The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In the Five-Act Drama
“The Awakening of Helena Ritchie”
Helena Richie.Ethel Barrymore
Lloyd Pryor .Robert Cummings
Benjamin Wright ..Frank Montgomery
Dr. Lavendar.J. A. Furey
Little David.Maurv Steuart
Sam Wright.Hassan Mussali
Deacon Wright. William Williams
Frederick Richie.Robert Whittier
Dr. King.Charles Goodrich
Mrs. .King.Hattie Delaro
Hearst Pathe News Travels in Manila
Animated Cartoon and Comedy
Sunday—Victor Moore in the Comedy Drama, “The Race”
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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FIND PERSOML INTEREST
Walter Wolf Is repainting the build
ing he occupies on Second street.
The exterior of the Windsor hotel
ia being beautified with a fresh coat
of paint.
D. H. White came over from Katalla
yesterday to repair a break in the long
distance telephone line between here
I and the Oil City.
There is a scarcity of silver dollars,
the government having recalled 325,
000,000 for the purpose of melting
them into bullion.
Examinations at the Cordova public
school were completed today, and the
children will return to school at 1
o’clock on next Tuesday to receive
their report cards.
In the war savings contest at the
Cordova public schools, which closed
today, the "Reds” were victorious,
and the “Blues” will give the “Reds”
a picnic at the ball grounds at 10:30
tomorrow morning. The children will
meet at the school at 10:15.
Federal Food Administrator Gunni
son of Juneau has notified local Ad
ministrator Hillery that he has re
ferred the Cordova clam situation to
the proper authorities at Washington
for adjustment.
Captain A. F. Thomas, who has con
ducted a cannery at Port Walter for
the past eight years, and is now in
stalling a herring plant near Latouche,
is in Cordova, awaiting the arrival
of his daughter from Fairbanks.
The feature film at the Empress
theater tonight will be “The Awaken
ing of Helena Richie,” with Ethel Bar
rymore in the stellar role. The
Hearst-Pathe News, an animated car
toon, “Travels in Manila” and com
edy will make up the rest of the bill.
Mrs. Captain Kohler of Valdez ex
pects to bring her vaudeville and min
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strel show to Cordova, for the benefit
of the Red Cross, in June, and has
asked ‘'Billie” MacConnell to assist
her. If satisfactory arrangements for
the theater are made “Billie” has
promised to do’a turn in the Valdez
show.
The following four-minute speakers
will address the people of Cordova at
the Empress theater on the work of
the Red Cross and the drive for war
funds: May 18, Rev. E. P. Zeigler;
May 19, George C. Hazelet; May 20,
George Dooley; May 21, E. F. Medley;
May 22, M. Brock; May 23, Rev. A. G.
Shriver; May 24, W. R. Hillery; May
25, Miss Fannie Brayton; May 26, Dr.
W, H. Chase.
The official statement of the First
Bank of Cordova, published in today’s
paper, is certainly a most gratifying
one to the directors o^that institu
tion, and a credit to the solid finan
cial condition of the community. Its
deposits are $659,468.98, and resources
$720,493.05, notwithstanding the large
amount of money recently sent from
Cordova for the purchase of third
Liberty loan bonds.
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VAUDEVILLE SIN NIST 11
Rehearsals for the big vaudeville
show to be given at the Empress the
ater on Monday, May 27, are progress
ing very nicely, and some exception
ally clever stunts will be rendered
The program is to be a varied one
and will prove very entertaining, as
each number will be a feature in itseli
well worth the price of admission.
The show is to be given for tht
benefit of the Red Cross war drive
and is under the direction of Mrs. Nim
Nichols, who is being assisted .by i
large cast of clever entertainers.
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