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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06

nsr Masierabe iibsrraTdt. an fpeIdl
syoleenbe iih bst6eilieten: Bertha
Susio, Dorotbp Hlrin, Morid
aearns, Tsarsaret 5rommsI, Sea-
nette ains, 4enes &reimer, Maria
grsebp, Glara Rebtin, Oorotbp go.
ling. Wsarp Hepille, Gtbel 8siins,
eSIBdbetb gsbers, 5rances andrr,
sbsa goIte, 2euora Smith Gitber
Smifb, Snrrb 3ehsns. SrnlIt Bad,
Hohert 2stt, 9lrtbur Striss, Gbparb
&earns, George Cifertag, @inarb
Trommsl, Gb. Gsbers, Mtlton G,ib.
ions, Bill 8edmeper, Qerop 9reebp,
6aroIb Gsbers, Ralpb 6errinsbaus,
arbH Mnher, Sobu 8idlep. Cigar
Smitb, 9om Stdiibch, 6afen Sager,
gtobert unb Sabib Stnubah unb
Carl Sdpdb.
SRI. @bitb StGbl, bic 9odter
REG Serrn cscbu Gtobl BON geleDue,
trirp i'm nGtliten Wonai nit Ssrr
sSrpine Roberiou BON 9irgiuien, iit
tsrmablsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
Nennem in Satomia.

Sas R.iultat Der ssitrig.n Rem
ren mar luis folgt:
81 ties Rsuntu 2sjGbrige
Wlainen iiIlies; 5 JurlOrgs: Mabel
3rast, 100 (6OparbJ eeiponnen:
Sean &, 1O3 (5unn, 5peiisr; auss.
fine, 105 (9entrp), britter. 3eit:
leo As.
Die 81 Uelitusls be5nblien: Id6el
Srnst, Straight $3.50, gIaee $500,
Gboip $40; Sean 81, Plaee 1870,
Gtoip $3.50; anseIine, Sbotp $3.50.
3peites ReHneu 4siG6ri.
gs rHb Gltere; ! 1s16 W2eile: Bean
SpilIsr, 112 (gonneIInJ, aeponneu;
3uib 3uib. 107 g. @aruer), 5ipeis
ter; @rasmers. 107 (6unt, brittsr.
3eit 1:46 3>5.
Die 81 Ututuels be3dhlteu: Bean
|Spiler. Struisbt $3.50, pIats So
so, sbop $40; 9aIb 9uib, piace
$27.7O. Shop $14.20; @rasmere,
Sbcp $500.
Orittss Rennen - 2sjdbris
&c; 6 6urlonss: 20. SO. Saitinss,
1oo (GrHber). (I.Ib). acpOnn,n; Ct.
4unlitine, 100 CMartin), Speiter;
GpearIsne, 112 CWiaiams), britter.
Seit 1:12.
Die 81 Dhrllels be5nbIien: 80. SO.
SGftiHgs. Struigbt $42.10, placs
$3.50. S5otp $3.50; Ct. gluguItine.
qplace $3.50. sbolp $3.50; Sgear.
leuc. Sbptp S7.10.
8isrtes Renneu 3sidbris
qs unO dltere; l Uteile unb 20 garbs:
grableb's gboire, 1O6 Gonnelp), ees
pounsn; 4rrisi, 103 (Grump), Sipeis
ter; sfsll Spoop, 1O3 CMurps), brits
ter. Sci. ZAP.
Die So gfutusls be3abItsn: 9rabs
ltp's gboiee, Straight $3.50, g!alls
$2.70, Sbpip $3.50; 9lrriet, g,lac.
$2.7oa Shop $3.50; Sell Sspoop,
lShofp $3.50.
Finftss Renner Dos
TerHbant funDieop; ole qlftr; 6s5urs
fcngs: Splp, lis (giorn). esfpOns
nen; Opportunity. 113 GDiGiams),
aipeiter; sSruit gate. 112 (Sbiaing),
6rittsr. 3eit Ill 3s5.
Die 81 Mlutuels be5dbItsn: Gonp,
Straiabt $500. plaes $500, Gbop
s2.2o; Opportunity, gsIacs $500,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
eibcral gaD,riidjer limterit. .gsrein.

