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'r THE MORNING STAR, WLMINGTON; N. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, I9f6 Four I 1 I THEATRICAL FUN LADIES FREE 1v11CcMo)Ia11 MUSIC SONG MONDAY NIGHT When Accompanied by the Holder of Ticket. IWO THE CAS JOHN R. CASTLE PRESENTS GIRLS COM PASS! MONDAY AND TUESDAY i In a Big Bunch of Late Musical Comedy Successes ELABORATE SPECIAL SCENERY A BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Starring1 Those Funny Comediana BILL BAILEY "Big Casino." BEN HAS SEN "Little Caatno." MORRELL TAGER From Grand Opera to Ragtime "THE HONEYMOONERS" ELABORATE SPECIAL SCENERY FOR EVERY SHOW BEAUTIFUL AND DAZZLING COSTUMES SPECIAL ELECTRICAL EFFECTS of the greatest. Paramount offerings -of the year, fet the, Grand tomorrow.

New Company- at Victoria. For the last week of Musical comedy vat the Victoria, the management has booked a company that should play to capacity business every night the coming week, in. presenting Jno. R. Castle and his Casino Girls Musical Company, a mammoth musical comedy organization carrying many special features and acts and presenting a new repertoire of big musical comedy shows in tabloid form.

Starting with the Casino Girls Company are those two great artists. Bill Bailey as "Little Casino" and Ben Hassan as "Big Casino" two funmakers whose equal has seldom been seen cn the musical comedy stage this season. They also present the big singing act, Morrell and Tager, "From Grand Opera to Ragtime" in the greatest novelty singing act ever presented -at the toria, a top line vaudeville act with a record of many seasons on the "big time" circuits. The Casino Girls company is one of the few touring companies this season who carry their own special scenery and electrical equipment for every show they present, and this feature in itself is one that always adds flfty-per cent to any show. Tnus the stage surroundings for every bill will be made to order, and will be exactly correct in every detail.

Only the very highest class companies carry special scenery, and this in itself is a good guarantee to Victoria patrons. A bevy of beautiful dancing girls and the prettiest and most novel costumes seen lit knnouncvinff for presentation be-Kinnins next TueBday of the great sequel to "The Diamond From The Bky" for which this mammoth prize was offered at the conclusion of the Diamond" last Spring, the Bijou snakes the announcement that many have been waiting for many months. Over one hundred thousand people submitted stories In the competition for the sequel or ending of this great story, and there were many people in "Wilmington who entered this competition. Hence, If for no other reason, extreme interest will be manirested in seeing if it was a Wilmingtonian who won, as the winner will be first announced in the fourth chapter of the great sequel, and will get the $10,000 prize in cash. Telescoped Pullman cars piled high In a burning mass, amid which a band gypsies fight vail antly by torchlight to save lives, afford the sensational opening to the great sequel which will reveal the hidden secrets not unfolds by the great serial itself.

There has reveal the hidden secrets not unfolded drama that combined bo many of the elements of popularity as does this latest adventurous story. Shrouded rows of dead lying stark in the glare the burning wreck, the removal of tfte injured from smashed cars, the picturesque rescue work of Quabba's band of gypsies and the ghoulish activities of the villian De Vaux whose efforts to dispose of little Arthur Stanley, possessor of "The Diamond From The Sky" are carried on amid the kerrors of the railway disaster. But this is getting ahead of the WEDNESDAY, 13 EC BE MATINEE AND NIGHT bagged one buck, about 60 squirrels, many ducks and other game. Many thousands of people visit the coast at this point, and fish, oysters and clams abound near the club grounds. The next general meeting has not been decided upon, but the members of the club will occupy the quarters at their convenience through the season, which is the year round.

Near the club grounds are two fine mineral springs, the waters of which have been analyzed and pronounced by physicians to be very healthful. These are only one mile from the ocean. These are expected to be developed and made accessible to the hplth and happiness of the club members. CHRIS O. BROWN PRESENTS A QUAINT OLD BELGIUM ROMANCE wm THE NUMBER ONE and ONLY COMPANY PRESENTING Quick rCold Relief-, 5 11 1- 4-1 X.

Kip OTm 0yM T'Mm i 'J ir I WITH I DAINTY JULIA GIFFORD AND COMPANY OF SIXTY is usuauy iouna inrougn ne piviuyi, administration of a mildly laxative, dispersive tonic one that will scatter the inflammation, remove the waste, and help Nature to build up resistance. Peruna is That Tonic. Its action is prompt, usually very effective, and its use is without harmful effects Every household should keep it at hand for this purpose, and every catarrhal sufferer should regularly use this reliable remedy. The tablet form will be found very convenient. A tablet or two at the very beginning of a cold will frequently prevent its development, and these tablets may be taken regularly with beneficial results.

