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New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
By EIarriette Underhill

Last Tuesday night we decided to
visit "The Fortune Teller" not because
we wished to have our fortune told, but
because we wished TO see Marjorie
Rambeau.
This Is not in disparaging vein, for
we are one of those persons who think
that fortune tellers are wonderful.
Why, year ago last Washington's
birthday, fortune teller absolutely
thrilled us by telling our real name and
lot more things like that which we
hadn't dreamed of, and then she said
that 2s7 days from that date would be
the happiest day of our life. And It
was; 1t fell on a Thursday-pay day
and besides that some one gave us q
new dog.
Now, 'The Fortune Teller" Is mostly
about mother love, but it Is also little
bit about fortune telling, and it proves
beyond the shadow of doubt that the
cards do not lie, excepting on the table.
Marjorie Rambeau convinces you that
the nine surrounded by tens means for
tune coming to your house, and Incl
dentally she convinces you of many
other things besides.
First of all she makes it impossible
for you to believe that it is really the
young and radiant Marjorie Rambeau
whom you see before you. You see a
woman, fat and blowsy and drink-sod-
den, and not only in her makeup but
in her body, her gestures, her voice, she
Ills this fallen creature who scolds her
Ecolleagues and wheedles her customers.
Then in the next act she is diff
4 ferent. A year has passed and the
1 fortune teller is still telling fortunes,
& but she has forsaken her evil COM
&panions and her evil ways and Is going
Hstraight because of her mother love.
@She has occasional lapses, but 1t is
nothing more serious than 1--WE aint
hurting nobody, are we p or "He told
it to she and l."
And here again Miss Rambeau's in
depreciation is startling! How does
she do it? We who know Miss Ram
beau so we'll could see no trace Of
her.
We had intended to see Miss Ram
beau before the performance, so we
arrived at the stage door bright and
early. We waited.
Eight o'clock came, 8:10-still no
star, and then out Of a car stepped
Miss Rambeau and Hugh Dillman.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Vaudeville

PALACE-Marie Cahill is this weeks
headliner. The U. S. Navy Band
from the Boston Navy Yard remains
for second week. Ivan Bankoff
and company in ballet, Bradley and
Martin in songs and dances, Stuart
Barnes, and "Thc Weaker One" a
sketch by Ethellyn Brewer De Foe,
are other features of the programme
R1VERS1DE--Lillian Russell heads the
bill, which includes Alan Brooks in
one-act drama; Owen McGivency,
protean actor; l.. Wolfe, Gilbert and
Anatol Friedland, in a programme of
their own songs; Jim Toney and Ann
Norman, in skit, and Challen and
Keke.
COLON1AL--Bert Williams is the star
attraction. The supporting bill is
made up of Ruby Norton and Sammy
Lee, Frances Nordstrom and William
Pinkham, Allan Rogers, Irving New
hoff and Dode Phillips, Tom Smith
and Ralph Austin, Felix Bernard and
Jack Duffy, John Regay and the Lor-
raine Sisters, and the Belgian Trio.
ROYAL-The feature attractions are
Hyams and Mcintyre, Frank Fey,
Jimmy Hussey, Ruth Roye and Sailor
Reilly Others on the bill are Her
man Timberg and company, Libonati,
xylophonist; Howard's Animal Spec
tacle and Ben Boyer and company.
U. S. Navy Jazz
Band from the Boston Navy Yard
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
NEWS AND NOTES OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS

