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Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
Hit or Miss

Successful advertising is timely. Or it might be said this way: Time ly advertising is successful.
 Hit-or-miss advertising is usual ly MISS. It can never bring satis- factory results.
 A patchwork campaign, con structed from day to day, never gets anywhere.
 ''Plan your work and work your plan" From the general trend of events, successful advertisers fore cast conditions for the various sea sons of the year and make plans MONTHS AHEAD.
 Calico said the world revolved around the sun, but his announce ment, though interesting, was un- timely. Consequently his idea did not get ''across." The state of mind of the people was not pre- pared.
 Schedule your newspaper adver- tising. Make plan.
 Then WORK your plan. Don't let rainy days or other incidentals make you change your plan.
 It's the general effect of the cam paign, the steady promoting force of REPETITION that is going to make your advertising profitable.
 Bear these facts in mind in us- ing the advertising columns of the BISBEE DAILY REVIEW. South ern Arizona's leading advertising medium.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
WOUNDED TROOPER TO RECOVER

FL PASO. June 16-Colonel James J. IIorpbrook. compe 1det of the Fifth cavalry, announced tonight that one casualty occurred in his command during the pursuit of the Villa forces this morning. Private Arthur A. Linburg, who was shot through the neck. He will recover.
 Three Villa followers were also brought to the hospital at Fort Bliss to have their wounds treated, having been captured by the American forces.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
CROPS IN TEXAS ARE
 THREATENED BY RAIN

DALLAS, June 16-Reports today from points in central southern and eastern Texas indicated extensive rains are threatening to damage crops in some sections. particularly cotton and truck gardens.
 Lockhart, in Caldwell county, report ed S5 inches of rain in 4S hours.
 The federal weather bureau at Hous- ton recorded a rainfall of 75 inches from p. m. Saturday to 8:45 a. m. today and from Friday afternoon until 2 o'clock this morning 9.55 inches had fallen at Galveston.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17

VERSAILLES, June 16.-(By the Associated Press)-The reply of the allied and associated governments to Germany's counter proposals and a revised copy of the peace treaty to- night are in the hands of Count von Brockdorff- -Rankah, who is on his way to Weimar, there to present to the German national assembly the final word of the victors in the war.
 Few changes have been made in the revised treaty. Five days was the allotted period originally fixed for the Germans to answer yes or no to the demands of the allies. But two days additional have been granted be- cause of the insistence of the German delegation that not sufficient time has been allowed for proper consider ation of the revised terms. This will day, June 23 If Germany's reply is yes the treaty will be immediately signed; if Germany declines to ac- cede to the demands the armistice will be automatically terminated and the allied armed forces will take whatever steps they deem requisite to the occasion.
 The revised treaty contained inter lineations in red ink, where changes had been made in it. It had been impossible to reprint the treaty in time for it's presentation today.
 cIemenceau Severely Scores Huns
 The covering note by Premier Clemenceau severely castigates. Ger many for protesting against the trea' ty on the ground that the treaty con flicts with the terms of the armistice.
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FRENCH MINERS STRIKE

PARIS, June 16.-The federation of miners yesterday took all measures to make a stoppage of work general. It is expected the strike will result in a total suspension of coal production in the country for at least five six days.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
WINNIPEG R. R. MEN STRIKE

WINNIPEG, June 16.-Freight yards here were badly crippled when con siderable number of firemen. switch men and enginemen joined the general strike today. Brotherhood and rail road officials said their places were rapidly being filled. No important change in the strike situation was noted today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
HEALTH CHIEF URGES
 BIRTH CONTROL

LONDON, June 16.-Dr. C. iKMok Willard, medical officer of health for Leicester and leading authority in England on birth control is advocating the establishment of birth control clinics such as already are in opera ton in Holland, recognized by the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
M. CLEMENCEAU SCORES FOE LN FINAL REPLY;
 WESTERN STATES TO BE VISITED BY PRESIDENT
U. s. AirpLanes HeaUiIy Armed Sent to Border