SESSUS HAYAKAWA AND TSURU AOKI The Eminent Japanese Actors Starring in "The Soul of Knra-San" Tomorrow's Paramount Feature at the Grand. A Bevy of Pretty Girls, With Fresh, Youthful Voices. A Chorus That Can Slngr. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA PRICES: Matinee, S1.50, 75e and SOc. Night, fS 910.

and 75c. Tickets at Elvlngrton's Pharmacy- Tomorrow at 0:00 A. M. SCHOOL CHILDREN HELP TO SOLVE HIGH COST OF LIVING Home Gardening In Various Southern Cities Proving Profitable. Manyprefer theliquidform which for nearly Tomorrow I A BEVY OF BEAUTIES With Castle Casino Girls Company at the Victoria Thl Week.

Grand 9 5 and 10c r. Beach, S. E. J. Walters, secretary and treasurer, Wakulla, N.

J. C. Sarvis, general manager, Loris, S. Dr. James A.

Stone, rattle River, S. A. Reese CoCkfield, Johnsonville, S. C. M.

Li. McLean, J. K. McGirt, Smith Pearsall, DjrfiD. Harris, Neal Smith, W.

D. Kiseri J. M. Drertnon, A. A.

Mc-Eachern, N. H. S. Smith, Sandy McNeill, P. McArthur.

Wakulla, N. F. Nixon, Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. The committee consists of President E.

E. Chandler, J. C. Sarvis, Dr. J.

A. stone and Dr. D. W. Harris.

This new member of the social and sporting world has its modest quarters in the midst of several thousand acres of original timbered forest lands, forming a natural parK, and the immediate "grove" is an evergreen growth from which the ocean is in full view. At its initiative hunt the club half a century haa been the reliance of the American Home. Both are good. Youndroggist can supply you. The PERUNA CO.

Colambus, Ohio Washington, Dec 9 Home gardening by school children in various cities in the South under the direction of experts from the Federal Bureau of Education Is helping to solve the high cost of living problem, said a statement issued tonight by the bureau. Reports just received from Chattanooga, the announcement said, show that six school children made $100 or more from their home gardens this past season; ten have made $50 more, fifty $25 or more, and 100 other children have cleared at least $10. Among the other cities in which the bureau's plan is operating with slccess are Asheville, Charlotte, Raleigh and N. Atlanta, Augusta, Morristown, and Johnson City Tenn. Three Great Stars Myrtle Stedman Sessue Hayakawa Teuri Aoki AT THE TAB.

HEEL MEMBERS OF NEW CLUB IN SOUTH CAROLINA. In a Marvelous New Paramount Production. MY ACADE RflUSIC Cherry Grove Cottage Club Organized for Health and. Happiness. The Soul of Eura-Sam" ptory Tuesday will see the biggest crowds ever at the Bijou, to see the grand finals of this great story, ably interpreted by the original "Diamond" cast, headed by handsome William Russell and fascinating, beautiful Charlotte Burton.

Big Bill at Grand. A great triple-star alliance will be presented at the Grand tomorrow, when that brilliant Japanese actor, Sesspe Hayakawa, supported the beautiful Myrtle and also by Tsuru Aoki, will be seen in the Paramount production, "The Soul of Kura-San," An unusual drama written especially for them by Francis Guiham and presented by. Dasky on the Paramount Program. That this Is the happiest combination in many months there can be no doubt. Sessue Hayakawa, who scored his first great success in "The Chest" followed by "Alien Souls" and "The Honorable Friend," has established himself as one of the leading actors the screen, and the versatile and beautiful Myrtle Stedman who recently starred in "The American Beauty" Is ne of the most popular stars of the screen world.

The name-part of the production is played by Tsuru Aoki, the dainty Nipponese actress who made herself so popular Souls" and "The Honorable Friend." Many of the scene-are laid in Japan others in a' New York curie store and the final and most dramatic scenes between Mr. Hayakawa and Miss Stedman occur in a. beautiful Long Island country home. This production, in whoch the members of Sessue Ha'yakawa'a celebrated Japanese Stock Company play the sup-sporting Nipponese roles, should be one this season are some of the treats promised for the coming week. Victor Herbert's If all the world loves a lover it is doubly sure that all the playgoing public of this city will love "Sweethearts" the Victor Herbert operetta, which comes to the Academy of Music next Wednesday giving a matinee and night performance.

Music lovers will revel in a torrent of Herbertian melody which will flow from the bell -like voice of charming Julia Gifford who is being featured in this work of the master composer. The story which Harry B. Smith and Fred de Gresac have interwoven with, the Herbert's melodies, concerns Sylvia, a lost Princess, who was taken from her home in war times and left in a tulip garden, where she is found by Dame Paula, a laundress. She grows up as Paula's adopted daughter and finally, a prince and heir presumptive comes awooing. It appears that Sylvia had been spirited away by a person who later comes to the laundry of the White Geese, conducted by Dame Paula to ferret out the mystery of Sylvia's existance.

As usual, in all fairy stories the wooing prince has many obstacles thrown in his path to prevent him from marrying beneath his station, until it is proven later that Sylvia was of equal birth with him and then everyone is hfippy, as the curtain falls with the lovers in a fond embrace. A capable company will support Miss Gifford and it includes Leo Stark in the leading comedy role, and a beauty chorus that can really sing. The matinee prices will be from 50 cents to $1.50. The night prices will range from 75 cents to $2. Tickets will go (Continued on Page Five.) Matinee and Night, Saturday, Dec.

