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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENF-5 or 8 room house
or apartment. Homewood, occupancy
desired April i. Box B-1S9 Times.
Hammond. 1-z9-5
WANTED TO RENT-Six room modern
house, south or east side. handy to car
lines on oar before April L. Family Of
three; child six years old References
If necessary Write Renter care of
Times. Hammond. 2-2-5
WANTED TO RENT or s room house
South Side. references exchanged: Ad-
dress BIDS Times Ham 2-4-2
WANTED TO RENT-Roorl IN small
family where arc no other roonaers;
Write Lock Box 572 Ham. 2-4-2
WANTED TO RENT-Small office with
good light. would share large office
G. r. Buckley, 2237 West 108th Place
phone Beyerlv 2t97 Chgo- 13i-s
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NorIcE OF ADMINEsTRATT0N

NOTICE OF ADMINISTER
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF SAM yERDICH, DECEASED.
NO. 234S.
Notice is hereby given thai the IN
dersigned has been appointed Admins
traitor of said Estate, by the Judge Of
the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
PEOPLES STATE BANK
Administrator.
Dated February End. 1921 2-s-I2-Ie
NOTICE or ADMIN15'FR RATION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF KATHARINA HELMS. DECEAS-
ED. NO. 254T-
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Executor
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MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED--ACENTS

GET INTO BUSINESS Watkins I37
products sell to every farmer IF
et own auto OF team can give bond.
write today for information where you
can get territory for selling products
Of largest institution of kind in world.
twenty million users. J. r. WAIT
KINS co, Dept. III. Winona MINI -91
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East cary I Real Ess@te Co.'S sra ADD
lots IL 10 "a. block ..-.............' ....
saunders Add. Lake station W ss #
% PEsT1EGRsoN. CONRAD a..
Psterson's Add Bast Gary. lots II 70 q
Peterson's Add East cary. lots rs TO a
petersan.s Add East Gary. lots to ii
Fesersou-s Add East cary. lots is to IS
SO PETERsoN. coNRAD A AND ANNA c.
tsIson,s lEt ADD, lots TO Z. block l.
Eas; Gary heal Estate Co.'S ist Add
lot p, block 4 ............. ....-e...... i.
Toneston on the Hin, lot II. block i
50 PECANAC. MILOs, 3rd Sub, East GGnt.
lot "a. block l6 .....................- 80.
srd sub. e. Cary. lots 80 a, block ~
3rd Sub. +. Gary, lot Z, block Is -. - ::
SO PENEFF, vALG. srd Sub e Gary. sot4i
70 PILiPovicH. PETER ANP .sgHvE; ard
a.. Sub; ri Cary LOIS a. 8S' block ~ $500
ard SUB r. Gary, lot IS block 20 .......
3rd Sub, T. Gary lots Il TO A. block 20 :.
oS ROMAN. ToDAT9 srdsub z. Gary, lots 30
os RttGGEJRo cTvo. era SUB. e cary: fv'
os REfPSA HENRY AND CORA, Peterson.
is RANKo. JOSEPH ard SUB q Gary. lot !
~ R 'E JOHN. Pr VI side sw sw SEQ .
IL lR@R Il Fs GE9oRGE acre % sra Sub e cary
lots q and a. block Ia .-.............
~ RAsKovTcH STEFAN. ara sub q Gar.
70 REBER. TOMAS D. AND LYDIA T.
SIS sW NV sW sec is. twp 96, range
Pt. wa sw sec Is twp SO. range 7, as.i'
It Wa sw sw sec ls twp 8s range !
"a RoTHERMEL. ". G, End sub p cary
lot g, BLOCK ~ -..-.,-.-. ..-..
Godair park Sub. lot 90. block ........
Godair Park Sub. lot 40. block s......--
5s sCHAEFER, TIRED, 1st Sub. E. Gary. lou
80 swANsoN. 4. f., E cary Real Estst;
s. s s0s 1t A Nd No Lot 81 block e.bss swan
son Uni. u Petersops 1st Ada lot 10 blk
~ SEPAI.J. MICHAEL Srd Sub. K Cary lol
"a SARaGH LILA. ard slfs, n GARY. lot II
IA scARfsr. AiTesfBo. -s-vf sce q Cars
80 ssBsxzsTR4i& Sik VERONA SD suS. e Car,
isi sPTRoFF, GEORGE. srd Sub. f Gary, lot
40 I 1 block 10 l.. !,
ss 81 REKoFF. sAvA, ard Sub, E Gary loi
iss scARGoT. JoHN. ard sub E. Gary. lot,
os sTRIK1. JoH& AND MARY. sra sub f
40 TRBov1c. HNpJX Sd sub East Gary. lot
40 T'oTH' MRS. louis, sd Sub. East Gary
80 I9fs & StsS sra sub East Gary, ioi
u vUJefe. sAvA sra SUB East Gary To-
s3 wAGNER. JOHN AND MARY. G l. &
Cos 6, A Id, IiysTPo2i i2 b r. Bt2ciz
Co.'S Ado Liverpool, lots II. IL. block 4
Is YOUCIE. J. H
srd Sub East Gary. lot !; block 20.
srd Sub. East Cary lots 80 al. block 20 .
srd Sub East Gary. lot 81, block ST..
ard Sub East Gaty. Aqt So, block Ia -
ard Sub. Fast Cary. lot 63. block - :.
East Gary Read Estate Cos tst Add
lot 90, block ...-.,. .-., ....-.-... ~.
East cary Real Estate Ce's lst A id
lot 10, block . ,-ts
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S ist Add
lot -. 10. block 7 .-,.....-.-- ....,...
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S 1st Ada
lots -. rs, block NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FOR RENT

