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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
FINE RACING PROGRAM
FOR THIS YEARS FAIR
w. V. Thravcs, OF Lexington, Is
Patron Of October Events.
StccplcChuSCS Ecnturc

w. V. Thrarcs. n native OF Powha-
tan County. Virginia. and proprietor
OF large racing stable at Licking
ton. Ky, who is deeply interested in
the preservation of the thorough
bred. has come forth as the patron
of the stellar program of horse races
which the racing committee Of tho
Virginia state Fair Association an
nounced last evening following its
first general meeting in this city.
With five days of racing in all,
starting on October 5. with the gen
era opening of the biggest and most
dominion has ever witnessed. ac-
cordinE TO the declarations of W.
Conway Saunders. secretary of the
haze an opportunity to attend more
races than have ever before been
provided for them.
III omincncc that is being given 10
the development of the thorough
bred. attention is called to the size
UP to $1,000. Two, in particular have
been put up by Mr.. Thravcs. one of
900, which VII! be awarded to the
ana one Of $1,000. to go TO the best
horse i'll the three yc2r-old division.
The former race will be run on We'd
year olds will compete on Saturday.
October ?. This will wind up the
share which horscilcsh will have in
the sporting program of this years
fnir and those who attend must wait
until October II and II for further
racing competition. when seven ma
tionaiiy Known auto speed kings will
be seen.
StccElcchasc Daily.
or interest to all is the announce
mcnt that there will he steepic-
nnases on each days racing program.
This. event always creates the great
est interest.
James l.. Ross. Of Lexington. will
bc racing secretary again this wear.
returning to a position which he I'LL
announce judges and starters within
very short time.
The racing committee yesterday
y,,9'tcd to leave in the hands OF Mi
nhraNes the selection of III" trophy
which will be awarded in addition 10
the purses. Tho Fair Association IL
ucirayinE the cost Of the truphv bu,
us selection is accorded Mr.. Thraveg
bN reason Of his generosity with the
purses. This trophy must he won
20 INTO the perpetual possession of
any on" racing stable.
Secretary Saunders announced YES
SSerdny that so far the Boards Of
allotted from $3.50 to S300 to their
county agents for use in starini,
each county's exhibit at the coming
exposition. "s
ina,s IN their stock entered for prizes.
W.. women. young and old. arr.
nu"HinS with anticipation OF awards
10 d" won in the poultry line. or i'm
INC hclu OF cooking and preserving
Everywhere throughout the state
plans are being made TO ret mn "a
f.lchihond between October and IL
Tor visit to the big fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
Ho"s;cwcrm Cues to Annarolix.

orders were received yesterday by
i.!cutcnant- Commander H. uoorc-
wcri. navy recruiting officer station
Ell here. 10 report 20 Annapolis. whrrn
ne VIII he an instructor i'll thS Emitted
states NIN2! Academy He Will he
Su'''cH"d ny commander |. &. John
son. now In charge OF the destrnvnr
TwiHSs on the Pacific Coast orders
from secretary Daniels directs Com
mandcr Johnson 10 take charge or
ihr richmond station on Scptem-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
south Side Citizcns 60 Airr1

~ IT, i-cdbettcr, secretary Of tho
.2u' SIDE Citizens Association,
when constitutes all the civic bodies
on TAG South side. has called Il meet
inS OF me executive committee Of tho
south SIDE Citizens Association for
tomorrow night a; 5 o'clock i'm lust-
ingS Conrt. Fart II. All members are
urged TO be present, as details of
me recent conference with Mayor
NmSile and his advisory board rcla-
i've 10 smooth paving Hull street
Will be completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
DlLlWTN MAN SHOT
Hnrker Was EScortinE SIstcr-Iu-I.aw
oi Pcndlcton Ia Church When
l'trcL On by the LATTER.