16 THE JINGLING MUSICAL COMEDY A Sensational, Powerful and Unusual Japanese-American Drama THE CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY Senlce That Is ProTing; Wonderfully Popular With Our Patrons froa (Special Star -Correspondence.) Wampee, S. Dec. 9. A very interesting social and-porting event was enjoyed at Cherry Grove Beach. S.

on the eye of Thanksgiving' Day, in the parlors of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Nixon, of that place. The embryo members of the "Cherry Grove Cottage Club df South Carolina" had come down to their modest little club house for a Thanksgiving outing and were invited by Mr.

and Mrs. Nixon to dine and organize into a working unit. A number of ladies and gentlemen were prosent arid a very' pleasant afternoon was After returning from the dining hall, the business of organizing was taken up. The chairman, setting forth the standard of the club, said: wish to introduce for your consideration a resolution organizing the Cherry Grove5 Cottage Club of South Carolina, having for its purpose the pursuit of health and happiness, organized for the purpose of bringing the citizens of the up-country into better proximity to the Atlantic ocean and, the many luxuries of the salt water and pledged to the end of establishing a more direct route from western North and South Carolina to the Atlantic coast at Cherry Grove Beach." This resolution was adopted and it was then in order to elect the officers of the club. The officers were duly elected and the names of the original It) IFF Carolina and Virginia Cities.

ONE NIGHT OUT TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS CONNECTIONS FOR THE WEST. DAY COACHES. SLEEPERS. DINING CAR.

Ar. Cincinnati Cdailv). .11:40 A.M. Liv. Cincinnati (daily) 12:00 noon Lv.

Norfolk (daily). 4:00 P.M. L.v. Richmond (daily). 7:00 P.M.

L.v. Charlottesv. (daily) .10:09 P. M. Lv.

Clifton P'rg-. (daily) 1:20 A.M. Ar. Chicago (daily) Big 4. Ar.

St. Louis (dally) 8:00 P. M. WITH ROSE POTTT AND A STRONG CAST OP NEW YORK MUSICAL COMEDY FAVORITES Including Sallle Stembler, Sydney Hamilton, Dorothy Lillian Skedden, Harry Macdonough, Edward Willaxd, John Lnvrlon, the Famous Russell Sisters, and others, assisted by the prettiest, liveliest and smartest chorus of singing and dancing girls on tour this season. 18 BIG MUSICAL NUMBERS SONG HITS IS 20 BIG, HEARTY LAUGHS 200 POPULAR PRICES Matinee at 3t30.

Evening: at 8i30. SOc, 75c, and 91.00 Secure your seats at Elvtngton's Thursday. Excellent connections at Charlottesville for Southern Rwy. Train No. 38 arriving- Charlottesville 7:38 P.

at Richmond for S. A. L. Train No. arriving Richmond 5:30 P.

M. Special Rates for Xmas Holidays. For full information. Rates, Pullman reservation, ask your Agent or write to H. B.

CULLEN, T. P. JNO. D. POTTS, G.

P. Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. club members were enrolled and a committee to draft the rules and regu lations was elected as follows: E. E.

Chandler, president, Maxton, N. C. N. F. Nixon', vice president, Cherry Grove THIS STOPS HAIR jjj FROM FALLING OUT Ever try to count the dead, fallen hairs in your comb.

and brush? They are nature's advance warning of fu "THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" The $10,000.00 Sequel to ture baldness and proof that the dangerous little dandruff germ is busy on your scalp. Dr. Sangerbund, the famous Paris For Which $10,000 Was Offered at the Conclusion of 'The Diamond From The Sky" specialist, first discoyered that dandruff and falling hair are caused by a microbe. Then came the discovery of the value of the real Parisian Sage (liquid form) in destroying the dand ruff germ and promptly preventing the further lpss of hair. The effect of only three days use of Parisian Sage is sim It takes up the story where "The Diamond" ended and reveals the big secrets and mysteries left unsolved What Became of What Becamefof What Became of What Became of the Diamond? the Child? Vivian Marston? Blair Stanley? Announcing and Showing for First Time the Winner of the Ten Thousand Dollar Prize It.

TiJ may be a Wttmlnstonian who WOn EIJ i ENIHtf3INErw Vrttim SUPERBLY PHOTOGRAPH- ply marvelous, and the Americanx peo ple have now awakened to the fact that dandritff is just as unnecessary as it is unhealthy, and that they can be quickly rid of it and save their hair by using'a few ounces of Parisian Sage. Parisian Sage is sold for not more than 50 cents a large bottle at drug and toilet counters everywhere. It is an ideal, daintily perfumed liquid, free from grease and stickiness, and will surely cue hajr to grow soft, lustroua and really seem twice as abundant. J. Bunting Drug Co.

always has a large supply, and guarantees it to you. Strife I if? I Four Big Chapters Two Reels A Week lies. WIW4AM JEtUSSELL AND CHARLOTTE BURTON Starring In the 9 10,000 Sequel to "Th Diamond From The sity" at the BJJov 6 Tuesday..