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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-18
POINT LEAVELL..

Mr.. Sam Rothwell is on the sick
liit.
Mr.. J. W. Tatem who has been i'll
for few days is able to be out.
Mr.. W. P. Kincaid has been a re-
cent visitor at Mr.. J. G. Burnsides.
Miss Ollie Jones Of Berea was the
guest of Miss Eddie Faulkner the
past week.
Mrs. Annie Thompson Of Bryants-
vile is spending few days with Mrs.
Katie Thompson.
Miss Leona Jones Of Grab Orchard
has been the guest Of Miss Zella
Dillon for a few days.
Misses Isabella and Leola Parson
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their uncle. Mr.. Jim Parson.
Miss Celia Dillon left Sunday for
Crab Orchard where she will be the
guest of Miss Leona Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Huff of Ham
ilton Ohio, arrived here Saturday to
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Tatem for the holidays.
Mrs. J. VI. Colson who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at tie
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16
ELSIE FERGUSON IN
A SOCIETY EXILE
At THE STRAND TODAY

The Strand begins the week with
the matinee today, which viii bring
to Phoenix two tremendous sue
cesses.
me first three days OF the week, be-
sluhlng with today's matinee is given
over 70 Elsie Ferguson who will pre-
sent "A Society Exile" This is the
picture, IL will he remembered which
proved such a sensation in Los An
keles on the occasion OF its recent
showing. and has been reviewed by
many as this beautiful girls greatest
oiterins to screendom.
Elsie Ferguson as Nora Shard, an
pears as young writer, whose sue
cessful novel has brought her fame
ana riches. She visits in England the
sister Of a worthless nobleman, who
hopes to marry the wealthy American
slrb and thereby gain possession of the
money with which to once again es-
iaDlish his depleted fortune. But
Nora learns Of his intentions, and dis
misses him with stern rebuke. But
the dismissal so angers the sutton that
ne swears revenge. and when Nora
starts to work with a young play
wright, TO dramatize her novel, the
rejected sutton runs to the wife of
ihe playwright with highly inflamed
stories of perfidity The wife. Jealous
TO the point of insanity. goes TO the
home OF Nora, and finding her hus-
band there, working on the play. loses
an reason, and kills him, turning the
revolver on herself. and ending her
life Crushed by the double tragedy.
Nora is further prosecuted by the tales
the rejected sutton has started, and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16
FEET CHANGE FEATURES

Cant you assume a little more
pleasing expression of countenance?"
asked the photographer.
Yves sir" hesitatingly answered
the sitter. "Wait a minute and I'll
take off these new Shoes"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16
NORMA TALNAGE IN
THE NEW NOON
At THE COLUMBIA

Even rags and poverty failed to hide
the girls identity from the prince who
loved her. The girl is Norma Tai
madge, who is coming to the Columbia
theater in THE New Moon" Thursday
for a three days engagement. Miss
Talmadge, who is one of the most tall
ented actresses in pictures, appears as
Maria Pvlovna, a Russian princess,
whose castle is attacked by Bolsheviki.
Escaping from the clutches of these
brutal assailants, Marie, in the dis
guise of a peasant girl, goes to neigh
boring village for refuge. Then comes
the order of Kameneff, head of the
anarchists, that all women of mar
riaeable age should register for the
purpose of naturalization. When Sis
refuses to register as the property OF
the government, Marie is recognized
as Princess Marie Pavlovna by KAN
eneff, who seiZes the opportunity to
force his evil attentions upon her. How
Marie's fiance, Prince Michael finds
her and saves her from the bolsheviki
completes a thrilling story. THE New
Moon" has no equal in the field OF
drama, as Miss Talmadge has no peer
in beauty, talent and versatility in this
field.
"Betty's Back Again" Strand COM
edy, to be shown in the same program
with 1.-THE New Noon" is full of fur
and laughter. All the latest news II
pictures appears in the Gaumont News
which will prove an interesting fea-
ture of the program.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

of the story as young girl of the
California woods, whose parents have
left her alone in their cabin While they
have visited the neighboring city.
During the night, there are two men
come to the cabin, seeking shelter for
the night, one of them badly wounded.
Plying the wounded fellow, the girl,
not knowing that the object of her
pity is the famous Sporting Chance
Austin" escaped convict, takes them
in and nurses him back to health.
With the return of his health, comes
the return of his evil propeGsities, but
the girl is innocently the victim of
his schemes, for she has learned to
love him. He throws dice, forcing her
to take part in the gamble, with her
self as the stake. The girl loses, and
her innocence appeals to the man, to
the extent that he decided to make
good and leaves in search of a minister
TO marry them. But he is captured
by the prison authorities, and the girl
is left alone with her sorrow, thinking
the man had deserted her. She goes
to the city, and is wooed by a wealthy
author.
Here is where the extraordinary
punch comes in the story, it is one
of the strangest bargains ever made
that straightens the tangled threads
of the lives of these three people. 1t
| is big subject, treated in big way
| and will prove one of the most en-
/ joyable features of the Lamara this
season.
/ Marie Walcamp. in another of her
| Tempest Cody" stories, furnishes the
/ augmenting attraction.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16
MAY ROBSON COMES
To ELKS THEATER IN
NEW COMEDY 'T|sH'

