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Eltinge will agree with me that no
woman has ever looked more charming in smart clothes than has this
famous female impersonator. In his
latest picture, "The Widow's Might,"
Mr. Eltinge wears some stunners.
You may be interested to know how
Mr. Eltinge first entered this line of
work. While very young his parents
moved from Montana to Boston, and
at the early age of 14 he was forced
to go to work, and entered a Boston
wholesale house.
He joined the Boston Cadets, an
organization which numbered many
Harvard boys amongst their members.
This organization was in the habit of
giving amateur theatricals, and someone was needed to play the part of a
young woman called "Miss Sim
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white complexion the part was allotted
to Mr. Eltinge, and he made such a
success of it that he never was allowed
to play any but female parts thereafter. This special feature and Fatty
Arbuckle in "A Country Hero" makes
one of the best programs we have
offered you in many days.
We shall look forward to seeing
you at the Orpheum Theater, Monday
or Tuesday, and hope you will bring  A large party with you.
Yours sincerely,
THE ORPHEUM.
Food Is Ammunition!
SAVE WHEAT! USE MORE CORN!
SAVE MEAT! USE MORE FISH AND BEANS!
SAVE FATS! USE JUST ENOUGH. 