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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

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I'M 4iihenofen 5u MAIDEN. Sie Solge
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aurora, Sa.-5rau Narp 8artbei.
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Mlter bon IS Sabren an Ilters.
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Wuttcr unb mebrere Vriiber uni
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am Witttpoh nnrieer Wo6e bon De
ct. Nifofaus Stride aus, nod ben
set. Slipet> Sriebboie itatt. Ser Der.
ttorbene rube in Srieben! Del
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ipurbe ioiort in dr5tIihe Sebanblnnl
aenommen~ Sie @reiiin mar nod
INNER riiitis. runo bpifen mir, bal
bieier llneliidsfau lie nidt gu ar
mitnehmeu miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
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Der Sur6ihnittS . 9ngem.
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biefcs pber ieneS Greignik ans
Gcrmnnbten. unb Treunbess
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lit immer bereit, iulde Mad.
riftcn in lire Spalten ani5u.
nebmen. 1abei nimn]t es feline
srpke N6be bic 9batfad,en amf
cine Hohfarte nieberSuihreiben
nnb einsnfdifen. Cine 3arte
fpftet Bios einen Gent, Elm @ricf
swei Gents. Wun fnb aber
itande 2emte Der MnNft, Cit
Hebaftenr foa. chen neil er
@ebafteur 1T, Mnes tpiTen. Sic
beridjten nlio nihts, finb aber
b6dlthH e~rairut, ,Senn nitts'
iiber bic betreffenbe Hesebenheit
in Der Seitmns crideiut. Der
@eiie informiert bic @ebaftipn
nnb er erreiGt feincm Swcd nnb
hilft fi& ielbft nnb Der Seitung
bic CT lieft. gljo, bite. lisbe
lanbsleute!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
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Sn 9ifferbinsen lit am 10. Sebruar
bon beutiden gbpebrseihiisen elm
fran5oiides 5lus5eue abgeid,pfen
tuoroen. 9as 5lue5eus mar init 5ipei
Sniaiieu beIest, bic beioe ibreu Sob
sefunhen buben. Nan Den dilfsehins
benen Vapieren banoelt Is fh nm
einen 9eutnant als Slueseueiiihrer
unb eiuen llnteroffi3ier als gesIeits
MANU-. Ser 8efuno srsab. paB Elm
sroBes SprenaIiid elmer 8ranate Die
8otopdno pnrhihlaseu urb baum
nabrIhcinIih ben Siibrer 10 Ihipsr i'm
8eIiht oerlest bat. oab iein 3oo ips
fort berbeieeiiibrt ipnroe. Vie Der
Sobenmeier 5eiet, lit bas 5lu93eue
aus beSeuteuper Sobe abseitiirdt; es
lit in cinem @eboft Der 8artenitraBs
III 3ifferSineen uieoersefauen. FROG
oes eeiroreuen gobeus bat iih Der
Wiotor nod tisf i'll Die grbe einees
tpiibIt. Ser Npparat ielbit lit boil
tcmmen 3ertriimmert; burh ben Guis
idIas auf bic grbe tpirb AUDI Der Ses
gleitmann ieinen Cob >sefunbeu baben
= er CAB bereits fein 2ebens3eiheu
mebr bon iif, aIs Die eriten 9anps
iturmlente iur5 nab benz Nbitl,rd. ami
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rates bin, sir Steue eiIten.
Sic geerbieuns Der Slieser fans
AM ~. 5ebruar nit milit1riiten
gbren uno inter auber9enobnlit1
grober 8etbeiIisuns ltatt. lin, 31a
llbr- ieste iid Der 3us pont Nieoers
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9anoitirmer nit seidultertem &C.
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cine nom Seieblsbaber Der bcutiher
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Sarge itrittcn Die Sffi3iere uub cine
unabiebbarc RenSe Sciotrasenecr bon
nab unb fern. gu. beioen Seiteu Del
StraBe biIbetc cine hunbcrtfopfise
Nenee Spalier. Nus Der 3iis IN Den
4irGboi einbos. mar Die &rhbpf.
Tauer bereits bon elmer Rense Eeus
sieriser beiest. Sis gum gube be,
firhliten Seier> blieb bas 9rab absc'
iperrt. Am offener 9rabe bielt
Sberirleutuant b. Boiling iol9enbt
a~niprate: raameraben. mir lteber
am 8rabe iran3oiiid,er Slieser. 20,
einigcn RGhten tameu lie aui itolSen
Slus3eus bcriibcr nm unS 3u betam'
pfen. Sic iinb i'm &f unterle9eu
sic tparen uniere Scinbe, iest iinS III
es nift mebr. Ser Cob bat Tie uns
an Sreunben eemoht. Sic baben Der
ldoniten 5ob sefunben, ben iih bas
Solcotenbers traumteu fam. Gu
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mir linen als Solbaten be5eisen ION,
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ipebr! llnb nun tpoleu mir Elm titles
@ebet fir lire Seetenrube ipre6en
Solbaten. Selm ab gum Gebet." Inter
ben 6errIiheu glumenipenoen. Die Dor
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belsiiben Rationalfarben NIT Der On
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Nus Der sbpufaten .Yrasis.

