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The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01
SEL YIN PERFORMS 4
 GREATER EXHIBITION
MAGICIAN AT LYRIC THEATER PERFORMS MORE THRILLING FEAT IN CHANGE OF PRO-
 GRAM.

Professor Selyln. the great Magician who is giving exhibitions this week at the Lyric theater amour es a change of program for the last three days of the week. Thrilling and as sensa- tonal as have been his performances the first part of the week, in the change for the last three days Pro lessor Selvin announces that ne will make more sensational and thrilling his act of escapting from he Cl0ecd casket.
 This time Professor Selvin Nill al low himself to be wrapt in q sheet, bound around with ropes and then placed in the casket The caslet will then be securely closed and chained and placed in the regular wooden box. The box will also be securely closed and bound with ropes Profes- sor Selvin will then escape from it without assistance and within a sur prisingly short time.
 After doing various tricks with cards, all of which were very credit able, Prof Selvin walked into the au- dience, secured a watch from a spec tator. placed it in the hands of a boy in the audience who went to the stage with the tmepiece still in his posses sion. A loaf of bread was placed on the boys head. while Selyin fired a pistol at the loaf The boy then felt for the watch and it was gone It was found to be inside the loaf of bread
 In addition to the Selvin perfor- nance. the two inimitable comedians. Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will be fea' tured in a splendid multiple reel farce comedy, "Plain Dead" This in itself is great feature of the program.
 Next week the Lyric will present the LeRoy Osborne Enterprises tn "Girlies," or "A Trip to the North Pole" a laugh provoking tabloid mus ical comedy featuring the famous White Ooak Trio of the company Ruth Gibbs, Thomas Meredith and J. Wilbur Davis soleists and speciality artists. the international Quartette, and little Edith Ray. who leads the big chorus work This is a smashing good musical comedy organization and will surely prove big drawing card next week. The company carries % people,
 Tie Lyric was fortunate in securihg for three days Happy" Lawson, the great burnt cork comedian, late of the "Honey Boy" Minstrels. who will en- tertain with latest songs and dances. Mir Lawson envariably makes a biz hit and he will he one of the lea lures on the Lyrics great bill the balance of the week.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01
TN 1 lONESOME TOWN'
 IS FEATURE LOMtDi
KOLB AND DILL ARE TO BE AT NEW ROYAL TODAY lN THIS
 BIG HtT.

Once again the inimuaUle comedy duo Kolb and Dill. are scheduled to. day 10 appear in a screen version of q recent stage success 'Lone5omc Town. scenarioized by Al Santell i. the title of the next Kolb and D'lt fNe-roel Mutual Star Production from the studios of the AmericanMutual Company This picture was directeI by Thomas lIeGfron and is the Roy s by Thomas HefCron and is the Royal 5 big scream
 Lonesome Toan,' is full of anus ing scenes and cleancut comedy which will cause the theater-eoer many hearty laugh. Motoring scenes are amongst the most prominent in the production and they are the most ridiculous ever screened
 The motor in which the three tramps motor into the town of Watts. was an aut mobile oueNcelled for uoisemak- ina and age lt was the oldest possi ble vintage and had many added at fractions attached to it. lt had an eN hausr like working fire engine at a 4-tl alarm. The outfit flung a cloud of smoke like an old wood-Durnins To- comotive
 A bath tnb. piled high on mattresses in wheelbarrow. served as trailer and some of the other accoutrement of the motor were sail anchor and cable wrinsing machine attached onto the bath tub, an airtisht heater with stove pipe. alarm clock, several life preservers. telescope varied array of cooking utensils, a box of floA CTS. a chicken coop and numerous other paraphernalia.
 Donhiiess yov wonder why the three
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01
FRANK M1NTyRE IN
 "TRAVELIRG SALESMAN
BLOWS INTO NEW CENTRAL TO DAY IN BREEZlEsT COMEDY
 EVER WRITTEN.

Prank McIntyre, one of the fore most comedians on the stage, makes his motion picture debut in the Fla nous Players adaptation of his best known success The Travelling Sales man" in which he toured the country for three seasons. r is an interesting coincidence that Mir Mclntyre's first appearance on the screen should be made i'm an adaptation of the play in which he scored his first great sue. cess.
 "The Travelling Salesman is the Paramount Picture at the New Cen. tral today. It is a remarkable mix ture of comedy and drama, in which this povial comedian is thoroughly at home. having played in every known form of theatrical presentation from farce and musical comedy to heavy dramas. Mcintyre himself has travelled as much as the average sales man in his tours all over the country and he plays the part with an under standing that gives his performance complete reality.
 The story deals with travelling
 man who finds himself in a little town on Christmas day and settles down resignedly to have the most aW- nll time of his life and to die of bore dom. But before he has been in the place zen minutes things begin to nap pen to him. and before he knows tt. he is deep in the mess of a plot to rob a girl of her home The action be- come fast and furious, with the drum
 mer falling in love with the girl and battling for her with all his heart aud
 soul Among those in support of NIT. NrIntyre are Doris Kenyon, Harry Northrup. Jolia Stuart, James O'Neill
 Ja.. and Richard Gray
 Also on same program tomorrow comes Pathe's Fashion Film with a review of the latest designs by Lady Duff Gordon and other artists. "The Quest of Life" at Central Tomor' row.
 The internationally celebrated dane. CTS, Maurice and Florence Walton. who will appear at New Central to- row, will make their screen debut in ''1he Quest of Life" in which they will introduce some of their latest dance sensations. one of which will be the famous Apache Dance" Miss Walion will also give the thrilling Dance of Death, which won her mny honors rom tho royal couns oi Europe
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01

