The Pensacola journal., July 06, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1919.
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TALLAHASSEE IS
ENTERING FIELD
OF DIAMOND SPORTS
Tallahassee. July 5. Tallahassee Is
vincing a decided and unusual inter
est in baseball. There has been prac
tically no baseball in the capital city
since war was declared, and that the
Citizens have missed it is shown by a
team that wll lcreditably represent the
city.
Back of the movement to give Tal
lahassee good baseball are some of
moit substantial business men of the
county, prominent among whom are.
Is. M. Lively. Mayor G. P. McCord,
Francis B. Wlnthrop, George E. Lewis.
Kenneth Moran and Sam Washnish.
Mr. Lively has consented to act as
manager and the manner In which he
has taken hold of the proposition aug
urs well for its success. Mr. Wahnish
is at present the captain.
The Leon County Fair association
has generously offered its grounds to
the ball club which offer has been ac
cepted. The fair association will erect
an up-to-date grandstand and will put
the diamond in magnificent shape.
A number of games are in prespect
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Dorothy Dalton Has Fins Role in
"Other Men's Wives."
Dorothy Dalton has an unusual part
as Cynttia in "Other Men's Wives,"
the latest Thomas IX. Ince photoplay
which comes to the Isis theatre today.
Cynthia is forced by necessity to
agree for a stipulated sum to try to
compromise a married man so th
his wife may have evidence to get
a divorce, thus permitting her to mar
ry the man she loves.
The unsuspecting husband wins her
sympathy and then her love and she
is brought to a realization that she
is about to injure a noble man. She
wants to retract her agreement, but
the other man. he who would break
up the home, has the whip hand over
ner.
How to escape the predicament is
the trying situation with which she
is confronted. Her womanly cour
age asserts Itself at the critical mo
mnt and she solves the problem. To
tell how, would detract much frorn
the Interest of the picture. The story
was written by C. Gardner Sullivan
and directed by Victor L. Schertzinger
under the supervision of Thomas II.
Ince.
Constance Talmsdqe Has Sure Fire
Charm.
What is the charm of Constance Tal
madge? Is it her buoyant youth, her vl
vaciousness, her dash, her fresh beau
ty, her skilful conception of a role,
her unusual quality, piquancy? In a
word, she is a girl, in the delicious
.fragrance of youth, clear eyed, en
thusiastic, delectable. In all of her
Select Pictures there have been many
splendid vehicles for Miss Talmadge,
but none has been better sutted t? her
peculiar type of charm than "Mrs.4
Leffingwell's Boots," in which she is
presented by Lewis J. Beisalok. n4
which will be shown at the Isla thea-
tre tomorrow. The scenario for "Mrs,
Leffingwell's Boots' is by Edith, X0e3v
nedy, taken from Augustas Thomas
famous play of the same name The,
picture was directed by Walter 23d4
wards.
The story la one -off eomplfoaftomt
worthy of a French faroiat writer cut
it la far less strained than some of
these playwrights' works and withal
carries out a reasonable and consistent
plot to a strikingly original denoument,
"Mrs. Leffingwell's foots" created av
furore when It waa first produced tn
New York, as a stage play. Jt caught
the publio fancy because tt era so
bright, so original and so wttryv The.
screen version, la equally satisfactory.
The support afforded Misa Talmadge,
la of the best and the whole produo
tion has beeatagedcnala,vlslv-acalaa
and the first with an out of town op
ponent will probally be played on tne
local grounds next Thursday July 10.
The local management declare that
they are open to offers for games from
all sources in the amateur field.
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Mary Pickford as "Judy" in "Daddy
Long Legs" Learns Lesson from
Hard Cider Jug.
One of the funniest of all the hu
morous things with which Mary Pick
ford's new and best feature. "Daddy
Long Legs" which will be seen at the
I sis Wednesday and Thursday, is load
ed in a series of scenes in which Mary,
as Judy Abbott, takes too much hard
cider.
The funny little "drunk" is not in
dulged in by Judy Abbott, the orphan
ctild Miss Pickford plays, with malice
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aforethought. It happens that she and
a funny little orphan with . a very
freckled face have just lead a "prune
strike" in which they have sought tr4
obtain better food for the children of
the asylum, who are fed on thin soup
and prunes.
Prohibition Matron Spoils "Jag".
. The tyrannical head matron has woa
the battle, being a large woman able
to, dominate the cowering little waifs
who are charged of the institution,
and to punish Judy, and the little b
who aided her In encouraging the chil
dren to strike, the matron puts them
out in the yard with nothing to eat.
A thief who has been stealing from
a passing wagon throws over the fence
a jug of hard cider, and some sand -.'wiches.
j Judy and the boy hare been praying'-;;
, for food. They think this dropped V.
from. Heaven, and proceed to eat anl
drink without Inquiring into the nature.'
of the donation. So it happens that lnl
f ine mom inoocani way win lunuieu
become happy. Miss Plckford's por
traval of 4he surprised! Judy, who
punishes her enemies, gives Jam to alk J
the children and defies the ogre of a
matron Is wonderfully done.
It lu only one of the masterful "bits"
she does in this picture which carries
Judy, the orphan from her birth to
her marriage to a rich man who
her to college.
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