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EL PASO HERALD
Week-End Edition, March 27-28, l92o. J
SPLENDID SHOWS ELKS READY FDR
FOR THIS WEEK MINSTREL
SHOW
't . z.ytrz of the various show m Kialted ruler George H. Booth and
- . a" arranged Mellent pro- hl6 committee hav computed all the
' ''.US. Tre'nprofSSVlS:fr;' tar th. Eik,- pr
Bf Jon FrajTim 1 formance to be Siren Taesdar and
jnday and Monday Tom Mix In ! Wednesday evenings in th Crawford
-e :!u," a story of love and I . , -
er.tur., crowded with thrills. . ' , . .,. . .......
Ijntov and Wednesda An entire A. J. Straver tril. take the ticket
-w bill of abort aubjscta. tn Hall jit the front door and he Trill be aa
om Boy. ""SSJ,1 I slated In welcoming the puesta br G.
5 pPPy om5;Iv SiS: A. Martin. Hal E. Christie. Mr. Sooth
VT: . ,5MlrB..,?Jh Pf and James Meece.
.. Dories, and the Universal Cur- wnI R winch, another member of
i.t Menu rL the committee, will look after the
Thursday and Friday 8h!rUr Ma- Ftge direction. Chas. H. AmMtrons.
n. In her new Fox production, chairman of the committee, who te
;c.Ily and I.- alto the new For news, producing the minstrels, will lead the
: rl. . .orchestra and direct the Moste.
i -tartinc Saturday, for one week There will be a street parade Tues
the great racing play, a dav atterpoon.
William i"ox special feature, Th complete program will be as
Ellanay Theater follow s.
runday and through Wednesday First Part.
"Catherine .MacDonaid, th American i rrelude. "Carolina Sunshine." by
aut. In "The Turning Point," from members of the OrpheuB club, dlrec-
famous storv by Robert W. Cham- tion of C J. Andrews.
- This is Miss Mac Donald's first Opening chorus, "Down Around the
liar appearance since her recent Rler." "tjuawnee.- "I'm Gonna Spend
' j sucoeps, "The Beauty Market. uy Honeymoon in Dixie."
Pathe- Weekly ana comedy are! End song, -GlTe That Harem to
j -the same bill. He" E- I Unaw.
Ti-urtilav, Friday and Saturday . Comio song. "I Gave Her That," J.
,ce Brady In her latest production ; H. Alberts.
' . ra the Realart studios, "Sinner:"! .Introducing Frank Spier and Billy
a"Vrph.l',th W"1"T "d BiQBSri."a"irlf.L Garden of the
Owki Attractions Gods," Charles J. Andrews,
ndav anoVdS-DoW. bill.! A cntUltty "BreexeT Hall.
' staring Jack PleVford In -in ' Ballad, "Suet a Uttle Oyssy, J. T.
rong. ana latest iwo reel winsi;ff r.J
-nedy. "Ssre Me. Sadie." AS an
Wilson. R. P Brice, Leslie 1vy an1
Carl Mason.
committee of arrangements cha. ,
A. rTstronc. A. J. Stfayer. E. K I
Pchir.dle, H. E. Christie. G. A. Martin.
Will R. Winch. John Buqttor, J. B.
Paden and J. H Conlin. t
The -nd men. th? Orpheus club and
the quartet will rehearse Sunday
afternoon at 2.10 at the Elks' club
and th companv will have a final
dress rehearsal Monday night at 8
oclock at thft Crawford.
TALK OF ANOTHER ROAD
THROUGH HERE, SOUTH
Pan Mario. Txa, .Morrh i'7.
