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IN LOGi *************?****** * * I THE ANDERSON f ****************+***** THU PMilAMOLNTS "Blackbirds" ?ml "The Chorus. I,uri)** This Week. Tho Paramount feature nt Hie An derson* Monday will I) "Blackbirds." featuring Laura Hope Crows. This elaborate production I- r .!d to I- . II fitting ?eiiuej to' Ml-*' c^ioAvs' i photoplay, tho La?ky-i >! . i pro.l.ie tlon of tho '?Fighting Hope," which has created wides]; . i'd favorab.e comment. The 1'arumouut feature r)ii Tiurs day will bo "Tho ('honm Lady," witli an all ?tar cast Including ('leo Pdgley. It ls said that thin ls one of the inont popular contributions ever mado to the Paramount program by tho Jesse Laaky company. It la a picturlzatlon of .lames Forbes' comedy ot' ?luge lil" \ today-a play which ran two whole j ye?-t? lu ?w Yi>r<; and soasons tinin- j tcrruptedly on tour. "CABIHIA" Bate is ('hungert From December ic tu j December 1ft. TTae date of thc- preHentutln:? of 1 "Cabirla" has been changed from De cember 1(5 to-the 16. This ls<n ia' reel feuturo uid cost New Yorkers | HO cents and $1.00 to soo lt. CHILDHEVS CltKSKNT Mr. Trowbrldlie Villi Admit Children Free to "?Cinderella.n ' ?Mr. Trowbridge states that the An derson children have patronized bin theatre so well, that as a Christmas preBenf ho will present ono morn iug "Cinderella," to which the child - ren will ho admitted free. Another featqro plcturo of that wook will b-' "Wildflower." "EVERY WOIir.tN" Will Aupcar lu Anderdon,'.Tltursdu}', December ?io. Mr. Trowbridge announced ycslcr rtay that he had Blgued contract to "livery Woman," a Henry W. Ravage production, for December 30. This in a musical comedy with 00 people ami no show coming soua.i this season is recommended higher. They appear hero.undor a very high gnaruni.ee. "When Dreams Como True." will ap-, .pear in Anderson, on January.8.; This is a ' musical comedy highly . recom mended. ' . ' A new'play Blgned for tho Andonson ls entltfed, "He, Him, and I." It will bo hero on January 7. . . 'V. '? '0 . ' 'ii. ". '?i ?? ? I in Cutlery, but what I us tO; offer, a high*cl; y, PLAY i It Is very likely ti .at Nell O'Brien's I minstrels will bo tin; attraction on Doc; tuber 17, since til!? date 1H de sired by tho company., it Ls on tho par with' Al (>? Kields; Nat C. goodwin will appear at the Anderson lu ^ve&JBay rDk\" on Dc ?.ember 'Xi'. 'JAQUITH COMPANY Un*-lc?>l Comedy at (In* Anderson lie. ein nillir This Week. The following from the Asheville citizen speaks highly of tho Jaquith Musical Comedy company. Presenting something entirely new and dfifcroni?ir(Uii' thc usual run ol' musical comedy, fin- K. C. Jaquith player? mored an inHtautancouu hit in "Oil" Little Maid'.' al they Majestic Cleat i^ycsteida>\ ulaylng to wood mi dien? wv at botn afternoon -ind night jierforinances. Tho show is new and wi.nl is decidedly better, is original. j Thc liine-worn Jokes that usually ?>m I bellk-h these shovs are missing, and I tit?; <'i?iiijjjlyxJij .clean, and ..wholesome. Tile conti'Mos''are** new, t/ie aereen . iVcets . ?plv^ilid^^irh^v voiqes of both j .uinelpal.- -anil chorus are 'excellent, and Hie ?volutions of the chorus, li' ?onie rV^y-'YiuinhtVi".' wou?fJ?tlo crfeillt to .sollie o', tm- high elana musical comedies ou the road today. . A if rei! Beaumont, Dolly Kundera, Walter H. Kdmundson,'ChtfrjilOx U?Iseng, itny King, Aleece Maurice and "Casey" Jaquith, the \nriiicljjhJs, j^re ail splen did in their parts, Mif?s Maurice and Miss DeLong, In pnrticulur, possess ing excellent voices, while Kuy King shines aa the star vocalist of. fiie male persuasion. willi tho'troupe. ' Walter .li. .Bdmundson and "CaBcy" Jai-ulth furnish tile comedy roles, the comedy in question being of the highest order and clean in every particular. The i bow ls by far t?e bost that hn*3 visited th? Majestic ia ninny; months .and ls iii u class