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The sun., 1919-07-13
BROOKLYN VARIETY.

NEW BRIGHTON - Mime.
.Petrova will slip patrons here a
view of herself in the flesh, to-
gether with letting out her voice
few notches. Ruby Norton and
Sammy Lee will present song and
dance numbers heavily laden with
scenery. Al Herman, black face
comedian, will present the dark
side of Joy.
ORPHEUM-John Hyans and
Leila Mcintyre will operate their
comedy nerves in their playlet,
"Maybloom." by Frank STAN
mers, with songs for an appendix.
The Rigoletto Brothers. the
Swanson Sisters and the rest of
the crowd will present Around
,he World" as Jules Verne might
have conceived it as a modern
musical comedy writer.
The sun., 1919-07-13
THE STADIUM CONCERTS,

A T the. Lewisohn Stadium con-
II concerts, given under the
\ auspices OF the Music League
of the Peoples Institute. the features
OF Monday will be Anna Fitziu of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. the bal
let music and chorus from Samson ct
Dalila" and compositions of Cesar
Franck, Debussy. and others. Monday
is symphony night. Tuesday is OPP
The sun., 1919-07-13

case. centred about the activities OF
the Washington Square Players. !
believed, as every other member OF
that organization believed, that Amer
tea was teeming with drama. and that
it wanted only the skilled native
dramatist TO embody 1t into comedy
and tragedy and farce after the i'm
memorial manner OF dramatists the
world over.
And then, slowly and surely, little
by little, one great big fact began to
impress itself upon my consciousness,
The sun., 1919-07-13
THE WEEKS OFFERINGS.

Theatre: The Crimson Alibi George
bellies
published having Matched Octavus
Cohen The includes Harrison Hunter, William H.
Thompson Robert Kelly, Bertha Mann, linda
Palmer and several other accompices
Cort Theatre; Spanish Theatre movement is to
launched by Spanish
Company, with musical comedy Dreams of Three,
which from Spain of clear sky The authors Manuel
M Cabalero Venice
Seville Adena Velie Consuela Bailo Carmen
Lopez Adela Vvero Dora Iris Lola Brav Miguel Sanacana
Manuel Noriega Miguel Pros, Leandro Diaz Carlos Vaa
Arturo Vazquez and-hats enough.
Maxine Eiotts THEATRE East Rachel Crothrs comedy
will all breakfast tickets
from Broadhurst Theatre and will housekeeping
The sun., 1919-07-13

body quivered and shook with the
rhythm Of the music which inspired
her TO an eloquence her voice had
not possessed when it was the song
she was to deliver. 1t never seemed
more natural to jelly to respond to
inevitable physical law. With the
same blank countenanCe sho contin-
ued the shaking and trembling in time
with the music. Like a summer storm
moving over the landscape the scduc-
tive shudder beginning with her
shoulders passed over her body down
TO her feet. Then Gilda Gray be-
came as still for second as n PEN
dulum that had run down. She moved
toward the wings. She was already
the sensation OF the new Shubert show
at the Forty fourth street Theatre.
The dancing throughout is an apothe-
osis of the shimmy and Miss Gray
was the top notch of the evening. The
frenetic applause of tho audience was
only the final Endorsement OF her tri-
umph. The GREATNESS attention of the
great gathering had been her first vic
tory. ...-.
The sun., 1919-07-13

cabre," Wagner's "Meistersinger" and
other works OF Rubinstein complete n
most interesting programme.
- The fact that these concerts are
bringing to the front young American
composers and artists Is responsible
for an audience which Is growing
nightly in size. in musical understand
ing and in unashamed appreciation Of
the artists
The sun., 1919-07-13

his dress, the way he wears his hair
tho expression OF his eyes, his mouth
We know. in large measure, Just
how he views tho big vital problems OF
life. We know how he thinks and feels
about life and love and death. We
know the relative values at which he
holds money, the sanctity Of contract,
the sacredness Of his word OF honor.
And particularly we know very
sreat deal about his own peculiar view
OF woman and the relation Of the
sexes.
The sun., 1919-07-13

