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Miss Mary Dade Taylor has re
turned to hor homo on Monument1
Avcnuo after spending aevoral wookn
In Now Vork City. Miss Taylor aluo
visited friends In Baltimore this fall.
Sliu spent the summer months with
her iiarinUj, Mr. and Mrs. Jacquclln
r. Taylor, at the Groenbrler White
Sulphur Springe.
trciiaharr Here.
Mr?. Bunnell Crenshaw and her
lilldren, who spent tho Hummer |
ittont |ih on Ix>ng loland, have r
lurin'd to Itlchmond and havo taken
-'wiartment on Linden Street until
t!'?" r departure for California later
in the season. Commander Crenshaw
has been stationed at the Brooklyn
navy yard for somo time past and
vill shortly leuvo for the Pacific I
"'oast, whero he has been ordered for I
?luty.
.Mrs. Orenshnw waa before hor mar
' i.iRo Miss I'olly Boblns, daughter of
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins and the
late William Todd Boblns, of Blch
mond.
lUluran to Itlchmond.
Miss Nlcketttl Johnston has re
turned to her homo on 1'ark Avenue
aft.-r a visit to her atster, Mrs Moiling
Handy, In Bristol. Mrs. Handy, who
was formerly Miss Anne llo> John
ston, was the guest of her mother,
Mm. CJeorge Ben Johnston, here, for
:i brief stay this autumn.
111k* llurrrto'n linnet*.
Invitation*! have been Irsued by
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. flarreto, of 2C00
Monument Avenue, for a large dance
to be pi veil at the Country Club of
Virginia on Tuesday evening, Novem
ber "j::, at 9 o'ol?< k. In honor of their
debutante daughter, Mis.- Mi.rie l.oti
i>e Ilarreto.
Miss Barreio Is leaving fhorlly for
Annapolis to attend the dances at
the United States Naval Academy.
I.uneheun fur Writer*' Club.
Incident to the book fair, whi<-!i Ik
being held thin week, a beautiful
luncheon was tendered the Virginia
Writers;' Club In tho Colonial ,tea
room of Miller Ar Khoads yesterday
?it 1 o'clock, with Mr. and Mrs.
Khoads as hosts of tho occasion.
Many distinguished guests were pres
? hi and covers were laid for over
:.\ty. The Miiall tables were ar
i ..aged with slender vai es of pink
? .unatlons and every detail of the
luncheon was most effectively car
led out.
Mr. Tlhoads m.'tdo a very happy lit
tle Hpeocb <4 welcome to tho club
uid brief talk* were also made by
nn mb> rs of tho Virginia Writers'
'.'lub, several of the publishers pres
>nl, I)r. Thomas Cary Johnson and
Kosewell fane. Following the lunch
"i'i an Informal reception was held
?y the authors in the book depart
ment, where the fair I" being held,
lames Branch Cabell Is president of
the Virgin; i Writers' Club.
\ t erj?lliller.
Tho wedding of Mies Judith Kaun
? leroy Miller. daughter of Mrs. Ilar
iy .lackson Miller, to Preston Ktod
<l;ird Avery, of Pensacola, Kla.. took
nl.jce on Saturday at noon, October
in Trinity Kplscopal Church,
Washington, Va. Kcv. K. J. H.un
nond, I). !j , of Culpeper, performed
? he ceremony. Mrs. .!. Walton Wood
I .laved tin; wedding tnu.-lc.
The bride entered the rhuri'h on
?ii" arm of ner brother. Walter CS.
\liller. .iy whom she was given in
in.-trrl.iKe, and was met at the altar
iy the groom attended bv bis best
man, another brother, David Miller.
Her s;;t:.-r, Mrs. J. A. Speak.?, oi L,u
!?>>. ?..;i matron ?>( honor ttnd a
younger sister, Miss Helen Miller,
was maid of honor. The ushers,
cousins of the oride were
Henry Lloyd Miller and C. J. Miller,
-I i.
MN-r visiting Atlanta and other
? ut.tern eities M-. and Mrs. Avery
<? i' im at noine in Pcnsacol*., Kla.
I oilier?? riiuk.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. Crank, ot liar
? "ii Heights. havo announced th : en
?"a-? no nt and approaching marriano
'! Ho Ir daughter, Willie Frances.
