The West Virginian. [volume], November 21, 1917, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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^ fHEADLINER8^ TONIGHT.
, . Musical Comedy.
iv','-' ' Hippodrome Night In Hawaii
' * 8toak Production.
DfWSd ..<. Ho Came Back Smllling
Photoplay*.
.- VfllsOB .?? * A Social Climber
Prtnceas Polly of the Circus
ra|d^>..v^|ta The Iron Ring
^ ADDED ATTRACTIONS.
?. ^.NdUon?Through Fire and Water,
tdr&ma; His Watery Waterloo, com
Hippodrome?Ptcturo, Black ManWUUa,
Landmarks of France. T0
'A t T?(V<- Pnnrrrnlnn nf Vrrmtn Ttlnlre .
fdfaaa; alio boy scout subject.
tOHN EMERSON and Anita Loos, mc
!./, I director and scenario-writer tor th<
J Douglas Fairbanks are at present shi
>>' making arrangements In six dilTorenl ta
cities of the United States, stretching vii
I from coast to coast, tor the produc- rei
I tlon .of the next film. Douglas Is at a i
'present appearing In "D'Artagnan of '
' {.Kansas" at Grand Canyon, Ariz., un- an
rder the direction ot Allan Dwan and op
Inpon completion ot this story will Gc
start work on the new Emerson-Loos git
{production for Artcraft pictures. lit
i Mr. Emerson and Miss Loos arc sh
I,visiting the various cities In which
tthe film will be staged and are at tbc Ho
f same time looking for Ideas for new pri
L : cstories. They are not seeking scripts Tb
I; "but merely basic ideas for novel pic- of
: tores. In Chicago thoy paid a man t e
iif ' 1300 for a tew llncB written on the wt
p ; .back ot an envelope which suggested ch
a story along original lines.
? ? Co
t. > 'Polly of the Circus Repeats Today
"Polly of the Circus," the wonderful dr;
- Goldwyn production which tells a no
i gripping story of adventure and- de- Gr
rj plcts life with a circus is being re- toi
[ ' peated at the Princess today. Mae no
Marsh in the stellar part and the tli
irV.' . magnificent scenery and circus atmos- in<
' Jphere combine to make It a remark- ve
jV. ably good picture. Ba
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- 1 "A Night In Hawaii" at Hippodrome
A change of program will be of- 'Io
feted at the Hippodrome today by ?
I " . Halton Powell's Apple Blossom Girls.
The new bill is called "A Night in :
ft L | Hawaii" and has a big Hawaiian song ,
' number in it. Other features will be '
- the splendid singing and dancing
chorus in entirely new selections and ...
p.. a complete change of wardrobo and
- special scenery. The comedy tea- . *
ture of this bill are said to be strong- 1
er than in the first bill, and those who prj
have, been delighted by LeHoy Os- *
homo's work so far are promised an '
even, greater treat. The organisation c/'
has made a big hit with Hippodrome '
: patrons and as a consequence each [r1
performance has been well attended *l
and at present rate another record.
breaking week is Impending. The
- change of program will ho in effect
today and tomorrow when another
' change will be offered, presenting for
\ the last two days of the week "1
Hp . "Molly's Folly." th
' Manhattan Players Give Good Show la
i "The Turning-point" was present;
ed at the Grand Theatre last niglit or
by the Manhattan players and anoth- tri
; - er high class exhibition of histrionic sh
! art.was witnessed. The story of the
I piay 'wnue nigniy dramatic in the ti(
main' however contained a good vein tu
of comedy and the production was <u
hugely enjoyed by the audience. Tbo z,
vaudeville features between the acts io
I were all different from the first night ..j
hut equally as good and were roundly 0I
applauded. A
th
Comedy and Drama at Nelson M
Besides the regular weekly allot- V
ment of the Stingeree series tho Nelson
Is today showing another excel- ct
.lent drama and a good comedy. True fl|
Boardman has a particularly fascluat- tl]
ing role In "Through Fire and Water" L
and the play Is all action. The other b|
t drama Is a Sellg product called "The
Social Climber" and tho comedy. is ~
"His Watery Waterloo." In their ?
respective spheres they are both top i
notch productions.
