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THE" MORNING .-HERALD, JANUARY 29, 1915.'- A : . f " u II nTI fi IT, l li illinln" : I-;'. V F ' '' sic-rFioay JL IH 3LO VE WETH HI Main Floor 20c Get Tickets From Nurses or M aiii Street Pharmacy. :: Everybody Turn Out A Good Cause NOTE: Nurses will have complete charge of Box Office and Door. Free list entirely suspended. iiimniliiwmw ,!Wimnji.iyyi II II m lllli II I. .1 Ill I 11 WMILm.mw mi ijl.ijuwir. njt.ilriiii'felilll mmm lenefit Hlpspital-Mpademy of m Here! ffsliU 1 pISOMIAfl TODAV A't2UESTION OF COURAGE. "-thrilling story of patriotism and' mother love. A war drama i it wo parts.- OtWER PEOPLE'S BUSINESS. 'A' ' Keystone comedy witli Mpjble Normand and Fred -Conk--liii the funny people. COMING DOUGH AND DYNAMITE. .A; two reel special Keystone coined v with Charles Chaplin ihd Max Swain. EDISONIA WorHl Film Corporation Pre sents: ;'a WilUani A Ht'ady jctwre Wy--Go.;- inc.; Fea ture A GENTLEMAN :r In 5 Ac in; V comedy of Washington life I'lico ftose.vclt says it's "Bully." Featuring Tom Wise. AT THE 'PARIS THEATRE .IF YOU WANT GOOD HEALTH. ! have il; Tor you in five ga.l u!i iK.ttlos. Phone 30 J for a Ixilllc Jlucklcberry Min- i-al Val.f:r, fi'csh from tho Springs today. DR. GEO. A. CARR. Surgeon Dentist, (intra over W. A. Slater & Co. Store to will admit you to a dollar show at the PARIS MONDAY. E MASTER KEY IS SIMPLY "IT." QnffTi TKK line Pansg RF PORTER lzirwiAiic AuMxi' hyvri,ir.Lijwnit MOO TH COURTER- x -. - , y i v ' r . 1 .. , . I .v i - x i iY . . . WlAA oo-oo- 7 EDISONIA BOOKS LONG I.- LIST Or" FEATURES Beginning Tuesday of next week Tuesdays, and .Thursdays will be. fea ture days at the Edisonia theatre Manager Roche'.le has booked pictures he thinks will best please his patrons. On Tuesdays the attractions will be two Dart Keystone comedies. On Thrusdays the Alliance Film Corpora tjon will present these features: "The Chocolate Soldier,": with Orig inal All Star Broadway Cast. "In The Shadow." iwht Gordon De Maine and Wm. A. Wililams. "The Last Chapter," with Carlyle Blackwell. "The Truht Wagon," with Max Fig man and Lolita Robertson. 'The Last Egyptian," with. J. Far roll McDonald and Vivian Reed. "Hearts and Flowers." with Mrs, Thomas Whiffen. "The Man Who Could Not Lose with Carlyle BEfckwell. "The Floosier Schoolmaster," with Max Figman and Loli'Li '-Robertson "When Fate Leads Trunin,"' with Octavia Handworth. "The Key to Yesterday," with Car lyle Blackwell. "The Path Forbidden," with O.ctavia Hand worth. "At the .d Cross - ads," with ICsIha . Wililiiins ' v . .: VV; ' : ' '; f ' ' Today's ofTeri'ng consists of three reels front Jhe MutuiU Pfpgiani. 11 IS GENTfiEMAX FROM 1 MISSISSl'l'l'l TO PAY The World's Film Corporal ion pre sciifs at the Paris today a five part production "The Gentleman from Mis sissippi." The.slory of this film in brief follows: The.slory of "A Gentleman from Mississippi" revolves arouiid the ad veniures in Washington of .a newly t'lectcd senator frjni Mississippi, fat, jovial Bill Yangdon. who Is sent, (o the capitol by the "trust' 'interests as an easy mark, who will ocnlncldc with llieir ideas through friendship for the me uwho-put him . I bore. The old g ill le'ian, a. cavalier of the old school,, has high esnse of honor and. seeing 'through their schemes, defeats ihem and conies off victorious in a 'ight that threatens to destroy hii) (inancially, politically, and, what was more vital tJ him, ot smirch the honor jof bis ijiiiily. His daughters become infatuated with Washington social life and the .cider becomes engaged to a congressaiiini Norton, who tries to put through a bil placing a naval base at a point in tho Gulf of Mexico, where he has persuaded his fiancee and her brother to invest their, money. Obi Longdon discovers Norton's' trickery and breaks the engagement. "But" ITaincs, a bright, young, newspaper correspondent in Washing ton, has I'eeome acquainted with Langdon shortly after the hitter's ar rival at the capitol and becomes the private secretary of the new senator. Knowing the perils of Washington po litical liTe, he steers the old man safely past the' reefs and captures the old man's .younger daughter. Te old roan falls a victim to 1h charms of a dashing widow, while the pert young stenographer who furnishes CUB T f f Bmusements A. A A. jf i T Y ? quite a bit, of the comedy, surrenders to a. persistent young rporler. FIVfE 'iKEL VARIETY PROGRAM ' AT THE GRAND THEATRE TODAY Five' one reel subjects make up the Grand's these an program dramas today. Three O! and two of them comedies. For Saturday a special western at traction is booked. . Yesterday Manager Jourdan's pat ronage enjoyed a very good' Para mount picture,', "liis Last Dollar." This play featured David liigginsvand there was not a dull moment during the showing of tho four reels of pic tures. The races were realistic and all enjoyed the. show. . FAST A XI) FFRIOTS ACTION IX THE MASTER KEY MONDAY The seventh episode of "The Master Key" surpasses the fast and furious action cC the preceding episode. Withal the .development, of the love interest between Dore and Ruth continues while both are at the Manx holel in San Francisco. A diversion is afford ed by a trip to Cliff house and a shop ping expedition, which bring Dore and Ruth closer together. The story. of this installment will be pictures shown at the Paris Monday THE PR1XOE QF. TONIGHT A PLEASING ATTRACTION' The" Vj ostein -SaTom Konti"nM has tit'.. l',.lL.iiiiinv i c-nif nrtni'b)'ni nu' 1 lui til. y.i' ...:'?. e . ' traction .Messrs.' . Ltarris ana r reciaimr have bo()ked-tir-r"'Sbr.wn at -the Acad iny -oi' Music iJlond.ay nighl : Delightfully surprising in every way was the pifsenlJi't-Uih at the Auditori: r.in last night of the musical comedy, "The Prince of Tonight." given by a cast that pleased immensely and stag ed in as elaborate -a maner as many productions clainujig more preten tiousness. The scenery was all that could be desired, the cast large and splendidly costumed, and netny snknd id voices rendered the song numbers in a manner that brought forth nuin hers of encores 'in many insinnces. The male voices were particularly good. Tom Arnold, as 'The Prince," grew much better in his -part "as the play progressed.' Posscsed of a splendid emv of Music :!onia iuriii . voice, he was the center of addition whenever ho appeard. His sung. "Her 'Eyes a:e Blue for Dear O'd Yale," with a double quaret. was one of the nr.isi-"-!! tills oi tiie piay. ren dered with a vim. For an encore ihe octette gave "Tlpperary' "in such a spirited maniur that four encores were necessary before the audience was at all satisfied. Vera La Vere was one of the hand somest and most accomplished lema.e workers i nthe play. Her beauty and i.i i.. i Paso Of manner quicKiy iii.hu: iiei i favorite, sharing the leading honors with Mabel La III in. wo pohssj sses a splendid soprano voice, and Eva Phelps, whose codey iiiliinerisin were most, cleverly executed. Frank Harsh, the stout comedian, who tips the scales at baches the omedv wolK 111 a maimer ui.u ,ii"-.- Iihii wrthy of tin- biebest praise. Without make-up. his natural humor whenever he apeaprs. His work was one of the i'atures of the play. Three acts and lour scenes are required to tell tho story of the play, the plot being a little more elaborate than the usual musical comedy, bin delightful to follow. Those who missed the "Prince of Tonight" missed one of the season's most satisfying productions. Its re turn would be certain to bring forth a packed house. S(;a-ts for the musical spetacl "The Prince of Tonight," will be on sale at box office today. This most talke dof musical play will undoubt edly -do capacity business, and it, would be wf.ll for theatregoes desiring choice locations to purchase fheir tick ets early. . "S'EVEN HOURS IN" NEW. YORK" NEXT WEDNESDAY Full of tuneful music, pretty cos tumes, modern dances, and a lavish environment orvscenery, and presented by; a large company of well-known comedians and a chorus of young and pretty women, "Seven Hours in New York" will be seen' at the Academy of Music on next Wednesday night. The story of the piece is interesting and abounds Willi comic situations and brilliant dialogue and lyrics. On the occasion of ils premiere' p'-rfo: niance in Boston, Mass., the the wress has this, to say: "Seven Hours in New York" 'aroused a -large audience to genuine enthusiasm last night. Sel dom has a musical p'.ay l n received n favorably in this city. It is rollick ing in good fun. The limbic lilting kind, comedy forces and Ihe chorus is smarter, and more full of ginger than seen in Poston. The person fievos he has an aesthetic