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First Presbyterion.

Sunday school at 9:45: morning
worship at II. subject. THE Mission
of the Son.; Christian Endeavor so.
ject, 1.-THE Devils Prayer" Wednes-
day night prayer service at 8. All
are welcome. F. Halsey Ambrose.
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1don Evangelical.

Zion Evangelical German services
at 1880 a. m. Sunday school, 1880.
Y. p. A. meeting at z p. M. English,
service at 8 o'clock. Mid-week prayer
meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings 1t 8 o'clock. J. j. Schroeder.
minister.
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Plymouth Conreeational.

Services for Sunday, March 80.
1880 a. m. divine worship conduct
ed by the Rev. w. E.. Stephenson.
Subject: who Is My Neighbour"
(An appeal for Armenian relief.)
lNck.'''y'i 1880 p. m. union service, at
the Baptist church. Speaker Mon
sieur Isaac Rubenstein Of Russia on
1.-THE Religious Situation in That
Land"
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e.. panl,s

Fourth Sunday in Lent. Holy COM
munion, 8 q. m. Sunday school, 10
a. m. Morning prayer ana sermon,
II a.. m. Evening prayer and sermon,
5 p. m. Remember the change in
time. one hour earlier. J. Watson,
rector. &.
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S~diah Inth~n.

Corner of Alpha and Sixth. Sum
day school at 1O'a., m. Services at 8
p. NJ, summer time. Prayer meeting
in church parlors Tuesday at s p. m.
Ladies' Aid meeting Wednesday at )
p. m. Mrs. John Oslund serves.
Catechetical class Saturday at 2 p. m.
j.. M. Persenius. pastor.
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Church Services
~acandinayian Methodiet.

Services at 10:46 q. IA. and 8 3. m.
Sunday school and bible class 1t IL:
Busy Workers will meet 1t Rev.
Epworth league business meeting at
church Friday. April 4. at s p. m. ].
Lorentz. )
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Salvation Army,

Special services at hall at II
o'clock. Holiness meeting. Sunday
school at 3 o'clock. This will be q
Christian Praise meeting. Demon
STATIONS on street in the evening. In
side meeting at 8 o'clock. Subject,
"Blotted Out" by Captain Veach.
Special music.
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Church OF God.

1890 a. m. Sunday school. 1900
morning worship. Subject. 1.-THE Joy
of Salvation" 1880 p. m. evening
worship. Subject, "a Costly Ride"
Tuesday. 1880 p. M, cottage prayer
meeting. Thursday, 1880 p. M, pray
er meeting at chapel. Our services
are held in our new place of worship,
corner Walnut street and Third ave-
nue.. A. G. Ahrendt, pastor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-29
Women Plan Good
Fun For Soldiers

The women in charge Of the canteen
service station have made arrange
ments for a very enjoyable program
for Sunday afternoon. A six-piece
orchestra will play during the fore
part of the afternoon. The musicians
will include Prof. E. A. Moses, cor
net; Irving Wardell, clarinet and sax
ophone; Helen Lehman. bass VOL;
Lloyd Whalen. cornet: Mildred Leh-
man, violin: Beth Bulls. piano.
A program of interesting and
humorous readings will be given by
Pauline Lehman and Dire S. Paige
johnson. Miss Viola Boese will pre-
side at the piano and will play pop
ular airs for the soldiers during the
entire afternoon.
Ice cream. cake and all name of
good things will be served to the SOL
dier boys and the women in charge
will be Mrs. s.. Paige Johnson, Mrs.
w. H. Goodwater and Mrs. j. M. Gull
liton.
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Methodist Eplscopal.

