loves
Masquerade
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Charlie Chaplin Appears
At Apollo Theater Today

The only picture in which Charlie
Chaplin has appeared without his ia
nous makeup will be seen at the
Apollo today. Fans were interested
in his picture called "One A. NJ" on
its first appearance because they
found out that Chaplin really had
very small feet, The feature play on
the program will be William Russell
in The Strength OF Donald McKen-
zieT Tuesday Dustin Farnum IN
The Gentleman from Indiana !"
Wednesday, "The Rail Rider"
Thursday, Dorothy Davenport Ii
The Unattainable;' Friday will Sc.
Ethel barrymore and Saturday Hazel
Dawn in THE Masqueraders."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Big Features Billed for
Every Dai at the Monroe

The programs booked for the
Monroe theater this week are of a
good quality, presenting some of the
most popular stars. Today and
Monday the offering is Brady made
picture entitled Tangled Fates,"
featuring Alice Brady, who saves her
younger sister from disgrace by a
personal sacrifice. Tuesday Dorothy
Donnelly is starred in Pathe pro-
duction called Madame X"
Wednesday Rupert Julian is seen in
a Bluebird photoplay entitled Naked
Hearts," Thursday Louise Lovely in
Robbie Of the Ballet" Friday the
feature is THE Mark OF Cain" and
Saturday L. Warren Kerrigan is
featured in "The Gay Lord Waring."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
|OMAHA'S new sun
WILL SHINE SOON
Blaze Of Light When Theater
Is Ready for Reception
Of Movie Fans.
NEW FEATURES PLANNED

There may be nothing new under
the sun--but then maybe there is
something in having new Sun.
The Sun theaterSyes. that's the
iRhne Of it--that new theater on Far
Nam street is fast being pushed to
eompletion BY the Goldberg brothers
,x1dShbsociates. When il Is finished il
H{Il be a beautiful building to look
op and further It cmbodies all the
Ntest in photopiay theatcr building.
m Has No Gallery.
#fhe seating arrangement Is differ
XII than any Omaha playhouse. No
|Iieries or balconies exist, so the in
lie looks practically like one-floor
auditorium. The i,400 seats will be
Grge and roomy, built OF mahogany
With air-cushion seats and upholstered
3n green Spanish leather. There will
bc enough room between the rows Of
heats for people to pass without those
seated having to rise.
1.-The Music will be furnished by a
tIirec-manuai pipe organ. This in
&frument comprises in reality three
organs--the solo organ, great organ
and echo--and is at the same time a
unit orchestra. Some OF the larger
pipes are thirtystwo feet high.
Beautiful Longing Room.
One notable feature OF the new Sun
4 the. large lobby and foyer. Here
will be found a large lounging room
On one side will be beautiful white
E,antel and fireplace. Easy chairs
and lounging seats will be supplied,
Is will also table on which will be
the latest papers and magazines,
writing material and free telephone.
On one side will be rest room for
the women and on the other I smok-
ing room for the men.
y Something unique In box offices will
be provided. 1t will be built Of terra
Gotta and will extend slightly past the
front line Of the building, planned to
make ticket buying q easy a pos
eibie. E
Two Small Store Rooms.
Two small store rooms are built In
the front of the theater on each side
oi the lobby, One will be occupied
BIZ q haberdashcry and the other will
nc confectionery store, The base
inent has been leased for billiard
parlor, which Is expected TO be one Of
the most modern IN the city.
The cost Of the building, exclusive
of the organ and the furnishings, will
BE approximately $l0s,000 while these
fa;ngs will add enough to bring the
fotal we'll toward $l50.000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
William Russell at the
Diamond in "SOuI Mates

Today the feature at the Diamond
is William Russell in Soul Mates"
Manager Finch says that he has a
strong program for the week. Mon
day Mutual program will be shown
with comedies and an American
drama. Tuesday, the fourteenth cpl
sode Of Secret of the Submarine
and "'The Pickering Light" Wednes-
day the feature is Mustang drama,
The Forgotten Prayer Thursday
comes "The Jungle Flashlight;" FRI
day. the fifth episode Of Liberty"
Saturday, a Mutual program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Hero Of Submarine Do"
At the Boulevard Toda,

The Boulevard theater offers its
patrons thrilling story today en-
titled Hero Of Submarine Dr." This
is an actual submarine picture made
with the assistance of the United
States Naval academy at Annapolis.
For the rest OF the week series OF
features will be shown as follows:
Monday, "Enoch Arden;" Tuesday,
THE Discard Wednesday, door
steps," Thursday, "The Wandering
Horde" Friday, Dollars and the
Woman Saturday, "The Crimson
Stain Mystery" and DR.. Rameau."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
"As a Woman Sows' Is
At South Side 0rpheun

