The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 6

same time refusing to contract for i] San Carlo Opera ‘ where Gefman agitatora try to aw b er appear are bas Bret eae any definite job at any particular P t Th the seed of discontent among the Age Fase ag | Maddalena, i men the tu sten miines. ie tu) 0 tine oF day after Bert. 20 and e-| RED ERASE HURSE WINS To Presen ree welwore, te Se. tee Yon Collignon as Tigoletto, clining to rl . abi as to New Sopranos, CHARLES RAY AT RIALTO Reld will be C Bape’s ae eo A ga declare this @ brazen hold-up in the The San Carlo Grand Opera Com:| 4N “LAW OF THE NORTH ends yspepsia, acidity, interest of profiteering landlords, pany, which during the first week of ‘ * gas, indigestion who thus can prevent tenants from | (ee tronth's ab ment at the Ha: | warp ag it aid ae Genes ‘BROADWAY BUTTERFLIES’ y 2 fhe, ‘ tl : M , ." will be the chile! us moving, the van men insist that it] bert Theatre has fully sustained tho| COME TO THE COLUMBIA S t , tlou at the Rialto, Ray ts seen us # Your meals hit ‘hack! Your stom- is due to higher Mabe costs, with the | splendid reputation it achieved a young tapos re atled “Eaglet.” 7 te STG Ey ach is sour, acid, gassy and you fe great dem 1 for their services in year ogo at the Forty-folrth Street| second in command at the tradin; im Howe will bring his “Broad- Dloated after cating or you other lines and their own difficulties | Theatre, will open the second week, Post Is a scoundrelly trader, who cov-| way Butterflies” to the Columbia od Ml Pays indig: ha pei or n obtaining helpers at almost any — | Monday with “Carmen.” Three new} ects souee, a een a can | pentte on Monday afternoon, This ache, but never mind. Here is ~ * , ad glet” goos to a Dos Be a . rice -{ > a sopranc © promised. Miss Loretta | is @ new organization of burlesquers instant relief. Landlords and Tenants Mass eC, eeperaL AND STATE io} Evening World Publicity of ropranon are promised. | Mae Loretta abducts the clr! apd kills her Cather. Who have been supplied with @ twon -orce itte i¢ 3 ‘ . f ‘ : 7 act trav on life along the Forces for Bitter Fights FOR TENANTS. : the Egelheiser Case Still | letto” Wednesday afternoon, and that | “BOWERY BURLESQUBRS” | White way.” Fun, music and dancing ] To combat th tuation the ne . ‘ fr 7 | or + Pe evening Miss Olga Carrara will be Gj constitute the principal features of | Over the } Moving Period. lena League, with Assemblyman Bearing Fruit. Santussa {n “Rusticana,” While Bat. AT HU RTIG & SEAMON’S| the performance. together with vat« | teeta: Saas See “Gouianias AGA. leg ‘Mary | Aha unl sliy eevee by hw Seveniap | Crea ertermoee 8 Faust,” Miss! “phe powory Hurlesquers” will ye | Aeville specialties Ateering landlords are utive Committee an va Mal publicity given by The Evening fya Didur, daughter of the well-| at Hurtig & Seamon's Theatre, The| , | woret Tenth Of thes Mardfin as Executive retary, Is World to the sad case of Mrs. Julia| known Metropolitan basso, will sing} company giving “The Health Hunt. | “EVERYTHING” A BIG HIT Organizations of tenants preparing various vizorous measures, Egelheiser of No, 206 Grove Street,| the Margueri q ers” inchiles Billy Foster, Frank AT THE HIPPODROME | owners are gathering follow @ jncluding « meeting at Coope | Brooklyn, who was threatened ,with 5 abe heard. The, other Harcourt, Pam Lawrence, Marty Sea- | portent |memorable October Day struggte, Union on the night of Sept “ eviction from her home because he] Pili, for tne wrek ares Tuesday, "d - | Sylvia Wend Mien” erything” at the Hippodrome is j Tenants are urging one another i of street meetin und an appeal to did not possess $13, is still bearing! els of the Madonna,” benefit perforr Ms ° F lattracting huge crowds. De Wolf resist higher rent nds, and iand Jent Wilson for prompt passage fruit. ance for the Stage We ‘s War Hopper is happily placed and con- lords afe just an enerwet brac- he bill introduced in Congress by Mro, Kgotheiser is the woman who| Relief, with Mmes, Amsden and Melis,| RED CROSS THEATRE ny a conspicuous bit to the ng to stand firm on the new