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The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
The Rising Play Market
By EARLE DORSEY

Conciden with the optimism the
the outlook Tor the theatrical week in bush
Much has been written already
promised at the Shuber Garrick
theaers ended their regular with last nights
Wedding Bells and "The 1910" respectively hut
these two theae coming weeks reveals interesting facts
In the first place the Gack Players onablv one of
the hns not the hns OF stock
city for Nearly all these players been
Identified the with successful
cesu productions they have achieved personal successes
The producing forces behind
only intimately familiar with the
entertain wholesome pride their product not
leave undone single effort that the excellence f The
entertainment they purpose to dispense.
At the National the idea although here NJ. b,
enterprise which plans pavers urd.r M
management of poduccr-George
evolve from the ve productions they will during the
FIVE weeks successful vehicles headIners .
ible The Tyler essentially
merely for the new pvs nv
plsywghts and by capable believed
downright hits OF next season be developed.
The Garck Players previously announced , 01
and Fannie Hatton 1t is has enioved
OF high popularity The Garrick will eno ,h
city of presenting this play for the
"On the Hiring Line" the O'Hggins-Ford vehicle -,
the opening bill for the Tyler season is
Those who WILL therefore enjoy the premiere
play which confidently expected of 1oIoa s..so
The bullh tendency of the weeks play program
Polls aso for here Lew Fields will offer Washington oI,s. of
his "A Lonely Romeo production Of
comedians of the American very best II i
and comedy throughout those weco. the
tunty OF witnessing the provincial play
S, cosuSuzp rs
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
The Versatile MIR. Glassmire

Alan Dale. the famous dramatic
critic. is responsible for the state
ment that Augustin Glassmire. the
director Of the Garrick PLAYERS, is "a
master of stagecraft" Mr.. Dale, who
is usually quite chary with his praise,
made the above statement in his re-
view of The Weaker One" in the
New York American.
Mr.. Glassmire, who is an artist as
well as a stage director. has had an
enviable career In production work,
having produced for the leading the
atrical firms Of America. His par
ticular forte Is in lighting effects, be-
cause OF which he was placed under
contract by one of the leading mov-
ing picture companies when the pic
ture game was in its infancy.
Washington has seen many of the
productions Of Mr.. Glassmire, who,
for several years. produced for the
Shuberts. Among the productions
were Going Some" the Rex Beach
and Paul Armstrong farce, which ran
for several seasons; Eugene Walters s
THE Wolf," which is contended by
many critics to be the best of Mr.
Walters work; "A Little Bit Old
fashioned" with May Robson; His
Bridal Night" with the Dolly Sisters;
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

THE Mannequin." with Edna Good
rich. and ''The Weaker One" for B.
F. Keith.
Mr.. Glassmire was the general d.
rector for the Keith interests for
more than two years.
His stock work includes seven wears
with the Poll interests in New Eng
land. several seasons with the Rich
ard Buhler-Martin Sabine stock com
pany in Toledo, the Columbia Play-
ers in Brooklyn. and the Girard Ave
nue. Theater stock in PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. Glassmire comes to Washing
ton after being the general stage di-
rector for the Emerson circuit of stock
theaters in New England.
Washington will have a chance To
witness many innovations in stock
production while Mr.. Giassmire ts IN
the Capital, as he has a number Of
the finest plays in contemplation for
production.
Among the plays listed for presen-
tation this summer are Nothing But
the Truth" Polly With a Past"
THE Brat" Daddy Longiegs," peg
o. My Heart" Romance" "The
Naughty Wife," "The ONLY Girl .,
"The Unchastened Woman and "Tbe
Cinderella Man.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
Gaumont-Herald News
Graphic Just Issued

