The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-06
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Tomorrow Will Be Red Cross
Theater Day.
Tickets Going Fast, Report
From All Sellers Today.
CHANCE FOR ALL TO HELP
Every Dime Spent for Show
Goes to Worthy Cause.
Even Candy Boys and Ushers to
Work for Nothing.

Work for Nothing.
FRIDAY RED CROSS MATINEEs.
The Grand-AII-T0peka talent vaude-
Vile at $3.50 o'clock.
The SUPERINTENDENT and war pic
lures at and $3.50 o'clock.
The Majestic-Musical comedy tabloid
and vaudeville at and 8 80 o'clock.
The Orpheum-PhOtO features at and
$3.50 O'Clock.
The Iris-PhOto features at 2 and $3.50
o'clock.
The COzy-Feature Pictures at 2 and $3.50
o'clock.
The Gem-Feature pictures at and
3 80 o'clock.
The Best-MOtion features at 2 and 8 80
o'clock.
The capitalization features at and
The Apex-Pictu-es at and $3.50
o'clock.
All plans have been completed for
Red Cross benefit performances at all
Topeka theaters, tomorrow, Friday
afternoon. Tickets are being sold
throughout the city and according to
those in charge, are going fast. This
afternoon students from the high
school were located in all Topeka
business stores selling the 1O-cent
pasteboards which tomorrow after
noon will admit holders into any thea
ter in the city and show that they
have contributed to a worthy cause
at the same time.
B. P. Bartlett, a member of the
committee handling the ticket sale,
said this morning that the attend
ance at all theaters during the matt
nee performances would be good. He
had heard, he said of several promi-
nent society women buying blocks of
tickets to entertain whole school
classes as their guests.
Managers and everyone connected
with the theaters here will donate
their services during the perform
ances. Musicians, actors, stage ao-
tors, ushers and others will receive
no pay for their services. Even the
boys selling candy will turn their
profits over to the cause.
The following are the programs to
be given at all Topeka theaters:
THE GRAND.
L. NJ. and Roy Crawford, Managers.
An acrobatic act from the Y. M, c. A.
Fred Wilson, blackface comedian.
Helen Wilson, dancing.
The Modoc club.
Lyle Anderson, Ray Lattner, Dick
Gilmore and Erwin Snattinger, piano
logues-
B. P. Bartlett, soloist.
The Heighlo Hawaiian Four.
James Knowles.
Don Knowles.
William Crow.
~ Harry Mckee.
Mrs. Oscar Gregg and children,
classic toe dancing.
The Pathe News j
THE NOVELTY.
L. NJ and Roy Crawford, managers.
Vaudeville.
Curtis Comedy CANNES.
De Rex and Wood.
j Sun Fong Lin Troupe.
Hagen and Elton Co.
. Annie Kent.
Pictures-''The Retreat of the Ger
mans at the Battle of Arras."
THE MAJESTIC.
L. NJ. and Roy Crawford, managers.
The Margaret Lille company in
1.-The College Girls
Margaret Lille.
George M. Hall.
Henry Prather.
Harry Fulton.
Harry EvanSon
Francis Evanson.
Marie Kruger.
Gertrude Fulton.
Berdine Stead.
GYPSY Stead.
Laura, Bradley.
THE ORPHEUM.
G. l.. Hooper, Manager.
Sessue Hayakawa in THE Secret
Game" A Fox comedy, "A Milk-Fed
Vamp."
TIE IRIS.
l. Feltenstein, Manager.
den" Feltenstein's orchestra.
Harold Lockwood in Paradise Car
THE COZY.
Miss Ruth Wright, Manager.
Alma Reubens and Walt Whitman
in The Regenerates. A Triangle
THE GEM.
Abe UIampcrl, Manager.
F. O. Clayton in THE Tenth Case" |