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Evening star., 1918-05-05
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

WINCHESTER. Va. May 4.-The pro-
tests lodged by State Fuel Admins
traitor H. F. Byrd with the federal fuel
administration. showing that much OF
the bituminous coal mined in Virginia
and destined for Virginia localities was
being diverted to New England. have
had the effect Of orders being issued
preventing certain consignments Of coal
being sent to the north.
James H. Wisecarver. q well known
retired farmer and landowner. Is dead
Of paralysis At Opequon. Frederick
county. aged sixty-seven years. Sur
viving are a widow. four sons and five
daughters.
William Richard Fillmore. fifty years
old. member Of q Frederick county fam
Of his aunt. Miss Fannie Smithey. near
Brucetown.
Convicted Of assaulting Isaac Whit
acre. an aged and infirm resident OF
county a.. as
entirely out of q road on a steep noun
tain side, Gold Parsons. q young farm
er. was yesterday nned 500 and costs
by q circuit court jury here. 1t was al
legged that the old man was roughly
H. A. Lockhart. Jefferson county
(W. va.) fruit grower and farmer, who
was recently arrested by federal agents
charged with making disloyal remarks
and circulating seditious propaganda
has been released on $1,000 bail for his
appearance in the federal court al
Wheeling May Z.
Patrolman J. F. L. Long Of the
staunton police force. who heard indi-
Long. had been killed in France. was
relieved yesterday when he received a
message from Adjt. Gen. Mccain to the
effect that that office had no record OF
mishap of any character to Sergt
Charles Railey Long, Troop H, 18th
Cavalry"
Richard L. Omps, member Of the vir-
ginia legislature from Frederick coun-
ty, yesterday bought farm of 313 acres
for $4,000 from the heirs Of the late
John Dean Adams, situated near White
fruit growing.
Leo Kidd Of Hopewe1l. who is al.
legged to have been running a feet OF
lbootlegging automobiles between Mary.
land and the Petersburg and Hopewel
sections. has been held in $4,000 bail
at Staunton, charged with transporting
liquor into the state. Several officers
who examined his cars found nothing
but when Chief Of Police Lipscomb no.
ticed that Kidd was carrying an unusu.
ally large number of tires the officer
opened them and each was filled with
carefully wrapped bottles. Kidd was
only recently convicted at Hopewell
and fined $50 and Jailed for violatine
the liquor laws. An appeal was pend
ing when the arrest was made at Staun-
ton.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Strand.

Moore's Strand Theater for this week
announces the first exclusive showing
Of Charlie Chaplin's new picture. "A
Dogs Life" the first comedy made by
him in his own studio for the First
National Exhibitors Circuit, under the
contract whereby he received SLOTS, 900
in real American money"
This new study in fun was made under
his own direction, with supporting cast
led by Edna Purviance. There is also
q dog in the picture that is declared to
catch the spirit of the scenario and act
like a tramp.
. The comedian rescues a young gutter
dog from a fight in which he was COM
1nG out fourth best, and from that point
on action is fast, funny and furious.
many of the scenes being laid in a dance
hall The denouement is unlike that of
any previous Chaplin comedy.
In addition the bill will include "The
Bubaiyat Of a Scotch Highball." with
q romantic climax to leaven its hilarity:
'The Land Of Enchantment' and the
Hearst-Pathe News. Orchestral accom-
paniments. arranged by Mr.. Breeskin,
are provided.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Knickerbocker.

"The Reason Why" will be shown for
the first time at CrandalTs Knicker-
booker today and tomorrow. 1t is an
adaptation from Elinor Glynn's story
and Clara kimball Young is the pic
fured star as Yvonne Marinoff, wild
owed by the murder Of her husband, a
cruel prefecr OF the Russian police. by
IN infuriated mob. AS she is fleeing
from the country with her young son
she comes across the body of a woman
who SO closely resembles herself that
she decides to impersonate her. APP
propriating some papers she finds upon
the body, which include an invitation
from English relatives to live with
them, she goes to London. How she is
ena bled to carry out the deception
makes a picture story of unusual in
tsrest. Another "first-shown" picture.
1.-The Face in the Dark starring Mae
Marsh. will be exhibited Tuesday and
Wednesday. 1t is adapted from story
by1rvin s. Cobb and relates the ad-
ventures Of an amateur girl detective
who runs down a gang Of clever cour-
terfeiters. THE Tiger Man," William
q. Hart's newest picture, is scheduled
for Thursday and Friday and Naughty.
Naughty" starring Enid Bennett. for
Saturday.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Garden Song.

