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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-03-20

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Mrs. Katharine ]. Sullivan
died in Bledsoe county. aged "A
A. P. Roberts has purchased
the :. L. johnson farm at Samp
son.
Jas. Hatfield, of Sequatchit
county, died March 8, of cancer
of the face.
P. A. Green and Miss Blanche
| Minton were married at DUNLAP
March 8.
A Pikeville merchant goes back
to the good old price of sc for q
| box of matches.
w. H. Goforth and family have
/ returned to Sampson, Bledsoe
county, from Eden, Idaho.
Walter C. Miller, a Bledsoe boy,
is with the American Forces at
La Chappelle. France.
Nose Porter was shot and kill
ed Sunday. March 9, at Coal
mont by Joe Coonrod.
J. O. Kittell, of Bledsoe Coun-
ty, now has rank as major in the
u. S. service, and is now in Ger
many.
Joe Tate, formerly of Tracy
City, is now in France and is do
ing railroad service at St. Naz-
aire.
Martin Conrey, of the u. s.
Navy, is spending leave of alb
sence with his parents at Tracy
City.
A tax receipt issued to T. A.
Vernon for taxes paid in 1872
was recently found in the Pike.
vile courthouse.
Thos. Jarrett, conducting a liv-
cry stable at South Pittsburg for
years. died March IL, after a long
illness.
An expression class, conduct
ed by Miss Gertrude Michael will
give a recital March %, at the
G. P. Church, South Pittsburg.
Emett l.. Patton, of Winesap,
who enlisted in the U. S. Marines,
is now at Roseback, Germany,
with the army of occupation.
Jas. Deathridge, of South Pitts
burg. is home from service in
France. He was in the. fighting
in the Argonne Forest.
y. n. Blalock, formerly or the
Tribune, Dunlap, is now editor
and publisher Of the Copper City
Advance, Copper Hill, Tenn
The Dunlap Tribune says peo-
pie there do not pay sny' atten-
| ton to the new" time, prefer
! ing the "old"-except to catch a
| train.
Miss Clyde Bell. of Stevenson,
was honored with election to the
Mi Phi Epsilon fraternity of the
musical department of Brenau
Conservatory Of Music.
O H. Attridge, formerly with
the Chattanooga Iron & Coal Co.. i,
az D,,plor hut ubo 10 you with
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-03-20

The News gives the news.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-03-20
NEWS ITEMS
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Mrs. Walter Brown died at
Burke, aged 81.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 7.
Gillian, of Ketchall. a son.
]. L. Lowe, aged 40. died at
Erasmus, March 8, of pneumonia.
Mrs. E. w. Evans, aged q,
died at Crossville of tumor Of
brain.
The South Pittsburg Medica
Society has established a scale of
prices.
The Crossville Chronicle is con-
Quoting a Home Club Market
Department. "
Trial of Harvey Garden for the
murder of Mr.. Hall will begin at
Scottsboro today.
Girl friends of Miss Fannie
May Cooper. of Bridgeport, sur
prised her with a shower.
Mrs. Lloyd George, formerly
of Crossville, died in Chattanoo-
ga March 2 of influenza.
A box supper at Toddtown,
Cumberland Co., for funds for
school lights, Melted $28.
Pvt. Herbert Houston of Wine
sap, was twice wounded at Brau-
ches, France, while guiding a de-
tachment. ~
Rex Gamble has returned to
South Pittsburg from France
where. he. saw eighteen months
service.
Rumor has it that Claud Crum-
bliss, son of Mr.. and Mrs. V. w.
Crumbliss, of Richard City, is
dead in France.
The state agricultural depart
ment is arranging for an expert
mental farm of II acres in Cum
berland county.
Jack Paris was severely cut on
the head by a knife welded by
Maburn Guess, of Stevenson, in
an alteration at Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport News is adver-
Using for a new towel, as their
office toweh recently fell on the
floor and broke into fragments.
Mrs. William Palmer, of Cross
Vile, has asked for absolute di-
vorce from her husband, who is
in prison at Eddysville, KY.
Frank Perkins. of Genesis,
a prominent farmer. was srr-
prised by revenue officers while
making whiskey and arrested.
Dan Manning of Linary, ceIe-
brated his 91st birthday Feb. IS,
which was as near as he could
get to it as he was born on a leap
year.
Jas. Taylor, son of G. A. Tay-
Tor, of Buell., Idaho. formerly of
~ 9 i al He
The Dermott news., 1919-08-28

