Revival Prospects for Harrisonburg Guest Evangelist
Rev Gypsy Smith Jr a leading evangelist who recently wrapped a Dig greeting in Charlottesville is slated to hold a revival in Harrisonburg announced by Rev H.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
6
Rev Gypsy Smith Jr a leading evangelist who recently wrapped a Dig greeting in Charlottesville is slated to hold a revival in Harrisonburg announced by Rev H.
Judge T. W. Harrison of Winchester Virginia, a Seventh District congressman, will join the House Military Affairs Committee replacing James Hay who resigned to become a U S Court of Claims judge. Harrison will not head the committee as minority rules apply.
Charles Chaplin features in Be hind the Screen and Seeing America First with Nailing On the Lig Tangled Hearts drama. The program also includes a singing society drama Tangled Hearts featuring Mar sgerite Gibson. Admission 10c up 15c down.
Clever Little Show and their own band bring a new program to the Empire for two nights Monday and Tuesday with added performers. The program includes Gloria's Romance Beatrice Fairfax Hearst News reel comedy cartoons scenic and fashion revue and the Mathews World of Novelty show at 8 45 p m. Admission 10c gallery 10c balcony 20c lower floor. Pictures alone at 3 15 p m for 10c.
The Star ad man corrected Chaplin's salary figure for Behind the Screen at the Empire from 670000 to 6700. Mutual Film Corp claims renewals at one million, noting 67 exchanges averaging eight copies daily for exhibitors. The feature is billed as Chaplin's funniest yet in a moving picture studio setting.
The program promises wild scenes upsetting cameras and knocking people down in a fresh riot of fun. Showtimes are 7 00 8 30 and 10 00 with other photopalys. Admission 10 cents up to 16 cents down.
Berryville town council elected Joseph F. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore Sr., as attorney for the Berryville corporation. He succeeds Frank B. Whiting, who resigned to become judge of Virginia's seventeenth judicial circuit.
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