There is plenty of the fun OF the
shop In the new extravaganza George
Hassells asthmatic voice declares that
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08
STILL DlVoRCES MOUNT UP
Indianapolis News

That Salem judge may have been right in saying that the greatest cause of divorce is marriage, but what is the cause of the kind of marriage which causes divorce? That seems to be what must be removed in order to cure the divorce evil.
 The present discussion has become something of vindication for old John Barleycorn, who seemed to have lost all his friends. Among other counts in the indictment against him was the num- Der Of divorces he caused; but he has been retired, yet divorces increase. The cause must be something else It may be the ease with which people can get married and divorced which enables people to gratify an impulse to do either
 Another cause may be the freedom with which young people associate to- gether, and the lack of formality and ceremony about marriage which is cus- tomary in other countries. This brings that familiarity which the proverb says breeds contempt. People think no more of getting married than of going on a
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08
MAKES LOG OF ROAD
 ID OGLOBE AND CANYON

A log of the road between Globe and Tucson has recently been completed by Harry Locke, pioneer road mapper of the southwest and a former resident of Phoenix.
 Locke found the distance between the two cities 10 be 116 miles, via Winkleman, Hayden and Christmas and through the Dripping Springs country. It is stated that stages are making the Globe Winkleman link in two and one-half hours and the re- mainder can be done in proportioate time
 A log also has been completed by Locke of the road north to the Grand Canyon, via Globe, Roosevelt Dam, the Tonto Basin to Pine, thence to Flag staff and on to the canyon. Except some bad road between Pine and Flag staff Mr. Locke states, the road is in excellent condition and should attract the attention of summer tourists from Southern Arizona.
 MT. Locke is at present a resident of Los Angeles, but was formerly cit izen of this state and enjoys a large acquaintance here.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08
NOTICE nE
CALL FOR BIDS

N4Al4l4 I NJIA DllJO
 Grain feed for Tempe Normal school, file No. 2S91.
 SEALED proposals, addressed to Commission of State Institutions of Arizona, at State house, Phoenix. Ari- zona. and endorsed proposals for fur nshing grain feed for Tempe Normal school file No. 2S91, will be received by the said commission until r. M, June ?, 1919 and will be opened in the pres ence of the bidders at the above time and place, and thereafter considered.
 BIDS MUST BE ITEMIZED
 Certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid should be en- closed with same, to be retained as liquidated damages if successful bidder fails to sign contract. BIDS NOT MARKED ON ENVELOPE, AS RE- CURED, WILL NOT BE CONSID- FRED. Specifications may be obtained upon application to the Commission of State institutions.
 Prices must be f. 0. b., Tempe, Ari- Eona.
 The commission reserves the right to accept or reject part or all of any bid. 10 divide between two or more bidders or to waive any informalities in any bid, as the interests of the state may require
 THE COMMISSION or STATE IN STITUTIONS.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08

picnic, and that explains why so many marriages end in divorce, as some pie nics break up in a row.
 The time was when a divorced per son was regarded with disfavor, which served as check in long settled com munities. where everybody knew everybody and everybody's business. In cities where the population con-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08

stantly changes, and among people who constantly move from place to place, this restraining influence does not ex- ist. A woman hesitates to deprecata divorce in conversation with a new
 reighbor lest the neighbor prove to have teen divorced, perhaps more than once. Thus healthy public opinion against the destroyer of marriage and
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08

commission until r. M., June 9, 1919, and will be opened in the presence of the bidders at the above time and place, and thereafter considered.
 BIDS MUST BE ITEMIZED
 Certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid should be en- closed with same, to be retained as liQuidated damages if successful bidder fails to sign contract. BIDS NOT MARKED ON ENVELOPE, AS RE- CURED, WILL NOT BE CONSID- FRED. Specifications may be ob
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08

tained upon application to the Com mission of State institutions.
 Prices must be f. O. b., Phoenix, Ari- zona.
 The commission reserves the right to accept or reject part or all of any bid, to divide between two or more bidders or to waive any informalities in any bid, as the interests of the state may require. THE COMMISSION OF STATE IN
 STITUTIONS.
 It makes no difference what your wants may be, you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub lican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08
NOTICE OF
CATL FOR BTDS

