davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-04-20
New Navy.

Today and tomorrow, Annette kel-
lermann. in Queen of the Sea-; Tues
day. Edith Roberts. in Sue of the
South: Wednesday, Virginia Pear
son, in 1.-The Love Auction: Thurs
day. Bert LyteN. in Blind Mans
Eyes: Friday. Louise Glaum. in The
Wolf Woman" and Saturday. Theda
Bara, in when Men Desire"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Empire.

Today, Theda Bara in when Men
Desire: tomorrow, William Russell.
in Where the West Begins; Tues
day. Valeska Suratt. sin THE Soul of
Broadway; Wednesday. Sessue Haya-
kawa and Tsuru Aoki, in "A Heart in
Pawn; Thursday. Viola Dana and
Milton Eills.. in Satan. jr.": Friday,
FRITZ Brunette, in THE Sealed Envel-
ope': and Saturday, George Walsh. in
Never Say Quit" and "Money Talks. :"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Leader.

The Island of Intrigue" with May
Allison as the picture star. in five
act-stirring comedy-romance of mys-
terry. adventure and intrigue, is the
attraction announced for the Leader
Theater all this week. 1t, is an. in
genious and interesting story of the
kidnapping of the daughter of a rich
man by band of 1c.ever swindlers.
who believes she is being entertained
by friends of her father, until their
plans ,miscarry and she is made to
face thrilling incidents. until finally
rescued by a submarine chaser.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
American.

Today. Pauline Frederick. in Sold:
tomorrow. June Elvidge. in THE Love
Defender" also Houdini, in "The Mas
ter Mystery; Tuesday,. Rex Beach
production in ''The Brand" Wednes-
day, Mary Pickford. in Rags;
Thursday. Henry 3. Wathall in
False Faces; Friday. Margaret
Clark, in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch: Saturday. Charles Ray, in
The Girl Dodger."
Evening star., 1919-04-20
- ALBEKI
RAY
and E,L1NOR EIR
"M5rx1ea 7n
Haste "

booker Three Men and Girl will
feature Marguerite Clark and be sup
plemented with "Oh. Betty Behave"
and a news reel. THE Pest Mabel
Normand's newest picture. will be
shown Thursday and Friday. Miss
Normand is pictured as country
madcap. who found happiness and
love at time when it seemed likely
to be denied her. The Midnight
Alarm" and Film News will be the
auxiliaries. Suspense featuring
Mollie King. and the comedies. -Four
of Kind" and Tips and Gondolas,
will be shown Saturday
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday Norma Tai
madge. in "The Probation Wife;
Tuesday. Ethel Clayton. in Maggie
Pepper; Wednesday, Vivian Martin,
in You Never Saw Such Girl also
Houdini, in The Master Mystery;
Thursday. Dorothy Gish. in Boots;
Friday, Dustin Farnum, in 1.-The Man
in the Open," and Saturday. June Ell.
vidge, in THE Love Defender"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Photoplay Features.
Rialto.

- thriifng play de luxe" is prom
ieed in The Exquisite Thief" in con-
junction with the last of DIR. L. s.
Sugden's Alaskan color views. The
Birth of Icebergs." this week at
Aoore's Rialto Theater.
Priscilla Dean. supported by Thurs
Ion Hall. the former Morosco stage
,avorite, and Sam De Grasse. a new
school character actor" in THE Ex-
uuisite Thief" is pictured as a super
crook. who preys upon New Yo.k's
l.cpci social strata. The action is S ,.r-
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Truxton.

Today, Constance Talmadge. in
in THE Gold Cure; Tuesday. Carmel
Meyers. in "Who Will Marry Me?"
Wednesday. Julia Arthur. in 1.-The
CaveIl Case; Thursday. Monroe Sails
bury, in millionaire Pirate; Friday,
May Allison. in The Testing of Mil
dred Vane." and Saturday. Nazimova,
in Revelation"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Home.