: <# i Goodwin White Turner, also of
Itlchmond. The wedding will be cel
??biated some time this autumn.
Unci, Kriim Went.
W. TJ. Carter and daughter,
Mie., Margaret Carter, have Juit
turtle,| to Ulchinond. after an ? x
elided trip to the Pacific Coast. Tin y
topped at various points of interest
? ?'eluding Colorado Springs, Salt I^ake
? it.v. han Francisco. J?s Ang-1.Han
" t,.o anil the i,rand Canyon While
'? ? .?lifoMil.i they w(? r?? ? nU'ltaijicM
their cnu*in. Mr.s. George
? '?Hon, of Fuller ton.
In I'rf <*r*l?urK.
Is. Arin.vtroncr Mill ;m,i Mis*s r Til -
? ?flcnn, of Kuf.iula, Al.i . ari; vitfit
'r i ;a Ivicrrf-'iiiinr ? j Richmond, en
""to from N. W V -?rl:. Mrs. inn and
,., V ? -1"' '"'-h singers of talent
i... i-T !' ';,v. been studying with
, i'.'. ;l i M,."y aro wU,? their
? ti i. Miss Martha tilenn, at tho
? ?rne of W. i:. H.u-wood in I'cters
"iirg for a f ? ? w days.
??'??er Pnrk Club lleeepHon.
I .evenmg ;it f :SO o'clock, the
' llit; of filnter l'ark will
o-o'i'.. ?., . "l for ,ll,b niernbere,
th. it husbands and ilw ir friends
lh.: entertainment will be held im
. school building, corner ot
Hawthorne and Walton Avenues'.
r'>trrnlt>* Dam o.
An interesting affair of Raturdav
? \emng will bo a fiance given bv the
DINE AND DANCE
9 to 12 p. M.
Fxcellent Jaza Orchestra
from Boston, Mass
HOTEL RICHMOND
W. K. HOCKBTT, MCR
TOM:
I fortrivo you evcry
fliiiiir, Ii ii I 3011 must seo
me i<( "I lie Confession."
K08E.
Attention, Owls
The annual Memorial Scrvicn of
tho Order of Owls will be held at
Pine-Street Baptist Church next
Sunday, November 7th, at 3 o'clock
P. M. All OiTls aro requested to
meet at Owls* Hall, No. 813 East
.Marshall Street, at 2 o'clock, to
join tho liqo of march to the
church.
Tho public is cordially invited to
a'tend this service.
Women Who >'ce?l Strength
Should Rend and Consider
These Facts
Why will women continue to drag
around sickly, nervous, ailing, tired
all tho time, no energy or ambition to
?lo anything when It has been demon
strtod over and over again right in
our midst that Vinol, the cod-liver
and Irou Htrength-crc.itor and body
builder, will make rich red blood,
quicken the circulation and restore
strength, vitality and energy to every
organ and ranscle of the body.
If women would only stop and con
sider that their weakened, sickly, ail
ing condition Is almost always caused
by poor blood and how quickly Vlnol
increases the rod corpuscles and en
riches tho blood, druggists In this
town would not bo able to supply
the demand.?Adv.
0 clock. All members of the fra
ternlty arc cordially invited to be
present.
l'lauo Hc-cltal. ,
A piano recital was given by Minn |
Fannie Taylor'a pupil* Tuesday after
noon at lior residence, -124 North
Thirty-third Street. ,
A well-rendered program, mostly
from memory, was given. after which
refreshments were nerved.
The program included:
Merry Farmer Schuman
Jeannetto Wharton.
Flower Bong Lango
IjouIho Baker. .
Revorlo, Four-Hands Fleldhouee!
Thelma Hobson, Huth Death.
May Morning Schumau
Huth Death. i
Night Fall Ryder
Mlldreo Chappell.
Eventldo Hevelre, Four-Hands..
Fleldhouee
Ciraee and Klein Gaulding.
Crescent Reverie, Four Hands..
Fleldhouee
Irvln and Grace Gaulding.
Wayside Chapel Gaynell Green
Shepherd Boy Wilson
Marlorle Jjuke.
Birds of Paradise, Four Hands..
Htreabogg
Cathorlno Taylor, Olga Davis.
Catherjlnc Taylor, Olga Davis.
DaFontalno Bohm
Gladys Davis.
