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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
ILos RoBos EN- SAN JUAN
Gn Pinche cn las rcdes de la de-
tcctiUe.

lIl ST.. Olindo Bartoli, conocido
escultor italiano, residente en- es-
TIA ciudad, ACADIA de ser objeto de
lm robo, ell su habitacion. m
\ dicho seilor le fue sustra1do
i'm traje de casimir, yalorado en-
cuarenta pesos, una moneda de
ORC de yeinte dollars, un bono del
Emprestito de la Libertad, de
|cincuenta dollars. una cartera de
|cuero nueva Y una cortaplunlas de
Inacar, nueva tambien.
Tan pronto sc di0 cuenta de
csta sustracci0n, Sc avis0 al Guar
tel de la detective, Y ell cabo Gu
tierrez envi0 al diIigente detecti-
We Luis Muiioz para que investi-
CARA el case. Este detective en-
Ipez0 sus pesquizas y 10 primero
jque hizo fue interrogar todo ell
personal del hotel.
I'm sujeto que era ayudante del
cocinero, di0 Inuestras de turba-
ci0n y todO temblorosO contest0
al interrogatol'io.
Entonces. nacieron sosrechas
en- el amino del detective, sObre
la participation de este, cuyo nom
bre es Brisco Torres, pudiera te-
ner Ell el robo. El agente de la
secreta Munoz qued0se en- el hotel
a la hora del almuerzo y espi0 a
BriSco por casi todO un medic
d1a. BriscO estaba intranquilo,
!no almorzo csc dia y mostraba
gran nerviosidad.
Por fin, el detective sc resolvi0
echarle ell guante y 10 lley0 la
Ihabitaci0n que tiene EN- ell hotel.
Sc practice un registro y debajo
de la colchoneta de SUI CANA Sc
encontr0 el traje de casimir y la
cortaplumas. Los demas efectos
atin no han sido hallados.
El pinchc fuG llevado al cuartel
de la detective, con el cuerpo del
delito Y luego fu6 ingresado en- la
carcel, a disposition del fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
PARA EsPANA.

Nuestro distinguido amigo don
Gregorio Sagastibelza embarca
hoy para Espaiia, acompaiiado de
su distinguida' esposa. Los Sc
flores Sagastibelza Sc dirigen a
LEILA, en- la provincial de Navarro,
donde tienen su casa solariega.
Permaneceran ALI una buena tenn
porada al lado de sus hermanos
los seIiores de Castaiios y luego
regresaran a Puerto Rico, donde
son generalmente estimados.
Deseamos a los seiiores de Sa-
gastibelza un viaje feliclsimo y
gratas impresiones en- Navarro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
PRoBABLEMENTE HOY

FL asunto lie designation de Co
misIonado lie Sandal Municipal
1le San Juan, sigue dando iuego y
Sc cree que en- la reunion de Con
cejales de esta noche.seresoiyeray
entonces sera resueito porla Asam
blea Municipal Ell pleno. Los
candidates en- mayor lucha son
los doctores CarbaHeira y Goena
ga y fuera de terna Ell DR.. Del
Nalle-Atiles El Comite local
Republicano mantiene su terna.
Seg1n informes hay 4 Concelales
dc parte del DR.. Goenaga, 4 del
Dir. Garballeira Y uno sin decidir-
Sc. i1l DR.. Del Vale Atiles, ade
mas Gle sus amigos pollticos, tie
he las simpatlas del elemento So
cialista de la ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
LA HUELGA CoNTIN6A

Segun information que hemos
podido adquilir, la huelga dc los
trabajadores en- los muellcs de
New York, contin1a.
FL sabado, a las tres de la tar
de, ell confiicto permanecia en- pie,
sin haber podido solucionarse.
Ese mismo dia lego New York,
el vapor philadelphia, que fue
despachado del puerto de San
Juan.
No obstante la situaci0n, las
autoridades de marina de Estados
Unidos v otrOs organismos, como
la C;lmara de Comercio de Puerto
Rico, dan los pasos necesarios
para conjurar el grave NAL que
esa huelga enjendraria, 81 ell con-
flicto contin1a.
Ell otro sitio de este diario inser
tamos un cable que la Camara de
Comercio ha dirigido al Comisio-
nado Residente Sr. Cordova Da-
villa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
ACCIDENTE AEREO
EN- ARECIBO
Ell ariddor Garter en- peligro

