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lATtJEDAY rXBEUASY 20 1915.
IHI OKLAHOMA CITY T1MX8.
KkXl
At the
THE OVERHOLSER.
"Help Wanted" which had enormous
ruua In CIiIi uko anil New York illy
mit! fur (lie rood prmliictlon of which
little Kniin Bunting ha iHfii eugimed
lis star will lie kIvcii lis flrit pro-
duction titr Miunliiy afteruoou at u
Ht-uil Waslilnutuu's Idrtlnluy mull
nee. It will lie Miss Hunting' first
essay (if tin- part and a m it able pn-
iliictliin Ih planned under tlli iwrwiual
direction (if tint author Jack l.ait
who has Iuimi MiiHMvllng all rehear
mil of Hi. plcii- IIiIn wk TIiIh will
1m' tin- first lliiu a priHluctlou hiiM ever
Ihvii actually Ktiixi-il ah a new offer-
liiK In Oklahoma t'lly. The Overholser
uiiiiiML'i'iiii'iit Ih rect'lvliiK calls for res
emitlmi nf scuts from nut of town ul
ready ninl scores of city folks are re-
tiilnliit; sriitH for the original iter-
foimance. Meantime Satunlay night
Sunday hlL'lit hiuI Sunday uuitliiee the
llille actress w ill give her stirli pio
ductlon nf "Snliiuiy Jane" which lias
leu it profound success til Im week.
THE FOLLY.
The lui lenient weather did not inn r
the attelnhilK e Hi the Folly theater
thU afternoon Tonight there will he
two more iierforiiiaiicM of the present
hill ninl tomorrow afternoon there will
he an entire change of program. The
Silvers will he seen tonight III an un
excelled Juggling coiitortliaitst ad.
JiougliiM and Hanisoy have a clever
comedy Juggling and acrobatic act
that Ih full of the liest feats There
In good hiMip rolling and ernb Hwlnglug.
Hark and I .mere are lienrd In the
heat of Irish coiuisly. It Ih an act re-
plete with giHxl winging aud talking
and Home of the Iswt dancing hccii
here In a long time. Ilemlrlx ami
I'hiIiiIh npear In one of the classiest
Hinging talking and ilaiiologue acts
of the year. It I far aliove the aver
age act in this line ami worth the
price of ndmlHHlon nlone. Tomorrow
there will he one of the hewt picture
iirouraiiiH and a strlrtlv high ehis4 b
musical comedy entertainment. Harry
Hogem' Tahlolil Musical t'omedy com-
pany will present "Said I"asha." There
is an excellent chortiH In 111 Is company
mid charming and graceful danrlng
liy Fountain. The IHxIe Quartet will
he feature in the singing line. Thoe
who ciane early will get the lst
eating iiceomtniMlutioiiH.
THE JLYRIC
Head the Hunan-ay June story In
The Time (inlay and see the picture
at tiie l.yrlc next Thursday and Fri-
day. Thin Ih one of the liuwt sons
tlonil eoinld nations ever offered Ok-
lahoma Cltyaiw. Thoiuuinda of peo-
ple are keeping up with Runaway
June. A new piograin will !e hffered
lieglnnlng Sunday. New nuiievllle
ii ud new picture. The war picture
running Saturday will lie carried over
for the la-nef t of Sunday audience.
''Money" will he presented Monday
nml Tuesday to l.yrlc audience It
la a great fire reel melodrama of
heart gripping Interest.. "Money" will
PRODUCING A PLAY
IS VERY HARD WORK
When an actor come iiwm the atage
In his part and auya bla llnee he Uu't
making It up aa lis goea along. Yon
know that of coiirw but perliaiM yon
dlilu't know that every gesture every
Intonation anil every accent has lieii
(Irlllad lulo that actor by noinelxsl)
At least that la what Jack Ult Ik
doing wltli thoae who are to priMluis
"Help Wanted" at the Overholser next
week beginning Monday night. A
visit to playwright I-alt's training
camp on the stage of the Overholser
any day this week would at first have
been priMliictlvit of doubt about the
cotiiMiiiy ever Mug ready to present
the piny hut after watering (be re
tiearmtlH a while (lie onlisiker would
be convinced that "Help Wanted" will
be finished product the first night.
The company that has been playing
at the Overholser la to be supple-
mented by othent from (he etst. The
Hunting company baa never played
"Help Wanted" but the memhetn
took to It very readily. They conld
have presented ll very creditably no
doubt without the help of Mr. ljilt
tut It would have been according to
their own Ideas of the play.
Hew Ull Worlm Thew Out.
