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TONIGHT
The Big Blue Ribbon Feature
"The Havoc”
'.m_fl' In 5 Big Reels ‘1‘ [1'1
—And—
BILLIE BURKE in “GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
3rd Chapter: “A Eerilous Love."
MONDAY, July 24—MME. PETROVA in “THE ETER-
NAL QUESTION.”
WEDNESDAY. July zfi—WM. GILLETE in “SHER-
PALACE TERATRR.
“THOSE WHO TOIL, " MONDAY.
‘Those W ho Toll," a photo drama
'classic, with Nance 0' .Neil in the star
role, which is to be seen Monday at
the Palace Theatre is the Lupin Com-
‘pahy‘s latest impressite contribution
to the V. L. 1-2. senes‘ of premier
features
The presenta'ion of "Those Who
Toll" denotes another marked adt'ante
11'1th in photoplzly produtttun in keep»
in: with the determination of thc
Lubtn (Iollipdn) and its associates in
the Big Four Family to keep its bans
nt-r for in the front. -
Described by the author, Daniel ('aI‘»
slit Goodman. as an admixture of love
toil and money. the story of “These
\\'ho Toll" prot'ides thrilling glimpse of
t‘plr()d€> in which capital and labor
renew their ancient strifb, and thanks
to lllt‘ ingenuity of the author obtain a
peace that brings honor and content-
ment to both contestants.
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PALACE T
The Coolest Spot In Town.
é Mat. Daily, 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9
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Today
Saturday
Paramount Pictures Corp. oi‘lers Matguerite (‘lark in "'t)lT 0P 'iHE
I)RIF"I‘S.' Juanita Hansen and lhinta~ chatierton in THE SECRET OF
THE SUBMARI\E
I MONDAY—Nance O‘Neil In “I‘HUih' wtto (01m
TUESDAY—Kitty Gordon in “THE (IRUt‘lAL TEST."
“WEDNESDAY—Lillian Gish in "AN INNOt‘ENT MAGDALENE.”
”THURSDAY-Marie Doro In "DIPI.U.\IAL‘Y."
,ZFRIDAY—VI'. H. Thompson In "THE l‘lVIliEND."
HEATREt
3:.
SATURDAY—Mary Pickford in "l’i‘UR LITTLE PI‘II’PINA." \
A particular in which the admirers
of Nance O'Neil will find special inter-
eat is that in the character of Jane
lirett, a daughter of the people, this
til‘t‘t etttotional artiste has bar-n furn-
l~llt*'l with abundant opoftunity for the
displayal to the fullest extent of the
I( use and powerful style of acting that
I THE made her famous.
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ponrumrv son MARGUERITE
CLARK_
Famous Players Star Has a Thrilling
Alpine Drama
Palace Theatre, Today.
We bretah of theg rent out‘ ‘of door.-
‘C‘ompany on the Paramount Program.
“WW” .‘w‘a'...
I.“ II. MI meted Elm ‘Hel ‘
or the soun- ‘f
“Out of the WW is the story of;
Elise, a little Swiss shepherdess who- .
innocently falls under the spell of af
roue He persuades her to 30 I0 Lon-3
mm with him in the belief that they .7-
uill be married there. But Rudolph an‘
Alpine guide who has long been in
late with Elise, diswters the in ended
elopement, and, while escortirg Reg-
gie to the girl's cabin, he gets him
in a perilous position on the edge of
a ptetipite and cuts the rope \ll ttbt
t~ his only means of safety, Rcégl’r
i sent hurtling down the tcecmered
sides oi thee basal and lands IlIIUlrk‘tA
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"OUT OF THE DRIFTS" GREAT OP-
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has been breathed into 'Out of the
litit‘ts," astirring drama of the Swiss
Alps in awhith Marguerite (‘hlrk is
starred in the Famous Players Film
In this great tale of the towering peaks
and deepsunken \nlleys, which is the
(suture at the Palace today,t the dimin-
utivc star plays the most thrilling role
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and bleeding III a huge snoudldt at .
the bottom. 1 5‘0- 50
But Rudolph is robbed of tits triumph
by the snow “Illt'h sates his enemi‘ ~
life and Elise, taking the inJurr-ti tizan SEE THIS NEW MODEL IN
to her cabin, nurses him bat k to health
A great avalanche sweeps domt upon
the lonely cottage, completely burying
i'. and Reggie, his ins‘ttics
aroused, attempts to take advaniage 0!
lilies helplessness. But the \iéi'unt
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Rudolph comes to the rescue in time
to sin. I: lise from Reggie ’l‘he luttti
toothed in (hes imple d \ution of the
guide and realising his own .tialt'tess,
departs for hlsh ome thoroughly c'has
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STAMFORD THEATRE
,EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. Mgr. Phone 2300
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
July 24th and 25th
“JANE CLEGG”
A Remarkable Domestic Drama in Three Acts
By ST. jOHN ER'JINE
\\' ith a cast of ttotziltlc players including Katherine Gre
Wallis Clark, Lewis Edga rdc, Kate Mayhew, Fredericyli
Annerley and others.
