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parannalaa and Hrtefs.

Mrs. l.. W. Edwards has returned -
her home n, ParkCrsburG. after rlshlh%
Mrs. Chas. Buzzcrd. of North Warwoo9;
Miss Doris Gibson, "f GIcns Kun. VIII
leave today for II short vacation al Lake
Geneva. ,
Fray polan. III Hess avenue. is spend
ing n few weeks vacation with his
grandparents near Cameron.
Miss Irma Green has returned 70 hcr
home at Brilliant. after visiting friends
In Center Warwood. u.,,
Miss Cieneva Si!mmcll. of Mhrwond
avenue. has accepted a temporary posi-
lion al Conncl!cy's grocery
Miss Katherine Wcndcrly, OF Indian-
apolis, Ind. has returned t" her nome.
after spending a short VISIT among
friends in North Warwood.
Mrs William l:bcrly. Of ,,hiraEo, mas
returned home, after oe1hS 'lc guest VI
Mrs. L. w Coleman.
Mrs. A. w. Cunnors. of North War
wood left Today for Indianapolis lhd.'
where she will visit her daughter.
Mrs. W. D.. Rurkle, OF Twenty-hrSi
street. is quite i'll at her nome. ;,,
Brent Grimm. of South Warwn0d. Will
1cnyr this evening for Il short business
trip 10 Akron.
Sir. and Mrs. II. f.. Sh"aring. Of Nine
tcrnIi, street. will lrav" for Atlantic
civ the first OF the week.
Mrs. Earnest Phi!hert. "f New Mar
linsvilIc, Is the guest Of MI. ana Mrs. L.
Z, O. Grimm. Of Nineteenth street. has
the contract for dwelling in North
D, l.. Long. local painter, is on bust
ness trip 10 Norfolk. Va.
Theo. LImpert, who is IN the Martins
Ferry hospital. Is slowly improving II
i. thought thai he will be- ahlc fo hr re-
moved 10 his home on Warwood avenue
tndnv.
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Miss Margaret Hanlon and Oscar EliIS
I.hauncey Upton and Herbert Fo"Ier
will leave the first OF the week Tor an
outing Mt Buckeye lake
The HanIon Paper COMPANY closed
Friday evening for the summer vacation.
DR.. r. ]. Kirk. Will Giffen and Al
fred Hobson nf, Flushing were vlsItorS
here Thursday.
Miss BesSic Daniels Of Monaco, Pa:
is the guest Of Miss Alma Flowers or
South Gardner street.
Mrs. Ed Hayes OF North Chestnut
street was visitor IN Wheeling Neu-
ncSduy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lane. MissW
Lulu Cline. Mary Riley and Eva Carter
and Willard Groves. Richard Hardesty
and William Emerson Will return 10
their homes here this evening aft:r
two weeks camping trip near FORT
Washington. TuscaranS county.
Miss Josephine Barnes of Pittsburgh
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Cora Cloudy is In Buffalo. y. y,
attending the fall millinery openings IN
the interest OF Hunts millinery depart
nI"nt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Kirk and chill
drcn If Columbus arr visiting relasiNcs
OF this place.
Miss Fern Carpenter Of Cambridge
has been the guest Of her frlend' MISS
lncInld NuDdTU VI w Col SNoSii 'Nt-N'
Mrs. I'd Haas Of West South street
has returned home after visit with her
son. Herbert Haas. and wife VI CAM
bridge.
Miss Flo Little Of uniontown. w:
Va. is visiting relatives and frlcnus OIL
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Cordncr and
children Of East Main street are FlsltinS
Mr and Mrs. u. l.. Edgar OF Bedford
Mrs. H. n. Wilson and little son of
Akron are visiting relatives and friends
III has vicinity.
Miss Stella Taylor Of CleLeland Is VIZ:
ting Mr. and Mrs. Roland NcSarIhes
Of Eas. Main street.
Miss Clara Reed has returned 10 hef
home OH South Lincoln avenue. altcr n
visit with her cousin, Miss Anne Reea'
or Erallsville.
Miss Doris Church. who is spending
the summer ut Epworth Park. Bethesda.
visited her friend. Miss Katherine
Warrington of South Lincoln avenue
this week.
Frank Godstecn. representing TIN
Home Loan company Of Wheeling was
business visitor here Thursday.
Miss Martha Barnes will return 10 ner
home here Sunday after VISIT WIN
relatives and friends at washington
Pa, and Woodsheld.
Mrs. Joseph Fcrcnbaugh and dauGh-
Ter have returned 10 their home in Mar.
inns rcrry. after visit with MI. and
Mrs. Joseph Burkhart Of South Gard
ncr street. ,, 1.
Miss Elizabeth Roby of Cam bridge IS
visiting Rev. and Mrs. James LLOYD ol
South Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. ODonnell OF Tulsa,
Okla. are visiting their parents. Major
and Mrs L. r. Petty, Of West South
Il 4, Davis and family have been Wis
iting relatives al Canton.
Miss Grace Rosengrant OF Crlc' lie
Is Visiting friends OF this place
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Trade Proceeds At An
Unusually Good Pace