(The following. written to the air Of "ove
There" il by Master Joe Lee Davis Of Leaing
ton. KY, and already Is being sung by boys ant
girls Of the United States School Garden Army
throughout the south.)
Johnnie. get your hoe. get your hoe, get your hoe
Mary dig your row. dig your row. dig your row
Down to business, girls and boys,
Learn to know the gardeners joys,
Uncle Sans in need, pull the weed, plant tn,
seed,
While the sunbeams lurk do not shirk,
Get to work,
All the lads must spade the ground,
All the girls must hustle round.
CHORUS.
Over there, over there;
Send the word, send the word over there,
That the lads are hoeing, the lads are hoeing,
The girls are showing everywhere,
Each garden to prepare,
Do your bit so that we can all share
With the boys. with the boys. the brave boys,
Who will not come back It'll it's over, ovel
there.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Crandall's.

Edith Storey is the picture star of
'-The Treasure of the Sea-" the film at
traction at Crandalrs today and to-
morrow. The story has to do with the
discovery by Jim Hardwick, a young
soldier Of fortune. Of an old wreck sub
merged In the sands. a ship that in the
days or '4s carried gold bullion around
the Horn from San Francisco. Marga-
rot Eikins tMiss Storey has likewise
made the same discovery. not knowing
that Hardwick had preceded her. When
she finds the gold is to be taken from
her she decides to let nothing stand in
her way and matches his wit with her
own, the result being a series of thrill
fng incidents in which there are mo-
merts of comedy. Wild and beautiful
scenery adds to the production. Tues
day and Wednesday THE Lie" pictur-
ing Elsie Ferguson. will be shown. 1t
concerns the sacrifices made BY a girl
10 protect her sister. Thursday and the
remainder of the week "At the Mercy
a. Men" will feature Alice Brady in a
Russian story Immediately preceding
The revolution and the downfall Of the
Romanon dynasty.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Keen Brood Coops Clean.

Clean the brood coop at least once a
week and keep 1t free from mites. II
mites are found in the coop clean it
thoroughly and spray with kerosene or
crude petroleum. From ene to two
inches of sand or dry dirt or a thin
layer of straw or fine hay should be
spread on the floor of the coop. Coop
should be moved weekly to fresh
ground, preferably where there is new
grass.
Shade is essential in rearing chick
place the coops In shady spots when
ever possible. A cornheld makes fine
range for young chickens. as they can
md many bugs and worms and have
fresh ground to run on most Of the
time, due to the cultivation of the soil
Abundant shade II furnished at the
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Loew's Columbia.

Today and until Thursday. Pauline
Frederick will be the pictured star at
Loews Columbia in Resurrection" !"
based on the immortal story by Count
Leo Tolstoy. Miss Frederick is seen as
Katusha. the beautiful half-gypsy Rus
sian girl. deceived by Prince Nekludov.
Who suffers the penalty OF becoming an
outcast. Exiled to Siberia, that land of
desolate wastes and hopelessness, she
falls in love with fellow exile, and
together they enter their Punishment
happy in each others love. The News
pictures and comedies will be shown
also. Thursday and the last half of the
week. Sessue Hayakawa will be seen
In 1.-The White Mans Law" Sierra
Leone. on the west coast Of Africa, is
the setting for this thrilling story, and
Hayakawa is shown as an ivory trader
in love with Mazda Verne, young Su-
lAnese girl.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
This-and "That. /"
London Tit-Bits.