DR.. Thos. H. Gallagher, minister.
DR.. Isaac T. HeadlAnd will speak
Sunday morning. Having spent sew
eral years in the Orient, he will in
terpret the struggles OF the people Of
the Far East" Worship, 1890
Sabbath school, II o'clock. Evening
services meet at q later hour. Ep-
worth League, z o'clock. Choir. con-
gregation and orchestra will begin the
service Of song at 8 o'clock. Follow
ing this will come a thrilling stereop-
ticon lecture on 1.-THE Land Of Child
Widows And the Mass Movement"
A. cordial invitation is extended to all.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-29

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Church on Belmont avenue. Sum
day. services at IL a. m. Subject,
Reality" Sunday school follows.
Wednesday service, 8 p. m. Reading
room, First National bank building.
Hours IL to s.
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Imtheran Free.

Public library. Services Sunday
morning 1880 and evening 1880. Both
services conducted by Prof. Norberg;
Sunday school and bible class IL
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock, at SOL Cherry
street. Children*s Sewing society
meets Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. !Ostmo. 622 Wal
nut street.
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First Baptist,

Corner Fifth street an dAlpha ave-
= Resular services at 1880 and
z. p. U. at $3.50. Dean Vernon p.
Squires will speak at the morning
service. In the >evening service the
Congregational church will join. Isaac
Rubenstein. a Russian exile, will speak
on conditions in his native land. Mr..
Rubenstein recently spoke at the uni
versity and thrilled the audience with
the story Of his life. r.
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St. Marks Intheran..

Move the clock ahead one hour
and then come to church rs follows:
Morning worship 1880. At this serv.
ice there will be confirmation and
reception Of members. also the AGRA
ments Of Baptism and the holy COM
munion will be administered. At
1890 p. m. the pastor will deliver his
~valedictory sermon and bid adieu to-
the members and friends of the con-
gregation. Sunday school 11:45 a.
M; Young Peoples meeting Friday
evening. $3.50. All services In Eng.
lish . J. H. Richards. pastor.
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has caused unusual interest among
the music lovers of the state.
With Alberta Augustain Harring-
ton as accompanist, Miss Noe will
give the following program:
1. Aria, Madre pietosa Vergine
(Force of Destiny Verdi
2. English.
d a. Perfect Nights and Days..
b. Red Red Rose. .Cottenet
C. Danny Boy ...... Weatherly
d. Bird of the Wilderness. F..
HOrsman.
3. French.
a. Tes Yeux .Rabey
b. O quand je DORIS. ....... List
C. Pensee d'Autumne ..Massenet
d. Ariette ............ Vidal
a. Italian.
a. Caro- milo ben...... Giordiana
b. Amore, Amor ....... Tirindelli
S. English.
a. Bitterness of Love $1,000. Dunn
b. Aedh Wishes For the Clothes
of Heaven .Fogel
C: Ecstasy ........... Rummel
6. Aria: Ritorna Vincitor (Aida)
VeFol
Exclusive management Wendell
leighton.
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EVENING EDITION..

spnstxnsy Of one or ten barrels Of
liquor, In defiance, Of the city ordi-
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CHURCH MUSIC
BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH.

BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH.
(. Morning. =. rawa
Prelude, Esmeralda.. -. .H.
.........:. Carlos De Mesquite
Anthem, The King of Love My
Shepherd is.:............. Shelly
ofertory, Longing for Home
Postiude, March 'a wagner
Evening:
Prelude, Theme Mozart
Anthem, Kun ct skridt. Christensen
Postlude, The knights. -. .Volkmann
BAPTIST CHURCH. 4
Morning.
Anthe1n, "Ye That Stand. .spinney
!"'oh Rest in the Lord -. Mendelssohn
Postlude, Finale Markell
Evening.
Prelude, Allegro .Tombe1le
Anthem. 20 Gladstone Light"
+ Sullivan
ofertory, Selected
Postlude. "Marche Reglioso"
Mrs. l.. G. Harrington. oreanist:
Mrs. CIV. Buckingham. Jr.. chorister.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Morning.
Prelude-Invocation Buck
TIE Deum in KOtchmar
Trio-sweet is the Word. 49,. Wiegend
Miss v. r. Sayre, soprano.
- Mr.. F. E. Dickinson, tenor.
! -7 Mr.. v. e. Sayre, bass. ~fs
Observation-Disclosures ......Bossi
Postlude-Recessional ..... .Livistzkz
Evening.
Anthem-Our Life is but a Fading.
soloIcalled Thou o Master...~..
Observation-Disclosures. Meitzske
Onertory-Prayer ............ Foote
Postlude-Finale ....... .Ravanello
Paulo Conte, organist.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Morning, 1O:45 O'Clock.
Prelude, Anadante Pastorale
Galbraith
B~arcaroile ......@.... .A..a.RockWeu
lntermezzo ...............S. -. Steane
INenite .......-..-..,s.J. sRobinson
iBendiciteS .:,s- 49,. =. ...- Hollis
ofertory Solo. Day Of Peace
B. Elton.
Violin Obligato. Mrs. Arhart.
Postlude, Triumphal March. Reed
Evening, 4:45 O'Clock.
Postlude, Serenade ........ Miles
memories 81. CAR
Magnificent Smart
Nunc Dimittis ...........J Barnby
Gloria Patri .Guife
Offertory Solo. Selected.
Mrs. Chamberlain.
HOSLlU06r AduOO
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First Intheran.

Services morning at 1885 and eve-
ming at 7:45 conducted by REV. 4. a.
Haatvedt Of Lakota. Sunday school
At II O'clock. II. B.. Thorgrtmsen.
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to give Mr.. Fox a very cool reception
at Mirror Pond.
Wont all our friends laugh. when,
they hear how we scared Old Mr..
Fox!" they laughed. Wont we have
fun telling them about it,"
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

500, Day OF. Peace
......E. n. Bailey
T. B. Elton.
Violin Obligato. Mrs. Arhart.
Postlude, Triumphal March Reed
Evening, 4:45 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Edwin Carewe Seen
As Independent Producer
Nineteen Years Experience He
Brings TO the
Screen

Edwin Carcwe, who has recentt~
formed his own producing company 70
release through Pathe, has had five
years experience as a director and
fourteen years experience as an actor.
His first picture, Jane Murfn's The
Right to Lie" starring Dolores CassL.
nelli, has been delivered. and now Ia
is hard ut work in his Fort Lee studio
on his second production. "The Right.
full Heir" His third picture will b
"The Queen of the Moulin Rouge
also with Miss Cassinelii.
Edwin Carewe is one-[ourth Chicka-
saw Indian, born at Gainesville, Tex,
and educated in Indian, schools Later
he studied law in the state universities
of Missouri and Texas This studi-
Gus atmosphere held little uourish-
ment for the adventurous spirit, how
ever, and he ran away with travel
ling theatrical company. For fourteen
years Carewe climbed the dramatic
ladder from medicine shows" TO en-
gagements on Broadway with Nat
Goodwin, Rose Coghlan. OTIS Skinner
ard Walker Whiteside.
men he mao leacncO CGe emf
hence OF general stage director for
Joseph Weber, pictures were beginning
to show faint promise os profitable
future. The Lubin company offered
Carewe a fourteen months engagement
TO tour the world as leading man for
Orini Hawiev's series OF foreign pict-
ures. For the sake OF seeing tho
world, perhaps, Carewe accepted When
he returned 10 New York he had devel-
oped ycarnings for the directorial
sceptre, believing he say what is
known as room for improvement And
any one who remembers what early
pictures were like will understand JUS.
what he meant.
The first film he directed was
ACROSS the Pacific" followed by The
Cowboy and the Lady" and Nine. de
Gressac's Cora" HIS talent was evi-
dent and Metro engaged him. For the
five years he remained with that firm
he directed Mary Garden, Emily Ste
vens. Ethel and Lionel Barrymore,
Mabel Taliaferro, Emmy Wehleu, Har-
old Lockwood, Francis Z. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
New Films
This Week

