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DUSTIN FARNUM IN “DAVY CROCKE’I'I‘"
SATURDAY
LEAH BAIRD INC “LIGHTS OF NEW YORK”
BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA‘S ROMANCE”
One Night Only
Tuesday, August 15
This-fs-Nol-a-Moving-Picture
MAY ROBSON~HERSELF
- And Her Own Company In.
“THE MAKING OVER OF MRS. MATT"
A Comedy by James Forbel
Author of “Chorus Lady.” Etc.
50¢. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
Seats on Sale Tomorrow—Friday—ro O'Clock
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TO -DAY FRIDAY
A Corking Detective Story
Not since the days of the famous “Rallies” series has
been a detective story so exciting, so full Of adventures, as
. “THE PHANTOM,"
in which Frank Keenan appears.’ It's a
Triangle Play
‘5 fall of surprises, chuck full of quick action and tense moments
If you enjoy this kind of a story this picture will surely‘ get
you. l‘ew plays have equalled it.
SATURDAY.
Constance Collier
The Code of: dMarcia Grav
Chapter Twelve of The “Secret of the Submarine
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SlAMf0llll THEATRE
EMILY WAKEAIAN HARTLEY. Mgr. Phone 23”
ONE NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY, August path, at 8:15
A. H. WOODS
Presents
“The Guilty Man”
. A Drama in Four Ads
By RUTH HELEN DAVIS and CHARLES KLEIN
With
Irene Fenvvick
And a Splendid Cast
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Seats Now on Sale
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srhmyoap THEATRE
. very 1ery silent.
; When A. H. Woods DN'SPMS "The. “But why?" she demanded
Guilty Man." at the Stamford theatre,! “we" .. "Named M,
next Saturday night he will offer the representative
public not only a masterpiece but Ir- pant n
tens Fenwlck which Is equally import-l
Int. Miss Penwlck is really as Im— rv
portant as the plot which nobody will my very very own
deny who saw her play Lily Kerods in was told
{The Song of Songs ” I
t Till-.91 same Miss Fenwick is petite h
' hid demure and all that but isnt it n
htrange the tremendeous energy these;
' petite demure people poeseus when
they have genius. Here is an illustra-I
plan In Miss Fenwick’s case A
ame of l’enwick famous.
CHESHIRE aAnN'sunN‘s.
sshe was playing In musical comedy .Block Structure lnsldo Reformatoryh
but the bl: ambitions In the little lady
:weren’t satisfied film that at all. She
and 11.13“" ““13. so 31,01.th about . stock barn located inside the enclos-
herself and her ideals to Charles ms- 9 ure at the Cheshire 11me was
Grounds Damaged.
man, who was then in London. firm 1 Partially destroyed by fire late yoster- " I
Ir. Frohman replied that when he ro-I, dl. together with a large dummy or
turned to New York. he would see her. 'th stored in the lofts'." ’Ali 0: the
Miss Penwtck couldn't wait. she took stock m removed surely aria some or
Ibo first steamer for prime. hunted the other building- were candied.
no the W and calmly autism
that she had last run acro- to talk
It aver. llr l'rih‘qaa was than select
my} out for l'. tasters 1111‘ has}
puts." his ha urn-in} (in art-’-
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‘1; es that are taking place, dialogue and
Iago that the drama of action was the
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I Matt," in which May Robson will sp-
V Inppeal through its sparkling lines. and
' "these clever lines and speeches. rath-
iafter would be Fenwlck, with the w
Frobman's'
"Frizsile is too flip-
“May be so." replied the girl, "but It's I
“But we 1e left you theJrene," she
and ever since then Miss Erlaclle _
as been going about making the .
cnasrtras. ‘Aug. 11.-—'I'be large .
rm: marks 7
WM" With frank Keenan
The true beauty of the pun Goon
autumn-1111a. llystcry
glam Period decorations Is excellent-
ly displayed in the interior vews of 0' “0 Films.
‘iDavy Crockett" the palm pan I “The mm: the new Triangle
mount screen drama starring Dustin feature Al which Mk Keen“ “I"
pamum :wlth Edna Itchy as his leading wo-
The Pails: emblem that marks this man, u to N “5°"! 31 the PalaceI
colonial romance assures the authen- ”19“"- ““7-
ticity and correctness of the costumesI '1 ‘3 described 9 one 0‘ the be" 00'
and furniture with the times in which tective stories “1"“ 311106 the 13'
Crockett HCIMH)’ lived, mous “Rifle!" Defies The "'A’hnn .