WASHINGTON, June 1s. - To conduct observation work along the Mexican border, three afplane units of six machine guns each have been ordered by Director of Air Service Menoher to leave Kelly ana Ellington fields, Texas, immediate ly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
Late NeUs Bulletins

morning. The strike will be accom- panied by a walkout of linemep and switchmen in Oakland, Alameda. Berk- eley, Sacramento, Fresno and Bakers field, according to a statement by R. E. Swain, president of the Pacific dis trict council International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 16. = A committee of 24 presidents of inter- national labor unions interested in the organization of workers in the steel in. dustry headed by Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, tonight in conference. decid- ed immediately to launch extraordin- ary organizing efforts in the great steel producing districts of the coun- try especially in the Pittsburg, and Flor the right of free assemblage. free speech and a free press.'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Repre- sentatives of approximately 2700i girl telephone operators in San Francisco, Oakland and nearby cities voted late tonight to go on strike tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17

WITH GENERAL FELIPE Mexico the miles from tonight
 General Angeles left his headquarters Villa, Angeles, about a 25 minute ride, moving
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17

HELSINGFORS, June 16.-The fall of Kronstadt, the naval base of Petro- grad. is imminent, according to reports received by naval circles here from Reval. the capital of Esthonio. The reports say that white flag has been hoisted over the fortress several times by it's Bolsheviki defenders.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
AMERICANS BACK IN Il PASO BY SUNDOWN AFTER CHASE
 IF 30 MILES; LOSE ONE MAN

One Cavalryman Is Killed By Vlistas When U S. Troops Invade Mexico, Another Wounded Rebels Utterly Routed By Brief Charge Of Americans To Court Martial Sixty
 Villa Prisoners Today Vlstas Dead In Juarez Streets
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17

wEIMAR, June 16.-The Socialist congress has rejected a proposal for a soviet constitution for Germany. The proposal received only one vote.
 The congress adopted a resolution declining to give pensions to mem bers of former royal families.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
TO GARRISON AQUA PRIETA

DOUGLAS June 1eofeial notification by Jorge Fao psdnte municipal port opposite Douglas that body infantry - General ces left Hermoso today
 
 was learned here tonight The is not " - ~ ~
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
COURTS MARTIAL TODAY

JoAREz June eThOus the bodies of the Villa rebels fighting the refugees their
  had chased the Villa 0 east the river
 Members admit they have details the White Cross hospital established in
 The garrison which positions Villa prisoners courts martial, omorr
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
ID. REPLY. ON MONDAY.
Count Rantzau Is On Way To Berlin With Allied Answer
 To Foes Counter Proposals
Tiger, In Covering Note,
 Reminds Germany She Is Held In Contempt By World

PARIS, June 16.-(8y the As sociated Press)-The Germans have belen granted an additional forty-eight hours in which to make their reply regarding the signing of the peace treaty.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
WEATHER

Tuesday and Wednes- day fair. Little change n temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-17
COPPER PRICE

Week ending June n, F. & M. Journal quo tation, $17.15.'
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Never n Cracker and Garret" Girl.

Never /. Cracker and Garret" Girl.
II wsS an adverse trick of Fate
that gave Florence Reed first to the
ar;iculate sage ard later to the nlm
form OF dramatic art.
Her ro-I.r -o--d actor o. 'Ne
American SAGE rad had no notion
of permitting h'S daughter to become
an actress-.nut that he deemed 1t a
professiou uafit for her TO follow.
bur because she gave promise of be-
coming a concert pianist. The death
Of Roland Reed. however. LETT his
daughter and her mother with no
alternative but 10 provide r means
81 livelihood ADEQUATE TO the needs
of OH.
"Pecause my fsthrr has been Ro-
.-4d Feed briil!Iut actor Miss
Reed says they gave me immediate
recognition as member of the pro-
fessiou and 500 week an init
3aI salary Heaven knows | wasn't
worth half of IL. But s,nce that time
have worked verv hard and 7 would
fs departing seriously from fact II I
were to assert that I have ever been
forced through circum stances to I.se
through the tra,llti ,1al era cker-and-
garret period Of impecunjous want"
Miss Reeds statement as TO her
hard work aud diligence S borne out
dramatic eudeavor Her srcc ,Ss in
THE " Iderer' was uuicely followed
ny her triumph in "Chu Chin Chow"
and then by ,one starring season
on Broadway. SIZE ~ now eGgagei in
making s'N pictures for the United
pictures Theatres. of which Her Code
OF Honor . the frst
Evening star., 1919-05-11
PALACE-"Come Out of the
Kitchen"