IN etbipsfsnbeit bss -Snrn 3oee5
1Iid fiibrie S.rr aari aatfile ssii.rn
absub ben 9orFib in Der 9triamms
lung bss obigen @er.ins. ipdhrsnb
Ssrr geO. +. 3itt, ipis iibli6, ieiuss
Gmits als SetretGr pGlt,ts. an orti
IiraHte Miiglieotr gelansisn S1l.00
sur aussnb!una. Die 1ruiisss BE-
rititien, bob lie ben. in Durissr 8:rs
fammluns ,rbalttnen eluftras gum
9(ntnuf bon 2ibtrib Bombs i'm 81
trnee bon 5000 ausgefiiprt unb bi.
Bombs Dem 8ersinspsrmogen 6elas'
fiiai bdttsn. Die ginnatmsn bttru
gen So uno bic 2lusgabsn SIC.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
geattariidJe gsmrit.

Ter 9RsItaurhtsur Sstar Dob BOT
seiisrn i'm iidotiiftn @sfunbbsiisamt
probsn pon p.s,iariitsn Ssrit'cn
unisrbrsiist, bic .r 5ubereitst bat IND
feiner 4niiht Hnh. iOipeit b.
91brpuib in gstrnht tommt. sintu
pOIlgiiIiiesn Griab fir igIsii4no5'
rung bisten Gr brnfte proben tor
gratipurii, anlbstotIstis unb ioaw'
burger Stsai. idmmtli6 aus Gsnlas
ie Jlfbtr.ii,i, nad, 0sm Geiunb5s.iss
amt unb bisis proben lperben MN
pom hdotii6en Gt.miisr auf lhr;n
RGbrru.rtb bin unierilldr ip.rbsR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
: eapt. :. u. grupnfisIs bsrid.

eopt. y. u. SrplpnftelD bertdDs
ttt, bab ber.its 30 Winnn in bic bieii.
se 2ompusnie her Rotionalaorb,
einaetreten iinb. 9ie Retrutirunass
fSatiDn, pelte i'm Z. Strobe Norft.
tous etatdiri ipurb,, in ieben albenb
bon a8 llbr bis 8 lItr se6ffnet.
= Wm. S'Ssrron. 13 Sa1re ali
uno glO. 25 Wartin StraBe ipobnbnit,
fisI seitern on Der Ruiisn @penue rub
3pOIftsH Strabe be; bem 8erlu9,
einen gIutoInitpugsn gu beifsigsu, 5u
gooer, nobel er an &opf perleBi
purbe. @r tpurbs in betpubtloIem
3uitanbe nad benz ct. GIiiabsll sos
ipital gebra9t.
= Der Gountpanipolt :. 9anIon
sntging ssitern nit fnapper Rotb sis
ner erobns Gsfabr, ols on Der Bier
ten unb @resnup StroBe cine grcBs
1ouring Gar NIT isinsm 9luto .pIIis
oirte. Dos guio mar arg bei6dbi5t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
s,aIber sanlieisrias.

9lrf eieies il Der sSabItns ;u
cinem baIben leiertna aeiicnpclt
iporoen uno 3lpar beginIi ole G.ier
iagseigeuidait nm II llbr @,itiags.
lin oieie StnnSe idllietleu ole Ban
Ten. ioodb ale gantaeid'dfte pdbre,is
bes 9ornittnaS erIcoiat ueroen milf
len &ediel unO gioten. Die beute
fdlig prroen. miiiien bis II llar
SiittnaS einacl0it obcr prolougirt
iein, anocrnialIs lie Su grotsii 1eben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
Dies mnS 9as.

