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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
GERALDINE FARRAR HAS
INCOME OF MILLIONAIRE
Fascinating American Singer Will
BE Heard at City Audi
tOrium April %.

Geraldine Farrhr. tho fasci-a.fr--
American singer. who is making 4
concert tour this season unUc! ,.l
management OF g. A. Ellis. OF Bos-
ton. aHd VINO Will appear at the City
Auditorium here April 30. is ono of
those favored nortals whose yearly
income runs iu.o the tens OF thou
not yet 30 years old. she enjoys the
neon" OF millionaire, and IL Is
all earned by hard work. Her fees
TOT singing are very large and her
royalties from talking machines are
a'inos Is large as her income from
her singing.
DESPITE Tho criticism that is often
heard about the fees given 10 great
singers. II is a fact tint with those
VINO get th' largest sums for singing,
their rewards ar" based more closely
on business principles than the re-
w ',aI 81 atmost any persons en-
CarGso. Farrdr. Melha, TotrazziEi and
other great artists receive anywhere
from $500 TO S3.G00. 1t is because
they bring that 70" and still moro
into the box Office In other words
their draft" entities them TO guch
large sums. Miss Farrar takes a
very sensible view of.thc whole mat
There are persons" she once said.
who are much addicted TO IanlentinE
the necessity Of the ccmminglinS OF
ARK asu commerce. Jnlt is all vcry
we'll and good. but 1t seems 10 mo
that good singer can sing just "a
wolf for Il large check as for small
one. or for none ut ALL Have all the
nigh aspirations YOU want but In 50
doing remain human. Hold your head
up in tho clouds as much ~ you
please, but do try to keep your feet
on earth
From present indications the crowd
10 near her at the city Auditorium
viii be one of the largest OF the sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

sculptor. in London during the long
engagement -of the actress in that
city, vii! dccortc the lobby OF the
Playhouse. New York during Miss
kcanc's season there in Romance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
GREAT MUSICAL HIT
COMING TO STRAND
"Ruddigorc" to Play Here Three
Days, Beginning Thursday.
CarrN Own Orchestral

"Ruddigorc," New Yorks greatest
musical hit of tho past season, is
coming 10 the Strand Theater, Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee.
If you We're In New York last sea-
son, OF course YOU saw and heard
"RuddiGore.'' Everybody saw It.
everybody praised it. aud every
body appaiudcd It. II you were not
IN New York last season. you must
have heard OF this great comic opera
triumph, and want to see IT, In that
case. you Will DC delighted 10 know
that "Ruddigorc" Is on tour, and Is
coming to this city.
The same wonderful music, the
same sides splitting plot. the same
amusing characters. and the greatest
array of stars ever seen away from
broadway viii! make this production
Of ''Ruddigcrc" IL feature of the sea
son. Tho cast consists OK George
Bogucs. Bcrtram Goltra. Alice May
Cariey. Marlonne Godout. Joseph
Florian. Eva Ouintard and others.
NNItn a chorus that is unrivalied In
looks and singing ability. No money
has been spared III bringing together
this company.
Alexander Woolcott. of the New
York Times. said: "'Ruddigore' is the
best show l ever saw in my life"
PITTS sanborn. of the New York
and rui,nos,' The New York sun In
an editorial said: "'Ruddigore' l.. the
best entertainment New York has ever
seen
The company carries It's own or
chestra of selected musicians, as the
music of "Ruddigorc" can be played
satisfactorily only by company of
PLAYERS gathered especially for that
purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
OBRzEN MINISTRIES At STRAND THIS WEEK-GOOD BHLs
MANY KEITH NOVELTIES
COMING TO THE ACADEMY
ltita Gould, Society Primn Donna,
Is One of Most Beautiful Ar
lists on Vaudeville Stage,