rates, sen ive f roaner K owe make was late Without support when her] Me sete, Ae atin, Royer and Cery LUNA PARK SUCCESS | > theluding his elephant The landlords were reinforced to ¥ cere ay the 196 facee, The! three sons, one of whom gave up his|with Mmes. Del Valle and De Mette, | ye training eee aman Aeikie eceee an unexp d degree this week by sue will appeal to Mayor | life at Chateau-Thiery, went to the| Messrs. Agnostini, Viglione, De Biast; The Red Cross Theatre at Luna Hoch asd al ts oer Stare ‘4 Don't stay upset! Hat a tablet of |the moving van army, which had pre ri Whitman and all State defense Of thetr country and Cervi; dnesday | evening, | Park is the most attractive spot Inj filing new friends. — oy Pape's Diapepsin and immediately the par secretly but thoroughly, to ‘tors, It threatens rent strikes ve - A reporter for ‘The Beenie & 1a alleria Rustican and + “Pag | Coney Island. Moving pictures of the| ; oh figestion, gases, acidity and alll ici tenants who would move rathe picks nyt bluck-listed Miss JANE McKEE thia morning saw thres letters to the| with Mmes, Craft (eu attint) and | W&f direct from the Committee on stomach distress ends. ft yu rd Be h Mmes. © ane) Public Information, are shown there. Pape’s Diapepsin tablets are the|*® e pay moro rent ; mae inet “Recent appeals to the Federal De Jane McKee Refused to Leave an forlorn woman, each bearing the sig- fare ate Gaisie eed, eae AD?| The Red Cross receives every cent ‘ mf d- surest, quickest stomach relievers in| 94 storage concerns In all parte o} nent of Labor have resulted in sib oanl ‘. i nature “Mother,” and each affording | ‘°!% ervi: Frida which the theatre makes. In addi- (Fron the gh Chiron the world. They cost very little at|the city now demand from $8 to $10 | suggestions as to how the ait- American Hospital During a proof of @ aympathetle public's witle| Madan tarletie civing Nata ton there are the numerous rides—| 14 wae nota very rapid wooer and a t . an hour for their services, at the n should be handled, Several are] Bombardment : . *|_ The San Carlo is giving New | over twenty of them—the Submarine |“? Feet ane Thee aak ae rug stores. | imil ypted here after . ingness to givo ald where aid is de-|music lovers a fine variety of Works A\tack’ the Mulacttula Theatre. th rin the parlor, “juat those two.” similar ¢ ; Site wer Calcnsed Gama oad to Ualbe » the Hula-Hula re, the in the parlor, “juat those two, ihe asi \teering had been al devotion and contempt for | sired. j wit ; : jcircus and Gordon's concessions, also {rap came at the front door, oxy hvening World a French War Cross has just| News of the threatened eviction of |“°COMed merited patronage. the Chutes and Witching Waves. other!” she sald, “who ean The department has « arded to Miss Jane McKee, No.| seg Julia ig, , e ‘ 8. Jul Seelhe | Under no Raper, the Rivoll Sane Rana G ‘Say, you're out,” said the gay de- resentative local committees in more | gg h Avenue, Brooklyn, Red ine Hoe he | ee . aon than thirty cities where rising Tent8 ros nurse serving at an American hos- [804 star on her stu Oroneatea will play Hosmera woul, | “FOR HUSBANDS ONLY” |x ao, rnat_ would bo untroe,” have been interfering with Govern-| iia near the French front, which was |PiM, bore further fruit to-day. Anony-| jiatto Orchestta, under Hugo Riesen-| REMAINS AT BROADWAY | murmured the ingenuous ono. |, h ment war work, and it Urges the 8416) cently bombarded by German airmen. |™Mous evidence that her supreme sac-|feld, will give — Tschaikowsky’s tele ee ‘Then say you're’ engaged," hé prin Ip! ‘ue pore on Pyne ne at During the entire bombardment, Miss | Tifice shall not remain unappre ated. | oe eingere f psy ped te n| “For Husbands Only,” by Lois ss “ON, may 1, Ch * she cried as masses oppressed by exactions o s Serey Gral 0 ange- | cw, Rordiicieto His landlords. MeKe Dra femal ectinera Aop hh Ca praia hoot bearing the ing ment. At the Strand Theatre minia- ae and starring Mildred Harris, ‘And the, man Kept ‘on knock "5 direction of the Homes ‘ ny the Atlantle . ure of “Mother” gave proof of the} + nd opera will be resumed