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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
A NOVELTY AT THE PALACE
Film Used to Good Eject in The
Young Mrs. Stanford

Another attempt to fuse films and the
spoken drama-there have been several
since pictures came into existence-is
observable at the Palace this week in
a sketch called 1.-THE Young Mrs. Stan
ford" described by its deviser, Edward
Fisher. az flash drama" Mr.. Elsner
achieves a striking effect by playing his
story against a background OF black,
illumined here and there by shafts OF
light 10 bring out the figures Oh MS
characters. The picture effect is ere
sted by the constant flicker OF blank
film on a transparent screen at the
front Of the stage, and occasional titles
are also flashed. A misunderstanding
resulted in the absence Of the constant
flicker at the matinee, leaving the au-
dience to puzzle out for itself the
meaning of "fash drama"
Mr.. Elsner trI Jts largely to his idea
60 carry the IN 'rtainment, his sketch
being true to vaudeville. II is well
ected by Emily Ann Wellman, good
actress who finds il apparently I'M
possible TO find a good play.
One Arthur Marx, as comic q person
as any who has srod the Palace stage
for month";. illumines lengthy hodge
podge entitled "Home Again." and
Stuart Barnes returns, after a consid-
cradle absence, to ruminGte again in
an anti-marital vein. lie Roy, Talma
and Bosco offer few clever illusions
and some which are less clever, and
Eva Tsnguay cones back to town with
everything that she went away with.
To which are to be added Mignon, a
mimic; Toque, an intelligent dog, and
another thousand feet of Mrs. Castle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

How every one laughed and pstted their
neifhbors on the back and called Tor
more beer. Tho women pulled their
paper CAPS down over their ears. The
men set their paper bowlers on the
sides OF their heads and adjusted their
long aprons. Green and orange bal
looms bounced from table to table.
In the centre Of IL ell tall paper
cap awry somewhere above his three
storied chin. stood James p. Gesgan,
captain Of the guards. Meme laughed
more than he. None slapped more
backs than he. And when at last there
came the song, which, in way, char
acterized the night, none sang louder
than he:
To dinner I'm often inviled. MS OF n my style
win rap,are and joy I'm delighted. and often
Frustrated with wine.
The ladies say I'm beSitching In fac. I'm rear
beviders a..
In ballroom or psror. or kitchen oh. this the
language I hear. 49,,
on. nov /, the MAJOR Gnftsfheri I'm q mtle
bit under the weather
It's smiiingly then ia endessor 10 borrow q
eve do you see -, -,
Oh take f. and keep It forever my frisndshlp Tor
you cannot sever -.
For you are 80 royalty clever, on. meaning the
Major. that's me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

Murths had been in the service
twenty-one years. and prior TO going to
Harris Island was warden at Blackwelps
Island. The trouble between him and
Mr. Lewis began shortly after his
transfer, last September.
Without the knowledge Of the Com
missioner he organized the League for
Social and Moral Advancement pat
termed after Thomas Mott Osborne's
Mutual Welfare League Mr. Lewis also
charged him with having transferred
to Harris Island. without authority, Hop
Gee, his Chinese cook, and several
other prisoners who had been in his
official household on Blsckwell's Island.
The transferred prisoners were UNI
der the jurisdiction Of Warden Henry
O. Schleth, who. according TO Mr..
Lewis, was abused and threatened
with physical violence" by Warden
Murtha ain the presence Of other en-
Iloyes and a number Of prisoners" on
Blaekwell's Island. This constituted a
charge Of humiliating a keeper IN the
presence Of a convict. Murths is also
consured for neglect of duty in failing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

THE Western Oxygenstor Company has been itself the best tss
mona its It has thrved and strong de
spite many medical journals and other
publications testimony fact II not mace
whether the the Oxygenator itself or
merely sells it.
The Western Oxygenaor Company healthy that at
aced the attention Of the Postoce Department heads
instituted effect POST
Office Department thus adds another praewohy achievement to its
already list of similar
For the benefit Of what the Oxygenao
be well that is device all human
ailments from headache cylinder filled with sulphur
carbon and bsmuth water tight decorated each end with wire
applied
the wrist or ankle Of the afflicted while the cylinder immersed
cold The machine $3.50
and sold the $4,000 supposed the electrical
forces of the body that will the the
principle chemical affinity and the thus
drive disease
sure cure for appendicitis along the lines Take large cucumber
attach fine silk thread
fastened to Boston garter When attack Of appendicitis
sup the cucumber dish cosaw apply the garter and
reliable 1t will work provided the doctor
enough
Frauds published 1915 1T sometimes hard to decide
which the greaerhe impotence of the qack the creduy Of his
victims Fortunately the Western oxygenator Company another Of
mpudence cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
IN THE THEATRE FRANCAIs
"Le Marchand dc Bonheur" Interesting
and Well PLAYED