JNLL FOR BIDS
 Leather belting for Asylum, file No. 2SS9
 SEALED proposals, addressed to the Commission of State Institutions of Arizona, at State house Phoenix. Ari- zona, and endorsed proposals for fur nishing leather betting for Asylum. file No. 2SS9, will be received by the said
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08

(F'rom the Washington Starr
 The first of May brings a variety of sentiments. Some are queens of Msy and others are notified that they will have to pay more rent or move
Arizona republican., 1919-06-08
VARIETY OF SENTIMENT

family life no longer exists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
What It Costs To
sPm On" 4 Picture

Some idea Of the change In motion
picture making IN SO far as cost OF
production Is concerned, can be
cleaned from the report Of the Carson
studio on the Clara Kimbali Young
production, Eyes OF Youth. FOR
Equity Pictures corporation. the new
distributing concern Of the Young
productions.
The LAST picture Miss Young made
under her Select-Selznlck contract.
The Setter Wife, cost, complete.
couplets. $4,000.
The Eyes OF Youth" store alone
cost Equity $4,000. and the following
requisition list was submitted by the
property man at the Carson studio
which ai1el IN eleVating rroduc4icn
cost beyond s200000- 1880 feet white
pine lumber, ks; f8 sets French win
dows, 1850 feet coruice decoration.
$500 terra Gotta bricks, SO pairs velour
eraperies Tor windows. is pairs velour
lraperies for doors; is Oriental rugs.
l2 chandeliers 172 pieces Of period
turnlturei ! kitchen range and cahl-
1e-- Il tapestries, z6S panes glass.
ska; al72 feet French window mould
Ing; p gallons white lead; one bowl
soldfishs one boudoir set; one crystal
sphere three desk sets. four loads
tan bark; four sets china. dishes.
various styles two barrels stucco
cement; 4a pairs lace curtains. $50
pounds wire nails, s, 8. 10 penny; bed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
New Show, First Is Last, -
Is Unique For It's In

NEW YORK. Oct 11-Ths best
~ light comedy ever written BY an
American" seemed 70 b the consen-
sus OF opinion OF New Xork's drama
tic critics following the premiere Of
Booth Tarkington'z ~C1arsnco" At the
HUDSON theate-
Clarence. be L known. Is one OF
that vast Amy now populainE this
country a discharged soldier. The
play is written around HIS return 70
civilian life. An the quantity humor-
Gus and true-to-life expressions that
Booth Iarkingston's Characters say
in book form are present in their
natural form IN Clarence No At
tempt has been made, apparently. TO
change their stvls 10 meet socaiied
stage requirements. 1t would be cas-
lly possible 20 shut ones eyes while
listening to the play and imagine
that someone was reading a BUoth
Harrington story aloud
Clareuca vas drafted nan who
never got 70 France. Re was
wounded 1utlt was When. as he told
IT, he carelesslv s[rayed IN front OF
q target on an army range On Texas
The play starts with Ciarence's e.
1orts 70 land io5 after Re gets out
An All Around alan.
Before the var he was a c0leopter-
ISL sort Of potato bug expert As
openings IN his line were rather
scarce he takes what he can get
which proves 70 be sort OF a handy
man around the house for q typical
american family. He proves % be a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

