The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-14


Johnston of the Border (Blindloss).
Anne's House of Dreams mont.
gomery).
Red Plant (Loeke).
Spirit of the Border Grey.
Under Fire (Barbesse).
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Mrs. Grace Burkhalter will return
home this afternoon from a months
stay in Dunnellon.
Roy Stuart stars at the Temple to-
day in "Devil Dodgers" a Triangle
feature.
Mr.. Ben Rheinauer spent Sunday at
the lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Rheinauer..
Mrs. G. r. McRae was somewhat
improved this morning after a very
bad night at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilds returned
home this morning from weekend
visit to relatives in Archer.
Many friends of Mrs. H. L. Holmes
regret to hear of her continued SER
ious illness at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. William Sinclair.
Miss Sue Haycraft of Fellowship,
who taught school in Live Oak up
until Christmas and is now in the
Ocala postoffice, is making her home
with Mrs. L. H. Pillans.
Little Elizabeth Barnett, the daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Ira Barnett, has
been quite i'll and out of school over
week, but is much better today and
will be able to return to school in a
few days.
Miss Lila Wilson of Lady Lake,
who is now the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. McCredie, will remain here q
month longer and then go to Tampa
to make her home with her nephew,
Mr.. Will Hay.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Ottmann leave
this afternoon for Lake Weir to visit
Prof. Wilson until tomorrow after
noon. Rev. Ottmann went especially
to hold services there tomorrow morn
ing at the request of his church mem
bers The services will be held at
Prof. Wilson's home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gay C. Livingston and
little son, Gay Jr., motored from Kis-
simmee Saturday afternoon and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Burford
and family until Sunday morning,
when they left for Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinhans and fam
lily, who formerly stayed at the home
; of Mrs. K. M. Brinkley, have returned
I from their Christmas visit to friends
in st. Petersburg, and are now at the
home of Mrs. j. w. Crosby on Okla
waha avenue.
The embroidery circle Of the Pres
byterian church is meeting this after
noon with Mrs. John Taylor. The Ia.
dies have planned to knit rag rugs
for the Red Cross hospitals and will
begin this interesting work this after
noon. The rugs are made square ana
are used beside the patients cots.
One of the cutest pictures at the
Temple in many a day was the one
Saturday night when Carmel Myers
starred in "My Unmarried Wife"
Contrary to the title, this picture was
a most amusing comedy, and several
people stayed through the second per-
formance. Carmel Meyers is one Of
the newest Bluebird stars, and made
a most bewitching Italian maiden,
who won the heart of the respondent
author. Movie fans will watch the
billboards closely now for the name
of Carmel Myers.
"The Seven Swans" many scenes
OF. which were made at Silver Springs,
is declared to be without exception
the biggest and most elaborate pro-
duction in which Marguerite Clark
has ever appeared. It even surpasses
the delightful "Snow White" Among
some of the exquisite scenes are beau
tiful dance pictures, including a
shadow dance, using a wonderful new
lighting effect and participated in by
a troupe of beautiful girls from the
popular production "Chu-C Chin Chow"
now playing with such success in New
York There is also the exquisite sun
dial dance or the Dance Of the Hours
from "La Giaconda." One Of the many
gorgeous sets in the production occu-
pies the entire floor Of the Famous
Players New York studio and is
built up in terraces reaching to the
lofty ceiling. 1t was in this ampi-
theater, on a raised platform sur.
rounded by several dials, that the
Dance of the Hours was staged. This
fairy story is exquisitely depicted,
and of course, Marguerite Clark her
self is the little princess of the king
dom Of the seven dials.
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