Danco of Brownies G&inman
Klizabeth New.
Chimes Grieg I
Mattle Dlmbcrlake.
| Prelude Kachmanlnoff (
Kllen Ford.
Rtgolottu I/.szt'
I.ottle Karnhardl.
Ilmicr Tiimiirrmr Aflrrnuiin.
The usual Saturday dance v.-ill l>e
[given at the Odd Fellows Ilall, from
| t to C:13 o't'lock tomorrow afternoon.
'I'llruler liromirrii lo Med.
The I.it tic Theater League will hold
1 its fortnightly meeting at the Com
j moiiwealth Club Monday evening,
[November S. at 8.lb o'clock. The
reading will be followed by a discus
sion, in which every member Is
urged to take part.
IV AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Worth am ami
th'ir family ari established at their bom?
on l'ark Avnuf, after ?p?ndlns the ?uin
in<.r and . ari?/ full at their country place
In Chesterfield County.
Minn K'JIth B. Itob?rt?on. who In a eto
d?-rit at WolUn* Collcso this Mnilon, la
ii.cndltii; this wpck-'nd with hor parents.
Mr. anil Mrs. J. William Itobertson. of
Forest Hill.
?Mr*. W. Krlgh Williams 1* upending a
week with friends In Baltimore.
Mrs. W. S. IUioad* ban returned to Rich
mond after a visit to her daughter.
Judith, at llolllns College.
Dr. I.yon Tyler, of Wllllamnburir. haa
bfrn spending a short tin.n with frlenda
in Richmond.
Mra. U. Hurk?> Slauchter. of 1' 1 & Oro*?
Avenue, and her stfiail daughter. Cath
ertne, left yesterday far tho .^outb, where
they will spend the late fall '.flth tho
former's inothrr, Mrs. J. A. McKlnney, of
Hlsckshesr. CJa.
Mlns Patty Johnnon has been the re
cent (fti<?! <.f fr.ends Iti .S'juth llonlon.
| Mis* Mabel itrown. <?{ Norfolk, will ar
r.\i in Rchmotid tmliy for a brief f'.i/.
\\ OM KN'S M KKTINGS.
I A special called meeting of tho board
j of inunaKiTJ ?it the (SheiteriaK Arms J-'r?-?
; Hospital will held Monday iiiornlnK at
i 11 o'clock at the hospital. 'l'hli will lake
i the place of th? regular meeting on
| TbUfR-lay. and the. leaders i>f all the K!nn?
! Iiuuthti rn circles arc- urge-l to be present,
| a* business of importance will be trana
I acted.
I WEDDINGS - ENGAGEMENTS
I CHARLOTTK8VIDDE. VA.. Nov. 4.
I?A telegram was received hero today
announcing the marriage In Charlcs
I ton, W. Va . of Miss Ituth, Way, eld
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Way, of this city, and J. A. Kweatte.
former agent here for the American
Railway Express. The ccremony oc
curred at the home of the bride's
brother, P. D NVay, In Charleston,
where the young couple will make j
their home.
CHARDOTTRSVIKLR, VA.. Nov. 4.1
?Manls McK. Wood and Miss Minnie;
Frances Harris, both of Ml. Fair, Va.,
were married here today, the cere- |
inony being performed by Dr. (1, Li. 1
I Petrle. jiaator of the Presbyterian
! Church.
FREDERICKSBCRG. VA.. Nov. 4.?
A pretty wedding was solemnized
here today In the Methodist Church,
when Miss Doulse Wise ltixey, daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Randolph Picton
Rlxey, of this city, became the bride
of Rev. Otis I.evi Gilliam, of Salis
bury, >!d. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. it. I'. Rlxey, the fath
er of the bride, assisted by Rev. H. U
llout, pastor of tho Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam left for a North
ern bridal trip.
.4Ir?>. I,}dln S. Johnson
I.YNCHBURO VA.. Nov. 4? Mrs.
I<y?];a Signora Johnson, 57, wife of
William Johnson, died Tueaday at
her home here.
Screen Calendar
LYRIC?0?aaUae Ktc4erick la
??Madame X."
, "ROADWAY?;Norma Talmadae
la '?rh? lirnn<t< Woman."
nJJ?U?tkarlf* Ray in MA? Old
I nahloord Boy."
