The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-10


,s,cs. written especially by {. Gard
,.r sullivan. the production waH di-
acted by Jerome storm under IN"
...,uul supervision OF Thomas II
Tao, hImHrIl The story ih full of
laughs from start Ia finish and con.
,.i,, many new ana unexpected
,uis,. Of plot. other items On III"
r,orram are Fatty Arhucklc IN The
sheriff
nWhy Germany Must Pay the
.r,nt screen Classics, Inc produc.
,,o, 10 be- shown today ut the Liberty
,h,ntre lS "A play nt the 'inollcst de,
.e,iptiun. dealing with the ideals 90
n, world which ruthless Germany
has wantoniy destroyed ana for
which she must be- made 10 pay IN
foil
II tells thS story nf how u Young
Ahntinn, serving IN tho German ar
me ia mortified u, how his O.Hccru
sad fellow soldiers have drgcl1prd
trpr the men he knew them - be
before the war into ii"Hds let lo"T"
10 rnyarc and destroy the trpp'ncas
o, The world How women ana c'hl
ran are their right!ui prov arh "r'ta
n,i,her ideals ur religion hold l,ar,
L. ,t.t. .t.lu-uR h,.HFH = lHt,s" fs.
.sur with the horror uf Il al - Dc.
sefl. and .aCnrcs 10 .iNEi Or inc
,Ru.r ut freedom ana haU'. Th'
story r. one ~ inf"nH" ana gripping
power showing N realistic vivid
besy tho deeds uf these war mad peur
pie, but showing also that pure Hud
beautiful love can also flourish and
grow In the hearts uf those who fight
for righteous cause. \ true romance
giycs beauty and pa.bos tp ,he ia
tense story
An all.s,nr cast or players la aeon
IN lhis production aud numhors ruch
diIinruIahrd names a. Crnighiol
Hale. Fl1rracc Billings. Helen FrrFu-
ton, Frank Carrier. Fgrd G. gFant.
deIl Henry kulkor, Jofrph El'eour
Margaret Mrwadr fUrl srhcncF .
Florence Short. BABY ivy ward. aud
many others including toe noted
lspanosc actor r Tomamoio.
The play wa ws.ltrn ng maxwell
Rsrg,r and directed by Charles MI.
Ter under TIA" personal supervision OF
MAXWELL Eargcr. director general o'
the Metro studios
4 good minstrel So lik" good cir
Gus, II appeals 10 all classes. Tens OF
thousands Of people attend minstrel
show who never think OF attending
any other character OF cntcr'a'~mrn'.
This IL because they Know there IL
nothing to offend or .mbarraRs them
and they are Ut the same time sure
Of a hearty laugh
This season HArvey's Greater Min
s'rclS uses It's own scoaery exclusive.
". II has thirty-fivo people In tho frst
par', II boasts OF the finest wardrobe
ever worn by my minstrel orsaniza-
ton and claims TO have tho best
trained Creol, r,auty Chorus on the
road, I,
The modern minstrel must have
expert dancers. charming singers and
high class vaudeville and with Har-
'ey's Greater Minstreis which appear
al The Opero House. Tuesday and
Wednesday. June 10th and lin,
there VIII be u successfully arranged
program with happy combination.
One OF the features OF the vaude- 4
vile section OF the program II the
work OF Musical Kirk. Among the re-
m"rkable thinga he does while using I
instruments Of his own make !
and design liz tho trick of smoking.
singing and playing an instrument II ,
'he same time. The stub OF the cigar
Is down In his throat out OF sight and I
the smoke pours forth from his
mouth as IL from a volcano. all Toe
'me he Is singing and playing u ban
70 and dancing. In addition TO Kirk, b
VINO may be classed as the musical
comedian. the long list OF end men Is
'ea-ed by Ed Tolliver and Clarence
'oweil, the two most celebrated col
'red comedians In the world. there
must be something the matter with :,
my person who will not laugh at the h
ac'ai expressions and snappy jokes 6
u the pair. They are ably assisted by c
''her capable comedians and the Gre 9
We beauty Chorus Is closely seconded i,
y the large company OF male voices. 6
they will be met no doubt by a 8
arse house. Q