in| has met with such success at the| 'i r. i Service of the Housing Bureau he ee Petts bes] Teady willingness to give aid where | conjunction ites ne remiiar pro- | anny Theatre that Manager _ J f Council of National Defense has Bho invas e framme, beginning to-morrow with a|Kashin has decided to hold it over operated. ‘The local committees form Oe Se Sree Oe ae Ee, wel Sone red. |scene from “Rigoletto,” under direc-| for a second week. It is a comedy- Pal delat Nd sub-committees, which act as rent Ge with Miss McKee were alao decorated. cat hasten to share with you What) tio, of Harold Edel. drama of the French school with an 7B WAY at 47" t justment bodies, the ring on eac The citation reads as follows: o remains of my son's ailotment to}! od . ingenious story and a novel ending. one representative of labor, one of) | “JanypMcKee, an American graduate ime for the month of August.—Mother| The Humanitarian Cult announces 4 bn Shel o - lrealty interest and one of the general) nur ving with 1 Finlay Unit, wt te F oe Series of musicales at Carnegie . lover rent, the cuinmittes calls land- Unguished herself by special devotion |°f the letters, with an inclosure of §2 AT 81ST STREET THEATRE | Direction HAROLD EDEL jlord, tenant and others interested contempt for danger durin Another signing her “One, Yet My Height: 6 ft. 1 inch Weight: 145 lbs. Face: Thin Features: Prominent Description: When last seen was on his way to hospital. ‘Used to we ae 185, had florid complexion, appetite and enthusiasm for Sor. Six months ago began to have irregular bowel movements. } Took pills. Lost weight—still irregular. Took salts—violent results. Had medical examination: doctor diagnosed case as | self-poisoning, due to clogged, decaying, f food-waste in large intestine; said pills and purges had weakened the intestinal muscles so they would not function. Man protested violently that he was not sick. Doctor replied that he had been sick since first bowel irregularity. Prescribed complete rest and the Nujol Treatment. Said if he had cultivated regular habits with Nujol he would have had no trouble —now, however, he was an easy mark for the poisoning he was allowing in his own body, REWARD: For restoration of this man to regularity, Nature of- fers reward of health, and return to normal weight and keenness. If you are the man, apply at the near- est drug store for one bottle of * NUJOL is sold only in sealed Wi arning : Ni bearing the Nujol Trade Mark. Insist on NUJOL. You may suffer from substitutes, Nujol Laboratories STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) 50 Broadway, New York { Re How often P an AE of LLS interfered with your work or spoiled your pleasure? Good health ¢ f is mostly a matter of sound digestion, Whenever you t are troubled by dyspepsia, flatulence, sour eructations, sick headache, biliousness or constipation, take Beech- am’s Pills, They quickly and effectively correct digestive disturbances, stimulate the supply of gastric juice and Tone the Stomach Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box, Sold by druggists throughout the world, In boxes, 10c., 25¢, | GREEDY LANDLORDS OFFICIAL- LY CALLED PROFITEERS. | has declared officially that jandlords| |who raise rentals beyond legitimate costs must be re; profiteers | The committees to show th been justitie lords found guilty appealed to upon patriotic grounds and told just how their practices in- terfere with the comfort and well- being of the workers, thereby reducing the production of war essentials When they realize that rent profiteer- ing means aiding the enemy and postponement of victory, they w come to an agreement with the mittee, If they do not, the commit- tee takes prompt measures to place them in the light of publicity. Re- porta to the Bureau of Industrial | Justified by the level of the rents, This has proved promptly ef- fectual in forcing rent reduction, Homes Registration and Infor. mation Division suggests that the supply of housing accommodations tay be increased by a publicity cam- palin and a canvass of Vacant houses, flats and rooms. In New York