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Sunday, Sept. 15, 1918. THE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS THREE GREFAVILI.E'S LiFADIXG THEATHKs AMI AT LOCAL THEATRICAL HOUSES STEINWAY PIANOW1 fy'--Vv2 T-jF i-ffi-i v.r -'-fx i V'sT -Al s.x MADE IN AMERICA Temple of Motion Pictures CASINO MOXIAY-TUESDAY Paramount rjctures Presents BILLIE BURKE "LET'S GETADIVORCE" From Victorian Sardona "IMvorcons" The strongest strain of domestic nfilicfty tliat ever crept Into a happy tomanee shown. EXTRA: Burton Holmes Travologuea. wnnvESDAY-TiirasnAY J.

STUAKT BLACKTON The Master of Screencraft Presents "WILD YOUTH" Prom the Novel of Sir Gilbert Parker A Superb Art That Includes LOUISE HUFF And THEODORE ROBERTS This la one of those rare pictures rou simply cannot afford to miss. EXTRA: Gamnont News and Paramount-Bray Pictograph FRmVtf -SATURDAY Paramount Pictures Presents JOHN BARRYMORE "ON THE QUIET" By LOIS MEREDITH Wen Known Star of tho. Stage Mr. Barrymore's rolo In this tomedy Is said to be excellent. EXTRA: Paramount-Bray Pictograph, EXTRA ADDED "MUSIC EXTEMPORE" If yon ha not heard the new ten thousand dollar Unit Pipe Organ at the CASINO come and listen and hear compositions dear to the heart of music lovers and the finest creations of noted composers, by Professor Frederick: Karch First Bun Pictures RIALTO latest Successes MOOCDAY ONTjY Short National Pictures Presents JANE GREY "A GUILTY "WIFE" i EXTRA: Gaumont -Graphic Five lineal descendants of the founder of the Stcinway piano are engaged in the present war fighting for Uncle Sam.

This list includes four of the boys, as follows One is a Lieutenant, LASSES WIITTF, WiUi Fields' Greater Minstrels, Textile Hall, March NiGht. One is Assistant Fuel Administrator, One a gunner's mate in the U. S. Navy, One with American Ambulance Service, and Miss Marie Louise Steinway, now serving as a Red Cross Nurse. Wouldn't you be proud to own a piano built by such a loyal American family At the same time you vmld hwe the positive knowledge of owning thf I HI ml I it mi WORLD'S STANDARD PIANO MAGIC WORDS: "It's a Steinway You can own a Steinway as prices are moderate and we can sell- on easy payment plan.

Our stock is now complete in Baby Grands and Uprights 1 yL mi also Ludwigs, Behr Laff argue, Brambachs and many others, always having the right" piano, hew or used, for everyone's purse. Come in let us talk it over. Complete stock of Columbia new issues each month together JfrtftwAc with a Regular neCOTUb stock of 14000 1 5 cool, clean, com- VictrolafQrUhXc sound H.CCOtdS Proof parlors will help you select. Ni TUES1DAY OUTLiY FIELD MIMSTRELS CAPTURED HIT Ashcville Theatergoers Paid Annual Tribute io Great Minstrel Show HERE TOMORROW (From Asheville Citizen) ASheville theatre goers last night paid their annual tribute to Al Q. Field's ministrels in record-breaking numbers as usual.

Long before noon yesterday, the lower floor had been out, and when the curtain rose lost night the Auditorium was packed from top to bottom, with hundreds standing at the rear. Despite the fact that the Field organization plays here this year for two nights and a matinee it Is believed that las nlgh's attendance exceeded any record, of previous years. The show this year Is staged In Its first part with all the elaborate detail ha. has always featured Field's min strels. Some new faces are seen, but several of the old favorites, vocal soloists and comedians, are still on hand.

Among these are Billy Beard, "the party from the south," long a favorite in Asheville; Jack Richards, one of the best and most popular soloists that Al G. Field ever carried; Lasses White, Billy Clark, Johnny Healy, Chas. Relnhart, A. J. Palmer and Frank Miller.

The first part concludes with a burlesque on grand opera. is featured by a Salome dance by Boni Mack, the clever female Impersonator. Two unusually fine numbers of the first part were Jack Richard's solo "Keep the Home, Fires Burning," and Chas. Rheln-hart's yodle song, "On the Mountain Top." "School Days," the Phanton Patrol" CBilly Beard's monologue, Arthur Yule's clever imitation, the Saxophone sextette and a comedy "On the Mississippi" found favor with the audience in the second part. Taken as a whole, Mr.