Today. Norma Talmadge, in The
Probation Wife: tomorrow: Enid
Bennett. in. Happy Though Married;
Tuesday. John Barrymore. in Are
you Mason?'; Wednesday. NaZi-
nova in IAN Eye For an Eye:
Thursday. Vivian Martin. in Never
Saw Such Girl; Friday, "The Turn
IN the Road; Saturday, Marguerite
Clark, in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Garden.

Peggy Hyland is the picture star of
The RebeIlious Bride" to be shown
at Moore's Garden Theater the first
half of this week. 1t is a story of a
child of the Ozarks-bright. care
free and full of innocent mischief.
Louis millionaire, forced to marry the
girl at the point of gun. Thursday
andsthe remainder of the week Albert
Ray and Elinor Fair pictured IN
Married in Haste" will be the at
traction. The picture is said to oIbe
''one long roar of laughter" although
pointing moral worth while
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Knickerbocker.

''One Week of Life" will be shown
also at Crandall's Knickerbocker to-
day and tomorrow, with the comedy.
well, I'll Be-" featuring Lawrence
Semon, and a topical news reel. Tues
day and Wednesday at The Knicker-
Evening star., 1919-04-20

ringIy melodramatic, with comedy
situations. A love story adds charm
and gives finish to the entertain
ment.
DR.. Sugden has reserved until now
what he considered his greatest work.
both from the standpoint of descrip-
tion and perturbation. :
Although extensively advertised the
showing of "Virtuous Men, has been
postponed.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Savoy. !

Today. Billie Burke. in Good
Gracious. Annabelle" and a Current
Events reel: tomorrow. THE Turn Of
the Road" and TOO Many Sweet
hearts: Tuesday, Madge Kennedy, in
Daughter of Nine" and We'll, I'll
be -: Wednesday. Alice Brady, in
Marie, Ltd" and a news reel; Thurs
day, Kitty Gordon. in ''The Scar" and
up the Flue": Friday. Wallace Reid.
in Alias Mike Moran" and Salvation
Sue: Saturday. Lila Lee. in Puppy
Love-" and Poor Innocent"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Revere.

Today, William 8. Hart. in Breed Of
Mem: tomorrow, Charles Ray. in
The Girl Dodger"; Tuesday. Dorothy
Gish, in Boots Wednesday. Alice
Brady. in THE Death Dance; Thurs
day, Mary Pickford. in The Dawn of
a Tomorrow: Friday. Kitty Gordon,
in 1.-The Unveiling Hand" and Satur-
day, Jack Sheriff. and Mabel Withee,
in Once to Every Man"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Circle.

Today. Norma Talmadge. in THE
Probation Wife; tomorrow Ethel
Clayton, in Maggie Pepper: Tues
day, Shirley Mason, in THE Winning
Girl: Wednesday, Carlyle Blackwell
and Evelyn Greeley, in Hit or Miss:
Thursday. Theda Bara, in when Men
DesiEe"; Friday, Constance Talmadge,
in Experimental Marriage; Satur-
day, pauline Frederick, i'm Paid i'm
Full"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Plaza.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday.
Mitchell Lewis. in 'Calibre 3s": We'd
nesday and Thursday. Marguerite
Clark, in "Gretna Green" and Friday
and Saturday, Wallace Reid, in alias
Mike Moran.
Evening star., 1919-04-20

Eye: wednesday, Vivian Martin. in
Never Saw Such Girl: Thursday
The Turn in the Road; Friday, Mar
guerite Clark. in Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch" and Saturday, Con-
stance Talmadge. in Experimental
Marriage"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Filnogranns.

