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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVKMDLR 20. 1018
SCHOOL MUSIC WILL
BROADEN IN SCOPE
EMPRESS' SHOW
BEST OF SEASON
Capacity IIousit iVlijrMod
With Thanksgiving Hill
All Acts Good. '
At The Strand Today
I
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in biiw annul iiu iiiiii-iii
Hp Oevelojiod In All School of
System U'ifran as Instrurtor.
to
The Tills?! srhool t .-til l to hnVi
n innovation In tho mimic enr
fl I'utn of the various HoliuoM. Or
(.,,.!., rniiHic will tic t.iuM In
rr"iii" to the children of tho differ
ent ward schools who urn lntt-rc-sted
In the study of various Instruments,
with a view to building up an ull
jysii'm orchestra.
I, K. Leg-ran will bo In eharito of
the claanes and will becin hy orjt.'in
ding school clauses In violin. Mr
Li.cnin says that uny child interested
vim ran procure an Instrument will
b admitted to the rlasites. The
clnHsi'8 will meet regularly, Just an
the academic cIhssps. And the theory
df tfachlntr will bo entirely public
rhl method.
loiter classes In the other Instru
ments will be orKanized us the call
frr tho Hatne becomes urgent. In
this manner Tulsa will be able In n
comparatively short time to build
up a Juvenile orchestra, second to
nuiie.
The new Instructor will have
charge of the hlKh school band
practice will come three times a
week. The chances for much of n
band tlii" year are only fair; but In
the arts, as In other work, they have
to he Pullt.
Mr. l.euran Is an artist with the
violin. Ho has recently been con
nected with the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra, hepce the oppor
tunity for work under his direction
is un Invaluable opportunity.
ELK M E M OR lALHs E RVICES
TO BE HELD NEXT SUNDAY
Memorial services this year at the
V.'.kit' club wll bo held next Sunday.
Tills year the service will bu of spe
cial KiRnlficance on account of the
tremendous number of ;lk. In the
icnice. The local lodfre ls'iklnK
preparations for a beautiful pro
pram, special music, and there will
be speakers of nation wide promi
nence. This service Is open to the public
at large. '
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean,
sweet and fresh inside,
and are seldom ill.
If you are accustomed to wake up
with a coated tongue, foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache; or. If your
meals sour and turn Into gas and
acids, you have a real surprise await
ing you.
Tomorrow morning. Immediately
upurt KriaillK, UIII'K m Kiting ui IIOI
water with a teaspoonful of limestone i
phosphate in It. This is intended to
first neutralize and then wash out of
..a. ilnn,..h W.'A- Irlilnnvu n .1 I
thirty feet of Intestines all tho Indi
gestible waste, poisons, sour bile and
toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening
and purifying the entire alimentary
canaU
Those subject to sick headaches.
backache, bilious attacks, constipa
tion or any form of stomach trouble,
are urged to get a quarter pound of
limestone phosphato from the drug
store and begin enjoying this morn
ing inside-bath. It is said that men
and women who try this become en
thusiastic and keep It up dally.
Just as hot water and soup cleanse,
purify and freshen the skin, so hot
water lind a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate act on tho stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, limestone phos
phate Is an Inexpensive white powder
and almost tasteless.
it -'r"T7 v & -.wiVlJK' 1
"Just Sylvia," the newest World
ricture, tells the story of a family
that pot rich suddenly when ore was
discovered on the old farm. It tells
of tho way that the family came to
New York, and of their experiences
there and of tho way that the son
meets and falls in love with n charm
ing youiiK pirl, who is not what she
seems to be.
This interesting and entertaining
picture was written by Harry O.
Hoyl, who has over 600 produced
picture successes to his credit. In
this production he has penned a talo
that is not heavy, nor too liKht. It Is
a story of present day conditions told
In a manner that will please every
one. Uurbura Captlelon, the charm
MnFKTY.
Lovers of f:ght scenes In photo
plays will be thrown Into tho land of
ecstasy ufter they have viewed Wll-
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tlls How To Get Oulck Hrilef
from Head-Colds. It s Splendid!
In one minute votir cloitued nos
trils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and vou can
breathe free). No more hawking,
snuffing, blowing. headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
nlL-ht: vour cold or catarrh will be
gone.
(Jet a small bottle of Klv's Cream
Balm from vour druggist now. Ad
plv a little of this fragrant, antisep
tic, healing cream In vour nostrils.
It penetrates throuch pverv air pas
sage of the head, soothes the In
flammeil or swollen mucous mem
brane and relief comes instantly. Its
lust fine, lton't stay stuffed ud with
a coVl or nastv catarrh relief
conies so nuirklv.
Announcement
It is with much pleasure that I announce to my
friends that I have become associated with the
exhibition of beautiful paintings from Young's
Art Gallery at the Tulsa Art Store, and especially
incite all patrons and lovers of beautiful pictures
t
to call and see this display.