"Eyen mothers child should see ilus wonderful woman aud heI art to lcler to some thing they mtY never s.c asaiI. -tNchauge
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01

Mrs Mop Aion whose dining room has been closed far the past month on
 account og her Illness, vii reopen February b at her formcr stand l2e pnrk aYenAe who're she vi continue
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01

"The Price of Silence a great Vii liam Fox multiple reel drama built around the recently enacted federal child labor law, presents William Farnum in one of the greatest roles he has ever essayed on the screen.
 In the midst of his fight for the passage Of the child labor lak, Farnum as a senator, he discovers the hidden shame Of dead friend. the father of the girl he is 10 marry
 In order to protegt his dead friend $
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01

rame, and 10 keep unsmrched the good name of the girl he is to marry be renounces her and sees his own reputation blasted
 lt is an acid test of manhood, the portrayal of which calls for the high est dramatic art In the hands of William Farnum il becomes a master piece of dramatic art
 This wonderful William Fox drama will be shown at the Princess Friday. Watch for furher announcement of one Of the greatest dramas of ail
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-01

ar will interpret short comedy entitled "ROsalie."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-09


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NOTICE TO TRAVELLING MrN-
when yol have finished reading this
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FOR SALE-About 90 high grade
~ chcron mares In stud. located in
Armstrong county, miles south 90
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cali. Four gallons per day Apps
Zoo Johnson $50 ,
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WHEELER County land Two half.
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practically all ulahlc. suitable most
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We al knoz r-fis6n. Boy Ellison
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For SALE Overland roadster. suit
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ASTER plants for sale Mrs g. C.|
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
HANOVER GRAYS MAKE
CREO|TAB[E Showing
Large Crowd of Ashland People, Wit
ness Inspection Drill Held
Last Night.

Practically the whole of Ashland at
tended the inspection drill of the Han
over Grays last night In the vacant
lot adjoining the station of the Rich
mond and Chesapeake Bay railway.
The company was inspected by Colonel
10 Lane Stern prior to its being mus
tered into the state service. 1t is the
first organization in the state to be
mustered into the newly organized Vtr-
ginia State volunteers.
Colonel Stern returned to Richmond
highly pleased with the splendid show
ing made by the company, He said
the men have been organized as home
guards for some time and therefore
made very creditable showing in
executing the manoeuvers. Many Of
them wore uniforms. furnished by
themselves
total Of three officers and sixty
two enlisted men were present with
only two Of the company absent All
Of the officers of the company have
seen service. Captain Tucker having
served in the regular army for mum
Der Of years and the first and second
lieutenants both having valuable mill
tarv experience.
The ceremonies were attended by the
mayor and practically all Of the prom
inent citizens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

first quiet" day on the west front In
many weeks There were only local
encounters. both the British ana
French registering gains. Sir Doug :
las Haig's troops yesterday pushed
ahead after hard fighting northeast OF
Ypres on front of 1000 yaros
astride the ST. ulien-Poelcapelle road
They bit themselves further into the
German third line defense system.
Two Teutoh attacks on the fpres-
Menin road were frustrated in their
incipiency.
Berlin admitted today insignificant
British gains to the northeast OF Ere
Zenberg on the Flanders front,
The situation at Nerdun is station
airy, for the time being at least The
French beat off two German local at
tacks east of the Meuse. Otherwise
there were no infantry actions on this
front, but the gun duels were violent.
North of the Aisne the French bar
rage fire was so crushing that 1t en-
tirely spoiled a German plan to make
the night one of lively commandment
and possibly of infantry assaults
French raiding parties penetrated
German trenches at Butte De Souain
German scouting parties elsewhere
were broken up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS RUN
WHILE KORNILOFF SPEAK

London Aug 2S-New disaster
threatens Russia's southern armies AZ
a result OF new cowardice and de-
lection at the front. In the very hour
when General kornilon fred the Mos
COW congress with the promise TO re-
store absolute discipline by a rule of
blood and iron, Russian troops pro-
tecting the Bessara bian border.
frightened by Teuton artillery fire.
left their trenches and fed across
the Raktna river without being at
all attacked All the reserve contin-
gents massed to back up the front
lines scattered in panic The Teu-
tons took quick advantage of this con-
venient withdrawal and pressed hard
on the heels of the deserving slavs
AS a result, the most fertile province
of Russia with its huge ripening har-
vests. Is Immediately menaced by in
vasion.
Berlin announces the capture Of
more than 1000 prisoners on this
front, and says the Russians have
been thrown back behind the Rakitna
river sector. The safety of the Rus
sian southern army. and incidentally
of the Rdmanians in Moldavia ia
once more seriously threatened by
Russian army dissolution Details re-
garding the extent Of this new disin-
tegration are still lacking, but the
official admissions from Petrograd In
dictate an ominous state Of affairs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
CHESTERFIELD COAST
ARTILLERY tNTRA|NS
OF For Fortress Monroe where 1t
VIII Train Intensiyeiy Before
Going TO France.

Under the command of Captain Gil
bert St c. Robinson, eighty-one mem
bers Of the Chesterfield company,
coast artillery. left Richmond yes
terday for Fortress Monroe. where they
will undergo a period of intensive mill
itarv training.
The company paraded through the
streets Of Richmond yesterday morn
ing. accompanied by a band from s.s<
regiment Of New York infantry sta =
toned az ire fair grounds
The orders to entrain came some
time ago but the departure was de,
layed until the men were fully
equipped The necessary supplies were
furnished Saturday by the quarter
masters department and the company
was Immediately made ready TO pro-
coed to their training camp
First Lieutenant Robert p Bullock
and Second Lieutenant Charles g
Bookman are the other officers Of the
COMPANY