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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

- ca-s-+c-less- - 81 -i-71rIz-e-
season At the Montauk theater.
Brooklyn This marked the begin
ming OF the plays IS weeks, 50 OF
which we're played in New York city
The first two seasons OF 81 weeks
were given cDuseCutively without the
company taking a vacation This sea-
sons tour VIII be one OF the longest
ever undertaken, as Il VIII include
every important city in both south
and vest
Claude king and Julian Royce. two
prominent London actors. have ocme
70 America especially 70 play import
ant parts in -Declasse," the play by
Miss Zoe Atkins. in which Miss Ethel
Barrymore viii open the regular sea
son OF the empire theater early next
month. This viii be Mr.. Kings first
appearance n New York He has been
playing recently in London as Miss
Lilah McCarthy's leading man M
Royce has not been seen here since
he played the part OF the butler Pine
IN ~Passers BY"
New Cleveland Playhouse.
A. L Erlanger has completed ar
rangements for the erection OF a new
playhouse in Cleveland. Ohio. esti-
mated TO cost more than S1,o00.0 900
and TO be called the Ohio theater. lIr.
ErlanEer on q recent visit TO Cleve-
land selected the site Tor the new
house at Tuclid avenue and Seven
teenth street. which is IN the very
heart Of the shopping district OF the
city.
me theater. which viii be built by
Edward P Strong. Joseph LaranEe
and Robert Mclaughlin, viii be
completed by April I next Il Is IN
tended for the so-ca-sed theatrical
syndicate. taking the place Of the
Euclid Avenue opera house, which
has played the attractions Of the syn
dictate ever since its formation. Ar
Mclaughlin VII be the local man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Maxine Elliott and Bill FaverSham To Make Movies
Wyoming Oil Queen Wants To Be 4 Film Queen, Too

Farnum sent this telegram 20 eleven
cities along the Eitsngs routes
Can I shoot your house and gar
den for my next picturez
Nearly a week passed and Farnum
had about given up the garden idea
when telesrarns started 10 come IN
he receiver eight IN all. They read;
Blaze away at the house, but don't
shoot the chickens"
Frank keenan, has returned from
arizona. after filming a number OF
scenes at the state peuitentiary for
a forthcoming photoplay to be titled
The Double Shackle." While IN Ari-
zou1 NJ. Keenan, entertained GOV.
Campbell and other state officials
with a special showing Of The World
Irving Cummings IS going merrily
On his vilizinous way at the Famous
Players-L.aElzy studio He is the Of
fetal male vamp" OF the plant.
Darrell Toss is the first actor en-
g1Ssd for the support OF Nay All
son IN The Walk-Offs."
Nine Francis 81. Zefbarth, formerly
mistress Of the wardrobe Of New
fork's Hippodrome. has arrived in
tho worlds film capitals huge cos
tune department. She takes the place
held by Mrs Irene Duncan until re-
Gently.
Eugene O'Brien has four % film
doms most beautiful women IN his
first starring vehicle. The Perfect
Lover which IS soon 20 BE shown Fl
the California They are Marguerite
Courtot. Lucille Lee Stewart, Martha
Mansfield ard Mary Boland. M
c. brten has the role OF a poor struE-
cling artist IN this romantic drama
whose charms no woman can resist
Joseph j. DoWlinE famed for his
work as The Patriarch In The
Miracle Man, and now supporting j.
warren kerrigan IN his new Brunton
calnedE. Live sparks IS genuine
roc1-ribbed New Euglander. The
folks did for amusement on the long
winter nights IN New England
Ha-al-T drawied Joe. sometimes
they sit bv the fire and think. ana
other times they just sit by the fire"
Wallace Beary il the past few
months has finished big part IN
Maurice Tourueir's 'Romany Rye"
part Of the same magnitude IN Ihos-
lnces lctory, and is now with
Priscilla Dean IN the first Of her big
productions Il Is rumored that Bea--y
is wanted for che part Of John Hands
in Treasure Island"
Al santeil, the widely known COM
edy director. Is vel started on a
laugh drama at Universal City that
SHOULD 20 wen IN Mexico. Il IS called
-Hot Tamale" and Is uttered with the
emphasis on the hot"
The final scenes OF Eyes OF Youth"
are being taken at the Carson studios
g. e. 70 "a
Kimbau Young in the star role.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