IS 15?Ooatln Fwaim la "111*
Happlnraa." *
HIjL t.niltl)?.Hoot Glbaoa at
head of variety prograu.
* ICTOR-?Uroacko blllr |R ???
Son of a Can "
WKW'?l'?*lia? Frederick la
"Playthlnga ot Vanity."
HEX?I.onlae (Jlaum |n irri.
Lone Wolfa Uanrhter."
Frederick Trlanipha to "Mndame X."
Brought to Juotlco before h<r own
husband a bar, dcfondcd by her own
son for a crime committed to nave
her husband's careor, nuch is the
great theme of thin super film drama
preaonting I'aulino Frederick jh
Jac<iuellti? Florlot In "Madame V a;
tho Lyric.
llole He Anyircd To.
Percy Marmont. now leading wo
#?'1" ,j "r Norma Talfnarijjc, who is at
the Broadway In "The Branded Wo
man. once aspired to belong to the
diplomatic Htrvlcc of his own con"!
try. oreat lirltaln. He plavs th,.
part of a British diplomats r. j,ro8.-n
tativc In tho picture. I'rrai.n
larnnoi I'iclnre From \o\e|
Bin Happiness." In which Ijustin
Farnum Is attaining great success
this week at tho Iels, was taken from
! ?d hM marf^a ?f n'",
' nL k mado a Croat film triumph
book- ? "? many cth':I' Mcturized
deplete With niatlnctlTe Featarea
tnarli'S Hay's "An Old Fashioned
lhi?y'iiM k1 il?hc l,iJou ls "howinir for
the latter half cf this week, i ?(uil of
genuine and wholesome small town
atmoHphere. He baa the rol" of an
?ncd oowntry ycith whose
17 love and marriage arc de
cidedly of a by-sono tim
Dluehlrd Offer* Ulbaon.
It Is again time for the usual week
end program in the niueb|f(j and tho
brlat]es:wi.h0r l?,day ttnd ^morrov
r?r!J , '.th P?P,ar tt"'! varied fea
tures, not the least of which is Hoot
Olbaon s lat, m release. Serials, com
edies. and news reels follow.
Broncho Billy at Victor.
,.J".rA.w0n ?f which Is quite
\'P ,y? the standard of speed and
thrills which Broncho Billv always
pours Into his film, ln Y-rnmus
measure, this popula scr<en favorite
will come to the Victor for the week
V- ,,..W!.th Mack Sennett's "Barnyard
I* Oi.lob aa udded attraction.
Shown I'aallae Frederick.
Playthings of Vanity," in which
she was recently seen at another
local house, will be the Odeon feature
Si'r L?h,' rlw.0rr0n',- 11 tak,n from
nir Arthur Wing I'incro's "iris."
I.oaiae Ulaim at Ilea.
"In the Ix>ne Wolfs Daughter." this
frreat vunipiro star will electrify the
Hex patrons today. There its an un
usually pood added bill of screen
topics and comcdies.
AMUSEMENTS
'led I.eiTln In Canted;- Hole.
An announcement that adds much
to the pleasure that Richmond will
derive from its first view of a musi
cal revue made in .Vow York's Green
wich Village the "Greenwich Village
l ollits of l!?lf?." which will play hero
y<??ierfi >r UrKl 17, reathed lhc city
jt is to the effcct that Ted I^iwis I
whom we are all on tip toe to hear!1
with his now justly celebrated Jazz
band, will have a principul comedy
.?art throughout the show. Instead of
appearing in a single number with
his associate musicians. Hc takes \
part that is "fat." to use a theatrical
term and ti.ls it most acceptably al
though he has only rccentlv taken it
over, due to the illness of "the come
w,n vw!' vfl,lr*1 ,U whcn show
spring W lhc roafl- la;"
number of the band, which
was. \\ hen My Hqby Smllea at Me."
Confederate Museum
12th and Clay Streets.
Open Dally 9 A. M. to S P. M.
Saturday. e to 3.
Admission. 16 Cants
<Superior quality in every particular
is the feature that individualizes**
Block's
aristocratic
CANDIES
(3)
PERFECTION IN CONFECTION
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L Surplns Wholesale Stock ?
Ladies' Fine Shoes
s
| AT RETAIL Now on Sale
1 ? ?
| Hamilton Feild Shoe Co.