"Thc Egg Crate wal!op" is the feat
ure picture in which Charles Raw viii
be seen at the Rialto this week.
Julian Josephson, who provided
Charles Ray with "Bill Henry" and
The Busher," is the author Of "Tne
Egg Crate Wallop"; Jerome Storm is
the director, and in the cast are Col
leen Moore, Jack Connolly and Otto
Hoffman,.
"Wild Waves and Women" and there
Will be Bruce Scenic, "The Lonesome
Pup" and "The Rialto Magazine" with
q cartoon.
The overture, played by the Ralto
Orchestra under the direction Of Hugo
Ricscnfcld and Nat W. Finston, will be
rs ehaikowsky's "1812." Emanuel List
viii sing an aria from Gounods
"Philcmon and Baucis," and Anne Ros-
ner will be heard in the Bird Song
from "Pagliacci"
Tom Moore is following in the foot
steps of one of the worlds greatest
actors. His newest Goldwyn picture
Lord and Lady Algy," which viii be
shown at the Strand Theatre, is the
picturized form of the play which
served William Faversham as star
ring vehicle for several of his Ameri-
can tours. Naomi Childers is seen as
Lady Algy.
Other screen attractions to be pre-
sented are flashes of motion picture
depicting wrestling, The Strand Topi-
cal Review, a Silk Hat Harry comedy
cartoon and q Harold Lloyd comedy.
The soioists on the musical pro-
gramme are Eldora Stanford, who will
sing an aria from the first act OF
Louise; Antonio Briglio. who will
play "Tambourin Chinols" as q violi,
solo, and Ralph II. Brigham and Her
man Sisson, organists. The SYMPHONY
Orchestra will play the overture to
"Oberon." Carl Edouarde will conduct
Maurice Tourneur, in his latest pro
ductlon, "Ihe Life Line" which viii
be shown at the Rivoli Theatre this
week, has sought inspiration once moro
IN the fertile repertory OF Drury Lane
melodramas. His present picture is 8
version of George r. Sims "Tht
Romany Rye"
"The Life Line" has been adaptet
to the screen by Charles F.. Whitaker
and In its Interpretation are Jack Holt
Paullne Starke, SIENNA Owen. Lew Cody
Iully Marshall and Wallace Beery.
Inc lighter side of the programme
Viii consist of a comedy, the Rivol
Pictorial, including cartoon and sew
eral interesting features.
The Rivoli Orchestra. led nv Frre
Rapee and Joseph Littau. will play
the overture to Wagner's "Rienzj
The soloists will be Martin Brefel ane
Eduardo Albano. who will sing tn,
duet from Flotow's Martha"
"The Last of the Duanes" will re-
main at the Central Theatre and Far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Which Are More Popular:
Pinnacles Or Blind Husbands ?

Erick stroheim. who wrote and
directed "The Pinnacle" for the Uni
versal, says that presidents are cruel
and inhuman persons, and he offers
this to prove it:
"Mr. Laemmle changed "The Pin
nacle, my creation. to Blind Hus-
bands because Blind Husbands would
draw more people to the theatres. He
expressed it as his belief that there
are more husbands in the world than
pinnacles, and that he had changed il
to make sure Of success. I know the
kind of success Mr. Laammle has ref
erence to. He meant commercial sue
cess He did not think of artistic sue
cess"
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Marshall NeiIan TO Do
Clusters Last Fight

Marshall Neilan, whose new produc-
ing organization is now complete, will
present a screen spectacle OF Clusters
last fight, the famous Sioux massacre
OF 1876. This presentation vii be one
of the features Of "The Eternal Three
Mr.. Neilan's first picture to be re
leased by First National Exhibitors
Circuit and based or Randall Parrish's
book, Bob Hampton, Of Placer" In
the cast will be Marjorie Daw, Lewis
Stone, Mahlon Hamilton, Wesley Barry,
the freckle faced youth, and other pop
ular players. Mr.. Neilan has Just re-
turned to his studio in He lywood. CAL.
after spending a month il New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Down Through the Ages