Field has maintained the high standards of former years, a fact which continues to draw the crowds year after year It is no exaggeration to state that no other minstrel organization that has traveled in the last quarter of a century has enjoyed such a record. A matinee today and tonight's performance will conclude the Field en-9gagamemt Al G. Field Greater Minstrels will be at the Textile Hall tomorrow afternoon and night Already the sale of tickets has borne ou the claim of this great minstrel show that it is the premier of them all. Manager Whit-mlre, however, stated last night that there were still plenty of seats for the eleventh hour patrons, thanks to the size of the Textile Hall and, judging from he many 'phone calls and inquiries from out of town, the demand would take up those remaining early Monday He therefore urges those desiring to go Monday afternoon or night to call early Monday morning to select their seats. Billie Burke in "Let's Get a Divorce" at the Casino Monday Toung women with romantic tem- peraments and a love for tyie unus ual, will find Billie Burke's new paramount picture.

"Let's Get a Di- This charming picture is based up on Victorien Sardou's celebrated play "Dlvorcons," which held the stage for many years. In this splendid photo corfiedy, Miss Burke has a role which affords her many opportunities for the diplay of her versatility and genius. Mies Burke is above all a comedienne of unusual talent ana as Cyprienne Marcey, a romantic orphan girl bred In a convent, she appears to the highest advantage. "Let's Get a -will be presented at the Casjno theatre Monday and Mliss Burke's support is an exceptionally good one and includes such well known players as John Miltern, Pinna Nesbit, Carl La Roche, Armand Kalise, Helen Tracy, Wilmuth Merkyl. At the Casino Monday and Tuesday.

Louise Huff and Theo" Roberts in Wild Youth At Casino Wednesday A story of the age-old cajl of youth to youth will be found at the Casirio Theatre Wednesday and Thursday, when the J. Stuart Black-ton Paramount "Wild Youth," will be shown. "Wild Youth" is an adaptation of Sir Gilbert Par ker's famous book by that name and has been picturized and personally directed by Mr. Blackton himself. The story deals wit hth love of a young rancher for the -girl wife of a crusty old neighbor the latter role being taken by the inimitable Theodore Roberts.

The old husband is murdered and for a time the dark shadow of suspicion points to the girl wife and her young admirer but events prove that another agent brought about his end. The photography which ia by Paul Perry, adds greatly to the charm of the" picture and the outdoor scenes, filmed in Sunny California, will be greatly appreciated. At the Casino Wednesday tand Thursday. John Barrymore in "On the Qiuet" at the Casino Fiday John Barrymore, the talented actor who will be seen at -the Casino Friday and Saturday, in "On the Quiet," a splendid Taramouni photoplay, this production marking his re-entranco in motion pictures after a prolonged period of legitimate stage work In "Peter Ibbetson," is one of the most famous thesplans In the country. His father was a famous actor, while his mother, Georgie Drew, was a member of the renowned Drew family of thesplans.

He has a splendid rolo in this production and his characterization Is mid to be a portrait of unusual artistic excellence. His support In this photoplay which was directed by Chester Withey, Is of a high order of excellence. JOHN H. WILLIAMS The Piano and Talking Machine Merchant, No. 115 Street, SOUTH CAROLINA'S GREATEST MUSIC HOUSE Musical Instruments of Every Description.

Mk HA. 3' 16. Matlneo and At the 'Strand Monday, Sept. lfi, in "Winning Grandma." adapted and directed by John H. Collins, will be the attraction at the Rialto on Wednesday only.

Norma Talmadge in "De Luxe Annie" at the Rialto Wednesday "De Luxe Annie," Norma Tal-madge's latest production for her Select Star Series, will be the feature attraction at the Rialto Thursday and Friday. It has been directed by Roland West from the scenario by Paul West, which was made from Edward Clarke's current stage success of the same name. The story fimt appeared as a two-part serial in the Saturday Evening Post, so that millions of homes are familiar with this thrilling tale. Norma Talmadge has never appeared to better advantage than in this absorbing play of criminal life with a surpassing psychological ending. As Julie Kendal, the wife of a prominent lawyer who Is interested in the workings of criminal minds, whom a blow on the head turns adrift on the world a total victim of aphasia, Miss Talmadge registers a tremendous hit in a most realistic portrayal.

She becomes the confederate of Jimmy Fitzpatrick and, with him, operates the de luxe book game, a variant of the old badger Later, although his face seems familiar, she meets her husband, treats him as a stranger and seeks to victimize him. In the closing reel, Dr. Niblo, the alienist, who is a friend of the Ken-dais, operates on Julie and restores her memory so that she believes her criminal experiences only an unplesa-ant dream; and happiness reigns again at the domestic hearthstone. Jewel Carmen in "Lawless Lives'' at Rialto Satruday "Lawless Love" Jewel Carmen's titles, at the Majestic Theatre Tills if 7 -jkl Enid Bennett in "The Keys of the Righteous" at the Rialto Tuesday The very newest Thomas H. Ince production "The Keys of the Righteous," a Paramount picture, is to be seen at the Rialto Tuesday only, starring Enid Bennett who has, because of a law suit which she only recently won, been enjoying some time of enforced idleness.