"Le Marchand de Bonheur,' the new
offering Of the French players at the
Garrick. is an interesting play by
Henry Kistemaeckers-w in 1910
and not hitherto played on this sioe Of
the Atlantic. The piece deals with the
sometimes unfortunate effects OF mis-
cellaneous and unrestrained philsn-
thropy. having for its central charac-
ter young millionaire who endeavors
TO create happiness by the simple ex-
pedient If clearing the financial STUN
bling blocks from the paths OF the
unhappy. Its main story is that OF
young woman whose case proves a
boomerang.
The play is we'll acted by NJ. Bon
hours company, first honors going TO
Paulette NoizeuX, in the role of the
girl whom the millionaire endeavors TO
aid. Edgar Becman is the millionaire,
and Yvonne Garrick is prominent in
the cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
THE CHARITY BALL

Tor The y Y Nursery and Chlid.s Hospisi VII
lie Maldorf-Astoria. Rozes 70 be bad y -
Wei lin s. Tickets a. its Para Ave 5el Wa.
I'm So IL EAst e0ih St THE GUARANTY
TRUST CO 5th Ave asa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
MARY GARDENS SAL0ME
TO GRACE MOVIE SCREEN
Opera Star Signs for Film Plsys-Will
Sail 10 Buy Gowns in Paris


Mary Garden, renowned the world
over for her voice and her tempera-
ment, Is about to become a motion
picture star Rumors of her entrance
into filmdom have been thick ever since
the picture people invaded the field Of
grand opera to obtain Geraldine Far
rar, and twice within the last year
Miss Garden was enormously reported
10 have signed contracts. This time,
however. it is true. Miss Garden yes
terday signed with the Goldwyn Pict-
ures Corporation and will appear IN
series Of screen plays.
Miss Garden has been appearing re-
Gently with the Chicago Grand Opera
Company. She is now in New YORK,
but will sail soon for Paris, where, &C
cording to those who have obtained
her services, she will do nothing but
buy gowns to be worn in the pictures.
It is considered probable that her first
appearance on the screen will be IN
the character of Salome, part which
she made famous on the operate stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
Dies "a Hours After Husband

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Jan. 20. Mrs
Louise Smith Reynolds prominent for
many years in society ''ere' died early
to-day, twenty-four hours after the
death of her husband, William T.
REYNOLDS, a banker. Mr.. Reynolds was
seyenty-four and her 'isband seventy
nine wears old. The atath Of each was
fastened by anxiety over the condition
of the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
WARDEN MURTHA
DISMISSED NOW
Harris Island Head Fol
lows Other Officials in
Abrupt Retirement

John J. Murths. warden OF the
branch penitentiary on Harris Island,
was dismissed yesterday by Commits
sioner OF Correction Burdette G. Lewis
on charges Of neglect Of duty and Of
feial misconduct. He is the fourth man
Of the Harris Island force to be dis
missed within the last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

u y ! hEirH's DAILY Mats. 1000 gsats o..
lltkRSlnF Bway 100 seats i5c Nights. 500
90 S. Seats SOC 800 seats Csc.
Az Star Bills booked direct from PALACE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
Such pleasing example of the that courtesy
Office surely deserves the spotlight OF publicity.

HAS been observation that a
tween the advertising window salesman
result foruously all woudbe
point: dropped recently
good-ooking
trscive cards clearly displayed
the salesman, and began mad paving boxed goods
did purchase that before he asked
said l. Never mind another time, perhaps"
We both were
carrying festunhst particular brand minutes before
clerk foundi out
Poor busness' Certainly business wasted
the shop wasted opportunity. D.. r. ".
In his opening D. R. NJ points the that lies
hind dissatisfaction perfectly good
perfectly because of lack Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
stirate a stabbinr among the

70 investigate q stabbing among the
prisoners.
Other charges are his failure to in
terview the prisoners when sent TO
Harris Island, ss the rules prescribe.
and his refusal 20 doh civilians attire
and wear the warden's uniform desig-
mated.
Murtha made a general denial Of the
charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

Broadway, below Chambers
Broadway, Cor. Goth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
@%The-ZS
3':yAdNsoI}>,#
Tuesday, January 80, 1917