with tho liest that theatre libs ever produced. "Ono Little Maid," j will be, offered today and tomorrow,. i l.to bili (banging Thursday. v . ?. j TKAIL OK THJ? LONKSOMJK I'IMJ " ~^TPTi;r*i; - J; fi j Appears at the Andersen Next Friday Might. ."The Trail of the Lonesome Vine" which Comes to the Anderson Decem ber" lil for ono night only i? tho story r?i big huhfan?, Blrf'hearts and big pur poses, iieyoad all the futile spirit of feudtdlsiii, -thore is tho-'blue in .the skies;1 ; euuopylng Iho Jonoly rugged tree; tho'swccit spirit.of June, ond tho Iron willed : master ful Judd. "TIHS. Will B; Culhane, Amusement com pany li av o given a most elaborate pro duction to Eug?ne Walter's dramatiza ^^^^^ *" '^^^ \. Gu&?X?iK?e? uires an e> ledge not only of what is is likely to. please you, em ^sliSl linest Cut Any? cooking or ? this 1 i iie>-will-prove a* & be reiai^'^r^iat?d >.'.... VSO .<1':''" *?'...x .. : very Amet?cati ^?J? ?want ing will: pjea^se/ hin^ mor? prices dd noi' '?noid?t? any '-'i?, \ ??? / mW** HOUSES lion of John Fox. .Ir.'s widely read book, and loose who lovu Jun? in the romanee will he more than charmed with .Miss Kl ly O'Connor *? delightful presentation of tile mountain heroine, who hun already become eriMirined in the hearts of a million book lovers. I'OPl'J.AB SCKEE.N STA H S JIniiagcr of Anderson Signs Francoise l'or Exclusive Output. Knibracing Home of the most fani pus successes of the American drama tic Stage for those film adaptations tiicy have exclusive control, the World Film corporation, throurii II fran chise signed here yesterday with Hie Anderson theatre assures local pat ron? of tho silent drama the best in featurr photoplays. lils .- buting . tho exclusive output o? Wi -. A. Brady, the Shuberts, Charles K. Harris, and allied film in terests the World Film corporation recognized throughout the county as tho most potent factor In tho motion picture industry, will send to Anderson, such popular screen stars us Clara Kimball Young. Robert War wick,-A"ce Hr?-ly, Vivian Martin, and Holbrook H'..ni, in a varied reper toire of ifljm successes, Among those scheduled for early presentation are: "Old DuUu;" 'The Cub;" "Kip Van Winkle;" "Marrying Money;" "Tim Dollar Mark;'; "The, Fairy and flic Waif" and others. .Miss Young, of thc statuesque type of stage beauty is accredited as the most beautiful woman working before the camera today. "Hearts in Ksile". John Oxenham's- virile story of Rus sian oppression, showing the fate met ed out to tho exiles if Siberia, en trenched her tame permanently among devotees of the motion pic tures. - , . ' Robert Warwick idolized both on screen and stag^ -being a recruit from tho latter-will be seen here very shortly in "I'he Flash of an Emerald" made uuder the direction of Emile Capalinna who also produced "Les Miserables," when Victor Hugo classic beckoned a new idea In multi ple Teel features. Manager Trowbridge of Hie Ander son theatre, alert to tho Interest of local motion picture fans, 'believes tho coterie pf stars embraced in the world program, is unquestionably the most effulgent, constellation to be ?ont to And?rson since the silent drama hus occupied so important a place on tho local theatrical horizon. His enterprise in this and other in stances ls commendable and it'.ls to be hoped .t?at his. offorts to giyo tho people of this city thc best to ha had, will meet with the approbation lt so justly deserves. - ?' ?atitalt Listen, ? t Christmas Atime, m 3 best. So Santa Ch i| si &3??? best ibles lory. Wi FOR GIFT GIV1NC servi, g article selected frc most acceptable gift-one for Christmas? s an AIR RIFLE a straight-shoot- : AIR- RIFLE. Our sacrifice of quality. '.V's" J'.i'l'f , . . i . .' Carolh "Mf^ t-Mii'? Cimasa Tho first World feature to bo shown ut tho Anderson ls "Old Dutch" fea tlirlog Weber and Fields, which will bc exhibited on Thursday, December IC, and luter