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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntfnu ed.
Near 18th ST NV.

Near 18th St. NV.
Four-story four anartmcnt house of
rooms. bath aud kitchenette each: cleo
tricity; hot-water heat: garage; fur
nished, Sl1'oD; unfurnished, S14,5oO;
terms can be arranged,
Near Vermont Ave. and
n st. NV.
Attractive and complete residence: -
rooms . baths: servants quarters: cleo
tricity; steam heat; open firep!aces in
every room; first class doubIe garage
heated and lighted: chaufreur's quarters;
very unusual bargain-in these times:
not to he duplicated at the price. 81, 900:
must be seen TO be appreciated.
Opposite Central High
School.
Attractive 1o-room residence; . baths:
hot-water heat: plectricity: screened
steering porch: maids room in basement;
good value at 81, 900; terms arranged.
Modern Complete Residence
at Chevy Chase.
Brick -ccment finished with tiled roof;
10 rooms, > bathrooms: sleeping porch:
white and mahogany interior finish: steam
heat: electricity; large lot. 50xl5O feet;
twostory garage of brick and cement;
beautiful lawn and hedge; very reason
able price and terms.
Near 5th and L SITS. NE.
Strictly modern house of G rooms
bath. 3 porches: INV H.. electricity; large
garage; price. $4,000; terms arranged.
Park Rd. Near 18th St. NV
Spacious modern house, in excellent
condition: large rooms, bath: hot-water
heat: electricity; pcsSession; $3.50:
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Northeast

Modern Groom, colonial porch
home. containing h.-w. h.; attrac-
tive in every respect; excellent To-
cation: not far from Union stu
ton: between twc car lines; price,
$3.50.
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
COutfnue0.

JAMES F. SHEA,
s4s i0I;IsTANA AVE. NV.
SALES-RESTS-LO ANS-1NSURANCE.
IS. 7oo-NEAR eth AND G SITS. s.E-s-room
space for garage. $3.50 cash. balance
monthly.
IS. loon 9th NEAR III" S;EIBsiek
DWELLING with S,d r0""S ca an 81 600
cash required.
81, ooo-es,h ST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
between O and Il SITS rooms and
bath brick; furnace heat; bog house.
with porch 'front.'. Aoou. si'ooo cash
required
$4,000 1st ST NWvery , scnTen ,eoy
and bath latrobc heat: hot and cold
water About $3.50 cash. balance
monthly.
S., O0O-912 ST. Sc. bay-window brick dwell
ing with six rooms and bath; cellar:
latrohe heat; about $3.50 cash. balance
monthly.
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 louisiana AVE. NV.
SALES-RENTS-L OANS-INSURASCE.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN PETwoRTH; FOR
sale by owner; immediate possession soo as
tie bath b.; t.. water neat room i0f co.
SMALL ATTRACTIVE 7-RoOM BRICK; BE-
tween two car lines; near 10th and NJ SITS.
NV; strictly white: 50 ZOO; half cash.
OWNER. 4l4 Kenois bldg. 18th and G. 81
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near 1st and Florida ave. NV.
Is rooms, bath, two latrobes;
good ward to a wide alley; white
location. $4,000, on easy terms;
good buy; act quick.
THOS. A. JAMESON,
$50 New York Ave. NV.
Main 1877.
BARGAIN, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; OWN
or offers 7-room house. modern improvements:
newly decorated; beautiful location overlooking
a park; convenient to car line and schools In
spect evenings. Terms. Price. $3.50. 1856
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VACANT. 1913 End NV
Strictly modern room light brick; colonja
porch; double rear porches; hot-water heat
electricity; deep yard to alley. Bargain
Sc, 500, terms.
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$4,000.
Narnun ST., NV.
Brand-new; immediate occupancy;
rooms and bath; hardwood floors; large
porehes; nice lot; closets in every
room; terms to suit.
$4,000.
On 10Th near Kenyon.
A real bargain; rooms and .
baths; semi-1etached; center-hall plan;
immediate occupancy; hardwood floors;
INV. electricity, easy terms.
S12,5OO.
Cleveland Park.
Brand-new: semi-detached; immedi-
ate occupancy; rooms and baths:
hardwood floors; large porches; nice
lot; closets in every room: terms.
s13,5OO.
Calvert ST., near 10Th
Immediate occupancy; IL rooms and
baths; h.-w. H.; electricity and gas,
attic: storage space; terms.
S15,5OO.
chevy Chase.
Semi-detached: brand-new: occupancy
in 80 days; 8 rooms and 3 baths: hard
wood floors; large porches and nice
lot; closets in every room; terms.
For other listings call
w. c. & A. n. MILLER,
Union Trust Bldg.
Phone Nj. 1892
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Near Montrose Park.

