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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
PARK,

Young Penrod Schofield overh ears his father remark that horse thief may have manners. The remark ap- piled, so Penrod thinks, to a flashy young stranger from the city who is paying court to his sister, Margaret This starts the dramatic threat We've gotta get him!' which leads to the militant activities that form the most important features of the comedy of ''Penrod," the play that comes to the Park on Wednesday niEht. This remark has fallen on such feltiIe soil as the mind of a boy waiting to distinguish himself as a detective - and distinguish himself and his pals he certainly does. The comedy of 'Penrod' is in four acts, and was made from the famous Pen rod stories by Booth Parking on, the dramat!st is Edward E. Rose and his comedy retains all the delightful characters of the books The attrac- ton is under the management of Klaw &5 Erlanger and George c. Ty- Ter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
WEST END.

Louis Bennison will be seen at the West End theatre in his latest Betz- wood-Go1dwyn picture, "A Nisfit Earl" The story was written by Will son Barley and directed by Ira NJ Lowry. In this production Louis Ben nison plays the part of a cowboy who inherits an English lords estate that is stolen from him by distant reIa- tives. The hero is called upon to go to England and claim his right to the title In doing so he has many humorous adventures with his British relatives. The picture has many thrill ling and comic moments. The photo graphy is clear, with many interest ing long shots and close-ups
 Tomorrow, Madge Kennedy in Strictly Confidential" a new Gold wyn picture.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
RACE FOR LIFE

Tomorrow, Thursday night, at Quf1ty's Colonial ball room in Fair field avenue the thrilling Face for Life'' will be one of the features in addition to the long evening Of danc- ing This event is a funmaker for every one, spectators and contestants and has proved very popular. Mur rays orchestra will rurnish music for dancing and admission will be at pop ular prices.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
SAT-BERT.

One of the most stupendous mLsi- cal plays ever prepared for New York city will make it's initial ap pearance in New Haven, Tuesday night, Oct 18th, when 'The Magic Melody" with a cast of one hundred and twenty-five will be presented for the first time on any stage at the Shubert Theatre.
 In the book for "The Magic Melody Frederic Arnold Hummer offers d really delightful little comedy drama, of such dramatic intensity, that it could stand along as a play let. The dramatic action is so strik- ing that no less a dramatic star than Miss Julia Dean is found heading the great cast.
 In marked contrast with Mss Dean stands Tom NIcNaughton, one of the fulniesl men ever blessing musical comedy with his presence. In '"The Magic Melody Tom IcNaugh- ton falls heir to one of the greatest comedy roles he has ever rollicked through even exceeding his great success with Christy Mcdonald in the Spring HTaid-'
 Following NIcNaughton in the cast one finds the naI-es of such we1 known musical comedy stars as Mss Bertee BeauInonte, Miss Fay Marbe. Miss Carmel Myers, MT. Earl Ben ham, MT. John Merkyl, Miss Renee DeIting, Miss Aileen Poe, Miss Flavia Arcaro, 1dr. Walter Armin, MT. Emile dc Narny MT. Louis Morreu, MT. Robert Bentley, Miss Pauline Cham bers, Miss Lois Leigh, Miss Marie Mcconnell, Miss Jean Jarvis, Miss Dorothy Foyer, Miss Leg tie Hoover, Miss Peggy Mitchell, Miss Claire Hodgson and many others
 Whoever has whfsted the Sweet hearts waltz from ''Maytime'' knows the lifting quality of melodies by Sigmond Romberg- In ''The Magic Melody Mir. RoTnberg rises far above anything he has ever achieved in his many successes of the past.
 In costumes, scenery and scenic eff fleets ''The Magic Melody" shows an utter disregard for cost. The lavish hand of the famous artist Willy Fog any is entirely responsible for this portion of the pretenuous produc- ton
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

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 Wonder" This play is to be seen on the screen following "The Glorious Lady"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
STORIES ABOUT STARS THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
SEENA OWEN RETURNS

Seena. Owen is leading lady for Henry B. Warner in his new photo play feature, called "A Fugitive from
 Matrimony,' which is now nearing the final stages under the direction of Henry King. Others in the cast include Adele Harrington, Christine Mayo, Lulu Warrenton, Irene de Voss, Walter Perry and John Cough.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
Private Dancing Lessons

