El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
''Ihe World And
It's Woman Is
Great Picture
Ellanay acked and Great
Crowds Pleased With
Fauar S New Film.

History was made at the Ellanay
theater yesterday. It was in fact the
biggest day from point Of attendance
that the Ellanay has ever had. but
judging from the many comments Il
was the most enjoyable day for Ella
nay patrons The World and Its
Woman" in which Geraldine Farrar
appears together with her husband
Lou Tellegen, was pronounced by
those who saw IL yesterday one OF
the greatest pictures that has ever
been shown in FL Paso. This state
ment VIII be verified by any one OF
the thousands who was present at the
Euanay yesterday.
This IS the biggest production from
point Of settings. story and emotional
content that the screen has ever Of
fered- deliberately mounted, spirited
~ acted and unclouded In issue, The
World and Its Woman" stands today
alone in its class truly the aristocrat
Of films
one famous critic said OF THE
World and Its Woman" An Farrar' S
heroines OF the stage seem embodied
in her, only waiting for the magic
hour 10 strike wherein they issue
forth IN the newest play" And those
who saw 70 at the Ellanay theater yes
terday fully agree with this critic.
The World and Its Woman" is be-
ing shown at the Ellanay theater
again today and for the balance Of the
week. Don't fail 70 see It. but be sure
and come early and avoid the unusual
ly large night crowds--Adv-
ton. Those who lost relatives or close
friends may wear red flowers.
Want All Men TO Parade
The following statement has been
issued from the local headquarters OF
the American Legion.
"All eX-servlce men, whether mem
bers Of the American Legion or not
are earnestly urged 20 turn out Al
1890 a. m, November II, The place
Of assembly is Liberty statue Uni
forms need not be worn The program
is simple and win not consume
more than half OF three quarters OF
an hour. We appreciate the aversion
OF the eX-serVice man 70 marching
and ceremony. This Is the first time
In an occasion Of this kklnd- IomOr-
row-Armlstice day, we ask you TO
march three blocks and give an hour
OF your time TO the memory OF your
comrades who sleep in France "
feel Il our duty TO consecrate rev
solemn moments 20 those VINO gave
their lives 20 our cause
Legion
Among the distinguished persons
who viii attend the memorial services
will be Mai. Gen Robert l. Howe
and representatives OF the army, navy
marine corps and Red Cross.
Not General
The Observance Of Memorial day
viii not be general over the country
Some cities are closing tights others
are closing part Of the day and others
are paying no attention TO the day
50 far as the conduct Of business Is
Following are a few telegraphic re-
plies TO The Herald from newspapers
over the southwest relative 70 the
observance Of the day.
stores ut ST. Louis Open
St Louis, No, Nov l0.-Stores mere
Dallas. Texas. Nov. 10.-stores viii
not close here on armistice Gay
Times Herald
Denver Closes Tlght-
Denver, Colo. Nov l0;-All stores
banks. schools and public buildings
IN Denver viii close the whole DAY
IN aru1Isrfce dav. Denver Post
Kansas city Closes.
Kansas City. No, Nov. lo-EEery
store. factory and school VIII elose
amlstice day. The state and city have
00'n proclaimed . "---' The star.
los Angeles shuts Up.
Los Angeles, Calf, NOV. 10
Practically all stores VIII close mere
Tuesdav for armistice day. ana ali
CITY and county offices VIII close
The governor OF the state and the
mayor Of Los Angeles have both
urked its observance as holiday
The Retail Dry Goods assoclatlon
have asked stores TO close. Many
ORGANIZATIONS VIII observe the day
Evening Herald
san Antonio Celebrates.
San Antonio, Texas, Nov. IA
holiday has been proclaimed here
Tuesday and the stores VIII observe
~ CLOSING al 1915 a m. thus giving
employees time TO get 10 the Alamo
Tor a memorial service Al II a n A
big civic and military parade Is 70