An Easter fashion parade is a spec
tacular feature Of May Allison's newest
picture, Castles in the Air"
Madge Kennedy's new picture is called
Leave 1t to Susan" which places the
star in a rough western environment.
Albert Capellani is adapting "Oh.
Boy!" the stage success. to the screen.
with June Caprice as its star and
Creighton Hale az leading man.
Monroe Salisbury is to be pictured
in a new story. THE Open Road" as
a peace-loving Italian immigrant who
goes west and develops into a town
terror.
The Miami. Fla. Chamber of Com
merce gives William Farnum credit for
the circulation of 500. 900 in that town
as the result of the filming there of
his picture, 1.-The jungle Trail" 1t has
sent him letter saying So
To obtain views from an unusual
angle of the Leviathan, with her cargo
of homecoming doughboys. ]. A.
Evening star., 1919-04-20

~Abe Martin" on Screen-Abe Mar
tin of Brown county-homely. philo-
sophie old Abe Martin. the inveterate
despoiler of gloom-has succumbed to
the lure of moving pictures.
The grand old man of Indiana" has
followed in the footsteps of hundreds
OF other internationally known char
acters. and In the future will devote
considerable of his time and efforts
to amusing the public on the screen.
Kin Hubbard. who introduced old Abe
= TO thousands Of newspaper readers.
has Joined the Universal ranks. In
future issues the New Screen Maya
sciences. travel and humor. will con-
tain a number of pertinent Abe Mar
tin paragraphs
Alaskan Artist and Hiatsrian-
DR.. Leonard s. Sugden. whose nat
ural color studies of "The Lure of
Alaska" have made a distinct i'm
preston upon photoplay patrons of
sfoore's Rialto. is a great admirer of
the beauties of Alaska. He finds his
Inspiration for pieturing the wonders
and potentiaiities of this little known
possession of the United States in the
ignorance betrayed by vast major
Ky Of residents of the states. both as
ard the mode of living of those who
inhabit il.
He has found, for example. that few
peopIe realize that Jacksonville. Fla.
has a more disheartening record OF
low temperatures than tSitka. Alaska.
liz has been impressed upon him. too.
that Alaska is looked upon by prob
ably ninety Of the one hundred and
ten million people of this nation as
an immeasurable expanse of ice and
snow.
These Impressions, of course. are at
clear to all who viewed DR.. Sugden's
wonderfully tinted films and listened
70 his enlgihtening descriptions of the
numerous Alaskan towns that cannot
be distinguished upon the screen
from Portland. Seattle. Spokane or
others of our northwestern cities.
Aside from his intimate knowledge
of the Alaskan terrain DR.. Sugden
-Iias brought from the north an equal
~ intimate knowledge of the adven-
Jures. hopes and aspirations of the
distinguished writer's. miners and SOL
l:ers of fortune who have contrib
uted 20 the romance and picturesque
ness OF life in that country. in which has
been through all the vicissitudes of
the gold rush days and thsl subse-
quent complicated processes of social
development. Jack London, Dan Me-
grew. Rex Beach. Robert Serviss and
others whose names are inseparably
linked with the golden days of TWEEN
u years ago were personal friends of
The intrepid explorer. who gravitated
from the stirring life of the North
west Mounted Police to pilot on the
treacherous White Horse rapids.
Pauline Frederick.-Pauline Fred :
ericE exchanged the stage for the
screen about four years ago, at the
height OF her stage success. Shortly
before she had appeared in Joseph
md His Brethren" When the transi-
ton from the stage to tAe screen was
announced the tongues of the oracles
waXed busy. Her first picture, THE
Eternal City" was for her an i'm
mediate success And since, il has
spread all over the world. 1t came
through persistent and well developed
e,Ideavor. She has developed her
.kul, ane her popularity has come
as a result solely Of her energy and
tiCv
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Carolina.

ss4 CaFOl1ua.
Today. Lima Ca1ilieri. in 1.-TWO
IBrides"; tomorrow Norma Talmadge,
in The Probation Wife; Tuesday.
Enid Bennett, in Happy Though Mar
Eied"; Wednesday. John Barrymore, in
"Are You Married.; Thursday. Nazi-
NOVA. in IAN Eye For an Eye: Fri
day. Vivian Martin, in Never Saw
Such Girr'; Saturday, The Turn in
the Road"
Evening star., 1919-04-20

Emmy Wehien has just arrived"
and started a new picture. The Anna
teur AdYentureSs. an adaptation of
Thomas Edeelow's magazine ST ory.
She is also casting about for snug
bungalow. with palms, and orange
trees about.
In her fort hcoming production. THE
Evening star., 1919-04-20

To help ont the press agent il is
getting the fashion now to say stars
have Just arrived in California to
begin new picture" no matter if
, they have been there for years. 1t
forms the basis for travel incidents.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
MABEL NORMAND
+" Tke Rst"
Avenue Grand.