Sc nos informa de Arecibo que
el aviador Carter, mientras pilo.
taba su aparato, corrio ell grave
peligro de perecer causa de una
caida motivada por un desperfec-
to Ell la maquina.
Con ell aviadOr Carter iba en- di
chO momento ell Sr. N. A. Aubert.
Fueron verdaderos instantes de
ansiedad los que Sc produjeron EN-
ell pdhlico que desde abajo obser-
vaba la angustiosa escena.
El Sr. Carter, sc nos irforma,
hizo oportunas maniobras para
eyitar ell desastre Y poder aterri-
gar sin desastre alguno, pero no
le fu6 possible esto y ell aeroplano
sc precipit6 en- ell Rio Grande de
ArecibO. Tanto ell Sr. Carter CO.
mo su acOmpanante resultaron he
ridos de la caida Y ell aparato des
trozado casi por complete.
En- cl momento algunos autom6
yiles salieron para el lugar del SUI
ceso para auXiliar los heridos,
los que fueron lleyados Ia Gil
MICA del DR.. f. NJ. SusOni.
Frente esta Clinica un gentfO
immense Sc aglomer0, comentando
de miles maneras ell grave rercan-
cp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
EsPECrAcULos
Cine Tres Bdnderds.

Cine Tres Banderds.
'Un Par de Doce0 y episodios
5 6 de "ElmO ell Invencible".
Cine Ridlto.
"El Tigre", por William S.
Hart. i
Cine Real (Pta. dc TieyTd) -
'La Casa de las Siete Llaves",
ell seis actos, Y Sci esfuerzo de Ia
Ayiaci0n" ell dos parter.
Cine Monte Carlo
Quinto episidio de "Mac!ste" y
"El Descartado" Ell cinco actos.
Cine puerto Rico (Santurce)
Quinto episodio de LA Gran
Jugada Y "Prisi0n sin AIuros'
drama Ell cinco actos.
Victory Garden
''La SOmbra del Pasado'.
Cine In,pcridt..
Ga Cara Bolsheviki' ell seis
actos y Toto en- "Cldopatra".
Cine Norma
"Cuando ell Leon Despert6" Ell
6 actos y una Revista.
Cine HdbdnG
"Furia" ("Siete Pecados Nor.
tales") y una cinta comica.
Parque Borinquen
"Extravagancia" por Dorothy
Dalto Y SCI Guardia Jurado" en-
2 parties.
Cine Beliogruph (CataEo)
Quinto episodio de "El Terror
de la Sierra" Y LA Diligencia de
Oeste".
Cine Variedades (BayamGn)
'Frou Frou'' por Francesc;
Bertini.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
ESPONSALES

El locuelo Cupido ha hecho caer
ell sus redes a un joven doctor
de San Juan.
: Sin tenor a cometer una indis
erection podemos decir que la ma
no de una distinguida senerita
de Santurce ha sido pedida por
ell DIR. Edelmiro J. Caban, del
Asilo de Locos de San Juan.
Naya, no sabfamos que ell DR..
Caban fuera, ademas de alicDista,
DIR. de almas femeninas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
UNA GRANIZADA
EN- LAS MARIAS
Las hojas con moncl,as dc asetre

Las hojas con mdnchds dc dsutre.
En- Las lIarlas barrio ''Rio
Cafas", en- Ell sitio conocido por
"Buena Vista, ha ca1do una gra
nizada que tiene alarmados to
dos aquellos campesinos. Cuando
paso dicha granizada y las hojas
de los arboles empezarOn Il seear
Sc, Sc vieron ell elias grandes man
chas amarillentas olorosas a
azufre.
Algunas de esas hojas han sido
enyiadas al Ayudante de la Po-
licia, ST.. Rafael b. Dfaz, quien
nos dijo iba a enviarlas su vez
al Laboratorio Quimico Insular.
Este femomeno tiene admirado
a todas aquellas personals Que 40
haber visto NADIA seme-
jante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
LA COMPANIA DE PENELLA