At the llegltinlng of the rehearsals
the atage la not act. A coroinoti deal
table represeuta a rolltop desk and
vriM the room the tyiiewrlter la only
Imaginary. The actor 0111 doors
that are uot there and come upon the
atago. Home of them carry I Jiook In
one hand while other know their
line.
Then the actor aaya hla 11 net with
nobody In front of blut for an au-
dience except the critical Mr. Ult. He
wrote the play and be knowa how It
ahoulu lie played. Nobody cam dtapute
that. The actor aaya hla lines aa he
think they should be spoken. Maybe
lie get It right or nearly right the
first time hut the chance are that he
doee not. In the latter Inntance Mr.
Ult piishe bltu gently kalde take
hla place ami g"e through the part
for him showing him how It should be
Jlone. He tell hire the meaning of bla
yrt Juat what effect he U etteited
to produce on the audience. Certain
worda mnat be aMken quickly and
other intmt be drawled.
Tlie actor couldn't he expected to
know all these thing fglt off the
reel but Mr. Ult la there to tl him
and drill It Into hut mind. - Ha abowi
him how to act the part how to My
A TEXAS WONDER
fa Tmta Wedr ear kl47 .
t ladder troakhM dlaeolv eaea
lakttM. wk knw karka r.
ittni. and all Irnanlarltle ft Ih
id bladder la bota bmh! and waa Hi-
" iUte aiailder trash! la rhllilrMi. It em
uld br rour druiatat will k Mat kr
kali n rtrolpt t It.M. On tmall bottk
two eioniii tsMtm!' an aoidoa nil
parrait a ear. ame lor teatlnoaiai
Ihi and slbtr aUtM. lit W.
II. KM Ollv ttr- It. Uela. at tvai
kr rctlisTrttetMat
Local Theatres
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.' ' ' d t- y'
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!ii V I ''.' A'
Kalph MimkI) now pU)ln( lead
the h. rcen the frt two (lavs of
next week. The wunlevlllc show to
lllglit Is heHiled hv nller Terry and
hla FIJI glrlH. I ; 1 1 1 m 1 1 (.Irani Is pleas
Ing thousands with Ii l- mimicry lie
Imitates animal- nml um-lral lustru
IlientH with such fine effcit ll lirlngs
roars of applause. Mu-lr. nieluil. anil
mirth In provldisl hv ltd. hut' mid Suy
der I tie "The Mehsly How" (usiello
hrotherH have n musical ml nf iiimsii
al merit. The usual adinlsKlun prhr
preralla excepting that larirci sl.ed
school children are adniltled to the
Jltnev Diatlllee for o cent.
THE EMPRESS.
Maciyn Arhuckle f moons llrondHHV
comedian of whom It Is siilil thai lie
la one of the most Infectious radiators
nf sunshine and laughter who ever up
peared on the atage will lie presented
by llnhart Hi worth Monday at the
Kmpress in the paramount feature
film "li s No laughing Matter." The
prcMltxIlon was written and directed
by A WHier and ileplcta the pleas-
the lines where to stand and where
he get off.
II the I'atlenre of Job.
1'laywrlght Jack Ult U not savage
with the actor and uot rente. When
they fall to catch his meaning he just
boa them do It all over again until be
Is satisfied. Honiellmcs one little part
of a scene will take a long time for
the drilling. Mr. Ult could conire
hla stock of iMitleuce with that s-
essed by Job and the patriarch would
be backed off the Ismrds. Job never
conducted a rehearsal In his life.
At first It must seem like a bos'les
task even with exiarlenced atage peo-
ple but after a time It all begin to
assume tangible shape. The player
get (he Idea all right. It Is noticeable
that Misa Hunting seldom ha to be
told. If she I loid once how any rt
of her peech must Is? presented It Is
not neceaeary to repeat the Instruc-
tion a aecotid time.
And In "Help Wanted" Mis bunt
Ing will be a real star for (be part
a pi wsj rs to have been written for her.
At least she fit Into It Just a well aa
though Mr. Ult had studied all her
characteristic aud had written the
play for her alone.
In "Help Wanted" Misa Hunting I
a atenoghapher the cutest little Mon-
ographer that ever graced a business
office. She haa the aaine trial that
other atenographera have bad and
that they are having now.
T an Audience of One
No doubt the Overholser will be
filled to capacity Mouday night at the
flrat preeentaUon of "Help Wanted"
for It la to be a high priced play at
popular price here. It la not a stock
company any louger presenting Mr.
Ult'a production but a road company
which will atart after one week In hls
city.