^ 208 North Fourth Street,
8 Also on sale at Warerooms, 1217 East Main Street K
8 8
has now been augmented by several ,
of the moat popular dance alr? of th?>
curront season. Lewis has not short
ened his work In this scene one whit
'because of his added duties. And
the "laughing trombone" is with him I
strong still. ,
It Is almost unfair to pass over in
so brief a manner all tho other de
lights that this revue will bring uh.
The staging alone deserves u vol
ume, tho artists' models who will
Interpret tho new original and crca-|
tlvo dances could not do properly ac
commodated In two volumes, and
there aro other entertainers galoro
who deserve mention, A1 Herman, one
of Jolson's nearest rivals In black
face work; Jane Carroll, Irene Olsen
and Verna Gordon being among them.
The latter offers a Marlonnette dance
number designed by tho famous cre
ator of those Jlgures. Tony Sorg. The
musical numbers and spectacles will
be spoken of In another Issue.
<tollyTncTher pals"
TO BE SEEN AT THE STRAND
Cartoon Comedy, Haned on C1IIT Ster
rett'a Creation, Appeals to
the ''l''?M."
Another cartoon comedy has ar
rived on the fctage. this tlmo "Polly
and Her Pals," which is quite Vmua
ing fans who follow the car
toon In question. There Is no cen
tral figure. .iurh as "Buster Brown"
or "Mr. JijiKS." and tho whole Idea
of "I'olly anil Iter Pals" seems to be
just one song or dance after an
other, Interspersed with comedy lines.
There is u lively chorus, which sings
and dances, and there is a cast of
twelve principals who fill the differ
ent roles acceptably. The role of
"roily" was taken by Jean Irwin and
her efforts at pleasing the audit-nee
met with approval. "Ko Ko Ml" is
played by Francis Liieb, and he has
a voice of good quality. Wc have
been having such good things at tho
Strand lately that "Polly and Her
Pain" rather suffers by contrast, but
there arc many who like cartoon
comedy and to these Cliff SteYrctt's
creation has Its appeal. D. 11. (5.
LAST HALF OF WEEK BILL
AT ACADEMY IS PLEASING
Valentine* Offer Original Snnc Com
edy Conceit, Kntltled "Vital
Statistics"
Tho bill at the Academy for the la.*',
half of the week is much more, enter
taining than ita Immediate predeces
sor It has for a starter a comedy
couple, Hob and Peggy Valentine,
who havo an original "song and
comedy conceit" which they call "Vi
tal Statistics." This proves to be
a pleasing bit of vaudeville entertain
ment and a good opening number.
Baron blchter next holds the hoard?
in a planologue. with some humor
injected here and there. lie is a
regular Jazr. orchestra all by himself
and sings, ir. a manner all his own.
1 some things written by himself.
Taken altogether, his act Is rather
more amusing than most of its kind?
not a kneok-out, but keeps you en
tertained.
The Darktown Fire Brigade held
down third place on the program and
their skit, "Fighting Flames." Is a
i funny ld?-a carried out by a company
! of ft'y*. including a mule, who maile
a brief but disastrous a;>peara.nco at
the close of the act.
Jim and Flo Bogard present a
couplo act of song and patter, an
act after th^ pattern of many seen
In the varieties but a very amusing
act at that. Flo Bcgard has an at
| tractive personality and pretty musi
cal singing voice while Jim supplies
what comedy they have to offer.
But the best thing *ti the pro
DIAMOND DYE OLD
I FADED DRAPERIES,
J COVERS, HANGINGS !;
Each package of "Diamond Dyes
contains directions so simple that any
woman can diamond-dye old, faded
I garments, curtains, draperies, window
! hangings, chair and couch coverings,
{ portieres, everything, whether wool,
! silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods.
new, rich, fadeless colors.
j Buy "Diamond Dyes"?no other
I kind?then perfect results are guar
j antced. Druggist haa Diamond Dyes
Color Card to help you select shade
desired.?Adv.
S DIAM
graru comes last, tho Donald Sister?,
who are atnleteH and who do stunt*
which would get * big hand it done
by two men. Hut these two sisters
are good-looking, shapely glrla und
are not foazed by the hardest athletio
foatu seen here by troupes which In
clude at loust & strong man for tho
head-balancing. L. A. L?.