Madge. Kennedy; tomorrow. Alice
Brady in Marie, Ltd. and Current
Events; Tuesday. Wallace Reid in
alias Mike Moran" and topical news
reel; Wednesday. Billie Burke in
Good Gracious. Annabeller' also
What Uncle Sam Had Up His
Sleeve; Thursday, Lila Lee in Puppy
Love- and Lawrence Semon in
well, I'll Be-; Friday, Kitty Cor
don in "The Scar" also Have
fAnother":. Saturday, Earle Williams
in "A Gentleman of Quality" and
Love or Money"
Evening star., 1919-04-20

Rupert Julian's superproduction.
''Fhe Fire Fingers" based on William
j. Neidrigs magazine story. in addi-
ton to Mr. Julian himself. will show
?, Fay Tincher and Jane Novak in the
picture cast.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Princess.

Princess.
Today. Enid Bennett, in Happy
Though Married.; tomorrow John
Barrymore, in Are You Mason?'
Tuesday. Nazimova. in IAN Eye for an
Evening star., 1919-04-20

Brockhorst. International STAFF camera
man. was permitted to use a govern
ment airplane.
Evening star., 1919-04-20

prize fight ring. refuses to be filmed
! in evening clothes that do not bear
the stamp of New York approval
And they say the movies do not make
players temperamental.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

4 her forthcoming production. THE
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Children Of Richard Croker cast
doubt on the claim Of their STEP
mother to royal blood Mrs. Croker
says she IL Cherokee princess and
proclaimed her name Ksetaw Keian.
tuchv ssauoon. She was married to
tho former Tammany chief under
the name Of Bula Benton Edmond
son. Her stepchildren declare she
was born in Oklahoma Of Hebrew
parentage. 1t all comes out la tho
suit Of the Croker children TO com
pei their father to divide their moth
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been unduly influenced by his second
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The Dermott news., 1919-04-24
Resolutions.

Dermott, Ark. April 2lst. 1919.
We. the members of the Pastor : Aid
Society of the Presbyterian Church IN
special meeting assembled on April 2lst
adopted the following resolutions;
Whereas: In the Providence of God
We are called upon to part with our be
loved president. Mrs. II. II. Dyer, who
leaves in few days for her new home
in Memphis. Tenn be it therefore.
Resolved. lst-That we assure Mrs.
Dyer OF our regrets of her leaving, and
of our devoted affection for her and
our sincere appreciation of her work in
our society. AT the most critlal period
of our society when il was organized
as a new venture Mrs. Dyer was called
10 the presidency as our first president
and by her splendid leadership, wise
counsel, impartial judgment, and I'M
firing zeal she has led the society TO a
splendid success.
Resolved. 2nd That our best wishes
and PRAYERS for God = choicest blessings
upon her will follow Mrs Dyer in her
new home. and we further assure her
that we will always he interested nher
welfare We realize keenly our loss in
Mrs. Dyer's removal and VT heartily
commend her to whatever church and
society in which she may east her lot
in her new home
Resolved, Bird That copy Of
these resolutions be given To Mrs Dyer
and that they also be published in our
local paper.
Respectfully.
The Pastor Aid Society,
Dermott Presbyterian Church
The Dermott news., 1919-04-24
Worship

