Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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Women
's Page |
IRELAND TRAINS
WOMEN FOR WAR
Rebel Nurse In United States
Has Already Proved Her-
self a Soldier
j 1. leo| atri Par**. Flirtation Walk ex-
t ending 15 rows into tlu audience
where a doner view may be had a*
4.he heavenly beauties promonede and
show lingerie stt liar de lux.' iu ♦«
flood of feminine norgpouKiies • A
veritable sea of dainty luxurou* gar- ,
, ments that dazzle the eye. and flu) I
the brain with vivid memories of ..
torrid evening. The marvello'i. bub-
lib-land foun'.ain witl\ its rit.l of
ioljrs and which is the featurt effect
i ; f them all alt-o other features epell- '
rient in tinsel and s|uingi< and a (
weeding scene that every airl will
I want to copy for her wielding day
«t u<h arc some of the good thing** .
promised in the musical spe<tacl" of ,
ENTERTAINS WITH
DAINTY LUNCHEON
AND BRIDGE PARTY
home Decorated With Hollowe'ert
Motif—Several Guests Present
From Other Towns
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WOMEN ONLY ADMITTED
New oYrk. We may look to Ire-
lajrhl to supply the women who will
carry on the feminist movement aw<
lead women iu politics.
This is the opinion of Linda Kearni--,
nurse, soldier, hunger striker, escaped 1" stranger than fiction." Occassional-
prisoner und loyal Irish Republican,
who is jt.iw in America with Mrs.
Muriel MacSwiney, widow of the late
mayor of Cork.
These two women plan to cover
this country soliciting funds for the
•vidows und orphans of the Irish IU-
publicans.
"Irish women will take an interest
in politics because Irish politics theft*
days makes everyone take an issue.
it makes people think," she explained
"III Dublin today there are 3000
men in jail and their dependents TVave
nothing. Their wives and children ate
doing some pretty desperate thinking.
Girls Do Men's Work
"Women realize the necessity of
being able to take care of themselves
Cjiris aie forced and have been for
the last few years to do what was
regularly considered a man's work.
"Our girls are learning to drive
Mrs. C. B Htubblefield of r>02 W'esi
lii oadway. entertained Tuesday after-
noon with a 1 o'clock luncheon and
bridge party.
The house wan beautifully decoru
ed in orange and black, carrying out
the Hallowe'en scheme. Candles turn
I ir'ied the ooly light. There were six
i bridge tables. Those winning prices
' were Mrt>. l£. J. Campbell. Mrs. V, C.
/-mspiger. and Mrs. Harry Itcasor.
| The out-of-town guests were Mrs
- ■■ | llarrv Keasor of Independence, Kan
It has been wisely said that ''Truth sas; Mrs. .lames Stillman of Oklaho-
City, and Mrs. Charles Okaype • I j
ly we are Inclined to that belief but Paris Texas.
l.ever have we experienced such ul City guests were: Mrs. S. J. Mr
powerful presentation of this logic , '^ean, Mrs. E. \V. Holland, Mrs. Bart
at is offered in the most sensational Foster. Mrs. T M. Thompson, Mis.
photoplay of all times "Are You Fit ti j 1\ J. W'eidner, Mrs. John Watson,
MARRY" which opens at the Strand Mrs. James Klinglesmith. Mrs. W. C.
theatre Wednesday, October 18th for, 1 rent h. Mrs. Frank Foster. Mrs. P. .1.
one day only. j Stephenson. .\ljs. Homer O'Dell, Mrs
The big underlying thought of this O. W Starr. Mrs. R. M. Hayes. Mis
h J. Campbell, Mrs. Charles Parks,
Mrs. Marti IklwurdH. Mrs. John
Uriggs. Mrs. Jim Dennett. Mrs. Tes-
;' n. Mrs. John Shidler, Mrs. A. (i.
Blauner, Mrs. V. C. Arnspiger autl
picture was prompted by an ucciden
al insight itno the condition of man-
Kind that have always been kept as a
t'ark set ret. The very things that
should have been given to the light of
'.he civilized world have been shroud J Mrs. X. s. Walther.
t d in darkness. MwoMMoum
There Is no more vital knowledge j
• ecessary to our happiness than that
t.f our fitness to marry.