Frothy FUN. gorscous!y staged
dancing acts and some new creations
from the Keith big time" make not
able the list of attractions Manager
KcN VIII offer amusement seekers at
j. +. Kcith's Academy Theatcr for
IN: week commencing with tho Mon
Jay matinee performances
hita Gould. variety prina donna.
one "i the most beautiful and accom-
stage VIII be a conspicuous figure on
the blll Tor the opening half OF the
week. Miss Gould is appearing this
season in handsomely staged aud
siicall| arranged singing and
comedy creation It Is the colabor-
atcd work pf Francis Nordstron and
George Gutnnn The variety prirna
Gonna has repertoire made up en-
tfciS or original numbers and uses
published vocal compositions only as
cncorcs.
Two quaint ana original blackfacc
comedy men are on the same bill.
"iS dancers and knockahout coined
.Hns The team VIII offer Il bolster
"nSiT funny grotcsque skit. The
comedy dancing of The pnir Is n note
worthy feature OF the act
Then there Is f'rosini. the Italian
musician who first gave the ac-
c"rdc"n dignity as a musical instru-
incmt IN America. FrosIni uses In his
equipped with attachments that en-
able him To produce musical effects
obtninhhlc from no other single in
strumcnt He IL the inventor Of
these additions TO the piano ac-
Cordeon
Comedy. songs and dances are com
binei In a ils; and funny farcicaI
slt!t In which Carter and Holden Will
be seen for the first time In the
southern country. They arc OH .av-
orltcs on the Pacific Coast. hut ncw
10 the East
Fanciful. whimsical Extravaganza
Il the Offering Of iIcnry .'astalano
and his troupe uf novelty artists.
Cntniano If ~ versatile entertainer.
and the material h" uses in his per
'"rmamc"s IS as r"frcshinely new as
n,S pWu manner of pGtt!ng IL over.
stellar Keith acts az" numerous on
The hi!l for TIA" Weekend Ashley
and the DDrncy Trio. In a tabloid
musical comedy. viii Contr!hut. a
real variety creation. The act IL
handsomely staged and notable for
tho wide range OF entertainment IL
affords.
France ANA Hume. vaude-artists
havc classy and smart comedy.
music and dancing sketch. They ar"
pretty and talented comedian and
All eccentric comedian.
one ~ the best attractions OF the
year - promised In tho Offering ~
Count Ferron" and Trlx Oliver They
az" exceptionally nnc vocahsts with
variegntcd repertoire OF voca!
rclyctious
Grca, Kara. widely known a tho
Juggling Comipuc," and his com
VII! wind w tn. bill.
Win each o; TIA" vaudeville shows
There will lc an attractive motion
picture Supplement-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Eddie Polo is working on one Of
the iaSt-movnG episodes The Seal
OF satan" his latest Universal Sc
rial! Magda Lane and Inez McDon-
nell are n'a?:"s tho principal rcmi-
nine roles In the stare support.
George stewart. Il brother of the
neant!ful Anita. is making a name
Tor himself as one of the screens
most promising Juveniles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Richmond's Theater Calendar This Week

STRAND-NciI O'Rricn's Min
strcis. Monday. Tuesday ana Wed
ncSday. and Wednesday matince;
Thoert and Sullivans "Ruddi-
gore. Thursday. Friday and Sat
urdaN. ana Saturday matinee.
ACADEMY - keith vaudeville
Thursday.
BIJot-Conway Tearle. i'm $50
ciety Snobs," Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday; Douglas Maci.rnn. in
Friday and Saturday.
Blu EBlRD-Wiiliam Farnum,
IN His Greatest Sacrifice" Mon
day Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. lIoot Gibson. i'm "Who
Was the Man." William Duncan
and Edith Johnson, In "Fighting
rate and ON win the Show" n
ana Saturday.
lSlS--Jcan Paige. in "Black
beauty all the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Lyric Douglas Fairbanks, in
TN. Nut" Monday. Tuesday and
wednesday,: Matt Moore and
Gladys Leslie. in straight Is the
Way" Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday.
ODEON--C. Il. dc Miles For
bidder Fruit" Monday aul Tues
day Norma Talmadge. in THE
Isle OF Conquest" Wednesday:
The Yelled Adventure" Thurs
day; Wallace Reid. n The Love
Special Friday and Saturday.
VICTOR Dorothy Gish. in al
"a Boys Last Rice Monday: Will
liam :. Hart. The cold Deck"
Tucsduy: Billie Rhodcs, I'm "No-
hody's Girl" Wednesday; Annette
kcllcrman. in What Women
Love-" Thursday: THE Laws Out
law" Friday and Saturday.
BROADWAY-Mar Clark
in Scrambled Wives" all the
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

