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WM. FARNUM in
“The Man From Bitter Roots”
Louise Huff in “Destiny’s Toy’
SATURDAY, JULY 15
Billie Burke in “Gloria’s Romance”
2nd Chapter—“Caught by the Seminoles”
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on learning that the championship had 1
passed from his family. The men \\llJ‘
played the part of the fighters were
especially selected for their laigc;
framls zittd strenflh At last,1llel
dileltor thought, Farmuii would . '
all equal. not the bout was: almostl
child‘s play fol the actor. lie (amt.
forth from the tw‘o combats, fresh its
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he had entered, ready to tackle all
comers. And his opponents had in-
juries to show that tlley had played
ltheir parts obedientl)’.
William Farnum‘s strength has
thus made him one of the most pl
ilthetic figures on the streen. it is 1
force stronger than he is which con
lquers him unconsciously and masters
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E" Prteea the man Ito human being has been
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30:98.... 20c. itlle sad sLde of the actor‘s art is
CHARLIE
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THE WONDERFUL GERMAN SUBMARINE PICTURES TAKEN AT
1“ ‘ ' portrayed more ably in Farnum's face
than in that of any other person on
1,3 stage or streen He show,s in every
”lexpression the tragedy of the man
iwllose muscles get the better of his
1 tbraln, unless the brain is overactive
and alert
,3 in his newest pilture, “The lien
lb‘rom iiiltel Roots," taken from Cairo-
.line Lockllart‘s story, the glganti "
,al-tol- fotlnd it harder than ever to
1(‘0nlf‘lil'llllli59ll. Fate is uglnst him
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island to get the proper locations for
her first picture, \Ihich will appear
shortly on the Paramount program.
While down on the shore she decided
to rush the season a little and to take
,11 plunge into the sound. 11 was proh-
ln "PINEY RIDGE"
BALTIMORE TUESDAY throughout the story. and the Very
"I-azld ‘gcotllhntivenes of his nature makes
Mary MacLaren in “SHOES" llilll rebel against Fate its well 13"
A Five Act Problem Play 1 against mole palpable things.
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TOMORROW k AT THE REGENT romonnow.
Willie Collier, Jr., in “THE BUGLE CALL" 5 , ......_
H k .. and I, Louise iltll'f. who hits just will“1
'" _Mann l" HEARTS AND SPARKS" the famous Players forces to appeal“
. ill Paramount piclurxs, went to lllock
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REGENT THEATRE. lullly the briefest dip tllllt was Net
C». recorded since the intention of suit
AT THE REGENT TONlGHT. twater. l-Jyewitnesses declare thzlt
Miss lluff dove into the water, bill by
”'5 H""‘°"'C Talent. Hit the little she had been suhmcl‘m’ll
‘ 363”“ I“down" to her waist she decided to
\\illi:IlII i‘tlrntlnt finds that strength come out and backed water so vigor-
is not a‘fIIIIIs .111 asset it has iakl'n ously that her feet never got net at
lthe moving plclule to bring this con- all This is branded as It falsehood
l [t‘swlon from him. [by Miss 111m, A
in so many of the William Foal
zplcttlres, in which Mr. Earnum tip-l—u you hm been a good Sentinel
icltrs. he has to fight to see tltat right CM“ advertiser. at the time you
ltrlumplls in the end There are ai-tmu your present postion, perhaps
l\\ii_V'H villains who get in the wall) and M would have found one twins
illesc men just be ruthlessly hurried twice the salary—and with twice the
inside, before the path of Iirtue. lchnnce for useful service.
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leis, with
'left from her weekly
Iworn for months were literally falling
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The husband and father “an to lilZ)‘t
1. work: too rhil‘tlebs to even look for}
wdrk with any intention of securing‘
elllploiment When he, once in a while
made pretense of seeking a job,
novel and Ilife took in washing lone
to support hm;
gre sum that should sustain life in the
their t-iliilll family‘and provide
Ian father with money for all ell a the
benlh in the park until time to come
home to his meals. This male‘s no\'-
"the price of a can of beer"
and with tobacco for his pipe. The
girl needed shoes, there was no money .
his
ins
which she took home. unopened. to
her lnother The stem decree of p01-
erty confronted her- —»she simply must
have shoes, for the ones she llani‘
from her fret. And shoes she got«—
nt the greatest price woman can pail.
Such, in brief, is the outline of the
greatest sociological lesson ever
spread before the eyes of any com’
iililnll_\'~ the iiluehlt‘d photoMay,
“Shem," Ili‘l, Ilnry Mnclnren pll‘y-I
‘ing ther ole of the sorely tried Phoil-l
girl. the attraction announced for thel
Palace 'l‘hltltre today. Thursday!
“Shoes" is tlm lesson of a lifetime,
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‘AT PINE‘“ RiDGE,’ SATURDAY.
lleiltltifll (‘i d} lane only lintlghtc"
of grim olll Zeb Lane :1 mountaineer l
llIH-s 'tllIlk i’rie1,r~‘lm. not \\l1~‘(‘l,\',llutl
loom-ll..\l111k.nftclplulking the;
mountain fllIIIcr grinds the tllmsotul
ililllir his lIoIl. Brier-sort llslathci
7‘l’t'i‘lllt: hunk funds for cotton specu-
llItilIlI anti loot-s, lie resolves to
marry lleering's daughter to recoup.
lilo fortunes.