Domestic Melodrama at Dixie.
"The Iron Ring," at the Dixie, Is n
good example of what able acting and
I|Efc thoughtul direction can do towards etc- i
rating an utterly conventional domestic
melodrama. As presented In this
picture It has. a new cloak thrown over
it and consequently the interest is
freshened considerably. The plot re- j
DANISH WOMAN .
REGAINS HEALTH ",
.
TeDsEverybody What Lydia
- E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Her.
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^Chicago," HI.?'"It gives me great
pleasure to let others know that I imBV
n roved in health
KaS . 8 liimilim with the first botUAiittU
tie of Lydia E.Pink11
ham's Vegetable
K: n H W VJUUIJIUUUUy OX tec
jfl taking two bottles
BuSS ' rJ| IK9 I am entirely well.
WSFi Before taking it I
.A limffri could not do any
f| OOWU kind of work with0111
a Pa'Q i" my
aKil back as I suffered
K ao much from in
flanimation. I bad
headaches, was always
tired and no appetite. Words
cannot expresa my gratitude for the
food your medicine has done me, and
: XhrongU me to my family. I recommend
Lydia E. Plnkham a Vegetable
Compound to all women suffering from
. . female troubles, particularly to Danish
aromsn.'.'?Mrs. meta Damgaard-Mat- J .
t:. k*?, 2U7 Kimball Ave., Chicago, 111.
Vlt is positively true that Lydia E.
m ttnkbam'e Vegetable Compound baa
helped thouss Is of women who have
S tarn troubled with displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, tumors, irregu- ?
: laxities, periodic pains, backache, that j
bearing.down feeling, indigestion, and
- bervous prostration,v
*?ift??5j^?K.: ;J- U -%**.& .-all- rfwgM*.
? PRETTY <
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'
Ives around a neglected wife. Her ;
sband Is busy making money and i
9 fraternizes with people of ques- i
nable reputation for her amuso- i
snt. She is amorously pursued by i
9 familiar wealthy Idler and when
9 Is caught In his rooms by the busnd
only the word of a-butler conices
the busy man that his wife has
nalncd faithful Thereupon there 19
-econclliation.
rho company of players Is quite large
d each member Is given almost equal
portunitles,. except in the case of
rda Holmes, who portrays the neictedjfelfe.
She Is called upon for a
tie n^ore work than the others and
e accomplishes it very well.
The outstanding feature of the direcn
is the manner in which the scenes,
ictlcally all Interiors, are staged.
10 director presents the correct Idea ,
a homo that the typo of people conrned
in this story would live in, nnd
lat few exteriors there are ho has
oaen with an eye to the picturesque.
" ' IYL
hanesque Play at Grand Tonight.
"Ho Camo Back Smiling," a comedy
ama that fairly bubbles over with ,
w ideas awaits the audience at the
and Theatre tonight. The smooth
ague press man nmy easily promise
tny things and fail to mako good but
e Manhattan Players count as their
>st valuable asset the truthful adrtislng
of their plays. "He Came
ick Smiling" is almost Colianesque
its unique plot. From the Instant
a curtain rises there is something
ing. Gripping situations follow in
pid succession with a constant vein
irrcsistable comedy interwoven.
iree massive stage settings designed
r this attraction will be used. Vauville
will be introduced between the
ts.
Tomorrow, matinee and night, the
inhnttan Players will present
lurching Through Georgia," a thrillg
wartime play. A complete scenic
oductlon and faultless costuming
11 help make this one of the week's
st offerings. Friday night, birth
ntrol feature, "A Wife But No Chilen."
No children will bo admitted
the Friday night performance, even
accompanied by their parents.
"CLOSE OPS" |
?Manager Morgan has booked
Twenty Thousand Leagues Undet
o Sea," the great submarine spcccle,
for showing at the Grand the
tter part of next week.
?Frank Oliver as "Doctor Snick"
furnished many laughs by his porayal
of the character in last night's
iow at the Grand.