(Shown at Loew's Columbia Theater)
San Francisco. Cal. - Entire city
halls "gobs" and 'leathernecks,"
sailors, Marines and coast guardsmen
march in first welcome home parade
for naval men.
Cleveland. Tenn.-A real old-fashion-
ed Southern barbecue welcomes home
boys Of the Thirtieth Division.
Paris. France-Racing review. War
torn people again enjoy the sport of
kings.
Venice. CaL-Bathing suit parade
opens 1919 season, Two hundred and
fly beautiful creations worn by as
many pretty models show what dame
fashion has decreed for this years
beach apparel
Paris, France-What milady will
wear. Newest creations in hats seen
on the boulevards of Paris. Light
hats and toques are to conform to the
directoire period of 1876 to 1889 Jeanne
Blanchot creations worn by Mile. De-
lix of the Folies Bergere.
New York City-Books! Books!
Books, Even though the war Is over
the Library Association keeps men in
the service well supplied with reading
matter
Los Angeles, Cal.-Air circus nets
$500 for memorial to honor Ameri-
can aviators who were killed in serv-
ice. Mary Pickford is made an hon.
orary ace.
Boston, Mass. Wellesley College
girls take up horseback riding. Ex-
perts give each class an hours in
struction daily.
Lisbon, Portugal-America's NC-4
first across the Atlantic. Azores to
Lisbon in Q hours and 43 minutes.
Flying time from Trespassey Bay. u
hours. Lieut.. Com. A. c. Read, who
skillfully guided the successful flight.
Construction has already begun on
CrandalIs York Theater on Georgia
avenue, Quebec and Princeton streets
northwest. The new addition to the
Crandall chain of photoplay houses
in the Capital will have seating
capacity of 1000, all on one floor. and
will be one of the most ornate ex-
amples of, theater designs and beau
tification in the City of Washington
when completed. I'M October. A large
orchestra will be installed and pho
todftmatic entertainment Of the high
sst typs will be presented
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
The Real Lew Fields

A Southern girl once feeling some
what piqued at patronizing young
man from the North, remarked that
she had reached the age of 1s before
she discovered that damn Yankee"
were two words. To any OF the
younger generation of playgoers,
whose interest in the stage and its
people was first gained from the
conversations of their elders, Lew
fields" remained one word until they
had reached the years when they
could pass Judgment themselves on
things theatrical.
In this same esperiod they also learn
ed that "Lewf1eids'' stood for -com-
edy, so that the mere suggestion
OF the name would result In a smile
Mr.. Fields Is now presenting himself
in one Of his funniest roles. at Polls
Theater. In "A Lonely .Romso,r q
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

role which he made famous in .,rbe
Girl Behind the Counter" several
years ago. and to many one of the
funniest portrayais he has ever at
tempted To the great majority of
piaygoers there is only one Lew
Fields. and that is Lew Fields, the
comedisn; b% to a smaller number
there rs Lew Fields. the man. II
would be about as easy to get Mr..
Fields to talk about himseN as II
would be to get mummy to tell its
middle name. -,
And SO for Information about Lew
Fields one must apply to his brother
Charlie, who. in addition to being n
mere brother, is his right hand mar
In all ms enterprises. Charlie Fields
Is as loquacious about his brother
= =. ID.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
COsM0S-Vaudeville.

SOSmoS-N duQeNllle.
GAYETY-The Bowery Burlesquers;
Pam Lawrence. Grace Anderson,
Libby Hart. Sylvia Webb, Billy Fos-
ter, Frank Harcourt. Marty Seamon
and Joe Fern in principal roles.
LYCEUM-The Knickerbockers." a
-burlesque aggregation of forty:
book by Billy Vaile: two acts and
seven scenes; Hughes and Hughes
in vaudeville bill; wrestling. Fri
day night.
LoEw,s PALACE-"True Heart
SUSIE" entire week; d. w. Grit
fth's latest Aircraft production.
L0Ew's CoLUMBIA-First four
days, Wallace Reid in You're
Fired "-Phil For Short" with
Evelyn Greeley. last thre days.
MooRE's RIALTo-Attraction an
nounced later.
MoORE's sTRAND-Attraction an
nounced later.
MooRE's GARDEN-First part of
ooszzxuxp ON PAGE FouR.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Work progressing rapidly Hell Earth" Forthcoming
Select Pictures special attraction which Ses Arthur Guy
will be starred and according latest Bio
studio. the production is already hall finished
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Thomas H. lnc famous photopay producer
ducons featuring Douglas MaeLean and May
Capitol beginning second year of
and Mrs DeHaven.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
Film Chat and Gossip

