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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

6

Career of World's Greatest Film Star

Wart, star of The Phi known by many as Two ear Hicks, if Stokes and other names, was born in Newburg New York to English parents. He moved west as a child, grew up among Sioux in North Dakota, trained at West Point, then chose acting. He rose in London and New York, starred opposite Madame Ka, and appeared in The Savuan Man The Barrier and The Trail of the La Pine. He signed with Ince in 1914 and became a leading man, today adored on screen. His current offering is The Prima Lure, a northwest drama at the Empire tomorrow and Saturday. A rich Keystone comedy and a clever vaudeville act accompany. Shows at 10c up and 1c down.

Ee ‘Wart Phi Twoear Hicks Stokes Newburg N. Y North Dakota New York West Point London Madame Ka Domtmet Ince Tayor Ie Empire Northwest Hart Keystone Ali

Miss Mildred Jenkins Weds Henry Drais in Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Mildred Bertha Jenkins daughter of Mrs Mariam Jenkins and the late John R Jenkins married Henry Edward Drais of Gettysburg Pa in a small Tuesday evening ceremony at her West Burke Street home conducted by Rev Henry P Hamill. The couple planned a Delaware trip then a business assignment in the state for Chase Nursery Company. Only relatives attended and Mrs Kate McVicar of Winchester was the sole out of town guest.

Gettysburg Delaware Chase Nursery Company Kate McVicar Winchester Jenkins Adolph Kogelschatz, Jr West Martin Street

Personal Notes From Berryville

Berryville Virginia January 11 Rev and Mrs Edward Wall left for Washington for several weeks. Master Hunter Osborne returned to Woodberry Forest. Miss Ellen McGill Baker left for New York to visit Mrs Thomas Stillman. Mrs F B Whiting and Miss Margrette Whiting spend days in Washington and Judge Whiting is holding court in Woodstock. Mr W L Goodwin of Richmond visiting his sister Mrs S A Wood. Clarke County Music Study Club held monthly meeting with about twenty members. Officers elected President Dr A P Osborne Vice President Rev B Duvall Chandler Secretary Mrs R E Perrine Treasurer Dr L B Allen Librarian Miss Jane Moore. Short musical program included Mrs H B Whiting Miss Ellen Baker Mrs E G Butler Mrs R E Perrine Mr Herbert Childs and Dr A P Osborne. Plans discussed for winter work with several choruses rehearsed. Mr George Calmes formerly of Berryville now in Atlanta visiting old friends. Mr and Mrs John Richardson in Chicago for some time. Dr and Mrs L M Alten in Baltimore this week. Mrs J H M Clagett and son Billy left for New York. Miss Portia Baldwin and Miss Elizabeth Moore visiting Norfolk. Mr A Moore Jr and Mr H Warden left for Norfolk. Miss Nannie McGuire returned from Richmond.

Hunter Osborne Woodberry Forest Ellen McGill Baker New York Thomas Stillman F. B. Whiting Margretta Whiting Washington Judge Whiting Woodstock W. L. Goodwin Richmond S. A. Wood Clarke County Music Study Club A P. Osborne B Duvall Chanderss R. BE. Perrine Lb. M. Alen Jane €. Moore H. B. Whiting Elen Baker E. G. Butler J. H. M. Clagett Billy Portia Baldwin Elizabeth Moore Norfolk A. Moore, Jr H. ©. Warden Nannie McGuire

Intolerance hailed as Griffiths super masterpiece at Empire

Next Thursday will bring the Intolerance attraction to Win Trap at the Empire Theater for two nights and a matinee. Reports from New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Philadelphia praise the epic as a monumental film event shattering attendance records.

David Wark Griffith Empire Theater Empire Management Winchester Liberty Theater New York Griffith Pacific Coast San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia Philadel- Phila Pitts

Intolerance in America to Be Presented by Major Orchestra

A thirty‑member symphony orchestra and specialty chorus will perform the No. 4 music in Intolerance, touted as the most spectacular presentation in America. Advance seat sales will be announced in these columns.

Burgh Montreal America

Gainesboro Services and Quarterly Conference Notice

Gainesboro charges announce Sunday worship January 14 at Pine Grove 11 a.m. and Green Spring 3 p.m. Quarterly conference set for January 15–16 with Rev. H A Brown presiding, preaching Monday 8 p.m. and Tuesday 10:30 a.m., followed by conference. Stewards and trustees to prepare reports. V Van Der Linden, Pastor.

Gainesboro Pine Grove Green Spring H. A. Brown V. van der Linden

The Leary Reor Pat Sure We Should Be Drier Outside

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tolay and weather context hinting at dryness outside. No clear event, person, or organization identified. Unable to extract a full coherent news item from the readable material.

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Local residents install electricity at Summit Point and Vaucluse homes

Messrs. S. S. Polhamus of Summit Point West Virginia and E. Stickley of Vaucluse in the county recently had electricity installed at their homes. They are using the system recently introduced in the area.

Messrs. S. S. Polhamus Summit Point W. Va E. Stickley Vaucluse

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