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THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1918.
SIX
j AT THE THEATERS
"La Tosca"
The period of the play is enrly in
the last century. "La Tosea" is intro
duced as a beautiful, light hearted
Italian woman surrounding hy admir
ers, courted hy everyo'ie for her art
istic ability, and lovlns the painter,
Mario Cuvarndossi, with all the ardor
of her Latin temperament. Life for
the pinger is only another word fot
happiness. Suddenly she finds that
Mario and .she are in prosit dancer.
The painter has helped Anuelotti, ii
political prisoner, to escape, and Har
on Sciapa. the dreaded t hief of l'olice
is aware of the fact. Events hein
to move swiftly. The sinner and
Mario are arrested, and Tosca is forc
ed to listen to the r roans of her tor
tured lover until she reveals the hid
ing place of I'avaradossi. The pris
oner swallows poison and dies, and
Mario is thrown into a cell.
l'leased with his work Scraps dines
at case, and sends foi the singer.
There is one way to save her lover's
life. If she will agree the Chief of
l'olice will arrangt for Mario's escape,
lie will order him shot, but the guns
will contain no bullets, and after the
soldiers are gone the lovers can leave
Italy. Tosca cements to give her
honor in exchange for the safe con
duct that will save the man she loves.
As Scrapa turns to write the docu
ment the desperate woman catches
sight of a knife on the table. The
first embrace of the beastly Chief of
l'olice nerves her arm, and she buries
the blade in his heart. Snatcning the
paper from his nerveless ringers, Tos
ca turns to flee.
Arriving at the prison she shows
her safe conduct to the officer in
charge and is admitted. Mario is led
out to execution. Tosca waits in an
angle of the wall. The volley is fired.
The singer rushes to her lover, and
bends over him. lie does not move,
and there is blood on his breast.
Scrapa has tricked her. Mario is
dead. The agonized woman throws
herself from the parapet of the prison.
Edward Jose directed the produc
tion. It is mounted with splendid
effect, and its artistic merits of scene
costuming, and general ensemble are
of a high order. Pauline Frederick
plays Tosca with a just appreciation
of her varying moods, and shows con
siderable tragic force. Frank Losce
is a polished but vividly repulsive
Baron Scrapa. Jules ltaucourt as
Mario, Henry Herbert as Angelotti.
and V. II. Forestelle as Spoletti give
well considered characterizations. The
camera work hy Ned Van Huron is in
keeping with its importance to the
artistic result.
Dorothy Dalton in
"Love Me"
"Love Me," a five-part Paramount
Production, supervised by Thomas 11.
Ince, is a careful working over of well
tried material. As Maida Madison, a
western girl, who marries a wealthy
young chap from the east, Dorothy
Dalton plays an unsophisticated young
wife who is sorely tried by her hus
band's family, until she saves her
sister-in-law from disgrace at the risk
of her own reputation.
"Love Me" makes a novel start. It
opens in a western mining town, and
the heroine is introduced as a civil
engineer in charge of construction.
Clad in a mannish, but becoming, get
up, Maida Madison is bossing the job
to every one's satisfaction when Gor
don Appleby, a member of an exclu
give Philadelphia family arrives from
the east. He also is an engineer, and
his admiration for his fellow-worker
ripens into love. The two are married
and returns to Philadelphia. Here
the ljieezv style of th" young wife
shocks her new relatives, and they
betray themselves as a set of snobs.
Gordons stands by his wife, however,
and she wins them all over by making
the above-mentioned rescue of the
family honor.
Dorthoy Dalton is hardly the type
for so ingenious a herione, but acts
with sincerity, her own charm of per
son standing her in good stead. Jack
Holt as Gordon Appleby, William Con
klin, as Rupert Kenton, Dorcas Mat
hews as Eunice, Melbourne MacDo-
vell as Grant Appleby, Ellinor Han
cock as Mrs. Appleby and Robert Mc
Kim as Mortimer Appleby give the
star excellent support. Roy William
Neill directed the picture, and John
Stumar was the cameraman.
