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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

company. sang a funny song Of a ne
gro preacher resi- ninE. Somebody
Done Me Wrong" 1t was the hit OF
the first part and brought him five
encOres into which he worked laugh
able illusions to the CObb-Hudspeth
contest. the million dollar court
house and various other local mat
tiers. The finale was q rousiug
chorus. "Hurrah for the Liberty BOYS,
Hurrah," Jed by r. J. Carson. Dur
fore the curtain with an eloquent
plea TO make the Red Cross campaign
a success.
Good Vaudeville.
The second part had a world OF
good vaudeville entertainment in Go.
as those who see the show tonight
will agree with all enthusiasm Miss
Flora Hague, a dainty girl In filmy
blue garb, gave charming toe dance
and was heartily encOred but was
modest and just thanked the audience.
Viii r. Winch came on with good
mOnOlOgue. dealing funuily with al
legged incidents in his experiences
and other FL FasOans- It went over
we'll
The next act was one Of the big
things OF the evening, musical en-
tertainment by Stanley and Lea from
the Orpneum circuit They worked
first with manjos. weaving On a fine
lot Of syncopation- This was fol-
lowed with an encore, a piano accOr-
dion solo by Miss Miuette Lea. ac-
cOmpanied by the orchestra. and this
by another encore number which was
duet Mr. Stanley with his banjo
and Miss Lea with the piano accor-
dion Tt went big and Miss Lea re-
ceiyed a nice tribute OF red roses
Brann and Fryer.
Charley Brann and W. II. Fryer fol-
lowed with a good Jewish dialogue
containing many local hits and re-
sponded TO an encore by staging a
political contest Mr.. Brann made
Mr.. Fryer followed with one imper-
sOuatinE AR Hudspeth- Then the
two won cheers by putting on Cobb
HudsDeth "iOiur debate The au-
dience acted as though ft would be
glad to have ir go on all night
J. II. Phillips. y. w Crutcher and
q. II. Armstrong sang a pretty med
ley Of popular songs and were lber-
ally eucOred.
Then came another Of the many hits
of the evening. "A Pair OF Coal
Blacks" the same being CHIEF Of po-
lice Charles y. Pollock and Len J..
Nash in biacyface dialogue and
SONG act. The chief made out that
he forgot part OF his song but bluffed
IL out to a Erandstaud finish and
lAlHA SUI ~ l7eA 1NlllE ~ aAU W ere AA.NlA q
aware Of his weight than his agility
by putting on a first class buck and
wing dance which shook the stage
and threatened 10 bring down the
house. AS an encore. Alessrs- Pol
lock and Nash did good dance turn
in wild African costume. It had ev-
erybOdy laughing
Nash Was n Musician.
Continuing with this act lIr. Nash
played an imitation trombone solo. a
gOurd being fastened to his iustru-
meut. Then he played a real from
bone "iazz" selection. har1nonizing
with the orchestra Being encored
or that. Mr. Nash came on frem the
wings with a drum and gave about
he finest exhibition OF drumming
ever seen here Tt had the army and
orchestra drummers I'm the house go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
AMATEUR
SHOWN ELPA50
Verdict for Elks' Minstrels
Is Generally High in
Praise Of Talent.

A high class minstrel shoW-one OF
the cheeriest, prettiesr, tuneful, fun
NEST entertainments ever presented
in FL Paso-that was the verdict Of
a packed house at the Texas Grand
Monday night All were talking Of
it as they left the tbeater and paying
tribute to the Elks who worked it up
and put it over for the benefit Of the
Red Cross. Another capacity au-
dience should be assured for tonight
on the strength Of the personal ad-
vertising alone. It was so good that
the crowd laughed. applauded and
beat time through q little more than
three hours of all kinds Of FUN and
at the finale was s-iu strong for
more" A visitor from Chicago said
it was as good as a two dollar p-ofes-
SlOnal show and ought 20 run Tor
four nights instead Of two.
Though most Of the jokes in the
first part have a local angle, this
Enks' entertainment doesn't rest on
that to get its fun over. The show
stands on its own LEGS and even with
the names of FL Pas0ans left out il,
would so big
Great credit for the success Of the
minstrels Is due 20 Charles Arm
strong. who selected the cast and did
the rehearsing and also directed the
music from the orchestra pit Mon
day evening Barry HagedOn asst
ed Air. Armstrong by directing the
end men in the rehearsal OF their
jokes and their marches
stage Beautifully Set.
The first part opens with pre-
lude chorus. Garry Ne Back TO Old
Nirginuy, the first verse being sung
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
CONFUSION IS
LOTS OF FUN
FolIies Company Has Dash
ing Songs and Pretty
Music With Playlet.