Location uncxcclled; residence with all
modern conveniences; L. large rooms,
baths; furr e heat; electricity for cook
ing and li.h ing; space for garage; lot
60Xso feet: furnished. $4,000; untur-
nished, $500.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

WELL LOCATED APARTMENT HOUSE: .
apis. Or. and bath each; rents So 100; can be
greatly increased; building could not be erected
for S3ooQo: building in excellent repair; out-of-
town interest: price. S25.Oo0.
y. Y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 r.
I HAVE ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENT
propositions in Washington: for particulars.
amply to A. Il. CAMPBELL. l410 II nv.
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DESIRABLE VACANT HOMES
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main &c. Main 81, Main 80 o25 Fifteenth St. NV.

~
AND eBATH Observation-Disclosures g.
Steam heat. and bath home Newly papered
lent condition ard painted throushout Price.
in the city:s
section.
SPLENDID DOWNTOWN PIECE OF
til home. with brick building on rear which will
;, $1.9ooo. accommodate Price, $500;
POSSESSION terms.
NTowN To-. NEAR 18TH AND YOU STREETS
1-room extraordinarily nice Groom and
.se in in rear throughout. Price. $3.50.
MAGNIFICENT 10-ROOM AND
E. N.W-Il- bath home Biltmore st. n near
in good con- $4,000; unusual opportunity
IN terms. get splendid home in this desirable
residential section.
lctive sroom BEAUTIFUL 11-RooM AND 3 BATH
lectric lights. every appointment; ga.
'o'n'' A'"e $4,000; immediate Occupancy avail.
able.
EAST LoeA-
bath home. oo...-
d condition IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O.
100. Reason and bath home st.
tied. Price, So, 7i0; terms be arranged.
llent 11-roon NICE GROOM AND BATH HOME
Double brieE in desirable northwest section; newly
ionaily papered and painted Throughout: dou-
nd in perfect BILE garage in rear. Price. $4,000.
90 Small cash payment; balance monthly.
G#E GSs ss Ss zHT n s'HEh
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JUST ONE INSPECTION WILL
PROVE THIS HOMES WORTH: ar
tistically planned 8 rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.; room for garage. To be sold
at only $7.7jO.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
1409 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 9S.
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FOR SALE-Price. s11 500. in Chevy Chase
two-story colonial house having four
bedrooms, two complete bathrooms
Ond floor; large attic; first floor living
room with open fireplace; the house is heated
with vapor and has oak floors, electric
lights. handsome fixtures and decorations. A
location that is bound to please you.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1406 II st. NV.
FOR sALE-Price. 81 900. in Chevy Chase.
corner brick house, modern and up-to
the minute In every respect; Of individual
design; no other house like it.. The porches
are large. oak floors, hot-water heat, electric
lights. handsome fixtures and decorations;
also freproof garage. Reasonable terms
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 14os Il st. NV.
FOR SALE-Price, 81. 200; in Mt. Pleasant
a little of from 18th street; a well-built
two-story six-room house that has just
been renovated throughout The situation Is
excellent and the house will please you. Can
be sold on terms of $500 cash and easy
monthly payments:
FOR SALE-Price s12.75O; a home Of this
character very seldom offered for sale; a
bungalow situated on large lot; there are
seven rooms and bath. four bedrooms oak
floors. hot-water heat, electric lights.
large front porch and a large sleeping porch.
Location in Chevy Chase.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1406 II st. NV.
FOR SALE-Pricc, $500, in Petworth,
two-story colonial type six-room house,
with hOt-water heat, oak floors. electric
lights, front and rear porches and a fire.
proof garage. You will find that this is an
excellent house for the money.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1406 st. NV.
FOR SALE-Price, 5000, south Of You
street and just of 18th ST.; two-story, semi
detached, six-room brick house with side
and rear yard, paved alley in rear, ample
room for garage. Terms of 81 900 cash
and easy monthly payments.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1406 st. NV.
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Park View