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bel mir NM bic Steae zines 8ebienten.
gu beperben. bel mir. Der th Sic
tpeeeu Giebitabls pertbeibist babel -
Vetent: Chen beSbalb, Serr Nbpofat.
Sic baben ben Serren 8eihporenen
10 piel Suites DOT mir er5dblt, ipie
nod fein aslherer .Weni6 nnb ba
slaubte i'd. Sic fpiirben iih ireuen.
peun ih Sbuen metne 9ienite anbietel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12


Der auf 8 Bis 8 Rarf sl iteben tomn,t.
= Die Serbitiaaten %itanben nod ME
10 iGleft tpie Jest. Sn ben aeQern
iinb cine Renae &artoffeln, W69rer
unb ionitiee 2ebensmittel erfroren,
bas aIIerihlimmite lit 5u befiirften.
2ur6 bas grfrieren Der a~artoffeln
bat bos gIenb. bas o6nebern srob mar.
ieinen Sobepuntt erreiht. Sdnaren
boy SunBri8en jteben Tag fir Tag
an ben Sbiiren nm elm Iluloien 81
erbetteln fir ibre buneriee camille.
8afferbtIIia IS. Sebruar.
-Sm alter bon 81 Sabreu ipnrbe
beute Srau Ralira eeborene Suianna
Pnnnes b%esraben.
Orepenma&er, 10. Sebruar.
SIN Glter bon Sc Sabren perihieb
mad burger &ranfbeit Serr Yoitamtss
8oriteber RihaeI SunsbIut. Ser
@erftprbene, Der tpdbreub Ianeen Sab
rem aIs llrterbureau sgoriteber in Ger
YoitsS DIRECTION tbdtie mar. ipuroe i'm
Sabre 1911 nab bier periest.
WetSteIt, II. Sebruar.-peute
ftarb bier Srau Waria Hmids. Che
sattin bon Sobann Eouer i'm ielteneu
aIter bon go Sabren uub na6 benz
nod ieIfenercn @1iid zines IS sidbris
gen NIT iieben ainbern seiegneten
g~beitanoes; nnb ME bate Der Sob
fpdbreub oieies Iangen Seitraumes
ginfebr in ibr Saus gebaIten.
9 anbmeiIer, ~. Sebruar. -
SnfoIee etner 9uneenenf5nnpnns itdrt
gejterr mad einem a%d,ttdgieen &raus
fenlaeer Der Better tes 8~irelerbofes,
6err Iif. aIocrih Sdmis, I'M alter
bon As SabrenCf;
5tnHertbaI (Hruh), 10. Be-
bruar.-6err 2utsen, @erbereibeiiser
unb 9%eberbanbIer aus Sels. bat baa
tiir5Iit, ~aneeiaufte Gonrab'ihe I'M
ipeien an iransoiii6e Yatres Der 8es
ieaifaft Seiu gum Ereiie Dor 225 Sr.
ben Seftar auf lansere Seit perpahtet
3err gonrab bat bic auf Citation 90
tpinseu s~elesene @aitpirthihaft bes
Germ aeriten gum Yreiie sen 25,
600 Sr. aus freier Sano eefauit..
aanI, 12. Sebruar. y @eiferr
NaGmittaa itiir5te infolse pes 4Iatt,
eiiss bic gbefrau bes bieiisen Berg
names &irif cine hobe Saustreppt
binunter. @dbrenb ibr fein gro6eres
9eib eeihab. tpurSe has in ibrer
Grmen. lid befinbIife anbtrtbaibidbi
rise Sinh berart idiper am 8ppfc her,
lest, eab es baIb Saraui itarb.
0afferbiIIia, II. Scbrum
-Wou Der groben adlte 1879 ullI
1880. an Die ifpn mebriah erinner-
purbe, pirb aud, bier nod er5GbIt
Sn elmer Nadt froren, Sauer II. Toiel
iait iiberaa 81 uno sipur bic Suue,
unterbalb Der giienbabnbriide bis sni
Miinbuns in Die Woiel. 3u Der.
ifieoenen Nalen muBte bas @is &C.
iprengt fperoen. bcnn man fiird3tet'
fir ben geitanb Der 8riiden. @
pnroeu 2od,er III baS gis eebauen
bann Sprengmittel init elmer Sfanet
utter baS gis seihon<p NIB entaiirbet
Don Der oberen Bride ipnrben Dina,
nit atronen aui bas @is sefporfan
Ils bas @is I'M ielben Sabre bier ab.
eins. itaute es iih uutsrholb Ser Crit,
idaft 10. Sab oas Waiier in eirel
Stunbe aubertbalb Reter fpudps. Be
Born rpar bos gis Der Sauer mebrer,
Weter bod anfeeihihtet uno belt lid
biz gum Sriibiabr lpie in einem gis,
feler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
mSlfe in G~mrembare.