Els muy probable que venga a
Puerto Rico la compai1ia del macs
tro Penella que esta actuando aho-
ra en- la Habana. Para dedicar al
notable mdsico y rumboso empire
sario a visitar San Juan, el Sr.
Casterot que saldra en- breve para
la Habana, lleva encargo de ha-
cerle proposiciones que son aten-
dibles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

La compania Carter-satanelas,
Que con tanto 6xito viene actuan
do Ell este teatro no dara funcion
esta noche.
Manana, martes, gran function
con programa enteramente nuevo
a precios populares. Los que re
girdn para este espectaculo seran :
Palcos con entradas, 81; Lune-
tas, IS ctvs.; BALCONIES, 40 cts. y
galeria, Is cts.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
CHIRIGOTAS

Desde esta manana tenemos en-
nuestro poder ell articulo de 'In-
casable', tftulado Chirigotas.
La accumulation de originates
a una misma hora, hizo que Sc
retrasase un tanto SUI compost
cion. Saldra manana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
elrE NISo

En- el hogar Marin Simonet, en-
Santlrce, hubo la grata vista de
8lln helmoso nino, que vino al mum
do con toda felicilad para mayor
ventura de los joVenes conyugues.
Nuestra congratulacion y que ten
ga el mejor porvenir el nuevo
cristiano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
I'm Drama SalgIiGltO en-
PuGTta de Tiena
Continuation de la pag. p

la cavidad toraxica Sc vic que
una herida habia perforado la
piel, los mdsculos pectorales, ma
yor y menor, y pasado al traves
entire la tercera y cuarta costilla,
traves de la parte del pulm6n
izquierdo inmediatamente encima
del pericardio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Ell ARMA HOMICIDA.

Segdn opinion facultativa, al
arma que Sc emple6 Ell este cri-
men, es un Instruments muy agu
do, como de seis 0 siete pulgadas
de longitud.
Dicha arma hasta la fecha. no
ha podido ser habida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
EXAMENEs- DE REVALlDA

Ell Sr. Secretario de la Corte
Suprema avisa por nuestro con-
conducto a los interesados que
las solieitudes para examen de
revalida de aspirantes al ejerci-
clio de la abogacla debdran ra-
dicarse en- la Secretarfa de dicho
Tribunal dentro de los diez pri-
merOs dlas del pr6ximo mes de no.
viembre. OpOrtunamentc publ.
caremOs la fecha de los examenes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
SOIFRONT SUSPENSE DE
EMPLEO

Nos infolnla el senior Carmelo
Honore .Jefe del Departanento
del Trabajo, que tan pronto fue
notifcado del crimen conetido
por Arturo Soufront, inspector
del Departamento del Trabaio, 10
declare suspense de empleo y suel
stlo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
EN- Ell CINE "RIALTOn.
LAS HERMANAS GONZALEZ.

FL proximo jueves daran una
function de despedida Y beneficio
en- el Cine Rialto, las hermanas
Gonzalez, dos artistas muE simpa-
ticas que han actuado aqui en- dis
tintas ocasiones y siempre fueron
muy bien recibidas por el pdblico.
Las Gonzalito, es asi como son CO
nocidas entire nosotros, han combi-
nado de acuerdo con la empresa
del Cine Rialto, un programa muy
agradable: couplets, bales, can
clones, pelfculas, una noche muy
agradable, en- fin.
Deseamos a las simpaticas ar
tistas, el exito que merecen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
INCENDIO DE CANAS

En- la central "Caloso", de Aqua
dilla, Sc declare nm incendio, que
mandose como seis cuerdas lie ca
Tia. Sc inyestiga Ell asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
HAY COMPLETES?