FIRST PERFORMANCE IN THE UNITED STATES.
"St. John Ervlne is the new Irish genius." George Bernard Shaw.
“ ”Jane (‘legg' Is one of the strongest of mmlcrzt dramas and will rank
“till the greatest dramatic tritttttphs."—.\lancltcstcr “Guardian."
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Grace Bros. Orchestra
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AERIAL MAGINLEYS
Sensational Teeth, Whirling
Aerial Act
Afternoon and Evening-
STAMFORD THEATRE.
The first
Ioi' St.
jplaywrlgltt and author, will
duced at the Stamford Theatre, M
‘dny evening, Jilly 24. and for
.Tuesdap evening following,
long play
is the most notable hit of writ'
‘ducer for the Irish Players
Lady Greuory. This
'Wlllt‘ll made two‘sttcce‘sslve tours
tilte I’nited States, presented many
Itnltaltle short plays from Mr.
“It
nanimous Lover" and "Mixed ‘
riages." The present play.
which will be
'erine Grey. Wallie, Clark, Harriet
Trench, Lewis Edgar. Frederick
is the most important play writ
the Court Theatre in London.
from the, pen
John Ert'ine, the eminent Irish
be pro-
‘Jane “egg," a drama in four acts.l
.which has been done by this \I'I‘IlE’I‘t
I who will be remembered by Americans
as the art director and general pro-l
organization,
John Ervin's pen, notably "The Mag-
.tiar-
however,
interpreted by Ruth
nerley and a further supporting cast,
by him, and has already won notable
isuccess in England and especially at
WM
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As ‘ime goes on Elise forgets the t , ,2
lerlllii? shock of Reggie‘s conduct in ‘ Q S a.“ ‘ “an 1“: 30:3: 3:” ,4:
the cabin and remembers only the ‘i
“tn-m of the man. item-mnenas‘ THE asoanr THEATRE. H“ “’I‘VW‘I‘T‘ "“3“th “'35 I AIOIIEEI AND A STYLE I'I
detoted himself to charity and hasl ———— not l‘ottlaittul Ill tltt taliltdtv—ct‘ .?
deteloped an entirely new outlook on LEWIS 8. STONE, 0F STAGE FAME, I ”(m U 5“t‘r‘la.‘ ~‘ (“Tl“ii“ Ulllk‘iWfl. M u“. an" I.‘ j:
in», ”ways with the thought of a TAKES PART IN‘THE HAVOC-_' IF“ mummi- | mssofs nay-I Whlm.
dfllllh little vision spurring him on to I! I M l.\' I .. | It I: not my to insist on ti. “
. . Ill\ 22, lt_\ \\ircv “1
better things, [Popular Actor Plays Opposite Gladys h“ to Sauilie —.\Ii\ liritishlgtt‘huwrmgkmsm'hm no 0- .
m mum, mm and Reggie ”e fin. Hanson, in Film Version of Peace. ;tra\\lcrs were sunk li\ (it rman eta-nu, rosin Tawtile. OIIId III -
nly re-united but not untit a great, ’H” H" V‘m" “'9‘“ it I 4 f' 1 . FI .1 ' ‘ " a»
. d ‘d ‘ At the Re e . u tmarims oi lit ng ish cast formutssquue? The square may b
ueai of heartache has been en un . l Tod I n. IIIIIIII (m Ink 1; N’HS‘ a (itrntan large. the sum my be small, B
J. Searle Dawtey directed ‘(iut of " .\dtttiralt\I statctttcttt today. I'll? 5‘1“!"de oral or Ohio“. ‘ Q
the Dtttts," which an exceptionaly cits.“ Soldier. cospuncner big game nun I UNIX )N Jul) 22.—l?xamin-l The unfortunate young Queen Hub. w
tinzuished cast appears in support of '9’: “HOT and “HUT—111315 lA‘Vile u "mm” Ul tIt . f l t‘ t f H An llllltnhsrespouslble for mosh-fl
Miss Clark, among them Wm (‘ourt 5‘009- TM! WWI" leading man. I u u 0 u an— “mum“?!