Practically brand-new house:
built by Kennedy & Davis; &
rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
electric lights; sleeping porch;
screens; unusually attractive ar
ranGements; new home section:
convenient to car line; near Sol
d1ers Home Park; immediate pos-
session; price, $3.50.
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Near Ballston. Va.

NtdT bdIiStOn, va.
Attractive suburban home with
: acres OF ground; garage for 2
cars; chicken house; 80 excellent
fruit trees; grapes; well kept lawn
with hedge: house contains 9 rooms
and cellar. with large porches; ex-
cellent water: property entirely
fenced: located on road; close to
cars; 35 minutes from Treasury;
immediate possession; terms,
$1,000 cash; price. $500.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,.
Realtors,
NJ. 2545. 713 18th St. NV.

Mt. Pleasant
Overlooking Rock Greek Park;
a, new house section absolutely
modern in every respect: 8 rooms,
baths; h.-T. h.; electricity; I'M
mediate possession; price, $13, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-30

AM A NONRESIDENT AND AM
going to purchase home in Washington
this week Mt. Pleasant section preferred.
VIII 20 a. high as $4,000 to $4,000. Do
not answer this al liAless house has at
least : bedrooms, hot water or steam heat,
electricity and kitchen on first noor Ad-
dress Box Ii1-A. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-30

FOR COLORED HOME SEEKERS.
Six room and ba tn brick latrobe heat: coIo
Mai porch; front and back yard to alley, Bi.
bargains. Dol 2G3-2O5 Eye Sc
ONLY $3.50 EACH. Very easy terms.
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FOR SALE
Desirable colored pur-
chasers-In best NV.
section city, to 9 rm.
houses. Prices, $3.50 to
$3.50. Cash, $500 to
$500, balance as rent.
For full particulars see
me, week days after 5
pm; Sunday, 9 am. to
pm.
B. B. PINN, Agent.
1885 Walter St. Sc.
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NEAR UNION sTATIoN-2-SToRY BRICK;
cellar. bath, papered. large front yard; brown
stone trim; fine coy home: very central; only
$3.50: terms.
ROLAND {. BooTH. a15 NV. F. c7oe. %.
STRICTLY MODERN GROOM BRICK: COLO
NAL porch; double rear porches; hot-water
heat; electricity; very deep yard to S0-foot
alley. Only $3.50; terms. III 18th Sc.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

wANTEp-GRooM HOUSE; ANIL; ELEC.
light and garage: NV; between 5000 and
5000 cash. Answer care Janitor, 1915 U st.
NV. BryEMawr Apt.
BY EN-SAILOR. FROM OWNER, SIX OR
more rooms; white location: moderate price;
500 cash, balance monthly. Address Box
1G6-A Star office, or phone North 1fsJ.
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Five and bath brick: concrete cellar;
latrobe heat; porch: deep lot. and corner Of
alley. al 18th st.
BARGAIN. ONLY $3.50. EASY TERMS.
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Two-Familv Flat

VIZ diIIIIF L Idl
Now renting at pre-war rates at
$40 per month; two 5-room apart
ments: serarate heating plants;
central northwest; near both car
systems; price, $500.
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JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