FOR RF1Nf-smalI part Of elegantly
situated store on Holman St Reau-
tifui show window Plenty Of light
Gil daS COCA place Tor denlans trations
Particulars at $50 So. Holman street
or phope s0S4 Hammond. 2-l-5
FOR Rk.NT-Space in Millinery. suit
able for Beauty Parlor and ShirtWaist
Call 2S49 Hammond. 2-S-tf
FOR RHNT-1Af oCteun room brick house
phone 1910 Hammond. ISL
FOR RENT-s room fia1- corner Chica-
go and MedvjlIe ave, East Chicago
phone 997 Z. Chicago. 2-5-2
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OWN A HOME

y 4
Frame house. s rooms and hath, good
/ location. large lot, Just decorated, move
right i'm a bargain at $4,000. Your
own terms
Bungalows-5 and 6 rooms. new and
mod. best location in town. we'll built
and up to date, large lots, possession
~ once. Our price $500 and $4,000.
Worth more. on very easy terms Come
in and look these over, pick out the
one you want, and we VIII decorate to
suit
ungalow-Large room and bath. a
very high grade exceptionally well built
right up-to-date. Could not be dupli-
Gated for our price $4,000 and to be sold
on easy terms.
BRICK BUNGAIOW-one Of the best
homes in the city. living room. 1&x26,
has fire place and book cases. fine sun
parlor, large Light dining room, 2 large
bed rooms most complete equipped kit
chen, also breakfast room all oak floors.
mahogany trin canVaSSed walls, ba Sc
ment, garage. must be seen to be appre-
ciated. rare bargain at $4,000 on
terms
Come in and oloh over our list ana
get prices and terms
SAlITH-HAMILTON co.
Phone East C1ntoaVo 122. 2-4-2
FOR SAILS room ?. story Colonial
Bungalow, vapor heating plant in
Hoipe~ood: rare bargain. at $500 90
Half cash phone Hammond 2612. PAP
FOR SALE-First-class Barber shop.
ga State ST. Hammond. 2-5-6
FOE SAIy-%ew six room Bungalow.
less than cost account of sickness.
smai payment down, balance easy terms
Inquire 221 Cedar ST.. Ham. 2-5-3
FOR SAI.E-A new 4 room modern Bun
galoW on n so IT lot A bargain If
taken at once $50 Wilcox 81. phnne
s065 Hammond. 2-5-5
FOR sAI.E-5 room house on acres 81
land. just outside corporation OF
Grown Point Fine location for mon
working in Gary or Grown Point. tell
IIamsno pd l3t5-W. 2-5-3
FOR S-AI4El--9b ores on Ridge Road
with S room house and barn and other
buildings onlX S6.faO: ST. Nubtn Bros
3o2 Hammond Building, phone Ham
mond Isl ass
FOR SALE room house and two lots:
Inquire III 156th St. West Ham
IHond 2-5-7
FOR SAILS or no acres Griffith
only 5000 per acre EASY terms: ad-
dress owner. st. Aubin. R-S02 Hammond
F1rsldtng Hammond. phone 167. 2-5-3
FOR SALE,-6 one acre lots Oh business
-, Griffith. only $4,000 each $50
cash. balance Sl0.0C "A month: address
owner 81. Aubn Bros. Griffith phone
Ice. Hammond office R-302 Hammond
Bldg. phone 49,. 2-5-7
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED A POSITION-Is second