- Siderbeits DirtitOr sFrisbians:r
srnannk ssitern Jrsb ID. SobuFc.5
BON Der 1ofpnihip uHo YalIep Ips /.
Glijf =. 5arcins pCn NO. 1903 sont
iiion 2lptnut unb elmer 8. yoHrs
non glo. 1919 Gin Strabe ~ rssuic
RH pOIijilisn uno WiIiam aran.r
bon Ro. 2124 Weittrn aOsHns sum
Subitituis poliiiiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
etop $3.50; srua eats. saop

Sed)ifes Rennen 3sidbri
ee; Wieile uub 70 yarbs: Wilsi
i5inlen, 105 (Sarrett), seiponnsn
Tlaft Of Steel, 102 (Stsarnsl, 5iuti
ter; 9as De gbnnss, 81 (Biais)
orittsr. 3eit 1:43 2s5.
Die 50 Wuiusls teSdbIien: wlifsi
Sinlsn, 5traisbi s21.7o. pIae. So
40, ebop $a.40; 5laIb Of Steel
glace S21.7O, S6op 1920; pas
De Gbares, Sbop $3.50.
Stetentes Rsnnen- 4siGh'
rias unb dltere; l lie Wleils; Sapo'
nayru, 1O2 lNuisitic), saDonnn;
cGsIIin g, 109 (gOnnelp). 5tpeiter
SurcO, LOG (8uridN, brittsr. 3si'
1:45 4=5.
Die So Nsutusls be5nblten: Sapo-
nara, Gtraiabt $34.l0. pIacs $16.'
100, SboU $500; SuIia 8, place
$7.20, Sboip $500; 9urtO, Sb0r
Sc 20.
Fiir bic kutigsn RsnneN ipurbsn
bic fulg,nben gisrbsH ansemeIbet: +.
erites geunsn - 2.idbrige Rai'
BEN Colts uno GjeIoinss; 5 Jurlonss
eprinafpe 103, Gone Stnr 108,
Qudp Dan 106, 5at 9il 106, 3ujns
lamb 1o8, Gbar,p Eolts 10S. @alli'
oaH 1oS, Gittl. guB 106. @dlier
grabb 1OS, Sifip 107. Quito 108,
Ti6 112. 3uldTig: 9rsai gun 1O6,
Diti, W 100, s.rnaH l06, llnar
40, sim ReSts 1oS, gstha Wlil'
lion 103.
3lpeites Renrtn = 3sidbriss unS
dItsrs; 6 TurIcrss: Sp6il SO, Nali.r
s. Scarce 1o1, RiB SherpDob 102.
gobp Gal 1o5, 9it Of G Oepil log,
lid Weit 1os, aOribaas 102, drani
GpI,man 1ol, zoe 8errifein 105,
81 @oIomar 1OG, 2abp WsiIbreb 1O6,
groent 109. 3uIaTis: Roscoe Soois
81. soutbsrn Qsagu. 102, Dsartrs
lO6, IIeet gelIe 1o2, S4emsr
io5, @bite GruDn 81.
Orittes R,nntn - 2siGbrise; 5a
;rurlpnos: HrOiiIa 81, Sreesp SO,
gertrude 8 103. quItrnaiter 105,
Ss,oppo IolIsp l07, GIairpopant 100,
Oriental girl IS, 5toruibounb 103,
g.ue Ntre 104, Gina Sdorr 105.
Qittle prineeb 1o2. a3alea lis. 3ls
lafTia: alina 100. Sing Srcpato lO6,
g.bpneto 80, aotis Canal 105.
gieries Renrm = 3sjdhrise uno
alier.: 6 TurIcras: @eree 1o3, Risht
Opi 1O6, Reblaro 100, @unipmins
112, Sarrp g 112, Gieerpne 1o3,
eura,on LOG, gRon,pmd.er 109, 5.
z. Wurepd 112
,yiinftes RennsH - gorie 5000;
gRt. .auburn SaHoieap; 3siGbrist uno
Glt,r.: IL IR.i.,: 1oroibp Dean 102,
@olpr 1O4, R1ndKr 116, Gun Jor'
tune 1O4, Tt2looo 100, eubeeI 131.
Sehit.s R,nnen - 4sidbrise uno
Gftere; Il RsiIs: @epner 100. 9ittle
etyina 1O5, Usebforb Bon 100, Solits
los. sborupcoo 1o5, 2iitle Stsaer
100, @oier grOof 105. Grin 1o5,
asf Ser 1O5. 5urpofins 1o8.
Siebentes 9ttnnsn A.
iGbrio. unb dItsrs; II Wtil.: Reptou
100, Sea urtan 103, Bean Spiaer
1o5, 3u5oru 1o5. 5dir Orient 105.
ehds 103, Dui. Of SbeIbp 105.
Sppbp Sctpbp 1o5. aItebaran lo5,
SInd 5rrft l08.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06