I have always identified myself with only ihe very
best, whether it is Art or Music, and I hope my
Tulsa friends will take advantage of this extra
ordinary opportunity to study this collection from
the brush of America's best artists. American
Art for Americans!
i '
most grate fully thank you for your loyal patron-,
age in the past, and hope that you will call to sec
me at the Tulsa Art Store.
Sincerely,
ORA LIGIITXER FROST.
Phone 2558.
ing star of the picture, has a role
that will delight all her many ad
mirers.
The story of "Just Sylvia" deals
with tho family of Zebulon Illcks.
.Mr. Illcks becomes wealthy through
the discovery of ore on his farm and
Is persuaded by his socially ambitious
wife to come to New York. Their
son Henry meets a younu girl known
as tho "Countess lloniienuit" and
falls In love with her. The girl re
ciprocates his lovo. It Is discovered
by Mr. Hicks Uiat sho Is not a
countess and then complications
come thick and fast.
From start to finish this Is a very
entertaining production und you will
enjoy It. Sec It.
Ham S. Hart In "The Bandit and the
Treacher," second of the superfea
tures to be released by V. H. Pro
ductions company.
The great startling and sensational
fight w.is staged In this production
by Mr. Hart. In order to make It
realistic two score of the roughest
element In California were hired for
this particular purpose. Mr. Hart
tol dthem that they could go the
limit, that he Intended to lay some
of them out unless they laid him out.
The consequence of this fight can
only be appreciated jy seeing the
picture.
C. Gardner Sullivan, one of the
most virile photoplay writers In film
dom wrote this remarkable story,
and Thos. II. Ince produced It.
a
(ill AND.
The ever popular Grand Stock
cohinanv pleased two capacity
houses vesterdav both matinee and
night with a remarkable telling per
formance of the silrnnc labor play.
"Work and Wwm." The ajlav has
the storv that makes each auditor
sit ud and take notice, and the dif
ferent members if the company
handled their various roles in a
manner to make each line and situ
ation a tolllnir one. This nlnv will
finish the week, with the usual mat
itiee on S'.iturdav afternimn. with
Clifford Hustings and Lorena Tol
soii In the leading roles.
"Tho best show of the seatsnn."
was tho comment of tl.j-ee o.ipacrv
houses that saw the tie.v loii at the
Km press starth i; with v . stei il.is s
Tllalineo, rili
matinee and the
about the ('. i.
a rush was mn
wvng a f til
puKaini; of tli
IICll Of the In
r on the inix
lloti-e
Willi
v h;l;.
off. re
I- the
for Ihe tw remaining seals f.
nitht shows and the house fur Im'.h
perlol iiianci as iiuo'Lly s ld out.
I'orothy Kli'liiniiiol s sm ut m
pheum sketch, "A Friend in Ne.'d
ill Which She Is SUppotiil l' ttie
well known nun to sia i , Man y Myris
Wits voted one of the keenest sl ''ti-li' .s
that has lien here. Ilaiulsumelk
staged, finely acted and . a farce
riinicdy that shaikhs nil Ihe .n
through. Johiiiuii (iih. Mi J")ns.i(
have a keen b ackfme act Urn is
high class, and llnerts, I'earl v Sh.iw
are u scream in tht'.r sslt "A Ton
of Fun." A If Itipnn. clever Sontch
vi'ntri!o(ii.st, and Nuinelle a l incv
novelty ciitertuitier. coirlilele the
bill, wl.li'li is inti'iduieil bv a
reel rouieily Btarriiig the film
two
star.
Harry Myers.
If you love a good vaudeville slmw
you'll enjoy this one It s on thiough
Snturday night, to be followeil Sun-
diy by another V-nually us K I "i
bettor, as tho big l irpheuni sens.i
tlonal patriotic spectacle with ten
children, "The Itlslng (ionerfttlon, '
will Iieaillliie tho S'liiday shows.
IIHOAIIWAY.
Tho hundreds of theater goers who
failed to gain admittance to the
llioa.lway theater yesterday should
not iniss th comedy playlet, "What
Happened to Khcnczer." The stoi y
deals with a professor who gcln in
bad at a Prize fight and is after
ward forced to disguise and protect 1
a follower of tbu pnzo ring as a
"missionary." Th scene between
Ioie llridge, as the sister, Dick Sher-
wood us tho misHlon.iry, and Kdgar .
Harnett us the drofessor. Is Almost
too ridiculous to contemplate. It is:
a play with plenty of comedy from ;
start to f.tiish. Other leading parts
are taken by Harry Fraley a the.
cop. Harry Cheshire as the nephew!
and Ml Graves and Miss .Maine.
Splendid songs numbers were ren
dered by this Stelnway quartet, Mar
tin sislens. George Crump. Miss
Graves and Miss Maine. Lolo Ttrld,ge
informally Introduced her brother,
Al Hridge. to tho audience In a mlli
try song In which Mr. llridge scored
a tremendous hit when he walked
up to the company's service flag
hanging on the stage and pulled
down his star. He had Just re
turned from the service of L'ncle
Sam In the war with Germany.
Oncn to Claromore 49 to 0.
,nviil to Th World.