I A good deal OF Bessie BarriscaIe's
! time e being given up te perusai OF
the biographies and time tables. she
Is planning tour around the world
The first picture TO be made OF MI
dred harris Chaplin VIII be entitled
old Dad" from story by Elinor
Abbott who wrote Molly Make Be
lieve- for Marguerite CLARK.
Mabel Juiiene Scott, a well known
and talented leading woman, has been
engaged by the Famous Players-Las-
ky corporation to play leading parts
opposite male stars OF the organiza-
ton IN the west coast studios.
Dorothy Joe hughes. a four year old
tot, IS shortly 70 appear IN film
Dainty Billie Rhodes Is having a
wonderful time between pictures. ca
vorting around her home with her nu-
merQus puppies, kitties and her pet
monkey.
Kitty Gordon is now lady Gordon
She was married to the son OF lord
Beresford. whose death In England
recently transmits the title to Kitty's
husband The actress has a daughter
By the present earl
zane Grey leaves Los Angeles this
try IN search OF story materia- With
Mr.. Grey viii be his old guide, Al
Doyle, a Texas ranger and frontiers
man, Lee Taught. and an educated In
Dian friend Of the famous novelist
who VIII lead the party to untra1n-
meled ground in the desert mountains
Of Arizona. Eight horses and q full
outfit VIII be taken from Los Angeles
Clothes may not make the man, but
faNnHHnH
that costume stuff" IS said 10 be
coming in once again. the producers
are adding up the added cost Of pro
ductlon- For the new Dustin Farnum
feature now in course OF making at
the + J. Cashier studios Glendale.
Cal, $4,000 additional expense was
Incurred Tor costumes The play, the
working title Of which IS For the
Honor OF His Family" is enacted in
the year 1641 ia Corsica Paris and
rural France. lir. Farnum alone has
IS CHANCES a thousand extra people
are employed IN certain scenes under
direction Of Colin Compbel and even
specially made shoes were supplied
them
The scenic department Of Universal
City has Just received a $4,000 ship
ment or Wallpaper larger supply
than IS carried in stock by any dealer
west OF chicago But this is only q
portion Of the supply Of wall garnish-
ment on hand al Universal City. which
is a. present valued At about $4,000
Tsuru Aoki (A1rs. Sessue Kayak
AVA, the Japanese Bernhard OF the
screen, VIII finish filming The
sreath Of the Gods at Universal City
this week.
Fitagraph announces that "The
Wreck.- I'm which Anita Stewart is
star. with supporting cast OF vel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

known players. has been released.
Il deals with the romantic side OF
railroad lie t shows how the chief
executives and the workers I'm the
idly moving affairs Of transporta-
Beauties from the ranks Of the
1ieEield Follles were used as name
gums for Bert L..ytelis latest picture,
Alexandra Herbert. OF the cast OF
the Screen Classics. Inc. super fea-
ture, The Man Who STAYED at
Home" Is playing the part he orig
mated IN the first american version
OF this drama
Percy lIarmont. who has an
nounced his decision to devote him
self exclusively 10 the screen, has
just started on -the filming OF his
fourth FitaEraqh picture This viii
be his third appearance opposite
Alice Joyce-he sandWiched in a pic
tures playing opposite Coriune Crif-
uth IN The Climbers" for the same
producers-for Aiarmont has worked
81 Durand' and The Winchester
Woman" both scheduled for early
release The title of this new pic
rure Sc pride" and il comes from
the pen OF william B Courtney.
Ayron Selznick announces that he
mas purchased an original story from
Ouida Bergera, entitled The Melody
OF Youth which viii be used as
vehicle for Eugene OBrien Miss
BerEere is one OF the best known and
successful scenario writer's in the
country, and has a long list OF wen
known screen plays 70 her credit.
among which are fCommon Clay"
The japanese Nightingale" and -In-
nocence- Eugene O'Brien viii prob
ably start on The Melody OF Youth
as soon as he has completed sealed
Hearts
J. Warren KerriEan's latest Brun-
ton production, Live Sparks Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
LIZZIE