Private dancing lessons, teaching the waltz, one-step, an q fox trot, the popular ball room dances, are given any afternoon or evening by appoint ment at Quilty's School of Dancing, Colonial ball room, Fairfield avenue. The three dances are taught for ST, and success is assured. Call or tele- phone for information or appoint m ent.-AdY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
MAKES A HIT

Sylvia Ashton, who made such 8 hit in 'Old Wives for New and oth- CT features, has an important part in Bryant Washburn's recent picture "A Very Good Young Man. Anna Q. Nillson, who has been starred in many pictures, is the cabaret danc- CT. Noah Beery and NIayme kelso are also in the cast
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Major Robert Warwick has decid- ed to acquire a, working knowledge of the manly art of self defense and has as his tutor Bill Larue, amateur box ing champion of the United States who recently defeated Bill Meehan, challenger of Jack Dempsey. After Q few workouts Larue declared that Warwick had missed his vocation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
CINEMA BREVTTIES
BY D. ,. T..

Reginald Sheffield, who played one of the principal roles in The Coun- try Cous' n" has been engaged for a prominent part with Owen Moore in ''Plccadily Jim" This play is to be given a stage production on Broad way this season and Mr. Sheffield will play the same part behind the footlights that he plays in the screen version.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
THE PRESS AGENTS SAY

The Law of the North Fatty Ar buckle will furnish the comedy in 3 laughing success, The Desert Hero D In addition to the Pathe News the sixth episode of that screen thriller, The Midnight Man, featuring James J. Corbett, will be given.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
PHANTOM MELODY

After completing '"The Phantom Melody for Universal, Monroe Sails bury will leave that company and will produce pictures for the First National Circuit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
WARD IN ENGLAND

Fannie Ward has left England, where she has been visiting, and is to make a, photoplay in France writ ten by the poet, Maurice Maeterlinck author of "BIuebird'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Don't be surprised # you hear some day that Fatty Arbuckle has broken
 the altitude record or some other record that can be accomplished by aeroplane. Next door to F'atty's new
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Mcintyre and Heath are sure hold ing fast to their old sure-fire dialogue You have never seen a minstrel first part until you have seen the wonder full minstrel part they staged in their new show, Hello Alexander
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Mack Sennett's famous coterie of bathing beauties are seen as gymna- sium girls inc his latest comedy Up in Ais Place. They appear in many athletic poses led by Harriet Hammond.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
PLAZA

Pauline Frederick in ""The Peace of Roaring River" Is seen wearing the garb of Q poor young woman, in stead Of the usual display of ex- pensiye gowns.
 The tale is one that takes the be- holder out to the land where the air is freer, the sun brighter and every thing seems glad and gay. Her dis nal fife in the eastern city Is turned to one of freedom and love when she lands in the mountains and is greet ed by kindly folks. The sight of this human nature action is one that will win it's way straight to the hearts of these who see it Miss Frederick is at her best, and the production is well worth seeing and shown for the last time today at the Plaza theatre ill conjunction with a big vaudeville \ program
 Starting tomorrow the Goldwin \ cures Corp. presents 'Upstairs,' p s ring Mabel Normand- Miss Nor n1Ald never has had Q better vehicle for her peculiar talents than in this story, by PeTlay Poore Sheean- She plays Elsie Mcfarland, in the down stairs of a great, palatial hotel; a slavery always anxious to get up stairs where the music and laugh ter and wine are But apparently she is always to stay below and sui fer calIing-down from the brutal chef who dominates the kitchen
 The production Is full of clean, youthful comedy, and is well directed. well YIayed, ana well presented The cast includes IJtad actors among them being Cullen I4andis, Ha,lIam Cooley and Edwin Stevens. The vaudeville bill for the last half of this week is an aIl-star program headed by the famous Florence Tempest and Co.,, in "A Tumble in Love- and oth- CTS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Douglas Mclean and Doris May will be co-starred in 'tMary's Ankle from the sto8y by Mae Fully, which recently enjoyed a successful run on Broadway.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Willie Archer is knocking 'em off their seats in the farce, "ParIor, Bedroom and Bath" Leave it to Willie when it comes to putting it over
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

An actors lament: If money talks, wonder why, I only hear it say goodbye!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

studio is hangar and the rotund one declares that he will undertake C flight if mattresses are laid along the ground.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Lew Cantor told him the other day that he (Berlin) wrote great songs but he should let others sing them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

We have an order to write a bed room farce but as we are a mar ried man, we dasn't.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

First Comedian: Who discovered America?
 Second Comedian: George Wash ington and Abraham Lincoln.
 First Comedian: That's right. I never thought you knew.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

Irving Berlin is going to write new song entitled, When It Starts to Rain Honey I'll be Another Wise Little Fly There isn't+ much sense to the title but Irving is good
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
.JOTTINGS
(By D. 5. L4)

Continuity writing may be a lot of fun but we pass!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22
POIFS.