this was undertaken by the police at the of taking roomers should be appealed to in this emergency to on pa. triotic grounds until builders can re. sume operations for supplying more homes, eee JEWS OBSERVE NEW YEAR. Jewish folk throughout the world are ebrating Rosh Hushanah—the Jewish New Year— to-day. The festivities will ys and end with th f the war is visible in ation, the Jewish Wel ing arranged for th of soldiers and sallors who cam city for thelr holidays, Why Dread Old Age? It doesn't matter how old you are, if | you keep we II and fective, Lots of folks are yo er at 70 than others are at 60, ii ume, bent backs; stiff, achy, rheumatic joints; bad eyesight and deat ness are too often due to neglected kidney trouble and not to advancing years Don't let weak |kidneys age you. Use Doan's Kidney | Pills, ‘They have made life more com |fortable for thousands of elderly folks. New York City Testimony | Mrs. Nel Hlie Kelly, S00 W, 126th St., i rked too hard and it weake dneys and caused backache ago. A heavy, dull pain f | of my back made me in misery «and often. 1 back toothache, My kidns Orie of faril y Doan's Kida Pills and five boxes entirely cured t | | KIDNEY PILLS tore: DOAN’ 60¢ at all Dru Toster Milburn Co. The Bureau of Industrial Hous ing] tp ‘of profitecring aro| woman to rece An Autumn Show andlord's|greensward of the foreground. The airplanes ing upon the well curb, are scattered over the plain, |Join this class ¢ ment of the hospital by Fioatiis Miss McKee arrived in France with | you ask The tof the Woren's ) yi Ave (nemeetons (Oreck by 8 ‘forty nurses and | misunderstan a in this group. On ar-]and insurance r y were met by Caroline Fin * who went over jast winter to make Washington, rangement for the hospital's work. Mi When an brbtet has since her arrival been in ctive service. She is the first Brooklyn | Visited Mrs. the French War Cross. | this morning another lette received from Sweeper No, “I read in At the Gallery Of Calo & Sons By W. G. pele tane your money. your rent up. ‘rees are painting features of the canvas, A second picture by the same artist is called “Springtime at the Lake Blue Mountain Lake, Adirondack Mountains, White birches lend dis- tinetion to the picture at the left. The lake shows placid in the middle dis: tance, The forest floor of the fore- Mrs, Egelh she would a generous jasistance fri This, generous re Richards, w to ars and among the trees, The curling smoke from the red chimney is decorative in its treatment. At the right is a well sweep, with the bucket rest- The brush- ing is broadly done, but the color ings are dashing in brilliance, A |\@ result rambling path connects the house | and well. The sky is full of a sun- set glow. “The Tiains—Late Afternoon,” by W. A. Coffin, deals with a rolling Scher stretch of country. WOMAN of Ontario Walton, Mr break. | legs at would | The five pe ing up the monotony that otherwise obtain, A colorful mass of | Walton cloud takes up half of the sky. | curred Ww “Cows in Pasture,” by G. Glenn | where th ewell, 18, 48 usual, vigorously the occur handled and is a good example of the work of Mr, Newell, are well considered and nicely bal- anced, and tho meandering brook of the meadows 1s a pleasing break in the pasture, The trees of the paint- ing are in good color. The Montclair Art Museum has re- opened for the fall and winter season. The first exhibition there will be a summer sketch exhibition (oils) by artists throughout the This will be opened on and tance under | that the car omy to bei The drive wife was ki th ignal A stay Cimlotti is to conduct an out-of-door sketch class in Mont r during the months of Septem- ber and October, Artists desiring to n make the needful arrangements with Miss Innes, Cura- tor of the Montclair Art Museum, Thomas R. Manley, the well-known r of both miniatures and land- Now Open East 177th Bronx, larcent has just moved into an at- |} New attract tractive studio, Dikes Lane, Mont- clair, J. During the fall and win- ter Mr, Manley will take a limited number of pupils. Applications for membership in Mr. Manley's classes should be made to Miss Innes, Cura- tor Montclair Art Museum, | _ . REPORT GAFFNEY AT PARTY. Story That Murde: Who b From Tomba Was G ording to a report on the Wot AUDU BON Teh ACADEMY Si.Mrsic. on, ICROTON A bly! yet vag Side, Vincent Gaffney, the murderer who v) Mon,, Tusa, Wea. 570, 11.