There is possibly no actress of the
stage today more firmly established
in the affection of American play
goers than May Robson, and when she
comes to the Elks theater, November
rs, for a two-days' engagement in her
remarkably successful new comedy,
"Tish," it will be the unanimous opin-
ion Of theatergoers that this charm
ing Coincidence, at no time during her
career, has been provided with a star
ring vehicle Of the befitting qualities
of this new play
After a short preliminary tour Miss
Robson will return to New York in
fish," and If the opinion of out-of-
town audiences may be accepted as a
criterion, the metropolitan success of
the new comedy is already assured.
''Tish" is an adaptation of the Lee
titia Carberry stories recently appear
ing in the Saturday Evening Post
and written by Mary Roberts Rine-
hart. The adaptation of the stories
for the stage was made by Edward E.
Rose whose remarkably successful
"Cappy Kicks" and "Penrod' ar etwo
Of the present seasons greatest sue
cesses.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

she starts all over again, under an
assumed name.
During the action Elsie Ferguson
wears some of the most beautiful
gowns ever used in n motion picture,
this picture having been recorded as
the most beautifully produced and
massively staged production in years.
The comedy is when Love Is Blind
and the Prizma natural color pictures
will also be shown as will the Pathe
News.
In addition TO the orchestra concert,
Prof Hays is UP for an organ recital.
which is sure to please every patron
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16
HEART Of HUMANITY
COMING To THE PLAZA
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

1.-THE Heart of Humanity" to be
seen next Thursday and Friday at the
Plaza theater, limns on the gray back
ground of the last days of the con-
flict, a tender and appealing romance
of loyal love and answering devo
ton. The whole production from be
ginning to end, is fraught with the
spirit of those great days when an
anxious world hung breathlessly up
on word from the seething battle
front in Flanders. 1t reflects the
hush that fell upon civilization when
the forces of humanity came to final
grip with the ruthless night of autoc-
racy, and it echoes the great cry of
joy that sounded round the world
when the hun line crumbled before
the allied attack and fled backward
toward the sheltering frontiers OF
Germany to sue for peace.
Into the midst of these stirring
scenes of Unreasonable portent, there
makes its way the gentle romance OF
Nanette, an American girl reared in
the northwood of Canada, and of her
Canadian lover, John Patricia Joined
as war is begun, as war progresses
they are separated-to meet again
where the giant guns thunder their
NiidAlcil5S vi lIS litiuS VI GIdHCe.
Thither John goes as an officer in the
Royal Flying Corps and there Nanette,
hearkening to the cries of the homeless
and motherless children, follows in
the garb of the Red Cross.
There comes the last great Hun at
tack-the last terrifying drive toward
Paris-When Chateau Thierry became
another Verdun and the might of
American, thrown into the balance,
stayed the enemy, halted him and
finally drove him back, until his re-
treat became rout and he cried aloud
for peace. Graphically, all the hopes,
the prayers, the fears, the faith that
stirred the heart of humanity in those
days Of vast import are reflected in
the Allen Holubar romance of the war
In the confusion and chaos of at
tack and counter attack, John and
Nanette, servants of the great cause
| drawn by their love, are once more
! brought together and the scenes shift
| from the fields of Flanders back to
! the Canadian lands of the whispering
| pines where the benediction of the
world peace finds them reunited in
| their love.
The role of Nanette is played by
1 Dorothy Phillips. William Stowell is
seen as John Patricio and others il
the large cast include such we'll
known players as Walt Whitman
Robert Anderson, Frank Braidwood
George Hackathorn, little Gloria Joy
Margaret Mann and Lloyd Hughes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

Santa Cruz Valley ought to be called
Happy Valley-there is not single dis
contented farmer in this beautiful little
Arizona vale. Everybody's making money.
Everyone likes the soil, climate, water,
markets and the whole situation in gen.
eral. You couldn't find kicker if you
hunted for week. Crops sell for top
notch prices. There's no competition from
outside sections. The local farmer con-
trolls the marketing situation-and he will
for all time to come. Never will the local
supply equal the demand The area of
tillable, water-bearing land is limited and
will soon be all sold. Then watch land val
ues go up! In nearly all other farming
sections the farmer must meet outside COM
petitive prices-in Santa Cruz Valley
NEVER. Here is veritable gold mine of
opportunity-and farmers from every
where arc coming to take advantage of it.
There'll never be another similar opportu-
nifty. Now is the time to buy-next season
will be too late Over three-fourths of a
million dollars worth of land already sold
in less than years time Write or call
for our free booklet-written by So Santa
Cruz Valley men.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