A Ultima llora Y extraoticial-
mente Sc nos dice que Souffront
andaba esa noche con dos sujetos
de los cuales Sc supone que sean
completes del crimen. El fiscal
tiene nota de ciertos nombres Y
esta tarde continuara su investi-
gaci6n para ordenar el arresto de
dichos sujetos, 81 es precise.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Ell. SANTIAGO DE CUBA~

I'll "SA ANIlAUO DE CUbA
Nos informa la -Compafiia con-
que ell vapor Santiago
de Cuba llegara este puerto ell
dia 20 de los corrientes v saldra
para los puertOs de SUI ruta el 80.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
Ell AVOCADO DEFENSOR

Segdn Suffront dijo a un com
pafiero nuestro, el abogado que
lie defendera sera ell Lcdo. Celes-
tino Iriarte Jr. Ell acusado sigue
aun Ell la sumaria sin haber pres
tado fianza. Ell fiscal, seg1n dijo
a un reporter de Ell IMPARCIAL
cree que puede calificarse este
crimen de homicidio voluntario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

Ell Gobernador ha concedido in
dulto absolute al confinado Juan
r. Molina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
LAS CABLES DE RIO PIEDRAs

Tn reporter nuestro que Nisito
aver a Rio Piedras pudo darse
cuenta del abandono ell que tie
ne la Administrator ciertas ca
lies de dicho pueblo. La lie Ro-
bles Y la de Brumbaugh estan ell
tai estado que resultan intransi-
tables. mo podrian los ediles
del vecino pueblo ordenar ell ARE
clio de las mencionadas callcs?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
bORTEs.

dor ha expedido pa
Ia Cuba q las siguiell-
bonaa Angel Torres J, es.
Asunci6n Delgado Vda. de
krt,s dc Cataho. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
CELEBRANDO Ell TRIUNFO

CELEBRANDO Ell TRIUNFO
FL cine Puerto Rico, de San
turce, eelebra esta noche ell triun
70 obtenido Ell certamen de sim
patia, en- el que obtuvo 23.T76 vo
tos. Exhibira las cintas la
Gran Jugadan Y "Prision sin Mu
ro', obsequiara a los que asistan
esta noche a la function con sor-
presas y postales de artistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
IM9BT.A ARREGLARSE

Ah9ra que el municipio ha or,
~slena,lo el arreglo de ciertas ca
lies, debia tijarse en- ell estado EN-
que esta la del Quito, de Sdntur-
&c, en- el trozo que da la Ave
nida Ponce de Leon. FL sabado
:. -.s:-...tasco J. ALI un caro- y cost6 un
sor Srsu IN. ~ sadal'lo. mo rodria
sc1 eipio haeer esta obra que
,se..l 9sol q pnuy POGO y que haria un
Ego eE uy Nos vecinos?
81 sIeHop oouIn
q 9p se1sIuoIoR ..PoNcE
y spe1qe19o uotta isla J traycn
tss7t4e. salio de New
H. ace'. FL "Bra-
- ,uuu...,,..lk el "Coamo'.
1| de New York,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
UNA NINA OPERADA

. Por las habiles manos del espe
cialista Dir. Laugier fue operada
de lln dido la nina Fanny Baran-
&c Caparros con el mas feliz exito,
10 que eonstituye un triunfo mas
para el joyen y habil cirujano a
quien felicitamos, felicitacion que
hacemos extensiyl los padres de
la nina,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

Por la presente Sc avisa a los
marines, que sera colocada una
luz blanca fila ell ell FARO DE
PUNTA TUNA, mientras Sc veri-
fican reparaciones IN les aparatos
giratorios del mismo.
Por orden del Comisiona'lo de
la Estacion.
r. c. Hinsburg
Sune,.intpndentn da FapOS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27
INDULTO

Superintendent de Faros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-27

On el "Coano-'
de New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

Whsa Dubarry was a girl, a King was poor beast that wore a crown. inspected
 musical comedy. choruses and had his picture taken with his hand between the buttons of his vest and a toothache smile
 on his face.
 Whether the crown was gold or lead, depended upon the Kings sense of humor If he took things seriously, it was apt to be lead. Louis XV's crown was trimmed
 with star dust. He was a gay old dog, E who would evHH laugh at a funeral He sdidn't care a rap if the people starved, Tor France had Parliament, just so the ] Ia dies made a fuss over him. E Duoarry wasn't much to start with She was torn on the ground floor, but she
 had a way with men.
 At 16 Q762) she enteyed a mfiliners shop and changed her name from Marie Jeanne Becu to Mile Lange. She was pretty,
 and krew how to wear clothes, so the imilliner for whom she worked, let her wear hats out tc set the styles. One day zJean, comte du Barry followed her back ito the shop where she worked and asked
 her for a date. Marie Jeanne wssn finicAy. She didn't care if he was a count. E He looked to be good for square meal Z so she accepted his invitation in words
 such as this:
 You're on, cd top. My tummy thinks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
By ANNE JORDAN

