Admission 30c Kiddies 10c
The Empress
TODAY ONLY-8 p. m.
Frank Keenan
AND BABY THELMA SLATER
In tin’ Five-Act Drama
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Frank Keenan lias become one of the best-liked personalities on the
screen today. And if there is any single play through which he has grown
into this truly national prominence it is the absolutely nation-wide success,
"The Crab,” with the famous child actress, Thelma Slater.
TRIANGLE COMEDY, ‘'WHEN HEARTS COLLIDE—Its a bear for the
kiddies
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I.ast night the home of Mr. and M-s.
Harry O Neill was (he scene of a very
merry social gathering. The occasion
was a party and dance given by Mrs.
O'Neill and Mrs. Milton stench In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tyler, lately
married.
1 he two spacious rooms of the Mc
Neill home were most beautifully and
■ nppropriatoly decorated with flags,
hunting and flowers. At the intersec
j tion ot the two rooms hung a bcau
j tiful painting of a soldier ml his
| bride.
1 he fore part ftf the evening was
devoted to entertainment, Roy Hegg
giving some clever acts in legerde
j main and step-dancing. \v, a. Nourse
I provided much amusement with'sev
eral humorous songs*and dances. Mrs.
■ yler. Mrs. Hegg, Mrs. Sheuch and
Miss Murray favored the assembly
with a number of vocal and instru
mental selections. H. O'Neill contrib
111 tod much to the mirth of the gather
ing by performing apparently impossi
ble gymnastic feats.
| After another hour devoted to sing
ing and games, refreshment were
served,
hollowing the lunch, the floor was
i cleared for dancing. Each one was
given a grotesque varicolored paper
head ornament., when dancing was
commenced by a grand march led by
the bride and groom. t
So pleasantly and quickly .lid the'
time pass that when the wee hours
of the morning appeared,ail ; wined!
loath to leave. The following ladies
and gentlemen were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tyler, Mr.
and Mrs. George Edgecomb, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hegg, Mr. and Mrs. W. A
Nourse, Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. bench,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Neill Mrs.:
James MacCormac, Miss Jane Murray,
E. A. Jones and L, Keily.
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VALDEZ ARTISTS '
TO ENTERTAIN
[ GAL PEOPLE
Several Cordova people saw the
’bow lrom Valdez which is to be put
■n the boards at Cordova next Satur
day evening. The first performance
was put on at Fort Biscum, and a
surprisingly creditable sho.w was the
result. The cast is composed of young
women of the town of Valdez and
many soldiers from the fort. These
soldier artists displayed a knowledge
if playing their parts and a coolness
before the footlights which augurs
well for their nerve and stamina when
bey come to facing the Roche in the “
trenches of France. jn
The several acts of the show, which I
ipens with minstrels in blackface, are i
well varied, and the audience did not 1
lire, being as keen for more at the E
Mid as it was at the beginning. Some g
>f the latest songs are rendered with |
i dash and verve that would do credit E
lo many professionals. One of the |
<tar features is a one-act sketch, elev- |
Mlv played and extremely amusing. §
The show is under the direction of |
Mrs. Kohler, the wife of the command- §
mg officer at the fort. This is the |
second show that Mrs. Kohler has pro- 1
luced for the Red Cross, and much of E
!he success of the features must be E
Utrilmted to her. The show will make f
i tour of Ellamar and Batouehe after, 1
leaving Cordova. 1
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the Cordova House.
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The beautiful wreath of artificial |
flowers presented to the Home j
3uards by Mrs. Geo. Walker occu- |
t>ied a prominent place on the stage j
it the Memorial Day exercises yes- i
erday.
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