Confusion" q melange Of songs
and a little bit Of every thing else,
started off q good week at the Craw-
ford theater sunday with two fun
houses and the Orpheum F5iiies con-
pauy sent them away laughing when
they said goodbye.
It's an entertainment worth seeing
a couple Of times There is play
Of some sort mixed up I'm IL. the al
legged plot Ringing on a Kitchen set
ter pup and a BABY ana Lle Llle-
half Of the show IS taken up by each
Of the cast introducing himseu or
herself in character 1orm-lnal ana
SIX clever songs some old ana some
new. bur all wen sung
The second part is the play itself
and five more songs OF which the sec
ond. When the sun Goes Down In
ROmauy, sung by Miss huln SIN
clair. and the ballet was alone worth
the nrice The song has been heard
here often enough before but the
Follies girls give IL a dash and
punch 20 carry il over IN big style
and there is q fellow down at the
left OF the ochesrrl with a mandolin
who puts more stuff on the strings
than Alexander ever put on that OLD
bah. Richard Button, in Irish char
acter. also sings Ny Wild Irish
Rose" 5ust fair TO middling, but comes
back with some encore songs and
some character dancing which are
great
AN the work in this show Is good.
not forgetting that o. s little soldier
chap about two feet high who sings
with the chorus in the finale Of the
first part Of the show He received
q rcuSiug ovation sunday H. s j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
AIHANRRA-coNsTANcE TAIlIADoE

ALHAATBRA-CONSTA IAlAADuh'
Constance Talmadge, select come
dienne, has never appeared in q more
Iovable role as the sweet but indie
Dendent heroine OF The Shuttle,
Frances Hodges Burnett's famous
novel Discrim mating people who
know q really excellent picture were
delighted with Miss Talmadge In this
picture seen at the Alhambra yester-
day. AS the principal character Miss
Talmadge has scored triumph as an
artist with few rivals. 1or her acting
is accompanied by a manifest apprecl-
alton Of the human interest and dra-
matte opportunity at hand The finer
shadings that distinguished her work
as the mountain girl in Intolerance
are IN evidence here
The story Is that Of o vivaclous. IN
dependent American girl. on finish
ing school she finds her sister who Il
years before married an English lord
utterly broken in health and spirit
by her brutal husband; she forthwith
completely rehabilitates her, puts the
husband in his place. and despite his
backbiting calumnies and persecu-
ton. wins the heart Of a neghborius
squire. It is an appealing and power
full tale. one that you can't afford TO
miss. 1t will be shown for the last
time tOday.-Adv.
GRECIAN-.FAIR PRETENDER."
The Fair Pretender' VIII be shown
at the Greclan today for the last day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
GET NEW KIDNEYS!

The kidneys are the most Over
worked organs OF the human bod
and when they fail in their work g
filtering out and throwing of tt
poisous developed in the sys-e-
things begin 20 happen
one OF the first warnings IS pa
or stiffness in the lower part Of %
back; highly colored urine- loss o.
appetite; Indigestion irritation.
even stone in the bladder Ihai
symptoms Indicate a condition tns
may lead 20 that dreaded and fat
malady, Brights disease. Tor Whlc
there is said TO be no cure.
You can almost certainly find iI
mediate relief in GOLD MEDIA
HARLEM OIL Capsules For more tia
200 years this famous preparation ID
been an unfailinE remedy for all KID
ney. bladder and urinary trouble
Get it at any drug store. and .
does not give you almost immediaf
relief. your money win Be retunde
Be sure you get the GOLD MEDIA
brand. None other genuine In bcLa
three sfEes-AdW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