From London It'll Bits.
Miss Clarice Mayne told me a funny
story the other day. "Just after be-
gan to arrive as We say in Theater-
land. felt very proud one week at
Margate Of tho fact that they had
printed my name in quite big type. and
put it at the bottom Of the posters
This, as you probably know, is the
next best thing to being at the top.
$50 in high glee, I said to a girl
friend: whatever do you think?
They're actually put my name at the
bottom Of the BILL
Never mind, DEAR she replied,
gently, you'll get your salary all the
same, won't your"
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Modjeska, Mrs. Fiske, Nance oNeil.
Kathryn Kidder. Margaret Angltn and
other well known woman stars.

'"rhe New Word" one of the three
one-act plays by Sir James Barrie
Which We're pTodueed stin last season eaesr IN
Belinda" the three-act comedy by A
A. Milne, which will be offered at the
i Empire Theater, New York, tomorrow
| night. Ethel Barrymore will appear in
Belinda"
William Elliott. Ray Comstock and
Morris Gest, who managed the Cen
tury Theater, New York, the latter
part of this season. will produce there
called "The Maid of the Mountain
which has been running in London for
some time with great success.
On Sunday, May 10. a new three-act
play by Maravene Thompson. entitled "In
a Net" will be shown for the first time
at Polls. Prominent in the cast is 1zetta
Jewel: also Charles Milward. leading man
for Belasco in a number Of his prodyc-
tions. The theme is mother love and the
story is virile one.
"Maytime." with John Charles Thomas.
John T. Murray and Carolyn Thomson, is
coming to the Belasco the week OF
v Hobart and the sequel to his famous
play. Experience" will be presented at
the Belasco Theater for one week begin
ming Monday evening, May p.
At the Be1asco Theater this week the
curtain will rise on the evening per,
formance promptly at 500 sharp and
at the matinees at 2:20 sharp. No one
will be seated after the beginning OF
the play until the end of the first scene:
The initial scene OF "over the Hills"
is of such tenseness and has such an
important bearing on the action that
Mr.. Belasco decided that late comers
must not be allowed to interrupt its
progress. Besides. this scene is played
almost in total darkness.
Loyalty" a new play by George ".
Hobart, and the sequel to his famous
play. Experience" will be presented at
Belasco Theater. Monday evening. May
q. under the management Of William
Cost. Mr. Hobart describes his latest
offering as IAN Allegorical Play Of To
day." 1t deals with questions Of the
present time treated from patriotic
standpoint. and is in three acts and
twelve scenes. with incidental music by
Silvio Helm. It will be presented by a
company Of sixty-four people.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
NEXT WEEKS PH0T0PLAYS.
Loew's columbia-Mary Pickford. in

Loew's columbia-Mary Pichord' IN
"Mliss"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Talmadge. IN
up the Road With sallie." With Neat
ness and Dispatch: Douglas Fairbanks;
in "Mr. Fix-it' and 'The Cross Bearer,
Strand-John Barrymore, in "Rames,
and H. B. Warner in Gods Man"
Crandalls-w. S. Hart, in "The Tiger
Man" 1.-The Cross Bearer and "The Rea-
! son Why"
Savoy-"The House Of Glass" "The
Lie" Masks and Men, "The Landloper
and His Majesty. Bunker Bean"
Garden-William Russell. in Hearts or
Diamonds" and Harry Morey, in "A
Bachelors Children"
Apollo-"The Tiger Man,. The Purple
Lily" 1.-THE Danger Came" "The Honor
Of His House." "At the Mercy of Men,
and THE Landloper.'
Avenue Grand-''By Right Of Purchase -
Breakers Aheas.- 'The Tiger Man" !,
1.-THE Cross Bearer" and 'The Honor OF
His House."
American-''The House Of Glass;" "The
Landloper.' 1.-THE Thing We Low" The
Trap" THE Song of Songs and BLUE
Gulch."
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Avenue Grand.