8 ROOMS: AMI: DISTRICT LINE. CAR
fare: 3 lots, fruit, garage, detached frame;
terms reasonable s4.500. Phone NJ. :D2-
BEN1ON, GIG Colorado bldg. 3ls
PRETTY BUFF BRICK CORNER HOUSE.
with large front and side lawn, with shrubs.
This home has reception hall. living room.
dining room. kitchen. 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch and bath. Ruilt-in garage. Hot-water
heat. hardwood floors, gas. electricity, enamel
WOODWORK: thoroughly modern in every detail
40 Colorado bldg ROBERT +. HEATER.
Main 1864. Columbia 5la6w after pm.
ONLY $3.50.
Facing government park in southeast.
nice rooms and bath bay-window brick I;
worth much more.
ONLY $3.50.
Double fat apt. of 5 rooms and bath each;
worth much more; move in one. rent the other
for $50 per month: make il pay for itself.
I. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 G st. NV Franklin a63s.
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M. b. HOFFMAN,,
Evans bldg. 1920 New York ave.
Phone Main 1854.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT-522 18th ST.
Sc: rents for S53 monthly: price. $3.50
terms: will give possession at once of No. .
fat. Apply at above address. l.
NEAR 18TH AND MONROE-NICE GROOM
brick; fine condition; VACANT; large yard.
81, 800. Easy terms. Col 1927 ~. -
JAMESON-BUILT HOMES
ready to move into. Nos. 10 to
70 Bryant st. ne, near North
Capitol. These houses contain 6
large rooms. double floors laun-
dry tubs; gas and electric lights /;
lots l4O feet deep; room for gar
den: built, owned and for sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 1927.
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They know Washington -
906 New York ave. Tel Main 1921.
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FROM OWNER MODERN SUBURBAN HOME.
Cali En\TZ Frank Cl63
HOUSE. A

MILL PURCHASE AT ONCE 4 HOME on
Columbia Heights, either side OF 14th st. q
or S rooms and bath. VIII pay $1,000 to 5000.
AnrllN Roy 4 Star office.
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FEDERAL REAL ESTATE, CORPOR ALTON
Geo T. Parker, President,
sol to sos Woodward Building.
Telephones Main go and o71.
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Four-story four APARTMENT house Of.
rooms. bath aud kitchenette each; cleo
tricity; hot water heat: garage; fur
nfshed Si''ooo; unfurnished, Sl4,JoO;
terms can be arranged.
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FOR sALE-HoUSES.
Exclusive Agents for These Desirable Properties
Continued.

IL ES A L CORPORAIlON,
for These Desirable Properties.
". Near Montrose Park.
use of Location uncxcelled; residence with all
e; fur baths; FUR e heat; electricity for cook
% s' sF s: Fs5's sa,i
nshed, $500.
On East Capitol Hill.
ers cleo no White e, stone front detached sstory
''ices IN water heat instantaneous gas heater;
ar.eTs large closets; reception hall each floor;
y ,;as. IN excellent condition; price. $4,000;
times: worth every dollar of it.
1;oh Business Property.
Corner store dwelling; 10 large
rooms bath; hot water heat; electricity;
3 baths. 1r'S''r United decorated by Lansburgh;
scrsaneG good renting neighboriood; profitable 60
osan,ant .nE CO. business; price, 5000;
lnGed.
ldence 18th St. Near Park Rd. NV.
Up-to-thr minute home 10 rooms. 3
led roof; bathrooms; . porches; hardwood floors;
( porch maaosany ana white finish throughout;
ii: steam electricity: hot-water heat; in AL
cement S14.5O0; real bargain.
Near 5th and H SITS NV.
NE. Substantial residence of IA
rooms baths tone on each foor); hot water heat;
ty; large gas and electricity; space for garage:
lced possession at once; price, SIG, 600; terms
NV.
EXCELLENT FIFTY OTHER DESIRABLE HOUSES
'0: 7's5e: AT PRICES RANGING FROM
$4,000 TO ST. 100
A ST-r
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JAMES F. SHEA,
643 LOUISIANA Ave- IN SW .vrr
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On East Capitol Hill.