Augustus Pitou, Inc, the producers
of fish have spared nothing to
make the production perfect in every
detail, and the company in support of
Miss Robson in this new comedy is
most capable.
The engagement of Miss Robson in
'Tish" in this city will be limited to
two days, Friday and Saturday, No
vember Is and 20. The sale of seats
will open Monday, Nov. "a
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16
GLADYS bROCKWELL
IN NEW SUCCESS IS
At LAMARA TO-DAY

The Lamara starts the week this
morning with a two days engagement
of one Of the most popular girls on
the screen. 1t is Gladys Brockwell,
who will bring her latest emotional
success. Broken Commandments"
Broken Commandments" presents
Gladys Brockwell in the early stages
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

who visits the Strand during this en-
gagement.
Wednesday starts the engagement Of
Dorothy Phillips emphatic success
The Right to Happiness"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

THE FACTS
Dependable irrigation
system
Thoroughly proven
land
Soil that's easy to
handle
Grow crops the year
round
Happy, contented
settlers
Fancy prices for all
farm products
Where roses bloom In
Winter
Live the outdoor
life
Regain your health
Become independent
Watch your land go to
$500 an acre
Fine schools
Good roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
COLISEUM

The unconditional surrender OF n
certain mRn-haters' club and the SEN
sationai capture OF It's leader and
members by Cupid and his agents
furnishes one continuous round OF
fun in Girls" at the Coliseum.
Marguerite Clark IL Pamela Cor
don. a confirmed man-hater. In fact.
her views on the subject are 80 con-
firmed that she seeks TO convert
other girls TO her principles. Pam
forms a man haters' club. composed
of herself and two other girla
But. alas, one by one her converts
feel the pleasant sting OF Cupid's
darts and fall out OF the ranks. leav.
ing the little heroine of the story
alone TO wage her warfare on love
and man. This might have been a
very easy task had not Edgar Holt.
very handsome and "A clever lawyer.
happened along. Edgar didn't know
the meaning OF the word mo" and
someone had told him that "per.
sistance always won out" Right here
Commanderin-Ch Cupid takes q
hand and Pam decides It isn't any
fun being a mnn-nater anyway.
II would be hard 20 assemble a
prettier trio OF man.hatcrs than
Marguerite Clark. Helen Chadwick
and Mary Warren. Harrison Ford Is
such goodlooking Edgar Holt no
one blames Pam for deserving the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
She Took
Adler-i-ka!

my wife had what the doctors
call catarrh Of the stomach for Is
years. Had 10 diet carefully and
suffered much. She has now taken
one bottle Adler-i-ka and feels
perfectly we'll" (Slgned) b. f.
Parker. Brock. Texas.
Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and
sourness, stopping stomach distress
INSTANTLY Emptles BOTH up
per and lower bowel flushing EN-
TIRE alimentary canal Removes
ALL foul matter which poisons
system. often CURES constipa-
ton. Prevents appendicitis. We
have sold Adler-i-ka many years.
1t is "A mixture OF buckthorn. cas-
cara, glycerine and nine other sim
pie drugs. Swift Drug Co, and
leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
STRAND.

In light and sparkling comedy
role. seasoned with an undercurrent
OF emotional drama, In a story which
treats Of some problem which daily
arises in the affairs OF modern men
and women--that's where Constance
Talmadge shines. IL IL Miss Tai
madges clever portrayals OF parts
OF this nature which have drawn TO
her an exceptionally large following
OF screen patrons.
In this sprightly comcdydrama
Connie plays the part OF n young and
very attractive wife. who finds the
same problem confronting her that
many other young wives have had to
face. her husband grows restless and
begins TO favor another woman. But
this little wife proves to be just as
clever as the other woman and the
way she wins back her husband and
fools her rival forms a very enter
tanning story.
Harrison Ford IL seen in the role
of the frivolous husband who doesn't
realize how much he needs HE wife
until he has lost her. This makes
the ninth picture IN which Mr. Ford
has appeared with Miss Tahnadge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
LITTLE

Louis Bennlson revels in trick
ing outlaws turnout Sandy Burke of
tho U.Bar.U" at the Little this week.
Bennison, as Sandy Burke, a rowing
adventurer. Is introduced in the Sill
yer Dollar saloon, a rendezvous for
ranchers in a western cattle coun-
try.
Sandy's adventures while captur-
ing a couple of cattle thieves and the
way he woes the girl he loves form
an interesting theme.
Virginia Lee is the girl
MISSION
The seamy side of life, and It is
very seamy, Is the background of
The Divorce Trap" at the Mission.
Gladys Brockweil has the lead as the
vito whom = scoundrelly young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
CLE,INIER