Raymond Barker, aged -. OF Dill
"yh' va, was shot by Wyatt Pcnd!r-
ton at Dillwyn Sunday night as he
was csccr;ing Pcn,llcton's sistcr-in-
.aw 70 church services, according TO
me story Barker told the Richmond
police yesterday.
i'arker was rushed TO Memorial
hospital: wher" he is being treated
tor buckShot wounds in the right
nhnd. thigh and stomach His con-
dithon Is regarded as serious.
The shooting caused Il sensation in
pilIwyn. Barker said that he was
SH"t without provocation, according
to police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
Ellis mud woolfolh succeed Prince.

FtNiN q. I.IIls and NIGn WOnlfolk.
OF Eichm"nd. have been appointed,
WIN equal rank to succeed W. T..
Ii'hc', SupcrNl:or of High Schools.
Wh" recently resigned 10 accept a
20" ion IN Richmond College Harris
TART superintendent OF i'nllic In
'ru'' ION, announced yesterday
Guy e. Turunrr has hccu ,rnnintcd
Htht" Director Of Physical Training,
- new position created at the last
session u! the Legislatures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
SMITH TAKES OATH
tulncpcr Man liz Sworn In nx Sue
ressor to Rev. j. Sidney Peters
Prohibit Ion Com M {,isinncr

IINfry y. SMITH. The new State Pro-
hioit!on Commissioner, who succeeds
KEY. J. Sidney Peters, yesterday aft
tInoon appeared before Judge -. c.
richardson. in lIustingS Court. and
qualified to administer the affairs OF
;hc oiiicc by taking the required
oaiN. lie also fled the necessary
bond OF $4,000 required OF the com.
missioner for the faithful perform
anc" of his duties. The new Prohibi-
ZION Commissioner, was cong ra tulate ed
by Judge Richardson and other Of
hcers OF the court at the close Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
Moro >pcrdrr> Are I.Inru

Hp'cucrs are paving ions Of
money IN Justice Crutchlicld's court,
Stpu hriuE thc total OF the fines Nom
M pa $50 ON charges OF spcciin.s:
J, II. Gilbert Easij Johnson. i II
Loaf "r!sht aud 9. T.. iiageinan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Receip;s FOR August collected hv the
nGpn;y ti'v Treasurer on the South side
Pcrdr" explained that the sna lies, re-
CC!pts N the wear are thoS. for August
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Wilhcl :nina Schmidt has purchased from
w. Armistcad GIN for $4,000 the prouert,
al 1889 West Grac. Street. fronting OF
Grace twcntv.thrce feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

br Lon &. Broughton. OF Knoxville
Tenn. who is expected - arrive in Rich ,
ni"nd today as the guest ar Grove Ave-
nue. BAPTIST church. will preach at The
church noNt sunday, morning ana nignt.
Tonight At S:i5 o'clock lie Will civ. "A
Bible reading at the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Members OF Monument Methods, sun
HinIE school Viii hold a picnic "a; I'orrs;
nm Park Thursday afternoon. Private
cars Will i"av" Alien Avenue and Main
Street at 2:39 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

;, tn" board OF managers OF tn" Baptist
Home IOr Aged Women viii hold itS re-
gu!ur weekly meeting this morning ut
lc:3U O'Clock in the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Raymond and Jack willard. sons Of
John T. willard; sergeant OF iiu.ting5
momd after Il twp Wonths' visit TO Their
grandmother ia M"Gfilcuburg County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