singly i'm "CrowninG Torchy." latest
Of the comedies from the stories by
scwcll Ford, starring Johnny Hines.
These represent typcs" who visit a
dentistss office and n drug store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

"Douhling for Romeo" Is the title
selected by Goldwyn for Elmer T..
Ricc's original scenario. which is now
bcine filmed. with Will Rogers as
the Star. Rogers himself suggested
the name.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Doris May has appropriately
chosen tho month OF May for her
marriage to Wallace Macdonald, the
popular leading man. Miss May has
left the Thomas U. Ince fold and Is
to be starred In Il brace Of feature,
mixtures by another comnnnY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

A Rose Rolando, VINO has made q hit
SEtth her Samoan dance In "Thc Rose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
THE BLARNEY Stone"
WILL Be SEEN AGAIN
Irish opcrcttn, in Three Acts, to
Play at John Marshall High
school Wednesday,

Tho hiarncy stone 80 The little Irish
oner.tta, IN three acts. which met
with such success when presented
here several weeks ago. VIII be- re-
p"htcd at the John Marshall High
school auditorium Wednesday. April
90 ct $50 l. NJ
The cast il as follows: Misses Ann"
Brown. Florence Slaughter, Mary
BOW Ter. Elsie and Phyllis Ryan. Net
Ia Gates Elizabeth Ryan. Elsie Hud-
son. LOUIS" ltockecharlie, Davis and
ih"!nt Buchanan, Margaret hurley.
Ann and Kathleen .Rnl;!cy, Helen.
.nnStancc ana f'lorcnc. Anthony.
Mary Lee Rnngc. Helen Dart. Martha
Jones Mar Wheit"n. Margaret Han
BINS. Madeline AUthony, Rcua and
Jos"phine Carroll. Rosaiic Fclthaus.
Ihyllis Ryon. Philomcna I.orhlins
Elizabeth Slaughter and Master Jof,,
Baglcy.
Tickets for this performance ar,
ON sale az the Corlev Cnmnanv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Flashes From Films