Vivian Martin in
"Unclaimed Goods"
A new author with a new story is
one of the important items to be
credited to "Unclaimed Goods," a five
part Paramount picture featuring Vi
vian Martin, and presented by Jessi
L. Lasky. Johnson McCulley is the
name of the author and the scenario
was made by Gardner Hunting.
Metsy nurke is the daughter of
Western sheriff, and her father's love
of a joke is at the bottom of the young
lady s adventures as an express pack
age. Having decided to send the girl
to her uncle in a distant town, and,
being short of cash, he turns her over
to the express company, and ships
her C. O. D. Before Betsy reaches
her destination her uncle has been
deprived of all his money by a gang
of gamblers that have practically
seized the town. Duly labeled with
the proper number of express tags,
Betsy gets out of the Wells-Fargo
stage at Gold Center, and is met by
her uncle. He embraces his niece,
and starts to take her to his home.
The agent stops the pair, and shows
his waybill. Uncle Murphy cannot
settle the C. O. D, and P.etsy is oblig
ed to stay in charge of the agent, a
young man with a quick eye for a
pretty girl.
Matters get dramatic right away.
"Gentleman Joe" Slade, head of-the
gamblers, seees the animated express
package, and determines to lay claim
to her. A war of wits and grit follow.
Donegan ,the express agent, is Betsy's
champion, and an old admirer of her's
a would-be badman named "Cocopah
Kid," turns up in time to fight on the
Bide of beauty in distress. It's a real
mixup at the finish, with Betsy put
"Y. W." Girls Now
Wear Prescribed
Uniform Everywhere
Orders have come from national
headquarters of the Y. W, C. A., re
quiring every woman worker identifi
ed with field activities in connection
with present war centers and nation-
il educational campaign to wear the
uniform.
Consequently, hundreds of women
will soon appear in the official uni
form already recognized in France as
marking the wea.--r among the forces
of onoiof the most valuable agencies
in war work. When the order went
nut from the War Departni"nt that
ill civilians working in camps must
wear unilorms tne i. v. i;. a., nan
already ordf red theirs.
From the beginning the V v . C. A.,
workers in France have been attired
in an adaptation of the French officer's
blue uniform, with silver buttons and
with the Blue Triangle of the Y. W.
C. A., on hat n lid i leeve.
The uniform consists of a box-
plaited skirt and Norfolk jacket with
Kitchener pocket both of Horizon
blue and a black hat of the In-rorn
design. On the right sleeve mil front
of the hat is worn the insignia of the
W. C. A.
The Y. W. C. A., "regulars" in war
work are supposed to wear gray flan
nel shirts with black knitted silk lie,
high black shoes or low black shoes
or black cloth gaiters or leggings.
Over the uniform th overseas
munition workers wear n big gray
blue cotton blouse. It is really an
apron buttoned dewn to the bottom
with sleeves like a dress. It is the
sort of thing nil the street car motor
women wear, except theirs is black.
Tho French nurss wear the same
thing in white. It is a very comjnon
garment made with a yoke with box
plaits all around and a belt ;o bring
it in at the waist It is the French
boy's apron and can he bought at de
partment storts.
SEALED TENDERS
Sealed tenders will be received at
the Oflice of the County Clerk at Wai
luku, County of Maui, Territory of
Hawaii, until 10:00 A. M., Friday
morning the Sth day of November,
1918, for the supplying meat and pol
to the Wailuku Jail and Malulan'
Hospital for a term of one year.
The Boari of Supervisors of tho
County of Ma'ii T. H. reserves t Up
right to reject any and all tender.-'
By order of the P ard of Sufi" vis
ors within and for th.- County of Maui
WV FRED KWC.
Co'iity C'le--. County of Maui.
up at auction, and the kid dying in
the fight made by Donegan and the
boy for the woman they both love.
Advt..
Have
If Wim
iff i'teiiil
It mM
Stricter Food Saving
Needed, Says Hoover
October 19, 1918.
To the Maui News,
Wailuku.
A cable from Hoover says: "It should lie made clear to the people
of your territory that the mi'itary situation forms no adequate reason
lor relaxation of conservation. On the contrary European developments
make emphasis upon conservation. New effort is particular')- im
portant because the evacuation of occupied territory imposes upon us
t ho responsibility for a large additional civilian population."