behind the curtain. The curtain
rises on a pretty setting, "a of the
entertainers seated In two rows, the
second higher than the first and with
interlOeutor C.. A Martin on q raised
dais in the center rear making the
35th. A great American flag is draped
across the rear of the stage while
behind and above the interlOcutor are
the Elks antlerS. tipped with red,
white and blue lights and with the big
star Of fidelity In the middle. A big
red, white and blue Liberty bell hangs
above The chairs Of the end men are
draped with Red Cross flags The six
end men. three at each end, wear COS
tunes fin Elks' colOrs. long purple
coats, white trousers with a purple
seam stripe. white socks and tan
shoes and red ties The end men are
the only ones in black face. The in
terlOcutor wears q white UNIFORM
with the Elk cOlOrs as shoulder
somber block of the men between him
and the end men. All the others wear
evening clothes with purple sash di-
agonally across the bosom.
End Men Good.
As In all minstrel shows. the end
men Monday night carried the dia-
l0gue in the first part and much OF
the singing and dancing G. AZ Wiz
cher and Harry Lyman bltted over
some fast and funny stuff, ably sec
onded by VIII r. Winch and J. II
Niece in the earlier stages Several
handsome bouquets OF vegetables
found their way over the 1ootlghts-a
They came from Max H Moye. one
went TO the inrerlocutOr. inscribed TO
Gerald Herald Martin" Another pack
age Of garden truck was handed up
from the audience TO Mr.. Lyman. while
AR Wilchar kept two more behind his
chair with the CarGs concealed. La
ter he presented them TO Barry
Hagedon and exalted ruler Hal
Christie Before the end Of the first
part, Barry HagadOu and Tom Dono-
hue. introduced as the premier end
men. came dancing on the stage and
gave o lot Of good dialogue stuff.
singing Is Splendid.
The singing was quite q feature
Monday night and VIII be quite as
81 tlsfVluE tonight The opening
chorus by the entire company went
off with a swing and Hugo O. Meyer
scored ven with ms SOLO, nen
Shadows FAN E1rry Lyman won
the audience with his character song.
Someone Else Nay Be There While
I'm Cone" a raEEy piece with the
company coming I'm strongly al IN
terVals. lr Lyman iuterluced some
quite professional heel and toe dane
ing which set the feet TO tapping
back through the house His solo won
an encore. This was followed by
bass solo. The Magic Of Your Eyes"
wei SUM by j. +. Cheek. and then
came q much applauded comic song,
When 7 Die. Send Ne TO Ny Ma
sung by Tom Douohue. C. J. Andrews
and company sang God BE With Our
Boys Tonight" Mr.. Andrews was in
fine voice for the tenor solo, a tune
full ballad Of high type Barry Haze
lou. assisted by the chorus or the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Ibis Majesty Bunker Bean" IS
presented at the Bifou today, "a story
taken from the Saturday Evening
Post Jack Pickford has recently
been giving some wonderfully enter
tanning pictures. and we feel sure that
the others. in fact. il has iu &c the
elements that make IL one of the
best pictures in which Jack Pickf0rd
ever appeared IL YOU see this pic
ture we think thar you viii have
some original thoughts. and BEGIN TO
put them in execution. Anyway. come
and prove that "As YOU think YOU are
at heart. so you are" Biiou prices are
15c for good seats, 25c for better
oues-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

In this picture Madge Kennedy ap-
pears as a young girl who decides
III mt over q bluff on fashionable So
cfety by appearing as the widow OK
Can't Brown. who was supposed 20
have been killed. When capt Brown
appears on the scene, however AeE
Httle bluff nearly turns out dlsas-
trous The situation is further com
ufcated when Tom Moore, who 8
putting over the same kind Of a BLUR,
meets the widow and 10 make
matters worse, q German SPY is IN
troduced and gets our fair heroine
into all kinds Of trouble tt should
be remem bered that today is the last
dav 20 see THE Fair Pretenoer-
Tomorrow the Grecian presents
Marvellous Maciste. O giant hero or q
thrilling novelty play The warrior
This is not a battle picture, but an
exciting melodrama in which Maclste
performs some daring felts that are
almost unbelievable. The New YORK
Times says, "He out Fairbanks Fair
banks" A man of giant stature, a1-
soIuteIv fearless. he pulls stunts that
are truly astounding--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