White stone front, detached 3-story
house: Ii rooms. baths: electricity; hot
water heat; instantaneous gas heater;
large closets; reception hall on each floor;
IN excellent condition; price. $4,000;
worth every dollar of it.
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ONLY $3.50.

Facing government park in southeast.
nice rooms and bath: bay-window brick
worth much more
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ana ri hr;cr. heated by hot water
space for garage. $3.50 cash. balance
monthly
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
"T SV R
 4 A4-4a4-A-
tHevtew.)

The show now being presented at the Page, theatre i5 excellent all the &ss49- tIareu@h. The feature picture, 'HTha Splendid Sin with Charles Class; Madaiaine Traverse end an an- star F7ox east fs q vital subject that gives much food for thought: \ child bora out os wediesE has every feassa feE being here, hat tta world does not ioets ct # iA thaE way end ts sava 1t from shn stiefeaa e iiiegEttsAaes comes alone q woman NeaFhins fst Ihe bog sezs!eA of one a teass 3h name, # ns5 her own aeah and bf8pd, hs4a@s t up as haf' own, shaping 3ts destiny and giFinzf l. pvp-z- s7s afiE that the abseaB mother v-oulI testsw apsa +. It !5 z ceF.ztas good story deftl*, handled.
 r Fseuld ba hard ts rlek a hea3liAPH oh tke vaudeville program because they aIi ean claim that honor by the splendid peTfer,nances they gave, ''C4ssbss2ates,'' presented and produced by George Besferd, is a novelty vocal offering. t'l3e scene takes place in q clG@ and tFc men in the act have fine voices which l1arnontze perfectly. TAeEH selection of numbers is very goel and the teurn received big ap= 12sause. VaHd0a and Perry. The Live V-EEez of the 4. E. F." in a musical e3ns5as and dancing idea, were cor G.2..F received aE the outset, probably receiving the applause from former deqshBeyg who recigniEed them as having entertained ''ovcy, th2re'' for two years. Their performance ia 8 credit ta eheze and their material is so new and oe such 9 high order that the pai> had s4o trouble scoring a tremen- deus hit Mccarthy and Sternard Of feEi=28 Twin Be5s,'' were a riot of laaEes> The audience was in good h1z22es, ali the way through and they svs,2 have 9 great laughing vehicle tu this presentation, The F4orenzo Due wsth . mighty clever card and magic act went big. 1dr Florenzo has 3. cig- arvtte trick yhat Is marvellous and 1t astouo3eed his auditors Cardinal AEtrclee's ''5clgturn the Broken King y1e,e-' was very Interesting as was Topics of the Day taken from the Ltt- eg'9sy Digest and Gaunaont News,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
PARK,

An American heiress almost forced by t titIe-mad parent into 8 f6arriage With 3 nob1eman she cannot love and 2 beautiful corset model are the cen e-.s bf the plot of ''F1o-FYo,'' the fnu- s'sa1 cometls- hit which Jehh Cort is S5ringing to the Park theatre here on f4yeS1nesday, Oct: t5; matinee and night, one day only: 1'F4o-F1o'' comes here following it's run Of an entire season at the Coit theatre, New York, and long runs ii Boston ana Chicago:
 The show numbers among its attrac- tions a notable east of principals a teattt Of eccentric dancers which was the Sensation, Of f3readwas. all last season anu a ''perfeet 9B'' chorus, known as the OnIF comedy chorus in the world: 'SF1e-Fl6'' Is alss adorned with more than it's share of striking seefers, magnificent costumes and lovely lyrics:
 Iii Bl1e personnel of The superior east are: Hazel Algea'. Ben Hastings, Carl George, Augustus Baeli, Eddie lloyd. Elf Lorraine, Rtsa Thenas, George Pierce and Frank Masters and others of ptozsl4nenee and the Perfect Fhir- ty-si4x'' chorus. What Is eaid to be an exceptionally fine musical comedy has the advantase Of an augmented OF eIaesf.a.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
BEGINNERS
 PRIVATE CLASS