etrobs. elm, alnTdx nit gboIpbsrs
iGure bdnobabsnb, nidt porfhtis ge-
mug su Wert unb bic 6oIse ipdr, baB
er iHpere granbfpunoen on Der rsdbs
ten Sanb, fopie am rs9ten arm bos
ponirua. Der @erunsliidte purot,
nodbsm ibm arstIide 9ilfe au 1bsil
sspcrben, nad isiner Wohnun9 ss'
braht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06

Cpferirsubistsit.. NIT Der ,tr ben In
bisfsr 3.it 10. i6psrsn aampf fir
fsutits Nunft burdfiibrt. 3<n
gefd!lb msin,s auisntbalts biIbs.
;e sin 9Ortrussabsro i'm .eitsraris
Tdsn alub', 100 ii6 aussrlsisns
S60rssifisr treffsn (Worfisenber Cub.
mig DoIt9si). Sit Is Elm Bunoer.
iusnn it nit bsIonb.r.m gsrgniistn
on BIN ausflus nah eiHrinnnsi sus
riieesnts?
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Ifiniflff FIR

aalisr I. qrsmis fir Glsrf bss atuisH Gsuut,
9ertdts am 6. Hspember.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
Sin auslus nad GiHtinuati.
Senrp 4. Urban idJiloert mas er ses
icben nno ssbOrt bat.

Mos man bort seisben ba6en mub.
Der Weiiqsr grunn.n uno
8drf Sdu5. - Cine 3uiammsns
funFt nit Rattsrmnnn. - Die bsuts
ids Sprade in Der RessrI4uI,. =
Der .JrOfdtOnis" i'm bsuti6.n
Sbedtsr.
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8eAebme nnS 1aptpn.

5err Geo. Stauba6, BON
Der 4. apsrs'e, DdptoH, ipurbe nit siz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06

ltnicr gsrpt in Sainilton 1T Ser
Gbnarb gruf, 449 Sho fiinfte Ctr.
gea Gel. 476.R. Some ThOHs
t631.g.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

'sTsns Nights Al ! Bar Rocus On Deem.
s, Sadie III sson on December s. Vress
kinds MINISTRIES On Deeembsr 5. EARN.
e. Hopkins on Decemhe 4. The Ger.
man Detective, on Decenber a. An
uncle Toms Cabin played here Jan.
rary 3, Guy Brothers Minister'S Jam.
airy 2, .The Derby Mascot January 16
and "Si Perkins" q week later. ''Ths
Black Crook" came In March OF that
year according 70 program preserved
by Fred Bartlett. Robert Downing Wis
tied Warrington on May 6 OF that year.
"Joah Simpkins" opened the next sea:
son on September 4. "a Romance Of
Coon Hollow came on the 18th. 1.-THE
Fast Mail" was there October !, 1.-TWO
Old Cronies" October 80. Florence
Bindley In The Pay Train" twice that
season. On January z. 1896, Manning.
ton had "a Trip to Chinatown" on
jenuary IS Guy Brothers Minstrels
came again, while Little Trixie" play!
ed on January 10, which Is particularly
interesting as May Smith Robbins, the
star. is nov located at Connellsville.
where she manages the Scissor thea:
ire. Gorton's Mlnstrels were here
March % Of that year. In 1898 there
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13
OIL Aetsz
Il
Warrington WILL
HAVE NEW THEATRE
H. Modi Has Purchased Site
For It On South Clarks-
burg Street.
o.. E. Meredith Press Bureau.)