cook or butcher; Vincent Ciufna iA5
Morton ave, East Ham e-4~2
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''''' X n: g8. IqsEI ard SUB East Gary 90 r
$3.50 KEAtIS sSsN rfIoNAs End sub na@t cary ~
1851 5sLS&zEyIcA .NiKoiA, Sd +, ds4S
5ssss K7$It9s. BABE. Eaat Gary, lot
lots l41to Is haek : =.
5s5s7 fiapnG2 & fn ane . s SGsT lat go
A1d lot "a block y 100 a."
IL cos Ada Liverpool.
fc . Ass l tTs7Ssa ' }s, q !! AZ; 50
Is :;:S' e. SAB; {: s::t E: E: III
saels 4iKsfcHy FRANK o 4Sp vcroRA ira LOO
5ssss MiosKovIcA sTFsv @n0 srd 0's SUB East
5ae44 G1isAI GhoRGE Sra sub East Gary
sss4s MARI ANeTIcif, JEFTo "a East
sas5o 9 9f5AK lots - t and q - block 19s 2la
dy q Real ' ae CTS s nc Ad Sie s, 's '''
East Gary Real Estate co.'s End Add lot.
East Gary Real Estate cos ana Add iot+
East '0 Gary Reai Estate CO., End Add lots
i 4. .:.. !: !:
Jet IS, block Is .....s...1...+e-~ 100 La7
'''s sa IL Is 6lo3 3oN 'rd Sub n"'' 100 ts7
1861 MATIJAsH NiIKoI4A. East Gary
$3.50 Manly DAviD-
B + 5i 81 I. '1sss ~ '';'' ''3;;s -
$500 61 81 Sc v Dix a9 sFd SUB $50 'a'
$3.50 E Bas aS G Ss R.1. COS Is, ADD
Es~ cary Real Estate Co.'S lst
East Gary Real Estate Cos. i,t
lots 9. block .......,... 1sS 72s
lots to ii. block .%t'e. .s..,,...N
lot is Block e:--....". 4ss 700 II
Real Estate s. Ada
East cary Real Estate COS. LIST
East Gary Rss1 Estate COS. ist Add
70 81. block 1ss 7.2s
iots l. 4 block 800 80 sos II
ios end s. block '@'' - 80 2ss sos Il
lot i, block .-s.....;i,... ia $50
iots Is l. T. boeE Il
6ST55 PETERSON, CONRAD A
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S LIST Add
lots s. s. block I -: .e..-"....s<.
lots to H. bioct 80" 1877 ?:
lots IS to 2o block s~..:.s-..Ft..:e~ 1727 ?,
fots % to "a block / @e-e.@.,.@t..ss@ 1727 =,
ios Is e 9oels - @ss 17a7 p
1 to 8, block T12 2s24
East Estate Co.'S. Srd Add
lots IL 70 H. block ...,........,...... ais
East Co.'S. srd Add
IT.. 10 Ia. Observation-Disclosures.
Gary Add
II. block so e3S
East Add
lots H. 49, block -.-................. 14s7 rs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

On and after this date viii not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by anyone but myself
c. E. BABCOCK
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LEGAL NOTICES


I have purchased the Grocery business
Of Balsmo Bros. located 548 Morton
Court, Hammond. Ind. and am not re-
sponsible for any outstanding obIiga-
lions.
CHARLES Z. CUNNINGHAM
2-S-s
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WANTED

WANTED first class Metal Pattern
Makers; must also be capable Ma
chinists; Geo. 3. Limbert & Co, East
Chicago. 2-2-3
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MISCELLANEOUS
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGTNG
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett, phone l42s Hammond