(‘illlly Lune becomes a mother. and
her grim, olli ftlthtr tens to kill the
man responsible, Through the much}
inatlons of Brierson, suspicion is cen-
tered on Jack Rose, a wealthy young
farmer. liow Rose clears his name.
thow he wins ileering's, daughter, and
how iirierson meets his just fate are
only incident in a gripping drama of
plot and counterplot; of wltltehot
hate and of sincere love. You can
see this picture Saturday at the Pill-
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This is what has made strength a I.
{handicap to William Farnum. lie
‘tries to be gentle with his opponent, l
but it is like a lion trIing to be kind
ito 11 mouse He finds that the Cl'l\\5l
will glide forth, often before he knows
‘it. and it requires the fullest lung-
lpower of his director to' recall them.
lThnt is the pathetic side of William.
lFarnum, the man of power.
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gent, Tomorrow.
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Train “I, Cuticle.
if the hands are not good and the
' There was “A SO‘ldier‘s Oath," int,
which Farhum had to strangle the
man whose crime had condemned l111n,:
‘ an innocent man, to life implison-
tment. His histt‘ionic ability mnclercdl
his ense for the unreal and Fllrnnm
tfound, after the scene had been pins- '
ied that Herman J. Herbert, who .
played the part of Laure, on: almost
ibiue in the face.
Then came “Fighting Blood," with
In similar motiIe running through it,
Once .more Fathom: in the role of
'Lem Hardy, was unjustly sent to
prison. He comes from confinement
a. new man, converted to a love for
the Bible by the until and humanity
of the prison chaplain. He found that
his first sermon was almost broken
up by a gang of laughs, who came to
the church to nag the new minister.
His fighting blood got the better of
him, andwingle-handed be rushed at
the crowd. They dispersed hurriedly.
After the him had been taken for this
f scene three. of the intruders found
them selves bruised more than their
contract had called for. it was an-
lWlLLlE COLLIER, JR., WITH ALMA
LEHR IN “THE BUGLE CALL”—
FRiDAY. .
little liilly, tenyearcld son of the
he commandant at Fort McPherson,
Itould leave the house, buy a dimeJrontier armv post. is loved by every-
, his delight" “'m‘ked‘tlon in life, and that is to become a
in a cheap store, half-slave, long hours l good soldier and one military achieve-
for a pittanle to ad more to the mea~l ment he already has learned. to play
tray-envelope to the South. and his new mother is
left in his charge. Then the fort it-
self is attacked bl
WILLIAM COLLlER, JR.;
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in the place. He has one ambi-
aMy bugle. it is only the good
”‘9 soldier in him that makes him tolerate
idea that his father is to marry
ago: 11, for he cannot conceive of am-
one god enough to ink his dead mottl-
er's place.
Soon after the wedding.
father is called to quell an upris-
of the Sioux lndians, forty miles
indtane Billy
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TRIANGLE FEATURE.
At the Pause. Friday.
who has hidden his stepmother in a
line in 111.; hillside suddenly sees that.
the outnumbered garrison is about to
surrender.
bugle, and hoping to lead the indium;
to belieie his lathm‘ and the reg‘l‘
ment are returning, he blows
charge from a dirtaut knoll.
happens is one of the most dashing
moments in the story.
will be told on the screen at the Pai-
lil'e Theatre, Friday.
One of the most extraordinary gifts
made a nthe coronation day of Ed»
ward i. was that of 500ehorses which
had been used by the royal
and other personage-s in the proces‘
stop to Westminster
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WYNDHAM STANDING AND ANNA LEHR In;
“THE BUGLE CALL." [
horses all richly caparisoned and bar- I
item-Ad just as they were, were {at
loose into the very nlidsuf the 3*;
after the human in Vi'eslminl-lterlmfiI
that dways succeeded a coronation I", ,
those days. The people in the streets
were permitted to catch the animals, ‘ ‘
and to him who caught a horse it And
its appointments belonged.-Landu
Globe.
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the
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Mrs liar: Reid and Mrs. Julia -
nuts and daughter. of Summitt sue-t.“ ’
South Sorwsik has been visiting In.
Samuel 11:11.0! Logan street—v-
Howard Scott and Russell Hall in”
taken positions with Captain Ballidw .
Hall on the tax Castor,
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William Carr ,0! Noroton, has put."
chased a new Pullman automobile.
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Ranch Indian Villfg. South Norwalk. End-av, July at.
nails badly shaped try to improve the
latter by training the cuticle. Every
night soak the fingers in hot water for
five In too. Then with an cram
wood stick press back the cuticle to
lengthen ills nails. Afterwu‘d tub in
cold cram ho not olnlt this or the
soaking will make his cuticle very
other instance of Farmun's powerful
strength conquering the man.
“The Bondma'n" had another fight-
ing peace of enormous moment. It
began With {wrestling match between
Stephen Arty (William Fathom) and
Patriksen. a champion Stephen came
on victorious and then had to light
“a brother.
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