Siettrh, 10. 5e6rudr. - Gin
2anbbrirftrdser 5efam aeitern duf ieia
ncm Hunbgdns in Der Hdhe bon
Qungseorf orci 8olie au 8efiht. Aud
Srtsbenobner haber bic Tbtere ee~
fe6em. .Gdraufbm Dliroeu beite
Norsen bic 9dnb6rieftrdger beg btes
iigen Boitanrtes nit einem Stenitz
repolber perieben.
0idpetIer, 10. Sebriar. -
Seute Worser geger II ubr tdntert
einem bier luoblbetannten SrduIein
auf benz 8cee bon SidipeiIer mad,
Rosport brei Wolfe Sl @eftdt. Sds
5rdnlein. tpeldbes lid iebr beeitts. bas
Gorf an erreifer, purbe nod Idnee
bon ben geftien nerfoIat. Su Hcss
port mar bulo allen 2euteu bas Grs
eienib betannt
SaaraIbeui. 0otbrfneen.
.-Ourdb bieiise @%ilipobner, tpelhe bon
rerbisbeim nab Saaralben beinfebrs
ten, mqlroe Stpii6en ben SrHhaften
OelUttuCtut INV SAittltSSh ~ ~
NGbe bes BaIOeS Dor lesterer @es
meinbe Elm @olf seiebeu.
ghternnd d.. II. Ssbruor.-Sei
@rimnerune an oas adlteiabr 1879
1880 tpirb nns iiber bas Nuftreter bes
8oIfes seihrieben! Sm Ralbe Ras
nertsen unfpeit 9idipeiIer battle Der
Noritcr 4. Y. Stpa pon gdteruah, elm
redter SGser uno 8aibmanu Dor benz
Serrn flint 8olie einsetreiit. aae.
flint iameu Srr Strede unO Stpar
batten Die Serreu Seiurih galbauff.
4pnbuttpr Oonbslinser. 81. Ramiir lie
einen @oIi II. Soriter Stol 5fpei Iolfe
CUR Strcde aebraht. 8eitere fiini
@pIie itoB oerielbe Soriter au Srrem.
Yriim CUR Yan. in Der ,Saurot. 5l
@eiersbci bel Bed. im Sspeiler Gro
Benbiiih unb 3u Serburg. Sdnmts
lihe Sbiere nebit elmer srpben Nn3ahl
bon Sauen fparen r%eselmdbis I'M
Shiu'iten Sotelsarten aussereIt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