my throat's cut Lead me to the chop house"
 This date led to others, and the Comte
 du Barry invited her to become a part
 of his household furniture. He ran a
 gambling house and decided if she could
 charm an old head such as he was she
 could do wonders towards raking in coin
 from the men who were playing penny
 ante at his tables.
 Marie Jeanne succeeded beyond his modest expectations. Men fought for a chance to hear Marie Jeanne pull some rough stuff, which was about all the lingo she had acquired for a vocabulary. Du- Barry began to hope for bigger things. | Jeanne Marie, Marquise de Pompadour. had been dead quite a while, and there
 had been no hesdliner on the monarch s
 memory book since, so DuBarry invited Lebel, valet de chambre to Louis XIV, to | dinner one evening. The Due de Richelleu was also invited and DuBarray unfolded ! his plan. Fine and dandyr' exclaimed I the ducai party. How did you think of | it?"
 1 Perhaps it is because of her name | Marie Jeanne Turn it around and you have the name of Madame Pompadour
 Jeanne Marie I believe in jinxes, and
 those two names have certainly jinxeo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

professional characterization, took the part of Miss Wells the woman who had been engaged for 15 years. but who was about to be enticed into romance with another man. Robert Bromberg of Bir- mingham os Henry was also clerk in MT. Slovsl1ys shop. Stein as Slovsky faithfully pictured the proverbial Jewish love of money. Stuart Mims artfully portrayed Miss Wells f-ance
 The second of the comedies was Crooks" which surely has the right rame, for everybody from tramps on up to policemen and gentlemen proved to bs robbers. Jessie Mcqueen and Armstrong Ccry, both of Birmingham, are the pro- fessonal crooks who are caught in the act of robbery. One ascribes his bad l luck to a black cat crossing his path while the other says a dog caused all | the trouble They persuade their masters i to free them by offering tales of woe
 Then English Jack and Jim Welch, as
 portrayed by Rivers Rush of Mobile and
 Henry C. Johnson, of Montgomery, sup
 posedly gentlemen, turn out to be crooks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

However. they are outwitted by Foxel Coppy. played by Bert Macfntyre. who is dressed as a policeman, but turns out to be the super crook of the bunch.
 The third of the one-act plays was "The Cure for Jealousy, a side-splitting mirth-provoking comedy with Willard Mccall of Montgomery and Sylvia Aird of Birmingham "a the stellar roles. Mc- Call as q drummer in his happy-go-l lucky style that was greatly relshed by the an- dience started out to cure a French mill liner of a bitter jealousy against his wife. The French milliner was played by Lewis Lloyd of Birmingham, who pictured a pealous, impufsive husband in good style. Miss Gertrude Pride took the part of his beautiful wife. while Sylvia Aird was the stenographer whom the drummer used to cure the milliner's jealousy.
 A delicious entr' acte was rendered by Miss Gertrude Pride and Miss Knoxye | Lanning of Anniston, with Bryson Aird of Birmingham at the piano. Misses
 Pride and Banuing were encored aev- eral times Miss Dorothy Monnish oi Tuscaloosa sang a delightful solo, fol-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

lowed by a violin solo. Miss Stella Brown delivered dramatic monologue in very attractive and pleasing man ner.
 Following the performance In Morgan hall the Blackfriar dance was staged in the gymnasium. A large crowd, includ- ing a number of out-of-town visitors, were present. Music was rendered by the university orchestra, consisting of KeI- lar, Farmer, Owens Hood and Doe
 MT. Strode Is very well pleased with the showing of the noted dramatic club on it's first appearance since the spring of 1918. Try-outs will pc held soon for parts in "A Woman's Way" and other plays
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
UNIVERSITY