Marguerite Clark is featured at
Loew's Palace Theater. today and the
first four days of this week in Come
Out Of the Kitchen" photopiay
adaptation of Alice Duer Miller's play.
in hich Ruth Chatterton was starred.
1t tells the story of an aristocratic
southern girl, who leases her home
estate to a northerner TO provide
funds for an operation on her mother.
The northern mans dislike for negro
servants prompts the girl to assume
the role of cook and her brothers and
sisters other servile parts. The story
is replete with comedy high lights and
embodies romantic note. The Palace
program Will include also number OF
abbreviated film subjects as well as
the usual Palace musical features.
Thursday and to the end of the week
Dorothy Dalton will be featured IN
The Lady of Red Butte" as Faro
Fan, woman proprietor Of gambling
house. who filds happiness in the love
of an evangelist.
Supplemental film and musical fea-
lures are added daily.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK.

WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN"
and Monday at crandall's kn!cheT-
hocke". whe"e Elsie Ferguson. in
'E,:-es cf TIE Soul" viii be shown
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Ma ge Ken
red!. in Leave It to Susa N. Th'.rs
day and Friday. and John Barrymore
in Tho Test of Hcror." Saturday.
Till MONEY corn 8" to"-,,..i-,-
William S. Hart. the first half Of next
week at Loew's Palace. ard Vivian
Martin. in The .Iom- Town Girl
the rema indar of the week.
OPEN YOUR EvF.S." arnornced -
filmed and presented under the direct
auspces Of the United States public
health service. to senarate audiences
of men and women. Ia. entire week
al Crandalrs Metropolitan.
TIE SIRENS SONG" rea urinc
Theda Bara. the FIST heif Of reNt
week. and Peggy H!land. in Miss
Adventure" the rerainIer of III.
wee;, ct Moore's Garden.
THE BUSHEH featuring charles
Ray. the first half Of the week. and
June Elvidge. in The Social Pirate
the last half Of the week at Loew 8
Columbia.
"MiNTS or HE'LL" featuring will
liam Desmond. the first half of mex,
week. and Beatrice Micn.lena, in
Just Squaw." the last half of the
week at Moore's Strand
Evening star., 1919-05-11
COLUMBIA-"The Follies Girl"

Olive Thomas. recently of the Z1eg-
field "Follies." will be the picture star
at Loew's Columbia Theater today
and until Thursday. in The Follles
Girl" based on story by w. carey
Wonderly.
1t is the story of a "Follfes" dancer.
who is hired to impersonate a dying
mans wealth. She succeeds, however,
ing relative may acquire the dying
mans waith. She succeeds. however,
in restoring the man to health and
the climax shows she is the wife or
the rich mans grandson. who was
estranged.
The auxiliary program includes
vocal selections by Joseph r. Dor
ney of the Club de Wing and formerly
soioist at the Strand Theater. New
York: violin selections by A. Harry
Borges, for Heriy of the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra; Mutt and Jeff
animated cartoon. a Bruce scenic film,
Beauty Spots of America: the Gau-
ontHerald News Graphic and the
Columbia orchestra.
Thursday and TO the end of the
week. Bert Lyteil will be pictured
in ''Blackies Redemption supple
mented by the usual prORram.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
METROP0LITAN-"Her Code of
Honor"