ELECTRT1tAL WORK
For industrial and house Wiring at
right prices, call Hammond SIS. 2-1-12
500 90 INWARD
Per iSfornlati9n leading to identity Of
driver OF Dodge car that hit gypsy man
at SheEPshooters Park, Friday. Jan.
rs about S y IN. Information conf
dentfal, notify Captain Hammond Pc
1ce Station. 2-1-5
BATTERY TROUBLEt Had YOU ever
thought to cali the AUTO ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT 90. 1GQuld Station) We
recharge and repair all makes bait cries.
euint Bros, 701 So Holman St. phone
Hammond 2S43. 24-eod-1 mo.
FOR ADOPTION-Boy 2 years. s month
good health; Inquire after p. m. al
555 Douglas ave, Hammond 2f-2
WE recommend Burd Piston Rings, spe-
cial line. None better made X s.
Auto. Supply, 36l Calumet ave- Ham
GENERAL contracting.
building and construc-
ton, estimates and bids
furnished. Phone 2129. Cob
man & Meyer, 523 Went
worth Ave. Hftnmond.
tachment works on any sewing ma
chine, $500. Personal checks, 1oc ex-
ira. United Sales Agency. 1900 Foun-
tain Ave. BfiYnin cham Aha 1-eq-7
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USED CARS
1917 Franklin Touring
1919 Franklin. I passenger.
1919 Hudson Speedster
1920 bort Touring.
1919 bort Touring.
1918 80" Overland
1919 Oakland Six
1913 REQ Speed Wagon.
These cars are right. mechanically. as
well as Ri ht in price. Any car sold on
payments.
SOUTH SHORE AUTO co.
Phone Hammond so, Russell and Holman
streets. 2-43
FOR SALE OR TRADE-I91I, 1918 and
1919 Fords. S175 To S275; 1918 Chev-
rolet passenger. S275: 1917 bort pas
senger. $500: 1905 E'orsythe ave. East
Chicago. phone SEM. 2-4-2
FOR SAI.E-Ford Sedau-Bate model
100000 worth Of ex tras. a bargain at
$1,000 good condition. 400 Columbia
ave. near corner Hoffman street. Ham
mond 2-4-2
FOR SAIL passenger Touring Car
Al condition Cheap for quick sale
sac Hickory St. Hammond 2-4-2
FOR SALE-1920 Ford turing car, used
two months. Bargain IL taken at
once; Inquire Abb AIuenieh Ct, Ham.
after $3.50 y. m. 2-4-2
FOR SALE-Nash Coupe. 1920 model.
good condition. ran about 5000 miles.
1920 Guthrie St. Ind. Harbor. e-5-6
FOR SALE Little Giant Truck, I ton
capacity: call at 676 Sohl ST. phone
s33 or 6t3. almond. 25~3
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Don't rhro1z fCa Ia0ei a=as
Rithout reading the want 40 page.
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WANTED TO BUY

H. p Steam. Boiler. IN
good shape, with all trimmings; Dyer
Flour Mills. Dyer, Ind Isl
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING"

OF said Estate. by the Judge o. IN,
Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent
JOHN O. HELMS
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Blsck and tan Fox Hunting Dog
Wednesday ". Rewa I'd. return 3sT7
PENNSYLVANIA ave. phone 1881. Ind
Harbor 2-5T
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WANTED-GiT4s over I

WANTED-F'emaie Cook no sunday
work. experienced tsivfcs Club. 3422
Guthrie st. Ind. HRrtlor Ind 2-4-2
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AGENT 90 weekly. 75c per hour
spare time guaranteed Taking or
ders for Guaranteed Hosiery. No deliv-
ering Pay in advance. Experience
unnecessary. Box 7. Darby. Pa. ISL
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SAFE FOR SALE

