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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-06-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hill of KennewicI
were Hover and Finley visitors Mon.
day.
Mrs. Holbrook is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. E. l.. Wal.
dron.
Mr.. Egelhof who has been on the
sick list for the past week is much i'm.
proved,
Jack Burris has been seriously i'll
during the past week, but is much i'm.
proved at present.
All those who attended the Grange
Woodman dance in the hall last Fri
day night report a fine time.
Mrs. Tewalt who has been visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack
Day of Cashmere, returned home
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. M. N. Jones and
daughter were Finley visitors Sunday
DR.. Jones filled the pulpit instead OF
Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thompson OF
Kennewick were dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Thompson's parents at
Reils Sunday.
One hundred and twelve members
were at Sunday school Sunday ito
greet Supt. Waldron who has been
out on account of illness.
Mr.. Hall has again started his or
chestra, practice started Wednesday
evening with about eight instruments.
so we again have some good music IN
the community.
The "See" social which was to be
held Friday night has been postponed
on account of the Chautauqua in Ken
newick. 1t will be held Friday even
ing, July 8.
Elmer Kerns, Erwin Fairchilds.
Ralph Parkinson and Lloyd Waldorf
left Monday forenoon for the Blue
mountains, where they will spend a
week enjoying the mountain air and
scenery. :. -.....
The local base ball team will play
the Richland nine at Richland, July
4th, let's all take our lunches and go
to Richland park for the Fourth and
help our team. To the winner goes go
per cent of the gate receipts. If the
bows win it will be Richards first de-
feat of the year. -. ~
Mr.. Whaley and daughter, Grace,
have been spending the past week Wis
iting old friends in this community.
Mr.. Whaley will be remembered by
many as an old resident, having for
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j. S. Kennett and Warren were in
Hover, Tuesday.
]. s. Kennett burned the cheat on
the Lacy quarter, Monday.
Floyd, Hutchinson is proving up on
his homestead today, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Cochran and
children were calling on j. S. Ken
nett's, Monday. 49,.
j. s. Kenneth and family called at
r. Sheets and r. L. Cochran's. Sum
day afternoon.
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Mr.. Rivers was in town Monday.
f.. K. Henry was in kennewlck, Sat
urday transacting business.
Mrs. Clendenning was on the SICK
list the first of the week.
Several from here have been at the
chautauqua during the week.
Mrs. James Doyle is shipping hef
harvest pears this week.
Wade Thomas was in town Wednes-
day gathering up harvest hands.
The rabbits are doing considerable
damage to the cantaloupes this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Thomas and
family were in town Tuesday on busl-
ness.
T. J. Mckinney was Pasco visitor
at the home of Chas. Mills, Tuesday
evening.
The Epworth League will not hold
any business meeting during the month
of July.
Principal Clendenning and family
were Kennewick visitors on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills and
son were visitors at Pasco with his
brother.
Don't forget the prayer meeting ev-
cry Wednesday evening in the M. T..
church.
Joe Kenneth and son were in from
Horse Heaven transacting business,
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Applebee of Spokane, is
visiting with her cousins, the Frank
lin children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills were
transacting business in Kennewick the
first of the week. ..
Mrs. William Henry returned Tues
day after spending some time visiting
her parents at Sprague.
Sunday night Rev. Burris preached
a powerful sermon on Gideon's Band,
which was much appreciated by all.
Mrs. Hampton, A. Hampton's aged
mother is visiting in his home. Her
many friends are glad to see her back.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Williams formerly of this place are
sorry to learn of her illness. Hope she
can soon leave the hospital for home.
James Mckenzie, section foreman,
left Saturday evening for Portland to
attend a business session in the inter-
est of railroad men. He returned on
Sunday. ID
Saturday last Mrs. H. C. Graft en-
tertained few little girls in honor OF
her little niece, Miss Eva Pettett, who
is visiting in her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards, old
pioneers of Horse Heaven, now living
retired in Seattle called at the home
of John Mills on Tuesday renewing
old acquaintances. ..... . -....
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merly lived on the E. L. Waldron
place. They leave the latter part of
the week for points in California.
The ink is still with the local base
hall team as they went down to de-
feat at the hands of Alfalfa last Sun
day by a score of to 5. A return
game will be played In Hover Thurs
dav at $3.50 D. m. The team is prac-
ticing hard this week and under the
management of George Finley they
expect to win the rest of their games.
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Walter Rand is having his combine
repaired preparatory to harvesting
his wheat. w. o. Meals will also COM
bine his wheat. 1t is reported John
Howard will head and Wade Thomas
will thresh for him. Joe Kennett will
head his wheat as will r. L. Cochran.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11
WOMEN RETURN FROM
MISSION CONFERENCES