know-and l was foolish enough to
want my little romance to myself"
mot world" we answered, firmly.
III you'll put that handsome man
out of the dressing room we'll talk only
five minutes, and those FIVE minutes
shall be devoted to your new play"
After "the handsome man" had gone
into his own dressing room she turned
and said: II will say this to you
I'm radiantly happy!" and she looked
1t truly. Never had we seen her so
handsome, although we always thought
she was beauty.
And then she proceeded to eradicate
all traces Of that beauty. Red paint
on her nose and blue on her cheeks
and purple on her mouth and q tousled
gray wig.
Don't you hate to spoil natures
handiwork like that ?" we asked, as we
watched her youth disappear. "And
don't you hate being your husbands
mother? That makes you your own
mother-in-1aw, doesn't it?
NO, 1 love 1t all. 1t is the most
interesting part I ever have played, and
when people tell me that they can see
no trace of me in Nine. Renee, it is
music to my ears. ] am one of those
who believe that an actress should play
with her whole body, not only with
her BRAIN"
eyes," VIC answered, "but she must
have brains to direct it," Miss Ram
beau smiled, but we knew that she had
about three minutes left before tho
curtain. SO we proved to her that we,
ut least, had enough Of that commo
dity to tell us when to go, and we
left her struggling into a black cam
brio gown with gold moons and stars
pasted all over it.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16

military operations on the British Gen.
eral Staff from 1915 to 1918, and rated
as one of the most authoritative milf
tary critics and historians of the pres
ent generation, will delive~ his first
lecture in America at Carnegie Hall on
Sunday evening, March %, $50.
Major General John F. O'Ryan, COM
mander of the famous 9th Division,
will preside at the lecture and intro
duce his distinguished confrere to his
first American audience.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Brooklyn

MAJESTTC-"Little Simplicity" tn,
musical comedy, is this weeks play.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16

General Maurice to
Lecture at Carnegie Hall
Major General Sir Frederick Barton
Maurice, X. G. N. G. c. B., director of
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Ne,u Plays This Week

MONDAYA the Liberty Theatre Henry Miller will present
"Mcere play in three acts by Philip Moeer The
act is Moeres study theatre at the Paas Royal
September 1872 The the
de Montespan, the mistress of XIV
the third the first BEFORE
after the fourth performance of Maade maginar February
Mr. Miller will Moliere, Blanche
Monespan; Hobrook Bnn Louis XIV Win
Amanda the young wife of Moere Others
Forrest Robinson Sidney Herbert, Alice Gale Frederick
Roland and Paul Doucet.
Globe Theatre Otis Skinner will famous
of Colonel Philippe Bridau, the staggering, freeatng
Napoleonc duist in "The of the
his support Evelyn varden Harrison Alexander
Onow, Ruth Rose, Margaret Calvert Harry and
Walter r. Scott
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
AT the One Week Houses

STANDARD Leo Ditrichstein, dt.
rect from his run at the Liberty The
atre, comes here in "The Marquis de
Priola."
SHUBERT RIVIERA - "The Little
Brother" with Walker Whiteside and
Tyrone Power, is this weeks attrac-
ton.
LOEW'S SEVENTH AVENUE -
"The Roads of Destiny" with Florence
Reed in the leading role, comes here.
BRONX OPERA HOUSE-The scale
of prices has been raised for this
weeks engagement of "Going Up"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
"A Prince There Was''
For Men in Uniform

George NJ. Cohan will appear in a
free performance of GA Prince There
was" to be given at the George M.
Cohan Theatre this evening for men in
uniform. This performance is offered
through the courtesy of Cohan & Har-
trustrls and under the auspices of
the Stage Women's War Relief. The
entire orchestra will be reserved for
wounded men until o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
lie Misantlirope" Next
Bill at French Theatre

"Le Misanthrope," Moliere's MASTER
piece, according to his leading critics,
is the next play to be produced as tho
weekly change at the French Theatre
du Vieux Colombier, commencing to-
morrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Last Week Of ssThe Book OF
Job and Walker Seoso,,

Stuart Walkers interesting Lenten
bill, including "The Book of job and
Dunsany's "The Tents of the Arabs. !"
will be continued at the Punch and
Judy Theatre but one more week. IN
Guiding six evening performances enA
matinees Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. The engagement will terminate
March %, bringing Mr.. Walkers roper
tory season to a close.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Play by Benevente To
Be Given by Theatre Child

