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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1916
Page
14
A listing shows scenes from Green Eyes today and Monday at the Princess. It also spotlights the Vitagraph feature The Tarantula on Tuesday, highlighting the week’s film lineup and performances.
A. H. Wood to feature Irene Fenwick in The Guilty Man while Leo Ditrichstein resumes The Great Lover on Labor Day. Shuberts plan The Highwayman revival and work on a large melodrama by Lincoln J. Carter. Pauline Lord to play the principal in The Great Danger. Others include In Walked Jimmy with Harry Clay Blaney, Louis Mann in a new comedy, Katinka three-company run, and Arthur Hopkins signing Florence Le Clerco for The Happy Ending.
A reflective essay on the urge to fix wrongs, the futility of hurried judgments, and the dangers of chronic complainers. It contrasts silent prudence with perpetual advisers, cites sea life saving wisdom, and includes anecdotes about Sir Henry Irving's circle and a proverb on cures.
The Princess theater in San Antonio presents Kather ine Kaelred Edith Storey Antonio Moreno and Lina Cavalieri in new features. Sunday and Monday show The Girl With the Green Eyes a five part Pathe Gold Rooster release. The Tarantula a Blue Ribbon six part drama follows on Tuesday through Thursday. Lina Cavalieri appears in The Shadow of Her Past Friday and Saturday.
The article surveys Dijon France famed for pills mustard and gingerbread. It explains pill making via layered sugar gelatine and oils then baked into envelopes, notes hundreds of thousands produced daily. Dijon mustard is praised for its unique flavor from soil and wine must. gingerbread dates to the Middle Ages with seven large factories and a thriving trade.
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