Madge Kennedy will be pictured in
melodrama in the photoplay. 'The
Danger Came" to be shown at Gran
dalrs Avenue Grand today and tomor-
row. An authoress whose novel has
been criticised because it contains in
cidents which could not possibly hap
pen in real life. in order to prove that
they do. formulates an adventure
dents described in her book. cat the
Mercy of Men," a Russian story. with
Alice Brady featured. will be shown to-
morrow. Tuesday. Edith Storey. in
The Claim: Wednesday. Kathlyn VIII
liams. in THE Whispering Chorus": :
Thursday. Enid Bennett, in NAUGHTY
Naughty"; FrAay. Kitty Gordon. in
The Purple Lily; Saturday, Pauline
Frederick, in La Tosca." and also a
Keystone comedy.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Fight the Weeds.
Checks in Gaelic.

From the London Chronicle.
A little plant from a bank clerk.
circulating in this country printed in
Gaelic script. Naturally. they are Irish
ones. and probably drawn by enthusiastic
Sim Feiners But what can be the
object Of introducing another terror to the
clerk upon whom falls the task Of obtain
ing translation? And the Irish cheque
is not the only sinner in this respect. For
long time the Esperantists wrote the
amount Of their cheques In Esperanto and
became Q nuiDaaco fe The banlA
Evening star., 1918-05-05
A<muSementS
Continued from Fourth Page,
May 81, the date on which all fou
periods in the play are placed.

Nay 81, the date on which all four
periods In the play are placed.
In the opinion of prominent artist.
yf1nces Starr has the hands Of a martyr.
e1hunciation being stamped in every line
OF them.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Drew are doing
Q good business on the speaking stage
In their play keep Her Smiling.
terry Of Life" LIE eeu OPENS. Norman Norm Hackett
will have the leading role.
Alfred Butt. the London manager.
has made Edith Wynne Matthison ma an
Servant in the House"
Dorothy Brunton. an Australian
actress, Is to make her American debut
with Donald Brian.
A new comedy called "a Dislocated
Honeymoon" is to be produced this
spring. 1t is by C. W. Bell and Edgar
McGregor will have charge of the pro-
duction.
William Gillette Is not going to Lon
don. as originally intended. but Will
appear in new play, probably by Had
don Chambers.
Robert Emmett Keane has been en-
gaged for the support of Mizzi Hajos
IN q new musical play by Edgar Allen
Woolf and Jerome Kern.
Frances L. Pulizzi. who played all the
past season with Ziegfeld's "Follies." is
visiting her father. Talbot o. Pulizzi OF
this city. the "Follies' having closed
Its season in Montreal last week.
: '.riger Rose" celebrated its 25oth
performance in the Lyceum Theater,
New York, last Thursday night. In
the title role Lenore Uric has scored
one Of the most emphatic personal hits
Of the season.
Gladys Fe1dman, who on account Of
nlness last season was forced to leave
the stage, has been engaged for the
new edition Of the "Follies."
Adelina O'Connor has been engaged
for a leading role in "A Dry Town."
now in rehearsal.
Lester Lonergan Is a Shakespearean
scholar Of admirable interpretive art
4 and has been seen in q number of re-
vivals. He has played leads for Mime.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
American.

The Bluebird." Maeterlinck's classic.
will be shown at Crandalrs American
today. and Breakers Ahead" starring
Viola Dana. is to be shown tomorrow
Tuesday. Mae Marsh. in "sunsb,na
Allen: Wednesday. Dorothy Dalton
in "Flare-up SaF'; Thursday E,thai
Clayton, in '"The Witch woman.
Friday. Pauline Frederick, in Madame
jealousy Saturday. William s. Hart,
The Rogue" and a photopiay of one
Of o. Henry's stories. 0Ae
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Amended War Sayings.

From the Syracuse Herald.
There stands Doc Garfield like .
stone wall."-An irritated manufao.
turer.
MY only regret Is that have but
one day a week to lay OF on full pay
for my country.'-The elevator boy.
'If any man attacks q democratic Of.
fice-holder. shoot him on tho spot"-A
Missouri Statesman"
Let US have a German peacs."-The
kaiser.
Damn the red tape-go ahsadr-
The American public.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Leader.

Today and all this week. Gladys Brock
well. pictured in her latest photoplay.
s.Taer One Mistake" will be shown at the
Leader. Miss Brockwell is shown both as
. young lady Of wealth and social position
and also as girl of the Bowery. Both
love the same man at various periods in
their lives. The newest Fox Sunshine
comedy, His Neighbor's keyhole," also
will be shown.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Casino.