All records for attendance at Polls fave been smashed by the Mack Sennett Ba-hing Girls and the photo play scream, Yankee Doodle in Der lin.'' This week is the last time the twin-star attraction will appear in Bridgeport
 Yankee Doodle in Berlin" has been looked over carefully by Park City film fans and has received the stamp of their approval This five reel farce is crammed with laughs, It is well put together, and in addition has an aII-star cast of comedians and con-ediennes who make the best of all their opportunities
 The characters of Kaiser Bill, now just plain woodshopper; his chin less son, the Clown Prince, and Von Hindenburg are especially well handled. ''Yankee Doodle in Berlin really is the only bit of genuine amusement that the world war has produced so far.
 The supporting program Is well balanced, Bothweu Browne's Oriental act Che appears in the picture, tool; "Circus Day iu Dixie; Iarva Rehn, singing conedienne, and the comedy acrobats receiving generous applause
 LYRIC.
 Folly With \ Past is being pre- sented twice daily at the Lyric the atre this week. The play is so good that it does not become necessary to resort to slap stick methods to gain a laugh and those that have seen it will testify that the huInor is spontaneou
 Miss Anne BrOnough as Polly does some of her best work. She is ably assisted by the balance of the company. Jack AcGrath, who was with the Players last season, has re- turned and was given an ovation at zis first appearance
 Sezt week the Players will present Q brand new comedy entitled One Born Every Minute" a play written by a Bridgeport boy, Phil Dunnins- Mir. Cunning wrote and produced the famous Tiff Bang sailor snow which ran at the Century theatre in New York, clearing over $46,00O in nine days. Cunning was a chief boat swain's mate in the Navy and after his success with Eff Bang was de- tailed to provide entertainments on the U. s. George Washington when President Wilson made his trips abroad. MT. Cunning will be present in person and will probably give the audience talk.
 Sunday night another photoplay concert will be given. Charles Ray will be featured in a thrilling drama.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-22

And they would all write scenarios.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-22
ROYAL 4o5z7 %HEA7RE Peggy 4y'"' "Caught in the Act
POISON STORY
OF PRINCES
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lowers of this cult are variously
reported to number from 100000 to
100000 Koreans.
The manifesto published in Seoul
called upon the people to refrain
from all violence, and a sort of pas
sive resistance to Japanese authori-
ty has marked all the demonstrations
Korean youths and girls are refusing
to attend the schools. and among the
arrests have been several students
Of the Government Higher Girls
School. The Koreans are entirely
without arms, and American witness
ses of the Seoul demonstrations say
that the crowds were not dangerous
except when goaded to violence.
The Koreans say, according to re-
ports, that the masifesto of March
will be followed by others. Thirty
three prominent men of Seoul signed
the proclamation, including members
of the Chun-do Kyu, Buddhists, Con-
fucianists, Protestants and Roman
Catholics. All of these who could be
found were at once arrested along
with other Korean leaders.
An American business man who has
just returned to Toxic from Seoul
gave the following description of the
imperial funeral:
"The funeral of the late grand
prince was memorable sight, but
the most impressive thing about 1T
was the great crowds of Keoreans
who thronged the city. We were told
tht there were at least 100000 Kor-
can farmers in the city for the day.
all of whom had walked in, some from
great distances.
81 went over the road between
Seoul and Kimkokri, where the grand
prince was buried, the day before the
Koreans passed over it, and l saw 50,-
600 Koreans all dressed in white, from
children of four years to old men of
70, rebuilding the road along it's en-
tire length of thirty miles. All these
worked as volunteers, to show their
last respect for their former emperor.
1t was a great tribute to his me-
mory."
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-22