l.. u. SNdnor. chairman OF the cxccu.
,iyc commiiie" OF the Trade EStcmsion
bureau 81 the Chamber Of Commerce. VII,
preside at meeting OF the cuninitt. :.
TINS afternoon at IL o'cioclt ~ IN" West
lnorr,aud tluE. when tn" Years work will
b" zone 0ye., preparatory 10 submitting
"A 'cpurt 10 tho entire membership,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Edward Scnv. president or tho country
GUNS organization. VIII hv iusst-r -! Crr'-
monies u an alI,lav basket p!rnic to Lc
Held at IoScuh i!rvan Park today, watch
more thnn $50 members o. tn. Bnvs' and
Girls Clubs NJ li"nrICo County are cN-
iC Ctcl 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Sa lor s r.. SSr ,h g2m
Grace twen,v.;hrce feet,
nsSn,y. SI,y Tre1sar%E o. he souiS siiGGSS
r%rGue SxaiSii-S%" mat he Smallest SS "q rS
CENTS in the wear are those FOR August
c5 S%t va: flea BY cra & rg4 n gs'e ~
Both concerns operate meat uacislng
aA Me ganooi Of MG %o}g Msahodls' sun
I'm PARK ThursIsy afternoon. " friva;S
cars will i"ave Ai!cn Avenue and Main
Street at 2:ao o'clock.
Tenn mr Nm wSn & nrSgsn'cn. OF knafyiie
o"d ,@dsy nS Enes @ ar rov IN h N%n
nue. Earitst church. will preach a, Tho
Tonight al S:ia @cioeE oh he viii hp' r!vss "!
Bible reading at the church.
,l RAYMOND ara Jncl; Willard. sons, Of,
ETaHdmo;hcr in MetE|isnburs You COUNT i% '"S''
= II sy1nor. chairman of the cxccu.
i ,,,,s Comm!i,e. Of thu Trade Extension
This aftcrnoon at - o'ciocr ~ The West
b" zone ove., preparatory to submitting
'epor, to tho entire membership.
,,Rober, Franklin Kurpcr. Of col Nor,n
Eirh'h Stree; Richmond. has been trans
V dr to t IN" u F'Isin,nE mn a. Msw
!ng to, y notice received yesterday rom
Z. {. Krakow. commander. OF the rnit.n
States Navy
Motion riciurcs VIII b. shown tonight
~ o'clock In Fcnhrnoii Fairgrounds an
der the auspices OF the Community Rccre-
alton Association. Fair weather Is uroin,scn
Tor ton!shi: aiihoush during tho last three
Wneks rain ms prevented the shows
Edward Irby. ,oi. ,hs Sixth Comnaav. Vir.
roccived Nv Adiu;ant- General 10 Lam"
James $. tahil Here aftc+ Would he "a q
MAS made.
Edward seny president or ,ho country
monies. NJ an nl-d basket p!rnc to 10
held al losenh Hrvan Park today Watch
more thnn l60 members OF IN. Bows and
nt ctcd 10 attend.
LGcr,as Lodge " rerfcc,lon. No. 6.
Scottish Kite sMasons ohinin"d an order
Court In vacation, .au;hGriziug The iois,
70 issue bonds to the extent az 100 Ono
In, money raised hy the sale of '',n honds
by the lodge III Richmond.
j, "; and J. G, Johnson. whose farm IL
located on the WILLIAMSBURG: Road have
advised the Richmond Chamber OF Com
ncrcc that they hav" recently added a
registered aberdeen Angus tn their nero
w j.. Kirby OF the Chambers ApricuI-
States Department; 81 Agriculture rci .
t!Nratc Of merit for the .IohnSuns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Robert Franklin Elipp"r. or col Nor,n
tirhth street, HiChmond, has been trans
isrr"d from tho receiving ship n; New
York To IN" l. =. = PENNSYLVANIA. accord
ing to n notice received yesterday IRON,
{: {. Krakow. commander. OF the un;;en
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

The RESIGNATION of Flrst.IJor,.pnr,
Edward lrhy. %; ,h' sixth Conpaav. Viz
s,nia National Guard. 20 Blackstone. was
received Nv Ndiutaut General 10 La u"
Ii:crn ScsierdnnN,, ;Annoupcemcn that Dr.
first lieutenant In tn, dental corua also
MAS made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

Motion pictures VIII be- shown tonight
~ o'clock In Frnhrnok Fairgrounds nm
der I'll. auspices OF The Community Rccrs-
alton Association. Fair w-a thcr Is urom,scn
for tonight although during the last three
weeks rain has prevented the shows
scheduled At this park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