The Theatre Guild, an organization
recruited from the group which made
UP the former Washington Square
Players, announces that it's first offer
ing Will be comedy from the Spanish
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16

of Jacinto Benevente. It is called "The
Bonds Of Interest" and has been very
successfully played in Madrid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

come in.
For your information I quote Sec
ton is of the income tai law: THAT
IL any individual liable to make the
return or pay the tax shall refuse or
neglect to make such return at the
times specified, he shall be liable to
a penalty of not less than $40 nor
more thar $1,000. Any individual
who makes any false or fraudulent
return or statement with intent to de-
feat OF evade the assessment required
by this title to be made, shall be
guilty of q misdemeanor and shall be
fined not exceeding $4,000, or be i'm
prisoned not exceeding n year. or
both, In the discretion of the court"
There Ire 277 returns filed on
which no TAI was paid; these have
been returned for additional afida-
Wits, and 900 returns on which tax
was paid have to go over.
Deputy Collector Dalton does not
expect to finish up this work here
until about the first of April. In or
der that the men working in the va
rious plants and offices may be able
to meet the collector, he remains ct
the Office each Wednesday and Friday
night until 8 o'clock. On Monday he
will sit in Woodbridge; Tuesday in
Metuchen ind Thursday in Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Change Made In Regulations
Affecting Your Income Tax

Here's more worry for those who
MED income tax returns for the year
IVY. According TO the Treasury De-
partment of Internal Revenue Service
all the returns filed last year must be
gone over; this includes not only the
taxable returns but also those which
were untaxable. The cause for this
Is the fact that many errors have been
discovered. Deputy Collector Law
renee c. Dalton, of the department, Is
now holding daily office hours In the
~postof1ce building, where he meets by
appointment the various people who
filed reports.
If after the first notice for a hear
ing on the income tar report is not
honored by the receiver Of the notice,
another notice is sent, and if the per-
son still continues to ignore the re-
quest of his appearance he Is called
before the collector in Newark. The
first notice reads as follows:
81 am directed by the Collector of
of New Jersey to make an investiga-
ton of your income tax report as
rendered to him for the year 1917.
You are requested to meet me in
Il on q between the hours
of o and d at the follow
Ing place d.
ITO ave delay you are requested at
OIte 10 30 over dBdlJi IN t6 cS Va
your income and expenditures for the
year 1917, making sure that no item
is omitted, and bring those figures
with you, prepared to explain each
item.
at is the desire of the government
that every person rendering income
tax return shall be fully advised re-
garding the law and his rights and
duties there under.
| 'Evnnr{anca hnyinC disclosed thai
n very great many taxpayers who rem
dered returns this year made errors
due to incorrect understanding of the
law, or to failure to inform them
selves fully regarding their W in
come during the year 1917, this in
vestigation is undertaken throughout
the country to correct errors N
Observation-Disclosures"
The second notice to the person
warns him or her that they must re-
port as requested within a certain
| space of time or they Will be called
to Newark.
Some of the income returns filed
have brought up the question as to
| whether or not the person was sub
iect to an income tax for the years
1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916. The dep
uty collector is to make an investiga-
ton Of these persons. The notice
sent to these persons reads in part as
follows:
ITO save delay you are requested
to supply in detail the information
called for on the accompanying
sheets. Secure all the information
called for before coming in and be
prepared to swear to 1t. 1t is our ex-
perience that many persons do not
keep books. Nevertheless, 1t Is pos
sible for them to determine, by In
quiry at places where they are accus-
toned to do business and by refer
ence to their books and their bank
deposits, what their income was each
year. It is necessary that you pegln
at once TO get this information so
that YOU will have all of 1t when you
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
~Iuaaerandia Tribute.