NEW YORK. Aug. II. = RradsIreets
tomorrow Will SAY:
Neither poor wheat reports nor unCHr-
;ainty ahou; the outcome III mediation
hrtwr"n railway employees and manEhrc.s
halt trads. which proceeds at An HnuSn-
all! GOOD pace. Indeed. tn: central idea
Is that tho outlook for fan is otherwise
most encouraging that lrsSrncd Crr"hI
crop yields Will h" offs: ir hl"h Prices.
that cXiUrt trad, III most products is
enormous. and that buying power haNlhs
been So largely increased. crop event
that would have proved w"ll nigh DIS
aStruuS Ill most ordinary wars. can u"
endured with comparative "VuhnhinltE:
Even in the northwest the most affected
section as respects adverse whcnt crop
conditions, buying seems To he marked
by what may he termed Il go ahead pol
lcy. orders for future delivery being
heavy. Incidentally, merchants cNcur-
SIonS have brought numerous buyers 10
leading markets. with tEc result tina;
hous- trade in dry goods. clothing and
shoes has expeanded in noteworthy de-
sre,, and the fact that road sales are
growing satisfactorily suggests that IN
terror distributors fear goods famine
in textiles later Oh. Weekly hank clear
ings. $4.0G2. 900.
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

1Private wire TO Fidelity inveStmen
Assn. from Harris, Winthrop CO..
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Aug. li..-WHt;AI~I1
A more normal market ~ Liverpool anu
tributed to the eacier tone dls1iaFcd a:
the opening Reports OF frost III paris
Of western Canada caused 4 sharp au
vance at Winnipeg which was retlecteo
here by an upturn OF @22Gt 4 3 en-
spring wheat. both sides OF the interna-
tionaI line was as butlishe as ever OUT
there seems TO be more or 1tsposis!o"
finally Is becoming less ons5sio"d me
market advanced and declined win eQua,
rapidIty. Baltimore & Ohio reported.
best business Of the season ioT "at"
winter wheat for export; Foreign 20,
lirical news was somewhat diStruhinc
Ynr holders. The market continues merry
Gus with various conflicting influences.
and some. further reduction from tHlS
steady advance would not h" SURPRISING.
and would put the market III nsa''A'eF
condition.
cORE-Ccrn prices ha>s reacted some
because OF ,hs nor" general rainS'lh the
corn belt contiguous |" tht> market. am. my
TO the belief that th2&" hay" saved much
corn and generally benefited IN" out
look very much Tn" selling has been
Ia rcely hr scattered LONGS Of III" weaker
sort. and some sailing also Tor short 2S'
count. No Indication t'rA; anH "t inc
Ia lines recent. tNe' II ~ '''' -. -
on sale. shipping cell has no: h'"n rs
good as heretofore. either export %r TO-
nestle bat ,uora old corn has o'"H II
Tered TO arrive. from Interior. Ms" some
new corn for peccInh"r >i.!Nment mas
been sold here from SOUTHERN N;t!t Of
state At -. 7er cent uah"" i'"'"mp'T.
OATS-Fairly active trad" III OATS.
Frost In Canadian northwest las: hl%ai
has helped values herr and advanced
them sharply at Winnipeg Th.ra ar"
signs for further froSts tonight: Mean
while there has been ccnsi'i"Tah!'' pres
sure OF cash oats here IN tn" shape "i
hedging sales in futures IN m" pi' ana
Of sales 20 elevators 81 round lots !" 90
70 store Sales reported - latter W"rr
3n0 900 bushels cash oats lost ah"n'
:, cent relatives :" iii'nr"S in sample
market, elevator men being about The
only buyers
TOLEDO. Aug il:--Wh"at. "aSh ~"
rsptember. $l.Il:=: December. S'.""' .: :
Nav SlS2 -.
clover Ssrd-rri rash. .<l".tn: 'r-
toher Slo.5": pecsn,h"". Sl".:'': March,
AIs,ke-rri:rn. cash sl0&5. August,
slo.o5: September. Slh."@.
Ttnothy--7rtu:". "nS". S-.>": SSN'''u-
ber $3.50: October. S2.In.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