"From the dawn of time man has
fought for his ideals, which is the
cause of the present social unrest that
has set the world to thinking"
This tells the story of the film which
the Screen Advertisers Association
presented to the Associated Advertise
ing Clubs OF the World Convention in
New Orleans last week. The picture
will now tour the 172 clubs affiliated
with the organization. Harry Levey.
managing director of the Univcrsal's
industrial department, who is presi-
dent of the Screen Advertisers AS
soclatlon, personally supervised tn,
production of Down Through the
Aces!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

A newcomer to Che screen who bids
fair to achieve fame over night is Ruth
Budd, the featured player in "A
Scream in the Night" which Select
Pictures Corporation Will release in
'octobcr The theme OF this picture is
an insane scientists attempt to prove
the Darwin theory OF the origin of
man.
Miss Budd plays the part of Darwa,
q creature brought up in the jungle
WIGS, where she knows no other hui
man than Lotec, her Indian guardian,
20 await the great experiment by
which a scientist hopes to prove tho
Darwinian theory.
Miss Budd is a recruit from vaude-
VILE, and is known to patrons of the
Keith and Ornheum circuits. She is q
popular favorite abroad, particularly
in Australia. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Betty Blythe Builds BUNGALOW

Betty Blythe, who went to California
Tor q special engagement in Rex
Beach's "The Silver Horde" has de-
clded to locate there. and, in collabora-
ton with her brother-in- law. Charles
IL. hysor, prominent Los Angeles
archltect, is designing house which
she VIII erect in the Beverly Hills sec
ton. Miss Blythe remarks that the
lobby of the hotel where she has been
stopping is so crowded with motion
picture players that it resembles a
set" AS she doesn't wish to be cor
tinually on the alert for the cry of
"Camera!' she is determined to have
g homo Of her own She COMPLETED
work in "The Silver Horde" this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
seen in the leading role in support of
Miss Durfee.

q,
Viola Dana will play the willow girl,
the carven image that comes TO life, in
the Screen Classics perturbation of
1.-THE Willow Tree" Fay Banter
played both roles in her appearance in
"The Willow Tree" but Viola Dana
takes the ground that no matter how
cleverly a star enacts the two parts
of dual role there is loss of illu-
sion.
Harrison Ford is speeding to New
York from the West Coast Studio of
the Famous Players asky Corporation
to play opposite Marguerite Clark in
her next picture, easy to Get" The
picture VIII be directed by Walter Ed
wards and the scenario is by Julia
Crawford Ivcrs
Abraham S: Schooner announces the
completion Of ali the photography of
the big new feature, THE Sacred
Flame The work of cutting is pro-
crossing rapidly. Emily Stevens is
the star.
Jack Pickford will begin his first
Goldwvn picture at the Culver CITY
studio on Monday. Harry Beaumont is
to direct the production. The play. as
already announced. is THE Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come" bv John
Fox, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Mae West to Appear
AT the CaDifol

Mac West. who played the "stagc-
struck girl from Hoboken" in "Some-
time" last season, has been engaged by
Ned Wayburn as Coincidence Of the
resident stock company that will pro-
vide the programme to supplement mo-
ton pictures at the Capitol Theatre.
MISS West was newcomer from
vaudeville when she appeared in must
cal comedy, and she has cancelled a
vaudeville route for the season to ac-
cept the Capitol engagement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
IN THE TRAIL OF THE MOTION PICTURE
What OF M6tiOn-Pictlsre
Actress Thinks About

ideas-for you must admit tina. cor
think they are strange"
"No. We do mott" ernphaticsl,v
"But you mustn't tell any one. eitner
To be accused of being sentimental il
equivalent to being called worthy
woman, and then people always think
of you as wearing fiat shoes and las.
years hats. '"Tis true, It's pity etc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

raymond Hatton has signed long
term contract with the Goldwyn COM
pany' and IS already at their Culver
NY studio ready to go to work. Mr..
-taeVon IS considered one of the best
had mas ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Shadows on
The Screen

