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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

6

Divorce Filing Over Hair Curls and Cowed Ward Affair

Mrs. Sarah J. M. Dean files for divorce in New York City from actor John Worcester Dean once supporting Miss Fannie Ward in Madame President. Ward named as co respondent. prior $100000 damages suit for alienation of affections noted.

Sarah J. M. Dean New York City John Worcester Dean Fannie Ward Ward Farlier Miss Ward Toseph Lewis London

Pneumonia Fatal To A Little Girl in Virginia

Helen Ernestine Funk infant daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Hugh A Funk died at home near Stephens City Virginia at age one year three months and two weeks after a four week illness. Funeral services were held at the Funk home conducted by Rev C W Cassell with interment at Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Haller Beaver Courtney Hook Jacob Pifer and Clark Shenk.

Bartonvilile Helen Ernestine Funk Hugh A. Funk Stephens City Joseph Jack Dick Funk Margaret Mary Virginia Martha Funk

Wise Wombat Invites Audience to Reflect on Wombat’s Rhetoric

A Louisville Courier Journal note presents a witty excerpt about Wise Wombat’s frequent praise of his wife. The cartoonish dialogue hints at self aware humor and a dictograph gag as a playful device.

Wombat Louisville Courier Journal

Remembered Prohibition Child Befriended Organ Grinder

A three year old girl named Dorothy was warned not to talk to strangers but befriended an organ grinder and his monkey on the parkway. Her mother called out and Dorothy replied in dialect that she was not mixing but getting acquainted with the monkey.

Dorothy Max’g Ozarks Jack Arkansa Rampus Ridge Jack Gap Kensas City

Line Up of Police Headquarters at Empire Feature

A New Year attraction at the Empire presents Gus Hill’s 6 reel study on police work with George 8. , commissioner, providing data from police records. A romantic subplot follows a millionaire’s daughter and a chauffeur who becomes a hero. The picture, shown with Zadora, is praised as highly interesting and instructive.

the Empire Gus Hill Police Carters New York George 8 Dougherty H. D. Fuller Zadora

Prince of Tonight draws crowds in advance buzz

Readers note heavy interest in the upcoming smiusical fantasy Prince of Tonight as chatter grows about the show. Local fans anticipate a standout blend of music and spectacle tonight and beyond.

Prince of Tonight draws crowds with Le Comte and Flesher

The production by Le Comte and Flesher promises good music and clever performances led by baritone Tom Arnold. Chicago approved with a prosperous 260 night run, and the road tour has kept business capacity since it began. Empire hosts the show Monday, Jan. 4.

Tom Arnold Chicago Empire le Comte Flesher Metropolitan Madelee Eva Prelps Vera LaVere Frank Harsh Leni Charles Corwin Pony Ballet of Wonderful Dancers

Remarkable reversed phonograph experiment and ant communal life

The Strand describes a curious phonograph trick by reversing the sound box to play recordings backward, producing backward singing and bells with muffled tones. Separately, the article notes ants' highly organized communal life with slave labor, door-tenders, head-stroking salutations, and ant mushroom cultivation.

Phonograps

Monsters of the Deep and Parlor Ethics in Ozarks

A chaotic collection notes a 1908 whale attack near Port Townsend and a Liverpool whaler returning with a 38 foot octopus arm. The piece shifts to a comic scene in Arkansas with townsfolk debating marital nerves as rain looms, capturing a newspaper’s mishmash tone.

Port Towsend Wash Liverpool

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