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New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
In Brooklyn

BUSHWICK Sophie Tucker, the
Watson Sisters, Mignon, Santley and
Norton, Gould and Lewis, Paul Decker,
Carlton and Montrose, Sansone and
Della, and Alanson.
NEW BR1GHToN-Mollie King, Her
man Tinberg and his Five Violin Girls,
in "The Viol-Inn"; Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy
Barry, Lightner and Alexander, Lillian
Fitzgerald, Clarence SIENNA, Seabury
and Shaw, Four Harmony Kings, Nc
Dewitt, Kelly and Lucy, in "The Piano
Movers; Libonati and Bessie Clifford,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
Cuddles To Be Movie Star

Cuddles. the fascinating child who
has been featured in Gus Edwards's 8
vaudeville sketches for many seasons,
is about to become a motion picture
star. She will be known henceforth
as Lila Lee and will be starred in
Paramount pictures.
Cuddles has been signed by the Fa-
nous Players-Lasky Company. and has
left New York for the Lasky studios in
California.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23

for both time and information, but in
the Irishman she finds an instinct and
discernment equal to her own. Grasp
ing an advantage, born of his suspicion
that Rose has personal interest in
the fugitive from justice, Devlin
speedily forces his attentions upon the
girl. In the matter of an exaggerated
sense of humor and clever repartee he
finds his match.
The broken English and mixed pro-
nouns of Pierre La Bey, as we'll as the
same quaint speech of the storm-tossed
little heroine Of "Tiger Rose," as they
run through the length of the play are
another source of amusement, as is
also the naivete of the girl in her atti-
tude toward life and love. An interest
ing example of this is her answer to
Bruce Norton's question as to why she
should love him. because you are my
man." Rose makes her answer without
hesitation.
The thing that brings the heartiest
laughter is the fluent swearing of Rose.
Conscious Of her cleanliness and held
by the force and beauty Of her love,
audiences beome hilarious when ready
profanity ripples unconsciously from
Miss Uiric's lips. The very uncon-
sciousness Of it on the part of Rose
but accentuates the ludicrous effect, as
is several times evidenced in her per-
fectly serious replies to the Jesuit
priest who is concerned with her souls
welfare; when she gives her promise to
study her catechism and "stop swear
ing" in such language as "Sure as hell
/ Wilt"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
NoO ON the Boards

Astor. or..-..-.-......" "Rock-a-Bye Baby"
Booth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Seventeen"
Broadhurst ............. "Maytime"
Casino. ."Oh, Ladyl Eady!"
Century Grove. Midnight Revue
Geo. M. Cohan. 1.-THE Kiss Burglar"
Cohan G. Harris...."A Tailor-Made Man"
Cort ............... ."Flo-Flo"
Forty-eighth Street,
"The Man Who Stayed at Home"
Forty-fourth Street,
rHearts Of the World" (Film)
Fulton. -Four one-act plays
Gaiety.. ."The Rainbow Girl"
Globe. be.............."H "Hitchy-Koo, 1918"
Liberty. ty................... ."Going Up
Lyceum. ................."T ."Tiger Rose"
Lyric. ."Pershing's Crusaders" (Film)
Maxine Elliott. 1.-THE Eyes of Youth"
New Amsterdam. ..... ."Follies Of 1918"
New Amsterdam Roof,
"The Midnight Frolic"
Park. ."Stolen Orders" (Film)
Republic. ."Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"
Shubert ."Getting Together"
WlnJer Iarden. Slnbad"
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GEN. WOOD IS
SLIGHTLY HURT
BY EXPLOSION
Two Other American Officers
Were Wounded
FIVE SOLDIERS KILLED


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U-bOATS READY
TO ATTACK OUR
TRANSPORTS
Sec. Baker Warns OF Thrust
BY Submarines
CUT orr OUR TROOPS
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Determined 10 Beat Germany
n lakes % Years
THINNER BUT HEALTHY


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BAKER INSISTS
EVERY SOLDIER
FIT FOR DUTY
Secretary tAnswers Criticism
OF F4is Department
FACTS WILL eE TOLD
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12

cesses on the western front, this
market slAuld be no exception.
If a German drive is successful
the market is not in as good condi-
ton TO stand il as il was six weeks
ago. However. there will be plenty
Of buying orders on the way down
TO steady the market
The investor should be buying the
low priced rails. cOppers and indus
trials such as Southern Railroad.
Erie, Wabash. Great Northern ore,
international Nickel. Chile Copper.
Ray, KenneCott ana Inspiration
Copper.
Studebaker report for the first
quarter was not as favorable as we
anticipated but we are told by re-
liable sources. that the report for
the second quarter will be very op-
timistic. Studebaker under the
present excellent management is one
Of the biggest buys on the list.
When peace is declared there will
be a big reward for the holders Of
common stock. II will pay "A good re-
turn on the investment until that
time comes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12

g. r. J.-Cresson is favorably re-
garded in spite Of its recent earnings
statement. The company has been
working low grade ores recently
which account for the lower earn
ings. There were many months in
1917 when the company earned
nearly double dividend requirements
and we have no knowledge Of any
decrease in ore reserves or cash on
hand Mining stocks will fiuctuate.
and an investor should not be
scared out OF his holdings upon the
first unfavorable report. The price
OF the shares will naturally follow
the market 20 some extent. but we
do not anticipate a reduction in the
dividends. as the cash reserve is
sufficiently large 10 take care OF the
present dividend without change for
quite some time. The next earnings
statement will probably confirm the
fact that the lower earnings for jan
uary were temporary. FluctuatiOn in
earnings and in price Is 20 be eX-
pected in any investment. especially
a mining share, and we recommend
that YOU hold your stock. The
shares are selling upon a basis OF
intrinsic values
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12
Russian Bonds.

r. r. W.--Russian internal bonds
3 1-2's due 1926 are very specula-
tive and we expect to see some vio-
lent fluctuations in them before the
war is over. Even If the present gov
eminent repudiates them, we hardly
think that this will be the end of
the story. The bonds are backed
by the resources of 1SO.0OC.OOO peO-
pie. and a country which is unde-
voloped. These natural resources
can stand a very large obligation.
All the European nations are inter
ested in the financial condition Of
Russia as we'll as its ability 10 meet
its debts. We anticipate that there
viii be trouble in paying, but do not
expect a reputation, or default 70
remain permanently effective after
the war is over While we have not
been recommending the purchase II
Russian securities. YOU have seen
your bonds through a very severe
decline and IL would he wise TO re-
tain your holdings as a speculation.
We cannot predict whether peace Is
near or not, but the coming Of peace
should advance the price OF Russian
securities materially In a word, 1t
depends upon the international tur-
moii ending favorablys for Russia.
Predictions are but guesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12
Market Prospect
By the Financial Editor.

We have seen one Of the biggest
markets this week in two years. yes
the bull market we have referred
70 in this column, the spring rise
which you can count on as surely
as spring itself. OF course il was
late this year. so was warm weather.
but a spring rise in securities has
never failed us yet
The market was i'm an excellent
condition for the bulls. Nearly every
stock has been liquid and the certi-
hcates have gore into strong hands
Next week there Will be a re-
action, il must come to keep the
market healthy. The reaction will
affect only the steels and the few
others that have profited most Dur
ing the reaction in the steels a new
group of leaders will be found, may
be the cOppers or motors, the rails
have started and may prove next
weeks leaders. SO in general the
bull market will continue until II
has affected the entire list with its
rising spirit
Bull markets have always been
that way and barring German sue