T O D A Y
Louise Huff in “Destiny’s Toy”
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SATURDAY, JULY 15
Billie Burke in “Gloria’s Romance”
2nd Chapter—“Caught by the Seminoles”
Theda Barn in “The Serpent” '
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MONDAY. July 17
Charlie Chaplin
In the “Vagabond"
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AT rite RW'TONIGHT. ‘ ' rescind io'n‘i'Tevwr .n'. 'a the
Loulse Hill. who hits just tolled place. He has as will ln life.
the Famous Players forces to appear and that is to he ow a good soldier
in Parmount pictures. went to Block and one military achievement he ai-
lsland to get the proper locations for xegdy has learned—to play the arm
her first picture. which will appear bugle. it is only the good soldier in
shortly on the Paramount program. him that makes him belente the idea
While down on the shore she dacidedgthat his father is to marry again. for
to rush the season a little and to take i he cannot conceive of any one good
a plunge into the sound. It was prob-xenon]; to take his dead mether‘ig
ably the briefest dip that was ever pbce l.
recorded since the invention or salt, 505,. after the wedding his lather.
water. Eyewitnesses declare that , is an“ to quell a. w; of m3
Miss Hull dove into the wdter, but by" I
the time she had been submerged
“down" to her waist she decided to
come out and backed water so vigor-
ously that her feet hover got wet ;-.t
all. This is branded ill! a falsehood by
Miss Hufl.
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and his new mother is left in his)
charge. Then the fut itself is artuckv
ed by Indians. Billy, who has hidden}
his stop mother in a one in the hill-l
'side. suddenly sees that the outnum-I
tbered garrison is about to surrender”
lltethlnking himself of his lTurtle and.l
hoping to mislead the Indians into be}
lieving his father and the regimen: arei
returning. he blows the charge from n;
THEDA SARA IN “THE SERPENT,"
AT THE REGENT THEATRE TO-
MORROW.
Miss Theda Bars, star of the Will-
iam Fox production, “The Serpent,"
has issued a warning to all screen-l
struck girls Miss Barn is deluged with' STAMFORD THEATRE.
queries as 10 ”‘9 be!“ Way ‘0 get ““0 The attraction at the Stamford The:
photopiay, nor are the inquires all amt, for Saturday, July 15th, matinee
from young people. land night, will be a patriotic comedy
“if the average girl only knew the drama. entitled “our Country First."
sacrifices necessary to attain success written by Miss A. R. Rance. this
in motion pictures. lllhe wanid care- will be the first theatrical production
are exciting and aatialactor)’. .
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PWALACETH
The Coolant loot In Town.
g Net. Daily, 2:15 Eu. 7:15 and a
, Mat Prleeo
meat: ‘éiEiTE:
Today-Judi;
Thomas H. Ince
p'reuents ,’
Willie Collier Jr.
\, IN
“The Bugle Call”
A live act military spectacle -
and u‘ g I. '. ‘ ~
Hank Mann and the Keyitone Players ln ‘ ' ‘ I ‘¥ I
“HEARTQ AND SPARKS"
A 2 act comedy
SATURDAY
Frltal Brunette in David Higgins' Great Steps Success
"At Plney Ridge”
and the eighth episode of
“THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE"
:5’ Watch this space tomorrow for next week's announcements,
' SIAMIORD iHEAlRI
Eitnv warm llAlll‘LEY. Mgr. Phone 2300
SATURDAY. JULY 15
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Matinee 2:15. Evening 8:t5.
Edward F. Rush and Lyle D. Andrews Co., Inc.
_ Present
THE PATRIOTIC COMEDY DRAMA
OUR COUNTRY FIRST
(By A R. Rance).
AMERICAN
The Cast Includes
~ .Miss Ethel Grey Terry Miss Helen Fulton
Mr. (560er G. Stein Mr. Robert Armstrong .
