Harmony Theatre
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14.
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No Feature Tonight, But Plenty of Variety.
STRAND WAR SERIES
War Pictures from Europe’s Fighting Armies.
ANIMATED WEEKLY
The Weekly Magazine of Motion Pictures
And Three Reels of
COMEDY.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Broadway Star Feature (Vitagraph)
‘MR. BARNES OF NE^BV YORK.’
In Most Interesting Acts.
By Archibald Cleavering Gunter.
SELIG TRIBUNE NEWS
A Very Interesting Issue.
SUNDAY—THREE SHOWS—6:00, 7:30, 9:00 P. M.
TWO SHOWS ■ ■ 7:30; 9 P. M.
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M.
m ADMISSION . 25 CENTS
1 CHILDREN . 10 CENTS
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That means tenderer and sweet
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more to try it, why not do so
today and solve the question of
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AND CAMP ORDERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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BY BIG AUDIENCE
In the neighborhood of 800 Anchor
age people are indebted to Captain A.
E. Lathrop for his usual display of
generosity; to the efforts of the ladies
of the Catholic church and to the sur
prising amount of local talent for an
exceptionally delightful and entertain
ing program at the Empress last
night.
While the worthy captain has al
ways shown high class pictures that
have drawn well it is understood that
he will endeavor to sign several of
last night’s performers as an added
attraction. Boston is not the only city
that can play to record crowds, as was
proven last night. From beginning
to end the program was well received
and merited the hearty applause.
The people gathered early and Miss
Walsh was worked overtime making
change. Mrs. Ray C. Larson and Miss
Thompson, together with the ushers,
threw up their hands early in ‘the
game and sent out the S. O. S. signal
for the standing room only sign.
That the different numbers took
was evidenced by the repeated encores
i and the artists responded graciously.
Following the overture, and who ever
heard of a real play in a real theatre
without an overture, Mrs. Frederick
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ed to a hearty encore. The step-danc
ing by Mrs. Haley was posted as an
extra and was the hit of the evening.
The reproduction of characters from
Fairy Land by Mary Heffner, Anna
Diamond, Myrtle Wendler and Edna
Allenbaugh was very much enjoyed, as
was the musical numbers by the Mis
ses Harmon. Mrs. F. Parsons’ read
ing was so good that she was com
pelled to repeat. The instrumental so
los by Mrs. W. G. Wilt were classical
and in addition to pleasing the audi
ence with two well selected piano se
lections Mrs. Wilt played the accom
paniment for Mrs. Frederick Mears’
vocal numbers. Miss Freddie O’Con
ner and Wm. Nourse in the ball room
dance deserved the hearty applause
that was accorded. The Hawaiian scene
was staged beautifully and was #ne of
the best numbers of the evening. Mias
i, Gertrude Harkins a bonnie Scotch
lassie, was the deserved recipient of
an appropriate bouquet .in recognitipn
of her talents. Miss Harkens was cal
led back several times to .satisfy the
audienc-. < V
The vocal solos by Mrs. C. C. Bene
dict were exceptionally well rendered
and the Frisco Hop by little Ethel Pet
erson and Maxine Polley shared the
honors of the evening. The monologue*
by Mr. Heffner, while not down on the
program, deserved space for it was
very good, dealing with local hits.
The southern scene was a show in
itself and the characters were well
acted. The song featuring this act
and canonizing Frank B. Cannon, was
wAritten by Mrs. P. J. McDonald and
will appear in Monday’s paper. The
airy, fairy dancing by Miss O’Conner
was grace personified and called for
a»» encore. Miss Marian Fitzgerald,
assisted by Misses Helen and Eliza
beth Samuels, finished the program
with a beautiful good night tableau.
The ladies of the Catholic church
are to be complimented on their abil
ity to give the people of Anchorage
such a delightfully entertaining even
ing and especially does a great part of
the credit go to Mrs. C. M. Sheehan,
president; Mrs. P. Larson, treasurer,
and Mrs. W. Boudreau, secretary of
the altar society, for their consistent
efforts to make the evening a success.
It has been proven that Anchorage
has an abundance of home talent that
may be used for similar occasions and
it is to be hoped that the artists will
not hide their light under a bushel,
but that their, many admirers will
have other opportunities to see and
hear them before the footlights this
winter.
Special meeting of Odd Fellow club
| Monday evening, October 16, at 8 p.
m. Upstairs Peterson building be
! tween C and D streets. Important
( business. 10-14-2t
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HELP WANTED.
Wanted—Waitress at Merchants Cafe.
gteady Job,_ 10-13-tf
Wanted A metal worker at F.
