16.“le THEATRE
Risk: 0 Hulk. that most melipnt
41.1911119th of 111211 chalacter mien.
mill till an engagement at The Stam-
twrd Theatre. Monday evening. )ularclr
i.’ nth presenting his newest pin).
:“Jaclts Romance. an ideal'plctnre o!
‘llsh life in tho middle of the 18th
("-.Illill)'. one of the moat picturesque
and delightful epochs in the history
“of the Emerald Isle. “Jack‘s lto-
14.11109" tells a very charming story
m“ the “18th century life in which the
younger son of a noble family. one
_. vck Connolly. is the principal figure.
I . -k has been a wanderer tor a norm
h 1‘ of wars, and as time has cooled
W my. an m
mom of this his production {or to-
day. matinee and night. The book
lends itself admirably to the "pur-
poses of the motion ficturgtor their
isoetlnn 1mm cote: to count and the
producer has re-enacted tho! action
from the very title to tho "Passed by
the National Board of Censor-s" '
"Yillinm Fsrnum. the cclebtsled
dramtic star is seen as Roy Glenis-
m. and Kathlyn Williams n.0herry
Malotte: and the audience follows
15:103er the inch-dramatic Ways at
Boon Chowder, o! the jurpe. ot Btruve.
the bestlal lawyer who drank and
plept: and the Broncho Kid who
lurnod to better ways as Holen' I bro-
that.
Mela-dramatic incidents of the plot
are or the hair raisin variety. When
the lady- like Helen plunged from
. 'v'v ‘- —-..--.. -
{lithe
man; o! to
21011:: lam extremely out 91
the. ordinary. There is the lite and
min oft!» Imn Northern Dance
Hall and the rescue of Helen from
the intentions or the bibulona Struve
at the Sign a! the Sled. Don is the
aver room utility at Cherry Mal-
otte.=and at; best of all. there is a'
terrific fist fight to the finish between
fianmura and Glenister that puts
the last touch to an entertainment
packed to the limit with all that red-
hot melodrnmu implies.
'11 more“ at the Shank-d m
the. W) Evening March ll.
the haunting melodies oi the
tragic “fl Trovatore" (The Trouba-
dour) thorn-ought Gum Verdi,
the famous Italian Composer, his first
taste or” some mom- m.
7-,... .-1- -.l to“.
a wait. an n younger brother kin-
saw? by ”In childhood and
wtro‘bodour. nomad Han-
rice. who Wbegamos his rim! to the.“-
fecn'o no of the m: Leonora. turns on:
to he that brother. but this discovery
is not disclosed until a tragic do.
monument n- unwanted their re-
her castle halcoy and wins her heart,
abut is 911de there by tho Count
g'l'hey become hitter rivals Mam-ice
gin wound“ in battle on! hippos—
ed mother nurse- hill hack health
- and contessoa he is not hex-yon, al.
though «aha hill to and “‘0“
Word comes that 110mm,: phoning
Ham-ice dead. as shout tow
veil, and hour-1v“ at the fame!“
just in tine to omit the Conan from
abducting the girl from thQ nuns.
'1‘th are about to be marridd when
oi 2&373 JJIn‘niui‘i iiii. fit-311
union. Hui-ice serenade- Leonora in“
7” m I". — “Mm: 191‘.
«nu-n.
mom Ilfitrico bounded. Alumna.
herself dying born the effects of the
torture. raises bent! on her albow and
shriek. out the awful truth to the
Count that he has slain his own
brother.
LOCKWOOO'B HALL — PLEASANT
HOUR.
Scores of Norwalk people witnessed
last night's presentntlon of John
Emerson in "The Bachelor's no
mane!" nod appreciated the ylctnro
to the fullest extent. There is no
denying that Emerson is a powertoi
aunt. who know how to reoch the
pooplo. and who goes the shortest
nymmm.wmtcnu
of any role to which he may be no-
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important offices in Watertown
“mm. -~ -
mummy mom Dirndl)
WATERBUBY, Conn, March 10."
Newo was received this morning of
the death, at the Hotel Hawthorn-
Blenheim. Atlantic City. N. 1.. at 1:50
a. 111.. today, of Buell Heminway, 77,
president of the Hemlnway and Bart-
;lett Silk Company of Watertown. sec-
ond vice president of the Dime Bank
and a director of the Citizens Nat-
ion“ Bank, Waterbury; also holding
in—
'stltutions. Mr. Heminwsy was a vet»
Itryman of Christ Church. Watertown.
and prominent in church affairs
there. He was a Democrat in politloa
lie was a member of the Waterbury
Cluh. and also came New England
Association at New lot-h city. Re will
taken in a week ago. while on uploa-
suro trip to Atlantic City. 8min?!“
worse too rapidly to be remo to
l m: or «was surmise.
mosrm. ma. um its—Tho
:servod and measured at the bowel
Observatory hero, it was “new
today. it has been ”mainly wid-
erontlieeastthan anthem-id.
of the planet during the past month.
by a dilemma of five lam
No phase, erect or detect (ow:
motion in the eonstltmd
it is said, is ouflcient to e
phenomenon on account of th dimin‘
utlve size of the meteorites compou-
ing it.