CHILD.
Weekly Program At Wailuku And Kahului Theatres
Saturday, October 2f!th.
PAULINE FREDERICK in
LA TOSCA"
BILLY WEST In
"HIS DAY OUT"
Sunday, October 27th.
EARL WILLIAMS in
"AN AMERICAN LIVE-WIRE"
And 2 SERVICE REELS.
Monday, October 28th.
"BABES IN THE WOODS"
And, "THE EAGLE'S EYE"
Tuesday, October 29th.
MADAME PETROVA In
"TO THE DEATH"
And, "THE SEVEN PEARLS"
Kahului
Saturday, October 25th.
VIVIAN MARTIN In
"UNCLAIMED GOODS" (Paramount)
And, "THE EAGLE'S EYE"
Mondav, October 28th.
PAULINE FREDERICK In
LA TOSCA"
Also, BRAY CARTOON
Paramount Travelogue.
Tuesday, October 29th.
BABES IN THE WOODS'
And, "THE WOMAN IN THE WEB'
Wednesday, October 30th.
MADAME PETROVA in
"TO THE DEATH"
You Tasted
Take care to order it next time. Phez is a rich, vivid wine-red
clear beverage. The pleasure it gives begins with satisfying the
eye and ends with a long-lingering memory of the freshness,
coolness and delicious flavor.
Add
2 Parts
of Water
Just the pure juice,
with natural fruit acids
of the Loganberry, di
rect from Oregon's fa
mous vineyards.
American Factors, Limited
Wholesale Distributors for Hawaii
Wednesday, October 30th.
DOROTHY DALTON in
"LOVE ME"
Also, "THE WOMAN IN THE WE1V
And Pathe News.
Thursday, October 31st.
"THE TEN OF DIAMONDS"
Also, "A FALLEN STAR"
And Tathe News.
Friday, November 1st.
VIVIAN MARTIN in
"UNCLAIMED GOODS"
Also, BRAY CARTOON
Paramount Travelogue.
Theatre
Also
ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE in
"FATTY OUT WEST
And Pathe News.
Thursday, October 31st.
DOROTHY DALTON in
"LOVE ME"
Also, "THE SEVEN FEARLS"
And Pathe News.
Friday, November 1st.
"THE TEN OF DIAMONDS"
"A FALLEN STAR"
Kahului Theatre box office open every
day (except Sunday) from 2 to 4 P. M.
the "heippy"
fruit drink
At Fountains
Drug Stores
Grocers
fflfl
i Mm
Maui Dry Goods & Grocery Company, Limited
-a fish foot that is always
in the market.
HENRY MAY & CO., LTD.
Distributors, Honolulu.
Exterior
WASHABLE PAINT
Especially efficient and
economical for mill work
Sanitary weatherproof - fireproof.
A high grade cold water paint for exterior
and interior work. Put up in 350-lb. barrels.
"A reputation behind it", and approved by
the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
HONOLULU, T. II.
Sfime 3able3(aliuiui Slailroad Co.
Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday)
The following schedule went into effect June 4th, 1913.
TOWARDS WAILUKU
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Mills
5-3
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5-5
34
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PUUNENE
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3 00 6 10 2.5 1
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1. AH trains dally except Sundaya.
t. A Special Train (Labor Train) will leave Wailuku dally, except Sundaya.
at 5:30 a. m., arriving at Kahulut at 5:50 a. ru., and' connecting wltli
the 1:00 a. tn. train for Puunene.
3. BAGGAGE RATES: 160 pounds of personal baggage will be carried free
of charge on each whole ticket, and 75 pounds on each half ticket, wnea
baggage Is In charge of and on the same train as the holder of the ticket
For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be
charged.
For Ticket Fares and other Information see Local Passenger Tariff I. C 0
No. I, or Inquire at any of the Depots.
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on clothes by turchasing
good clothes.
You need not buy
often, if you choose
wisely.
Born tailoring offers the
greatest measure of clothes value
In exchange for each dollar
invested.
Born tailoring offers you
true clothes economy,
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SARDINES
Dainty mid
Satisfying
TOWARDS HAIKU
Distance
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STATIONS
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