A very eloquent Frenchman, Ambas
sador Jusserand. has paid this hand
some tribute to the American army In
France: "a valiant army, the praise OF
which is on every lip ; a youthful, good
humored, CHEEKY army, whose every
soldier is welcome In castle or hut, and
is offered just as heartily the best cake
or the last crust; an immense army
that grows ceasclessly-month after
month you sent over double the mum
Der Of men Napoleon had at Waterloo.
Many French names written on your
map recall presence here at the
time Of your fight for independence,
chief among them that of Lafayette.
Many American names will in after.
time recall the splendid part you are
taking In the d%eliverance of France
and OF the worId."-Youth's Compan-
ion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
THRILLING Week Ends.

1t Is curious to recall how man,
thrilling Saturdays and Sundays there
have been during the a 1t was or
a Sunday that Germany committed
her first definite act of a On q
Sunday the London Times published
its telegram about the retreat from
Mons, which created SO painful a feel
ing IN that country. The crucial day
Of the second battle of Ypres, when
the Germans nearly broke through with
the help Of gas. was a Saturday. 1t
was on q Saturday that the earlieg
dispatches regarding the battle Of Jut-
land created 80 unfortunate an i'm
preston. and II vas on a Saturday In
March this year that we began to real
ize the grim possibilities Of the Ger
offensive Of that month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

he was q green Scottish lad. and one
Of bis duties was to answer the tele-
phone. When first called On to do so.
In reply to the usual query: Are you
theref" he nodded assent. Again the
question came and again and yet again.
and each time the boy gave the an
swering nod. When the question came
for the ffth time, however, the boy.
losing his temper. roared through the
transmitter: Man, are ye bhn'f I've
been noddin' ma held aft for the last
half o r"-Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Give tho eesi That,s In You.

The man who persistcntly and de-
terminedly Hlls his position In the best
possible way win eventually succeed
from a monetary standpoint. not to
mention the good he Is doing by set
ting such an example. and his infinite
gain In character and self-respect.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26

Pc timpul cind s'a infiintat
Liga Nationala, 81 parintele Luca-
ciu fost propus de un oare care
preot ca sd fie presedinte al III
gel, ce scriau conffatii carl ,,zi
Sc afla in YoungstownY Att IL
tat? MOI nu!
E obraznicie a mega faptelc
pc care le-ai facut, da! e obraz-
nicie ne mai pomenita. Dar... ce
nu Sc face la moi? Cine tine 5000
teala de faptele scribilor nostri
E monstruos ce all facut confratii
din Youngstown, 81, prin martu-
risirea lor facuta acum, Isl recu-
nose pacatul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26

Pima la anul 1874 Japonezii a.
veau obiceiul sd sc vacciDeze IN
vfrful nasului.
Upa dintre gainile puse la aS-
pozitia economica din Lennox,
Mass, a ouat doua QUA in cinci
minute.
Tn inventator Din Kansas a f.
cut o sperietoare de ciori GU ar
curl, care Isl misca miinile 81 pi-
cioarele Gu ajutorul v1ntului. Este
de mare folos cultivatorilor de pa
mint din patile acelea.
fntr 'un nou teatru din Londra
spatarul fiecarui scaun este pre-
vazut GU un telefon, Gu ajutoral
caruia persoanele cam tari lie
urechi pot auzi mai bine ce Sc
vorbeste pc scena. Telefonul nu
functioneaza pima nu-i bagi in
cutie o moneda de cinci bani.
Un francez inventat o sanie,
care Gu ajutorul unei elice ca
cea de la aeroplan, merge foarte
lutte att pc ghiata, cit 81 pc "a
pada.
Orasul Asheville, N. c., Sc lau-
da a avea prima barbierie din sad
care sa fie deschisa 81 tinuta nu-
mai de femeie.
Cuvintul Uncle Sam luat ma
stere de la initialele U. S., (Uni-
ted States), interpretate pentru
prima CARA de un glumet.
in statele Unite s'a instalat d.
curind un instrument de mare
valoare, Gu care Sc poate fotogra
fla variatia batailor mime
Cea mai mare bible din cit
exista pima acum Sc afla in bibli
oteca regala din Stockholm. Co
tpertele-i sunt facute din cartoa
ne tari, grease de patru inches
lar lungimea paginelor ii este Il
un yard.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26
REFIECTII,
CINE A CONSPIRAT CONTRA
BATRfNULUI LUCACIU?