(E. E. Meredith Press Bureau.)
MANNINGTON, w. Va. Dec. 12.-
A new theatre. is planned for Manning.
ton by H. Modi, who now conducts the
idle Hour" theatre and 1t will be
erected just across the bridge from
the main part Of the town. on South
Clarksburg street. Mr.. Modi recently
fought the site and has determined
upon theatre. It is interesting in
this connection to record that the four
Modi Brothers are doing the major
part Of the building and improvements
now under way in Warrington as A. X.
Modi is putting up fine three.story
building which he will use for his store
while another brother is remodeling
the Arlington hotel at great expense.
Warrington now has three theatres
with about $50 seating capacity each,
but has no theatre big enough for tour
ing attractions. The understanding is
that Mr.. Modi will build such a house,
though his present theatre is Of the
picture calibre. The three theatres
now running are Burt's theatre, owned
and operated by Arch Burt, The Dixie,
owned by Fred Bartlett and operated
by Carl Ingram and the idle Hour"
the Modi house.
The Dixie theatre plays tabloids and
pictures and will have tabloid the
last half" of this week and one next
week. Burt's secured the Aircraft SER
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

grounds, 5 sandy desert scene where
Arabs walk and sing and Z camel en-
ters and sits patiently down. The miIs
sic, provided by . large orchestra f0l-
lows the eject rule. too, i1terpolnts
ing noises supposed to assist the eye
In the pictures procedure.
Considered from the standpoint Of
picture production. The Garden OF
Allah Is extremely well done. It fol-
lows closely the lines laid by the book.
as IL Colin Campbell's way Of produc-
ing. and has been carefully enytroned
lcenically In such wise as to be In.
fInitely more picturesque than either
novel or play.
"Helen Ware and Thomas Santschi
carry the lead roles, and It must be
conceded that the thing fs really Mr..
Santschfs picture. His representation
Of Boris, the unhappy. endeavoring to
escape q guilty memory. is Of life It:
self"
"The Trail Of the Lonesome Plne.n
Seats went on sale yesterday at Mar.
tins Book store for "The Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine" which is the master.
full e/matiation OF the striking novel
Of the Virginia hills. by John Fox. Jr,
author of THE Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come" to be presented by a
metropolitan company at the Grand to.
morrow. In this play, Eugene Walter.
the famous dramatist. Is seen at his
hest. AS one inspired he has wonder
fully pictured the unusual characters
and stirring scenes Of the book.
June. who is loved by three million
book readers. is seen In all her print
tive wildness and develops under the
eye to the beautiful creature painted by
John Fox. In the flesh she is even
more bewitchin gthan is the charming
character in the novel.
John Hale. Dave Tolliver, Bob Berk-
ley, Uncle Billy and other characters
are all seen in the play even as they
appear in the book. each with the pc
culiar characterization which adds
charm to the book.
-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

up awaiting Mss DAVIS complete re-.
cpyerY and Il Is expected that she Will
be back At the studio IN the near ID:
tnre.
MARY PfclSford,s newest AIRCRAFT
picture, Stella Mars. !. adapted from
William J. Locke's well known book BY
Frances Marion and staged by Mar.
shall Neilan. has been finished ct the
Hollywood. Cal. studio. In this picture
.our Mary" for the first time In her
career, appears In a dual role.
Ten Essanay actresses recently
collected several hundred dollars for a
soldiers tobacco fund being raised by
the Chicago Daily News The girls
csnyassed the Palace Theatre after an
appeal had been madc from the stage.
Those who took part were: Dorothy
Hayes. Evelyn Napier. yEthelyn Dryer.
Helen Martin. Billy Gregory. Helen
Mcdonald, Dorothy Walters, Sylvia
Edney, Madeline Mas and Frances
Conrad.
Mrs. Thomas Bell, Balboa's offi.
cial nurse. took her little ten year old
Kathleen to see Roscoe Arbuckle, the
film comedian. in his latest photoplay,
"a Country Hero" The child studied
he printed program q long moment.
Looking up at her mother. she said:
Il Just love that Rascal Arbuckle,
| Mamma deari"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