Orisrlnaliy. the Mer.dian l.ifrhnar rvftS
routed to go ia Laredo into Mxiro,
logically following the 9th raeridtn
now better known a thty hquor gold
route, but pr.nnjre Is beiiut Drought
' PUEBLO DETECTIVE SLAYS
MEICAK WHO HKta ai nira
Wn.i.ta Falls to Kl PftSo, lh-m-e into
Pi.i'O. a tile natural irm.n atrwif.
t lie Rio ijrande. The project is for
the oonstruction of a flrse class anto
mociie nignway iron Winnipeg, in - - -
I - I -.W. . f CI. ,An 1MTM At 10 OClOCk tlllS
as Doaalble directly thrOTiah to Uex- I ni..- rUr Veslcans were seen!
' lc Citr" ' in front of 'he Baty home br Arth ir'
Ti.h'.r,. Colo. March 27. Cl;y d
tective Charles Baty snot and kllle.1
RESCUE HOME CHILDREN
TO SEE CARNIVAL TONIGHT '
TVeather permitting, th Children
of the El Paso Rescue home will he
entertained this afternoon at the
American Legion carnival as guests
of the legion and the Bernard 1 shows.
The carnival management will Pro
vide transportation for the children
from the home to the grounds at
Duraago and Overland streets, and
after the show, will carry them home.
Tonight will be "American Legion"
night at the carnival. Friday night
there was a parade of the American
Legion men from their meeting place
in the chamber of commerce to the
grounds for "marines' night." Ma
rines and ex-marines of 1 Paso did
the honors.
No further return on th balloting
for "queen of the carnival" has been
made, but heavy votirt? was reported
for Miss Georgian na Wright and Miss
Heta Belt.
broken, bet It acts as If Its elbow J
were -Boston Herald. IB
CARNIVAL!
Auspices
EL PASO POST
American Legion
BERNARDI
EXPOSITION
COMPANY
March 22 to April 3
DTJRANGO & OVER
LAND STS.
Dry. but Yet Wet. "When the Moon-
i shine Shines on the Moonshine," A. T.
Is
Marguerita Jisner in an original " art .
w York crook story. "The Danger-1 Serous ?. ballad. Go Slow an i
.s Talent:" also Ford Weekly and F-'" ,c- &.,PoKik-r. . r-,r r
- w comedv Finale. "Floating Down to Cott n
r.du;- and Saturday June Caprice Town. " . A. Browhe.
a comedy romance. "In Walked 1 .'if.? - SS..
c- . and other features. J Orchestra selection, "Flo Flo.
AX the Rlaltc ' 1 art Two.
...nndav. Tuesday and Wednesday! Charles A. Brann. monoloc in dla-
e Burrlscale In "A 'oman Who ' Ict. .
. ; ood" ami screen magazine ' Mn-cal melange. J. L. Butuo
f of the Day." i "TeT" Griffin, s. A. augban and v i -
:Kda. Frtdij, Saturday ar.i l.aii shaak.
The Third Generation," a The merry magician. D. C. MacI- r
ii- ''tic d.-ama with an all star cast; Quartet in southern songs. C. J. An
s':o paramount magaxine. Jim-1 dre . W. S. Taylor. C. U. Armstmng
t Lajghogranhs SJid concert or- , anil C. C. Homan.
,.etra. I A E. F. entertainers. H. Hall anu
Valine Features. i L. Bowles.
V.- plajing May AUisoir and an. Finale.
Pta cast In. "Th Walk Off," : Minstrel productioa under direc--cr
.Muioscn's Broadway stare suc-ition of C. H- Armstronz. stage untir
Frederic and Fannie Hatton-i direction or mil k. w incn.
mzeriocuior. josepn ri- new.
Tambos. J. H. Alberts. A. T. Wilk '
and H. HalL
Bones. C. ii pollock. T. O. Shaw
and J. R. Paden. 1
Soloists. C. J Andrews, Clarence ,
Thompson. J. F. Cheek and a. A.
Browne. j
Chorus, w. v. Haggaro, e. a. k.
Searle, W. & Taylor. J. W. Christie.
C. C. Homan, J, T. Williams. A. M.
Scott. L. Worcester, jr, A. R. MUllcan.