MAINE ELLIOT and william Ia
W versham. widely known players.
have formed a company for me pro-
duetion OF motion pictures IN which
they WI Be starred, according 70 an
announcement rencantly issued The
capital Of the new organization IS
placed At 100000.
Il Is reported rshearsals soon VII
5eeIu At the Paramount building IN
rev York. where the players have
their own studio George D. Baker,
who directed Ana Nazimova In -RsFs-
lstion." WI have charge Of the pro-
ductfou 81 the lrEc Two fins
scenarios having been made from n
de We're Stacpoole'E The 4al Who
Lost HIMSELF and white Kan by
George a. Chamberlain A studio also
Kiss Elliott ana kaFerahzn, where
part Of the time win be spent in TAX
ing scenes. i IS supposed they VIZ
Be c1-Etarrel 81 the 1l-me.
Miss Elliott IT one time was a mem
Der OF the GcldWyn company haFer-
shan ms appearec 10 OILY one -,
The silver King. fo- FAMOUS
Piagers-Laslzy-
Maud stock Banks. Wyoming's PEI
t-oleum queen. who has an estimated
daily income from the lields ale ll--
covered and aeEeloPeo near Sespa !.
wyoming. Of $4,000 IS reported 70
have taken initial steps q corning a
PRODUCING company 20 eratLty an am
billion 10 test her metLle with The
uFincaEEes Of the screen MISS balhs
has puichritude as vel as petrolelln'
and stranger things have happened In
the arabian -tiznts ~ =4esi el-nl 30
that she should realize her ambition
70 shine as a star
The name of Smathers,
wealthy eastern sportsman. viii here
after Be linked ri1d CHAT Of David
Wark Griffin premier director OF
pictures. Although Griffith s wealthy.
he now is fortified Win the riches OF
this partner. who VII, h ia said, place
unlimited capital al the directors dis
poszf 10 work ont hts loftiest con-
captions. AttestinE 90 rfis rs the pur-
chase By smathefs for saz5.lee Of
VsrEemere, fhe estate o. .the late
Henry IL Flagler. the Standard OH
king. near Aew YORK CITY. and trans
Ter u The title TO G-ill--1. Here the
director win erect q paiatial studio,
nztely with his California plant The
probable outcome VIII be an extension
O. Griffith's ties and an early sue
cess5r Of The Birth Of Nstiol-
Intolerance and de2rrs OF the
World" which have been IN turn mile
posts ln The progress OF movies Is
an art
IN searching for a garden OF proper
period for G movie party. Dustin FAR
nun recalled the Julian Eltiuge home.
re found that Eltinge was absent. I
however. but the move he reflected. /
the more Earnum decided that the Ei-
fueo home was fust the thing. So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

DERmT Us to introduce MadsmossHs Yvonae nelvs, Of
Parsl
Various periods Of American theatrical history have
been puneuated with the emphatic Of French
actress. There are Bernhard and Reiane-two Of the
most celebrated artists who ever appeared the Ame
can stage Their fame IS undying "The Divine Sarah
ruled at period when American theatrcals in the
full flower Of their glory Rejaue held her audiences spell
bound long after, and for many years held secure
place in the hearts Of American amusement lovers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Al Santell. the widely known COM
edy director. IS well started on a
laugh drama at Universal City that
SHOULD 20 wen 81 Mexico. Il IS called
hot Tamale" and Is uttered with the
emphasis on the "hot"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Some Recent Completed Screen Gems
FirstRun FiIn1sNowReadyFor Public

DEssIE BARRISCALE appears in
u ''The Woman Michael Married
The story concerns a young woman
who, as a professional swimmer. res
cues a child. who is loved very much
By the son OF a millionaire. The
heroic girl. desiring to be in a posi-
ton 10 cultibate her voice. aszs that
the rich mans son marry her as a
reward for her act They are mar
ried-but the husband is disowned by
his father How the father is recon /
eiled and what happens thereafter are
the main points Of interest At the
Doric also viii be shown "A star over
Night with David Belasco and an
all star cast, the first Of the state
women's War Relief series
Charles Ray delivers The Egg
Crate Wallop7 in the movie OF the
same name AS Jimmy Kelly, he Is an
express agents assistant in a small
town. The express office is robbed
and Jimmy suspects that his employ
er did f. But he loves his employ
er's daughter. so he leaves town TO
throw suspicion on himself. Arriving
in the city, however, he ls cast for
a boxing match with his former rival
from the city-and when the fights
express office and how much punch"
is behind that kind Of a wallop. Col
leen Moore Is leading woman
Pauline Frederick takes the leading
role IN The Peace Of Roaring River
Recently recovered from an illness
and possessing few funds. a young
woman answers an advertisement in +
a matrimonial newspaper purported TO
have been inserted by a man living
on a claim out west But on arriv- z
ing at his home, the girl learns she /
has been the victim Of a hoax engi- /
neered by q woman who had been
disappointed In love. Thomas Hold /
ing is leading man. taking the part
OF one who brings peace out OF chaos I
Olive Tell. featured in The Trap
Is a New York school teacher. who I
goes 70 the Klondize region with her
father, IN search OF gold. she meets I
two brothers-one q whole hearted I
man. the other dissoiute. Left alone I
one day, the interruptions brother /
friEhtens the girl into marrying him. !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

