Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.11,111.w?^^ IJOU THEATREI This Theatre is under the old management and the high class UNIVERSAL Service will be shown I 4 REELS ADMISSION I r Today's Progri^rrT 1 ? I "A WM Irish Rose" "A Mixed-Uj E?opement" f g A two-reel Society t rama with Clio Madi- NE? TOR ^ jj son and Joe King. A Great Comedy with Rhodes and Billion ?? I FOURTH REEL TO BE SELECTED 1 ?BIJOU TH EAT ?J. D. McCullough, Mgr UNIVERSAL llliilllllllllllllllllllllillllllllll SERVICE lillie j Paramount Th??tre o D A Gentleman qf Leisure'1'1 A Lasky-Paramount Feature in Five Reels. This is a beautiful picture; well up to Jhe Paramount standard. * _;_ Paramount Motto: "The truth in sn|ali things the same as in large." Robert'Warwick at The Anderson today. AUlilUrJILt PAKAUE APROPOS Cli??TAUQ?? WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT FRI DAY AFTERNOOON IN STEAD SATURDAY TICKETS GO FAST Up Until Last Night 544 Ticket* Had Been Sold for Ap p.'ceching Attraction. Up until Inst night the salo ot tick? eta for tho redpath Chatauqua, which will bo in Anderson May 10-17 amounted to 5?4 tn number. This is moro than twice the number of tick ets that had neon disposed of for tht corresponding, period preceding tht chautauo.ua lust year. Those whe signed last season the agreement tc take tickets for tho chautauqua tah year are advised to call at the cham ber bf commerce immediately and ge them, as delivery ot the same at tht price agreed upon-12.00-after, next Qj^r "gfi^n"* r??ran;t?iHlu ? cenfff lng to a stixt?i?o'nt yesterday by oui cials lu charge of thc ticket sales. Advertising Briskly. . Advertising of the approachlnf chautauqua ls going forward brisk ly and on an extensivo scale. Twc hundred and twenty-five of the capt advertising thc event have been dis tributed from the chamber ot com merce. No more of these caps wll he distributed before the automobil* Itarade takes place next Friday after noon. Tke Big Parade. The automobile parade advert?alo; tho chautauqua will be held next Fri Any afternoon May 7, instead ot o Saturday May 8. as previously an non need. The parade will form oi South Main street, opposite the-ob chautauqua grounds, promptly at I >'clock Friday afternoon and will pas through the following streets: Soul' Main, east Pennon, ease side square >asi Whltner. hor?n Msln. Greenvtlh ?st Karie, north Main, west Wl.'.^ei Webb, west Market, south Main, ea? Ith'T, Kennedy. Mc Duffie to Orr Mil ..outh Main, to the square. Get Paraphernalia. The narada will be In charlo c 3rand Marshall Archie L>. Todd, a? dsted by Deputy Grand Marshals V. " nr.-"y and w D. McLain. All '.utomobfle owners who con tem piste entering tho parade will b tarnished hats, banners and othr paraphernalia at the chamber of com nerce for decorating their cars. Any mo can have bia or ser car d?corai id for tho occasion by calling at th ihamher ot commerce Friday mont Four Little Children of Here are tba four little children of | < the crown prince and princesa of Oer- 1 many-Prince? William, Louts Ferai- ' uand, Hubert lus, and George-both of ( whom are giving up their entire time l to the War. The crown prince is m < inn isiid ieatfaif Wt'ftlWI iil'tW ^HW 11 lng. _ Entry Blanks. Those who are willing to enter their cars In the parade Friday afternoon ind requested to fill out, tho follow ing blank and mall tv to Archie L>. Todd: Archie L. Todd. Grand Marshal, Chautauqua Auto Parade. Anderson, S. C. I hereby make application to enter ny car In the Anderson Chautauqua Vutomobile Parade, and agree to drive ny car to the chamber ot commerce .ometiiue Friday morning and there 1 lave tho samo decorated free of cost >y Mr. H. E. Ray ot the Chautauqua loreen. I will be on hand promptly it 4:f>0 p. m. at the intersection of ..Iver and Sooth Main streets. May 'th, to take part in the parado. Nu in ter of occupants in my car will be -i- approximately. f 'ar owner..j Address. St. No.i Telephone Number. How Mrs. Herrod ?et Bid af Her Stomach Trouble. "I suffered with stomach trouble or years and tried everything I ?ard of, but the. only relief 1 got nae temporary until last spring 1 saw 'hamberlain'a Tablets advertised and ?recured a bottle of them at our drus tore. I got Immediate relict from hat - dreadful heaviness after eating nd from pain In tito stomach." writes vera Linda Herrod. Fort Wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere. German Crown Princess. Ile section of the Une fronting the french. The crown' princess spends ter time at the Ceclllcn House of Ber ta, where hundreds of orphans and tchildren bereft by the war are cared tor. JThs.^i^^^a^ivWT PALMETTO HAS FINE I BIG SHOWJIS WEEK Dave Newman Musical Comedy ICo. Here With Bunch of New Stuff. - . Tho Dave Newman Musical Comedy j ttmpany playing at the Palmetto theatre thia week is proving a bid drawing card." Mr. Ptnkston soys that his house has been filled to the limit during each show that has been Idayed. and that he ls delighted with Ihb company. When a show-man ?; {er la delighted with a show, tho company must bo playing some mighty ;ood stuft. That tho public ls delight ed ls manifested by thc fact that |>?e1r ipplause calla the actors to thev stage tgain and again. The show ira good cioap ono. Thc ?medians are live and funny and the rills ara all new., There.ls not the tameness^ about this company aa la geparauy the .case, hut the. Jokes,, tonga and everything ls new'. One pleasing feature ot the show Is that hey luve been in the city for over t day sad have not yet sung "Tippe ?ary." j _ , US' :N! If you have to steal the money, do it and sec Robt. ^Warwick in "Til ; Mun Who Found Himself" 5 Part Feature AT T1IE ANDERSON j THEATRE TODAY Admis; jin 5c- and 10c ' y 5 Piece Orchestra I Palmetto Theatre 't^LiJlJ Today*s Program ; Dave Newman's Musical Comedy Co. Will (reseat "Fun in a Department Store'*'' Movies for Today "REFORMATION" American Drama "THE WINNING HAND" Reliance "AMBROSIO LOFTY PERCH" One of those funny Keystone Comedies. Dave Newmains Crowd certainly "came hack." They made a greater hit yesterday than they,did before.