WASHINGTON, April 21. - The
American. embassy at Toxic has no
titled the State Department that Rev.
Eli M. Mowry, an American mission-
ary in Korea, has been sester"cd
six months Imprisonment, following
conviction of having permitted Kor-
can revolutionists to use his premises
for printing propaganda.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-22
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SEOUL, Korea, April 21. - The
trial of an American missionary,
named Mowry, before japanese
court, was ordered suddenly one day
last week, and he was found guilty.
He admitted entertaining Koreans,
but denied any intention of further
ing the revolt.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-22
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r. E. Butler, conspicuous
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

A FEW IEFOTCED BARGAINS
Sf50.o0-3 lots. $50 IT, from Country
Club. Grand View all cash. REAL
Sss6.oo-sman 3 I'm. frame house. ?
lots. Lincoln Park. 500 cash and SIS
sIsss.so-ls II cor. California St
Pavement In worth at least $500
$500 cash. balance assumed. Feritabie
szzs0-s I'm bungalow. Alta vista
section. 500 cash, $50 a mo. and in
terest
kzss0-FIne 4 IN Bungalow. 2 lots.
Alta vista section. $50 cash, SIS per
no.
FlseO-6 IN bungalow. Golden Hiu.
5000 Cazh-s acres valley land. upper
valley on Las Cruces road
81. D00-34 acres Z I'm brick buuEa-
low. that cost $1,000, gas light, IS IT.
sleeping porch. water throughout VIII
take IN exchange part pay bungalow
in Fl Paso and balance s yrs s per-
cent
ss55s-ss acres CauutIuo. all i'm
proved. 8 acres alfalfa. fine loamy
soil near Ia Union, trade for CALI
f1rnla property or small cash pay
ment. balance easy
81. 5no-100 acres white silt soil, level
as the floor. under fence, main road,
no aIkaM no adobe. trade for Fl Paso
property
s90Oo-68 acres near Chamberiuo.
zood house. 40 acres alfalfa, trade for
III Pasu Bungalow.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
$50 san Antonio St. Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
For Renl-Hou,es Furnished

FOX RENT room house near E P &
S. ". shops; garage and sleeping porch.
.s2l orc St Phi 2442-
COTTAGE OF rooms. bath. Sleeping
porch. gas. electricity. completely fur
nished. s33-75 Including water. Call at
2s50 Federal
To RELIABLE ADULTS room frame
cottage; electricity, gas. sink convenient
TT Bliss and Government Hi car, $3.50
Phi 751M-
TWO ROOM frame partly furnished.
sleeping porch. closets one block car line.
81 including water. Inquire 1908 Gold
st, afternoons
To HEALTHY PEOPLE. IN Alta vista
district, clean vel furnished rooms and
sleeping porch, SIS. also unfurnished
room. IS. Phone 2f5sJ-
FOR REST - Furnished or unfurnished.
1901 North Stanton street. exceptionally
desirable location See Mrs Templetou-
Phone l4l6-
SMALL completely furnished brick cot
tage In Highland PARK All conveniences
s2250- Responsible. permanent people
wanted. 25o9 Wheeling st. Phone 20ssW-
1325 Moutana-5 room bungalow.
completely furnished
FISE-RAMSEE REALTY CO.,
Trust Bldg Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Chimney Sweep

CHElNETS and furnaces cleaned stoveE
repaired z -. Lopez Phone ea4e-
CHIMNEY SWEEP - Furnace cleaned
stoves repaired. exc. Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Hardware

lIedleatea shsapoa. AIsa slstsEs p .l1s
CHIROPODIsT. switches made from comb
.aEs- llsrsy PURIFY. 70 Buclzlsr. -Ph- 5s1l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

A BEAUrIFUL BUNGAIOw ONLY

afG50.O0.
Eas rooms. breakfast room. Mas
I'VE buffet with loaded glass doors.
arze rustic mantel bookcases on
each side. HARDWOOD floors. tile hath,
Inca lockers. full length mirror door,
Inc plum inE fixtures and extra
1rEe closets.
rhere IS a furnace and basement. also
raElEe-
-1cated On paved and parked street.
hieh class residence section. con
reuient 20 Alta Vista school and car
ins-
SIn0lo0 DONTN.
ss1-O0 30 INCLUDING ALL INTER-
EST. SEE PHILLIPS OR CREEL.
JAMES J.. MARR g. co.
Phone 1850 oo4 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
FOr SaIe-AutomobiIe,-Ranted