The Clemmer theatre. for the first
time in the history Of Seattle. Is
showing the Kothapfel Unit pro
gram This is something entirely
new in the line OF motion pictures
and was originated by Samuel l..
Rothapfel.
The program consists of n drama.
comedy, scenics observations and
two other features. all produced by
the same director. To so with this
unusual program a special musical
score has been arranged. To get
right down TO II, the Rothapfel pro-
gram Is in reality a combination OF
silent drama and music.
The drama features Grace Darling.
It is the story of a young married
couple who find that happiness Is
not found in wealth or splendor. The
comedy Is called wild Flowers" and
in it are introduced two young girls
who insist they are wild" but whose
innocent pranks are only SO many
steps in pursuit of happiness.
"a Thought OF Equity" Is a short
animated cartoon which contains a
good moral; THE Wood of Fair
Water" Is a splendid scenios which
records the famous achievements OF
the Marines at Belleau Wood,
France.
Mischa Guterson and his popular
Russian orchestra have long been n
drawing card at the Clemmer, but
never before have they had the OPP
portunity to perform as they do this
week. From the beginning of the
program TO the end the Guterson or.
chestra interprets the musical score
with wonderful feeling and to them
falls a big share of the success In
Seattle OF the Rothapfel United pro.
/ r,ra m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
Lucy Gates to
Sing at Stadium

The second outdoor music festival
to be held in the Tacoma Stadium
will have as the leading artist Lucy
Gates. soprano. a Western prima
donna
The date of the concert has been
set for the night Of July II, and
tickets may be obtained in Seattle
at Sherman Clay 6 Co. IT is be-
lieved the coming concert win draw
as great an audience as did the first,
in which Madam -HeinlS
was the soloist Other dates OF forth
coming concerts include the follow
ing soloists: Marie Rappold, July
"a; May Peterson. July 81; Herbert
Witherspoon and Florence Hinkle on
August IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14

husband frames up" so that he may
secure a divorce.
A schcming woman and her man
friend persuade young Drake. son OF
"A millionaire. 10 get a divorce. FL
eanor brakes old dime love Is an EN-.
ploye OF the divorce lawyer and
when she comes to protest that she
has been framed he overhears the
conversation. throws up his job and
undertakes to defend the wife. She
Is also aided by her father-inlsw,
who knows his son well enough 10 be
lieve the wifc's story.
The last act in which the lawyer
works his case UP before the judge
at the trial is fun OF punch. Miss
Brockwell does some fine acting in
this scene as does william Sheer as
the lawyer. Francis Mcdonald. as
the rascaiiy husband, docs what is
required of him well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
LIBERTY

Charles Ray has a unique art Of
making us laugh at the awkward
ways OF the country youth and at
the same time winning our sym.
pathy for the boy who is made the
butt Of jokes by his thoughtless as
sociates.
In Hay Foot, Straw Foot" at the
Liberty this week Ray is q patriotic
farm boy who goes to % training
camp aa raw recruit and there Is
made the butt Of jokes OF his more
sophisticated comrades. He falls i'm
love with girl of the village, who
appears one evening at home talent
performance at the camp theatre.
Later he rescues her from the villain,
and TO protect her nonor. suffers
humiliation, even 10 being sent TO the
guard house and summoned for court
martial.
The girl. however. cxonerates him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14
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For clearing the skin and making il
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14

l. II T. n II N-Sharles Ray In Hay
Foot. StraA Foot. Among Those
Present srnnett comedy; faihe
News.
Observation-Disclosures Unit rro-
gram. Pulse tsodN." drama wild
Flowers" comedy.
COLIsE 4 M--Aiarguerile Clark la
"Girts", "tirtunes Husbands
comedy; Gaumont Graphic Pie
forial-.
STRA " D--Constnncc Taimadgo ia
Happiness Ia Mode" The ifn-
movable Guest comedy: strand
News.
REN--lIohart Hosworth and blanche
hates In '"rhc Border Legion"
MIs~Io>---tslndys Rockwell In The
Divorce Trap: Harold lloyd COM
edys News Events.
COLO>IAi,--fsessie BarriScaic In "a
Trick Of Iafc''s screen Mouoi"guc.
CLASS A--fiessie Love In '"rhe En-
shanted HARM ~canip@ aud scam
dai." comedy; Ford Weekly.
IITrIE--Louls IBeanison IN "sandy
Burke OF the t-fiar-I". FATTY
Arbuckic In Love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-14

TaiIors and dressmakers should
have n kindly feeling toward the SER
pent which induced Eve 10 engage
In the manufacture OF fig-Ieaf gar
ments.