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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
6
A large crowd enjoyed Maeterlinck’s The Blue Bird at Tue Empire with praise for acting, photography, scenery, settings and cast. The program also offered The Daughter of Uncle Sam with Pathe News, admission 10 15 and 20 cents plus tax.
A two part program features a complete picture in Son of Democracy titled My Father with Benjamin Chapin. It centers on an unscrupulous farmer trying to exploit Tom Lincoln’s illiteracy, the boy Alice exposing the scam and the father’s shouty triumph. Tom finally sees education’s value. The bill adds That Night Bray Picturegraph comedy and a Burton Holmes Travelogue, priced 10 and 15 cents.
Nazimova appears in Revelation at the Empire, a seven reel drama praised by Screen Opinion as a powerful tale led by a capable star. Joline’s supposed happiness drives the plot as Nazimova delivers a standout performance in a story described as inspiring and well told.
President Wilson sent a telegram to Senator Martin urging immediate passage of resolution authorizing him to take over all lines of communication if needed. He stressed the legislation was absolutely necessary, catching the Senate leaders when they planned no action.
The War Chest of Winchester and Frederick County outlines a single annual campaign to fund wartime needs through a coordinated budget system. It lists objectives to distribute burdens fairly, educate the public, and mobilize men women and youth, with headquarters at 34 West Avenue and a comprehensive leadership slate.
The last will of Miss Ida S Baker who died on North Market Street was admitted to probate in Winchester Corporation Court. The handwritten will dated March 6 1911 was proven genuine by Maron Ambler and J Fon Brown. Sister Miss Minnie Co Baker named principal beneficiary and executrix, qualifying by bond of 25000 dollars.
The will of the late Theodore Parker was admitted to probate in the Corporation Court of Winchester this week. Attesting witnesses were Harry M. Sartelle and John P. Sartelle. The testator's wife, Bessie M. Parker, served as executrix and qualified by bond of $2,000. The estate is bequeathed to his widow and to a son.
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