Office safe large size. compartments
for books and all valuable papers. in
first class condition. = real bargain for
cash. Call Smith, Hamilton Company
Open every night. 1909 Forsythe ave.
Phone East Chicago 122 2-4-2
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms ror light
Housekeeping rooms for one or nf'sn,
lSs PturRmer ave. Hammond t71s-tf
FOR RENVT-to Office or mercantile man
modern. wei furnished room, t5s z.
State St, 2nd floor front fiat, Ham
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTBD-Woman 20 to IS years OF
age. single or married. OF good ap-
pearanoe 10 devote part Of her time as
demonstrstor on Ironing and Washing
machines; The Electric Shop, 643 Hon
man St, phone SIS Ham. 2-4-3
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For indu striBl and house Wiring at
-iEh1 nrices coll Ia rlr,ao-a - o
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
GoIdin Got This
Illusion From India

when 1 first went to India years
ago 1 heard In Poonja City, Bombay,
that a Hindu magician was performing
the feat of saving a living human
being in half, later restoring the sub
ject to life and I Journeyed many miles
into the jungle to witness IT," says
Horace Goldin. illusionist, who Is TO APP
pear at Keith's Riverside this week. 1T
was n carefully guarded secret, because
for centuries this had been the feat by
which various Yogi had established their
claims to possessing supernatural
powers. ! was not allowed to witness IT,
I'm many tours around the world in
vaudeville devoted much effort to ex-
tracing this secret OF the mystic East
On zach visit to India / renewed my
efforts TO see 1t performed. Finally a
native friend whoni ] made more
friendly with the Jingle OF a few good
American dollars allowed me 10 build a
false bottom up in the howdah, or cabin
atop the elephant on which he rode to
the ceremonies.
Concealed In this bottom witnessed
what no white man had ever been privl-
legged to see. The Yogi Abijah, a high
priest. performed the seemingly impos-
sible before the astounded tribe. set
TO work and after a few years OF labor
and study was able to present the illu-
sion OF saving young lady In half be-
fore the audience. as she lies in coll
lapsible caskct, saving through the wood
at the same time"
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
ProctOr's Fifth Avenue
Opens Roof Garden

+. F. Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
stage had a new scene enacted upon 1t
Tuesday evening, when newspaper rep
resentatives and vaudeville sSrs met
in a friendly get together party" to
celebrate the opening of the roof garden
on that theatre and the starting Of the
new elevator that runs from the stage
to the roof. The elevator calls at every
floor : carry the actors between their
dressing looms and the roof. where they
may dine while playing this house, for
there Is a modern cafateria atop the
theatre After the regular performance
was over Tuesday evening, the stage was
cleared and set UP with tables and re-
freshments were served, while the piano
e. me into evidence and things started
going and kept going until the wee hours
Of the morning. Folks would take a
ride on the elevator, visit the roof and
find more Refreshments and more doing
VI there. The idea OF bringing workers
in the newspaper and vaudeville world
together Is not entirely new. but II Is
happy one and proved success Tuesday
evening.
Among the vaudeville stars who helped
to make the evening success were Van
and Schenck. Ted Lewis and Band
Jimmy Lucas, Lydia Barry. Elizabeth
Murry, Larry Riley, Flo Lewis. Herman
Timberg, Mcconnell Sisters, Watson
Sisters, William Kent. Henry Santrey.
Swift and Kelly. George McFarline
Harry and Anna Seymour Burt Fitzgib-
bons. Joe Howard, Nonette. Ailecn STAN
iay and Davis and Darnell. John Charles
Thomas, Miss Marilynn Miller, Pat
Rooney. Harry Carroll. Charles ana
Mollie King were among the late ar
rivals.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Music Programmes
At Screen Theatres