I.ilcrtas Lodge NJ rerfcc,lnn. M =
Scottish Rite ..Masons, Obtained An order
Court In vacation. au;h0riziug The iois.
t. 1" issue bonds To tho extent ~ 500. 600.
IN" money raised lis the sale OF tho bonds
VIII bH used To inprpv" real cstat, ownSd
hS the lodge III RchmoLI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

j " and !. G Johnson. whose farm Is
located on the williamsburg. Road, have
advised the Richmond Chumbcr OF Com
imSrce that they have recently. added a
registered aberdeen Angus to ihrir hero
w. l.. Kirby OF the Chambers Aericui-
,nral liurcau will amply for unitru
S,nlrs department. or Agriculture Ger
;!;iratc Of merit for the Johnsons
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-25

ffNne 800 Leopard street NNHrH ! fr
~ t appointment cornltaf.on and
.rnminaf frey
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
"ERSTWAilE SUSAN"

Of all the fine characterization which marks Constance Binney's screen creation of Barnabetta, the for lcrn little heroine of "E~stwhile Sue- an," perhaps the two highest points are reached when she depicts the girl on the occa sions of her first kiss and her first laugh. Here are the two rar- est and ost-to-be-treasured moments in the life of any girl budding into the flower of maturity, and Miss Binney fairly carries the spectator away by the finesse and reality of these mo- ments in "Erstwhile Susan" her first picture as a motion picture star, and which will come next Thursday to the Lyric.
 The preciousness of these two e~ont. was emDhasized. in the case of Barnabetta, since she had lost her mother at birth and the drudgery i'm posed on her by a stern father and tw" loufiNh brothers left neither time nor inclination for laughing or kissing.
 When her father married again, he chose Juliet Miller-erstwhil Susan because she seemed properly meek "~7 h~1 ti5v HftIo fortune. hut J,,- lie surprised -h~m all She becpme "AT"lrt0 "A I-'iet~oSs of the house and 'u~n06 tho old order topsy-turvy. Most important of all, however, WAS the change she effected in Barnabet. ta's life. It was the stepmother who gave Barnabetta the first kiss she ever received; it was the stepmother, too. who taught Barnabetta how to laugh
 Constance Binney brings to the screen not only rare beauty, wistful ness, wholesomeness and a high de. gree of artistry and talent, but what is of far greater value-every charm that has made the American girl preemi- nant throughout the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
;Otl.cr Mems Ehoce' Starts 9 Great Wee F Or Eagle, Central

Edgar Lewis newest picture, Other Mems Shoes,' is the feature attraction at the Eagle theatre today. This Pathe feature presents Craufurd Kent. the popular leading man, in the dual role Of twin brothers. One is preach CT, sensitive and meek. The other is 2 wanderer, vigorous. lion-hearf ed and just Circumstances force the strong brother to wear the shoes of the weak one. and things begin to happen in ear nest in the community when their minister suddenly develops two-fisted propensities that work miracles.
 Andrew Soutar, novelist and war correspondent wrote the story which Mr. Lewis has directed with all the power that made his "The Barrier" i" "The Great Divide" "The Sign invisi- ble" and many others. such popular successes. "Other Mems Shoes" is en- ter tainment with a potent thought in 1t and makes a strong apneal to the svm- pathies. The romance in the story is particularly beautiful in theme. The cast in support of Craufurd Kent in cludes Irene Boyle. Jean Armour, liar old Forshay. John P. Wade and Bobby Connolly.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
Screaming Comedy
 Coming to Lyric

Romance was never a particularly easy thing 10 coordinate II is invari- ably developing unexpected twists and like the Irishman's flea. when You put your finger n it-it isn't there
 Love is a thOrny path with patches of real sunshine and velvet green sward along the route. This is what you got from the new Paramount Mack Sennett comedy, When Love is Blind" which comes to the Lyric theatre today. IL is a scream from reel to leel-a comedy that makes you hold your sides till the smashing eli max There is a CroQuet game that Deggars description.
 Ben Turpin who may be all right though he looks crooked is one of :he chief conspirators With him is Charles Lynn. And for beauty and cleVerness witness: Marvel Req Phyllis Haver, Marie Prevost--and there are others. The team-Turpin and Lynn-arc rivals in love of Marie, the fair They have more troubles than could be imagined in a weeks thinking
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
"THE RIDER OF THE LAW"