Her friends will be glad to learn that "The Keys of the Righteous" gives Miss Bennett ample opportunity to' use her great talents not only as an emotipnal ingenue, but also in parts of the picture as the winsome comedienne that only she can bo. The excellent suportlng cast includes Earl Rodney, Geo. Nichols, Josef Swickard, Carl. Forms, Gertrude Claire, Lydia Knott and Melbourne MacDowell. The director was Jerome Storm who worked under the personal supervision of Thomas H.

Ince himself. At the Rialto Tuesday only. Winsome Viola Dana in "Flowes of thehDusk" at Rialto Wednesday "Flower of the Dusk," is the sec ond of the delightful novels by. Myrtle Reed to be adapted for the screen use of winsome Viola Dana, charming little Metro star, the first i being "Weaver of Dreams." Heart Interest Is the keynote of Miss Dana's work and "Flower of the Dusk" presents a problem of unusual strength which brings out the beauty and depth of her emotional acting as no other play, except perhaps, "Blue Jeans," for which she became famous all over the world whee pictures are shown, has ever "ione. The story is one that lays hold on the imagination and is remembered long after the picture is seen it is a veritable treasure-house of human emotions.

"Flower of the Dusk," which was In "More Trouble," at the Strand Sept. 18. James Arnold and Ills Northland Bea COLONIAL THEATRE Wednesday, Sept 18th MILLER RISSER Present The New, Sparkling, Up-to daU American version of ENID BENNETT In-. "THE KEYS OF THE RIGHTEOUS" See this tense drama of the days when "the best man Back in the old copper field days primitive passions', gripping suspense, and a pippin climax. f- See What love and feelfsacriflce Will Do EXTRA: (iaumont-Graphio WEDNESDAY ONLY Metro Pictures (regents barring, Winsome VIOLA DANA In Beautiful Myrtle Read Story "FLOWER OF THE DUSK" A Boy and Girl Romance A candle flame as love's signal See why Barbara had to use this means of communicating with the boy she loved.

Myrtle Reed's Sweetest Ijovo Story EXTRA: Gaumoiw News' THURSDAY -FRIDAY Select (Pictures Presents i normatalmAdge I "DE LUXEANNIE" From the Play of the Same Name By Edward Clark A Brilliant Star in a Masterful Drama It is an absorbing story with a deep human interest and a tremendous purpose at the close. EXTRA: Marie Dresler in Scrub Lady" SATURDAY William Flsk Presents i JEWEL CARMEN "LAWLESS LOVE" Story By Mao Brand How a New York girl her mate in a bandit stronghold. A Story of Romance FXTRAjAniniatcl Weekly Musical Comedy Vaudeville MAJESTIC Tomorrow and All Week James Arnold and His NORTHLAND BEAIJTIES Offering for Their Opening "MY WIFE HUSBAND" EXTRA: Vaudeville Specialties LEWHERSHEY The Frogman Iiate of Al. G. Field's Minstrels In a Spectacular Scene Novelty "IN BILLY KELLY i Yodolef In ft Few Minutes of Harmony -And Four Reels of Photo-Dnuna, Comedy latest William Fox photoplay, will be shown at the Rialto Theatre next Saturday.

This story has plenty of action, and shows the difference in a woman's eyes between a Broadway sport with a yellow streak and a bold, bad bandit with a great big' heart. Miss Carmen as La Belle Geraldine, leading lady of a stranded theatrical company, has plenty of opportunity In this picture to show her worth. She has to move about gingerly In every scene. She gets into trouble with the bandit through trying to help out the Broadway dancer who has declared his love for her. She plans to rfave him impersonate the bandit, so that they can get the reward offered for capturing the desperate villain.

They plan to meet (Continued on Page 9.) The Strand Monday, Sept 16 th Patho Presents BABY MARIE OSBORTVE In "Winning Grandma" Produced By IManclo Film Corp. Directed By William Bertram PRICES: 10 15c Q. Where, can one secure sca3on lyceum tickets? A. Transferable season lyceum tickets may be secured at Carpenter (Bros, on and after Mon. LYCEUM By BRANDON THOMAS THE LAUGH PLAY OF THE WORLD Tl CLEAN, IT'S HUMAN, AND OH! IT IS SO FUNNY.

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