Mrs. J. G.. Moore returned on Fri
day evening from attending the group
conferences Of the northern and
southern groups of the Methodist
Women's Home Mission society in
North Dakota. The meetings were
held at Lisbon, N. D. and LAngdon.
As president Of the state, society, Mrs.
Moore presided yer the two meet
ings and was again elected to head
the organization for the coming year.
Mrs. 8. Paige johnson attended the
LAngdon meeting as a delegate from
the Grand Forks society. She also re-
turned last evening.
reported to have been vastly interest
ing and in each city the visiting dele
gates were very cordially received.
Mrs. Anna L. Bowers of Delaware,
Ohio, field secretary for the Wom-
EMS Home Mission society. gave an
address Of interest At both confer
nences.
with Mrs. 0oore. these women were
re:elected to ONCE: L s
Vice Prestaent-Mrs. II, a.. cAMsi.
man. Fargo.
Corresponding Secretary - Mr1 F.
w. Heidel. Valley City.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. F. Hills, Bath
gate.
Recording secretary-Mrs. F. ober,
TAnDdo EaHL TWP
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':sWhoScomsat there NJ. King
ass II fAlksd With the fr3sndS ofERed
Fox outside lhs. RaiacASd0ofa III SAw
the bushes moSe;;%4sZgTtNker Bob was
the most WatchfufS Kim ssinx Ill sstke
world HE could StSlf instxiatlysif there
was ~aSersature about. forsthAt vs. Ms
And t,ep that wonderful Greaturs
OF His Desire was suchssA help 81 him.
az there@was Anything sinA ths fefs1t
that thes9ssKinE could hot~underst&ald
this Weudefful Creature always ess
planned IfSSthere Waa place SK3a4
ikingasN1nfAd to 90. thlaS CfeAturesAl s
ways took him. But TtnkersBobsneVef
called on the creature ,sof Hin pe14rv
unless 1t was necessary. tsSHs
Who coli1esathere ?'FNhe repeated.
looking toward the moving buahess
Then coming forth from the bushes,
silky the Monkey A1swered..sasIt u 4,
q King. I've looked xN over the
can't BE- found anywhere. just give
Il up..gO King . .@~
aid Dr.. Coon st an not lost. I've
been here for long time ana taken.
tcare.sofa Red%Fox whose nose was ftllIy
OF sbHefssIam right here M.
MofkeSS. .1mssfight here" I& sSsssS
@GSt ollsT OIs! the sSuCpF10e0&cFe3tuFOO
you ever saw Silky was the sreatest:.
the forest and down by the river then;
to find him at the Kings palace!
Well OF all things" he said with q
grin on his face that spread from ear
to ear, II thought you had left the
forest. And you say you have fixed
Red Fox. I'm so sorry about that for
I wanted to see him at work" Silky
told the truth. He didn't want to
alton performed on Red Fox's nose by
DIR. Coon.
II have something else to say to
you, O King While I val down TO
the river saw MI. Long Neck, the
Turtle. and he said that the Ferry
company war having some trouble.
Billy Mink was going to strike for
more wages, and he didn't know
n|an-E. NEE4#Lr =..tL -LtEEH+NG EElr-tIHE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11
BREAKFAST
IN SENIORS HONOR