All womankind merited respect and ,~o.oot;on s~o,,, Ii-, R---,~tO, 0S +''- Tovo- ~nr,~ ~e-r q~ ho toO'- PoreNn |" t~oo cl, o~ore c-i~l oF tLo 1"rco h"'' 'r to his ~r-r hor,o when sho wac or rreeeed hv Soutar. king of evil in th" hOrle~ town.
 The trouble thnt R0ennn caused I'r'' was not costly ad4usted "nd Tor 9 tirnO it seemed that his rcnutntior as a- officer oF the ra0oe~s was blac'rorN1
 That is the theme, in brief. of "Tho Rider Of the Law" the Universal photcdrama which comes to the Cen tral theatre Wednesday and Thurs day and at the Eagle Friday with liar rv Morev Tn the starring role.
 The western star Is supported hy such favor,tes as Gloria Hope. Claire Anderson. Duke R. Lee Veste~ Pogg Joe Harris, Ted Brooks. and Jennie Lee.
 "The Rider of the Law" was writ ten bv G. B Lancaster, the noted English author whose tales of the Australian plains parallel the west. ern stories of Americas own Bret Harte. s 4. EIIn,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
"Ti1E FLAMING CIuEv

Perhaps one of the most beneficial discoveries in recent years was false skin. It closely resembles the flesh and enables physicians to conceal re- pulsive and ugly scars. It is used ex- tensiyely in the cases of severe burns on the face or arms and hides the blemish that would otherwise be un. slightly.
 False skin is also used by detectives to cover means Of identification that might give them away to criminals. 1t is tough flesa colored filmy sub- stance that adheres to the skin and can be smoothed out in such a manner as to defy detection.
 As soon as the discovery came into general use it was found that by it's use artificial finger prints could be made. This impeded justice to some extent and in a few cases shattered the faith placed in fingerprinc identi- fication.
 False skin plays an important part in "The Flaming Clue" which will be shown at the Central theatre Monday and at tte Eagle Tuesday. Harry T. Mercy is seen as a secret service man engaged in tracking down band Of counterfeiters. On one occasion the loader bites Morey's hand for the Dur- pose of identification. Later hhe spreads finger print liquid on letters in the belief that Mercy, as the detec- tive. will pick them up and thereby establish identification. Apparently Morey walks into the trap, but, thanks to false skin, he is not caught.
 and a half years old, and Theo-Alice Carpenter, two and a half years old lend an appeal to the picture. Other wise the cast is remarkably strong also, for it includes: Dorcas Mat thews. William Mong, Boyd Irwin, Ro- setta Marstini, and Niles Welch, who is leading man.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
"ALl NIGHT"

Ca-moI Myers. who is starrinp in "All Nioht" her newest Bluebird Nhotorlav. which will he shown at tho Lyric theatre next Tuesday. is one of tho ha~dest little wal workers on the R'nabi'd lot.
 She h?s been made god-mother to two outfits Of Our militarv forces: she has under her supervision the collec- tion Of tinfoil at the studio, and has r~'@o' N~r os;ts
 p''+ T~--'',~l-~ hnet --O-l- ruoe ocror,- ~1i~'~1 nE'~,' h~r -ot,7-.r, +o C~1i<o-nio from he~ reoert eactn~n t~ir 7-ho-o ~''o '>r"1~ "~-n~ -~~ moe ~+ civ of thn '~--~-o o~~+~--, oo-,AO-,--~,4s A " .- ~ ~~'''~-- r---- ---:4L .b--, ~'~I +, +~,-~ boob A., f,~'.f ~-,;~ W. --,o-~"~- F-or,, A,,o howe u,l,o ro1
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 "T~rO'' ~=-- cold o1v-oo+ O7d hocr- r,or, Ca-7,r, Trrto1 ~1,i cow '-orr con IoCl rTo '--' -,,- n tolI -~r tlnt hoe ----77 ..-r.s -f.. t-.- ,.~~l-. vo'' r,o1~ r~- hi-,7 ~-a -'~- ~,,r --.---, --o. t-s- s---.4 r--- ----.--I l..,>, '~~4 C~4-, .7-. O-, r,--- ., .1-s-,-~ r:,o 0~--'- ---~,,.'. ?, -+ -t ~''" A-,., ,,r,- ,,-a, ~---,~ ~, l,-- Vt --+-.t
 M~rv bo~-+~ ro--o b-~7 1'~1,4o--o ~ n~onnd T'0s AnooI~e y-a-- hv Ca,,nol'e messages of cheer fo~ to those who wear ser''ice nirs the noXt best thing to having the dea~ ono back is to sneak 10 somebody who 2ctuallv saw him thousands of miles away from his home
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
NAIL DEMAND CROWS