June Caprice will begin work next
week on her fourth Albert CapelIani
production for Patha release. The
scenario is Little Mother Hubbard !"
ov Oliver D, Bailey, from his play
Liza Ann"
William Stowell is on one Of the Uni
versal foreign expeditions "A letter
received from Africa yesterday by the
Universal states that a number of in
tercstng "shots" have been made bv
the camera man in the jungles Of
Africa.
Constance Talmadge's second First
duction, has been definitely titled "a
Virtuous Vamp,' instead of THE
Bachelo as it was originally called.
1t is an adaptation of Clyde Fitch's
play "The Bachelor"
Earle Williams, who has been at
Vitagraphs West Coast studio at Holly
wood for more than a year, will come
East after he has completed his present
feature, THE Far East" by II. ii. Van
Loan.
Robert T. Haines supports Leah
Baird in the new Artco production al
/ Augustus Thomas's famous play, 1.-THE
Capitol"
contract has been signed whereby
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven will pro-
duce sixteen two-reel comedies for the
Famous PIayers-Lasky Corporation.
This gives tho Lasky Corporation an
option on the Mack Sennett comedies
the so This Is America" series, the
Ernest Truck comedies and the Carter
De Haven comedies.
Catherin Curtis, president and ex-
ecutive manager Of the Catherine Curtis
corporation, with large company Of
players, cameramen and technical ex-
perts. left Los Angeles this week for
the C@ur d'Alcne country in Northern
Idaho, where the exterior scenes will
be filmed for the first Curtis produc-
ton
Myron Selznick announces that the
next Eugene O'Brien production will
be "The Broken Melody" an original
story written by Ouida Bergerc for
Mr. O'Brien.
The success attained by World Pict-
uieS "lth the hvc Chaplin pictures, "a
Night in the Show" "Tho Bank"
"Pollce,' "Shanghaied" and "Triple
Irouble| that are being distributed
through the World Exchange, is one Of
the most remarkable testimonials ever
accorded an artist either on the screen
or in the spoken drama.
Lucille Lee Stewart. who recently
| joined the Fox forces to suOnort VIII.
lam Russell in Victory pictures, has
started work as leading woman in
Eastward Ho." The story is bv
/ William Macleod Raine.
"Show Your Cards." the second OF
the series of comedies in which Truart
Pictures will star Minta Durfee. is
nearing completion. Billy Quirk
former Nltagraph comedy star will he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

The feature for the entire week ut
the Academy will be the appearance in
person Of the famous Sennett Bathing
Girls from California. The programme
TOR the first half of the week will in
clude the latest Mutt and jeff ami
mated cartoon; "In Spain,"a Mack Sen
nett comedy; yankee Doodle in Ber-
lin." special Sennett comedy intro
ducng the Bathing Girls. On Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday Texas Guinan
also will be seen in Dangerous Little
Devil The attractions for the latter
part of the week will include "The Vir-
tuous Model" with Franklyn Farnum,
Dolores Casinelli and Vincent Serrano,
and Sessue uayakawa in THE Dragon
Painter"
"Tho Right 10 Happiness" begins its
fifth week at the Park Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

"Show Your Cards." the second of
the series of comedies in which Truart
PICTURES will star Minta Durfee. is
Tearing completion. Billy Quirk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

Lucille Lee Stewart. who recently
Joined the Fox forces to support VIII
lam Russell in Victory pictures, has
started work as leading woman in
"Eastward Ho.' The story is bv
William Macleod Raine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

mum fans will, no doubt, welcome the
news that they are not to see the last
OF the 'Duanes" just yet on Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

June Caprice will begin work next
week on her fourth Albert Capellani
production for Patha release. The
scenario is Little Mother Hubbard ("
tby. Oliver D. Bailey, from his play
"Liza ANN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

William Stowell is on one of the Uni
yersal foreign expeditions "A letter
received from Africa yesterday by the
Universal states that a number of in
tercsting "shots" have been made by
me camera man in the jungles Of
Africa.