Kor^h^jUh^near K St. 10-12-tf
FOR SALE.
For Sale—^Comfortable, well built
house, and lot; reasonable. Call 436
8th St., cor. F, Sunday._10-1 3tf
Corner lot, two good houses; cash or
terms. Inquire Hedell, Times. 10-12-tf
Third ave. ot 9, in block 13, $300. Fins'
view. Inquire Evans & Frantzen.
10-12-tf
For Sale—Lot 5, block 50. Building
16x40; water; newly remodeled. For
quick sale. Apply to owner, Anchor
age Cafe, on 4th._ 10-12-6t
For Sale—Lot and hewed log; house
20x26, complete except for door and
roof; 12-foot walls. 7th and E St. Own
er going outside and will sell for $450.
Terms, $200 cash, balance $25 per
month. Inquire Times office. 10-12-3t
For Sale—Crescent Hotel, cor. 4th and
C St. Also 24 x 130 ft. on east side of
hotel. _ 9-19-tf
For Sale—View lot, block 121, lot S.
Inquire City Drug Sto**-*. 9-2-tf
For Sale—Lot 3, block 80, with im
provements. Inquire City Drug store.
8-18-tf.
What have you got to sell? Bring it
to Doc. tf
FOR RENT.
For Kent—2-room completely fur
nished large roomy tent, floored and
boarded. Call North Side Lumber Co.
For Kent—Four room furnished
house. Call North Side Lumber Co.
Are you going to keep house? If so
we have a snap for you; 3-room house
can be leased for 6 months or a year,
and you can buy the furniture in it at
a bargain. Call today and let us show
the place to you. Anchorage Kealty,
325 4th Ave._Phone 40-R._10-13-tf
Two-room modern apartment, built
Tor warmth and comfort, sound-proof
plastered walls, cupboards, closets,
wardrobe, disappearing bed, water and
toilet in each apartment. Partly fur
nished. Beautiful location overlooking
harbor. 3rd St., near I. Kent reason
able. Apply to Dr. M. S. Coble. 10-10-61
For Sal e—One-hal t interest Fn the
Arcade Cigar store, with building and
lot, complete stock. Call at Cigar store.
Joe Konjood. _ 10-6-6t
Two-Room Apartment for Rent—-5th
and F St. Inquire P. J. McDonald, F
street Bet. 5th and 6th. 10-3-tf
For Kent—Stores—Houses^—Cabins
and ground. Anchorage Realty com
pany.9-8-tf
WANTED
Wanted—Houses ana camns for rent
—Collections made. Anchorage Realty
company.__9-8-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
ilatt Hutton Sells, .Leases, Kents.
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Russian Steam Baths for 50 cents'
Wednesday and Saturday. Cor 4th & B.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost—Brown bag containging roll of
blankets, between railroad track and
bridge. Finder please return to Two
Girls'Cafe, 4th St. Reward. 10-12-tf
Found—Pair silver bow glasses. Own”
er can have same calling at Times office
and paying for add.__10-13-1f
Lost—Will the man that took the
wrong raincoat from Peterson Pool
Hall return same and receive own.
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MR. BARNES OF NEW YORK.
Stinday and Monday at the Har
mogy theatre will be presented one of
the greater Vitagraph Broadway Star
Features, “ Mr. Barnes of New York.”
TfrW" srix-reel offering is filmed from
JQie-wtdry. -by Archibald Cleavering
Gunther and it is alive with engross
ing actfon, 'jts characterizations most
interesting and'well developed from
the Irst to ihe last of the six reels
! tha it takes to tell the story, if you
, wislf to enjoy a really good picture,
don’t miss this.
I Saturday, as usual is a varied pro
, gram containing some unusually inter
. esting war pictures, a reel of pictured
! news, and three reels of comedy to
, leave you smiling when you say
good-hye.
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Most Room and Com&rt, Robarts.
10-14tf
—
j A Seldovia young man who was
jilted by his best girl, took a suit of
his best clothes, draped them on the
! wall of his former sweetheart’s house
| in the form of a closs, and pinned
I them there with 40 six-inch spikes.
BEST LIGHT, Robarts.
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Tex Jones
R. C. Jeffery
The Panhandle
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We Have Completed Arrangements for Putting Into Anchorage the
Largest and Best Assorted Stock of Fresh Meats Ever
Brought to This Part Of Alaska.
Also Hams, Bacon, Lard, Compound, Butter in Pickle, Etc.
Get Our Price Before Ordering for Winter.
Buy Direct From Packer—Save Middlemen’s Profits.
Carstens Packing Company
330 4th Ave. Bet. C and D '' PHONE 43-R
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