' Attention is called to the fact that !
this film has been arranged in the !
, most refined manner and there is
lositively nothing to offend the most
FOLLY THEATRE
TODAY
cars ajicl handle machinery as well exacting but oping to the delecate
as cook and sew. In self-defense the' subject with which it deals it will be
must know what is going .on and what Flown strictly to separate audiences j
Is likely to happen They must know | Women only will be admited from
how to exercise their wits too. - p. m. to 4. p. ni.
"This sort of schooling is hard, but I Men only will be admitted from 7 ,
it gets results. It's going to mak p. m. to 1' p. m
leaders and patriots and thinkers ol % V \ \
our woimyi."
Miss Reams' experiences sound
like an exciting chapter from the life
of a feminist soldier of fortune For
the last fix years she has livetl a lift!
of danger and thrills that have not
In the ler.st daunted her Irish spirits
cr put any damper on her infection* wi,at pauiine Starke's moth'
laughter.
She trai.ned to be a nurse, but that
was quite too tame for her. From 1910
to l! 20 she served with the Flying
Column until she was taken prisoner
by the Black and Tans.
Sentenced to 10 years in jail. sh_*
began a hunger strike with cat and
mouse tactics—that is. stayed in Jail balance between the
without food until she became so !jier mother.
weak she was take** to a hospital, Mrs starke was sitting
then recovered sufficiently to be tak
en back to jail.
This went on for about seven
months, then she escaped from jail
by scaling a 35-fooi wall. Three thou-
MGTHER OF STAR IS MOTHER IN
PICTURES
V
Very rareiy indeed does the rejl
mother of a famous motion pictun
star play the part of the star's moth-r
on the screen with her, but that 's
,:id in
"Flower of the Xorth," the .Tames
Oliver Curwood special production,
which will be shown at the Idle Hour
theatre tonight.
The picture required that Mm
Starke, in the title role, dream and
conjure visions of her dead mother
There is a striking personal reserr-
outhful star uial
ANNETTE KELLERMAN
in
"WHAT WOMEN LOVE"
j The Fastest, Funniest, Thrill-
| ingest Comedy Drama ever.
| A FIRST NATIONAL AT-
TRACTION IN SIX PARTS
Price of Admission:
10 and 25c Including War Tax
vening
derrick
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1922
Strand Theatre
ONE DAY ONLY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18
DRUMRIGHT, OKLAHOMA
Are You Fit to
Marry?
The Moral t'plift League of America pre-
sent Dr. Haiseiden's Sensational Photopiay
WOMEN ONLY
m ONLY
ADMITTED AT
MATINEE
Shows at 2 and 1 1\ M.
ADMITTED AT
NIGHT
Shows at 7 and 1) 1*. M.
mistake for any woman to
It would be a grave
miss this wonder film.
The Selfish Man and the Sacrificing Woman....
Scenes of Realism that Baffle—Stagger the Imag-
ination.
A Delicate Subject handled in a Delicate Manner.
Revealing the Darkest Secrets of Life.
The most daring presentation of "Truth" ever
attenpted.
Plain facts laid bare.
Come prepared to see something entirely new to
the screen.
Dr. Harry J. Haiselden personally appears in the play
MOTHERS BRING YOUR DAUGHTERS
IT'S THE TRUTH
NOTE:—This film has been arranged in the most
refined manner. There is positively nothing to offend
the most exacting, but owing to the delicate subject with
which it deals, it will be shown strictly to separate audi-
ences and no children will be admitted.
The Picture the Entire Country is Discussing
ADMISSION 35 CENTS
n i i i la
i • * « • « i
m
%
_/
In tin
studio one dny, watching her daugh-
ter being directed in ti scene with
Henry It. Walthall, who plays tno
male lead, when director David Smith
noting the startling resemblance be-
sad pounds was offered as a reward tween mother and daughter, suggest-
for her capture. j e,l tliat Mrs. Starke play in the via-
o tonal part.
