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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1918

Page

6

Nighttime village folk tale and theater notices

A fragmentary piece describes a lumber camp night with Sammy and a gas mask, then shifts to Wilmington theater listings. Vera Hassan and My Dreamland Girls perform with The Rise of Panama, a musical comedy, at the Royal Theatre with elaborate scenery and wardrobe.

The Royal Theatre Wilmington Vera Hassan Panama Pennsylvania New York State Royal Stage

War Savings drive boosts North Carolina counties

War savings societies spread through North Carolina as campaigns run March 4 to 9. The Thousand Dollar Club aims to enlist members and pledge investments in War Savings Lamps, with Mecklenburg targeting 680 members and Wake 650 as county drives expand and institutes educate the public. The new film Wild and Woolly screens tomorrow at the Grand theater with Douglas Fairbanks in the lead as the state builds fund-raising momentum.

North Carolina War Savings Coll Fries Douglas Fairbanks Artcraft Pictures Fairbanks Anita Loos John Emerson Douglas New York California Plains of the West Jeff Hillington Jeff West Arizona Eileen Vercy Walter Bytell Joseph Singleton Calvin Carter Forest Seabury J. W. Jones Charles Stevens Sam de Grasse Tom Wilson Mecklenburg Thousand Dollar Club Wake Guilford Robeson Buncombe Fortsythe Johnson Gaston Halifax Rowan Pitt Cumberland Durham Iredell Nash Rockingham Wayne Raleigh

Stage chatter notes Broadway actors and plans

Annie Hughes writes a short play solo. Earl Schenck refuses Tarzan film. John Drew adds Enid Morel to company. Jane Ross teases cruelty in Flower Girl. Jane Houston aims for France to wed a famous actor. Ethel Clifton delays new play. Harold de Becker proposes General March as Army Chief. Kirah Markham to star in burlesque on Broadway. Spanish dancers Eduardo and Elisa Cascino tour beyond New York. Compton and Santley eyed for Oh Boy lead. Rock-a-bye Baby set as Selwyn musical title.

Annie Hughes Earl Schenck John Drew Httle Enid Morel Dematasse Edna Walace Hopper Nella Melba Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children New York Jane Ross Jane Houston France Texas Hattons Kirah Markham Eduardo Elisa Cansino Winter Garden London Charles Compton Joseph Santley Mr. Compton Selwyn Office Paul Ker Itelian Lester Lonergan George Broadhurst Lillian Trimble Bradley Amy Ricard Elsie Herndon Kearns Miss Kearns Ben Greet Charlie Compton Providence Gorge M. Cohan Gareth Hughes Edith Wynne Matthison Hindle Stanley Houghton Pitt Theatre Pittsburgh Whitford Kane Chicago

Debating Union sets stage for spring contest in North Carolina

Special to The Dispatch reports the North Carolina Debating Union's plans a month before the triangular debates. The piece lists figures in theater and academia including Lester Lonergan Amy Ricard and Gareth Hughes. It notes high school entries across many counties and two university extension centers in Winston-Salem and Raleigh with Rus sia studies in Raleigh and Allies topic in Winston-Salem.

Chapel Hill N. C North Carolina Debating Union Robeson Mecklenburg Buncombe Guilford Alamance Wake Davidson Durham Gaston Iredell Johnston Moore Pitt Rowan Scotland Union Wayne Bladen Duplin Northampton Brunswick Hertford Jackson Jones Madison Mitchell Watauga Tar Heel Carolina Virginia Charles Baskerville New York Walter Murphy Salisbury Crawford Biggs Howard Randthaler Graham N. W. Walker Ralph H. Graves The New York Times Quincy S. Mills New York Sun R. D. W. Connor C. P. Russell Victor L. Stephenson W. T. Best O. J. Coffin Whitehead Kluttz Winston- Salem Raleigh Russia Edwin Greenlaw Univrsity Winston-Salem America

My Soldier Girl at the theatre by Le Comte and Flesher

Le Comte and Flesher present a big musical spectacle titled My Soldier Girl with a New York cast, a pony ballet, 20 numbers and song hits. Music by Omer Hebert and book by J Dorch Baker. lavish costumes and scenery accompany the military atmosphere and novel surprises.

le Comte Flesher New York Omer Hebert J. Dorch Baker

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