. I W J h 1, Si who appears in Essana s T”he H 'noumcmcttt made itt thc Ilouscl On Jan. 2. 1785. 1 royal command ‘
letglt. ir.. J 0 “to" an mp or" a multl to reel “a,“ h {‘1'- of (otnmons on \\ cdttc sdat by." “SW “‘3‘ ”93mm?!” tho '0'" I
can and Robert Conville. Ia career “I name romaaItiietharaism 35‘1”“, t hatlicllor of the Estltctlucr Istsd focus of the handkerchief sham
___* r-————— 0f the parts he is called upon to 1‘}! Reginald \It Kenna. Shows thatI mlgxmtifin “eh?” w “I“.
m“ p Iilt did not stall. as reporttd. that to belles-o that ditciifibrnlsfiSJSusI:
Mr. Stone “‘8 born in Worcester,lmI“I taxes would be ttnoseti on my". heart shaped, points of ‘
Illa». in ”79- ”e was educated atlcxt‘css profits of shipping \OIII' suneu'.
‘Iliartmrtl College in V)“, York (.nv paints. Ilit‘ question “as raistdt Theseindlvklunl conceptions did Ind .
i’l‘ltcn m9 Qpantsh-Amerlca 'sr or k Illl tltt llt)U\t in Robert I iuthtitc. please 5" WU“ "I119 ("WIN ht?
IOIII 'tnd Rtone was with not; of (I’ll: “h” *‘IQKWIUI ll“ (Ili\"‘trllllllnl complaints ”I the "HIM? 1‘0““ XVI.
int-st l‘l‘lllnlvnl‘s‘ to enter l‘uba lie ““0!" “I ”MI ‘I larger \h‘ln “I ll: Entrapotllnbttjtlvtl EITtInIrgIIuI'IiIIIIIIICIIIIM -
fitted a ,\'“:tr [Fill a hall. cisht month: ‘I V‘I IIIIIIII‘ XVI MI Rum" “I 'I‘] cant. I II more ”eh- I
of ulmh \t:ts spt‘nt on (‘unan Hm, ‘ I‘I‘ 1I‘l’li‘llllllil ”111.1 ll“ TIM" At the above date Lottls llllll the fol-
l 'I was only a sergeant, too“ says " ”WI” ”HHU"IT ll“ l'lil'llt lll\ TOWN)" tlct‘rce issucl'fi 'l‘llo Icufllh of
t .\lr Stone inIlnttglting about the nuitt ‘I‘H'I II“ iv‘ T‘ [trultis t“ "I“‘l‘l\ “II IInndeInIth‘" mnIIIIf‘IIIunId I" "A. ‘ II
ber of persons who promptlv ttnttcwd ‘I""‘ “I‘m” IIW ‘I‘m- “I ”m“ :III‘IIITallIIDIA shall be equal to their
3 -t . . . ' ‘ I . -,"3\ "fit 1,, . (T- 'I in‘lll ‘ .,
,lllll,~ oi (aptitttt, Mater ttnd ((‘lmlt‘I "' I‘ “I“ “ ‘ “""lf r“ ‘ Till -I . . .. . .
“up, the War. 1% I' :~ I't";l’ ~lliel‘t'. lt dul tit-t :tl "Wilda: fight): tirIItIlIlIiIIItIIiToIIrIr-rIIoIlitflgT«
At tit" cxpiratirn of ‘crtn of service “ I‘ H‘“ ‘ ‘I"”""‘Illl“" ll“ “WI T" to the third tcpubllc. the In“ passed ‘
III" ”“1,me as a sailor before me was! if'l'tt II‘III t in ll‘tt‘ll' I't“-‘(‘T\ l‘ Tut'wls under [routs XVI. It the only one W
-lll‘t to set) some of the world. IIP II \I‘ ~\- ‘lltl\ z-INII‘IW‘II Ihr» has IN" Immm‘ttltlo, “"I fztr n3 ”ll".mt .a“
I't‘lllltlt‘tl the Horn. In his wandcrittus " T‘T . “l .. “Io t‘rtttrnul front It to “9 “"0"" 321‘ concerned. It has do- -
ho norm-ti as .'I cowboy and latt‘r he
('tttl in he needed the money. From
.‘lltll Tttiri'tttini: came one of the lust
Iknt w of .imcricrn Ictldtniz met. '1
irumantic putts. \
I He took lip. :tc‘inu sctlottfily and hit I
i .r :t time with shit“ stotk (‘nntpnnit’si
1tittint to leading man with the I105
, Angcies company, plating there in one-
‘titca rc for six years I.:t'.tl he played»
lthc lcttd itt “Bird of I’m ”:50," "Th“.