F. B. Kagrdder, Charles. K. Cask ill,
IS. K. Johnson. V. H MacCullttm. E. IL
Lefkowitz, O. F. Teschner, Charles F.
Fink. Max Atkin. John F. Kersey, jr,
Joseph B. Smith. D- C Maclvor. H. Ol
v.'e.inesdaj-. Thursday and Friday
I'.rih- st and Milton SilU in.
rVn liushed Hour."
f-t'u-da "A Modern Salome.
Wigvram Attractions
-;tu dn-. Mack Sennett's oomedt,
T'e rj.s' Tailor;" Briggs corned;,
;iaj." anil the Century.com
'i -I -in's AUian'-e."
- .: Harold Lloyd's latest
.fr. -".f-J. "Hi Ko.val Slyness,"
si X ws. Rolin and Christie com-,
. -s .- -1 Mutt and Jeff." I
io to Thursday Ethel Clay-;
'I rr- Deadly Than the Male."
L r -i- N'oal Hart In a western1
i S''d corcedy bilL I
lajallace Reid
If anda Hawley I
"DOUBLE SPEED"
A racisg rooaace that rns on love! SB'
Adder Attrscliaa
"U. S. FOUR"
Hm local army lecraiting qtiartet in a repertoire of
new, catchy songs.
Rialto-Paramount Magazine
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
E. L Poraeror, Director.
TWO MORE DAYS ONLY
IWt wtnt to the door Pud the Mexl-.n-
o-ened fire on him Baty epiie,l
with his revolver and after ah
char.z, of several shots 1'area Tel!
wlili a bullet throtieh the heart The
other men escaped.
The attempt to kill Baty is believed
tn t. in reieise for the klllin of a
Mexi-a-i by laty sbout a year ago
irhen the u.an tried t shoot the de
tective while making an arrest.
FIKRHKN SATK HOTsE.
A vacant h..use at EJcalylrtuS Ir.-I
c-nai streets, owned by Charles Hunt,
, r-as found to be on fire a 7.19 a. t.
Haf-irJnv city firmn succeeded.
. d. splt" hleh wind. !i potflng out tb
' fire before the building waa serious
ly damaged.
! Forty-five poreeut of the pvotestant
ministers of Franoe joined the colors.
EI Paso Chamber
of Commerce
l'f.B-V FOR T11H HSKOnCBHBjrT
Of Amerlcna Prlaelples In the
Industrlnl. LegUlatlve and Adrala
Ittratlve Life of 'Xatloa and State,
will be the predominating Spirit
- of the
20T1I AXfcAL Jinrm.VG OF EL
PASO ClIAMllCll OF COUMBRCCa
LIDHIITV ILLL
Slonday, ttnren 9th. 8 p, m.
I10.V. ClIAHPE ANDREWS,
Chaltanoega. Tennessee,
Speaker.
SPnclAL JlCSlC PftOGRAM
Dy Bl Paso fiymphaay Orcheafra,
under direction P. J. Guslaf.
Lower floor reemed for meatbera
of Chamber of Commerce only.
Ilalrany Sent for the use of the
vrlvr and families Of Chamber
f Commerce 3Iembers and
Invited guests.
i
EI Paso Chamber
of Commerce
MAY ALL!
-IN-
SON
OFFS"
WIGWAM
SENNETT
COMEDY
"The Ladies' Tailor."
CENTURY
COMEDY
"A Lion's Alliance."
BRIGGS
COMEDY
"Circus Day."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
A picturizatkra of the famous Broadway
stage 'hit by Frederic and Fanny Hatton.
TODAY
TOMORROW
MONDAY
B I .'TsnanK-f-. - .asUassssssUBsaw iMi&JiW
ra m i . -.kMI. ISIm snssssssseT it?z"
I-drcus Day." I. ttm:.