IN searching for a garden OF proper
period for movie party. Dustin FARE
nun recalled the Julian Eltinge home.
however. hut the move he reflected.
the more Farnum decided that the Ei-
iuee home was fust the thing. So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

The final scenes Of Eyes OF Youth"
are being taken at the Carson studios
u Los angeles rhis week. with Clara
klmbau Young in the star role
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Later she returns to New York. hears
tha- her husband IS dead. and Is mar
RED 10 another. But someone who
had Witnessed her first marriage at
temprs biackmaiL That's where COM
plcations arise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Vitagraph announces that "The
Wreck" in which Anita Stewart is
star. with a supporting cast OF vel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Tsuru Aoki (AIrs. Sessue Kayak
awa)- the Japanese Bernhard OF the
screen, VIII finish filming The
breath OF the Gods" at Universal City
this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Citv hss inst $1,000 = az o06 eI,i-7-
ment Of Wallpaper larger supply
than is carried ia stock by any dealer
west OF Chicago. But this is only q
portion Of the supply OF wall garnish-
ment on hand az Universal City. which
is at present valued at about $4,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
GALES FERRY

The death of Edward Holt Latimer
 occurred at his homo i2 t-le village
 at 4.30 o'clock Friday morning. He
 had been in failing health since fast
 July. when he suffered a slight shock.
 Mir. Latiner was born in Brooklyn, \.
 T.. October Ii, 1889, the son of the
 late Richard R. and Emma Brown at
 inner Of Gales Ferry. When he was
 about two years of ;.@e thc family
 moved to New London and about ten
 years later moved to Hartford. Hay
 ing graduated from Hartford High
 Schol MT. Latimer entered the type
 writing business in that city and be- came an expert in his inc, travelling in ip this country and abroad, He spent about eight years in England with headquarters in London and Covenry in the interest of the Elliott & Hatch Typewriter Co. Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr. Latimer has been resident of Gales I'Ferry for fourteen years ;nc has had the care of the Yaie property here for the past ten years. He married Miss Gertrude Bolles 6t Jncasyil.e. August 12. 1914. His wife survives him with two children, Richard Bollas Latimer and Enid Holt Latimer. He leaves two sisters, Mrs George H. Murphy of Columbus. Indiana. and Miss Sarah T. atiner. of Gales Fer ry. Mir. Latiner was prominently ide1- tified with the life and interests Of ti,s i village and his dAath is ioss to the community as well as to his family l and relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
COLCHESTER

Mrs. Edwin S. Munson has left town cor a few days visit with relatives in -Nonkers. ". Y. <. n. Kellogg Of New Britain was Ihe guest Of friends in town Friday.
 John II. sherman Of Norwich was in town Friday.
 A dance was held in Tip Top hall Saturday evening. Music was by the iTreo orchestra. % on account of the wet condition of inc ball grounds on the park, the first baseball game of the season was post iponed. The Hebron Columbia team was to have played the Colchester team. The borough team will have several new players this season and nvil pplly the pest out Of town teame rhev can get
 Guy ?. Clark of North Westchester was a caller in town Saturday.
 Charles Mulugan. fireman on the branch railroad. has returned aftef a few da, g visit at his home in East Hartford
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence H. Norton of North Wsstchester were in town Fri day.
 Rev. Joseph r. Ford was a Hartford visitor Friday.
 Harry Laz.nsk and party motored to Hartford Thursday
 Attorney Edward Af Day of Hart ford spent Sunday a- the home of his
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
YOU MEN WHO PAY TIE FAMILY SHOE BILLS