being published by IIoush,on Mimin
Co. the authors abraham Lincoln;
as put ont by that firm; having al
The date of MARY Stuart's" debut
In the book stores is Simultaneous
with her appearance on the stage In
New York. where the play has its
William Harris. Jr. In book form
"Marv stuart IL dedicated to Nora
and ST. John Ervinc. the author Of
John Ferguson" and his wife
The Actors Equity Association
Council. as % preliminary to the inau-
puration Of the Equity shop meas
urc recently adopted hH the associn
tion, has passed resolutions to m
cornoratc In it's constitution clauses
forever. providing against limitation
OF it's membership and against die
Eating the casts of theatrical pro-
auctions.
ing is n feature OF 1.-THE Rose Girl"
ai the Ambassador Thcater. Informed
Willie Howard. Of the Winter Car
den. the other day. who had inquired
Spanish and half Irish. Yesterday
Miss RolanIo received fire cXtin-
guishcr by parcel post, with the fol-
lowing note: keep this handy: you
are llabl" 10 dow UP any minute.
John Waters. assistant director to
irwin V. Willat. who Is visiting at
his homo in New York for a few
weeks between pictures. writes that
the "hiG town" is just as he left II
and that many improvements will
he made now that he is there to
supcrintcnd the job. Mr.. Waters will
return to the West Coast in time to
start work on Mr.. Willats next pro-
auction. "The Face Of the World"
"Douhling for Romeo" Is the title
selected by Goldwyn for Elmer T.
Ricc's original scenario. which is now
being filmed. with VIII Rogers as
the Star. Rogers himself suggested
the name.
More than fifty characters appear
singly i'm "CrowninG Torchy." latest
Of the comedies from the stories by
scwcll Ford. starring Johnny Hines.
These represent "typcs" who visit
dcntists's office and drug store.
dom is that Of Lcatrice Joy. tho Cold
wynn beauty. and Jack Gilbert, who
is noted rs leading man and Juvenile
for many OF the most prominent
stars The pair have announced their
engagement and plans for marriage
AZ no distant date. Both are expected
to continue their screen careers.
Doris May has appropriately
chosen tho month OF May for her
marriage. TO- Wallace Macdonald the
left the Thomas U. Ince fold and Is
to be starred In Il brace OF feature,
pictures by another company.
siEsth her Samoan dance in "Thc Rose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Girl at the Ambassador Theater
HtW YORK. has been filmed by the
i'athe ultra rapid camera. whirh
SLOWS down every moment about i've
times, IN order thar the fiery and in
l.icate dance may be studied by the
STUDENTS OF the New York profess
sional dancing school.
viola Daniel. who scored a hit in
me Lie OF the Party" and Josephine
uil; VINO had the stellar role in
farIor. Bcdroom and Path" have
beeh engaged as leading women in
Christie Comedies.
a bust OF Doris Kcane which, va.
made by jacob Epstein. the famous
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
SCHOOL TAX GETS
 HEARTY RESPOND

Revenue from the sales and luxury taxes to the Conway special school district IS coming in at about the ex- pected rate, acording to an incom- plete survey of results since the taxes became effective last Friday. Cold drink stands are producing a consid- erable revenue for the district, it was sad. One place took in over S5 the flrst day the tax was collected and the second day, the total was over S9. Other places report revenue of size. It is far too early to attempt to compute the revenue from the sales tax and the accounts carried at local stores.
 One adverse report circulated in regard to administration of the school tax is totally without foundation. The cost of administering the tax after the first expense of putting it m operation is met, will be about $25 and not over $30 per month, it was stated today by one of the committee A report circulated over town was l N''''S AN NN'uid NOSL tilt ulSlIlCl pl oO to collect this revenue. Initial cost of collection of course, includes such items as stamps, window cards and the like, all of which has been kept at nominal figure. Economy will be practiced all along the line so that as far as possible the full vaue of every penny collected will go to the public school for which it was in tended.
 Collection of the tax on gasoline at one local station brought out strong support from two of the road contractors, who have only an in- direct interest in the fate of Conway s public schools. The two contractors use about 300 gallons per month, and were questioned as to whether the tax was acceptable to them. "We are glad to pay it." one of them said Put it on our bill" The dealer stated that the contractors would use in one months time as much gas oline as any ten local citizens com- bined will use for their pleasure cars or trucks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
ROPES BEAR AND
 TAKES HIM RIDING
California Hunter Believes His Catch to Be the Largest
 Bear in Captivity.