productions will bo shown each week thereafter-1 I THE PALMETTO * HASTEN I'KOrLti (.und Attraction Hooked ut Vaudeville Ilou?ie-T?I?M Week. Mr. A. M.;?in.kston announced yes terday that he would have the Sey mour Musical Comedy company with ten people at the Palmetto this com ing week'. T?I?B company conies:'direct out of Atlanta Qa., and ls said to bo one of.tho very best In thc circuit. They Oravo a troupe of 1cm plenty of girls, und a malo iiuaTtette which Is said to'surpass any that has ever before appeared at the I'almettp. Owing to the. fact that this bookmg waa not made - until lato Saturday afternoon, - the photos have not yet been received and will not therefore, be on exhibit in the lobby of the .hoatre today. * AT THE BIJOU * "THE ??KL AND THE QA3TEW New .Serial Feature Has Been Hecurcd by .Millinger. ''Tho Girl and .thc (Jaine" is the name of a new. serial*feature which Mr. Plnkston has contracted for. Ho stat ed yesterday that lie did not"' --Jtnpw whether thia would' be put -bu at tho Palmetto or tho Bijou, but v?ry.likely lt will be at the latter place. It will begin ou either January 4 or ll. "The Girl and ; the Game", ls said to be a stupendous railroad film novel tn 15 chapters, featuring tho fearless film star, Miss Helen Il?lmos. i . It comos froni the brain and pen of Frank Hamilton Spearman, the fore most author of railroad stories pf the world. iMr. Spearman IB'?:?.' master creator of. plots. Ile stands tbso lutely unrivalled in his c'..osen field of literature-a .field that ?macks of I thrills and realism-of. great deeds done In the face of tremendous odds. Frank Spearman has written such successful novels as "Whispering ? Smith," "Robert .Kimberly,*' "The Mountain Divide;" "Held for Orders,". "The Daughter*, of a Magnate," ."Dr. ! Bryson," "The Nerve of Foley,", and a score of other-widely published works. ' In -"Tho Giri: and tho Game." Mr. 1 Spearman has woven a wealth qf ?per sonal oxporieuoatnnd obBpr?atiap. Hb lays bare? the ..cold-.blow 1 .coderof'? rall finance-theii jnoney trickery .of tho bl ik-J int ted few' who fight to control tho webs of steel*.that-.gird-our con tethers Md Mot ore thfin^p^r other, ms says--"Why no1 F to v Cbnta?fi ten useful Racket that can l}e j ^ each article can be i We are selling s COMPLETE OUT! . Us?tu? gifts' for 2 and many men. OUR MEAT CU convert ancient cow: move the "stubborn' habitant ox the barn-; OUJSM?AT CIT preciate4> They are The line is complete ? t?&?rM^G?t Har? m/m Uncut. Through every chapter of the story runs tho struggle and eventual triumph of a beautiful young girl who fights the railroad monster. It ls a fight to u finish-and the young girl wins! . Hi; 1)11) HIS SHAKE How Hie Rieb Man ( hanged His liliud When Tuberculosis .Struck Home. Aathony Schofcld Jiver*.. in Missouri and had made lils money in cooper and zinc. He had worked hard from a. boy in the drift up to the rank of foreman, then to superint'eiident and finally to owner. Sickness never worried him. His aix foot giant frame "md stood many hard knocks and-was good for many years. A year aiio in answer to a pretty giri who asked him to buy some seals to help the miners who had tuberculosis ho roplied gruffly: "Let 'em work and save. That's what I did when I was young, "and I've nover been sick and have got enough to keep me now." It waa a different Schofeld who ap proached the Red Cross Seal girl at ono of tho booths yesterday. In twelve months hi8 daughter had been stolen away by the monster tuberculosis and his son, just graduating from college, had been compelled to drop everything else in his search for health from '.his samo disease. The doctor liad said that tho disease could be traced back prob ably to childhood, when tils two chil dren had been nursed by the consump tive daughter of a consumptive min er. ... The rickety, disease breeding ten ements in which the miner was com pelled to live were owned by. Schofold now. "I'd give my two eyes and both as a Sae hers!