INTERNATIONAL I; -t
Special Tomorrow ' ffc. yhs g&
IAnotner 01
HAROLD LLOYD'S I f888"1?"11?"
stjper-comedies 1 1 DOUBLE BILL! 4 JACK I
"HisRoyalSlynes," j I PICKFORD I
iLiiihii 1 1 ! GREAT! IN A PICTURE PACKED WITH PLEASING I
AND ENTERTAINING QUALITIES
"IN WRONG" I
I DELIGHTFULLY PLEASING FROM START TO FINISH I
MS EXTRA! ((PAlfe? HJi- OKfi.ffJJ 2-REEL SPECIAL I
j ADDED FEATURE I &AlE. WL bAlJiS CHRISTIE COMEDY
1 BEYERSTEDT BROTHERS' ORCHESTRA 1
i
ELLANAY
TOMORROW
Katherine
MacDonaid
(The Amerkaa Beauty)
IN THE YEAR'S MOST BEAUTIFUL
PHOTOPLAY
"THE
TURNING
POINT
A rosasce of Gkrieai Woaaa&ood, wrktea hj as
ROBT. W. CHAMBERS
TMs is Mia MacD&aaM' Flrsf Appar
mce sacc "The Tfawderbohf aad
Tke Beast? Market"
On the sass hM.
NEW PATHE WEEKLY
i (Direct from New York)
BEYERSTEDT BROTHERS' ORCHESTRA
And May Daggaa WSsea at Ebaay Orsaa.
the UNIQUE
Con tin aon lil-ll p in. Mats. 35c Brenlasra
15e. Sc. 34, Sr. Fpeeial ChHdren's Pziceft.
THE SEASON'S SOCIETY EVENT
iREAT AND ONLY ELKS MINSTRELS
BETTER THAN EVER AND THAT'S GOING SOME!
CRAWFORD THEATER
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHTS ONLY.
Tickets Now Selling Crawford Box Office. Prices 50c to $1.50, plus tax.
I
THE ONLY COMPANY OH TOUR!
TUt. Is the orlc1&I ew York-CMeaso prod ncl ion of
the crmtmt American coisfdr Marrm since Tli Old
Homestead and Tke Mi!e Mastercard It will be
presented here exAeily nm It raa for a nolid year eaea
In thos cities. It Is posItlTctr not a !V"o. 2 company.
SIX DATS, STARTING
Thursday April 1st.
Mats. Sat, Baster Snnu Toe.
Join GoWec, Prodncer of "Ligkish n and Ttrce Wbe Fools," offers
I THE MONARCH OF COMEDIES
MENU
Orater Cocktail on naif Shell
Ilcarta of Celt 17 Ripe OUtcs
Etaenec of Beef la Cnv
Frcfc IrObster rattle a la Xeiv1arc;k
Sprffiff Caleken Sants
Asparasra Ttpm
Candled Afreet Potatoes -
Preaa Strawlferry Ice Cream
Maeearoons
Small Coffe
'Sunday, Uarea 2&)
TO THE
By W inchell fxm 1 1 U. o-anthor ot LiSTtttniij and
"The Boomr i.i.iji' aad John XI. Zlaxxard
You'll Laugh
Seats Tuesday
a Lot! You'll Cry a Little!
Mail Orders Now
The aboOe menu is the finest yet offered in El Paso at any price.
Dine downtown this evening and avoid work and annoyance of
home cooking. Under the new Cafe management each diner
receives prompt personal service. The food is prepared by a chef
who knows his art. After dinner you are free of household cares
and can spend the evening as you please.
The Management,
Sheldon Cafe.
Mr Ma 50c, SI, SUO, f
Mats 50c. TSe, S3. 81.50.
rlna Tax
L. . J
fjhe Screen's Supreme Smash!
JomTJlix crashes through
four floors mi horseback!
i s jj
GiUcfhts riakb'sLde, up
begins
WILLIAM FOX
presents
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CYCLONE
B I J O
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TH EATER
TODAY AHD SUHDAYI
If Yoa Have a Weak Heart Keep Away!