pr. O. M. Banks was Memphis visitor last week
 There will be Rally at the A. NJ. F. Zion church next Sunday.
 Mesdames Willie Howard and Neal Carson spent Sunday at Hamburg
 Miss Cleotha Turner of Arkansas City is visiting in Dermott this week.
 One lot in Hollands Addition for sale J. T. C, shaw.
 Joseph Coleman of Monticello has a place here as waiter at the Hotel Der mott.
 O. C. Williams and wife are now conducting the cold drink stand at the Palace Drug Store.
 Ruben Hanchey. chief cook at the Hotel Dermott. left Monday for ten days trip to Memphis.
 Mabel Bailiff of Crossett is spend ing a few days here this week with her sister, Mrs G. J. Ramsour.
 Miss Amalda Howard and Johnnie Matthews were married on August 18th at the home of the brides parents
 T. E. Dukes has moved into his new six-room bungalow on South Freeman St Contractor Edin did the work
 Mrs $. C. Coleman left last week for Colorado to spend a month. Dur ing her absence O. (. Williams will look after the items in this column.
 Rev. ]. F.. Baychetta of Abysinia. Africa. will lecture here this evening at 1:30 at the First Baptist Church on South Freeman St He was educated Tn England, is now on his third tour around the word and did service in the great world war
 In addition to numerous other con tracts on hand Carothers X Hopkins have recently secured a contract from Mayor J A. Bennett for a new gravel roof on his brick building on Front St and one from Contractor R. w Lane for the. plasterlng on the Tillar Hotel at Tillar
The Dermott news., 1919-08-28
New Principal Here

Of <. r Nelson, who recently came here to take charge of the Southeast Baptist Academy the Industrial Chron icle has the following to say:
 Prof Nelson received hs A E. degree from Leland University. New Orleans. La Tn 1908. Since that time he has done post graduate work at the Chautauqua Institute. Chautauqua, N Y, and at the University of Chicago. specializing in methods. etc. His training. constant application and long years of experience as principal and teacher make him amply fitted for the position which he holds. and We pre- dict for the Academy during his admin istration successful sailing
The Dermott news., 1919-08-28
The Baptist 75 Million
 Dollar Campaign

In responce to the call of M J. An ders, meeting was held at the Lake Village Baptist Church one day last week for the perfecting of the county and local organizations for the Baptist 75 million dollar campaign. After Mir. Anders had explained the plan for the organization, the following appointments were made: County Organizer J. finders. County Publicity Director A. J. Dew.
 County Organizer w NJ. U Mrs. w. $. Daniel.
 LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
 DERMoTT Origanizer for Men-R. w. Baxter Publicity Director-C. NJ. Measel. Organizer for w. NJ. U-Mrs. Henry Courtney.
 LAKE VILLAGE Organizer for Men-J K. finders, Publicity Director Gray. Organizer for w. M U- Mrs J R. Simms
 EUnoRA Organizer for men-R. T. Stepen- son.
 Publicity Director Mr Riggs. Organizer for w NJ U Mrs. F. NJ. Seeker
The Dermott news., 1919-08-28
AMONG C0L0RED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored people should be left at the Palace Drug Store or at this office
The Dermott news., 1919-08-28

Joe arothers
Evening star., 1919-09-28
C0LUMBIA-'sThe Dragon
Painter"

THE Dragon Painter brings Ses-
sue Hayakawa, the Japanese actor. to
the screen of Loew's Columbia Thea
ter the first four days Of this week.
beginning this afternoon. 1t is a
japanese love story of delicate fab
ric, a legend of the Flowery King
dom brought out Of the mists of an
tiquity and without a heartache. The
star Is supported by a cast that in
cludes Tsuru Aoki. his japanese wife.
Hayakawa assumes the role of q
hermitlike youth who lives alone. far
from civilization, where he paints the
happy hours away. dreaming Of the
Dragon Maid who. he believes. will
some day be his mate. Into the
mountains comes a government sur
veyor, who is astounded at the quail
ity Of the Dragon painters work. The
surveyor conveys the news OF this
: strange individual to a friend. who is
the last Of a hereditary line of great
Japanese painters and who grieves
that HIS only child is a girl. To him
- brought the news of the--Dragon
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Photoplay Features.
PALACE-"The Market of Souls. 4"