Mr. W. T. Carleton Mr. Thurlow Bergen
‘ . And Ten Others
PRICES—Matinee .. . . . .. $1.00, 75¢, 50¢, 25¢
" Evening $1.50. $1.00. 75¢. 50¢
Mail and Telephone Orders Filled
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CAST
AUTHOR ‘
anion roiiu
PARK
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Fre'e-Aitemoon
and Evening-Fret:
Punch and Judy
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' itime of the motion picture actress are
- of the women engaged in the pursuit
‘7‘opiuion, which is founded
‘ she has read about the triumph of
i.“ In. ’____ '. . 1’
Free Dancingin RestauraBt; -. , f.
for gummy.» £36. mafia-kin ”Dagny’w'l‘oy,”
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endow? 7’31“ ‘ " Aweufi'i’dmm'm
‘ Jon's-taut entire 3
Jun" consider before electing screen- that has been writtan and prod ‘.".(‘d
“can! as her m“ work,” “I“ m“ on the theme of Preparedness. It is
Barn. “The demands made 0“ ”‘8 an American play written by a vlrlle
American girl. acted by an entirely
American cast, deals with an Ameri-
can subject and is being produced by
an American firm 'of managers.
The scene of the play is laid in
the region of Gardner's Lake, Conn”
. The theme is patriotic. with delightnti
light comedy touches of a rural nat-
ure to relieve the tensity of the main
plot. It is inspiring from start to un-
itiii and serves as an admirable ve
hicle for bringing to the surface that
intense love of country that is bur-
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{time of the motion picture actress are
:greater than those made on the time
of any other art_ 5
“The average girl, according‘to my
on the
totally letters I receive, believes that
‘actlng before the camera requires
mainly ability to reveal her mm per
sonality. It would seem to me that
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some inexperienced girl who has
achieved remarkable dramatic success ' led within each of u, "
in her first picture. A “m“ “a compotem cast lial
'i “Of course there is always the pOs- , been en‘g'ed to handle the many dra-
sibilliy that the embryonic photo- matlc “a comedy ‘~ parts includinl
player may acquire the greatest of, “on well known players as Thurlow
laurel-s in her first photoplay appeer-| Bergen. Ethel on, Terry, W. T. (‘al‘l~
ance. There is that possibility, but ton. Robert Armstroal. Godfrey Stein.
it is a very smell one. I myself flu- mien Fulton, John Iarble. Cliff neck-
that success on the screen requires inser- x. it. Herman. Rollin Belling.
‘ constant study. 1‘ 0“ "3"" It‘Q'l’ler, and Brandon Peter. Francis Jord‘
that she has histrionic talent of a on. Amelia Meyers and Barney MIX-
ltlgh order and site is willing to labor well.
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indefatigably. it may be well enough ____..—-——-——-
for her to enter photoplay. MAJ, BUIKI lN TOWN.
“it, however she aspires merely to ._..——
”W“ h" "n Mmm‘m” 0“ “‘9 Comes to Announce That Buffalo em
scr'een. it to best that she remain ls Mill" in the Saddle and Will
among her friends who probably will 3e Here Soon.
appreciate her more than the average‘ Mal. Burke le in m". It therefore
motion picture audience." igoers without saying that Col. Cody
‘ (Buffalo Illlil is following close on his
trail. as he ditl in the olden days the
I'nlted States army and Its Indians
fighting gonet'nleo-auch as Sheridan.
Sherman, Custer, Miles and others-v
followed the lead of the old scout, Bill
Cody, in the '6iis, '70s and '80s. when
he led the van its chief of scouts.
(‘oncernlng the visit of Col. Cody.
Mn). Burke gave out the following
descriptive information: “Yes. Bill is
PALACE THEATRE.
I THE BUGLE CALL, TODAY.
A story of the plains, in the days
when Indian attacks were a real men-
ace, is “The Bugle Call," Trlnngie
,drama starring Willie Collier, .Ir., and
.to‘ be eeen at the Palace Theatre
Friday.
1 Young Collier. 14-year-old son of the
ifsmoua nrondwayriitar. has the min
'of Little llilly. son of the commandant
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WILLIAM COLLIER. JR; WYNDHAM STANDING AND ANNA LEHR IN
TRIANGLE FEATURE. n'I'l-IE BUGLE CALL."
At ThePalace. Tonight.
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Sioux Indians. to“! m to the south :.
distant knoll, with consequences thatl' i
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back in the sathile w
bination, reviving American history
when it was in the making ,and for a
purpose appropriate to present world
conditions.
who must soon in their turn assume
the responsibility of conducting the af-
fairs of the republic, should know our
history and renew acquaintances with
the type of men who were scouts, pio
U .TRY I 1
One [of These New Gas Irons i;
. The Irons are being installed on A TWO WEEKS’ TRIAL BASIS. You use the
iron for two weeks, see just how it suits you. If you are not satified with the Gas Iron ‘
to every way we will tak: it back at NO EXPENSE TO YOU.