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WHEAT IM PICTURE
Uiurence Wheat, prominent l!road-
i way player has a,n important ro'e in
12 BIG FEATURES IN "EVE" Thomas Moighnn's latesr, Parp.r'ount
Never bef'-re have we heard of a picture "The Bachelor Dndrt*'." which
show as eollosus. and which boasts the Idle Hour theatre announces as
of as many New York stars as "l:.ve" its attraction for Thursda, :md Frl-
which is comi.ng to the ;>trand theatre ' day. .Meiglian and Wheat are . Id
matinee and night Sunday ()t t. !?: . friends of "The College V it-ov. days.
This company lias received more Wheat played the part of the fresh- 1
excellent press comment than any man in the company which toured to
musical comedy tourine the country ihe Coast while Meighan played -le
this season. With the attraction s | halfback in the New Yorl company,
the famous New York beauty and Wheat will also be romomoored for
musical comedy star Nise Nyra ' his work as the juvenile leail in the i
Brown, while assisting her, non. j stag comedy, "doing Some.'*
other than Johnny Getz the well -o
known r..median. Also the Harmony DO YOU WANT A STATE BANK? |
(juurette—the Mirrow Ball consider-1 My opponent proposes "To establish
« d by many the plethard of am elec-J a state bank, which shall he a deposi-
trie effect ever seen on any stage. | torv cf the fu.nds of the state and its
The big orc hestra and muuicr.l '.mm-1 subdivisions."
hers will make you shimmy and That means that all county, city,
whistle, or buy a mouth lierp on your town, school district and township
way home. Zaskia the cultant
ponent ' f perennial dancers, as \
nested by the Roman Kmperor
funds will have to be deposited in a
politically managed bank in Oklaho-
ma City, if he wins. John Fields.
REIlBflllBIII
b ■ a si ■ ■
Strand Theater
TONIGHT
q
r ■
William Fox Presents
TOM MIX in "TRAILIN"
From the novel by Max Brand
Directed by Lynn Reynolds
In Six Parts
also a William Fox Sunshine Corned y
"HIS WIFE'S SON"
A Two Reel Latest Fox Comedy
COMING SUNDAY
Car! Laemmlc presents
"FOOLISH WIVES"
The First Real Million Dollar Picture
By and with VON STROHEIM
Universal Super Jowcl Production
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HATS
That Are Always
"Different"
Our Hats evidence the best of the season's style ten-
dencies but with an indiv lv.r.lity that distinguishes
them.
Black is the predominating1 color, but for Milady who
likes a bit of color for a change there are many artistic
combinations that are much favored.
Ribbons, feathers and embroideries lend charm and
and grace to the mode.
HOLLAND'S
IDLE HOUR
THEATER
A Solid Week's Showing of the lSest Pictures
Kver in Drumright
TODAY
JAMES OLIVER DURWOOD S
Greatest Masterpiece
"Flower i North"
With
Henry 15. Walthall ann Pauline Starke
An intensly human story filmed against
background of scenic beauty and interpret-
ed by real action.
Also
A BEN TURPIN COMEDY
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Its a Paramount
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in
"The Bachelor Daddy"
Five cute kiddies orphaned by a bandit's
bullet and when a big handsome bachelor
attempted to father the brood they led him a
merry chase straight to love and happinesss.
LEATRICE JOY
in the cast. With a good
EDUCATIONAL COMEDY
SATURDAY
"Don't Shoot"
We're On Our Way to the
IDLE HOUR THEATRE
To See Our Pal
HERBERT RAWLINSON
Also Round Two of
"THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
in
"Her Husband's
Trademark"
A lasting lesson to all folks, married and
unmarried—particularly both—is embodied
in this forceful photoplay.
Its a Paramount
MOD COMEDY AND SPECIAL MUSIC
For Information Telephone 120
Continuous Show—1:00 P. M to 11:00 P. M.
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Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1922, newspaper, October 18, 1922; Drumright, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc149498/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.