\ The resident alumnae of Alpha Phi
sorority gave an attractively appoint
ed breakfast party this morning In
the home Of Mrs. A.Abrahaneon ana
her daughter, Mira. O. H. Bridston,
Ill Reeves avenue. for the seniors
Of Pi chapter. Breakfast was served
at $3.50 O'Clock.
snowballs and Spires were effec-
lively used on, the spacious porch, ana
dining room, where the tables were
set and corsage bouquets marked the
places OF. the honor gueats. Guests;
with the seniors and the alumnae, in-
cluded these young women Of the
sorority: Misses Geraldine, McNicol,
Louise Bennett, Esther Flynn, Flor
.ence Mcintosh. Winnie Gjere, and the
Mesdames A. p. Clifford. z. ]. Ian
der, Paul Jones Davis and Hugh 2,
Willis.
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what, 10 me nrst thing he did
Wsaassssfte1 satA \ 100 4 the Il middle !asNlI
ssndsthror hin, sogsrS gsss
threatened I krab Three Legs byss the
tliroatSwhen ne GOT 70 shore and sure
enough he could s1im faster than
Long Neck. and when he got o the
shore there was; q race that was worth
seeing. Three Legs did ON tall
running. His home was too far away
he did not try to get there and
when he saw me he just raj for his
life right towards me, and he got
there just In time and when the Mink
came up l picked him right by the
tail and gave him a free ride out into
the middle Of the river again and by
the time he came back Long Neck had
arrived. He wantsyopssto CALI on Billy
Mink as soonssasSsysOJsc cam q Kinss'' 4
Tinker Bob started awtySHtSE onet
to see Billy. 5stx Sal. ].
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

Miss Mabel Thompson Of Town
er, N. D., is spending = few dayssin
the city az the guest of her sister;
Mrs Paul Goodman. Vermont apart
the Alpha Phis reunion.
Miss Elsie Brown. South Fifth
street, Is entertaining rs her house
guest during the Alpha Phi reunion
Miss Marguerite Moe Of Churchs
Ferry. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

The marriage Of Roland A.. King Of
Pembina, formerly Of Grand Forks,
and Miss Annice stookey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William stookey Of
Livingston. Idaho, will be- solemnixed
at T. O'clock on Sunday. afternoon in
the home Of Mr.. Kings brother In
Law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Minor
mont avenue South, Minneapolis, ac-
cording to an announcement made
today.
MI. King 10 well known in Grand
Forks. having formerly attended the
university here. He Is a member OF
Alpha Kappa Zeta fraternity. After
the honeymoon Mr.. King will take his,
bride to PembinA, where they Will
make their home. Miss Stookey has
been teaching in the Penobina public
schools
The Luther league OF the FIRST
Lutheran church will hold an Ice
cream social on Wednesday evening
on the church lawn, to which the So
cetyt has invited the public. The
hours are to be from 1880 ITO 10
O'clock. Ice cream. cake and coffee
will be served and these members Of
the society are. In charge OF the at
fair: Misses Clara Lee, Marion Tay-
Tor and c. w. Nelson.
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DR.. and Mrs. H. E. French, Hamlins
avenue, will have as their guests at
supper on Sunday night the senior
medic students of the state university.
Supper viii be served on4the lawn, and
covers WILDE laid for twenty guests.
DR.. and Mrs. w. W. Scott OF Winni-
peg will be out of town guests.
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DR.. and Mrs. VIC. Bek, 4oz Ham
line avenue, have invited the seniors
of Alpha lambda Rho fraternity 20
be their supper guests on Sunday eve-
ming. $50.
Misses Agnes Burset and W1lhel-
nina Scott and Thomas Buxton and
Otis Smenstad motored to Maple
Lake this morning to spend the day.
They will return tonight.
Miss Wilhelmina Scott, senior ~
the state university, has her parents
DR.. and ArA. W. w. Hcott Of Wfnmjpee
as her quests for commencement
week.
NJ. and Mrs. william Banding oi
Harvey. y. D., are guests at the Delts
zeta house this week. They have
come down 70 visit their 4puA. Artnu,
and William. students at the suntvSr:
~ @
on sunday. noon MIss Edith whit.
MAns Will leave, for Erie, Il. D.. whort
she. Will be the guest Of Inland Mrs.
Henry Hili} o that city for shos'
lsil1s .ISI Mtss Whttn1anssNK III aceompel41
10 Weyburn, sask., md other wessef1
Ipotnte- q I'm route she will visit witt
jfr4e5Ida$ IT Kinot viii 1ater,5 enstl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11
IDe!!leeates Return
From State Meet