Ell Paso.-A wild cinnamon bear went joy riding out San Antonio street In a claw-torn open car.
 Col. K. B. Pearson, bearded invader of the wilds for the last 45 years. WAS chauffeur for the bear. He stopped the car at San Antonio and Mesa be- cause the bear was pulling loose from his hitching post. Rear seat and con- partment were built up with bagging so that a saggy floor ran even from the top of the front seat back to the end of the car
 Iron ring rose from the center of the rear seat. From the bears collar chain circled between his paws and
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
Roped the Bear.

through the ring Chain was extend ed from the ring to peg beside the front seat.
 Colonel Pearson roped the bear 15O miles west of Chihuahua and trundled him up in a "haIf-hitch" of the lariat. Then he drove him overland to Fl Paso He will try to tame the bear here. It weighs 1S0 pounds and is about seven months old. His owner believes 1t will weigh HOO when grown. He thinks his catch the largest bear in captivity.
 This Is the ninth bear Colonel Pear son has roped He handled lions in Africa by the same method
 Colonel Pearson said that he has travelled upward of 2,OOO miles with this bear since making the catch The animal still snaps fiercely at him and refuses to be tanned. Yet his trainer allows him all the leeWay In the back seat, Twice while the auto stopped the bear lunged close enough to going over the car that a ring of byStanders instinctively backed off Colonel Pear son was too busy talking about his lucky catch" to worry about Babes" iumning off
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
CHARLIE SWAPS CITY
 PAVING FOR PASTURE

Have you missed Charlie the past few days? He's taking a short va- cation-the first in about 10 years of faithful service 12 hours each day with the exception of Sundays.
 Charlie is the lead horse in the team of grays that have pulled the water wagon for Sam Long for the past 3 or 10 years. In all that time, the horse has never missed day at work, Mir. Long said today, and he decided few days ago to give him a short rest. Meanwhile, a long-eared mule is taking Charities place, while Charlie is enjoying the green pas- ture.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
BIG FORTUNE IS UNCLAIMED
Treasury Department Holds $s3 ,o0o,. GOO for Liberty Bondholders in
 Accumulated Interest

Washington.-Uncle Sam has $S3,- 100000 of some peoples money walt ing in the Treasury department for them to come and get 1t, according to the latest figures of outstanding temporary Liberty bonds.
 This sum represents the interest due holders of temporary Liberty bonds who have not exchanged their bonds for permanent coupon bearing securities on which the regular inter- est Is paid. The figures show that there are 7,471,171 separate tempo rary bonds of various denominations, amounting to $1,132, ,730,200 still in the hands of the owners who have not exchanged them for coupon bonds.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
"DOUG" LEGG PROMOTED.

Douglass Legg, for the past few years employed by the J. B. Strauss Clothing Company of Little Rock, has been promoted by his employers to the rank of manager and assigned to the Louisville, Ky, store, according to word received here. MT. and Mrs. Legg left Sunday night for their new home in Louisville. MT. Legg is the son of MT. and Mrs. J. N. Legg of Dallas. Tex, formerly residents of Conway. His many friends here will be glad of his advancement.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
CRAIG REMODELS.

Workmen this morning began the task of remodeling the interior of the Craig Company, several sections of show casing in the ladies' ready-to- wear department being removed tenn porarily. The firm is dscontinuing their line of ladies' ready-to-wear and will install an up-to-date shoe depart ment, in addition to their mems and boys furnishings department. Mi Craig, the senior member of the firm said this morning that the company is planning to open one of the most complete shoe departments to be found in any town the size of Conway in the state. In addition, their boys department will be enlarged to meet the growing business in this line that the company has been enjoying.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19