seed pl1rnDer, piano tuner and ger
eral utility man.
Cora, the daughter OF the house.
fails IN love with him. but his affec-
tons 20 70 q goVerness- Cora thinks
her IKE is 1lizhted. and Do that con
In the show. Ger father finds her
weeping over her bIghted romance.
His comment is terse but eloquent
Go wash your face was his COM
mand- Words fall to describe the
emotion expressed on Cora's face as
Go wash my FACET Cora IS PLAYED
b. Eeleu Hayes. last year in Dear
Brutus' and she fairly divides hon
ors With Alfred Lunt who has the
utle role
Glenn Hunter. as Cora's younger
Hi5 acting could be compared favor
ably with that Of Gregory kelly IN
Seventeen
FIrrt Il Last7 IL UnIque-
samuel shipman. who gave to the
stage East Is West" one OF the big
gest hits OF recent years. has. fl coll
liberation with Parcival Wilde. writ
ten one OF the mos out Of the urdi-
Asry conellea ever presented. il
First Is Last PLAYING AZ Maxine
Eliott's theater. william Harris. Jr.
presented it
The play IS remarkable for fnEenu-
lily Of the authors in digging I'D such
ideas. They present situations thzf
are absolutely impossible. The great
est stretch CT Imagination on record
could not connect the situations pre-
scented n FIRST Is Last VITA posi-
biItiea.
Students As Partners.
"A group Of college students o. both
sexes meet on graduation rirlt and
in a moment when they are filled
With grief AZ parting after four years
OF coUra deship they are suddenly
seized with the idea Of forming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

9DNDAls ULLUnEA II ANlos
A STROLOGERs read this Is a most
a unfortunats day since Uranus.
Nara and the sun are ali IN maisfie
aspect
Grave differences Of opinion IN re
gard to some military obligation or
policy are foreshadoWed for the
United States.
There is a sign read as Indicating
army reorganization and even the
movement Of troops
Religious troubles are now likely
70 be much discussed at this time
when there VIII be a reform move
ment that VIII arouse serious opposi-
ton
A reaction from the spiritual awak-
ening caused by the war may become
apparent under this rule Of the
planets.
This is not a favorable sway FOR
the clergy. which may suffer from
the unjust criticism and even serious
attacks Of re1orners
During this sway IL is wise to avoid
persons whose special favor is desira-
bic. IT is not a fortunate rule FOR
visits TO relatives or influential
friends.
Reactionarv tendencies. good as
wen aa bad, are foresnadowed
a new source OF great wealth VIII
be discovered IN far western state.
astrologers declare
The conjunction OF Jupiter and Nep-
tune. on the. cath OF this month. Is
held TO presage colonial problems for
England. and a disaster to our ship
ping. owing TO storm on the
Atlantic ocean.
Persons whose birthdate It e. should
note make any radical changes in the
coming wear. Those who are en-
pl0yes should be careful
Children born on this day nav be
strong in personality and even
erratic- These subjects Of Libra
usually are fond OF chanRe.-Copv-
right. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
HOROSCOPE


MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1919
rTHIs cay should Be favorable for all
I who buy or speculats. Jupiter and
Neptune are IN strongly bsnefie as
peet. while Venus and Mercury are
adverse.
Bankers. brokers ana financiers have
the best possible direction
Financial methods. that win aid
building and other enterprises, are to
be developed along new lines, Il the
stars are wisely Interpreted
A treaty or trade agreement most
beneficial to American commerce IS
forecast
Jupiter gives promise Of political
.honors for a jurist Of the west
The planetary government today
IS not favorable for women. and
actresses should be particularly eau
tious about signing contracts
Theaters today are subject 20 influ-
ences OF the stars that are destructive.
Old methods are TO be superseded and
changes, long pfophesied BY astrolo-
gers, viii be introduced as part OF the
general evolution belonging 20 the
new era Of the world.
Strange notifications Of fashion ara
prognosticated- These viii reveal op-
positss Of taste and artistry that re-
fleet the extremes Of world thought.
When the sun enters Libra this
month the rising position OF Mars
near the opposition q Uranus points
to great excitement riotinE and
strikes stormy weather Is Indicated.
persons whose hirthdate Il is have
the augury Of a successful year with
increase OF money. Domestic affairs
may not be satisfactory.
Children born on this day may be
light hearted and careless. but gener-
Gus. popular and cessful-Copy-
right. 1913. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Some Early Film
Releases Reddu