PALACE-"The Market of Souls. /"
Dorothy Dalton. the beautiful and
magnetic Ince star. comes to Loew's
Palace Theater today. in The Mar
ket of Souls" her latest production;
which. will be the attraction at the
Palace for a full week. It includes
one scene alone which is claimed to
be one of the most gorgeous and
beautiful spectacles ever filmed show
ing night life in Manhattan during
New Year eve cabaret revel.
Miss Dalton assumes the role of a
nurse atrociously maligned by the
brother of the man she loves A
quarrel ensues between the two
brothers. following q dissolute mid
night revel. in which the man the
girl loves is struck and dangerously
injured by his unscrupulous brother.
The girl is brought into the case TO
nurse her sweetheart back to health,
but. believing the tales of his brother,
he revfles her. In the end happiness
ana understanding come from con-
fusion and distrust.
John Lynch is the author, and his
work was adapted by C. Gardner Sui
ltvan. The Palace Orchestra will
give Tobani's Echoes of the Metro
pclttan" and subsidiary attractions
complete the program
Evening star., 1919-09-28
xETROP0LITAN-'The World
and Its Woman"

The World and It's Woman" a
mammoth photodrama that has had
no counterpart upon the screen since
the inception of the motion picture,
viii be shown all this week at Gran
daHs Metropolitan Theater It has
Geraldine Farrar pictured in the
3 stellar role. and associated with her
is her husband, Lou Tellegen, former
protege and leading man OF Nine.
Sarah Bernhardt 2,
The story concerns the struggle of
an = American girl against the DO.
liticai and moral debauchery of a ma
tiou and the final triumph of Amerf-
can resourcefulness az opposed to
blind brute strength. In the sup
porting roles are many screen celeb
rifles and the total ensemble in many
OF the episodes is numbered in thou
sands.
The narrative surges forward with
mighty sweep of epochaI world his
tory and is visualized upon a scale
! that has not been surpassed either
in magnitude or opulence. It is by
thompson Buchanan. playwright and
author.
Shorter Aim features and a special
orchestral program are other accom-
pantments.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
AIlllISQIllQnt5
The PhotoPlay

BSERVANCE of the dramatic
unities is becoming more and
more habitual with the d.
~ rectors of photoplay enter
tainment to whose credit
stand the more artistic of the new
seasons releases. 1t was formerly the
custom. when foreign types were de-
sired for a scene, to enlist the serv-
ices Of such local extra people" as
might be lingering about the movie lot,
in wait for the casual Chance before
the camera, anoint them with grease
paint and call them Moroccan. Siberian
or Hottentot. Nowadays, when the
quest for verisimilftude has become
more keen natives Of the countries
furnishing the locale of the pictured
drama are sought. When Mr.. Fair
banks wished q Mexican scene for one
Of his recent releases he went into
Mexico and made it. Similarly, when
Miss Dorothy Phillips entered upon the
filming Of her latest picture, with it's
snow scenes, she Travelled far into the
country where snow abounds through
the twelvemonth for the desired effect.
Realism must be gained even at the
sacrifice of personal pride. The cine
ma is not respector of persons. This
is most strikingly exemplified in
Geraldine Farrars latest vehicle.
Thompson Buchanan. whose successes
on the articulate stage have been
many. in devising q drama for Miss
FarraR's use on the screen. created
story of international character. For
it was chosen what might be termed
an international cast" and in it is
to be found much that parallels the
famous .d's own personal expert
ence. In the play Farrar is elevated
from condition of obscurity to the
position of supreme star of the op-
cratic stage in one of the most IA
nous capitals of Europe. Actually,
Geraldine Farrar rose from the hum
Bile position of choir soprano in Mel
rose, Mass. her birthplace, to stardom
il opera. Moreover the screen mar
ratfve requires princely suitor for
the hand of the singer. Lou Tellegen.
one of the most gifted actors in
America and former protege of Nine.
Bernhardt, for the first time, either
on stage or screen, appears in his
wife's support and enacts a role of
secondary Importance. Tellegen is of
Dutch-Greek parentage and was edu-
Gated in Paris-a real cosmopolite.
Others drafted from abroad were
Alec b. Francis and w. Lawson Butt,
both natives of England. Mr.. Butt
will be recalled as having successfully
appeared in the leading roles of "The
Garden of Allah" and 1.-THE Wan
derer"
Certainly with such attention on
the part of the producers to the Gre
alton Of a sense of actuality, the rea-
son for the sudden flare of the
! movie" in the theatrical sky is
neither enigmatic nor far to seek.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
RIALT0-"The Hoodlum."