Birth" motion picture propaganda
as part Of the better babies'' cam
paign. will be shown again at Gran
dairs Casino this week, beginning to-
leading hospitals Of this country and
France by scientists. Because Of its
nature the picture will be shown ex.
ciuslvely to women at the matinees end
at night to men aho
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Garden.

The sfirst three days Of this week
1GoorGs Garden Theater will offer the
sams feature as the Strand-charlie
Cnkplin's new photoplay. "a Dogs Life"
Wednesday and Thursday Margarita
lnsAsa I'm u, ,DistH5sAt n sThA R1suk
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Utility Broilers Cheapest.

A three-pound broiler or frier of one
of the utility breeds reaches this
weight with a relatively less consump-
tion Of feed than the chicken which
has been kept until 1t weighs four or
five pounds. AS conservation meas
ure, buy three-pound fowls.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Savoy.

A strange marriage compact forms
the basis Of the plot OF by Right of
Purchase" the film attraction at Gran
dalrs Savoy today and tomorrow, with
Norma Talmadge the pictured star.
The story is Already quite we'll known.
Tuesday Alice Brady will be seen in
AT the Mercy Of Mem; Wednesday,
Viola Dana. in Breakers Ahead;
Thursday. Carlyle Blackwell, in "A
Leap to Fame; Friday. Ef1e Shannon
day. Sussue Hayakawa, in "The Honor
Of His House." and Charles Murray in a
comedy.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Louise Hun has been "adopted -.
little sister" of Battery B, Hath Field
Artillery. the regiment known as the
"Grizzlies." >'9
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Collect all used Jars;

Collect all used Jars.
Examine each carefully.
Discard all defective contain
ers and damaged tops.
Clean all usable jars and store
with tops in place.
Order any additional jars need
ed and lay in a supply of new
rubber rings.
Make sure that the clean wash
boiler or other large vessel that
you will use for your hot-water
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Apollo.

"The Bluebird." Maeterlinck's classic,
will be shown at Crandalrs Apollo to-
day and tomorrow. Tuesday, Alice
Brady. in "The Trap; Wednesday.
Enid Bennett, in Naughty. Naughty;
Thursday. Kathlyn Williams. in "The
Whispering Chorus: Friday. Elsie Fer
guson. in THE Lie; Saturday. Edith
Storey. in The Claim" and Louise
Fazenda in a Mack Sennett comedy.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

fered to kiss anybody who bought a
bond. 1t Is said s12.500 in subscrip-
tions followed the offer, and she paid
the forfeit to each subscriber.
Edith Wharton's novel, "The House
Of Mirth," is to be screened and Ed
ward Abeles will have an important
role in 1t.
Mary Garden has red hair, but wears
a different wig for every character she
assumes. One Of her wigs is said TO be
worth $1,000.
Madge Kennedy is said to be putting
the finishing touches to The Fair Pre-
tender; Mae Marsh's latest Is her
Georgia picture. 'The Glorious Adven-
ture" and a new picture to follow Joan
of Plattsburg" for Mabel Normand is
well under way.
Movie fans have been christened "the
cinamese" by Mary Garden.
The Caillaux case. involving the mur-
der of newspaper editor by the wife
of former premier Of France. now
charged with treason, and in which
Bolo Pasha was entagled, Is to be hlm-
ed by Fox.
A. B. Conkwright. the only bewhisk-
cred exponent Of dancing known to
Broadway, failing to get an army COM
mission to teach young soldiers how
|. to dance, as part Of their physical
training. is now going to act in the
movies with George Walsh in Brave
and Bold"
The penchant Of decadent mentality
for magnificent dissipation" such as
,xvrs Versailles and It's love courts.
and similar alleged instances. is to be
shown in blue Blood" the Selexart
picture starring Howard Hickman.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Edith Wharton's novel, '"The House
Of Mirth," is to be screened and Ed
ward Abeles will have an important
role in 1t.
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Photoplay Features

tive Woman" a new release, with a
story Of romance setting.
Friday and Saturday Mime. Olga
Petrova, pictured in THE Light With
in," will be the attraction.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

fered to kiss anybody who bought a
bond. 1t Is said $12,500 in subscrip-
tions followed the offer, and she paid
the forfeit to each subscriber.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Mary Garden has red hair, but wears
different wig for every character she
assumes. One Of her wigs is said TO be
worth $1,000.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Lillian Gish is to be the star ~ n
W. Grimth's first Aircraft picture
Evening star., 1918-05-05
Fnnogranns.