Floreu"" Reed. daughter of the late
Roland Reed and one of the talented
actresses "r the American Stage. will
te pictured Al Crandalls Ne:-opo,itan n
Theater toda and Until Thursday V in
t'Her code % Honor tense drama
of modern life, laid in the Latin
quarter Of Paris ard followed by in
t.resting developments that lead to
the luxury and magnihcence of affiu-
tnt life in New York. Miss Reed i'm
Sersonates two characters. Her sup
sorting company is led by Villa m
desmond, himself a star. and Irving
Cummings.
Thursday and to the end of the week
the flrn version Of LAS Man Thinks
will be shown. II is marked by scenes
sf dramatic interest and episodes that
,ulssle with power Leah aird is fea-
-rred IN -. The production was
personally supervised by Mr.. Thomas.
suttnr az the play.
The daily bills. including supple
mental films ana special musical fea-
iu-es.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
GARDEN-"The Coming of the
low"

Moore's Garden Theater announces
for the entire week, starting today,
William Foxs super -photoplay The
Coming of the Law" featuring Tom
Mix, an exponent of the real life of
the old west.
1T is A story of Dry Bottom, y. NJ.
where Kent Hollis comes to succeed
his father. head of the Circle Bar
ranch. He finds cattle rustlers run
ming the town. Although q tender
foot. he jumps in to clean up the
place. thereby affording himself an
opportunity to do so many amazing
things so that the rustlers are bea aten
by astonishInent rather than by gun
play. Hollis is aided in his fight
by Nellie HaZelton, a charming and
fearless girl of the plains, played by
Brownie Vernon.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
CRANDALL'S-"A Woman's Ez
perience.'

Mary Boland. former leading wom-
an with John Drew and an actress
of distinction on the stage. viii be
pictured at Crandalls Theater the
first three days of this week in "A
Woman's Experience" shadow
drama of unique qualities and un-
usual strength "a Womans Exper-
ience'' is feature of notable pictor-
ial brilliance.
Wednesday and Thursday. Alice
Brady will be pictured in Red
Head" az cabaret dancer-inci-
dentaliy executing an oriental dance
that places her among the artistic
dancers of the stage-who is married
on bet at midnight supper.
Subsequent developments are. to say
the least, novel and diverting.
Geraldine Farrar will he the pic
ture star Friday and Saturday in
The Stronger Vow" picturesque
drama of Spanish life. The settings
are said to ne beautiful and typical
Of the nationality they represent.
Short reel subjects and orchestral
accompa niment are included in the
daily bill.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
LEADER-"False Evidence. -

False Evidence the photoplay at
traction announced for all this week
a the Leader Theater, pictures Viola
Dana aS Madelon. g girl of remote
western village. who was betrothed
to Lot Gordon by her parents when
she was child and who revolts when
womanhood is reached. because of her
love for Lots cousin, Burr, upon
whom an unfortunate accident casts
the suspicion of terrible crime. Lot,
who knows the facts, offers to clear
Burr If Madelon will marry him and
She agrees. when an incident occurs
which gives her freedom from her
promise and brings her happiness.
Wheeler Oakman is pictured as Burr
and Joe King as Lot.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
KNICKERBOCKER-"As a Man
Thinks"

Florence Reed will be the pictured
star also at Crandalis knickerbocker
Code of Honor"
Tuesday ard Wednesday Let's
Elope" viii feature Marguerite Clark
in sprightiy story showing how a
maid may MAKE 4 catspaw OF a man.
"As a Man Thinks VIII be the pc
ture feature Thursday and Friday,
with Leah Baird as its leading char
acter.
Saturday The Yankee Princess" K"
featuring Bessie Love, will be SHOW 4
Each bill will be supplemented by
many films and special music.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
CRITERION-"Bolshevism on
.. -. Trial"

All this week the Criterian Theate er
will show the sensational film called
"Bolshevism on Trial
1t purports to depict the life Of a
socialistic community were social
ism becomes bolshevism and liberty.
license. II is not II war picture. 1t
does not deal with bolshevism as it
exists on the other side Of the Allan
tic. but with bolshev:sm as il is sup
posed to be in our own country
Evening star., 1919-05-11
New Navy.

Today. Sussue Hayakawa. in Hearts
in Pawn: also Billy West. in "Lured. ;
tomorrow. Olive Thomas. in ''Toton' ;
Tuesday. FRITZ Brunette. in THE
Sealed Envelope: also Pearl White. in
Lightning Raiders; "Wednesday.
Glayds Brockwell. in pitfalls of a
Big City: Thursday. "Broncho Billy
in "A Son of Gun; Friday. Will
liam Russell, in Brass Buttons. and
Intrigue"
Evening star., 1919-05-11
RIALTO-"Daddy Long-Legs."