BY far the greatest character role
Mary Pickford has ever had" is the
claim made in the advance notices
regarding her latest release The
Hoodlum." the second picture from
her own studio, which is to be pre-
sented by the First National Ex-
hibttors' Circuit. at Moores Rialto
Theater today and all this week. 1t
is q very broad statement to make
with Daddy Long Legs still fresh
in mind.
Adapted from "Burkses Amy" by
Julie NJ. Lippman the central theme
of the new picture is the willingness
Of a girl to sacrifice wealth, comfort
and luxury to which she is accus-
toned in order to live with her
father in a tenement house. but this
theme serves mainly to carry one Of
the richest of comedy-romances.
Parts of the lecture are an. absolute
scream. yet with it all the spectators
are never allowed to lose sight of
the winsome, pathetic. lovable, ire
pressible Mary. A special musical
setting has been prepared fc. che
Rialto orchestra Shorter films also
will be shown.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
|GaHDEN-"Back to Gods Couu
try"

Back to Gods Country" adapted
from James Oliver Curwood's maga-
zine story. 'Wapi. the walrus," be-
gins seven-day run at Moore's Gar
den Theater, commencing today.
This picture was supervised by the
author himself. In the Arctic regions
In many instances the camera has ac-
compliehed wonders.
Back to Gods Country" is based
essentially upon the theme that kind
ness to animals Is reflected by kind
ness in the animals themselves.
Wapi. the killer. Is a graf Dane upon
whom no man or beast has ever law
ished a kind word or act. Another
thread Of the story leads to Nell
Shipman,- expert swimmer and screen
star. as Dolores LeBeau, a girl liv-
ing with her father in the wilds of
Canada, and whom all the animals
near her home have learned to love.
When fate takes Dolores and her
helpless husband into the Arctic re-
gions she is brought into touch with
the dog. who has received the name
Of "the killer" from the Eskimos and
traders whom he has frightened.
Dolores wins his friendship through
kindness.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
cRANDALL's paid in Advance.

Dorothy Phillips and Priscilla Dean.
two brilliant young screen actresses.
will be pictured at Crandalfs Thea
ter the first three days Of this week,
beginning today. in paid in Ad-'
vance," an epic Of the snow country
with all the gripping elements of ro-
nance, colorful drama and natural
beauty, Wednesday and Thursday.
Eugene O'Isrien's first individual star,
ring vehicle, The Perfect Lover;
a four-piy sensational love story, will
be shown In the cast Is quartet OF
recognised screen beauties.,Margue-
rite Courtot, Mary Boland. Lucille
Lee Stewart and Martha Mansneid.
camera version OF Henry M. Bios.
SONS great stage success. Checkers"
The daily bill includes short flm
subjects and special musical features
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tall
madge. in THE Way of Woman; !;
Tuesday. Ethel Clayton. in "a Sport
ing Chance; Wednesday. George
Walsh. in Help, Help. Police: also
Herbert Rawlinson. in 'The Carter
Case: Thursday. Viola Dana, In The
Microbe"; Friday, Henry Cary. in THE
Ace of the Saddle; Saturday. Arthur
Ashley and Dorothy Green, in Forest
Rivals"
Evening star., 1919-09-28
American.

