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EMPIRE THEATRE, SALEM. 
That powerful drama, “The Great 
Divide,” by the late William Vaughn 
Moody, which brought all New York to 
its feet when produced by Henry Mil- 
ler several years ago, is the play which 
the Empire Stock Company will present 
at the Empire Theatre, Salem, next 
week. ‘The Great Divide” teaches the 
power of a good woman’s love more 
forcibly than any words could and it 
once more proves the old adage that 
woman can make or mar a man. It is 
the dominating influence of the woman 
which is largely responsible for the suc- 
cess of the play. She figures in the ac- 
tion from start to finish and but for her 
wonderful personality and her influence 
on the life of a man, who, when he first 
makes his appearance, is nothing more 
than a big, brutal, drunken miner, the 
entire story of the play would fail. 
True, she does not in the beginning have 
any faith in the man herself, but it is 
her splendid faith in herself that finally 
results in the happiness for both her and 
the man she loves. 
Altogether, “The Great Divide” is es- 
sentially an American play. It deals 
with American people, the plot could 
deal with nothing but Americans, and 
what is of American, and it is first and 
foremost to true Americans that the play 
appeals. Miss Ethel Clifton and Mr. 
Arthur Behrens will be seen in the lead- 
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ing roles, of course, but all the other 
members of the company will have 
strong parts and they will portray them 
with a vividness worthy of an aggrega- 
tion of stars. 
‘The scenic forces of the Empire The- 
atre have been working day and night 
getting out the special landscape scenery 
needed for the first and second acts, the 
first depicting life on a ranch and the 
second “The Great Divide” in the Cat- 
alina Mountains in Arizona. ‘The latter 
scenes show the exterior of Stephen 
Ghent’s cabin in the mountains, with the 
bay in the distance. ‘There is a striking 
distinction in the last act, for here the 
action is shifted to Mildred Corners, 
Mass., and it is there, in the fashionable 
suburb of Boston, that the characters fi- 
nally adjust the plot. 
On Tuesday night, the election returns 
will be read from the stage by special 
wire. 
A large number of summer residents 
have closed their houses the past week 
and removed to their city homes. 
About 15 Beverly Farms members of 
the Knights of Pythias went to Beverly 
last Tuesday evening to see John Cree- 
sey take the 3rd degree. Mr. Creesey is 
a well known former driver at the Bev- 
erly Farms fire station. He ds now lo- 
cated at the Beverly Central station, 
MANCHESTER 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Knight re- 
turned last Saturday from a month’s 
trip to Arizona, where the Iron Cap 
Copper Co. mine, of which Mr. 
Knight is president, is located. They 
report a most pleasant trip and splen- 
did weather, quite the opposite kind 
of weather experienced in New Eng- 
land the last month. Mrs. Knight en- 
joyed the novelty of going down in- 
to the mine which was reached after 
a journey over the mountains on 
horseback. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bigwvood en- 
tertained Dr. and Mrs. E. Frank 
Guild of Chelsea at their home, 51 
Pleasant street, Sunday. 
There is to be a public whist party 
at Carpenters’ hall next Thursday 
evening, Nov. 6, at 8 o’clock. 
BEVERLY FARMS 
Preston Post 188, G. A. R., was in- 
spected Wednesday evening by Comrade 
james TH. Rivers of Allem Post Gi2or 
Manchester. Members from the latter 
post and also from the Beverly post 
were visitors. After the official work a 
“smoke talk’? was held at which a colla- 
tion was served. 
The regular monthly meeting of the 
Beverly Farms Fire Department will be 
held at the West street fire station next 
Monday evening. 
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