?Mme. Sonia Markova, the sensaonal
Russian star, whoso first picre,
"The Painted Madonna." has
st been released, has gone to Buzird's
Bay, Mass., to do some extcrrs
for her second production. The
ocation" at which she will work is
le of the most beautiful along the
tlantlc Coast. In the photoplay
ere wil be seen David Herblin, Eric
ayne, Bradley Barker, Stanley Heck,
'u-Soy-Fa and Charlio Fang.
?ricfuregocrs <re assured of an exdlent
production in Jewel Carmen's
rst starring William Fox play
nuubii in'- uuuuiiu^ttmeiiL Lliui nana
loyd will supervise It. Mr. Lloyd
irst Into first real fame by his magGood-Bye
Wrinkles Here's
. New Beauty
Wash your face with clear warm
water and rub in a teaspoontul of
Crcme Tokalon Roscated?totally
different from all other creams. If
your face Is badly wrinkled get n
box of Japanese Ice Pencils to use
in connection with the Roseated
Cream. This rccipo Is guaranteed
to quickly act on wrinkles, sunken
cheeks, flabby, sagging facial muscles,
enlarged pores and marks of
age?or money refunded. Supplied
at all toilet counters.
NEW PF
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The
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Hal
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f ' And the Sp.
Matinee Dail;
rHREE COR
mtiirila c-n.'k.
alflcent film "A Tale of Two Cities,'
although even prior to that he wai
considered a leader In his field. Hi
also .made "When A Man Sees Red,"
ma "i^es auaeraDies.
O^L&s
NfippTiTiiE
GUT raSMOKES
W. H. West Receives Twc
Letters From Son With
the Army.
\V.
H. We3t who lives Just outsidi
at Fairmont on Rural route No. I ha:
recently rccoived two letters Iron
his sou Carl, who Is with the Thirty
second squadron ot the American Ex
peditionary force In France. Botl
letters Indicate that the Americai
army boys are having an lnterestini
time of it where they are and the
they are contented nnd happy excep
that they do not have enough Amerl
can tobacco. The letters are as fol
lows:
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. Ocl
10.?Dear Father and Sister am
Brothers:?As I have not heard troe
any of you since I left America am
hnv'A writton crvornl lottorj tn vnn
will try again. 1 am In the best o
health and having a good time am
learning a lot more than I could hav
learned It I had remained at home
also learning to talk French. Yoi
won't bo able to understand mo whei
I come back home. There are lot
of things I would like to tell yo
about the place I am at but It woul
bo scratched out so you will have t
wait till I come home.
I would like for you to send m
some Bull Durham tobacco, for tobac
co Is very scarce here.
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE Ocl
-G.?Dear Father Sisters and Brott
crs:?As I still have not heard tror
you I will write you a lino or two.
am still having a good time and learn
ing something every day. There 1
not much to write as we can't sa
much so you will excuse my shot
letters. Write me as often as yo
can and send some Bull Durham tc
bacco If it is not to much trouble fo
tobacco is scarce here. I will clos
hoping this finds you all well and hai
ing a good time. Your loving sor
Carl.
Confer Deoree?Marion I.odcrn T. f]
0. F., last evening conferred the sec
ond degree upon one candidate. Tin
third degrep will be conferred nex
Tuesday evening.
r THE NE
5 HROUGH FI]
T -an, the favorite at
flgui i tory. The title indii
participai,. are put, and in such s
A S0CIA1
A no account count, or seme ot
a sweet little girl to forsake her t
An old story, but love stories don'
HIS WATER
Lou Marks in a seaside comedy
TOMORROWS"
tOGRAM
jre Vou Can Take Your Wlfo and Ch
ffippodr
an, Progressive Amusement Alt the
ton Powell Today Pre,
_ n/w
iC XVU X ?11
Ipp/e Blosson
IN TUNEFUL MU8ICAL COMEDY
4ight In Hai
I'll All Enjoy the Jazz Quai
arkllng Comedy and Pretty Singing a
y at 3,15c; Nights 7:45 and
flPLETE SH
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and Is seldom followed by serious
complications as In the case of mea'
sles or scarlet fevor. ^
It occasionally becomes epidemic
for tbo reason that the virus of the n0,
disease Is easily spread.