EDITOR BOWLEfi IlPROVl-ID.
* srmxorimo, Mass. nay-cit 13.—
V . . lllllli- an - Bun .. mine-t, an was 1k- SIiIht improrem t in mm
utun the anger in which he parted the quarantined hon! in mld- ocean M ,5 mg“; ”ma. been In ”mu. ‘m New York {or it on the Candi
9mm his broth”. he determines to re- and scaled the ladder of the Ohio that 3“: thsmflwl 13%;??? 3:33;”; mg“; and in shout to be ortnred Hr. Maroon loaned a chum without sired. He leaves his wile. on. non. Bu- 0‘ Samuel Bowles, publisher of the
1.1m to his marine Nate and soe his site might reach Alaska on time. tho: an m 90p“ ‘
Ilnsmiui. Not knowing what his re—
(<.-ptlon would he like. {ho comes in
disguise and meets with many excit—
ing adventures. among Mm being a.
light with a highwsnnan about to
Lola up the coach of the Duke of 01--
xn-‘inde. He sings his way to the hoary
of the Duke's daughtm- and wins her.
t-eaides discovering the highwaymnn
and becoming «panelled to his family.
‘As usual, Hr. O‘Hm'a Irish ballads
me n wry’aalightml feature of the
t "It'd ludin‘ home no .
performance and It I. unit! that he is W
ringing more sweetly this season than
Over. 1} _ = =
The reputation of the Stamford
'3 I‘lelll‘t‘ has never been in doubt as
to showing of the blggcst and om
natures in photoplay but now the
:nvanagemont has made a mastersirokc.
14 has secured for its patrons Selig's
.hig powerful production at the Alask—
m; gold fields “The Spoilrrs" from the
intno us book of Re): Bench Which has
linen read 'by millions of people all
«nor the English speaking world. The
"It You Want to See a
REAL SHOW
lulnp on a train and
(tone to
.POll’S 'lllEATRE
Bridgeport.
ALWAYS me BEST.
spectators watch in breathless inter-
est. Then there is the spottaeular
street n‘ot with (llenistei shielding
Helen with his own ind): 'i‘he'roh
hery of the sluices of tho Midas Min"
PLEASANT HOUR-—
LOCKWOOD'B HALL
PARAMOUNT ncA'wREs
TUESDAY All]: Film.“
TODAY:
Six Reels
, Firstrlass show in every particular.
’ MONDAY: w"
Captain . arez
ham: Siam andr- 'dway star Cast
in Vitagraph play ln‘six parts.
TUESEAY:
Blanch Sweet in the
Wane-s oi Virginia
-Stamf0rd Theatre-
IGMJIII’ “'AKEM1\.\’ HARTLEY.
(Managua) Phone ”00
N. ll
Prat-,1 .:
TO-DAY
‘Maténees 2 :15.
Evenings 8 :30?
. THE GREAT - MOTION PICTURE
more familiar than am of any out-’-
er opera; its to aims retained in the
repertoire of the big operaflo organ-
izations or this country and luEurope
yet it is golden heard in English in a
(refillable manner. It
with unusual inn-rest that the Boston
Eclish Opera Company's production or
this popular opera is looknd forward
to.
The tragedy of the troubadour hin-
ges on the (not that the noble Count
is. theretore. 1
by the Count he rushes us no reacno.
but is taken and thrown in Prison
wttn her. W on “pair. at the
throuenod outmo- at her lover. ob
.fers to give bowl! to tho Com in
exchange for Ianr'lco' 3 life The count
accepts and she rushes into the cell
to tell Maurice to escape. Ho dose not
suspect the sacrifice until .nllt tolls
dying at his feet tram poison one nu
contrived to take. The Gaunt arriving,
takes in the situation at a gluon and
which tho picture would m M
colloidal-ably lean (inland. For today
than will be six first Clan rash of
Italian mature which emu-o nt-
tondlng will appreciate. On Monday,
“Catlin Alt-ores" produced by the
Vitamph Company with Edith Storey
in the lending role. This is I Broad-
way Star feature and a first class one
at am.
all Haven- ”. d 'mbury:
one (twitter. In Pull Klimplta. of
Cheshire. one brothor. Hewitt Bein-
inwny. of Watertown. and one sister,
Kn. Henry Xerrlmsn. also or Water-
town.
THE OLD LADY AGAIN.
remarked dead old In. Blunderhy;
“Ilia has such a malodorom voice."
“I do low: to hear Margaret sing"
Springfield Rapublimn, who Ian
lotflclten with o cerebral flinch Wod-
inesday morning was reported by his I
phydclon today. lie continues in n
communion: status but hope is still
held out for his ry. lounges
,0! sympathy have‘m 1: received by
line family train all ports of the
{country imam on. Iron “President;
Wilson was recalved pm
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