Vocal music has largely supplanted
orchestral programmes at the picture
theatres while the lockout continues.
An elaborat. prologue to the feature
picture at tho capitol has been arranged
by s. r. Rouaafel, in which will be seen
this week Lawrence Grant, assisted by
the Capitol mixed quartet and Miss
Virginia Futrelle. The first edition OF
the Revue de iOpera," presented last
week, was received so we'll that sec
ond edition will include the Anvil
Chorus" from I'll Trovatore," rendered
by the Capitol chorus. Mile. Fanny
Rezia sang the Mirror Song" from
"Thais" several weeks ago and will sing
this selection again next week. The
chorus will also sing "Zitti" from Rig
oIetto" and the Evening Star" from
"Tannhaeuser," will be rendered by Erik
Bye, Norwegian barytone. To complete
the musical programme the chorus Will
offer "The Pilgrims Chorus" from
"Tannhaeuser."
Hugo Riesenfeld will offer in his
music programme at the Rialto violin
solo by Miss Grace Fisher as an open
ing number. George Richardson, barry
tone, and the Rialto male chorus viii
sing "A Sea Song" by William Stuckels
Lillian Powell, dancer, stays for an
otner week. lnls liiie Hel oaiSO i0i
Der Is "Valse Brilante" to the music
by Moskowsky.
The music programme for the Rivoli
again will feature the Rivoli chorus.
The opening number will be a selec-
ton from verdi's III Trovatore." with
Nine. Sanchez, soprano; M. Galetto.
tenor, and the ensemble of fifty singers.
The second music number will be a
combination of the chorus and a gavotte.
with Grace Eastman and Paul Oscard
as the dancers Marcel Salesco, barry
tone. will sing the aria from Meyer
beers "Dinorah."
At the Strand the soloists will be
Judson House, tenor: Estelle Carey, So
prano, and Marta de la Tore. violinist.
The Marimba Band will remain.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
'Disraeli,' ''Cappy Ricks' and
The He'll Diggers' Screened
George Ariss, Thomas Meighan and Wallace Reid
in New Roles in Pictures Programmes
of the Week

Wallace Reid has driven almost every
kind OF vehicle in his Paramount screen
offerings, but in THE He'll Diggers,'
which comes to the Rivoli this week, he
operates one of the largest and most
unusual pieces of machinery ever shown
in feature film-a giant gold dredge.
The contrivance is called "hell digger"
by the farmers whose land it ruins. 1t
is around this quarrel between dredge-
men and farmers that Byron Morgan,
author of many recent Reid successes,
has written his original screen story.
Miss Lois Wilson appears as the daugh-
ter of the leader of the farmers. Alex
ander Broun plays the father. Others
in the cast are Frank Leigh, Lucier.
Littlefeld Clarence Geldart and Bud
Post. Frank Urson directed. A Chris
tie comedy entitled Sneakers" and a
scenic will complete the film part of the
programme.
The feature at the Capitol will be
"The Old Nest" the Goldwyn production
of Rupert Hughes's story. which has
just completed q run at the Astor. Miss
Mary Alden. in the role OF the mother.
has broken into the light as a star.
Twenty-one principal players are listed
in the cast. including Misses Helene
Chadwick, Molly Malone and Louise
Lovely. Dwight Crittenden and Cullen
Lands.
Thomas Meighan will appear In
"Cappy Kicks" the Paramount picture
based on the stories by Peter b. Kyne
and the play by Edward Rose, which
comes to the Rialto. Miss Agnes Ayres
has the leading feminine role, that of
the daughter OF "Cdppy" Ricks, and
Charles Able, who had the role OF
f'Cappy' himself, plays the same part
in the picture. Others in the cast of the
sea story are Paul ENerton, Hugh Cam
eron, John Sainpolis and Ivan Linow
the Russian wrestler. Albert Vino and
Waldemar Young wrote the scenario and
Tom Forlnan directed Meighan appears
as Matt Pedsleu. first mate. who takes
the captaincy of the ship Retriever when
the captain is killed by natives in
Samoa A Mack Sennett comedy, Hard
Knocks and Love Taps" will complete
the film part of the programme.
George Arliss in screen version Of
his stage success "Disraeli," by Louis
N. Parker, will be at the Strand. Miss
Louise Huff plays opposite him.
"The Golem," the European film Gre
alton, with Paul Wegener in the title
role. begins the tenth week Of its run
at the Criterion.
The Tex Rickard motion pictures of
the Dempsey-Carpentier championship
battle at Jersey City are in their fourth
week at the Forty-fourth Street Thea
ire. Six other theatres in Greater New
York also are showing the films. the
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

all nationalites, at the Fifteenth Street
Theatre. as the auditorium of the Peo-
pies House at East Fifteenth street,
Is to be known.
six plays are to be given, beginning
about October Is. the first, las Ye
Mould" a drama Of American life. by
Charles MaclSey. The second and third
plays will be the first American pro-
ductlon of la Nouvelle Idole" (The
New Idol), by Francois dc Curel. and
the first presentation in English of The
God of Vengeance" by Sholem Ash, a
play that scored here last season in its
original Yiddish. la Nouvelle Idole"
was brought out In Paris first by An
toine, and now is in the repertoire Of
the Comedie Franchise.