Tonight at Quilty's School of Dana- ing, Colonial Bali Room, Fairfield avenue, @ private class for beginners, ladies and gentlemen, will be formed, In this class the waltz, ene-step and fox tret will be taught in a, course of eight lessons. The terms are $s for the course, payable s2 at the first les son and s2 at each succeeding lesson until paid. The instruction will be thorough and success assured.
 Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock the classes for children, juveniles to 6 years old. and juniors to 13 years, will be formed at o'clock. Instruc- ton will be in nursery rhymes, folk dances, Interpretive, classic, Grecian, and toe dancing. The terms are s1s for the season, payable $2 monthly. The class for young ladies. 12 years and upward, will be formed at 4:3o o'clock, Greeian, classic, interpretive and toe dancing will be taught, Terms SIP for season.
 Full information may be obtained ct the ball room or by telephone Adv,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
LYRIC

i'The Big Chance'' comes to the Lyric next week with g, reputation that Is enytable. It tells the story oe fo,!f men and women who were redeemed by the world War aftef they had been leading lives which was heading them toward a goal which is far from be- ing desirable. ''Fhe Big Chance" Is a drama that is hard to duplica.e and has for its foundation subject that has been proven as true in f1,a1ts- astss,s.
 Manager =Arvine has aFFsneed am other mammoth pfegfa m for lhis week. headed by that wonderful pic- ture which Is founded on fact, s'The Caven Case:'' Then there will be tie fOurrh episode 'tThe NJ t7ntalat Man. featuring James J: Gofbett, the favor e of the people. and comedy by Charlie Chaplin; the leader of fun il ''SllaIshied:" The Pathe News and e concert by the Lyric orchestra wiH fill out the bil1:
 Today and tosnerrew wfli see the concluding performances Of that gladsone play ''PellyaHna,'' which has created such q furole.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
THE PRESS AGENTS SAY

witty singing and talking act entitled ''Schoo4 Ba5s,'' are worthy Of special mention:
 Brown, Garaef; and Barnet, two men and q woman, introduce a new specially in singing and dancing. The scenic effect was goc8 and their in depreciation of the Apache dance was well worth witnessing: Charlie Will son, in inonologue is really funny: His work IS clever and when ae- eompanied bg the violin he was given aa ovation:
 The picture was decidedly interest ing Aadge, Kennedy plays the lead fHS Feie in her avn ir34e1itable sttyIe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10

shovels and sawed-off shotguns were grouped around a derrick. Kerrigan stood in the foreground with the limp form of Fritzi Brunette in his arms: Joseph J. Bowling, playing heavy, stood ready to strike Jack from behind with the business end af @ wrench. After nearly two hours of fehearsing everything was set for the final shot of the spectacular fight scene in Kerrigan's new Brunton picture, 'Ltve Sparks
 Suddenly Director Warde grasped his hair firmly with both hands and began jumping up and down like an inebriated dervish. Then he uttered a wild yell anu began running around and around the derrick. Fin ally he made 8 dive for 8 patch of tall grass, rolled over on his back and lay passive. When Kerrigan picked him up he was singing weird snatches from t'ParsifaI.'
 Come, now" said Jack soothing ly, t'dont excite yourself. Take it easy and tell us what's wrong."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10

Willie Archie has been missed from Broadway for several days Here's the secret Willie is playing in show out of the Al Woods of flee called, ''Parler; Bedroom and Bath:' Willie was to originate the role he Is new playing last year on Broadway but ether contracts tied him up and this season for a number of weeks he is playing the comedy part which he is doing far better than any other player has ever work ed 1t: Leave it to Willie when 1t comes te scoring hits.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
EbTEPS.

J. Ho&apaoaG Johnson. assisted by his i've Jag boys, scored 9 big hit at Po1s's thea Ire yesterday Johnson
 and Company have an unusual act of se2Ss and t22e;r Jazz Band finish
 caused them to be recalled several times Johnston IS well known as the coga poser Of more than 200 song hits,
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10

PeFhaps the Irish Republic would accept the mandate te govern Bgsten.-Wan Street Journal.