Every man needs God. Every man
has God. There is that in man which
requires that he worship. This in
stinct of worship is not expected in the
lower animals nor in subnormal people.
because both are irresponsible. If you
are a normal, rational. intelligent per
son you will satisfy this worshipful in
stinct, not with strange gods nor OBJ
jects which are not God, but by going
to God 3 appointed place for worship
on His holy day. Next Sunday when
the impulse to worship seizes you don t
forget the interesting services at Der
motifs popular homelike church, the
Presbyterian church. where that
friendly welcome feeling prevails.
Bible Study at gas.
Morning service at II.
Christian Endeavor at 1880.
Evening service at sis.
The Rev j. &. Crenshaw will occupy
the pulpit at both services; hear him.
Pastor.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-24
Baptist Aid

The Baptist ladies held their regular
monthly Missionary meeting Monday
afternoon at the church. Twelve la
dies were present and the following
program was rendered with Mrs. +.
l.. Johnson as leader
Song. IN Go Where You Want Me
to Go.
PRAYER. Mrs. Courtney.
Scripture Lesson l0i Psalm by leader
Song. The Touch of His Hand.
Paper; Why Arkansas Baptists Must
Raise $70. 600 for Home and Foreign
Missions. Mrs. Chas. Blanks.
Paper, Ten ReasonsWhy, Mrs. FL
lington.
Paper: The World Call TO southern
Baptist. Mrs. NJ. J. Anders.
Story. Our Smallest Mission Boy,
Mrs Lephiew.
Piano Sole. Miss Bessie Courtney.
Paper. Home Missions. Mrs. De
Eaney.
Song. Let the Lower Lights he
Burning.
Dismission by repeating the Lord :
PRAYER in concert.
The meeting next Monday will be
the monthly social meeting and viii be
held at the home of Mrs. DR.. Thomp-
son with Mrs Thompson and Mrs.
Chas blanks AZ hostesses The free will
offering at that time will go to mis-
-ons Each lady il requested 10 bring
needle and thimble as the quilt will be
finished that day. Secretary.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-24
Baker Bound Over For AID
johnson Killing

In the case of the State of Arkansas
versus Ben Baker. which was brought
up at Arkansas City yesterday morn
ing before Squire Davis, the defendant,
charged with the killing of AID John
son, waived preliminary examination
and was bound over to await the action
of the grand jury. Later his bond was
fixed at 50, 600 p h. Nevis and y.
Q. Pindell represented the defendant
and John Baxter of Dermott repre-
scented the state.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-24
Demonstration Notes

Will Daniels. at Dermott. has an un-
usually fine hog pasture of Abruzzl rye
and red clover. The rye IL headed out
at SIX feet high and the ground Is
covered with mat of fine clover
about twelve inches high. He will
take the hogs out of the pasture till
the rye is off and will then have fine
patch of clover to Craze or cut for hay.
The rye has been making good pasture
all winter MIR Daniels has also small
patches of Hairy Vetch and Burr Glov-
err both winter growing Legumes.
The Burr clover Is very rank and thick
and the roots are SO we'll covered with
nodules formed by the nitrogen gather
ing bacteria that they can be seen on
the surface of the ground. This Glow
er will soon seed. II IL winter cover
crop that will not interfere with late
corn and 1t furnishes great winter
grazing
Naecinnate your hogs they are dy-
ing all over the county and you can t
afford To risk your hogs getting IT..
Vaccination will absolutely prevent
cholera and viii save some of the hogs
when cholera is already in the herd
Vaccination Is insurance
Plant with every grain of corn one
velvet bean. one soy bean, one to a
dozen COW peas. or put peanuts between
every row of corn You will raise "a
much corn as without the other crop
and will have the beans or peas besides
Don't forget the main fundamental
of SAFE and SANE farming. Produce
a living over and above any receipts
from the sale of cotton.
Land all over the county Is being
cleared because the owners cannot
afford to pay the taxes on idle land.
Many of them are doing very expensive
clearing The tree poison and tame
pasture grass mixture may reduce this
expense. II. +. wood.
County Agent.