| Sum, Moo,, Tues, Wed epe's 840, 11, Mon,, Tues, Wed, escaped from the Tombs, appeared lar ‘ON EARTH. THEATRE, E THEA. 90h St, JA PAN ES E GARD Monday night at a “block party’ In [mand Concerts and Open Alr Perform- STAR lexington Av., 107th St. N MQ” vad Bw end Bat,, Bert West Vitty-fourth Strest, between N ror Afternoan end Byening by the n., Tues, Wed, sept, 9 10, 11 and ‘Thur’ Sept, 18, 19, EW VHEA and Tenth Ie wow dressed 1s leet raion Frecarenies FOLLY ratn BEDFORD [ifs Bettrd & RIDGEV OOD : ¥ ‘ " the atory, and did | jen warned usementa of he Uy Dok! jon. wee, ‘ed Rothing tention inti hes ‘Be Mou, Tues, Wel. See O10, 1 Mon,, usa, Wed Sept. 10 18, 18 TERMINAL Hi.shh vounk ing with another mar BAY RIDGE aia Kan tact | SAMATIC A Mitten sty Syn. Moo. Tyee, W he drew ver and fired several Mon,, Tuos,, Wod., Bopt, 9. 10 1 Moa,, Tue,, Wed. "ep! ®, 10, 11,| Sem. #8 10a, mings th . \ TRE. 9 Gaffney then vanished. ‘Tiere were se \ v.83, Mon. Tues, Wed., Sept. 16, 17, 18. ehidren at play in the neighaur- KR PRIC ADMIS3ION TO id, and some GROUD Ds wo CENTS. All,, in France Evening World reporter tached to the U, have been cal) landlord ¢ will give bim If you want to, I will p care of Postm offer, in spite of bumble ack Car Car When it Became mobile on a grade crossing and Western wa horn of the 4 jas submitted to the amputation Tufts of grass acm on thelr way e Within 100 feet of the house Schermerhorn was The COWS | watchman says he held up th Mrs, Schermer — es | New York International Exposition & Amusement Park Demonstrations in Cookin id Evening Worid they wi raighten out the evident “Tam sure if “HE COMES UP SMILING” | Yor the first half of the week, the | WITH FAIRBANKS, RIVOLI | eignty-tirst Street Theatre will have | | Soon Mae Marsh in the film play “Money ding over your allotment| ‘The Rivoll will have Dougias Fatr-| Mad." Be ginning Thursday “the | with the authorities at) banks {n the photoplay “He Comes | Grain of Dust” will be shown, There | Please find $2 inclosed."|Up Smiling.” The film ls with| Will also be vaudeville acts. | the adventui of Jerry small country bank, wh tin, ¢ chiet | “PAR nematic AN FLIRTS” gE at her home at duties seem to be that of custodian U yr . BU. JOU she proudly displayed Of he Vind Bresidantia pet senary IN OLYMPIC BURLESQUE r which she had just} |The bird escapes from its cage one| i epee " n one of the sailors at-|day and Jerry starts in pursuit, The| Charles Robinson's “Parisian Flirts” 8. 8. Robin, Mine | Chase leads him into the country,| will be the attraction at the Olympic | area ‘ where he mects several knights of| Theatre. Among those who appear in 3. The letter said \the road, and his old time y & musical burlesque are vd} Robinson, the papers where you|for the open asserting itself, May Bernhardt, Al da rent slacker, If|the tramps. HKandoulph, Freda Lehr, erry FI ing, Joe ¥ | res to meet me I] PrErep rua ng, Joe reels, Hal Groves and Marion a good run for LOEW'S NEW YORK AND Benson, his | AMERICAN THEATRES “THE SOURCE” AT STRAND |- You do not need to be lists maintained by its Homes Regis- | represented, know, Don't be backward—let me jright” on Tuesday; Louise Gia in| with a scene from “Rigoletto” as the | ~ a a, tration ‘and Information Division.