PAYS FOR THE COMPLETE
OUTFIT. A FINE HARD
woon mourns BOARD
Free With Every Gas Iron
DON’T NEGLECT THIS OFFER. IT IS REALLY A
FINE BARGAIN AND MANY OF OUR GAS CUS«
TOMERS ARE NOW AWARE OF THE FACT.
The United Electric light & Waler Co.
Phone 1680 67 WALL STREET
ith a triple com-
I’ractically everything for .
Summer Housekeeping is to he found
here at Money Saving Prices “
w Nicki. Plated Gil If”. '
with tubing and stand at It.“ ._
“.50 42 piece Cottage Dllt- '
oer Gate, neatly done";-
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“Millions of the prt sent generation
sto.5o Lift Top Refriger- -
atore, made of hardwood
with round corners, gal.
vanlud lined. Willa. ice
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peers, ranchmen. and who built the capacity, at ........... “A. “at ........... .......
foundations on which the present great 26c. Wood Wall Dryers with 9:. ”than handle M _ ..
commercial prosperity is based. i “1""M‘" c ------------ . “‘- 5. M “090 It -'---u “‘i . _
3...... mm .. tr}: . .'.‘.‘.'T¥..'.‘f'f‘.'.'.'i.. “~- A... “as”...
to utilise the small number of remain, 35¢_ at... Gutter J." .g 24¢, “g. or... grade eteel
ing factors in pioneerdom. a mergerl .“ISIlackCorragated Gar- “am.
has been arranged between Col. W. l“.
Cody (Buffalo Bill) and inner Bros,‘
den Hose. 25 ft. lengths,
at ....................
25c. bani-Flush for cleaning
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Arlington 10! Ranch Wild West Show. closet bowls. at ....... . 106. I .......... .......... . 1
Buffalo Bill will be surrounded by; WNW“. Came OMII. 80- W‘s Irisht at-
l 2 for-15c. hue Irene Polish at
more than a half century of the once.
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Wild West atmosphere, and the last of 7kdoorc°rnsutize has; 8: ‘ qt. White “mi: m V
the younger Mohicans, the typical 0k- in...” at ' ............ 0e. _ W n _______
laboma rangd riders, led by Col. JooH Slut. the but mechanice' lit for reading autos with:
Miller. 1 loop ............ 3 cane ”C- out m “f... OLW I a“
“They will present American history - _
on a more comprehensive scale, as the A b F ' ( ;eh ebe ~ '
show consists of a military exhibition. 1 ert .
combined with a touch of the old days Phone 1069.2 Prompt Delivery g,
of frontier life in the North for which
sold." boys {mm the South. (direct! 25 Washington Street. South Not-weld.
from Mexican border service) ollcitti-l
iy Iurloughed to act as n color guard - , M .3!
New York In September. ’
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can receive all
from boys who have “been there." an ‘
have reenlieled to return to the col-i,h
ors.’
to Old Glory in the parade and in the
exhibition. combine a program illustra-t Plains for . its“.
live olitrsining for national Prellfin‘d'Indiourned here until next Monti”.
ness."
Recruiting rent oflcer in charge to re-l
ceive applicants. examine them and
forward them to nearest local recruit},
ing onlce. Boston or New York.
‘ and several days ago when he disap-
,him when he came away from White
Benny Menard and Patsy Kline are A‘
to box tea rounds in New York, July
lBotit Lee and his mother are out on 1..
' wuue chonald has arranged
The cases were
Titli- color guard is also active in re-' bonds of 31.000 each.
ruliing for the I'. S. Regular Army.
EVERSMAGEE SWAP.
The management of the Yankees, it
show at the Olympic A. C..
Benny Vulgar. the former amateur ltd "
.wns stated yesterday, will inter Into pound national champion. Wm m0“,
Applicants’ friends and guardians"emu“u‘)” v.it'i George Sisllingslrmi' Aatey, another tax-amateur “with
information desired manager of the Boston Braves, on all. ad"? and there should be lots I“
d,tienl involving the trading of Johnnyi‘cum' W5 Tim Kennedy I“
vets, the noted little Trojan. for Lemmr Sullivan '7‘" “‘9 wailopak
Mi: gee. another bont‘at the some show.