tnent commitld to his tndr is of the hiUu ily. pretl ier, any ever who be- (empera- car may "Seven not go - into raptures;- over Ik-wrs in New Vork ' 1 1 is mil. a prn indi vidua! J.u,f for fcdnel oir tor the ran ; the creat, good nalured punjie. I iicte is' that mystic so'mething that, gives one a sense of elation bej'ore the first .id is undei; way. Perhaps il is the music, perhaps it is the stage" setting: again it may be the bewitching attract ivrness and delightful abandon of the chorus in full" regimentals, but whai : ever it is, a liftiiig'l'eeling comes In tie spirits and before long, the grum piest person m i ii" auuience i:. umni In the applause." FOUND IN TOBACCO E-A!!N. Constable and Bondsman BrouyM Eames to Jail Yesterday. W. A . Fames v im was arrested .Monday on a charge of retailing ami the illegal possession of spirlu air liquors ami. who jumped a K'lu'i bond before tli e case was railed in record "s court w;:;: fiumd in a tobacco barn. belonging to Will turret! six and a If mi!es.so,i,h of ihe city, yes I enlay a tew minuies oe?oie nu in n ' ji stahb- Canard r.ml ot,e of the signer.-, of the' bond and brought back to the city. Eames was lodged in a jail wneie he spi nt the uig!'J and this morning he will be arraigned before the recorder . . .i to answer to UK- anove meniiomu charges. Eames had located in a tobacco barn on the Garret! place and the general apeapriince of the interior ot the barn siun'hed liiat the iiomi J'-Piip- r had C0C..1 as far as be intended. for the t'..:.f bem:; ai leas;. Me nai . small heaier in lie- placi'. a bunk ami ... . , . .... -.. ..11 a tame aim man. r.ann -located ami was in position to remain indoJrs for an imb liuite length ot time. Thc rmdin-,' and a n est i'lf. of Lames J Es It Ever So IlunibJe, It's a Way to part of the constable for practically all of the oflicers had never entertain ed much hope of rinding him. But. with two determined men, the pair that attached their signatures to Ihe alleged retailer's bond, and wilh an officer who stood ready to rollow any clue, Fames' chances of getting away were decidedly slim. His bondsmen wer detet X'.licd to bring him back anil they have not signed a second bond in his favor. FARM MORTGAGES. Bankjrs Welcome Criticistvi in fort to Remove Reproach. The board of governors of the Farm Mortgage Hankers Association of America announces., that Ihe as sociation will welcome crilic'sm con cerning questionable methods of farm mortgage bankers anywhere in the 1'nited Slates. If is the aim of the association to assist in an effort to put farm mortgage banking be yond reproac'i of any sort, and to promulgat-e educational plans to on -lighten " investors concerning farm mortgages. ' . The association purposes to take sleps this year to secure legislative action with regard to rural credits throughout,, the country. The next iuintui Louis I convention in Oeiob'er.- will be held in : -New York Sun. CHILD BADLY BURNED. Foum -Year-Old Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Murray Injured. John .Murray, Ihe four-year-old son of Air. and .Mrs. John G. Murray, was badly burned yesterday afternoon aboul t',:l.", o'clock. The child was burned on Hie. back from the hips up. and w hil; Hie injuries, were very pajin fill, the nhvsiciaii who was summoned thinks lhai 'I hoy are not liable to be fatal. ' ,' Mrs. Murray. ;hud gone out inio 'lie yard, for-some : I and lei'l Ihe child in the room. While she was out in some way the clothing caught lire, and Ihe lilile fellow was hadiy burn ed before Ihe mother eoubi gel lie biirniiig clonics away. IL OFT, FLUFFY I0IDI! il ;,l t! I i t does tl"l did oot.- II,. II- III - old. of ila nil i n If pen.-i , for is ail thai i: isi di" "hair -nrAll: :'r is en t in ly laitiou ami aair ceas, : Id !! d- I o- f.. I l IIIO'. e, v.itli !:a": .1 I; vigoro'it:;, soft Mid I! Whether y:cir li.iii Iiritrle. Parisian S:ii mo. ' I he cause, i In i :c;.'lp M"ie::iy I' ' in v. ' m ,ii dial ! . fi v lot i ." g II : I h heir i i 'i-.r alv a . . mil". :u (i apple if I' I' ill ' a I oiIJHI.al I HI 1 1 ! i " a: I a risi:. i S::-je from I 'a wood .1'diirlii tjil ami ii.eiit that will i C-. !l , i". e;isil O'UT be, real ami i.i-.iiiii: dil li ii: and scalp. Get Home. HEALTHY IIIIH Von ill Pec ir t THE J. 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