It may be that tome of thoee In the
audience will be qualified to rritbixe
"Help Wanted" hut not to the extent
that Jack Ult himself I doing It this
week. At the rehearsals there I but
one In the audience and tbat one la
Mr. Ult himself. He aee every flaw
and he la there to correct It
Playing before the large audience
.will lie eaey compared to playing be-
fore tbat one nan. The audience will
Dot Ha up and make objection when
anything goea wrong Mr. Ult
doe. ' The audience will applaud nil
while Mr. Ult doe not applaud he
pnta la a word of approval now and
then which mean the nana thing.
Jack Ult playwright' used to.be a
newspaper nan grinding away on n
deak and writing play between time.
At flrat hi play were changed by
those who produced them changed
o much that be didn't recognlae them
on the atage. The pirate and bandits
of the producing world did that to htm
when he waa unsophisticated.
But now they do not. When he
write a play be knowa how he wut
It produced and be ee tbat It In
doc.
'..A
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"Jit'
ing parln at the MetrofMillta
lug story of III J mill village poetmaH.
ter k.. and lillosoplier. An slum
dance of clean kindly humor and a
wealth of wholesome pathim together
With plcf tircsiiif features and a true
ness to llf. that Is remarkable are
the pulling points to t ll tx delightful
comedy drama. On the Sunday pro-
gram is scheduled a two reel Keystone
comedy. "The llonielireakers" which
Is promised as n real scream and the
t'nlversal animated weekly with late
world news of Interest hi pictures. On
the vaudeville hill will apis-ar Taylor
and llrown presenting a classy eonuily
musical act "Oraml 0sra (ioiie
Wrong '
THE METROPOLITAN.
From the days of Noah's aik to the
latest mental pictures of Jack London
men and little children haw found a
(illinium meeting place and a strange
fascination In the tales of those who
go down to the sea In shlis and of
(hose uolile women who keep the Iwa
con light and the bearthflre burning
i.
v. r ... . .1
. ... y i j.. :t .... i .?
I'ciKr Roger wltb the Roger Tab-
wm Miwlrml rompany al the rally
against the time when their loved one
might return. Such a romance la
"The Ulrl From Out Yonder." which
will be the offering for the coming
week at the Met wltb Huth Hohlnmin
In the part of Flotsam which Adelaide
Thurston made famous. Nothing ha
been written In song or itory that e-
1- .L . 1 . - .
ceeu lae neauiy euu ine ptiwer ui ajiie
quaint tale of the flsherfolk of the
New England coast. It la aa refresh
Ing a a breath of Mil air from the
is-ean and just a pure In thought
tone and treatment of theme. It la a
tale of the simple folk told In a simple
way that I Irrefutable Mlm Kohln
son expresses a distinct fondues for
the part of the little flsker maiden
bout whose life there cluster auch
a wealth of romance. Mr. Moody will
be anen aa Edward Klmer a young en
gineer from the mainland who glvea
up much that he may win the love of
bla ee nymph. There Is a clever line
of comedy running throughout the
telling of thla nimt Interesting story
and Frank North a Been Cook an old
salt ha one of the best character
rt be baa ever had liefore hi local
following. The play will be seen for
the first time Monday night. "A
Widow by Proxy" contlniWM through
Sunday with the usual matinee.
SSHSW?"!--
Drink Hercules
IK to ear tb folkmlai tnubknt
ekaatlpatloa rhtumatlia. ladlgMtlea
aleobollaai hMdacket L Urlpae er
Malaria.. Tkla water I bottM tal
Mltd t the RerrHM Well UatltrM
Ok. by tb Onlhrle Mlnsral Wtit
Cb. at Oklibsms City. HblpeM to any
point t 11 itllrr4 to any adtfrw
t Uklahon City.
tat Rat at TO
Mb U Obi. City.
Pkoa
Wat
V4
HELEN KELLER TALKS
TO A LARGE AUDIENCE
liefore au audU-mi- thai filled t
every rn-at 111 tbe Oklahoma lllli
School Mudllortruii last night llcliu
Keller stood for half no houi- and !
talked alMiut "Happiness." Her ..r.N
were not plain and liiiiny in Un- mi
dleuce could not Utidei Maud nil she
said but they caught I he drift of In i
talk and at tliuc cul.1 nmlci ..in
whole sentences. Toward I he ln-1 a.
those In the atldlwae I.. . mnr ni..rc
aiiiistoiiied to her uiaiiiici .f (mIK
It iK. they ninl VMtood fur 1 .. -i I r iluin
at first.
liicssed In whlVe un. I miii ii
(llel nt her IK-It (lie l.llml deaf Kill
made a pretty picture Her fin c j
slmws at once ber nalnnil lniclllt:cn c.