"As a Woman Sows' is the attrac-
ton at the Orpheum. South Side,
today, featuring Richard Robinson.
Monday an American drama, "The
Key" and Mustang drama, Match
in jim" together with a weekly and
a comedy, will be provided. Tues
day The Forgotten Prayer" with
Frank Borzage and Anna Little;
Wednesday, The Secret Of the Sub
marine;' Thursday and Friday are
Triangle nights; Saturday, THE Dead
Alive" Gaumont drama in FIVE
parts, will be presented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Theda Bara on Program
TODAY al the Earnam

As usual today Manager Kohl
berg has Theda Bara picture, in
which the noted actress appears in a
oicturization of the old stage play
East Lynne" Monday the showing
will be Nine. Petrova in THE YAM
pirc. Tuesday to Saturday. the Far.
nam will present Paramount pictures,
taking the choice Of the Pickford and
Marguerite Clark productions and
many OF the other noted stars. This
ZANE arrangement will hold good for
eeyerai weeks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10

should know how to advertise in
newspapers, to furnish dependable
program, should be able to under
stand the class of people he is cater
ing to, and he should, above all, be
a Judge of different brands and makes
of motion pictures and be able to
separate the wheat from the chatt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-10
Journeys With
Photo Players

Marguerite Courtot. one OF the most pop
ular of the younger motion picture favor.
ties, has been engaged by the Famous
Film company and will be starred by that
pioneer feature producing concern on the
Paramount program. Her frsts appearance
under the new auspices was, as co-star
with Owen Moore In an adaptation Of Edgar
selwyn's great comedy-drama Rolling
Stones"
Although already as busy az most women
would care TO be Miss Clara Kimbail Young,
the lovely film star, has found time in the
past few weeks to organize a tent city, ON
the shores OF Long Island sound as refuge
for families living in the tenement districts
where the infansile paralysis epidemic Is
at Its worst. Miss Young provided the
greater part Of the necessary funds and. SUI
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Cochran avenue and Stonewall street
in said city Of Brunswick, Georgia.
Town Commons Lot Number one
hundred and twenty-one 02D, be.
tween Stonewall and Lee streets, in
SAID, city Of Brunswick, Georgia.
The southwestern one-sixth of Town
Commons Lot Number twelve Q2),
between Wolf and ALBANY streets in
thescity Of brunswick, Georgia.
All Of said property To be sold for
the purpose Of paying the debts of
said estate and distributing said es-
tate amongst the heirs of said deceas-
ed. The purchaser to pay for titles,
This June 5, 1916.
GEORGE II. SMITH,
Administrator Of the estate OF To
bias Newman, deceased
6-G13-20-27
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08
o o o @ o o o Q o Q o o
% A NJ U S f ENTS o
% OOOo 5000 900
BILLIE BURKE.

Brunswick people are afforded a
rare treat i'm Peggy" featuring Billie
Burke, at the Bijou. Jus.e 49, The pho
toplay teens with interest for old and
young alike, for the older ones the op-
portunity to see Miss Burke in Z
part drama that tells a sweet love
story. with bright and happy touches
and to see Billie Burke wear wonder
full gowns is enough to make every
man and woman want to see this play.
In this picture Billie Burke tells a
most interesting FAIRY story to a
group of children and thus alone will
make every child in Brunswick anx-
ious to see this picture. Billie Burke
has strong cast supporting her.
among them being Chas. Ray, who
made such hit in the Coward. -
June 18th. % cents to all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
GEORGIA-Glynn County

GEORGlA-Glynn County
Under and by virtue}of orders grant.
ed by the honorable court of ordinary
of said county. there will be sold be.
fore the door of the court house of said
county on the first Tuesday in the same
being the 4th day of July 1916 be-
tween the legal hours Of sale, to the
highest and best bidder for cash, all of
the following described real and per
sonal property beio;Iging to the es-
taee of Tobias Newman, late Of said
CO unity, dece1scd ipTit:
twenty-five shares Of the capital
sro'h of the Brunswick Development;
company of the par value of $1,000
per share.
The northern fifty 500 by one hun
dred and eighty $50 feet of Old
Town Lot Number nine 90 in the
City Of Brunswick, Georgia, fronting
fifty feet on Bay street. and being
bounded; on the north by lands of r.
r. Briesenick, on the south by lands
formerly belonging to Rachael Myers,
on the east by Oglethopre street and
on 'the west by Bay street, in said
city Of Brunswick.
The northeastern one-fourth 90
OF Old Town lot Number four hundred
and etghty-six (486), in the city Of
Brunswick, Georgia.
Town Commons Lots Numbers one
hundred and thirty-three (133) and one
hundred sndltbirty-6ve 1855, bstvesu.