WILL REBUILD BETHLEHEM
I HURCH, DESTROYED BY FIRE
Offlrrni I>erldf to Hcjcln Work of
Itecoimtrnctlon ia Immediate
Folurf.
Work of rebuilding Bethlehem Rip
tlst Church, at Dumbarton. Henrico
County, which was destroyed by llro
Thursduy afternoon, origin of which
as yet is undetermined, will begin
within ii few days, ofllcers of tho
church decided yesterday at a meot
i'lfl held In the home of the pastor,
Kcv. A. 1',. Crabtree. A school build
ing has teen offered tc> tho congre
gation by J. L. Ratclirte, of tho local
school board. as a Sunday <sohool and
church building until the now odl
Jlce Is built.
A mass-menting of tho congrega
tion will l>e held Sunday morning to
discuss tb?- erection of tho now
building. While the llro Is thought
to have originated In the basement,
no llro had bv?-n in tho furnace of tho
i church, a l?ri? k structure valued at
* 1.1,000. since Sunday.
The mon's Bible classroom, only a
short distance from tho church, was
saved from the lluinos through ef
forts of volunteer workmen, in tho
church was a new heating plant, in
stalled recently at a cost of $1,400, a
new piano in the Sunday school
rooms and new pews, which cost
5700. There""was insurance of |r>,000
on the bunding.
French Trinnpnrl Officer Dim.
I'AR IS. Nov. i.?Oaston de T'ellerin
de la Tuucho, president of tho Coin -
pagnio Oenerale Transatlan t Iquo
(the French Line), died suddenly hero
yesterday.
WOMEN VOTERS ORGANIZE
Nonpartisan Organisation Will Per
fect ltd Assembly at Meeting to
lie Held November 10.
To complete tho organization ef
fected here recently there will be a
meeting of the Virginia league of
Women Voters in Richmond Novem
ber 10. Women interested in politics
will come from all parls of tho State
to attend the soasion.
Tho league is a nonpartisan or
ganization. Its membership Includes
members of all political parties and
It is bound to none.
"Tho vote of the women and the
spirit shown by them was a great
tribute to tho leader of tho move
mont In Virginia," said Miss Adolo
Clark, of Richmond, yesterday morn
ing, roferrln? to th? dowHIon of
Mrs. Lila Meade Valentine. Cor a long
timo president of tho State organisa
tion. ' I am sorry that she was pre- j
ventr-d by IUnes? from participating
in the campaign, but she over en
couraged und Inspired us in 'our
work."
Church to IJorrovr 90,000,
Judge It. Carter Scott, of ihe City
Circuit Court, yesterday Issued an
order appointing .1. S. 'Wooldridgo.
Sr., arid Leo C. I/uvson, trustees of
Rlvop View Baptist Church.
Tho court also issued an order re
voking an order of July 10. 1017, per
mitting the church trustees to bor
row $ 12,000. A now order was is
sued, authorizing a loan of $6,000.
Memorial* to Woodmen.
Memorials to the late Sovereigns S.
S. Tyree and J. N. WiltRcn. of Cedar
Camp, No. 1:.', Woodfcien of the World,
will be unveiled 'with impressive
ceremonies at Oakwood Cemetery,
Sunday afternoon, at :i o'clotk. Stato
Manager S. B. Latham will be tho
orator of th<- occasion and Sovereign
C. W. Wlttell will preside at the cero
mon les.
Crisp and Appetizing
Kingans
"RELIABLE"
Sliced
In 1 pound
bcpdt3.
ill E.BroadSt. '
Gold and Diamond Jewelry
Watches, Clocks and Silverware
of the Highest Standard
l.EAnERS OF LOW PHICliS?qi'ALITY CONSIDERED
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I
Dear Friends:
I feel that I may address you this way. For several months past I
have been telling you of Paramount pictures which have played the lead
ing* theaters of Richmond, and it is a source of great satisfaction to me
that in no instance have I disappointed you as to their merit and the
fine quality of entertainment they offered. I have told you of former
Paramount special features, "The Miracle Man," "Male! and Female,"
"Everywoman," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," "Why Change Your Wife?"
"The Prince Chap," "Civilian Clothes," "Somethingl to Think About,"
"The Restless Sex," "Humoresque," and all of them, beyond peradven
ture of a doubt, have been classics of the silent drama.