| Gustave Wiegand’s good landscape | know everything. “A Law Unto Herself,” Wednesday; |feature. The principal singe: | DOUGLAS These tabulate all vacancies, thus|in cheerful colors is entitled “The| “If I can’t get the money by work-| Harry Morey in “The Green God, in Mor keeping down rent extortion by aiding ing for Uncle Sam, I'll write home| Thursday; “The Secret Code," Fri- PHOTO PLAYS. the operation of supply and demand, | Springtime Birches.” The springtime | for tt, 1 know how it 1s to be broke | day; Carlyle Blackwell in “By Hook . The lists are made ocal| Verdure of the birch trees along the | and, besides, I have a mother, and | or § and Mae Murray ’ y_ Roverammesita; those of | water front has been delightfully | if I thought she got the deal you did | in , er day. 7 “in which high rentals would i ( < » |I would desert the yy and clean) vaudeville bill at Loew's American justify @ tux valuation above that on| andied. and tn the distance the |) “ie ‘noche that t her in this | ‘Theatre for the first half of the week the public records, Where owners jn. | Mountains, in blue masses, enter alpen Please write at once afd!will be headed by “A Telephone sist upon high rentals, the bureau no-|Hghtfully Into the composition, The | jer me know Tangle." tifles local tax officers to assess the|cloud-flecked sky harmonizes well} “PAUL A. E | oan property for taxation upon a valuation| with the painted water and the! U, 8. 8. Robin, Mino Sweeper ‘MR. LOGAN, U.S. A.,” ACADEMY OF MUSIC FILM ter, N. ¥ heiser told the repo: ter | eknowledge the COMMENCING TO-MORROW (8U on ee ant a Bourse Mr Logan, U. A.," a patriotic | 1 fact that tho | Photodrama featuring Tom Mix, and \ ttance from Judge) produced by Wiillam Fox, will be ate cours Ur Lo.” | rare 1A o pald a personal visit | shown at the Academy of Music bhe- =; home of the widow | ginning to-morro A NEW O. HENKY STORY Mix portrays the her fifty dollars with! character a Secret Serv ERNO RAPA will conduct ost of the Aldermen follow e opera. . HUGO Fvening World publicity campaign | Cass Autuma Sunset," by Loule | whlch Mahe paid her rent and grocer's| (yr, Tho scenes of the play are laid THE RIVOLI ORCHESTRA ne bureau urges too that property |Paul Dessar, shows a portion of the | has all been used up. in a small Arizona mining =I To:S07, Laat Times LILA LEB (Cuddien)!| TO-DAY. Las owners who have not t n the habit|roof-tree of a brown house nestling - = ¢ Make-Heileves.” lin “IN PURSU IN AUTO KILLED. | PHOTO LL Rees msc» Here Mt Las on the Railroad at H, Dibble of killed and Mrs. Ke A.! same place has of both | Hospital, this rsons in the cur to attend the fair at when the accident oc- Charles The Foremost Portrayer of Roles—Daring, Dashing, Deriding Devil of the tertained. All but Mrs, dig- The signal, put started again, the train's wheels, whose Hed, It believed rhorn will survive. MUSEMENTS. ApwESION Now Open Street, Subway Station, West Farms Squ and Heat individ resort ‘Amerion oe F bot tone bein EXHIBIT BUILDING SPECIAL Sept. 7th, 2.30 P. M. and Canning Fe Mot TS ANDREA Food Specialist, which will touch the soul of every beholder. Scorned asa on of Uncle Sam's Navy, ARTS SRCTION, jardware Bxbibit, Don’t Fail to See It at William Fox Theatres N eM WAY at 42" DIRECTION S. L. ROTHAPFEL oF “rie NORTH" A Mack Sennett Comedy THE RIALTO ORCHESTRA A THRILLING STORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE It messages a heart appeal and love interest and romantic sentiment girl he loves, he smashes an enemy plot against his country, saves the life of his sweetheart’s uncle and his mine from destruction. JESSE L.LASKY Pra: ents "The Source” A Paramount Production EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION |Housing and Transportation reveal in-| D. Calo & Sons, No. 107 West 46th | a¢raid to let me do It, When I saw| The screen attractions at Loew's! LUMBER CAMP FIL R /cFeasing success of such measures to-| Street (the old Babcock Gallery). that pleco in The Evening World it|New York Theatre will be Alice Mf PLAY | BROADWAY a) fat profitee sf ” - ” 1 s Maral GeUartinbnt. clear weostanends have inaugurated their autumn show, | out me clear to the heart, If there | Brady in "The Death Dance," Mon-| ‘The bill at the Strand will inclute| [MMGUGLng local action similar to its own registry | RuMber of well known artists being |i, anything else I could do, let mo |4a¥; Sessue Hayakawa in “The Rirth-|an operatic production in silhouette CeO. ARLES RAY FELD wit) conduct et Times BIL. 1T OF PO! BURKE THE MOST DARING STUNT STAR IN MOTION PICTURES TO-DAY Western Doom- Plains. TOM MIX yMR.LOGAN - USA.” A WILLIAM FOX VICTORY PICTURE slacker by the ext Week <~-