Daddy Long-Legs." screen version
of the celebrated story by Jean Web
ster, and the newest Mary Pickford
super-production. will be shown at
Moore's Rialto Theater all this week
1t is the first picture made by the
Mary Pickford Company, Marshall
Neilan directing. Miss Pickford has
the role of Judy Abbott, child
thrown upon the world a few hours
after birth, found. wee pathetic
bundle. in an ash can, taken to an
orphan asylum and given name from
the telephone directory. From TINS
point on it is a story OF contrasts.
Humor and pathos run side by slae
throughout the entire story.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Anita Stew
art, in "A Midnight Romance: Tues
day. Albert Ray and Elinor Fair, in
Married in Haste: Wednesday, Ses-
sue Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki, in
THE Courageous Coward; Thursday,
May Allison, In The Island OF In
trigue"; Friday, Monroe Salisbury, in
The Light of Victory" and Saturday.
Gladys Brockwell, in The Forbidde n
Room"
Evening star., 1919-05-11
American,

Today, Bryant Washburn. in Poor
Boob; tomorrow, John Barrymore. in
"Are You a Man," Tuesday. Tom
Moore. in "a Man and His Money; ;
Wednesday. June Elvidge and Mon
tagu Love. in "Quickening Flame ;
Thursday, Marguerite Clark, in Three
Men and Girl; Friday, Theda Bara,
in when Men Desire" and Saturday,
Dorothy Phillips, in The Heart of
Humanity
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Lyric.

Today, William Farnum, i'll The
jungle TraiH: tmatinee. Houdini. in
The Master Mystery'D; tomorrow,
Mary Miles Minter, in THE Intrusion
of Isabel; Tuesday. Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin. in Borrowed Clothes; We'd
nesday, Gladys Brockwell. in The
Forbidden Room; Thursday, Mad
laine Traverse, in "Gamb1ing In
Souls; Friday, Billy West. i'll The
Chauffeur, "A Wild Woman and
Mixed Wives; Saturday. Olive
Thomas. in "Toton" and Tom and
Jerry Mix" Supplemental features
will be shown daily.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. William S. Hart
and Juanita Hansen, in The Poppy
Girls Husband; Tuesday. June Elvidge
and Montagu Love, in The Quickering
Flarle": Wednesday, Mabel Normand. in
The Pest; Thursday. Alice Brady. in
Red Head: Friday, Enid Bennett, in
partners Three; Saturday, Ethel
Clayton, in "Pettigrew's Girl"
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Home.

Today. Mary Pickford, in Rags; +;
tomorrow, Billie Burke, in Good Gra-
! cious. Annabelle": Tuesday, Marguer-
ite Clark, in Three Men and a Girl;
Wednesday, June Elvidge and Madge
| Evans, in The Love Defender" !;
| Thursday Billie Rhodes, in The Love
!, Call': Friday. The Unchastened
! Woman: SATURDAY., Dorothy Dalton,
/ in "Extravagance."
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Filnogranns,

IN r'o,ie "or:~-' -. v,e-. It hae
been decided that Kathleen Clifford is
queen OF the moving picture stars"
Notwithstanding the trend of the
world towards democracy
Rex Beach's new picture. THE
Crimson Gardenia." staging the New
Orleans Msrdi Gras. which is to be
released May Is. is promised as the
screen sensation of the spring.
Goldwyn is authority for the state
ment that Secretary Daniels has
promised that the screen star who
leads in the sale of the victory bonds
will be permanently named the Little
Sister of the Nay" Madge Kennedy
is plugging for the sisterhood in
Oklahoma. Mabel Normand In Della
ware and Geraldine Farrer in Wyom.
ing.
Izola Forester. author of the stor.
of Geraldine Farrars picture. The
Stronger Vow. has written "a power
full drama with modern environment
for Pauline Frederick called The
Fear Woman
The Universal Bulletin is authority
for the statement that The japanese
take thei- moving pictures IL doses.
, intermittently from 4 to II pn,..
interlarded with promenados and re-
freshments.
From news in the film world comes
the announcement that Harry Lauder
has been knighted.
Viola Dana is to be starred in "a
picture based on False Evidence q
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Savoy.