iiber. - 5iir Elm in Der Sieefrieb,
Strabe, 9ugemburesgabnbo sele9es
nes 8obns unb @eihdftsbaus bes
aaufmanuS OeltgensGrensoorff purs
ben in offentliher g%eriteieerune 49,
600 Dronfen seboten. gs erfolete
teiu 8uiHIae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

feicrliter Geihenbienit fir bic sefals
Ienen Sliegcr fanb in Der Yiarrfirhc
gu 9ifferbinsen, am Sonnerstae. ben
is. Eebruar, Inn If llbr 8ormittaes,
itutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
&eine Bot mebr mad
2~uSembura.

@abiueton, $. G.
General : Vofhneifter 81trlefon
siebt befannt, bab ipdbrenb Der
7auer bes arieees aIer Rofts
perfebr NIT 9eutihlanb, Sefter>
reihs llnearn. 9u1embiirs, Bull
eorten unb Der Eiirtet elm
seiteut 1T.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
MUTUAL FEATURE
TO BE SHOWN AT THE
ISIS TODAY ONLY

Richard Bennett, Mutual star, will
appeal at the Isis today only in And
the Law Says"
Judge Kirby Is the stern judge who
believes that existing laws should be
enforced to the letter. irrespective OF
whether or not individual injustice be
done.
In his youth the judge posed In a
college town under an assumed name,
just as a lark, and while still larking
had love affair with the daughter of
a college professor. Later. finding that
the affair had developed a serious as
pect. he departed. still under his as
sumed name.
The mother of his child Is befriended
by DR.. Cartmell. lifelong friend OF
her family. This child, a boy. grown
to manhood. is accused of murder
tried on circumstantial evidence. and
| convicted. The trial judge, unknown
to either. is the convict's own father
This fact revealed, Judge Kirb.
abandons his stern PHILOSOPHERS and
tries to secure pardon for his son
but in vain. The boy Is electrocuted
DIR. Cartmell, who has always stood
against capital punishment. claiming
that electrocution did not kill, but
merely deadened sensibility, resusci-
tates the lad
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

lonely and her monotonous life pals
upon her. In her room above the sta
ton she hears the grinding of the train
wheels and the dismal whine OF the
whistle from morning till night Sew
eral scenes of this sor: serve to get
the character firmly placed. and no
when the third angle of the story is
introduced the manner in which she
innocently plunges into trouble con-
vinces the spectator. who by that time
is thoroughly in sympathy with the
woman.
"Alice Brady Is seen In the role of the
wife. Her excellent performance IS
one OF the dominating notes of the
picture. Miss Brady perhaps can
suffer better than any actress on the
screen. Here she suppresses her emo
tions to nicely; does not let them be-
come so pronounced that she will meet
the accusation OF over-acting. Edwin
7. Langford acts the husband to fine
effect and Arthur Ashley typifies the
idler wonderfully well. J. Clarence
Harvey, Edward M. Kim5all, Justine
Cutting and Walter d. Greene COM
prise the supporting cast"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
. make good as film stars?