It satisfies everybody-Majesty.- 7-19d3t.
 Your trade is appreciated at Vest mOreland s.-d1t H. D. Russell is in Little Rock to- day trSnsacting business. Ccckwood For Sale-See I. N. Fields. Phone 24.-7-13dtf. Veal calves wanted. Central Meat Market. Phone 285.-6-23dtf
 Half-gallon Fruit Jars, S1.2O. Frauenthal X Schwarz.-7-19d2t
 George Huddleston returned last night from a visit in Little Rock.
 Peaches-S2 bushel at the orchard A. F. Kuykendall. Phone 1S4.-7-12tf
 For Sale or Trade-A few milk cows. Erbacher's Market. Phone 90. -2-16dtf
 A 45-pound all-c6tton roll ledge mattress for S75O at Westmore- nd's.-dlt
 Wanted to Trade - 1919 model Dodge touring car for Ford. Dan Cox.-7-13dtf.
 Wanted to Trade = 1919 model Dodge touring car for Ford. Dan Cox-7-13dtf.
 Virgil Coleman left this morning fol Cabot where he will spend several days on business. 1 For Sale or Trade-A few choice milk cows. Central Meat Market Phone 285.-6-23dtf
 Choice spring lamb and veal d Erbacher Bros. Tuesday and Wednes day. Phone 90.-7-18d2t
 Choice spring lamb and veal a ] Erbacher Bros. Tuesday and Wednes day. Phone 90-7-1Sd2t
 Try J. H. Berry for your black smith work. Give us a chance ano we will please you.-7-18d4t
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hobbs left this morning for Hot Springs where the! will spend few days vacation.
 Wanted to Rent-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phont Claude Bivens at 291.-7-19dtf.
 Mrs. w. H. Brummett and child rent are spending several days il Stephens, the gugest of relatives.
 Miss Morio Bennett returned thi morning to her home in Paris after { visit to Miss Louise James here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19

There is nothing in the whole list of flesh-healing remedies that can ap- proach Liquid Borozone in the rapid ity with which it heals cuts, wounds sores, burns or scalds. It is a mar velous discovery. Price, BOG, 60c and $1.2O. Sold by Greeson Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-19
See w. w. Boyce about your plumbing. All work guaran- teed. Phones 565 and 527.

MT. and Mrs. T. Office and little son, Earl, of New Orleans are guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. Raymond Sirp. son.
 Mrs. R. B. Townsend left this morn ing for a few weeks visit with her son, R. L. Townsend of McAlester, Okla.
 Wanted-By party with two chil- dren, rooms for light housekeeping. Address "S" Log Cabin Democrat 7-18d2t*
 We make prompt deliveries of large or small orders. Use the phone. P is our number. w. w. Westmore- land.-d1t
 Mrs. J. T. Deal, who has been spending several weeks with her moth CT at Erlanger, Ky, will return home tomorrow
 Wanted-To rent, eight to ten room house with modern conveniences, close in. Address w., care Log Cabin Dem- ocrat.-7-12dtf
 Mir. and Mrs. Ingram Hartje and son, Ingram Jr., left yesterday after noon for Fl Dorado for a few days visit with relatives
 Misses Opal and Pearl Richardson returned this morning to their home in Malvern after visit to Miss Ernes- tine Thompson of this city.
 Mrs. w. P. Cummins and daughter, Elizabeth, and Miss Ruth Darlington of Prescott are the guests of Mrs. A. C. Williams on Robinson avenue.
 That good varnish, True Tagg's. can be bought in light oak, dark oak, mahogany or walnut, at Westmore- lands only for S1.25 the quart.-d1t
 w. A. Webb, the old reliable piano tuner, will be in the city for all work in that line. Leave your orders with Anderson Powell Music Co. Phone 13. -6-4dtf.
 Notice to Model Laundry Custom ers-After four weeks, the water is again clear. We can take care of your family wash, 10c per pound, finished.-7-18d3t
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Donnell left this morning for Little Rock where they will remain several weeks, while Mr. Donnell attends a school of phar- macy in that city.
 W. D. Bryant and grandson, Bryant Davidson, left today for Lonoke to at tend the funeral of Mir. Bryant's brother, T. R. Bryant, whose body will be buried there this afternoon.
 Did you ever try having your clothes washed, wrung and delivered back to you ready for the clothes line? If you don't mind doing your starching and ironing, try this, 4c per pound. Phone 360, Model Laun- dry.-7-18d3t
 Mrs. Josie Hildreth who has been critically ill for the past several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leo Grafton, is reported to be very low today. Her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Cone of Montrose is here at her bed side.