This department is engaged in separating the sheep OF
advertising and of the service which backs sdvsrsins
from the gostssnd hanging bell the goats u invites
letters describing expereneepesssnt unPsassns-with
advertisers whether they be manufacturer wholesale houses
retail stores or public service corporations IL will print those
letters which show typiesy how sdvsrtiser'
deeds square with the words Of his advertising Only signed
issrs, giving the writer's address, will be read But the
will be printed withheld preferred Address, The
Advisor, The Tribune, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

% Gs The s% c G s'sss ssd that few H minutes sy
the GsS5 S .os's spS S vas business wasted i an"
hind In @ "ts Nj points Ue sS @ S
loses perfectly of
;ansS 81, SAs aSs tee
unS S the B a s~SS G' RS GsS nT pss's
refused to make good the subscriber The
ss;. S s., yss' c ,s e ;.
s s' " eA :: f q. ID EsSa :
Merle sns Rs sDSrsT .S:: f dsns..
LAFAYETTE Young s of The Dss Moss Capitol R Mp lows
tire with whom they deal at their peril
pERHAPs possibiyyou
n OF
those engaged t'e business have large clientele . and
scientific vsf%% of s:s Fulton
S'SSt' year ''a' ana Keep '
The went P ss Tfs i1s s
$1s y @s t., .s..s:, s,s,s
short s: that 81.
probably of,%ss superstition
% asm: n 's sy G:u '' s Ss ~ s s aen ne
:% The sSns bait !" , sss h ' Sst s' v ieH S
Simply S''o 'B Gs SP ss'S
sStermnaioP premises
January aa 49, judgment % Sixth District Ma
pal Court of Brooklyn August II, 1916.
The Advisor will be glad from other readers who
found this Pied Piper others The occasion for losing faith
N6Rw E. H. sends US this exchange of letters
NO
shirley President"
satisfaction, until March Of this
Premium Dept, in West Eigh-
Almost
blu
but
the
but they certainly have the
having purchased
Shirley President
The United
shopwonno fault Of yours wear, rather keep
hand, W. & A.
We reallyh haven't any o a OF
suspende will
once
have them occasionally
months 1t depend
and his occupation
In regard to your II will them the factory
and mail them TO promptly
the goods have secured from the United
CigarS as.go
from retail There only grade.
5 kind of fault Of
sponsible factory They
satisfaction, IL they don't
~ " ~ PRESIDENT sUSPENpER COMPANY
The President suspender guarantee
unsatisfactory particular mail it to USnot deaewa
requee money" simple
forward rs its Interpretation is liberal
THE Advisor Viu appear Thursday, February ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30

ORDERED theatre ticket Willie Collier Nothing
the TRUTH at the the
to the aisle
train without disturbing others had before the
notified that the aisle thirteenth
row" so ordered it left the box office On arriving
the theatre was to fall line the box Office and
asked left The
box fe found the envelope took the ticket and looked
10 my surprise he said: 81 think
nearer you wish surprised that could hardly speak
hnally consented After looking
picked out the fourth |
Willie Collier,
Joment the thought
fee which New York absolutely lacking
MACE
Such pleasing example of the fact that courtesy
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POWERS RULDyG GEEHAST
C4EE NyTETSG FUE PEDPLE

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WILSON FAyOEs APPUDTNET
o. >ENGIE COAL DICTATOE

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TO GESEEAL CoNTRAC.
TuE.S.

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ELATTNER-EDMCND.

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Ts5 ALLEGED DRAFT
RESLSTERS HELD As
RESULT SEMINOLE RIOTS

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n-lEILE TaesE gN, EslRnEE

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H0oFEE Bus % Ba IONS
>IGAE FuE Z. : TEnaP~-
WoN-T PAY MAEEET PRICE

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NOTICE TO
STOCKHOLDERS IN The
CARNEGIE LEAD AND
ZINC MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY

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BRITISH CASUALTIES FuR
PAST WEN TuT Al Itsu