I Misleading Lady." “l" .e the Lines."
and “Iluttt'y.”
lie is night‘; ttbm'e six feet in
,hslgltt and weights 175 pounds. His,
Icyes are brown ttnd touches of ironT
:rcy hnirs at the anlDlt‘S give him a}
distinguished appearance.
lIc 'tpcnds ntttch time when not act-
ing at Lancaster, Ariz.. and at Ogden.‘
(‘aL He owns a ranch at the lattcrl
place. While there his time is spent
riding and hinting,
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iKatherine Grey In “Jane Clcgg,” at the Stamf’ord Theatre, Monday $2115) AggSTROI HUNGARIAN'
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'VATSTULL,
coitus-ssss-aosscout-.ss-csssso 25C
. Em sonata.
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I atcd dciacltttitttts of troops front
the II ritislt Dotttinions and from
all tltc allied armies. \t tltc cork
clusoin of the
new deposited on tltc monumcnts
of \\ cilinuton and \clson.
LOXDONJUI) 22 — Il0\"Ids
nnttmttttcs tltc sinking cf tltt
British steamship Wolf, 2443
tons gross ’
Aside froth thcsc heavy
linrtltncnis at sctcrnl toittts on
tlic front itt tltc past twcltc
hours, there have been no int-
portant dcvcloptttcttts. \
I‘FRIT\ I Till} 22. by \\',irc-
less to Savtilch—Tlritish taut-
lr\ was cmplm cd in tltc offcn-.
sivc thrust almtsT the Somme
front 0.1 Thursdm accordin" to
nttartcrs bullctin Its use “as
fultile how.cvcr according to the.
statement, which said:
“British cavalry ntountcd on
horseback cntcred
This new feature of trcnclt war-
vfarc was unable to change the,
'i'inal result. "
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-—Don't waste the days in waiting
“PENSIVEI FOR your REAL EX-
cbtnincd tt job in a tit tdicine show he ‘
,ttttd says
' ‘ttnt‘ticr lit‘lll'\'t'< tltztt be war will
, 1'ttt‘ .
tltt'f‘tiis‘lll oi tltc
the w ar. (lilicr \\ omcti itttpcrsonn
pnficant wrcatliS‘ ‘tt tltc \rgottnc \\c cxplcdctl a
liottt- 1
yesterdays GermIan Ari} Head-i
the combat. |_
for a tenant. under the, impression‘
. that Sentinel clssslned advertising "I
”HI“. I(‘ llritIsl‘. lit-Til I: "I‘ll lttrntl find ""3 "blitz“. and the rest of the
(‘hrlsllnn world lttts ltt this respect ,
w‘ ., ..\(‘.‘.-. K“ ir"‘
H“; .III-‘II 1" _ "MITIKIV' ‘r‘ l)‘ "1:1” faithfully follows-I thc “‘Iillf‘HI of
..I\ .l\ \.t-lll1:. _ 0 NWT IV" Quccit Marie Antoinette-New York .
“M- ,1 li"4 1- mm |\ I't‘IlIlV \';tl1tl, American. ‘
CHARM OF VENICE.
“Tho Whit. Swan of IClties" It Wu
Callod by Longfollow.
Venice In the mecca of tourists be- I
; cause of its beauty and its history. It
{was the link connorilxm Home and
iAthens. I! felt the influence of An-
! bin and of Persia“) It sated some ot.‘ \
tthe Greek masterpieces from oblivion. I“.
i... decided on the \\'(‘.\lt‘l‘ll buitlc- "9 architecture, “Tum-n ”19 (‘m‘ft 0f Ill!
Ticltls. , thc nn-‘Icnt civilizations. Seated on it!