To-day and tomorrow. William S.
, Har; and Juanita Hansen. in The
Poppy Girls Husband: Tuesday.
Mabel Eormand. IN The Pest: Wed
nesd2E. May Bolard in "A Woman s
Experience: Thursday. Three Groen
i.yes : r,Ca::. ethel Clayton. in PET
tis,rem G'ri"; Saturday. Enid BEN
/ next. in Partners Three.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Liberty.

Today, Marguerite Clark, III Three
Men and a Girl; tomorrow. Dorothy
Dalton, in 'Eytravagance"; Tuesday.
Elsie Ferguson. in THE Marriage
Price; Wednesday. Pauline Freder-
ick. in one Week of Life; Thursday,
Albert Ray. in Married in Haste: ::
! Friday. Earle Williams, in The Man
Who Would Not Tell; Saturday. An
nette kellermann, in queen of the
Sea-
Evening star., 1919-05-11
STRAND-"Some Liar.

Some Liar. pictured from James
Oliver Curwood's story, will be shown
st Moore's Strand Theater the first
four days of this week.
William Russell. the star In this
comedy drama. is pictured as a sales
man Of cradles and collins with 2 bad
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Florida.

Today, William Farnum, in THE
Man Hunter: tomorrow, Peggy Hy-
land, in Caught in the Act: Tues
day, Rex Beachs Laughing BIZ
Hyde; Wednesday, Gladys Rrockwell.
in "'Fhe Call OF the Soul: Thursday,
Francis Ford, in The Silent Mys-
terry; Friday. Mary MacLaren. in
The Secret Marriage; Saturday, Mae
Marsh, in Hidden Fires"
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Olympic.

Today. Mabel Normand, in Mickey :
tomorrow. Alice Brady, in Marie.
Ltd; Tuesday. Elsie Ferguson, in
The Marriage Price: Wednesday.
Lila Lee. in Puppy Love-; also 'Hou-
dini' in The Master Mystery
Thursday. Bryant Washburn. in The
foor Boob; Friday, Marguerite
Clark, in Three Men and a Girl"
and Saturday. June Elvidge, in The
Quickening Flame"
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Avenue Grand.

Today. Mabel Normand. in 1.-The Pest"
tomorrow and Tuesday. William S. Hart,
in 1.-The Poppy Girls Husband; We'd
resday and Thursday, Robert Harron
and Clarine Seymour, in d. W. Griffith's
The Girl Who Stayed at Home: Fri
day, Three Green Eyes" and Saturday,
Alice Brady. in Red Head
Evening star., 1919-05-11
TluXton.

ToGa- and tomorrow. The Turn o!
the Road: Tuesday. Peggy Hyland. in
Peggy Does. Her Darndest": N-ednes-
day. Olive Thomas. in ''Toton";
Thursday. William Desmond. in
"Whltswashed Walls; Friday. Marie
osborne. in 'Sawdust Doll" and Sat
ur':ay. NaZimoya. in TOYS OF Fate"
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Girl: Tuesday. June Elvidge and
Madge Evans. in The Love De-
fender: Wedn csda-. Billie Rhodes. in
The Love Calr', Thursday. The Tn
chastened Woman; Friday. Dorothy
Dalton. in ."EXtrava Sance": Saturday,
Marion Davies. in Getting Mary Mar
ried"
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Circle.

| Today, William s. Hart. in THE
| Poppy Girls Husband; tomorrow =
Ethel Clayton. in "Pettigrew's Girl;
| Tuesday, Enid Bennett, in partners
I Three; Wednesday, Kitty Gordon and
| Irving Cummings, in The Scar;
Thursday. Pauline Frederick. in zone
Week OF Life: Friday. Marion Davies.
III Getting Mary Married. and Satur-
/ day. Vivian Martin, in Little Com
rade."