vice. o-snine With 1t Monday night.
when George IL. Conan n broadway
Jones', tha first Artcraft. drew D. big
house 10 spite OF cold weather. FATTY.
iArbtickle In His Weddipg Night
comes Friday. Mary Piclkford In sThe
Foor Little Rich Girl comes next Mon
Gay, Douglas Fairbanks IN wild and
Woody" December a. ana "Civilizn,
tion" 10 announced for New Years
day.
The Idle Hour has been selected for
e Red Cross benefit next Monday and
Tuesday when "Womanhood - The
Glory OF q Nation" will be presented.
Burt's theatre expects TO have Red
Cross benefit later.
None Of the Warrington theatres
gave Red Cross benefit on December
Z. The Dixie had no attraction that
day and no one worked up benefits at
the other houses.
Warrington formerly had q theatre
which was devoted to travelling attrac.
tons, which was turned into an apart.
ment house some year, ago. When It
was erected It was looked upon as a
fine theatre and when attractions ap.
peared there people frequently made
the journey from Fatrmont TO be pres.
ent That theatre was incorporated on
March ]. 1894. and cost $500. e. @.
Martin. ]. G. Burchinal and @. r. snod:
grass took $500 In stock, J. o. Huey
took $3.50, N. r. Hamilton took $500,
]. Walter Rex took $500. W. B. Sine. J.
M. Barrack and Gale Burt took $500
and G. N. Roger and J. F. Rex took
500 each. The company borrowed the
rest Of the money.
No one recalls tust what the open.
ing attraction was. "The Devils
Web" played there October "a, 1894.
The Boy Tramp" on the next night,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13
Look Years Younger
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

Marjorie Daw, leading lady to
douglas Fairbanks in his new picture
for Aircraft, 1.-THE Modern Musketeer,"
is rapidly recovering from her recent
accident in the production of scene
for this play when she broke her leg.
Work on this firm is now being held
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13
"The Guardian. Is wen Acted

After seeing THE Guardian" one
comes away with the Relation that
the acting of June Elvidge. Montague
Love and Arthur Ashley, and espec-
tally Miss Elvidge, has monopolized
the attention.
Miss Elvidge is called upon to play
young girl. who is under the care
OF guardian. who forbids her mar.
riage to a schemer plotting to get her
fortune. At one time this schemer
gets the upper hand when he finds
out that the guardian. now respect
ed citizen, was safe cracker some
years before. Circumstances force
the girl to realize the falseness OF
the fortune hunter and the worth OF
her reformed crook.guaradain and she
switches her affection.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13
"cLosE.uPS"

Rita Harlan, formerly with Brady's
company in THE Man of the Hour
and also Seven Keys to Baldpate," is
a member of the acting staff Of Bal
boa. Miss Harlin has been cast as
the mother of kathleen Clifford in her
new five reel feature under direction
Of Henry Otto.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

Frineess Repeats Warwick Picture.
THE Silent Master" selznick bic
ture starring Robert Warwick. which
was put on at the Princess yesterday
will be repeated today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