"Thc Passing of subjects
be released by the Educational Films Corporation. of Americas
ready for distribution.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Charles Ray has completed photoplay under the title Of
Whisng Jim in which he had przehghter After
rounds in the the secured and
Charles Ray is still and
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Thomas H. Ince who is credited with artistic
phooplay than other producer of films will show
lie in the forthcoming Dorothy Dalton picture THE Market of Souls
the pretenous within moving pcur,
studio.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Niles Wech who supported Enid Bennett in the latest picture
of her making has been retained leading for her
Iducton which she will begin few days Culver City, Cal
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

The first vehicle selected for Douglas Mscsn and Dor
May whats Your Husband Doing from the of George
Hobart strong with all young brilliant players has been
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

D. w. Crhs production Broken Blossoms originally
ed merely the first offering of the Griffith
George NJ Cohan Thea has become such
plans change of bill have been
order afford the public opportunity this
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01
Attractions Listed
For Week of June 8

GARRICK-'Nothin But the Truth
the Garrick Players: Earle Fox
and Laura Walker. leading mem
bers, will play principal roles.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

Thomas H. lnce has purchased speed moorboa
ALL with thirty which
Pacific the of hywo miles hour. He
ia large going yacht.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

POLrS-A new farce with music.
while You Wait" written by
Adelaide French and Lewis Allen
Browne
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

BELASCO-"The Scarlet Mask" a
comedy of romance and mystery;
presented by winthrop Ames; cast
includes Richard Bennett. Ruth
Findlay. Reginald Barlow and
Clarence Derwent.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

NATIONAL-George c. Tyler will
present the new American comedy.
Made of Money" by Richard WASH
burn Child and Porter Emerson
Browne: provides stellar role for
Miss Lynn Fontanne.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

b. r. KEITH'S-Vaudevi Nina
Payne and company in a new revue;
Putting 1t Over" Ruth Budd, aeri-
aliste; Ames and Winthrop; Mayo
and Lynn; Walter Weems: Krsnz
and La Sale: Kartelli. and the kim
ograms.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

CONTINUED on PAGE 'nouR
The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

CORES GARDEN-First part of
ooszzxuzp ON PAGE roUR
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06

set Of pictures for enlarging and plac-
ing on display of the tickling nature"
spots OF the town. Irrigation water
is being furnished at twenty-five cents
a thousand gallons and that will help
some in bringing the nature beauties
10 the front. II is said that the court
house yard will be improved this sea-
son also. Others that deserve men
ton are the yards of r. b. Valance
and James +. Duncan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06

Judge Alfred c. Lockwood returned
home last evening from Florence
where he has been for the past week
occupying the Pinal county bench in
the famous water case Judge Baughn
has occupied the local Superior court
bench during the absence of Judge
Lockwood. and will continue to pre-
side for the remainder OF the week.
Judge Lockwood leaving today for
Douglas where he will attend to mat
tiers in the Juvenile court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
TOOK IN Etk'S DOlNSs.

A party composed CT Guy Z. WEIGH.
Harry Rafferty,. Fred Bennett. George
Rockhill. II. Smart. Paul Smith. Bruce
Wagner. and c. l.. Giragi, went to Bis
bee Saturday where they took in the
Elks' dOings. the hrst seven named GO
ing over to see the writer get his.
Needless TO say the old gang framed
on the novice in great style and that
he was trimmed" goes without say
ing. The writer now feels that he is
e qualified expert in aeronautics and
bronoho busting, after having ridden
tie goat. A banquet was enjoyed fol
lowing the business and initiation
sessions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
TOMBSTONE CATTUEMEN
TO WILCOX.

Almost every Tombstone cattleman
vii! be in WILCOX tomorrow for the
opening OF the Cochise-Graham Cat
tie Growers association convention.
which takes place in that city tomor-
row. The COW ra;sers from both coun-
ties will be in attendance and a great
time has been prepared for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
w. r. SHAOlEv
WOUNDED IN FRANCE.