Today, Herbert Rawiinson. in "A
House Divided; tomorrow. Vivian
Martin. in Louisiana; Tuesday. June
Caprice and Creighton Hale. in "oh.
Boy; Wednesday, The Battler";
Thursday, Dustin Farnum, in "a
Mans Fight: Friday. Dorothy Gish.
liam lis q Hart, in wagon Tracks"
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Filnogranns.

"The Woman in the Suit Case Is
| the name of Enid Benefits new pic
ture. ~
An exciting scene. in the Russian
duma Is pictured in "Americanism vs..
Bolshevism.
Dorothy yist's new picture, NO
body Home" has had its name chang
ed to "Out of Luck"
It was the late Oscar Hammer
stein who said. IF at first you don't
succeed, fail. fail again..
Exterior scenes for Mary Miles Min
ter's new picture, Anne OF Green
Cables" were taken in Dedham, Mass
Percy Marmont will be featured
with Alice Joyce in Pride a. s.oIy
constance Binney's tnew picture.
"Erstwhile Susan" is finished and is
now being cut for the final analysis.
Hobart Bosworth is said to have
narrowly escaped drowning while
filming scenes below the waves In q
government submarine.
Dangerous Days" is to be the
first of the Mary Roberts Rinehart
stories selected for filming by the
Eminent Authors Corporation.
octavus Roy Cohen has notified
Goldwyn that his first story for their
pictures will be mystery melo-
drama that will soon be ready.
Violet Heming has finished her
work in the film production OF
.Eyerywoman," and has resumed her
stage work in Three Faces East"
"The Life Line" Maurice Tour
neur's latest melodrama. is picture
drama of 1.-The Romany Rye,
Drury Lane success of years ago. q,
Alice Brady. having finished her
first Realart picture, sinners, fs
posing for fashion pictures and COM
planning because she had no vacation.
The rugged wild west figure of Will
| liam S. Hart, in the new Paramount
Inoe picture. will be introduced ina
I terpsichorean line. II Turkey in the
Straw" can be SO classed.
/ After having done 1t many, many
times in the flesh, Harry Houdini is
said to have again conquered Broad
way in the films, with an extraordi-
nary thriller called 'The Grim Came.
Harold Lloyd. Notwithstanding re-
cent accident which lays him on the
shelf for some time. viii be featured
by Pathe in a series OF two-reel come
dies to be issued beginning November
2. r =
Irwin willatt, an enterprising direc-
! tor for Thomas n. Ince, set of a mine
| Of eleven pounds of black powder in
the studio natatorium and almost
blew the studio out Of existence. but,
It is said, he secured some excellent
closeups.
! Charles Ray is now working on a
new story by Julien Josephson, called
| Paris Green" It. concerns a young
man flushed with an education Of a
few days in French who fell in love
with a French girl-and then the fun
/. started. -3,.s - -.
| AS a publicity stunt. Paramount
| sent Dorothy Daltoh,sup in an<aero-
plane to drop free. passes to Para
mount shows in New York. She was
| in the air forty minutes, but was in
sured the while for 100000 50
| Soldiers OF Fortune" the new
! Allan Dwan picture. has been dedi-
| Gated to 1.-The civil engineers" as
| pioneers who have .blazed the trial
for civilization to the feIhotest COR
| ners of the earth.2 , >.s ~; sy; Ftsss,s
Milton E. Hoffman, general man
ager at tho Hollywood studios. Calif.,
| il to be the general manager OF the
Famous Players-Lasky British Pro-
ducers, Inc. in Londan and Charles
Evening star., 1919-09-28
srRANDL"The Miracle Man

After breaking all records at the
Garden, George Loane fuckers Para
mount Aircraft superproduction. The
Miracle Man." will be shown to Moore's
Strand Theater today and all this
week. Much has been said OF the
onderful qualities of this exceptional
photoplay and its tense thrilling story.
The flm has played to capacity ever
since its first days exhibition.
Short subjects and beautiful orches-
tration are features OF all shows.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
MARY P1CKFORD
: Hoo1ZkL1,za"