W illi a mind that Is 11 1 1 . . ami . li-m
she Is hundlcapiied 011I.1 l. an liialdll
ly to enunciate all ber ..!.!- . nilicis
do. She sjs-aks slowh and in u vnl.ti!
that Is not al all lialmal Hut een
as she talked the audience sal spell 1
hound at seeing and Iniuiun one who
hud oercoiie all tlx- cinlngl In
siirmoiiutalde illfflculii.w and who1
has ac(ulre(k the eilu. : ' 1. -n n. u-
Hcssed hv Helen hellci
told lly Her 1. 11. her.
Miss Keller talk.. I au'inn 11I I lie'
high school this afleriH...!. ami will up '
H-ur agnlii toiilghl. Sin 1- un.- ..I tin-1
wonders of the nge tin- deslic';
to see 11111I hear hei I ! !i . cv.-i j
one.
There flrl apiiearcd l f .ie the 1111
dleins' Mrs. J. A. Mm v who wit-. In
troiluced hv Mrs. Fled Sultnu. Mi-..
Mai'v lias lns'ii Helen heller s li-m lier
since the girl was ti jears old. She
told of going to tbe h of the Kcl
Icrs In AIiiIiiiiiim Htld of her first meet
Ing with the child who hud Is-eu reii
dered till ml. deaf and ihiiiih at the line
of III liioiilhs. The purenls of the lit '
tie girl Ii 11 it read shout how Laura
Drtdgiuan had been laugh! to read
and write ami they U'llcvod their'
child could also be tunuhl.
Kvery sline that time. '.'7 jears ago I
Mrs. Jlacv has been Hie i.-achci ami
constant cinpanlou of Helen Keller.
Sbe Is kijown to ber pupil us "Teach
er." and Is not called hy any otlni
name. Mrs. Macy told of the earh
strugglisi with tbe wilful child. Iml
finally there waa awakened In her
a desire for learning to know rm
things oilier sople know.
Waa Determined In Lenrn.
"And since (hat time" snld Mrs.
Mncy "It has been a ipicHfiou of
whether the teacher taught the pupil
or whether the pupil crowded the
teacher and made a student o?' her
Helen was so anxious to learn that I
had to study bard In keep ahead of
her."
She told of the girls years in col
lege and the difficulties dhe encounter
ed tliite. The college authorities
were not anxlou for her to enter the
sehiHil. In fact they discouraged her
but she was determined and In time
obtained her degree.
Helen Keller has niel all tile lead
lug men and women of the country
and they are all her friends. She
has taken her place among the think
era of the age for lier mind Is as
bright as that of any istsoii with all
their natural senses.
When she first (ume iisui I lie
stage last night her nits haiitcal
voice did not have a pleasing sound.
The audience liitd1lss.n told hy Mrs.
Macy that such would lie the ease.
Uler tlneie who heard her forgot all
these things In the thoughts she ex
pressed to them.
"Love la the key to happiness." Tluit
was the central thought around which
the girl talked. The thoughts are
her own for Helen Keller has her
own Ideas. . She reads everything and
kiiovrs all that Is going 011 In the
world about her. I
Knew When They Uurhrd. I
At the conclusion of her eel HHeoh
the audience was Invited to ask (pies
tloim and these were repeated In Miss
Keller by Mrs Macy through the
system of Up reading. Mis Keller
placed her finger on her teacher's
llt with ber thumb on the throat.
When Mrs. Macy talked. Miss Keller
seldom made a in Intake but under
stisxl perfectly all that was said to
her and answered the questions In
stnntly.
She was asked if h ever exscted
In see and answered tbat she did In
the next world l l answer to another
uuisittnn she said that he could hare
ly rememlier having aeen the light
which grew dimmer and dimmer when
she waa a child 11 ml then faded alto
gel her. She w as aaked If she liked
Oklahoma ami said he did.
"You have wheat and com and eat
tie and everything." Raid Miss Keller.
"What mom could yon ask?" She said
she had never smelled as much oil
In all ber life.
The audience laughed at manv nf
her answer ami she was asked If she
THEATER
SUNDAY
An Intir Chang of Profnun.
High Olau Muaical Corned
Harry Rogers
Tabloid Co.