%EU YORK Aux. iE.-Rutter. firm:
creamery. extras -" scnrel. 30 lie:
creamery (hicher ScnrinG). 81 al 10:
firsts. eS;: Il 90: seconds PSI" 2S',.
Egcs-Irregular: fresh gatherSd "N-
IRA fine. 3oT $50: extra fir$ts. 80 n Sic:
fIra,s 90 a9c! nearby hrnn.ry whites.
fine TO fancv. 26T 500: nearby h"nn"rE
browns. "a 3ic.
cheese-Firm: stat. fresh. specials.
1870: do. average. fanry; -" - c.
i've poutrv--F'irrn: hroilsrS 90 RI &c;
fowls l1di Sc. turkeys. lST lH": dress
sd steady: brcilers. 80 a SOC: fowls. Il
a ooEc: turkeys. 30 Sc.
Flour-StrGnG.
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Manu- 70 Bethcsda Saturday.

\ large delegation Of l"tal Erpuon-
cans will au:" to Bcth"Sti;.. HlhrIaE. 20
hrnr Governor Franz Is. Willis. who viii
deliver an address at I'll: chhnltu,lua
there at " o'clock. The. cunt o1lces
viii all hr closed and III" entire court
mouse force of Republicans. Will un-
doubt"dly attend.
St. Clairsville Brtets:
+. g.. Amos. wife and son, >irnIe. anu
Miss Lucy JcpSun. nave returned nom
a Two weeks trip Ia AtlanI:: CITY, ana
III, northeastern states. ,,
Miss Martha 4. Scott. of :'tW fhila-
dcIrhia is hero. tn" guest at Mr. aun:'
Mrs. ". IT, IickerSon. al IN" METHODIST
parsonage" .,a :, ,,r
Miss Lulu Miller has r>.H"n%6 '" A i.,r
home in Rcllair'. aI'"r a visi' h"r" WITH
Kiss Pearl Leonard. - ClarSvII!". g.
is here. the guest Of her Hl"''F NrS'
Russell Nctnrty. ,r
Rev. \. x. hickcrson anil VT. 81
Wondlawn. Pa. ar" here. W., h"'S'H
Mr and Mrs. W. T.. Workman.
ri McAillcr. III Camhrids'' was Il DIS
moss visitor here today.
nathan l.. Holloway; # hrins'?"r''
WINS n business vi$linr here today
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price, $1.S5 per gallon, Moore
Brothers, Warwood, w. va.
Prominent woman Dies.

Mrs. Ella Kreis. wife Of Jacob krcis.
aged IS years died. Yesterday evening at
4:3R III her home on Warwood avenue:
South Warwood with complication "l
diseases. The deceased was iiie lonG
residence Of Warwood and Is well known
here She is survived by hcr husOaho
o,,d tho Following children all at home.
Henry. John, Fred and Katherine krcis,
rho funeral arrangements are lncom-
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ST, CLAIRSVILLE
Re,r,on+ County stroug for Willis