100000 4 49, -
Eyes Of Youth" Cara Rimban
Young.
"A virtuous vamp.7 Constance
Talmadge. First National
a Daughter OF Two Worlds,
Norma Talmadge. First National
The Lost Princess Elinor
Fair. Fox
-The Lure Of Ambition" Theda
''The Last Of the Duanes" VII
liam Farnurn, Fox
''The Speed Maniac" Tom Nix.
-Ths Cay Lord oue4,- Tom
The Wild Goose" Goldwyn-
Partners Of the Night" Gold
"A Damsel IN Distress" June
Caprice, Pathe-
The Moonshins Trail sylvia
Dreamer. Pathe.
sinners" Alice Brady. Realart-
sealed Hearts,, Eu ne
O'Brien. Selznick-
Her Game" Florence Reed,
United
~The Virgin Of stamboul." Pris-
ella Dean. Universal
ambition" Dorothy Philips.
Universal
''The Breath Of the Gods" Tsuru
Aoi1i. Universal
The Pointing Finger" Mary
1LacLaren. Universal
-Pegeen, Bessie Love. Vita
graph.
pride Alice Joyce. vitaEraph.
''The Black Cate Earle Wiz
nams. Nitagraph.
The Poisoned Pen June FL
vidEe. World.
The Oakdals Affair" Evelyn
Greeley. World
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

Perfect Lover song Is written around
Eugene O'Brien's first Seiznick pro-
duction OF the same name. The words
are BY Harry E smith and the music
was suggested by Olive Thomas's
work IN her Selznick picture. The
Spite Bride. The words for this song
are BY joe Young ard sam n Lewis
and the music Is by Harry RUBY. Both
numbers were published by the Wat
terson and Berlin company
Selects release for October includes
Elaine Hammerstein IN The Country
Cousin; Eugene O'Brien IN sealed
Hearts" and Olive Thomas IN her
third The Glorious Lady"
The Country Cousin" is q comedy
by Booth Harrington and Julian
Street The Country Cousin" con
trasts the modest and honest Amerl-
can ideals Of IS years ago. and the
looser and mora dissipated social life
as it Is often seen IN the cities TODAY.
Sealed Hearts Is a Ralph Ince pro-
uucrlon. The original story was writ
ten BY Edmund Gculding and the
screen version was written BY Eugene
waiter II is a story about father
and his adopted son who love the
same woman.
The plot OF The Glorious Lady" Is
built around q point 70 point race
which was the early English counter
part OF the American stseplechase.
The Ss1znick company VIII soon
produce a picture play written by
Frank Dazey, scenario editor for Selz-
nick. and Leighton Graves Osmun.
well known playwright The picture
is called The Woman Game Il viii
probably be used as the second We
hicls for Elaine Hammerstsin-
Production Is not coming along SO
rapidly al the Se1znick studio that il
has been found necessary TO put on r
special night shift OF Carpenters and
other workmcn. 10 keep pace with the
directors. With Olive Thomas. owen
Moore, Elaine Eammerstein and
Eugene O'Brien working simultaue-
ously. two shifts have been found
necessary Thirty interiors have been
called for according 70 schedule.
within the next "a days. and as de-
lays are costly IN the film business.
they must be ready on time
Myrou Selznick has prchassd the
screen rights to "Chivalrous Charlie.
the popular novel BY May Tully. u
viii be used as a vehicle FOR owen
Moore
Olive Thomas. Huntley Gordon. her
leading man. and the cast OF PLAYERS
under the direction OF Ralph Ince,
were IN fashionable Newport this
week. taking scenes for The Girl
From Out Touder." her fourth SELF
nick production This play Is TO be
seen on the screen following The
Glorious Lady"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