In
'SAID PASHA'
Big Betuty Ohonu
Fnnay Oomtdlani
QOOD DA.NCINO
6 RIELS PICTURES
10
GENTS
FOLLY
know whin ll. i- im laughter or ap-
plause :;i. .aid she knew -that she
could feel the II ii a I Ioiih with her
feel SI.- a. aU.i aide to determine
whether 1 he ii ii . 1 1 e ii. was large or
small
Ai the 1 ..in In. I in 11 llltle girl car
lied lu laririi hompietri to Miss Keller
H..ll the since. Stic kissed the lit
He uhl accepted the flowers
I'l il. Inllsl j .
ll "us a . lea sed and wondering an
dienie Hint heard and saw Helen
Keller lllsl lllglit. Tile wlmle Willi. I
has. read of the wonderful girl who
iicrciime all the difficulties that cm
fronted her al the beginning of hei
life hut to S.S' her and hem- her ex
press her ttioni;liis U Iml I a prh I
lege.
FOR TAX COMMISSION
Joint KeHnl11ljo.11 Would Abolish Hoard
of Kiluraliiiii ami Substitute Another
iHiinilssinn (fir It.
A Joint i.-.olii.ii proposing n slate j
tux l oinini-slon to everclse the author
It) now 1 ..iifei ie. nv the constitution'
on the slide Is.ard of spiallr.ai imi was
piised fluallj In the house late l ildn
afleriiiHin
Xlllldllgll llnv resollllloll llAoUes line
"f the chief lis i.lllCllllldHllolls of
i.ovenior llllmii. some of the liciiio
el'llllc llielllhel's of I I- hollse oled
against It. The joint icsoliill - In
Keiresenlalie .l..hn II Wright of
iklahoinii i'll Ii ihs-s not siale
how miin iiicnile-s of the ..munis
slon shall Is. ii...liiie. hut nieielv
prosises the reis-al of existing eon
st It ut lotin I provisions for a slide hoard
of isiualir.iitlnii and authorizes tin.
legislature to create 11 state tux com
mission.
THE EMPRESS
-TODAY
New VAUDEVILLE
A Keyrtone Feature
2 Reels
MONDAY
The Famous Player
Maclyn
Arbuckle
t
-In-
Its No
Laughing
Matter
5 Reel
A Great Comic Tragedy.
10c
LYRIC
10c
THE OLD MIN8TREL MAN"
Presented by Harry Woods & Co
'OVER THE GARDEN GATE'
By Delmwr A Delmar.
ANITA PRIMROSE
Impersonations.
GEORGE FREDO
Music and Comedy.
FIVE
Reels First Ran
PICTURES
Coming
"MONEY"
Five Reel Feature
Monday and Tuesday.
DALLAS
TEXAS
and RETURN
$9.15
Account fourth Owner! Oonvetw
Hon IjiyVnen' MlssIiMiiry More-
nienl Hie Hatita F will eel I tick-
eta from Oklahoma (It; trt
Iallaa Texas and 9Q iC
returu at rate "fill 13
Hate of sale Feb. 22inl ami Ztrtl
Final return Uuilt Feb 7th
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LITTLE
EMMA
A tiertrude Merer the Heroine of Jack Lait's
Niwrrssful (uoel) Drama
"HELP
OKK.INAI I'KODl (TION
4 Months in New Vnrk C ity.
No danre in Frires Night lie lit 35e Mr; MaXlnee. IV 25f 3J.
I. S. Tlie entire priHluctlon for this city staKes under tbe S'rsoual
(llreetlou of the iiuthor. Thla coiupsny at the conclusion of tills en-
Kaicejueiit m 111 lie taken for a lour of all the la rue cities of the south.
Ss Miss lliiiitiiiic In this marvelous play.
Itione
Walnut
4IM.
The "MET" i
All Week Commearlng Meniby February 21.
RUTH ROBINSON
And I
FRANK NORTH
And Their Company Present
Adalade Thurston's Tale of the Srtv
"The Girl From Out Yonder"
matini;kh-wki)nksday sati KDAV AN!) slnuay.
Dancing at the Auditorium
Kvery Afternoon and Nljhl
Good Music by a Six-Piece Orchestra
tiur SUOSS.S sis-ins assureil liy the elsss of (ssiple atleiiUIlig. Major
(rant ami piirty of Shrlncrs were our Kuenta last evenltiu. An open
In 1 1 ii 1 1 in Is extended to I lie Shrluera and their ladles for Monday evtm-
liiK us our Kneels either Individually or III a body.
5 AIIMISSI0N me A DANCE.
ljulies' Free M.miUy Niht. MRS. U A. SI MMERS Maixafer.
Just Received
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Fields, John. The Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 267, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 20, 1915, newspaper, February 20, 1915; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc169729/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.