Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 4, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 4, 1919 Page: 3 of 6
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A Big Special Picture at the
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A photo drama based on
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There were tow fire alarms turned
in this morning. The first which hap-
p®hed at eight fifty was for a small
fire at the residence of L. L. Gunter
on 4th and Park. The beat from the
flue had set the wall paper afire Due
the flames were quickly extinguished
by the chemical tank
The second fire was at H. Pavell’s
residence on Mill arid Main and oc-
curred at about eleven o'clock. This
too, did „carcely any damage being a
flue fire which was immediately con-
trolled.
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Paramount-Artcraft Special.
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Mrs J. H. Riehards, of West Orange,
.nccompanied by her guest, Mrs. J. B.
j Gunter; of Buna. Texas, pent the day
jin Beaumont shopping.
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SOCIAL FOLLIES
MUSICAL COMEDY CO.
FEATURING
GRACE CONNELLY
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RUBE FERNS
THE WIZARDS OF JOY
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Plenty of Singing and Dancing.
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LOOK AT THESE PRICES
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[riot, “Camping Out,” portrays the funny could ever happen and yet noth-
woes of a neglected married man whose ing could ever amuse one quite to heart-
Pioneer Film Corp. Present*
THE STILL ALARM
Featuring Thomas Santchi and Fritzi Brunette.
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four matinees, he did a total business hats worn by Gaby Dealys are creation*
of $36,000. A record business for any lover which the womenfolk will debate
kind of amusement with the possible for long days after. Bet the story it
exception of the Madison Square Gar- self is one of deep feeling, aud, al-
den, the Hippodrome aid the Metrepol- though the entire action is laid in Paris,
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season’s tour of the United States at - it marks an era, in picture making,
the Lexington Theater in New York, elaborate settings and beauty of inves
For the ten performaces, six nights and titure and costuming- The gowns and
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H. B. Warner, equul’y wnH known oneiga charaeteristies and poasessing the
the stage and sercen, is celebrating the* emotional charm, the elemental note
he says.
In Germany, ne declared, the doctors
fled from the notorious Witten burg
camp, routed by the fear of lice.
donna with “The Merry Rounders, ‘‘
will shortly desert the bufesq
for the realms of mot ]
Florence is the first burleue queen to
.The Zeitung Am Mittag also expres$?
d disquiet over the evacuation of
tiga by the Germans and the danger
of a Bolshevik invasion of Germany.
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traction. It is filled with the Chris
mas spirit and is replterwith thrills
pathos and scenes of intense interest.
The picture has been ably directed and
is presented with splendid settinngs
and noticeably good photoplay.
session today and are reported to be
I considering what action to take for the
. protection of Gierman cities from the
j Pqles.
Mrs. Charles Dykman, of Houston,
and little baby, who have been here vis
it ing her mother, Mrs. Dave MeCarver,
on Lake street, return d home this morn-
t ing.
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Harry Lander is one of the most pop-
ular entertainers of any class who has
ever come to this country. And, as a
vaudeville entertainer, he is probably
entitled to being called the most pop-
ular. Week before last he began the
wife won’t even keep house the way it ily. Miss“Myers receives likable sup-
9 । should be kept. So he leaves sadly and port from M. Rudolpho De Valentina, a
- 1 goes to the Catnlina Islands to camp long name belepging to a fellow Tong
out. On the bout he meets a woman on acting, froiCharles Dorian, Mary
who is just his idea of what a housewife Warren, William"xer and Wadsworth
should be, but, alas, she is married. Harris.
At the Strand Tomorrow
Poles are seeking to enlist the — —
help in order that Poland
“Only food and sleep outrank the
movies in importance as far as our sol-
diers in France are coucerned, ‘‘ says
Homer Croy, the author. “William S.
Hart and Douglas Fairbanks are the fa-
vorites.”
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practically prohibitive. A farmer wisl
ing to cultivte his land must pv‘
times the pr?war price for : r
In Cracow ■be priss of bre
times the pre"war prce nd '
is true of fats.
Heretofore funds collected for Poli h
relief have been utilized in helping
Poles outside their own country. New
screen. Beginning January, they will
release, under the Fara mount trade-
mark, one comedy a month. Fewer
eomedies than before, but even better.
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TOMORROW
NORMA TALMADGE
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Sunshine Comedy, “Mongrels.”
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London, Jan. 4.—The body - louse,
alias pediculosis investamenti, “cootie,”
about which numberless jokes have
been written, is the most deadly of in-
gects, infesting humanity during the
world war. and is responsible at a
most conservative estimate, for the
death of hundreds of thousands in the
war zone. Ih Serbia alone, tyhpus, a
louse-born disease, infected nearly a
million persons and killed 500 a day in
Jassey. Two hundred metrical officers
fell victims after which it spread over
Russia, Austria, Germany and the Bal-
kans.
These figures are given by Lieut-
ing from a nervous breakdown in ci-
cago. His physician has ordered him to
caneel his operating engagements and
go to France as soon as possible. Mme.
Lina Cavalieri will accompany her hus-
band when he sails for Europe.
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Berlin, Jan. 4.—A protest against
the “abject surrender to the Poles.”
which is advocated by Herr Ernst, of
the Prussian ministry, is printed by
the Zeitung Am Mittag today/The min
▲ter, who has just returned from the
border, declares that while the invas-
.ou by the poles could have been pre-
vented a fortnight ago the situation is
how hopeless and Germany could not
regain the territory occupied by the
loles, even with the division ordered
o the district—a division, he declared
«hich it now was impossible to asseni
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I’he Zeitung Ad Mittag declares
hese statements cannot be true and it
sks why the government has done no-
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Remember—as though you could for-
get!—“the Birth of a Nationt” And
“ Intoerance! ‘‘ And “Hearts of the
Worldr’ And Griffith’s first Arteraft,
"IThe Great Love. Now comes another
.Griffith Arteraft, ‘'The Greatest Thing
in fe" Wateb for it.
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try, it has been impossible for the out-
side world to send aid, neither Gt r
many nor Russia offering a satisfac-
tory channel. Now that the port of
Danzig is open relief can be sent by
sea route.
entn Lloyd, chief entomologist in north " hen Russia, Austria and Germany
era Rhodesia. The louse, he says, is ' finall ceased fighting back and forth
responsible not only for typhus, but re- across Poland they had laid waste ap
lapsing and trench fevers’, and applies proximatela 110,000 square miles, caught in either "he rl
to all parts of the world. “The full ex- equal to ▲ combined areas of Nev east of her or in that thr
tent of the louse's guilt is not known.” ^ork, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, i the west. ___
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hirley Mason this week finished her ericas will be Carmel Myers, the viva-
newest screen vehicle, and incidentally eious and attractive Bluebird star,
her first picture since coming West J in “All Night,” one of those bright
titled “Jem of Old Rock.” It was di-pittie eomedies that takes cne right out
reeted by Robert G. Vignola and play- of the realm of the present, and tran»
ing with Miss Mason were Njles Welch ports him into the land of romance and
. . «.. . perpetual fun.
Nothing in real life conld ever go off
(By United Frees)
London, Dec. 16. (By Mail.)—Some
thing must be done for Poland, accord
ing to Poles in London. Situated be
tween revolutionary Russia and rev
lutionary Germany, the newly freet
people of Poland are in a precarious
situation. While it is claimed the coun
try has suffered greater devastatior
through the war than any other conn-
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Tomorrow the Strand will offer the
ever popular Norma Tubnadge in “Her
Only Way,” a story of a world-old prob-
lem, with a brand ney twist. Norma
Talmadge is a fav< x photo star, and
in “Her Only Way” is Men in one of
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