Tramping Is miles day, MT. H. M. Foreman, a mail carrier Of Allentown, Pa, found that shoes with ordinary soles last about one month. But he says a pair of Neolin-soled shoes gave him more than nine months of service, in which time he walked over 4,00O miles.
 His experience shows how you may save shoe money by providing your family with Neolin-soled shoes, which give extra wear where other shoes wear out quickest.
 You can get Ne5lin-soled shoes in any type of shoe you want. Prices are about the same as for shoes that give only ordinary wear, sometimes they are even less. If your dealer hasn't the style you want, he can get it for you quickly. Remember, Neolin Soles are created by science to be what soles should be. They are available everywhere for re-soling as well as on new shoes. They are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels-guaranteed to outwear any other heels.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
NOANk

The graduating class of the Noank Grammar school enjoyed straw ride to Ledyard Center, Friday evening G. M McCaw took them in his truck ana Mrs Alice Chester chaperoned the party When they arrived there a supper was served. games were play ed and a musical entertainment was given. The supper was arranged by Rev. MT. Goodenough.
 There was 8 good attendance at the Red Cross meeting in Palmer'S hail Thursday afternoon and mucn work on the hospital garments was accomplish ed. Among those present were Mrs. w l. Spicer, MT. Spicer, Mrs. Minnie Palmer. Mrs. George Cgtten Mrs. Fred l. Rathbun, Mrs. Mary Chesbro, Mrs Charles Palmer, and Mrs Hattie Ash bey.
 The service in the Methodist church was changed from 2.j0 to 7.30 D. m. so the people could attend the cantata in Mystic.
 The funeral service of Frank Lam phere was held from his home Ill Brook street Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Inex Chester has returned to her home in Massachusetts, after a brief visit to Mrs. c. I. Chester, of Pearl street.
 Mrs. Lawrence Ashcroft of Fishers Island is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Howard iu Cedar street.
 Miss Jessie Chesbro entertained the World Wide Guild at her nome in High street. Saturday evening.
 Miss Lillian Lynton Is m Lawrence hospital, caring for a patient.
 Miss Margaret Cutten is visiting friends in Hope Valley.
 Mrs. Gertrude Sawyer has returned from business trip to Waterbury.
 A man doesn't do all his caurting ir seclusion because he is ashamed of it but because he wants it all to himself.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
BRIEF STATE NEWS

East Berlin. - The brickyards are ready to resume making brick.
 Danbury-A regular motor bus ser vice has keen established between this city and New Milford.
 tiartford.-The Travellers building tower lantern, it Was announced re- centiy, will be made Of copper covered wi;h sold.
 New Haven.-A Jewish hospital in the city of New Haven is to be an es- abolished institution.
 coilinsviIle.-The First Eccles.asti- cal society of Canton has secured Rev. Eugene L. Richards of Milton as pastor oi the Col3ro gatlonal church of Canton Center
 Hartford.-Gov. Marcus r. Holconb has app owed the phi for the board of education for the bIlnd for the period ended March 3l, amounting to s. 5U5.60. East fianpton.-The physicians of i the town Of East Ha.nptan have agreed to a higher schedule Of fees to correspond with the general advance ia pprices. this increase to 90 into ef- feet Appril l5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
STONINGTON

At the demonstration meeting soon to be held by the Stonington Troop of Boy Scouts, a feature will be the pres entation to nine members of the Unit cd States medals by the government to each scout who secured ten sub scriptions to the Fourth Liberty loan. The medal winners are Maurice Rioux, John Wilcox, Benjamin Cutler, Milton Koelb, Charles Ide, Elton Powers, John Chevalier, Walter Chesebrough and John Mcdowell.
 Stonington Pointers.
 Palm Sunday was generally observ- ed in Stonington churches.
 The funeral of Miss Mary W. Cham bcrlain. who died on Wednesday, was held Saturday with a mass of requiem in St. MaTy's church. Rev. J. E. o. Brien, celebrant. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Mrs. Jerome $. Anderson, Jr.. who has been visiting in Washington, is spending a short period in New York.
 Robert A. Pendleton. of Cincinnati was the weekend guest of his broth ar, Everett N. Pendleton.
 The man who goes around wishing he had never been born is not the only onsAwho regrets it. \
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
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