With Sacred Music
ABSOLUTELY FREE

to all those who present at the door ticket-stubs from the previous
week's performances (bargain matinees excepted) showing a total
expenditure of Three Dollars.

IN OTHER WORDS

Two people coming twice during the week,
in 75 cent seats, come FREE Sunday

Three people coming twice during the week,
in 50 cent seats, come FREE Sunday

A PURELY VOLUNTARY COLLECTION
will be taken up and divided between
The Associated Charities
The Starving Children of Belgium _and_
The Chinese Famine Fund
This Sunday

THE SWORDMAKER'S SON--an absorbing drama
of Biblical days
Next Sunday
BEN-HUR, in seven reels

NO ADMISSION FEE BEING CHARGED, AND
ALL VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS BEING DEVOTED
TO CHARITY, THIS ENTERTAINMENT
DOES _NOT_ FALL WITHIN ANY CITY ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING SUNDAY PERFORMANCES

THE ORPHEUM
Motion Pictures

Mr. Mix, goggle-eyed, jumped for the telephone, and called the City
Hall, but as soon as the Mayor was on the wire, Mr. Mix wrestled down
his excitement, and spoke in his embassy voice. "Hello--Rowland? This
is Mix. I want to ask you if you've seen an ad of the Orpheum Theatre
in this morning's paper?... Well, what do you propose to do about
it?"

The Mayor answered him in a single word: Mr. Mix started, and gripped
the receiver more tightly. "_Nothing!_... Why, I don't quite get you
on that.... It's an open and shut proposition--No, I most certainly
am _not_ trying to make a pun; I'm calling you up in my official
capacity. That's the most flagrant, barefaced attempt to evade a
law--Why, an _idiot_ could see it! It's to drive the crowd into the
Orpheum during the week, so that--"

He listened, with increasing consternation. "_Who_ says it isn't a
violation? Who? The City Attorney?" Mr. Mix was pale; and this was
quite as uncommon as for his fiancee to blush. "When did he say so?...
What's that? What's his grounds?... Repeat it, if you don't
mind--Practically a