«\“Wild Flower” its Marv
amnion-parts
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poll'- Hall today and toner-
llasGian is more by lsr than
and in mm the anus: gift
at, this aim play she does no ion: on-
success. Mia's Clark 1". support- ‘
s cm including Harold Loch
wood, James Dooley. El. Davenport
and, dock Pickford. all stars them-
“Wlld Flower" is a photo-
reels 6! first class pictures. For
Baturda‘y‘ the Universal testure “Ln-
am will he tour other high class
”915 of motion pictures: Some ofthe
attractions 0; the Paramount com.
: ember 16 slid 1?; 'laclyn Arbuckle in
’ "The Cotmty ”Chairman " November
19 and 20. Max Flgman and Lolita
'Mbertsoh in “What's His flame?“
ember 26 and 27. David Higgins in
‘ original; play “ills Last Dolley"
qverpber I39 and December 1, Du
elehra'ted comedy “The
Mexico.“ ‘
ANOTHER BIG SHOW AT ‘l'l-l'E
4H0Y'I' THEATRE.
One of the best shows or the season
is promised at the Hoyt heatre. when
'i‘om Linton and his jungle Girls I
whirly xirly Musical comedy, will
head the bill of live acts. Mn Linton.
zexceptioneliy clever comedian, ap-
pairs in this as a modern missionary
_ ll an African jungle, with unusual
scenic enacts. new songs and unique
‘ it's' just one
to finish,
and névar tails to stir up a gale ot
laughter and applause. Linton’ s girls
j appear in a bewildering array of
unique costumes. and all are individ-
hslly elel'er as singers and dancers
“The i(‘lialm Agent" ' a comedy
photon: ofiv‘rallroad life.- showing the
lengths to which some people will go
to try to chest a railroad tlirough Me‘ ‘
stallion nun. lint appear to:- tun:
moms .in‘ bduth‘fl Non-walk.-
“Milli make, ”is bit it is tilled with
bright lines and unique situations}
never before plastered on the stage.
W. 1: till Blit‘s is d jugular and mom-
sdlan, showing ,tmusnal ability :19.”
both lines, and almrnltely makes the
audience laugh at his pantomime and
Tspplaud his skill at teasing about all
manner bl articles. Juggler-s 'as a
I hot, “but De Lisle is an exception.
‘ A clever, little pair of store are,
'Anthony and Adele. European tonal.
clans, and entertainers Adele is an
raccordionlste; rand a wonder on the
instrument; while her partner whistles
grand opera airs. CIarkIIandI Ward;
“unquueI entertainers, oIl‘lerlng piano,
song and comedy eccentrlcltles. will
complete the show.
_4 BE BUSYa- .
So many passengers on the Nen'
Maven load are letting dill modes-s
s that the management stands
who lell con'te ,torward with an in»
. ention which will make it imposslble
tor"- masseus- to descend upon and
Mlnrdlglis let those who persist. l,“-
exposing them to danger. The last
victim o! a "carelessly fastened ear
window was Chas. Waskrenis. a tra-
Vqlingsalesman, of 126 Kent avenue,
ken of n homewurd bound tlaiIn from
Hartford at 2 oclock this morning
.mnnifing his brow, when
when the. dozen of the
leth loud cries of
he shouted. “Oh, it‘s this
anltety; blank Window I thought the
help to raise this sash or: my hand,’
..OWI dig-epilod near Windsor. and all
bout, the road.
at sity was roughed. howwer and
went on to New York city, where-filo
is: oiling how‘ it all happened.‘
a are ilelrl’g Fell
'lldlngiichnt this mom. who comin-
,M a. foolprqog window that will
3; up whether the passenger re-
‘15"
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W tomofrow, there will be two ’
nil-la wire,” will be continued, and -
ian'y to be seen in Nerwalk are: New i
,4 nevemhe‘r‘ 23 and 24, Mary Pickford ,
' leads in- “Behind the Scenes; " Nov- .I.
M‘"'T—‘“ 4-
mi. flé‘a drug on the vaudeville mar- .
(thus roll INVENTOIE so no m. '
albeit their thumbs and fingers these 4
tend)? to' snld‘s‘anilally mdlard unseen '
Brooklyn He was dozing in the smo- -
filth a lmozr- ftom an open window ‘
_$ 1.’
1'. "Ldt go or me. you got mm.
conductor Iwns trying to drill a "PM”
thrbugfi‘tfiy‘ finger with his canbei-.
lallon pariah Mercy! Won‘t some one. .
stkrenis should soon brought nld ' i
from the train 'crew and passengers ‘ ‘
who IprornItly released him. The win-‘- "
way to "New Hamil, Waskre'rlls-
nu «_ badly damaged index finger,
‘on his leit hand, nndII thought thing‘s .
He réfused medloal attention when
’S Imany at; elde tag or n‘ Islmllar 1111- I 2, I II
EWod at the Yellow I
embers to ts: 'nilt or not. will rean: -
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‘Wlld- Flowers ,
Mergrucritc Clark to tile title role
of this Paramount Play.
Two Other Reels
— .SatutdAy: 4
“Lucille Love Series”
- NOV-ember 16 and t7;
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Maciyn Arbuckie in
“The County
I iChairman”
A Grand Fail ltnudsvltld; Festival qt‘
Hoyt 3 Theatre
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Vaudeville, IA. iron SaIeI ltII IlnI
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THURSDAYp.FBIDAY. airshow”
_ .v Nov;- 1:. 13; 4‘14. ‘
‘1: évl-lere's the mgsnrpria‘e ‘-
“TOM th‘roN nub
_ “also JUNGLE GIRLS:
Scenic Tropical Kiddies-entitled.
4 “THE MPDERN- MMIONARY‘” ‘
With IPretItIy Girls and Clever comedy.
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Have stepped the Iliad
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THURSDAY, nominee 12m >
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Presents " ‘
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By Henri Bernstein, Author .01"th This!"
With. Notable Belem can. Direct from 150 Nights. Balance Theatre,
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PRICES .. . . . .50 Cents to $2.00.
74.
Friday, November 13th
new W... M "5' Special Conrail
Greatest Laughing Comedy
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Potash and Perlmutter
An Unto-date Garment in Three Pieces From Malena! in
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