The tct‘lttticttl skill of tltc lii'lr I, “7 L‘IInnd" with mm“ for streets, It g
-‘ « ~ hashecnrcnowncdits—
tts.t lttllt‘f ral Natl itd tlt sttt-t
_ The pie-ant place of an festivity.
is on an crtttrtlity with the l The nnt or m. cant], me masque of
Ilritislt troops. “3"-
PARIS, hm- 22‘__,\ “m": Longfellow called It the “white swan
(i- titan :tttrtck itortliwcst Of St. i °' ”"05" and “h” pocts have “b
If h ”N. \Im; 'rcs was h 1 “Ltd tinted Its glories abate those of any‘
‘ t .le l l . l I l ‘ \\ other clty of the “orld. Its politic“
I" m It ’5 1“ rm“ ‘ l“ ‘I" ' history [3 of entnmelut: lnttrcst. It b
(iffitc report at todax says On ”ganged with romantic traditions:
the \ crdun front the Gtrmans The numerous churches. the bfldm,
ltotttbzirdcd l remit positions in the tombs. tin-mimic of the dot-'65. tho
I‘tltc sectors of llcur} and rccott— 0” “m the ‘ml‘flnue and tho
ttaissancc was disperscd. l, Academy of the “I” are among tho,
'l'ltc statctttcnt follows: most attractive “I“? ptnccs 0’ Eur-om
. ‘ lTlie mstcrpinces of those muster ark-
lctttcctt tltc (lisc and the. “a of the sixteenth century, Tltlan‘. 1
\isnc “c dispersed a strong rc- 'l‘intIorefto. Giomlnite. Bellini. Paola
tnlllloliflllg part} iii the cncmy. Velour-sic. Ssnsmino. Pnllmtlo and D.»
refriott of \loulin— Sous 'l otttvflcnt panic, Isn‘t glten citt undying glory.
In Venice the remiss-mice Is seen.
at its hes: and at. Its \\ orst: Realism
and idealism hate Tie-‘3 for miuatery. , .;
Perhaps In no ot'tcr city of flow yorla,
is there preserved such .1 rich couch.~
'3 tion of the 81315 of painting and arch}
tecture of the different COIltm'lES.—s“-
Louis Gmlieniocmt.
English Mead.
A drink rorr little known In this
country Is an aid Engllsh mead. ne-
cordllgto P‘a rm and Home. It allow:
any number of variations ttnd to theI .
children Is as cumnnlnlug :15 the cor~_ ’I
oer drug stem with Its soda fountain...
The foundation is a slrup mnt ‘e of mm
pounds of sugar hm ounces of tsr~
uric acid. half 1 cupfttl of flour, tha "a
:ts o,
c \‘mll ll'l\\‘ paid for it.
lIl.t IIIIl ll lt \Ititutor “as shown
‘tt lll'lilll lllt Illtllttitls u\ttl In
tltt Iliittslt Itttttral St: III III r llltl
ttg Illl ttturttiotts tlttttils of tilt
\‘t‘ltlll ttttttpztigt. llc d triltts
‘ll IlliiI'JI“. s linijr as :t ttottttttntr
ticr wlto lt'(l\'l‘\' nothing to sltnttt‘t
that the llritisli i‘ttiilv
l
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Illlllt‘\\llll (food results at llaolan
, \ surptisc atlatk of the en
‘tt\ against :1 small position at
\lIillc )lortc “as rcpulsctl.
“On the right bank of the
[\lcttsc \crdutt front. tltcrc “as
In \iolettt bmnltnrdtncnt of the
ltvctors of Ilcurt and Fumin
,\\ ood. \tt attack In the enemy on
i1 trcntlt south of Damloup was
beaten back In our fire.
“In htc \ nsqcs, nitcr :t s’tirit-‘
icd lmtiibardmcttt the Ccrmans
lt‘ll\t‘l't(l zttt atrttk at lt o‘clock
.last night against our pmitions
t i ‘ S A . “ —
tortltwcst of t Dit. It \Vts rc juiceof one km“ and three pintsoi
iii-Izod with heat y losses. "am not! the minutes. When cool. _,
I0“ “I 0‘” “Toma“ “mall" stlrlnthehulrnuhltesofthree om.
trons \cstcrdav bombarded tbrcc and flavor with wlutnrgrcen Bottlo,
: timcs thgrailuax station at \Ictz-lcool. Us! two tablespomfuls of this
i Sablons throuing‘ its bombs (III $131538” madam! or writ?“ Ffosm
"teat s 7c on the railway build« ‘ “"5 sunspoon ° '9
I ‘ [wad of filling the glass full of
:inqs ant tracks. The bombard-
mfer you may add a tablespoonful of
,mcnt must bate caused crcat a, fresh 0‘, ““0“ fruit JIIICII N
idnmagc, In the curse of one of we...“ (momma; etc.
l'thcsc mpcditions a German ati-
ator who was pursuing our pa-
trol squadron was brought down.
One of our machines was com-
lpelled to land after an accident
Quick Rsoovsry.
'11.. It's! noon mu cred her balm.”
“Yes no “study mndo s hit."
>lnll-sso In.
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