Mallory returned on
sFradays evening from Valley City.
swhsrss she attended the North Dakota
convention 81 the Wornen's Relief
Corps % i delegate from the local
anxiitary. Mrs a. swiggun. presi-
dent 81 the Grand Forks society. and
tho other Grand Forke delegates re-
turned today:
The valley City convention a a
splendid one It = reported, and near
II. 200 w r. G.. members from over
the state were in attendance ut the
sessions on Wednesday and Thurs
day. The convention next year will
be held IN Wahpeton, N. d., 1t was
announced.
Following are the officers elected
Sfor4the coming year: President, Hat
tie sBeal OF Valley City; senior vice.
Hattie Durfey; Junior vice, Mrs. Anna
Thonpson OF Devils Lake; treasurer.
Marie Spike Of Valley City. Delegates.
Alice Hall, Jamestown and Ella
Carlisle OF Fargo, and alternates,
Mayme Dennis OF Minot. Mrs. Clark
Of Devils Lake, and Viola Duell Of
Devils Lake.
Mrs. Elizabeth jackson. Mrs. e. r..
&Clausen and Mrs. r. C.. Turney, were
the other local representatives. Dur
ing their stay in Valley City, Mrs.
Mallory and Mrs. jackson were en-
tertained at the home of Miss Minnie
j. Nelson, state superintendent OF
public instruction.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

Mcthodigt Eplscopal.

The annual children's day service
will be held at 1890 o. M. Baptism
and first communion. will be- admin-
Eistered to class Of children and
young people..The rits OF baptism will
be administered to infants. There Is
no evening service. The congregation.
Ireates2t 5:15. 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

Germaine NIFTY, the sensational
Partisan musical comedy actress,
used to prove to her Partisan audi
nee that her costume could be hid
den in the palm Of her hand. She
removed it on the stage and showed
them how it was done. She will be
the principal attraction In the new
Ziegfeld Follies show and New York
ers are wondering II she is going to
show them, too.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

The Ladies Aid Of the Plymouth
Congregational church have an
nounced that an ice cream social will
be given next Saturday afternoon and
evening, June 10. on the church lawn.
Fresh strawberries and cake will also
be served The public has been ex-
tended a cordial invitation to the at
fair. Serving will begin at $3.50
o'clock and will continue until $3.50
p. m.
Mrs. Henry L. Glass is chairman
of the committee in charge, and she
Will be assisted by Mesdames r. r.
Jenkins, Will Torgerson, Andrew Bye;
w. b. DelAmeter and ]. r. Hardie.
Mrs. Hugh E. Willis Is in charge OF
music to be given during the evening.
and Mrs. Thomas Berge is head OF
the Nkitchen committee.
Nj. and Mrs. e. d. Lum, 122 Sew
ard avenue, accompanied by their
three children. Donald. Eldon and
Marion, left by motor this morning for
Detroit lake, where they have. taken
a cottage for the summer.
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ANNUAL MEMORIAL
SERVICE ON SUNDAY

The Odd Fellow and Rebekah
lodges will meet on Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock in the Odd Fellows
hall. to attend in a body the annual
Memorial services over the deceased
Of the lodges. Automobiles
will be at the hall at the appointed
hour ready to transport the memberD
to Memorial park cemetery.
1t was at first announced that the
trip would be made by street car
This was found to be impossible. how
ever, because of the work which is
cinity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