Zilele acestea confratii din Yo-
ungstown ne acuza ca moi am Il
lovit in batrinul Lucaciu, care a
fest 81 plecat de -aici din America
Confratii insa uita ca ,,directorul
lors conspirat contra batrinu-
lui. Cine TRIMS telegrama aceia
la Cincinnati, Ohio, unde Sc .spu
nea ca fruntasii neamului nostru
ce au fost adunati acolo sd abba
grija, ca parintele Lucaciu nu are
acte de acreditare, adeca sa alba
grija, de par'ca ar Fl VENT in tara
aceasta cine site ce ON rau, III
un vechiu luptator? Nu fost
oare ,,directorul" confratilor din
Youngstown
Cum domnilor, vol care att con
spirat contra cinstei acelui batrin
ii luati acum apararea, ori acuzati
pc altii de ceea &c s'a petrecut'
Oar daca am ajuns pima aci, sun
tenn gaia reproduce arcole scrise
de confrati, ca sa aratam publicu.
1ui pc vinovat.
Asa E domnii mel, dup ce vat
batut joe de batrinul luptatoc
dupa ce att conspirat >dn contra
lnni, furnizind diferite versiuni
poate prin intermediul cutarul
consul maghiar, acum altii sun'
de vina. Ceea ce s'a spus la moi
s'a spus nunai purul adevar, 81
nimeni null poate contesta .
d-tra fnsa att sapst, dupa cum vi
peste obieeiul,, la temelia lui din
umbra,s d-tr8 isati fntins cursa
Vreti sd discut1m despre aceasta
MOI suntem gaia, si suntem gaia
q da 81 dovezi! Da, q dovedi cine
este sau STUNT aceia &c au conspi.
rat contra ,Jbatrfnuluis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26
POSTA- REDACTIEI.

Prietenului: - Da, neconditio-
nat. ma pregatesc 81 eu, pentru
acelasi timp.
Morning Glory" = in New
England: = Dupa ce iii vel trl-
mite numele 81 adresa corecta
la adresa omului caruia teal a.
dresat inainte, la 95O6< Clifton
Blvd in acest oras, atunci 0 81.
primesti raspuns 81 sa poate ca va
iesi ceva bun din afacere. Da,
altcum - ba. Ne-au deceptiona1
multi altii inainte 81 astazi HI
mai suntem Alta de lesne - Gre
zatori.A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26
A v I z
Pentru toti membrii societatii
;, ,Plugarul Romin" din Youngs
town. Ohio.


town, Ohio.
Avfnd adunare generala in zi1a
de 4 Maiu 1919, printre alte pune
tie care au fost la ordinea zilei a
fost 81 punctul Gu doctorul socle-
tatii, la care s'a luat hotarires
ca sd, Sc faca angajament Gu doc
torul Earle B. Dawner 81 tot oda
ia 81 DR.. Parembsky sa ramiie $
pc mai departe doctor la socic
tate. Membrii din Youngstown
Hazelton 81 Brier Hill, sd pot 70
losi de ambI doctori pima la Il
Iunie 1919, atunci Sc va decide q
care doctor sd ram7na la societa
fte pc viitor.
Oficiul doctorului Earle b
Dawner este la No. 225 p. Fede-
raj Street. Orele de oficin sunt IN
fiecare ri de la - la amaazi pima
la S p. m. Seara orele de oficiu
Luni, Mercuri, Vineri 81 Simbata
de la orele 6-8 p. m.
Deci toti membrii secietatii Pln.
garul Romin sunt, rugati . lua "a
cunostinta acest aviz, 81 in caz de
| lipsa de doctor, ar Fl bine ca pi-
ma la Is Ipnie sa Sc foloseasca dc
acest doctor, ca atunci sa putem
sti ca pc care sasi tinem oflcios
pentru societate.
In. speranta Cd toti fratii mem
bril- al societatii noastre vor Ina
la clnostinta cele de mai sus, va
salutam Gu dragoste frateasca.
in numele seeietatii ,Plugarnl
Ronnan din Youngstown, Ohio
Avisalom Darbu, pregedinte
purnitr1 LunCociz sscretar
(22-24)
teeee4ees :
Csttfi = absn1i " Anotie4s
| J 13ax11 u1u toEilok. Gcsls y
| inte5o III n. ~ s16G mi pee'
fset0 ~ deoeaU db 11z1ea
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26
NldruntISuri.