to make good as film stars?
These are questions that have be-
come quite puzxle during the won
derful growth Of the motion picture
industry. within the past few years.
Perhaps no better instance can be
cited in line with this discussion than
the case Of Mae Marsh. whose name
Is now familiar to movie patrons half
way around the world. Miss Marsh
made her advent into the pictures four
years ago. at the age OF 16. At this
time she was at the awkward age and
her face was literally covered with
freckles. Even her most ardent ad-
mirer would have hesitated to call her
beautiful. Yet she possessed In a 81
perlative degree that indefinable quail
ity necessary to the success of the mo-
ton picture actress. The first 10 min
utes she had acted before the camera
were sufficient to convince the direct
or that in the freckled and sunburned
girl-he had made find. Today the
snub -nosed. scrawny girl of four years
ago is listed way UP among the tor
notch" stars Of the photodrama.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
ALICE BRADY STARS
IN WORLD PICTURE At
STRAND TOMORROW

"A Woman Alone" World film pre-
senting Alice Brady in the leading
role, opens at the Strand tomorrow. A
New York critic says of the film:
THE familiar triangle. represented
by an unsmypathetic husband, justly
bored wife and a relentless villain is
offered here in a setting Of originality
and presented with several unusually
pleasing characterizations. The pic
ture has been given fine production
from every angle. There is never a
scene that strikes an unrealistic note,
while the acting Of the principals does
much to carry the story through to 4
convincing finish. Willard Mack, WHO
wrote the story, has done more than
give his several players q vehicle. His
leading figure, the wife. suffers from
an enforced environment. She ID
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
"REpEEMINo LOVE-"

"Redeeming Love-" a. Morosco- Para
mount picture which is the attraction
at the Isis beginning tomorrow. marks
a double stellar debut. Kathlyn Will
liams, one of the most popular stars
on the screen, makes her debut as
Morosco player and Thomas Holding.
who co-stars with her. appears for the
first time under the banner Of that
producing company. In the case of
Miss Williams. the picture represents
her first appearance on the Paramount
program. but Mr.. Holding has been
identified with Famous Players pro-
auctions ever since he appeared In
support of Pauline Frederick In an
adaptation OF Hall Gaines The Eter-
nal City" Other important members
Of the cast are Herbert Standing.
Wyndham Standing. Helen Eddy, Jane
Keckley and Don Bailey.
"Redeeming Love" Is not without its
thrills for there is one big scene In
which a large touring car goes hurt
ling over a cliff into the sea, carrying
with 1t its passengers. This Is one of
the most remarkable accident scenes
which has been produced on the screen
and clearly shows that tho big touring
car which was used for tile purpose
was actually sent over the cliff.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

Wright had described him. The char
acter was easily duplicated, and In
casting his company this season he
found in Theodore Hardy just the type
Of man Jefferson Worth really was.
Hardy is a strong. forcible actor, a
man who has been connected with
many of the foremost organizations in
the country, and in the support Of
many of the most prominent stars. So
those who see him in the character will
see Jefferson Worth. as near as the
actors art is possible. In the respect
Of Hardy playing Jefferson Worth,
there is rather strange coincidence,
from the fact that, in the play, Jeffer-
son Worth is the father of Virginia
Hardy who plays Barbara--foster
father in fiction but father and daugh-
ter in reality.
1t is a praiseworthy fact that all the
characters of the book, THE Winning
of Barbara WORTH" have been care
fully selected in the play to come up
to the authors ideals. and those who
have read and admired the book will
not be disappointed in seeing in con-
crete form the now celebrated charac-
tprq
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

There are good many book readers
who are familiar with all the charac-
tiers Of Harold Bell Wright's THE
Winning of Barbara Worth" which
will play two days engagement at
the Pinney on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jan. and 10. with a matinee on
Wednesday. and especially with old
jefferson Worth, the sage of Kings
Basin desert. Many readers have pic
tured him in their mind as partly
decrepit, acknowledged, stoop- Shout
dered old man. but the author don't
say so, and as matter Of fact he was
just the reverse. Wright got the in
spiration for the character from man
who is now living and who has
achieved all that the author made JEFF
ferson Worth accomplish.
In tour Of Wyoming last season,
the manager and owner of all the stage
rights to THE Winning of Barbara
WORTH" L. c. Yeomans. met and be-
came acquainted with the real Jeffer-
son Worth. He found him man.
strong and robust in physique; tall and
just slightly stoop- shouldered, but
withal the sharp, shreWd business man
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
MAJESTIC TO SHOW
ROUNDUP FILM