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s1rall-. 1Na AGE . speeiais- TIE
3 1f0rstss win the 1ssist-Ilce af
l s~urz ir -1e 3-llir1Hters scsrad
sra1.h raus rr rae 1f-a E1ne % win
siuiEisau ant Wutasz each A.
apst sehr hira. M-Mlhan's steal df
1or. IN 1fe ssEhrh vas rhe resl ssa-
rs ~ GIe snnrssL
sura r H z
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-suman -------ldU ia lea+ s.
lsrtit.a sinir1fsuu l-Id Crit- anden-
ws and CBs
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A- -Ir---rEr- SIN t--r--r
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CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

e 2 lrslr-E1lC has -ar-lr-ls-, -'-iI--
CkahumH CirT
u1a nrv u'ulT-
Elv Eszdr lt Puoisy-.ls as here -l,iaE
N business.
11e WIlir1r-t lf TIuGfIrL WIS lers
al,taT "a -luus -1 lk-ulLEss-
II, AMI G--s Lee -v-r IlG 1illl.r
l-s spending a 1lr-ligl- n Sulurr.
y E snl-lEna IS N -s-alumH -irE
on business.
e o. Eluut AMI les S-a-1ev have
-er-rel 1--u a business --1 cd Eal-
Gene zsr--- II 77--- vas IN -is .i-v
l5iHT
VI rIciU4r lmf --C.I=r It E-
As. ware 1ulsirsss -.si-lrs -ers -liI
2 r -l1c. DC Tussv was business
r-air-r l -l+ -ic- -pA-
1aarra G. laal 5 =Ir1 IS III -le.
Gr~
5tvlrl Er-I,i- lt -l-s --rIs q a
r-esr ar -1- -lue L -a 41-- o. e
Brady
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HIGHEST CLASS Circus WORLD!

One SC ticket admits to all Chn-
crsn under 10, half price Tents
Illuminated By eiec1ricity at night
Two performances daily, 2 and 5
p. n Doors open ] and Z =. NJ,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-21

ll' Amt l--s. Ernest 5lwe 1f on
-tr- are v,siL1s 1-Hu,is N tile cirr
-heg were accompanied 1era 1v lL-
i-it IT'S & II 4GnusUu. VIM -sf- -iH
I--srroon tIr EIr- Wlr-i lt-.r q visit
l- Cu -lr-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-21

-I~is luTs lssn -s,,sirHsi l1nul-r-,l1ss
--ie 1la---HEa It Kiss Illlei SNYDER ll,l
Lieutenant Charles SlcIa. On sa-1r-far
asst l- -liUradu Springs 5gri the
lr'lie Ant E-1um ara 5lr-uer --su.e7-l
n -l-s cirT- ll-s. Sacr1 -lAEhr N rie
public scnuuis. ll- Sacrl y ia su1
lr lis. vi e. 6umuusH 1r -his at
M-- >aIrI las been IN schuoi az Va.
3sI-,su. Int. -1e past YEAR
1Lss lLuerrs 1eSpa-n 1us -arl-1e.i
rum ChlCagI ami View E1ra
l--s. 4---tur &r.,4 ant Ir--e sun. Egrbv
rsrrret -1,lar 1,1r a v-sir v.ri -sla,
-~as b lLesnu-u u.
l--s 4Ilu Hl---n AMI ia1El-.r
-lu--l. are r-ai-u- -a.u-vss u An
-CH >ml-i Ili .Iu-~ -ur- --r-l-,e,.
--Iu a -I--- weeks 1CcIr TRIP ID Az
-l-suu ant lrlsr gor-i % El1sas.
lL-s. II Z Su--LFs amt 1--lcran. e. 7-
l-t Euuua- u Eerv7u. vera IL -is
,lrT -l'iu -lHLuE lL-i. S,i--lrsf r1rrr.
-r A-s. o. ~ Young vlG s Do I- -1a
-I-.T sH--I--Il-u
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WON ANOTHER GAME
sr1Tn9 F'p3Ez DENIsON
CzEE EsT0 CAMP BT 8 To
SFoRE

El.-liiis.s-s' five EE-prs Csaf-ihufesi
sa-asig "a. Their Dese1e-.nirAsan
aI Auos-s E.nca Allowed EIE1r
-Piag nazne Team FaIiIF.
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S-Ale. Golden. GIrrsrirg.
Bswll5e-tng. A-Ecc Dollar
SCeez Par,4se n 10 4 NJ
Pr~rs'.-ng Fi-Ss Psrso<-a,ce.
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tr,ent-s lera have -a,ai-af .a--is
-lm ar ami lI--f Ea-i A-aev. vim ls-s
DOW n san t-llc.aGa. They VIII susnd
ieveI-I- wsslE N -I-lrIrnu vtslrng
-fa- 1lruer hume
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-21

A - ,sinrr-F Fl, ~. 1-crrs La--a
Fi-i fr1isi nft -.rt- .-1rr 81. rl1rs
81 tsr tnrls 2 f--s-- al. s-rsr-s az.
TO 1cr-i-rag- Er--a ncC, t-.s .ra--,r
cur ca snri Elaae 1-s -ar IA. .sar
Lie. -ts