' Joe Cox. the Missouri Giant. and Bill
I Although the deal has been the
‘iubject of discussion for nearly three m the CMCIKO Terror.‘ 4.
Iwrt‘ks engagement in thin
. t‘upt. Huston has not been "‘8' ‘ return .
{in comni'lnicatlon with Stallings onlw" Sporting Club. of 9mm
_ in“, trade. ltanorrow light. Cox was awarded
it has been known for some time verdict om Brennan in their
» I list Stallings was trying ti) makt Imoetiug ‘3 the same club recently.
:t-mc kind of n swap whereby helmmnanbuheentralnlng hard ‘
. culd git Evers off his club. not m'ticifltkm of evening m“ “or.
!cnuse he has had trouble with limit!” u‘m- Jnc'lt Tum
‘ 'peppery little second baseman. but‘ Tomi; M will meet in “’4’ '
I ‘ because Evers has become unpopular win -
with the Boston fans. and because '
Owner Percy Haughton, of the Braves. .1
’ has set himself down as absolutelyi
'oppoacd to the tactics which liversi
pursues on the field. i
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in a fifteen-round bout in Baltimorsi
, Saturday night. Dundee will receive
Ethel Grey 3““ m “Our C°“n' a guarantee of $2,500 for meeting
try, First. at the Stamh’d'Chnney. i
That"! iat9r§.YD July ‘5' George Chip and two other Amrrl-
m‘tmee an {as t' can boxers, headed by Jimmy Dime.
will leave San Francisco. July 23, for
Australia, where several bouts havel
Mother and non Charged With Kid-,been arranged. the Nggest being be
napping “Poor Little Rich Boy." :tween Chip and Les Darcy, the sensa-
DANBURY. July lI.—IAst evening tional ‘Au'strallnn middleweight. In-
Thomas Frederick Lee and his mothermluded m the party are Joe Chip,
Mrs Emma Kenyon Lee. were arrest- brother or George, and Patsy Brnnnl-
ed here as fugitives from justice. They an. . l'
are both well known in White Plains, The recent action Of the New York
to, Y- MI- ‘1’“ ‘3 “he ”WNW“ 9' suite Boxing- Commission in lifting the
‘vII’IIm K. 1499, Who II the he" to‘ban and permnung milea bouts h
a million and a half dollars and be'proving popular among several New
cause of litigation in which he is in- York tigh't promoters Jack Damp-I .
101"“ h" become lrnown' as the sey, the Western heavyweight, has-W so EVER
poor little rich boy. Mr. Lee and bee matched to box John mm” »
his mother were arrested by a depth! n . ~ 3 t. “I! C «hm.
. . lJohnson for ten rounds Friday night.
sheriff on a warrant charging iltcmi 'd G beat S ih 'd L It - - bill-ham?”
with the kldnrpplng or thls‘dmy from .23”: at; 18 n” “‘ °‘ °’ "“ menu—om ’
White Plains. V. Y, A guardian was ' ., ’ . “
A A ten-round bout between two good m . .. . "1‘ MA
“line 1 1" wall paper
Any Junk
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Samar to Wm. Elli-on.-
Phole ago. 4.
37 Flat Street. Eatlt No
BOXING NOTES.
Johnny Dundee, star Brooklyn bat-
tlor, and George Chaney,' the Baill-
more southpaw, have agreed to meet
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rocentiy appointed over the youngster ‘
' ” llghtwelghts has been arranged. . The
0‘ participants will be Frankie Callahan.
Pan Chum“ m ‘. 'mt _. sz of Brooklyn. Ilia Vic Moran, of.Now
out for tire iii-mt of the two IJoa- Orioens. ,Th’ey will meet. at», noon.
The bo’y no later located intntrciiy. Wayne-cit. Jilly 17'. _ g. ‘ »_ ‘ ‘
ifr.‘ bee stated after hls‘a‘rre‘st’ that ‘ Beleler.JNew York-fight- pros
‘pearod the guardian. 6e Witt Lyon.
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