The War Bonnet Roundup film talk
en- at the famous celebration at Idaho
Falls in September is booked at the
Majestic theater for an early appear
ance in the form of screen spectacle.
The spirit of the west is planted in the
picture with all vividness and force of
strength. Bucking horses, famous rid
ers. cowboys and cowgirls, ropers and
bull doggers are displa .yed in the most
daring and sensational commemorative
fete westerners ever competed in. It
was a conclusive test of the abilities
of the men and women for supremacy
in the different arts that constituted
the life during infant days of western
progress. One of the features Is the
newly introduced diving horses, who
plunge head-long with rider into what
seems to be an inevitable death for
both. The adopted slogan Make 'em
buck" was the life of the enterprise
and no minute was allowed to pass
otherwise. The screen version Is an
exact record of all the winners in the
contests giving their names. the de-
scriptions and rules governing the en-
tries. and winners.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

Much mirth was created at the
Lasky studio when word reached Hol-
lywood that, In one of the first scenes
in which Thomas Meighan played aft
er Joining the Famous Players forces,
he was thrown overheard from the deck
OF ship. 1t was in 1.-THE Slave Mar
ket in which he appears in support
Of Pauline Frederick, to be released
on the Paramount program. It is hard
ly the average Hollywoodite's idea of
a good time to come from the warm
sunshine of California to the penetrat-
ing cold of New York City, only to be
thrown into the much colder waters OF
the Atlantic. Hence the mirth.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
CHARLES RAY IN A
TRIANGLE DRAMA

The tristan production, Honorable
Algy," will be shown at the Majestic
today only with Charles Ray. the
featured player, and Margery Wilson
and Margaret Thompson in the stellar
supporting cast. Mr.. Ray has been a
conscipuous player in several of the
recent big productions and Margery
Wilson will long be remembered as
playing lead with w. S. Hart in "The
Return of Draw Egan." Margaret
Thompson had some important lines
with Fl. b. Warner in his popular sue
cess, Shell 49," Mr.. Ray is given the
character that affords him most OPP
portunity to display his comedy and
dramatic ability and he has done well
with 1t. The story is marked by hui
maness that places 1t in a class Of
realism by itself.
Tomorrow and Tuesday THE Vixen"
with Theda Bara cast in the leading
role, will be presented. AS a woman
whose highest ambition was to wreck
and destroy the lives and happiness Of
her admirers, Elsie Drummond, played
by Miss Bara, was past mistress. Her
magnetic charm and her willowly
gracefulness had an Irresistible at
traction that brought life Of advent
ure and romance to its owner. The
story is threaded with plot whose in
terest Is undying, and when the feeling
is at it's highest and real mysteries of
the story are hidden in the fact NOV
ing action. suddenly a climax comes
that strikes with terrific force. and
brings clearance to the surprising plot
Closing the above program are the
team acts, the Washington Duo and
lie Roy and st. Claire. The first pre-
sent "A comedy mixture Of chatter and
song" and the latter offer an excellent
slsit "Cork Town HARMONIC,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

Elliott Dexter will play opposite
Marie Doro in her next Lasky produc-
tion on the Paramount program. There
being no love making to be accomplish
ed in "Oliver Twist Dexter was tenn
porafily permitted to court one of the
othe Lasky stars. but now he is making
love to Miss Doro again. Beatrice De-
Mile and Leighton osmun are the au-
thors of the story.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

TuIly Marshall, who did such won
derful work in support of Marie Doro
in the Lasky adaptation Of "Oliyer
Twist" is now. playing in support Of
Anita King and Wallace Reid 10 a
forthcoming Paramount picture.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07

William H. Tooker, who plays oppo-
site Virginia Pearson in forthcoming
William Fox production. is reader
in the First Christian Science church,
In New York City.