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Foto's .Folly Theatre
Week ladeas Saturday, oev. 23rd.
SUNDAY, Nov. 17th.-"A DoHI's House," El
sie Ferguson. "The Shadows of Her
Pests," Fox Film Comedy. "Fotos Screen
Telegram."
MONDAY. *Nov. 18th.-"Her Husband's Hon
or," Stewart Holmes and Edna Good
rich. "Ist Episode of Ilands Up." Ruth
Roland. "Universal Screen Magazine."
TUESDAY. Nov. 19th.-"At the Mercy of
Men," Alice Brady. "Official War
Weekly." "Big V .Comedy."
TUTLANE 'I'HEATRE.
One of the most musical and
spectacular of the musical shows
which have capltvwted New York
last season will make its debut on
the stage of the Tulane Theatre on
Sunday, Nov. 17, when John Cort
brings here his sensationally effee
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tire "war4ride" production of 'Tlo
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'To-P'lo" has all of the graces
of the musical comedy of the past and
any number of new ones which are
essentially her own, including a
chorus of matchless beauty and
grace, a scenic blackround which
has sever been equalled in lovell
nes and a cast which was note.
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WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2th.--"Paul English
Players." "Selected Pictures."
THURSDAY, Nov. 21st.-"Great Love."
Special Griffith Production. "Strand
Comedy." "Fotos Screen Telegram."
I FRIDAY, Nov. 22nd.-"Great Love." Special
Griffith Production. "House of Hate, No.
6," Pearl White. "Mutt and Jeff Car
toon Comedy."
SATURDAY. Nov. 23rd.-"The Forbidden
Path," Theda Bara. "Chester Outing
Travel Picture." "Comedy."
worthy even in New York, where
"Flo-Flo" was running at the Cort
Theatre. The chorus, incidentally.
numbers nothing but "perfect thirty
sixes" and has that rare modicum a
sense of humor exhibited at each
performance in a series of eccentric
dances.
Also, Flo-Flo, the charming corset
model, gives occasion for a spectacu
lar Fashion array. Mr. Cort select
ed for his cast Jack Norton, Cordelia
Haager, Joseph Mlvey, Martha Law
rence, Thomas Gordon, Maude No
lan, Len Leonard Betty Booth,
ranels & Ross, OGus Vaulhan, and
the Perfect Thirty-Six Chorus, be
sides an augmented orchestra under
the direction of Vernon Bestor.
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FRIDAY.
On Saturday 16th, the H. N. G. C.
will again open Its doors to the pub
lic with a big special production
"Three Mounted Men." starring dar
ing. reckless, fearless Harry Carey.
Idol of photoplay fans. "Tiree
Mounted Men" has all the steed. ac
tion and dash expected of this star.
The story? Too good to tell. but
you'll be thrilled and entertained to
the limit. Blank Mann is a'so on the
program in "lls Ticklish Job."
SUNDAY.
There are plenty of quicksands in
society to trap the feet of the un
wary, and the wise will keep a sharp
lookout for them. Warren Dexter
(Francis X. Bushman) realizes the
fact perfectly, and decides to be on
his guard. Was he successful?
"Social Quicksands." starring Francis
X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne will
be at the .. N. G. C. Sunday. also
Tom Mix in "Six Cylinder Love" and
Current Events.
ORPHEUM.
When the Orpheus opens for the
second time this season on Satur
day, the 16th inst.. it will have as
the headline attraction Mr. Derwent
Hall Caine, son of the well known
author Sir Hall Caine. author of
"The Christian" and "The Woman
Thou Gavest Met" and many other
well known books. lie has provided
his talented son with a one-act
playlet called "The Iron Hand,"
which has to do with the Kaiser's
speech to the Potsdam Recruits.
The scene is laid in 'a Belgium Cha
teau and shows the invasion of same
by the Huns. Mr. Dorwent Hall
Caine rose to fame in the principal
role in his father's play called
"Pete." which was the vehicle which
brought him to the United States.
Milt Collins will be welcomed as
the "Patriot." He has appeared in
caricature of many well known per
sons, his mimicries -being so true to
life and so amusing as to make it.
unnecessary to name the characters
he portrays. In "The. Patriot." he
however. brings home the truth of
the old adage that "Many a true
word is said' in jest."
The musical part of the bill will
be in the hands of Libonati a rag
time xylophonist and Irene & Bob
bie Smith. Libonati is a very ver
satile performer, his numbers rang
ing from the most syncopated rag
time tunes to the heavier classic se
lections. Irene & Bobble Smith are
not a boy and girl team, as their
names suggest, but a couple of dainty
misses, whose act consists of some
very tuneful songs which they man
age to get over to the best advan
tage.
Los Espanozos is a dancer who
presents a rather unusual group of
dances in "La Tam-ba." "Di Danza
Cubanolo." "Valse Espagnole," and
the "Bull Fight Whirl."
Taisel & Yoshi are Japanese Nov
elty Equillbrists. while Drew & Wal
lace will be seen in Vaudeville De
Luxe.
The Orpheum Travel Weekly will
be augmented by the Official Weekly
Allied War Review, showing the ac
tivities of the American Forces in
France. Mr. Emile Tosso, in charge
of the Orpheum Orchestra, has been
preparing for a specialty attractive
musical program.
A ly swatted n tmoe saves quite a
ow later.
Thousands of Americans are gonga
to Europe this summer.
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Thrift stamps as you can.
Saw "Ghosts,' Quit Work.
Terre Haute, Ind.-An entire dayW
produetion of coal was lost at Jacksom
ill mine No. 4, near Shelburn, the
other day because two workmen on the
previous afternoon thought they saw
Ibrots in the mle. The e had
bes aworkinalg loe la one of the
shafbts when suddenly, according to
their story, they saw a shadow in o
et the shafts. Later they heard some
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"How Glad I Am"
¶ Last Monday the people of New Orleans
indulged in the greatest celebration ever
pulled off in this city, because the warring
nations had signed an armistice which
should bring peace to the world and per
mit our American boys to return home.
T We kicked up a racket. Some laughed
and some cried for joy. Some got "soused"
as many as three times in the course of the
day. Everybody seemed happy as happy
could be, and gave vent to his joy in his
own particular way and according to his
individual temperament.
" Everybody felt that in one way or another
he had helped "lick the Kaiser," and, as
"licking the Kaiser" means whipping the
Devil, therefore a "celebration" was strict
ly in order. We had it!
ýj But now that it is over, with everyone
1 strictly sober, and the popvalves are down
because excessive steam has been worked
off, and the world seems pretty much the
same as before,-really, How glad are you?
SWith scientific instruments everything can -
Sbe measured, but "How glad are you" can
be measured without instruments!
It will be measured by deeds
rather than noise. It will be
measured by your victory offer
ing. It will be measured by
what you give to the
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
TM. S*are CagagAiA d T.
M. & R. WARRINER, Jnc.