Wallace Reid. with Ann Little. ba.
begun a new photoplay. THE Firenv
Of France"
"Viviette" is to be Vivian Martins
next Paramount picture. 1t is descrih-
ed as sprightly comedy.
Louise Hun has been adopted a.,
little sister" of Battery B, 144th Field
Artillery. the regiment known as the
Grizzlies" 'Ae
Lillian Gish is to be the star of d
W. Grifith's first Aircraft picture
Max Fischer. violinist and prot.o.
Of Jesse L. Lasky and Cecil r r.
Mile. has given up art for liberty and
gone to the war. 1
The famous Dolly Sisters. Ro.zik.
and Yansci. have been screened in ..rhs
Million Dollar Doliies," in which with
an oriental background. they have on
portunities to display their swimming
skating and dancing.
Lew Cody. Edith storey.s new ,.,d-
ing man. like the star herself. ia an
athlete Of versatility.
Nazimova's knowledge of palmistrv
is said to be disclosed in .aTovs ~
Fate" her second Screen Classic pro-
duction.
In addition to their five-reel comedy
PAY Day." Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
| made eighty-nine Metro-Drew pictures
the last two years.
Subscriptions for liberty bonds were
tagging in a certain small New York
theater. after Mabel Normand had
| bought q $1,000 bond, when she stop
Ped - the front ~ sha- -etaea AnA Sq,
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Nazimova's knowledge OF palmistrv
is said to be disclosed in ".Toys Of
Fate" her second Screen Classic pro-
duction.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Max Fischer. violinist and prot.o.
of Jesse L. Lasky and Cecil r 6s
Mile. has given up art for liberty and
gone to the war.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

In addition to their five-reel comedy
PAY Day." Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
made eighty-nine Metro-Drew pictures
the last two years.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

"Viviette" is to be Vivian Martins
next Paramount picture. 1t is describ-
ed as a sprightly comedy.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Lew Cody. Edith storeys new lead
ing man. like the star herself, is an
athlete of versatility.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Wallace Reid. with Ann Little. ba,
begun a new photoplay. THE Fireflv
Of France"
Evening star., 1918-05-05

bath 10 free from leaks. EE.
anime and test pressure or other
special canning apparatus If You
have it.
If you use q wash boiler or
large pail provide . false bottom
of stats or bent wire. Strong
wire trays with long upright
handles make good false bottoms
and enable the housewife to lift
out groups of hot jars from the
water bath. -
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Drew are doing
. good business on the speaking stage
In their play keep Her Smiling.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Movie fans have been christened "the
cinamese" by Mary Garden.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

need o almost any fruit vegetable successfully.
EVERY JAR FILLED AND HELPING TO FEED THE NATION
NEXT FALL
Evening star., 1918-05-05

In the opinion Of prominent artist,
yf1nces Starr has the hands Of a martyr.
t1hunciation being stamped in every line
Of them.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Gladys Fe1dman. who on account Of
illness last season was forced to leave
the stage, has been engaged for the
new edition Of the "Follies."
Evening star., 1918-05-05

When the religious play. ''The Mys-
terry of Life" opens. Norman Hackett
VIII have the leading role.
Evening star., 1918-05-05

Alfred Butt, the London manager.
has made Edith Wynne Matthison an
offer to appear in England in THE
Servant in the House"
Evening star., 1918-05-05

"Tiger Rose" celebrated its 250th
performance in the Lyceum Theater,
New York, last Thursday night. In
the title role Lenore Uric has scored
ono of the most emphatic personal hits
Of the season.