WANTED USED CARS.
II you wish 20 sell your car. see Us
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone z0s5 go w San Antonio
ROADsTER-Brand new Oakland SEN
siole SIX Cost Sl525 with full equip
ment OF extra tires with covers bumpers,
etc Quick sale Se75. Part cash, balance
time. Phi 43S. Mr Wade.
WE HAVE some exceptional offers for
this week IN the following used cars.
Dodge touring car. Buick light six. s pass. /;
slightI- used Watkins Motor c.. sos
Mesa. Phone 4o6S-
OVERLAND SEDAN
IN good shape, looks like new VIII soil
cheap or trade for touring car or rold-
ster, new tires. II you want cl1sed
WALTERS 3 DURHAM
20 ". San Antonio. Phone 1905.
HIGH GRADE SLIGHTLY
USED CAR
1917 s-cyllnde-. T-passenger Light SIX
Haynes.
1915 s-eylinder. T-passenger wintoz
THESE CARS ARE IN FIRST CLASS
CONDITION. COME AND LOOK THEN
OVER
SUITABLE TERMS.
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
sol ". Montana St. Phone 4zss.
Southwestern Dist. Haynes & Mitchell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
For SaIe-CiEr Pronertr


= LOTS. $500 block, Tularosa. paving,
sidewalks. $1,000; 4 room house. 52x14O
It., close in on 4th St. S275o. Mrs. B.
". Hall. Phone 500.
FOR SALE by owner. near Washing
ton park, 4 room house. lights. water,
gas. cement sidewalks, plenty OUT
houses. $3.50; small payment down,
balance like rent Phone 7011.
WANTED-S20OO on new bungalow
worth 100000 8 percent interest, 1
10 3 years See Phillips
JAMES l. MAHR & co.
> ROOM brick residence. running wa
ter and electric lights, s acres alfalfa
land with orchard and good water
rights garage and all necessary out
Bell. Box $780, Stafford. Arizona.
HONE BARGAIN
CLOSE TO alta VISTA SCHOOL
room red pressed brick. large
screened porch. hardwood floors in
every room. south front. terraced lot,
street paved: price only $500, $500
cash balance easy payments
ID. G. HEINEMAN.
Phi. 1891 41s Roberts-Banner Bldg.
FIVE ROOM TWO STORY BRICK.
Bath, porches, never occupied, $3.50;
500 cash, bal mo-
Three room cottage, bath, Immediate
$3.50: SIS cash. bal. mo.
FRANK e. cox 219 CaPles bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
For Sale-Farms and Ranehes

u La4c 81 LIZ GnA AduGuGt
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800 ACRE FARaI IN LOWER VALLEY,
teams implements and machinery for
same Price and terms On application
ri ACRES UPPER VALLEY. teams.
tools, etc. with farm See me for par
tlculars-
l20 ACRES Of Tornilo. Texas Can give
bargain. and good terms on this tract.
200 ACRES on The Island south OF IA
be1s Best land On the Island. Price
too ridiculous 20 mention
SEE = = CRADD0CK WITH
DOUGLAS {. CROMWELL AGENCY
rs Ills Bldg Phone sseo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
40 acres, highly improved
valley farm near Clint hon
paved road; good six room
house with baths; u acres in
orchard now bearing 20 acres
I'm alfalfa. IS acres in wheat
VIII sell or trade for FL Pas0
property SIS. 10000.
HROADDUS & LIE BARON.
Telephone 1855.
MEMBERS OF Ell PASO
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

For Rent-houses Furnished
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone 62ss.
4 ROOM furnished BUNGALOW. 1890 Luna
Phi 1881.
FOR RENr-Oue small furnished house.
Cal 24os san Diego or phone sS7s.
FOR RENT-s room furnished house.
very close in; heating plant A. stolar-
ofL Phone s2s2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

FOR sALE-Two zz-passenger stndebaSer
buses. as good as new. Equipped with
about 6 months old and are IN excellent
condition For sale at a bargain Call
and see them
CLEVELAND SQUARE GARAGE
Phone b2Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

CAN YOU BEAT THESEs
beautiful room suburban place g
lots. wei improved. no city taxes: all
utilities. Sold once for 100000, now
100000; small amount down.
Two room house and sleeping porch.
full lots. in Highland Park: only
$4,000, terms 70 suit.
J. 5. CROZTER
Room 309 Trust Bldg. Phone 2O55.