AIRS. Edna J. Evans's latest COOK
book is here at The Herald Business
office Hundreds Of recipes which
tell you how 10 prepare good meals
for very little cost Great value 70
the houseW ife- Compiled especially
for the conservation Of food. Csc each
Every housewife should have one
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Mrs. Edna j.. Evanss latest cook
book is here at The Herald Business
office Hundreds of recipes which
tell YOU how to prepare good meals
for very little cost Great value 20
the housewife Compiled especially
for the conservation OF food 25c each
Every housewife should have one
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
WI. s. HART N aHELL's HINGEs.8

The unique is showing william s
Hart gain TO-DAY in Heirs Hinges.
and oh. boy. what q picture 10 u.s. The
western dance hail plays q promi-
nent part in 'HelIs Hinges" with
little bit Of everything thrown in 70
make a great production.
TomOrrow-Eiola Dana VIII be here
in Riders OF the Night You don't
want TO miss seeing this cute little
star. surely.
Friday you can see a real comedy
in five reels. entitled "Ruggles OF
Red Cap" and it's some comedy, too.
This picture tells the ludicrous adj
ventures OF an Euglishman who was
Kidnapped TO the land of the cowboys
and sage brusl-this sounds pretty
good. don't it, Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
WIGwAN-D0UGLAs FAIRBANKs.

The reels for Douglas Fairbanks IN
Down TO Earth have arrived and
viii be shown today.
Down TO Earth" is q satire on the
Indoor sports of society as compared
20 the close 20 nature theories It is
clever. clean and laughlble. In this
picture Doug does not do all the
strenuous stunts himself. but he
makes the others work with him. You
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

win like Down 90 Earth
Come TO the matinee and 80 to the
Texas Grand at night 20 see the ElSs,
miustrels The entire proceeds OF
the minstrel show VIII be given 20
the Red Crcss-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Buy your coal nov--its cheaper.
Heid BIOS. Inc.l Phone 26-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Mention, Notice is hereby given
that there have been seized IN TINS TINS
collection district for violation OF lne
u. s. custom laws, one blue roam
mare with Mexican brand anu oitS
-s551a which win be sold at the o. 5.
Cusfoul house May %. 1918. at lO;Ve
a. m Anyone claiming the properly
is required to appear within, the t I'm.
nrescribed bv law. W. W. Carpenter
Acting Collector Of Customs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

WashIngfOn, d. Q, Nay -L.-ET0HI-
bitiOn Of the use Of fuel oil Tor prl-
vate Yachts for the duration OF the
war is under consideration by the fuel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
spend Your vacation at cl0uderot'
Stanford Endorses DR.. Jordan.

Stanford University. Calf, May n
Resolutions endorsing the palrio-
tism Of DR.. David starr Jordan, chan
celIor Of Stanford university were
adopted by the student body OF lLa
university at o meeting mere yeslel
day Trs resolutions said the action
oil the class OF 1873 of Cornell uni
versitv. of which Dr. Jordan is
member. calling upon that institution
to cancel his certificate Of gradu-
alton and degrees, for alleged cisloy-
atty. was not endorsed by the stan
ford student body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Baggage c cssss 6 at Eo BsssfE s
Make no mistake. Telephone No l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Lincoln. Neb.. May 21.-Tho state
council OF defence yesterday filed
charges with the board Of regents OF
the Nebraska state university against
u instructors in that institution. az
Iecing they have taken an attlllle
tending TO encourage inactivity. ms
difference and opposition 20 the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Rates and Train schedule TO Cloud
croft VIII be announced soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Drs. Carpenter and Britton - ~ q
ear. nose and throat Roberts BAN
rer buiLlLlC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

ID. -. DentIst. sls N b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

All afternoon and night trains 1or
today are reported on time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Irish can't Hoard silver.
DubIfn. ireland. May 21.-An ORDER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21

Quake Damages Chilean Town
Santiago, Chile. May Ella Serena
capital OF the province OF Coqulm 20,
was shaken severely yesterday ~
ear+houaxes. A large number %
brildinrs are reported to have oeeA
DESTROYED