Sunday services for the First Pres
.byterian church June 10. 1921. sun.
day school convenes at 1900. Chill
dren's exercises at 1880. Eve
ming services in the University
Armory, DR.. Kane gives the bac-
c~alaureate sermon. Prayer service.
Wednesday night at 7:45. All. are
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

MT. dlu MIS-. FL. Weller. accom-
panied by their guest, Prof. E. Od1um.
Cochran motored to Winnipeg this
morning. where they will visit with
friends for a few days.
I
Misses Minnie and Betsey Knutson
left today for their home in Churchs
Ferry. Miss Minnie Knutson expects
to return to Grand Forks after
weeks visit al her home and Miss
Betsey Knutson will not return until
The LAdies.', Aid Of the First Luth-
ran church win hold a regular meet
ing on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock 1t the home Of Mr.. Inger
Ferestad, 600 Park avenue, East
Grand Forks. Mrs. Edward Suprenant
will be the assisting hostess. All
members and friends : invited,
Mrs. James Sullivan will be hos
tess to the Lady Elka next Tuesday
afternoon, June ~, At her farm
home. nearssEast Grand Forks. All
msinberstssofesth society are extended
q cordial Invitation to attend.
=
DR.. and Mrs. Il r.. Fisher of Thief
River Falls, accompanied by their two
little IONS. returnedstp their home on
Friday evening sitter spending eey-
eral days in the city at the homozof
Mrs. Fishers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
= 9. MALLORY. Euclid .yenuus.
MI. and Mrs. b. =. Cotton, With
their little son Billy. have returned
70 their home Hi Willmar. MINI, toll
lowing asfortnisht's visit III the home
l!ofs Mrs.a C1litoMs1 mother, Mrs. John
Carroll, sr..1Ios Universtty avenue.
Mr and Mrs: n. j. Moen of souris
u JD..ga4s spendtng q few days n TN
city. They arrived for the commence:
rnsnt exercises 81 TIE university hish
kechooi. Arthur Moen, their on. WI
amsmber ri the graduating ciaa.
M. and Irs.W. Medland j,
lMheAtland, n. d, are motoring toSfh1
city . j Sunday 10 witt friends on III
Iuniyersity caiHpMssd6rfnS commence,
iaents Weeks a
MMissass.RcsssRoossns.!hls I'm - q he,
gessnajs sthe Uaiysrsltys ofAorthspa,
IN nsa sta Seuss.ssss n
SatGfk ~ sb9Ys 1;;7s
8lNteM etG1ssKoDe3hae
1tsds skeenssa ~ Ds1t6 ~
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nethany LntheEan.

Zion Lutheran church. English
services Sunday morning At 10:45.
Morse services Sunday evening ct
Great White Hos" 1t thetyevepipe
services With Bert Lee ~ soloi1t.. Mid
week dev6uonal meeting Wednesday
evening. David stesve.s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

The Inthuanf Free Church.
(Cor. Cottonwood and Second Ave.)
Services Sunday forenoon at 1910
and evening At s o'clock: Services,
led by the deacons. No Sunday school.
on Sunday. Ingel Rowland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. F. &C. Weller. accom-
panied by their guest, Prof. E. Odlum.
of Vancouver, B. c., and Miss Mamie
Cochran motored to Winnipeg this
morning. where they will visit with
friends for a few days.
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scandinA.tan Bapfiet.