st. I.NIRSNTI.LE. Oh.U, NuG. IL
The Republicans III Belmont roun;H
turned mul SIrumS Tor Governor Frank -
Willis at thu prnmnrirs TIL, SHAY. MILLS
received within @Ctv T''l"< 81 ne Eum-
Der cast for i:udy .hr'h:r far stale
trrasurrr ant NTrn.r = ell" ar The
most popular men Belmont r"mn'N has
ever hnd Bet Major. ~ -. tIairS-
willie. had cha:S" Of IN" WILLIS carraiGh
in RciuCnt count.
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Fl: F.. Boyd. teacher Of the Bible class
of the Christian church. presented
teachers Bible to Miss Julia Gooch. and
n gold badge to Mrs: Kyle. The pres,
cnts were given TO the persons ntsIhs
the highest standing Of prerequisites
from answering questions given by the
teacher each quarter. Mrs. Kyle re-
rrI, cd IN" highest standing for the last
quarter. while Miss Gooch received the
highest rating for the entire year.
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMSTRONG'S MILLS. -. Aug. H.
Rev. las. CLARK and wife ~ th' Pres
hyterian church at Crnrnrvill". are .X-
prcted Ia return from their vacation trip
in tho East tho last OF this week.
Miss Agnes MayhuEh has returned I"
onI visii with friends in Wheeling.
The Frnndinrrr thrashlng uutft Will
shortly b. making III" round of this
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American Guaranteed Paint, at lac
tory price, $l.S5 per gallon. A. J. 10.
renlz, ST. ClairSville, Ohio.
cpan Continue |.

The trial If Hnr"n as EurpiccuiS: VI
Proyi,Irn;. who - rilar:;''l win s'i'lnS
liuuor. which WAS set f.: trial ms m"fh-
ine WIS ,nntinuCh uniil Monday lGGl n
ing, rnrpurcous Wa arrcS,rd Monday
hv Deputy Shrrif1 !dhins:. n'li WAS re-
leased on bond. p"nd!nS rial owen
Il Walker will represent IT, "%i"nuhn''
while Prosecutor TnurnhIr- Will PROSE
L,uft The rnSC.
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rh-,ttou Church.

Seventh street christian church. war
wood. Bible school, ?:il u. m. Carl Ca
rn,hrrs, SUPERINTENDENT Lords supper
and sermon II H. M; subject, The As.
rcnsinn and First Prayer Meeting.
Prayer service and sermon. -! p. M:
subject "Thc Devil" Harry T.. BOYD
rhurisltr; francis NJ. Biddie. minister.
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WARWO0D
Picnic Today.

The primary classes Of the PrcsbT;e-
rian church will hold their picnic ms
afternoon on Glcns Run. y very. de-
lightfu program has been planned by
the teachers. \ basket LUNCHEON VIII pF
carried. Those in charge are the fol-
lowing teachers. Mrs. Charles Meyer
Misses Virginia Shearing. Elsie HELEN
hin, and Mary McNiCklc.
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The = ~ ~ 4. Will cross bats Win
the fast Beech Bottom team at Reecn
Bottom Sunday afternoon. THIS game
promises IN be one " interest. as from
I he three games scheduled between these
teams each have won one game.
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PITTSBURGH. Aug. II. - Cattle,
steady; supply light. Prime samoa 9..5
Shccp--Steady; supply fair Prime
wcathcrS. $S.10WS.25: Gull and common.
$500 500 lambs. ST.00M l."n.
Veal calvcS--Sl2 00h l2.5n.
tiogs-Highcr: receipts. Is double
decks. Primo hcavics. Sl0.5n: mediums.
heavy workers. light workers.. s10.65 %
1870. Piss. 5000 q 1850; roughS, $500
2;goJ
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Services Discontinued.

Tho uslul sunday SERVICES and SUNDAY
school nj the Presbyterian church Will
he discontinued tomorrow. IT Is expect,
cd that tho painting W i'll he completed
in tim, to hold the regular services sun
day, August ~.
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Rev. Holt VIII Preach.

Rev. Holt local Minister Of Wheeling.
will preach at the MrihuhiSt church sun
uuy morning following sunday school
There will BE- no evening service.
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WHEAT MARKET
AVERAGED LOWER
Was Influenced by Report That Black
zust Might Not Prove 50 Serious.
Close Was Weak.