Eyton will succeed him, as, general
manager at the Lasly and Moroseo
1T may be. due to the fact that
southern California; is. her official
residence, and that the. ,airs in that
vicinity is laden, with movie germs
or it may be something quite differ
ent. but. whatevef,tth cause. the fact
remains that there is no more en-
thusiastic movie fan than Mn4e., Schu-
mann -Heink. The great singer seems
never to tire of them-in fact. it is
said that once in Atlantic City she at
tended seven movies. in one day and
came out smiling at the end"
New Photoplays Next Week.
'"The Lottery Man.. featuring WAL
lace Reid, at Loew's Palace all week.
Trough Riding Romance" featuring
Tom Mix. at Crandalfs Metropolitan
an the week and at CrandaIPs Knick-
erbocker Sunday and Monday Of next
week.
'"rhe Other HALF" featuring Zasu
Pitts. q new screen star. at Loew's
Columbia until Thursday.
Dangerous Waters" featuring will
liam Desmond, at the Columbia from
Thursday of next week to the close.
His Majesty. the American" featur-
ing Douglas Fairbanks, at the Knick-
Ferbocker, after Monday of next week.
'sThe Winning Stroke featuring
George Walsh. at Crandalrs the last
three days of next week.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
New Navy.

Today. May Murray. in 'The Bug
Little Person: tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge. in Children in the House.;
Tuesday, Monroe Salisbury, in .The
Sleeping Lion; Wednesday, Madame
Traverse, in "Rose Of tho West";
Thursday, All-Star Cast. in Midnight
PATROL: Friday. Margarita Fischer.
in Tiger Lily" and Saturday. all
star all-comedy night.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Avenue Grand.

Today, Marion Davies. in "The Dark
Star; tomorrow, Bessie Barriscale, in
'The Woman Michael Married.; Tues
day and Wednesday, Nazimova, in
''The Brat; Thursday, Charles Ray, in
"Bi1l Henry; Friday. Dorothy Phil
lips and Priscilla Dean, In "Paid in
Advance" and Saturday, Enid Bennett,
in The Virtuous Thief"
Evening star., 1919-09-28

riscale, in 'The Woman Michael Mar
ried"; Wednesday. Lewis Stone. in
Mans Desire; Thursday, Enid Ben
nett, in "The Virtuous Thief; Friday.
Charles Ray, in Bill Henry" and
Saturday, Dorothy Phillips and Pris-
ella Dean, in paid in Advance"
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Nazimova, in
"The Brat; Tuesday. Marion Davies
in The Dark Star; "Wednesday, Dor.
othy Phillips and Priscilla Dean, IN
paid in Advance; Thursday, Bessis e
Barriscale, in '"The Woman Micnael
Married": Friday. Enid Bennett, IN
esThe Virtuous Thief; Saturday.
Charles Ray. in BILL Henry. =
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy Phil
lips. in Destiny; Tuesday. Peggy
Hyland. in "Cheating Herself; We'd
nesday and Thursday. Elsie Ferguson
Evening star., 1919-09-28
tKNICKERBOCKER-"The World
and Its Woman"

Geraldine Farrar will be pictured.
for the first time in Washington. in
her latest and most magnificent pho
toplay also, at Crandalrs Knicker-
booker Theater today and tomorrow.
The magnitude Of this subject, both in
the tremendous scope OF its story and
the impressiveness of its execution.
cannot he eseyerestimated.
Tuesday and Wednesday George
Walsh will be pictured in a new ro-
nance Of college life. THE Winning
Stroke" The ensuing two days Peggy
Hyland will be seen in a carefree pic
turization of gypsy life with a small
circus. The Merry Mr..
and Mrs. Carter De Haven furnishing
the subsidiary feature in Honey
incoming, and Saturday, Bryant
Washburn will be pictured in the stel-
lar role Of a delightful comedy. Love
Insurance"
Shorter camera subjects. and spe-
cial music will be daily features.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Apollo.

Today. Ethel Clayton. in "A Sport
ing Chance: tomorrow. "Are You Le-
gally Married?"; Tuesday. Bessie Bar
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Carolina.

Today. John Barrymore. in The
Lost Bridegroom; tomorrow. Eugene
O'Brien and Catherine Calvert, in
Gish. in Nugget Nell": Wednesday.
Ellen Terry. in Her Greatest Per-
formance"; Thursday, THE Girl Alas
ka"; Friday. Dustin Farnum, in THE
Parson of Panamint." and Saturday
Billie Burke, in Peggy"