The incubation period for the dls- an
ease has been established as some- da:
where between two and three weeks. _
I On the first two and three weeks. ?
I which is manifested in the form of a _
I slight rise In temperature and sore f"
throat there appears on the throat a
roso-red eruption somewhat resembling
that of measles. The color Is
1 much brighter, however, than that of
the blotches which appear in a case
of measles.
The rash quickly invades the face
and finally spreads to the chest and
the wholo body within a few hours,
where it appears as round or oval
shaped spots which may form patches
3 slightly raised above tho skin,
s The rash usually Is evident for two
'. or three days and then is followed
. by some slight branny Decline or
scaling.
1 In somo esses there is sore throat
I Easefoabyfcj
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"^iscovefY-,
" "for Coughs e Colds
T Don't let the little one
suffer. Dr. King's New !
l Discovery loosens the
i- phlegm and gives quick relief,
a and being mildly laxative it
I helps bring the child's physical
I- condition up to normal. Dr.
s' King's New Discovery should
y be kept on hand to nip "those
t fits of coughing". It has helped
u thousands of children during
the past SO years.
r Get it at your druggists
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Constipation Causes Sickness i
' Don't permit yourself to become
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LSON Today
RE AND WATER
:tor in western dramas is the central
cates the dire extremities to which the
i drama, Boardman ia at his best
L CUMBER
her worthless titled foreigner, causes
rue love, for dreams of favor at court
t lost their interest because of that.
:Y WATERLOO ,
that is fairly interesting. ^
...
eature "The Long Trail" and a Mutual
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TODAY
illdren"
> . -.
ome
Time
sents
nd
I Girls
Aran"
rtette ' j
nd Dancing Glrlt.
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9,15c and 25c.
OWS DAILY
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: more frequently there Is an earl;
largement of the glands of the neel
i In severe cases the glands in va
us parts of the body may be en
god. ?
ALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED
ITrw P. H W OQlfq- "Dnnq gf?nr1<H
rer have any effect upon the kid
s-sr
Fes, even a slight attack of acarle
rer frequently leaves the kidneyi
d at times the heart of the patient
tnagd.
GRAND
THEATRE
TODAY
Matinee and Night
Talk of the T?wn
-TOEMANHATTAN
PLAYERS
In a real Novelty
He Came Back
Smiling 1
VAUDEVILLE TOO
Night 10c, 20c, 30c and 60c. I
Matinee 10c and 20c. j
Thursday Mat?Eve
Marching Through Georgia
ANNA CASE
New Edison's
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Let the talk
Ids particu]
Then
I?Has your talk
1 A voices of artist
O?If so, where?
the comparisoi
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ask us
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owi c*V .
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These wt
1?3ft*,-more- than-fi
2?In most of the p
as Carnegie Hall, New
etc. More than thirty
tog Rappold, Case, f
Five hundred thousan
hondrcd newspapers h:
t Edison re-createa the !
be.distinguished from 1
Wcwrtyoatcyfleartfie great
to call at any time. We warn
ro;
Temple
MUlll-B-TltMe fount ?*M(
tarn" than tlx Not Edison. No
mors. UOarjr to tho recor6?i> pi
?w? n _?j rUm^m
a.
TRIUNE.' "?
' laal
Mormer Johnson was visiting at J
homo Satunlay'night and Sunday. - ily,
Albert Stevens, ot Grafton, is visit- tor'
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0, W. ste
Stevens here this weak. . -f
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Haun were*visit- at
ing their daughter, Mrs. George Mas- Sat
sey near Lowesville from Tuesday un- hut
til Saturday of last week. " 1
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fletcher and
three children, Georgo Robe and Otis | ,
Stevens were calling on Mr. and Mrs. *
G W. Stevens last Saturday uigbt. ?
Samuel Smyth and family and Al- ,
bert Stevens were calling at L. P.
Haun's Saturday.
Mrs. Hcrshel Johnson and Mrs. Mor- .