According to word received here by
friends Of Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Shadley. their son william R., IT.,
Who Is well known in Tombstone, was
wouaded and spent several months in
the hospital in France. Young Shad-
ley recently arrived home from over
seas. He was with the 18th field ar.
tiIlezy. and says that his regimen,
took part in the Chateau Thierry. ST.
Nihiel and Argonne drives and that
each OF them were real scraps. His
regiment received three citations
and IL now In the army OF occupation
a. a part of the Third division-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
MRS. REED BURIED TODAY
IN ST. DAVID.

The remains OF Mrs. Louise Reed.
pioneer Tombstone lady. were laid to
rest in the cemetery at ST. David to
day. in the family plot. beside the
graves Of her husband aud four chill
dren. She is survived by several chill
dren and grandchildren. and the SYM
patty OF the community is extended
them in their hour OF sadness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
TO eIseEE

Alec McCargo was an outgoing pas
senger 10 Bisbee on the Rockhill stage
morning. where he goes to visit his
wife, who is in the hospital. having
recently undergone an operation. Mrs.
McCargo is doing wei and will soon
be able to return home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06

FINE VIEW S.

here are some fine bridge views
on display in Boyds Drug Store. three
bridges on the BorderlauA route tbs.
Fairta2k. Tombstone and Tempe
bridges are shown Two OF the bridges
the Fairbank and Tempe bridges. were
constructed by J. c. Ryan. Jr, now
engineer to the Ccchise County High
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
much Improved.
OPERATED UPON

Curtis Robinson underwent serious
operation yesterday in St Joseph's
hospital at ST Paul, Mimi, according
to wcrd received by relatives in this
. city He is getting along nicely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
MORE THAN GOOD
CHARLES SCHNEIDER
IN CAMP UPTON

According to word received from
Charlie Schneider OF Tombstone. he
is low in the hospital al Camp Upton,
New York. where he is undergoing
treatment TO his eyes. which were af.
,ected as the result of his being gass-
ed. Upon the completion of the treat
men, he will be discharged and says
Nat he will come straight back 10
Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
EXPECTED HOME TONIGHT

Judge A. c. Lockwood is expected
home from Florence tonight. where he
went to hear the famous water users
case in that city. Judge o. J. Bauvhn
Of Florence has presided in the local
court durinv Judge Lockwoods' alb
sence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
l2sSEHS HOSTING.

Leasers in the -: er Thread. Ore
goa. Promp;or ard Lucky Cuss ar,
hosting ere today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS

Attorneys Harry f. Pickett and
John s. Boyle OF the law firm OF Pick
il the county seat today on legal bus
mess before the superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
IN FROM HUAcAucAS

Mrs. Thomas Mcbride is visiting in
the city today from the ranch in the
Huachucas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
EXPECTS TO SAIL
FOR AMERICA SOON.

According to letter received by
Rev. A J. Benedict from his son. Al
Ian, who is with the Army OF Occupa.
ton in Germany. he expects to start
for the United States soon. He states
that his regiment has had two in.
spections as to its fitness for starting
the homeward journey. Several other
Tombstone boys are In the same regi-
ment with Benedict.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
OVER FROM CORTLAND.

Frank L-aymon. well known leascr
OF CORTLAND. was business visitor
in TIE county seat today. returning 10
his home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
20 WILCOX.

Col. Henry Pyea-t. well known cat
tleIEan Of Camille. was visitor in
the city today enroute to Wilcox
where he goes 10 attend the meeting
os he Cochise-Granam Cattle Grow
ers' association
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
20 sissEE.

County School Superintendent Miss
Elsie Toie3 went to Bisbee yesterday
on official business, from where sine
will continue on to Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
THE SIRE ETS.

Allen and Fremont streets are in
:,oCd shape. and the oBrderland route
through the city is likewise. but it
would not hurt 10 have the loose rock
removed from those streets and few
others. such as the road to Johnson
and Dragon and the street that lead,
70 the Charleston bridge road
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
TOO MUCH MUFFlER.

The operating of cars on the streets
of Tombstone with open mufflers is
getting to be a nuisance which ought
20 he abated
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
DOUGLAS ATTORNEY

Attorney Frank Doan OF Douglas IS
III the county seat today on matters
before the superior court in the inter
es.s OF his clients.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
DOUGLAS OFFICERS

George Newman and A E. Farmer
peace officers Of Douglas. are in the
city today on Official business
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
FROM SAN SIMON.