Next week the Lyric Theater will present a special feature, "BE
HOLD! MY WIFE," made from Sir Gilbert Parker's interesting tale of
the Canadian Northwest, "The Translation of a Savage." The story is
replete with the spirit of the country! where a man is judged by the
inherent manhood that is in him, and takes you to the drawing-rooms
of London society. Both interior and exterior scenes are most artistic,
and the performances of Elliot Dexter, Milton Sills and Mabel Julienne
Scott, the leading players, are unusually brilliant. I respectfully com
mend to you this latest Paramount special, and promise that it is fully as
great a production, and in many respects far greater, than any of the
above.
Arbuckle Elsie Ferguson
De AliHe Dorothy Dalton.
AVeighan iHarlon Da vies
,Alae Murray DoudasJ*\acLeari
Wallace Re id. Donrfhy Gish^^k v
THE KAUFMANN STORE
In Regular and Extra Sizes
Muslin Gowns
? $1.95
When you see these serviceable Night Gowns
you will realize why their low price fails
to reflect their high quality.
We'have them in regular and extra sizes, in
high or V-neck styles, with long sleeves,
and trimmed in embroidery.
Now that cold nights are here you probably
need such night garments. This low
price makes them more than ordinarily
attractive.
Gowns and Negligees?Fourth Floor.
? T. 11-5-20
Prevent Chills
The continued rains throughout the South
are producing a great deal of Chills and
Malaria.
Malaria often lies dormant in the system
for some time before it develops into Chills.
Take
Growers
Tasteless
ChilS Tonic
to destroy the malarial germs in the blood
and thus prevent Chills. Price 75c.
lhe Valentine Museum
?:i?Teuti? and Clar Street*.
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Ot>*H tr~? ' * *. M-S P. M. Saturday*
from 16 ? *? U.
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Matinee Wednesday
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With * N?w York Cn?t and
Mammoth Production and
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and Player*
PRICHSi NlKbtN, r.Oc to ?1,50.
Milliner, 25c to *1.00.
REX-Today
"I/O.YE W'OIiP'S DAUGHTER"
Special?Featuring Louise Glaum
Slipping Foot, Fox Comedy
STRAND?Tonight & Saturday
1IATINB13 NATLRUAY
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MUSKJWUE HIT
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A Wonderful (ilrl Itevnc
PRICKS i Matiuc* Slit., 26c to *1.00
N Ik bin, COc to *1.30.
Ta^af a1^ At II, 12:15, 2: .10, -1:15, 6, 7:45 and
0:30
(Randolph 57H#)
AUSTIN FARKUH in "BIG HAPPINESS"
SupplomeutulH?Comedy and Xoivs.
Ly^T O T rrrformantM 1, It, K, 7, and O
? I Uo Lnie Mhotv* lti30, Bt.T0, 7iSO
(Itnn. 4S00) l.??t Feature llcfilim 0:30
I "MADAME X"
I With PAUL1XE FItKDEHICK T
ny Arrangement With IIENItY W. SAVAGE
Comedy?News?Holmes Travelogue?Andoncgui's Or civ
IIoto All Next Week >j
"Behold My Wife"
From "Tho Translation of a Savage," by Sir Gilbort Parker
George Melford Production?Paramount Picturo
Bw w ^-v f T At 11, 12:45, 2:H0, 1:15, 0, 7:15
und 0:30
CHARLES RAY In "AN OLD-FASHIONED HOY"
Comedy and Nmvs Added-- Donoliuc's Orchestra
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
ETHEL CLAYTON lit "SINS OF ROSANNE"
An Amassing Tale of a Woman Jokyll-Hytla
T (l ^ | Q K ?? <h" Scree* at it, ttiSo, 3,
* 3130, C, 0UJO, H nad 000
(Mad. 3071)
BRONCHO BUiLY in "A SON OF A GV>T
And Fox Snnrtdno Comedy, "RARNYARD FOLLIES*
ODEON Showlnjr <it it, jatso, x a*?,
/? ,u.?. B> 9*30$ 8 and Bt30
(Rao. 1870)
PAUIANE FREDERICK in "A SLiAVE TO VANITY"
A Truly Wonderful ArtUtlo Production