. TYiov TMiticrm nnrl tn-A /'MIHrPn year* "
visiting Mts. Ida Fletcher one day last |
POLICE
gjfni There mar com!
" ' have to do police di
l' 'MAi k done noble work ii
Mjjjj _ .. United States. A
t Mill feet physically, and
t fo/J - The housework for
^" at home is often b<
lightened in some
I wor"es ^d cares a
phvsical labor, bu
? cleaning, sewing, t
mind more than i
the body. No woi
is for the young wi
factory rather thai
woman of the fami
ing complaints pec
instant care to thoE
for womanly healt
woman's diseases a
Vtel, at Buffalo, N.
scription" nearly
roots and herbs,
womanly health in
$ tared, and in consequence bacbaeh
dispelled. Send 10c to Dr. Pierce's Ii
of tablets. Tablets for sale by most dn
Many a woman is nervons and irritat
out for no reason that she can think
these cases it is the womanly organii
weak back, dizzy spells and hlaek circl
toms. Go to the source of trouble?tab
tionJ. [When that is corrected the oth(
I singing in direct compai
Re-Creation of her sil
ing
machine dealer t<
lar talking machine
ash him these quest
ing machine ever heen compared
8 who make records for it?
Who were the artists? How n
is, and in what newspapers can I
Tien come to us anpl
the same questions
NEW EDISi
"The Phonograph With a Soul
U be our answers':
iv* fanncfrefl times. " - v,'
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irindpal cities of the United States and C
York, Boston Symphony Hall, Boston, Or
r different artists nave appeared in these
leinrich, Miller, Urlus, Middleton, Chs
d people have heard these tests and the
ave admitted in the columns of their own
inman voice with such perfection that th
die original when both are heard in direct
VISIT OUR STORE D
Mtmtnica] instrument nrthe world. Yon will not Bon
: to give yoalm hourof wnndirfi J gnm'e. Please feel ai
3S FURNITURE 1
"Furniture Worth Living With"
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oatfl jFoe'Bilaoo B^CNttkeSVjrc^Mnd toattenpeto
i other teatrmnent can brfascot the tme musical quality of
calrfamBU# ton attaomrto pky OitHuon stmnHaary o
.
!?ther sad Mattle Poe wers It boms ''
: Sunday;
Ir. and Mr*. WUlie Turner and (amot
Irontown, were vIslHns tie lets'parents.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank
Tens, last Sunday.
rank Bunner who baa been working
Fairmont, was brought home last
urday night with his arm Sadly
t
-nrney Garlo* was visiting bis consMrs.
Henderson Pride in Runner's
ec Saturday night and SngBny.
Irs. Emms and Belle SummRi were.
S. D. Smyth's one day last week,
dr. and Mrs. Luther Fletcher were
Mormer Johnsons' last Sunday aftcon.
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.aura and Bessie Haun were via it- Miss
Lottie McCauley last Sunday..
diss Cadell Keener has gone to Orat- .
i to work (or a while.
WOMEN <
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i a time when our women wiB
ity, and it is said that they have
l this line in a few cities of thej
woman, however, must be per1
strong, to take over man's duty,
1 the mother or the housekeeper;
tyond her strength. It must ho
way or other. Very often the
re much greater than the actual
t the feeling that this or that
ito, must he done, fatigues the)
he physical labor actually tirea
ider the tendency of our times
omen to prefer work in office on
l doing house drudgery. If the!
ly is run down with the disUeae t
nlisi- to WOUUm, She should giv$
le organs which are so important,
h. Dr. Pierce, the specialist int
nd founder of the Invalids* Ho?
Y., put up his "Favorite Pre*
50 years ago, made cntardy of
without alcohol, that puts tint
proper condition. The catarrii
ie, dizzdiess, fainting spe^a SEA
iv ids' Hotel, tor trial packaged
aggists, at sixty cents,
tie, feels dragged down wurit
ol In ninety-nine pen emit, of)
nn that requires attention; th?(
es about the eyes are only syrup*, *
a Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescript
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chestra Hall, Chicago,
: comparisons, includilmen
and Ciccolini.
: music critics of five ' > ;
i papers that the New g
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