II. ;. Chamberlain. Justice Of the
Peace OF san Simon. was a visitor in
The county seat today. having been
sabpoenaed as a witness in the Su-
per!or court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
CHILD IMPROVED

Mrs. john igo. wife OF Court Inter
prefer Igo, returned this morning from
Bisbee, where she took their infant
daughter to the hospital The child IS
much IMPROVED
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
N EW ROOF.
ON TO TExA
TRAlNHASTER HERE.

J. l. McCa-sOn, southern Pacific
trliamaster. Is business visitor in
Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
TO COW ENTION.

rrt-.k Moore. livestock sanitary in
ecca-. a,ccmpanie: by his brother
Fl 3icCre. were visitors in the city
tod. They continued On to Wilcox
10 attend the ca,rlemen's convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
way Commission
MOVING WORK ROOMS.

The local auxiliary OF the Red Cross
are busy today moving TO their cid
location in the Fhilathea rooms. The
ladies have occupied the rooms OF
the local Masonic orders, which were
kindly donated for their use. Several
aprons were left in the old rooms and
the owners may have same by calling
on Mrs. Macia. The ladies appreciate
the kindness of the Masonic bodies
in allowing the use OF their rooms.
The Philatheas twill continue to sew
for Belgian babies a; their rooms and
all who wish to help are welcome.
IMPROVING YARDS.
The Tombstone yards are beginning
to loom up with their flowers. trees
and shrubbery. Among the yards We
noticed that are being brought to a
stage Of beauty are those of James
Mars, Dr. Hugharrt. Douglas Gray.
John II. Davis. VIM. Lutley. The Cot
tage Hotel. A. f. Davis. Mrs. B. L.
Holland, W. G. Gilmore. Guy WEIGH,
J. E. James. Lee Hu.ch:scn. Alec Nc
Cargo and then many more. A local
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
PHllATHEA MEETING.

The Regual monthly meeting of the
Phi,athea Class will be held a, the
hcme CT Miss Emile Ax:ell at 1:30
This evening. Some impcXant bust
less is under discussion and a full at
tendance IS eSDpcfa1
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
IN COURT TODAY

The case of the State vs. John Biavi
Of Bisbee. charged with violating the
prohibition law by having six barrels
of wine in his possession. is on before
the superior court today, and 1t is ex-
pected will be completed before recess
this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
TO WILCOX
SiSSEE VISITOR

BIB French OF Bisbee was visitor
.E:he county seat today with friends.
Bcb IS vel known in Tombstone and
has many friends here
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
tFrom Mondays Daily,
FROM CtEESON.

thOM G1EESON
L. I. Tdiers and Mike Marchel,o C.
Gleesoa. were visitors in the city to-
day.
FROM clEssoN.
Dr. u. J. Stroud and Ber, Lloynd
Of Gleason setnt the day i'll the city
today Ga business matters.
RETURNED HOME.
Little Miss Alice Eckerman return
ed to her home at Benson today after
spending several days in Tombstone
the cues, Of friends
YESTERDAY.
Yesterday was beautiful day and
enc could see aats.sis scOot!ng in ey-
cry direction al day long.
TO slsBes.
Mrs. John iso went TO Bisbee yes,
terday where she took her youngest
child te the hospital fer treatment.
IN FROM RANCH.
Col. Henry Pyeatt, WAS a visitor in
the city today from his ranch at Ca
mile, sending the day with his family.
UP FROM DOUGLAS.
Special Officer Harry Wheeler. OF
Douglas. was . visitor in the city yes
tenday from Douglas. retu.@iag home
today
A DIP.
WORK has started on the small dip
at the wash nea- tile crossing where
the Borderlssi connects with the
Benson road
MAINTENANCE CAHC.
The mairteaance gang or the state
highway be,~ee Tombstone and Bis
bee are clearing the rocks OF the sur
ftce TIL side Of the Bisbee Extension
mine
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-04-06
KcNEAl OFFICER

Constable George Il. Kelly 0; Nc
Neal is a business visitor in the county
seat tCGay