have probably. at different times had
4 ! an actor Of the genus ham" button.
I hole you, take you to one side and
conffde TO you that In the last show
he was with he stole the show" from
the star, meaning that his talent was
90 great that when he was on the
stage the star was an "also ran" that
HE got the applause and that the'suc-
cess Of the performance was due to
his efforts, all of which, OF coruse,
should be taken with a liberal grain
OF salt. In Pathe's "a Little Patriot"
q feature starring Baby Marie os.
borne, had there been in the picture
aistar OF any less talent than the Baby
Bernhard" possesses an instance
might have occurred where very
minor player would have stolen the
show" for a few scenes. This Is how II
happened. A little unnamed pick.
anipny has an important part In the
picture and as required per scenario
gets In possession OF a huge trombone
which he totes around with him, play.
ing on It at every opportunity. The
sight Of the chubby little darby wrcst-
ling with the huge instrument tripping
over It and then blowing on 1t until
one would think his eyes would pop
from his head is excruciatingly funny.
But, thank Heaven. little Sambo is
not a ham actor" He doesn't boast
Of how he Stole the show" in those
3 few scenes.
A Han. and Bud Today.
Z "A Champion of the Law" one of
those always interesting Stingaree ad-
ventures and THE Angel of Poverty
Row. are dividing honors for topline
position on the Nelson bTll today.
Both are dramas Of the absorbing in-
terest type. Along with these is a
Ham and Bud comedy named 1.-THE
Foot and the Loot" The return Of
these popular comedians to the Mel.
son screen Is a welcome event. Both
these characters offer a type of com.
edy OF which the public never tires. II
there is anything in the wide range oil
comedy stunts-from being pulled
from dock by speeding motorboat
TO riding down several hills on 300.
horsepower cake of ice-which these
popular comedians have not expert.
enced in their efforts to amusei the
Iublic they like to know about it. The
best information obtainabie is that
there isn't anything they, have over.
looked. Jumping OFF bridges, fighting
with both comedy and straight" cops,
driving autos down steep inclines ano
the thousand.and.one stunts which
Ham" has performed in his many
popular comedies released through
General Film Company are not cata.
iogued as experiences any more-but
Just plain. every day work, so com.
mon have they become.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13
New Program at Hlpp Today.

Retaining only that superb male
Guartette, the Castle Square singers.
Tassell's Southern Beauties will an.
Lear at the Hippodrome today in an
otherwise completely changed bin. It
will please patrons of this theatre to
learn that the best feature Of the open.
Ing bill will again be presented.
With the change comes an opportun.
ity for the chorus to show itself. All.
ready they have proven themselves a
bunch Of active workers and also dis.
played some ability at dancing.
The play is a scream for fun" All
sorts OF humorous situations are
yolved and the dialogue throughout the
piece is brinftil of witticisms. SThere
VIII be another change of program on
Friday.
Garden of Allah Friday.
Kitty Kelly in the Chicago Exam.
iner in areview of THE Garden OF
Allah" which comes to the Grand Fri.
ray and Saturday in picture, has this
a lovely curtain of cloudland back.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13
fAppEp ATTRACTIONS.

Hippodrome-Under the Bed. pic
ture.
Nelson--A Champion Of the Law.
Stingaree drama; Boot and the Loot.
Ham and Bud comedy.
Dixie Chaplin comedy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-24
MANY CHANGES TO BE
MADE IN LINEUP OF
THE BROOKLYN TEAM

New York, March 24-Wilbert Rob-
inson, manager Of the Brooklyn Ma
tional league champions. is going to
start the race this spring with line
up greatly changed. and ne's more con-
fident than ever, If reports are true,
in the strength of his men.
Robinson, with mediocre baseball
club, won the National league cham
pionship last year. So, if he believes
his ball club is as good or a trifle bet
ter this year, then someone, including
John ]. McGraw, is due to stage some
tall speed.
There is just one point worrying ROB-
inson. Third base isn't sewed up as
tight as it might be. Mike Mowrey
received a contract this spring calling
for a cut in salary and the veteran
sorrel-top declined with dignity and
firmness to have anything to do with It.
Then the Brooklyn club asked waivers
on Mike. with the intention of sending
him to the Pacific Coast league, and
the waivers rolled in.
Robinson will have to plant Ivan OIL
son at third unless something happens
and appoint Fabrique, a recruit, al
shortstop, a move which takes Olson
out of that crucial point. Fabrique
seems to have earned his spurs with
little trouble. but Robinson still is
worried about third base.
Casey Stengel, too, may be missing
because of the cutting fever that laid
hold of Ebbets. In his place may be
Jimmy Johnston or Hickman. Hi MY
ers and lack Wheat are known fixtures
| in the outfield.