.E7e.4 08x10lG10VK6 H6Vf7DG
Corner Of Fourth ven and Wal
nut. Sunday school II noon. Evening
service It 7:46 o'clock. Rev. w. J..
llHofner will preach on "a Beautiful
Love Story From the Bible" Prayer
meeting on Thursday night 1t 8
O'Clock. ".
81. Marks Evangelical Lutheran.
Corner International avenue and
Fifth ct. Ernest O.. Armbruster, pas
tor. Bible school s:45 a. m. Morning
worshipa11 o'clock. sermon theme:
Seeking the Lost" Evening worship,
70 o'clock. Sermon theme: "The Wise
Fool"
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-11

Misses Minnie and Betsey Knutson
left today for their home in Churchs
Ferry. Miss Minnie Knutsoa expects
to return to Grand Forks after a
weeks visit at her home and Miss
Betsey Knutson will not return until
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. neCoIoihS O0e
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Neloman-Cleveland

Left - ELSE ADLER, the
attractive young widow hero
inc who really sings in "June
Love-" the Friml-Harbach-
Post musical comedy. A lit
tie of June, much love, not
enough of Johnny Dooley,
catchy music and a pretty
chorus go to make up a joy
Gus evening. White
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

AboUe - PAULA TEMPLE.
prima donna of "The Three
Musketeers," the musical cos
tune play opening the sup
Elementary season of light
opera for the summer at the
Manhattan. The New York
girl is the youngest prima
donna singing leading oper-
attic roles.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

ELEANOR PAINTER and WAL
TER WOOI.F, who came to the
Century Theater last Tuesday
night with the much heralded
Strauss operetta "The Last Waltz"
A large and notable cast brilliant
ly costumed and one of the biggest
choruses ever assembled for a
musical production were features
Of the evening. White
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

BeloaU - S H A K E
SPEARE'S HEROES,
AS PLAY ED B Y
AMERICAS LEA D.
IN G A c r o r S in
Memories" Hassard
Shorts magnificent pa
geant at the recent
Actors Equity Show
at the M Q tr o Ii
tan. From left to
right: Reginald Denny
as Oberon, John Cope
as King Lear, Tyrone
Power as Macbeth, Con-
way Tearle as Orlando,
Edmund Lowe as An
tonB Wilton Lackaye
as Henry VIII, George
Arlis as Shylock, Lio-
mel Atwill as Hamlet,
John Drew as Petra
chic, John Barrymore
as Romeo, Frank Bacon
as Prospero, Maclyn
Arbuckle as Falstaf,
Robert Warwick as
Othello, Norman Trevor
as Benedict, Arthur By
ron as Iachanso, Bruce
McRae as Leomtes and
Sam Hardy as Malvolio.
Apeda
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

IN EN- RIES," A
PAGEANT INSPIRED
BY SHAKESPEARE
and conceived and pro-
duced by Hassard Short
at the Actors Equity
Association Annual
Show at the Metropoli-
tan. The famous ac-
tre sses playing the
feminine roles in this
wondrous spectacle are
from ieis to right:
Madge Lessing as Rosa
lind, Alma Rubens as
Cordelia, Lillian AL
bertson as Beatrice,
Helen Ware as Lady
Macbeth. Marion Da-
vies as Mistress Page,
Norma Talmadge as
Mistress Ford, Doris
Keane as Portia, Elsie
Ferguson as Titania,
Lillian Russell as Queen
Catherine, Ethel Barry
more as Spirit of Equi-
ty, Margola Gilmore
as Juliet, Laurette Tay-
lor as Ophelia, Jane
Cowl as Katherine,
Florence Reed as Cleo
patra, Nance O'Neil as
Memory, c '1ryst t a |
Herne as Viola Martha
Hedman as Desdemona,
Elsie Mackaye as Her
mione and Genevieve
Tobin as Ariel. Apeda
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

JEANNE DANJOU, one of the prettiest faces
in the Winter Gardens chorus Jeanne could
not speak a word of English when she Joined
the Passing Show of 1921" but her beauty
came noby to the rescue and has been speaking
volumes for her ever since. Anedo
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

JOHN BARRYMORE, "the man who laughs in
Clair de Lune," a play written by Michael
Strange, John Barrymore's wife, after Victor
Hugos famous novel. Some of the sets are de-
vised by the versatile John, and Ethel, his tai.
ented sister, handles prominent role.
Rryo