-Here's S you want your hon t give your home a L MCHEN OUTFpr articles with a- neat 'Jap? >?t in your Kitchen just | most conveniently re?che? i limited number bf tr?ese 71TS AT PRICE OF ONL CH?0XES til school children \t ^ ? ?J ? ; goi ITTERS do the work, .ri s into modern steak,; ant . aualities from the oldes * : . :?. ?::.v-v-'-1.': $ s ." yard. ITTERS must be seen to bi now r?ady for irispeci md the prices right. | 1 ; 99ESBE9B3? A NDE Presents "THE ILLL OWS in "RLA by HAM JONES SM Tia ?LDEEM l<?te0 A! Illlllll ll illllHIl) YWlr?fl?rhmttfHnWTTCTfTi legs and arms to have my daughter witn me and my Hon restored to health," he confided to the lied Cress Seal girl. "I can't get away iro mthe and my hoy well If I'd given some attention to the prevention of < this disease ten or fifteen years ago. Now it's too Ice for tl mt, but I'll keep somebody else's son and daughter Bale. Here, give me nil tho senls you've got and thon go and get ail you can find and charge them nil to me. if money can make amends, which it can't I'll do my share." As the astonished girl handed over to him lier entire supply of 20,00 seals and took Cito check in return she heard 'him mutter lils daughter's name -nd repeat, "I'll do my share." " t'liic'tgo's Protests Chicago's "wet" population protest ed in a body of nearly ono hundred thousand men, women and children, against the Sunday closing law which ^Atayor Thompson is enforcing.. The protest was in tho form of a parade, which took nearly four hours to pass a given point, the marchers walking eight abreast, w.rilo two rows of auto mobiles and floats occupied f.ic center of the Btreets. Dry leaders comment ed variously on tho protest. Seven hundred and fifty thousand persons aro said to Ijav? watched thc marchers from tho sidwalks.. One mau was crushed in the crowd and died, but '.Mere was no disorder. The parade was six times the size of the one organized for Thompson's "Prosperi ty" d?monstration,'and eight times as large aB the "dry" parade of several weeks ago. It was the largest pa rade held in Chicago since tho. famous tome ise to be best equipp present?" . *?r. inned Adhere Both roiind am angle. ? Y 75c Save Many a MECCANNO Ol I instructive as well as an de entirely of steel, they c . Your boy will have ie and forgotten. eic ?STRIOUS STAR" CK BIRDS" ITH DULTS 20e Mcv Kinley "full dinner pail" turnout. Nono of the banners referred to Mayor Thompson except ,y innuendo'. Some of tho most striking read: "Tempor ?neo is Strength-Prohibition Spelle .Weakness;" "The World's Greatest Outrages were Nursed in the Cradle of Intolerance;" "Oppression is but Another Name for Reform;". "Had Laws aro the Worse Sort "of Tyran ny;" ."Fanatical Frenzy ?3 thc Parent of Blue Lows;" Normal Man and Wo men Object'to Peing Classed with De fectives and Weaklinge" and "It All tho Fopl Laws Were Enforced, Half of Chicago's Population Would be in Jail. " . i . ? , W^-j Mutter of Endurance. "My Dear," said Mt1. Hawkins to his hotter half the other evening, "do you know that you have one of the best voices In tho world?". "Indeed?'* replied the delighted Mrs. H., with a fhuii of pride nt the compliment. "Do you really think SO?"' " .: t\ "I certainly do,"' continued the heartless 'husband; "otherwise it would have, been worn out long ago." -Philadelphia Public Lodger. ^CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY BATHS The Charleston & Western Caro lina Railway will sell cheap excur sion tickets account of thc Holidays, tickets on salo December 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 1915, final limit Jan. 19, 1916. For rates, etc., apply to. ticket agents, or, . '"' ERNEST WILLIAMS. - Genor?l Passenger Agent, . '.. . Augustan Ga. . and to look JTFITS Hising to the boys, annot be broken eas i when other toys are m ' A ?..?Ss'- C's 1