CHICAGO. Aug. i!.,,-GicSpi1c numer-
Gus uptucus. the wheat market today av-
erased lower. influenced |" considera-
bic extent by assertions that owing L"
cooler weather. the black rust danger
IN saskatchewan might not rove SO scrI-
Gus as many traders had been led ="
believe. The close was weak. = TO lac
down, with September a. SIS y. AMI
December AT s1.46A4 GIT. Corn showed
I. 70 2sr ne, decline. aud oa:S Il loss
OF !. Il l.c. Provisions finished an
changed TO &c lower.
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Cd Transfer books close July ~ for
rer cent cash dividend payoole August
/. An extra IL cash dividend payable
~ transfer books close August Is
FOR . per cent cash dividend payable
August 25.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS b
TO CLEVELAND. IA

500 round "trip from Wheeling and Mar.
tins Ferry every Saturday. returnint
Monday sl.I5 round trip every Sunday.
S1.I5 round trip TO Canton, going at:
urday returning Sunday. $1.bo round
trip every Sunday.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. V, Aug. II, IL.
Daily Quotation LIST or tho wheeling
stock Exchange:
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St. Clairsville B2tets.
GAINESVILLE, 0.

RARNESNllLE. o.: Mug. l'.-Mi' a,"'
-. : Hrn,,flnld and dauGhter1
%ics.. !aabcI raulin" and Helen ana
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Petroleum..

OIL CITY. Pa. Aug, 1l.--r~"di' hali
l. arce sosS Runs S-.E>: av.racr. -
I33. Shipments. 459l7: average. 4S.%"2'
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WHEELING &
Lake Erie
Niagara aIls ].
Excursions

Every Wednesday until Aug. 3oth In.
elusive, Via Cleveland and the great
ship "sEEANDBEE" $500 rouno.trip.
Limit seven days.
Personally conducted, il'expense
tours to Niagara Falls and Toronto
July 18th, Aug. I'd, 18th and 3oth.
$3.50.
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Curb Mining Stocks.

Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. W. v. Aug. II. Is.
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| Open. High. Low. i. Close.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". V. Aug. II. Is.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Corractad by Parker & Co.

Corrected by p. Bachmnp Sons.)
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Creamery butter ... 500 rs
Ohio and Pennsylvania ..,. 30
UalTN
Select eggs ............... shW -
Fresh TO mark ......... Esq u
Poultry,
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Total Shares. %49.300.
90 Ex-divi. 1884, Go.
- EN-divi.. -.
Bonds, 2.l66.p00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

FAST movin-. bright. --tiy piece that
nuts the sparkle back into life.
How the Plot Runs.
Here are two young married couples.
the Robinsons and the Millers. living
side by side in bungalows made OF
railroad cars on the beach at Golden
Gate Tommy Robinson is model
young husband. while his wife is q
tango fiend- When Tommy comes home
from work. tired and hungry Lefty
throws can Of salmon at him for din
ner-
Grace Miller. on the other hand. is
the domesticated wife and a good cook
Her table is always set with a redhot
dinner. but Harry Miller invariably
rolls home fun OF good cheer gathered
bF the wayside and with no desire 10
eat
The young folk make an experiment
They swap wives for a weak. an ar
ranGement they are certain VIII work
out successfully. II doesn't II proves
90 be a dismal failure Being exactly
alike in temperament. Lefty Robins
md Harry Miller soon get on each
others nerves Each OF them wants TO
DO the 5Ossing and they soon find that
no household can stand two persons Of
that character
Tommy and Grace are having much
the same experience over in the neigh
boring bungalow Tommy has become
SO accustomed TO being browbeaten
that he isn't happy without il. and
Grace soon decides she'd rather have
her own husband. with the bad habits
she has grown 60 love And so they
go back TO The old life and happiness
Several wonderful dances are inter
polated by the Cameron sisters.
Promise MANY HippOdrOmeS
8 string Of HippOdrOmes right across
the country is the promise Of a new
company started by Charles DiIling-
ham and some associates
The concern. with -. 600. 900 capital.
states il viii put up buildings similar
TO the famous big New York structure
in Cleveland. Detroit. Pittsburg and To-
ronto and viii utilize playhouses al
ready existing OF the size needed in
many other cities
These towns viii see every year the
New York HippOdrome production or
the preceding year The Hippodrome
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
News Notes
from
Movie1and
from
RY DAISY DEAN.