University. December n.-fspecial.)- The Blackfriar players. the dramatic club of the University of Alabama. made their debut in Morgan hall Thursday night be- fore a large audience of students and Tuscaloosa people. Three screaming one act comedies were presented that kept the audience in continuous uproar Under the able direction of E. Hudson Strode the Blackfiars have the promise of a very successful year.
 Miss Hattie Blalock was the featured player in 'The Florist Shop Miss Bla- lock served in the capacity of a clerk in the flower shop owned by Slovsky a Jew. which part was admirably acted by Sol Stein of Demopols Miss Blalock has appeared in number of previous Black friar casts. Her acting is natural and expressive. Miss Vivian Monk, with .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
S
Complete

From Everybody's Magazine.
 Toward the end of Nat Goodwin's se- ries of marriages-while he was for the moment without a wife-he was obliged one day to answer a number of official questions. He hurriedly put down the answers until he came to one which read
 Are you married. single or divoCcssi T'
 He pondered over this for some tiIT4 Finally, his look of worriment vanished Beneath the question he wrote tho an swer-'Yes" AssMEH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

which will be presented on a number of
 road trips to be made during the first part of 1920. .l.- .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
Phyllis Haver.

But that is not all of the story.
When the tour is started there is going
to be great rejoicing turnout the
country and great Borrowing on the
California beaches. The reason for all
the joy is Mack Sennett's yankee
Doodle in Berlin" and the players
who are to accompany it on its tour
are none other than the famous Sen
nett bathing girls.
Can't you just imagine how wild
the wild waves will be when these
beach beauties leave the coast?
Mr.. Sol Lesser, who has the rights
for distribution of the picture. con-
ceived the idea and he promises that
with each print of the picture will
travel a select group of Mack Sennett
girls. This is our very latest picture
of Phyllis Haver and when We think
that she is only one of the many Cali
forniaesea-nymphs that we may see in
the near future We get all excited. We
do hope that Phyllis and the rest of
the girls show us some of their newest
bathing costumes If they come to
town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
AT THE
THEATERS
At the Novelty.

The Novelty has some bill for the
coming week. The first half will open
with Eddie Polo in THE Lure of the
Circus to be followed by Tojetti and
Bennett, a Whirl of Dance. Then Bob
Mills, a handsome debonair young
chap with a captivating personality
that sings, talks and plays piano.
This clever young man has fbut one
arm, yet this handicap has not pre-
vented him from becoming a remark
ably proficient pianist. Madame Mar
ion, the distinguished protean artist,
presents her playlet Passports" Dur
ing the run of the three scenes
Madame Marian enacts the role of
eight female characters. The two
closing acts are Cameron and Gaylord
and Pipifax and Accomplish. for the
last half the big feature that will be
offered is Princess Olga and her Loop
ards. Princess Olga for years has
performed the most hazardous feats
with wild beasts in the Selig photo
plays. especially in 1.-The Adventures of
Kathlyn," where she made lions, tigers
and leopards obey her will.
At the Iris.
"Blind Mans Eyes" starring Bert
Lytell, which will be shown at the
Iris Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, is a powerful drama of love and
hate-passion and intrigue, giving the
popular actor role of wide variety
WHICH calls TOT n0dTN-SLlFT1lS efnOLlOn
and appealing sympathetic comedy. 1t
is a story of the deep wrong done a
man thru circumstantial evidence
where he is made a plaything of fate
"A toy of destiny. Into this dark and
tragic life comes the love of a girl
a girl who trusts her instincts rather
than the words of others, and whose
belief in him brings new courage and,
in the end, complete vindication to the
man she loves. The play is one of
dramatic intensity lightened by
flashes of the rich. humor for which
the young actor is noted and loved,
and contains a romance which will
live like a beautiful legend of abiding
love. Pathe News will also be shown.
At the Orphcum.
Thrill after thrill is reflected
upon the screen at the Orpheum
where THE Poppy Girls Husband" a
new Aircraft picture with William S.
Hart as star. will be shown Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Specta-
tors will be impressed by the ver-
satility and artistry of the famous
actor. In this offering Mr.. Hart rises
to new heights, carrying the audience
with him-taking the spectators out
of themselves and transporting them
to the very scenes depicted so graph
ica1ly in the story.
Power and novelty are the two big
features of the picture. 1t differs
from most Hart pictures, yet it has all
the dramatic strength and emotional
quality of his best work. The scenes