pzr-lefsllD 90 eQ1l All -nel- earnings
afler three years They draw ID
legal coatract and siEn 4. Wtlle lle
need IS sril on -1em-
I isn't pool iu Whlc1 they az
share equa4N 4Aeg arporlo1 ger
centagas 70 trenseiF5s acc1rdi1c TO
the successes they have made 30 col
lege- The brightest student 11Lz the
liEgest cu-- The poorest drew one
per cent for his SHARE o. ire peel OF
course the brightest one. who vas %
become another J. Flerport Morgan.
was fiivVer III the world Of finance.
And the weak sister. g poet b coll
lege. turned out 70 be a wizard CD the
business world A. a garbase klrs he
piled I'd a. fortune in Lhrea years
Of lls Own earnings.
TIE cast wnlch III. Harris provided
Vas or par eLcelleucc- Il 3 beaded
~ Hassard short and Phoebe Foster-
TIER acting LEFT notainz 70 Be- de-
RIehard Dix A HI
There were others worthy o. s-rc1
better mat5rial than that with which
they were equipped. Richard Dix
gave one Of the best mcmeuls 81 the
me last 1e1 ne was te have been
composer -l1 would set the music
world 1--re- rars had been crlai. and
aIlef 1-Te years he was playing the
piano n AelSllg's corner saloon He
1tter7s meeting o. he -ccrpcrz-
ton au1= drinks himself drunk in
few minutes III IS While drunk that
he gets the s1r-liEht for q few rniu-
u-es END se5n-lliatas Or clever man
ner ne cells 1riellr. clearly and with
q fcrcaf1luess chat corrn1znds attsu-
ton OF his dreams Of the srmuncrr
he W1nts 10 wrl-e-cf vested lives
% starved children. OF tes1e@ll1 men
and women. ae had gathered &C al
n EelTs zllcQr- Els drunken mum
1lrzs were rruer co life tlan any
tllns else iu the whole play
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

you'll find that superstitions
haven't changed much since the
DAYS Of Tom sawyer. Do yor rsmem-
Der how one day Dick appeared with
a piece Of yarn tied around his toe7
Hcramp,r he explained when he
saw his playmate gazing at his dec
grafton Had such 3 cramp n ny toe
couldn't hardly walk. IFS most gone
now. Always tie a piece Of yarn
around It when get a toe cramp.n
Chick resolves 10 90 likewise II he
ever gets one. but soon Is listening,
open mouthsd 20 grand yarn about
a band Of purely imaginary Indians
encamped down near the bluff" Dick
Is enjoying the impression he IS max
ing but Is Suddenly interrupted by
Chick, who says
let ne see your finEers7-
Dick exhibits one hand keeping the
other out Of sight.
'Let me see the other hand" de-
mands Chick. The other hand is
shown and in the meantime the first
one rs hidden
Jaw let me see 'em both at once
Sure enough Dick had his fingers
~ Voa1u- nAt 70 wash lie ABOUT
the Inluns, because you can't say q
Teller tells a lie when he has his
fingers crossed Still. crossing your
fingers Chick thought was kind Of
a "Elrly' thing to do. ike crossing
your heart And Chick never took any
stock IN the superstitions favored BIZ
his sister, who IS always stamping
white horses OF asking Daddy Long
less where the cows are. to see 81 he
H.H D.
ing the little lady bug the sad news
about her house being on fire and her
children I'm danger OF burning.
Chick had certain superstitious
about his teeth when one 81 his milk
teeth came out he looked untu he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Frenchnan Flies In Flip
Elan Aero Run BIZ Hand

London Eng. oct 11-lL Passat.
Frenchman. is experimenting near
London with a Flip FLAP" aeroplane
worked BY hand. IN which he has al
ready flown 30 yards az q height Of
six feet from the ground. Il has
two canvas wings on a bamboo
framework which are Tapped BIZ a
lever on each wing.
The inventor is constructing an
other machine with two pairs Of
wings to be Tapped by a IS horse
power engine.