Tn purece international de
la 9 foaie romineasca voieste 81
ell sd faca pc ,,critlcul' 81 sa he
arate .ca ell este ,,primejdios"
deci mise arunca 81 spune ca Su
lut fost ,,vicar's. Bre, baiete,
de ce nu al cetit pima in capat9
Al fl invatat ca Sulut a ajuns la
mai mare. :. Oar. de, asa-i intreg
neamul purecilor sugatori de sill
ge,
Din foaie romfneasca (foaie
serioasaD In Wisconsin s'a in
timplat o. mare nenorocire. O fe-
meie STA taiat parul falls Gu foar-
fecile pc cind durmea''.
Ce raportor admirable, ori te
pomeni ca lucrat ,,iredentis-
tuls
Baiatul care obicinuise sd plin-
ga pentru un ,,penny" are un fc-
cior All, care plinge pentru Cd
nu capata 0 thine" pentru lee
cream 81 dol cent pentru guvern.
Inca ceva. Sc spune ca saruta-
tut inca are sd fie taxat ca ceva
de lux. Daca e tocmai asa, IAN
dori sa stim care dintre cele do
! ua particle carl Sc saruta, va fl
obligat a platit taxa?
Surorile de caritate foste Gu
..Crucea Rosie" vor fl exchise
de la vot pc cit Sc aude. Proba-
bil pentru ca ar veni in contact
la baracele de votare GU soldatli
a caror viata au scapat-o in eur
sui razboiului.
Vorbind despre pedepse, moi
credem ca cea mai grea pedeapsa
o poate avea eel care a fugit Gu
nevasta borterului 81 dupa ce au
scapat in pace, tot ell trebue sa-si
faca dejunu1 = pc timpul cind
!. dinsei ii zboara mustele pc Ia
gura.
Austria, Sc zice, doreste .sa a
iunga sub protectorat american
M Sc tenn oare Gel din Austrl5
ca in felul acesta va ajunge 81 Ia
eli = ,.prohibitia"
Ceea ce he este de lipsa noua
in America = spunea un Ameri
can = este un INN national com
pus din singura strofa. PoaSe
ca pc acela Lar tine toti minte.
Sc pare ca Americana acests
este foarte familiar Gu afacerilt
noastre rominesti.
Cind ajung la stajul dezmier
darilor de dragoste, fata poat'
invata de la un fecior niste lu
cruri pc carl nici ell nu le sta ina
, inte de aceea.
Dimineata in care al numai q
minute pentru tie imbraca, e q
81 dimineata in care teal scuia
, destul de noapte, dar ti-ai rup
sinoarale de la ghete 81 NUT afI
nicairi nasturele din dos de |;
; camasa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26
B U L E TT N /.

VERSAILLES, "a Maiu. - Mi
nistrul de externe Brockdorff
Rantzau s'a reintors astazi aici
de la Spa, unde ieri a avut con-
ferinta Gu reprezentantii guver-
nului german.