PITTSBURGH Aoril 1O-By in c"easing tho production of nails 15 nercent, steel mills in tho Pittsburgh district have eliminated fear of 9 Shortaoe.
 Building bocms in New York. Chi cago. Detroit and a number of other cities have drawn heavily upon the supply of nails on hand, and builders had begun to fear fer the immediate future of their work. Pittsburgh con tractors took up tfe question with the mills, and full speed ahead was order cd, with the result that production soon overlook consumption, and au- thorities now say there is enough nails for all building projects in sight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11

CT. Comes time when he strikes it rich and with his riches his dream comes true His ideal of feminine per lection is held up at Cow Hollow by railroad trouble and PhiIeas rescues her from a group of bad men. She is a Balkan princess and because of his bravery she begs him to follow her to San Francisco to rescue her from fur ther impending trouble. And the ranchman gladly accepts the opportun- ity not only for the love he bears the girl but for the danger attached.
 In fact he just lives on thrilling stunts. And so he goes to Frisco and rescues the princess and her father, the king. Both are held for ransom. But Phineas rides his marvelously trained horse up and down the palace stairs and disperses then conspirators. And does his hazardous feats so quickly that the vicious group have no time to collect their wits. With his rescue work completed, Phineas re- t. ms to Cow Hollow and to bring the story to romantic fulfillment, the princess follows her daring knight.
 It is a picture replete with the most daring thrills-all of which are accom- panied with remarkable ease by this daredevil of the screen. Rough Rid ing Romance" makes screen history. It is clean, romantic and exciting III wholesome and humorous way. An ex- cellCnt company supports the Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11

Billy Auger, a liehtweiaht from Safford Ariz.. has arrived in the citN accompanied by his mHnager, Fred Moore. He is the pride of all the Saf ford fans as he has never lost 2 fight. He interview O. S. French manager of the Bisbee Athletic club yesterday with regard to bout. He is seeking a fight with Johnny Hughes. local boy, for the semi-final to the Happy Woods Russell Cham bers go. He is 19 years of age and weighs 137 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11
Bessie Barriscale
 At the Eagle Friday

"The Luck Of Geraldine Laird" in which Bessie Bariscale plays Thurs day at the Eagle and Friday at the Central. is one of the most intimate studies recently made on the screen of the relations of q woman's domestic obligations to her right to make her own way in the world.
 Miss Barriscale, in this picture, which is based on story by Kathleen Norris, that appeared under the same name has the part of q wife who de-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-11

to her babies, and as result is desert cd by her husband.
 Shall she sit and wait until he chooses to come back to her, or shall she assert herself, and make her own way. Miss Barriscale makes the au thor's answer to this question a telling one indeed. She shows how every woman in a similar situation can sum mon the talent which has been given her, and aided by this, and a great de termination to make her own way, go ut and show the world"
 Riddles in Cast
 "The Luck of Geraldine Laird opens in a small town in New York State, where Geraldine Laird, the lead ing character in the picture, is living Icontentedly in the home of her mother. Here a delightful small town atmos- phere is put into the picture by Ed ward Sloman, the director. Later the background is New York. where the wife goes, after she is deserted by her husband. One of the big scenes shows the interior of a revue theatre, on the opening night when Geraldine Laird Con the bill under the name of Mary OBrien) becomes the hit of the show.
 Two kiddies, Mary Jane Irving, four