Cl-AltKMOUF, Okla., Nov. 2.
Plliylng for the three quarters today
without their star, llarowi Hall,
Claremore hlh school defeated Af
ton high school on the local grounds
by a score of 4! to o. llail was lain
up with a broken rib but entered in
the last quarter, placing as usual n
a spectacular game.
About
your children
and music. Are you
fostering their interest
in this refining influ-j
ence? Good music,
raises the standard of
a home. Possession of!
makes for genuine culture.
Children quickly react to good
music. They select more de
sirable nlavmates: become
better mannered. Often their j
Interest In It moulds their ntlre!
careers And from thnir taste fori
good music they gain a deep and
lasting pleasure.
; Phonograph Shoi
7 Cxaiunt Cm soi Stow I
8 West Fifth. Mionc l5
Tulsa's Perfect
I'lmtopla y
Tl scaler
today
AMI
TOMGltUllW
"Heart
theSunset"
by Rex Beach
u fdc. of l ho jrrrat SoiitliwcM
;.10, 12:30, 3, 3:30, 3, 0:30,
8, 9:30
Adults 20c; Children 10c.
War Tui l-.xlru
Sunday ami Monday
"America's Answer"
A
Friday and Saturday Special Shoe Sale
i v (' "7
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c; MOI'Dl. 1 A riulitni y boot with MubKI, A Ladles' hh;h I.otils V
t I Welt s soft calf f-kin upper, 10(. ,t M,Xrk, brown L
Buster Brown said to give the people that shop in the morning a 25 per cent discount on
all his children's footwear.
$6.85 for men's footwear that others charge $10 for
318 South Main.
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RIALTO
THE POPULAR PARAMOUNT STAR
ENID BENNETT
In bor latest Paramount picture
"WHEN DO
It's a delicious comedy and Enid Rmmctt admirers will bo dcllRlitrd.
Also showing
MUTT AND JEFF "JOINING THE TANKS"
and the latest SCREEN TELEGRAM 1
Shows at 11:30, 12:45, 2,
3:15, 4:-1. 6:41. 7, 8:15
nnd :0
Coming Sunday for Three Days
WILUAM FARNUM in "THE CONQUEROR"
A Super-Production starrlnit tlin (frct dramatic actor In a stlrrlnn
story founded on the life of ien. Sum Houston
STRAND i?nlVy
barbara castleton
joiinny'hines
"JUST "SYLVIA"
How n nmiunee slsrtisl when n youn(f man wns lilt on the hrnd with
a golf hull from then on It will keep you lauglilin; und kiii-.Iiik.
HRAY PH.TOf;RAPII
I Scliednb 1 :.-, I:IS. a- 3;S0' :,r. 7:,s- 8:3- B:,:4
i
3. W. S. HART
gl -IN- '-
I" "Bandit and Preacher" fp
LIBERTY l
LYRIC TODAY
WILLIAM S. HART
"A Lion of the Hills"
In Tt pnrm ,
Also Comedy. "Mil: ALMOST PHOPOSI n"
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MOPKt. 1 A nulitniy boot with
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l' l'lilay und S ilui'il.r, only at. . . .
TURK
TODAY and
TOMORROW
WE EAT
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PRICKS lxiwrr floor 22o
Balcony lie; Children; at
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MilU:l. A Ladies bli;h I.otils
heel boot In gray, black, brown
und battleship i: lav. special soft
kid upper Willi light turn sole,
for l inlay and Satin day only at
BROS.
Tulsa's Largest
DOROThfGlSH
in i
"BATTLING JANE"
A lilulily original and entertaining photoplay presenting "The LltU
IfNtnrlii r" of "Hearts of the World" fame In a role that Stamps her
uh a comcdliin of the foremost rank. Anyone ho doea not like Mils
picture Is inciiii cnouKb to tuke candy from children.
HEARST-PATHE NEWS '
MERRICK'S PALACE ORCHESTRA
Screen time 11:80, 12:45, a, 1:15. 4:80, 5:45, 7, 8:15. 1:80
Comlntc Sunday ,
ENRICO CARUSO
The world's greatest .tenor In his first Paramount picture
"MY COUSIN"
Empress
Tulwi's nlv Vaudeville Theater
llox Office Phone a2
NOW PI.WINti Till: R1.ST
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FIVE SPLENDID ACTS
I't-i'M'tilliiK Ihe eelehmtcd film
hlnr
Harry Myers
In llorothy lib Immnd's snisrt
Oi ihrlilii '.kcK h
"A Friend in Need"
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it trio id i In-- lilnrl.fiii-e nril.-ts
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THEATKH HTtXIC CX.
"WORK and
WAGES"
A Play of Capital and tatbor
7th Kplsode
PKAHIi WHITE KERIAIj
Matinee Tlnirndny and Saturday
BROADWAY
Don't MIhh It Today !
"What Happened to
Ebenerer"
rie-tcnted hy the
HI-JINKS COMPANY
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Doors open in I IX with plettirr-a
CoiiilniHois Performance
Week lii xtni'nees. 15e; NhU
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