The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1918, Page 3

BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE, RECORD AUDIENCE WILL PACK AUDITORIUM FRIDAY EVENING TO SEE. “POM-POM” FIANCE OF WAR It remained for ‘Manager Vesper- man of the Auditorium to bring to Bismarck the premier show of the twelvemanth, with the incomparable little Mitzi Hajos, alias ‘Mitzi, of “The Its comedians cannot only “comede” and the play has 200 laughs—but they | can sing and dance, its beautiful audience will wish for more. score, by Ilugo Felix, is splendidly when she’ sings some of her bewitch- ing songs it is the promise that the The opera is truly a clever combin- [3,00 WILL BE GIVEN to éach of several schoolboys who. will deliver copies of the Curtis pi z ‘chstomers © “Only schootboys=-clean, gentlemanly and ambitious—need apply. The $1.00 1s in addition to liberal cash profits and many other advantages. Apply to Harris & Co., per W: F, Harris, Da. 113 4th St., Bismarck, No, Dak. * ©. ; PRISONER. AND | MINISTER HELD | Augusta Minnie Deckinan Charged With Violating Espionage Act in Utah Salt Lake City, Feb. 14.—Charged with violations of the espionage act, Miss Augusta Minnie Deckman, said to be the fiance of Ernest A. Leybold, an interned enemy alien, was arrested late Wednesday afternoon in the office of the federal censor at the war prison headquart at Fort Douglas, Federal officials say Miss Deckman is the author of the note which the Rey. B. ilenry Leesman, Ogden, Utah, pastor caught in the act, it is charge] ittempting to smuggle into the civilian section of the com- pound last Sunday night. The note, zecording to the war prison. oflici: had reference to money which it believed was to have heea obtained to finance the escape of Leybold and other prisoners in the camp. Both Miss Deckman and Rey, Lees- man we ned late tod pleaded not guilty on the chars violating the espionage act. Both were held in the sum of $2,000. 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You can obtain special medical advice without charge b: iti Medical Director, 27 S tory, Atlanta, Ga Douglas Fairbanks !n Triangle Play, At the Orpheum Tonight Only, dieitis with alyeerine, ete, a SPOON bowel tract ANY CS tipation and p Nushes 50. domplete consumption is on own experience has taug the dil cannot be HENRY W. SAVAGE Will Offer the Saucy Star and Famous Comic Opera at The Auditorium FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15th MITZI America’s foremost Prima Donna Comedienne, will come ' But Mr. Savage has a. by any means made it a one person show. very principal of the score is pick- ed for ability and several of them Spring Maid,’ ‘and other fame, as the orchestrated and played by an orches- star. “Pom-Pom,” which is a Henry tra brought by the company, its scen W. Savage production with all the and costumes shine with bandboy gorgeous opulence of that impres-| radiance. sario’s wont, promises to play to a rec: Little Mitzi, pert and pretty and} derworld and the careful pre: ord audience at the Auditorium Fri- bubbling with unforced spirit, of} to stage a course leads all the way. The offering is imme tle Mit: will-o'-the-v day evening, February 15. Judged on points, this musical using any standards you please, i a class by itself. In the high av age of its talent, comedy, tonal or en- semble, its pictorial side, with scen- swagger that ery by ihat bold apostle of the Sizar inally, Mitzi Joseph Urban, the consistency and in: | when she talk terest of its story, its stage manage- ment by George Marion, and what not, sp Mitzi herself is praise.¢ <<» 4s" be obtained in the early summer, Ad | iva Sir John R. Jeilicoe, former} J lit could be that the “submarine men- jace is killed.” However, he predicted reark months before that time. The output of ship tonnage in the ‘United States in 1913 has been vari- [ously estimated at from 2,500,000 tons 4,0) 110,000 tons, with shipping board | | otticiale confident that at le: sig 4c. | 000 tons will be completed. Ships Sunk Could Not be Replac mate of Great Britain's ed in Three Years at 1917 | pected to materially in Building Rate sid TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT | | LASTRITE RI TES F R OR PIONEER WOMAN Washington, D.C D. C., , Feb, 14.—Ship | tonnage sunk by submarines in 1917; was nearly three times as great as | the total of production in the United | } States and Great Britain during that i aa ‘Services for: Late Mrs. ‘T. year. This was disclosed today vy the an- J. Tully at St. Mary’ 3 Fri- day Morning nouncement of Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer in the British house of commons that Great Britain produced only 1,163,474 tons; celebrated at St. Ss pr Fnoacal| of shipping last year. The output in | at 10 o'clock Titans miorning for the the. United States was 901,223 tons, | Jate Mrs. T. J. Tully, one of Bismar making a total combined tonnage of \pioncer vonien. The last rites have! 2,064,697, while sinkings by ‘submar-! heen delayed: pendiig the in last_ year generally are reckoned | a son, Sergt Joseph. Tully, U. 0,000 tons. it-| is finished, te, that inimitable | Pom Pom, the prima donna, takes, other tibly droll, with: assurance and) is carried into the poli is full of snap and orig- n dance and sing, and. tiv: in that odd dry little; the famous crooks of the city and sim-| could wi , te giggles will come over the’ ply s When Mitzi yodels in that ing off the situation with a bravado | scenes. “Pom-Pom” is. an entertainment to fascinating way that belongs to the that has in it truly feminine inconsist- mountains of southern Europe, and’ encies and comical. touches. oot, predicted that by next August} Solemn: rewuten sph mass was). ation of extremes; interweaving the! shine with distinction, ife of the Olympic Theatre in| Such as Margaret Jarman, the all its excitement of a first night per-' grand opera singer, Charles Mac- | formance with the emes of the un- Naughton, the leading comedian. agent) Royd Marshall, the leading tenor, Hat- jewel robbery which be-| tye Fox, etchi soubrette, Thomas rossed before the play, Walsh, and Ben “Hastings, bold bad burglars; James S. Ryan, and many with the entire New York cast and huge production in “POM POM” The Melodramatic Comic Opera that is cheering the country from coast to coast. PRICES ASIN ALL CITIES......0.0000.0.0..4.+.....$2.00 to 50 Tickets ‘on sale at Knowles, the Jeweler. Mail orders received how. “MITZI is IRRESISTABLE” | comes eri the part of the saucy pickpocket, and Pom- Pom is none of your “Revues” e court be- with a potpourri of vaudeville acts, tween acts by over-zealous detec- but a consistent and interesting story. There Pom Pom meets with set in as high class a frame as one h. Originality and novelty steps and color bathes its Ss up the atmosphere, c mork To miss Pom Pom will be to forgo a three hour pleasure. [4 Triangle on films means the same as Sterling on silver, so you know | what to expect tonight when you sez ; Douglas Fairba in “The Good bad ; Man.” It's a Triangle in five acts. 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PACLINE FREDERI Famous Players: Paramount t 6,! ot hile complete figures on construc- tion in Japan, Italy, France and other | of Spokane, Was: and two @ ters, Mrs. John Kennedy of Fort Me-| Pherson, Ga., and Mrs. Fred Dobler of | nations in 1917 are not yet available. | Seattle. Wash, | . officials here do not believe their ag-| gregate equalled the total of the Unit- ed States. If that is the case sub- marine sinkings more than doubled | all new. tonnage produced. Betterment in 1918. Both American and British officials | expect a very different story in 1918, | however. The United States andj Great Britain are speeding up their! shipping programs and naval officials in both countries have confidently pre- dicted that the submariné will be curbed this summer. Secretary Dan- fels believes that effectual results will | BACK ACHE Limber Up With Penetrating | *. 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