IRENE EENWICK. the stage star,
who IS now appearing in The
= Guilty Man. has been engaged by
Famous Players and will be starred
by that concern in Princess Tim
Zim." With owen Moore playing OPP
rosite.
The record Of Irene Fenwick on the
stage IS an enviabIe one To trace
only d few Of her accomplishments,
thefe is Hawthorne of the L ; A."
in which she played opposite Douglas
Fairbanks Along Came Ruth in
which she played the title role with
great success The Song Of songs.
i'm which she scored great personal
hit-and now The Guilty Man.
In Princess Zim Zim" Miss Fen
wick plays the role Of a Coney Island
Ianoer who mixes into ew Nork's
exclusive and uppish upper crust Tes-
sic Mooney. alias the Princess Zim Zim,
is the daughter of the burly owner
OF the Turkish Dream. a side show at
Coney Island a broken romance, con-
siderable selected liquor and tramp
are the means. direct and indirect, Of
propellinE q young society chap into
Moneys little place at a time when
the absence OF the piano player makes
his talented fingers most acceptable
He is down and out and very glad 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

. his eyes open Tor the diamond in he
I rough.
Come Out of the Kitchen"
Ruth Chatterton is such a winsome
little person il seems superfluous TO say
she was great success Monday night
in the permiere here Of Alice Duer
Miller's dramatiZed novel about a Nir-
gInia beauty who masqueradeS as a
cook and captiVates her employer
As those who have read the novel
know. Miss Daingerfield and her sister
and two brothers act the role of ser
wants 10 help the family out OF finan-
cial difficulties
The wealthy Young bachelor from the
north who is willing 10 rent their fine
OLD home for the shooting season makes
as condition OF The lease q staff OF
white hel1-he viii have nothing TO do
with negro servants
Rather than let the deal fall rhrOu-h
the four Young DainSerfields become
cook. maid butler and boy o. all work
unknown TO the northerner.
Olivia DainEerfield acquires fine
Irish broEue and looks irresistible in
spite Of smudse or two from the
kitchen stove OF course only one
thing can happen
A. the Plot Runs.
The wealthy young sportsman. in
spite Of the protests OF his relatives
falls In love with the cook before he
discovers she IS OF the bluest blood
and bursts all barriers put in his way
by convention. an understanding"
with a girl cousin. his mother and an
old friend who is a guest in the house
II IS q pleasant story The dramati-
zation by a F. Thomas is well done
and Miss Chatterton. as Olivia. has
chance 10 display all her charms and
talents.
Bruce McEae makes Burton Crane.
the northerner- an attractive wooer and
stalwart gentleman. Charles Trow-
ridge. as Ohvia's brother. playing the
bogus butler. = smooth and Sinking
and very British
It was in The Rainbow" a play by
the same writer that Miss Chatterton
won her first important New York
success
$50 Long, LEFTY
The musical farce is a new kind Of
entertainment which has proved sue
cessful In several cases SO Long, Let
" the play produced here at the Shu-
bert theater by Oliver MoroSco- is Of
that character In fact. il was origin
any seen here about five years aEo
without any music
The addition OF Earl CarrolTs lyrics
ana tunes 1plE- the Nursing quality
which was lacking in THE Nefghhor's
Wife" Of 1911. The book rev--ir=2--
somewhat. is by Oliver Norosco and
Elmer Harris II provides much rip
snoring domestic comedy and through
all ITS high kicking manages to present
a IHoral-that you're happier with vour
own wife than YOU would be with some
one else's
Charlotte Greenwood-s .-,v-l-isb
comedy proves exactly fitted 10 her role
this time Walter Catlett IS also a
iunny man Of quality The audience
could not laugh enough.
Then there is a chorus. dressed in
gorgeous costumes. Altogether il is a