An interesting history is attached to tom " 1' a" “WWI 0‘ Farrell. the
the harpsichord that Eleanor ‘Vaughn most M. “W0 thief" known
91813 upon in this screen story . .Operatlng in conjunction with his val-
Made in England 15 years betore et, Crabbe. a rascal of much inferior,
the time of the story. that is. 180 years “Heme“: '15 h” “WWII detection
Iago by an Astor of the English branch for many 43‘"' 8”“ the detective
of the great Ameflcan family and service is aware that Farrell is rampant
Ibmugm 10 this country and gold by sible for many iewel robberies, even
,one of the New York Astors. who were ”muffin may have “0‘ been “I“? 1° 89‘
inc! above dealing in pianos In tbOse ”’3' (“1‘9“ evldenee. 50 1115999101
Ida”, 11 has been in the possession of Jam-es Blalsdell of the Central office
Ione family for over a hundred year»; calls ‘0 notify Farrell that ll might
i Ths screen story of a great epoch in be well for him to move on to another
American histor, is the attraction at “ll-‘3 “"9“ readily promises ‘0
the Regent theatre tonight leave town. but without saying for how
_ Ilong. He is planning to go to theI
The stage at the present time is un home of James Beneton in the suburbs‘
dergolng a period of chauge.Tl1e ‘0 Nb Bentons daugltler. Avice, 0t
ideals and standards which five years ”19 famous Bereton “NINA“
ago seemtd as solid as the earth are 50 taking “’0 card 0‘ 3131549”. by
breaking up and shifting about. and “mm the ““00“" 11" been 311“
the once established forms are losing; nounced l0 him, the P1131110!!! ““95 “I
‘their definite outlines. In the chang- to introduce himself to Bereton and
his daughter, Avice; prespective son-1
in- law. Captain Broome; his son. Ber-I
tie, and Dortle’s friend. Dr. Ratclifie.‘
Farrell feels that he has seen this Rat-
cliffe somewhere before. and that he
may have to reckon with him. And
then his plans are distributed be;
cause he finds himself falling in love
with the beautiful Avice. The leet,
Crabbe. sees his master paying atten-
tion to the girl, and becomeanxlous
too Indeed. for love of Mice. Far- I
roll does not take the Jewels when he’
has a chance.
But if Farrell has missed his opporI
tunlt)’. Dr, Ratcliffo has not He bani
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Illterary quality are coming tutu their
Iown again. it was only a few years
IEaccepted form. Literature in the act-
ed drama wast held up to ridicule as
Ibelonging to the past Bplgrams are
becoming as Important as episodes and
literature divides honors with actlon
be successful plays of today have a
he qualty of writing and a polish in
line lines that were entirely absent in
the drama of action of a few years
past. This is one of the fine lines of
Idemarkation which is appearing IN“
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the screen. James l‘orbes's new
Icomedy, “The Making Over of hire. link debts, and the boy is aiding him to
steal his listens ”well.
The neekla. suddenly disappears.
Ratcllif has taken it.
‘pear at the Regent theatre, one night
only, Tuesday. August 15th. make! its
diamond clasp in vials In his medicine ‘
case.
the literary quality of Its humor It is
Miss Robson's delightful delivery of
er than the action. that gives the play
dl~ttnctlon In speaking of her new ‘
lpart Miss Robson aay:s “I like Mrs.
Matt for the sweet simplicity. her
I motherllness. her mother loves and de-
votion, I never play anything a
mother could not bring her child to
see." The members of Miss Robson's
company, her “family" as she calls
them. know her as “mother." Many
a young person ls rising to fame boy
cause she helped, encouraged and
Ilioosted them. The world to better
E and happier for possessing a May Robv
. 1011. Seats now on sale at box otllce.
find nothing.
depart "to attend a patient In the city
who is vver, low." He goes to the.‘
station unmolested The Phantomt
suspects Bertie.
and then hit by bit. Bertie tells his
story. how lstelil threatened him
and ho: ho helpedblm to steal the
jewels
rell goes in a racing car to the s 11
tion to bring back Dr. Ratcllll. Rat-
cliife lsfound waiting for his train. lie
refuses to return. Farrell makes him
come at the point of a gun. Without
the Doctor finding It out he removes
the pearls and the clasp from the
rails and after ficrtle has been treated
lets the Doctor' go on his way, first
,however. making him give up the pa-
pcrs with which‘ho has threatened
Bertie. These papers are destroyed
. .\'ow the P antom rearsembles the
..n-acklace. an
places it Inside of Benton’a waistcoat
and sees that It is found in presence
of the company. Scarcoly has he tin-
Ished receiving the congratulations of
the guests when the real Blaisdsll of
'the Central ofllco who has trailed Far-
rell to the plate. caters to tell BEFO'.
ton who the Phantom really is.
How the Phantom makes his escape
is one of the. most thrilling moments
3 ”tin the picture.
«FAIRBANKS NOTIFICATION CERE-
MONIES_
lNl)lANAP()l.IS,'Aux. ll.--The holl-
flcalion cereruonitm at which Charles
W. Fairbanks will he told ofllclally of
'his nomination as the Republican oin-
Ididato for vice-president will be hold
at his resdence at 2 ocolck on the af-
temoon of ..Aug 31. it was announced
itoday.
I Laurence Y. Sherman. United States
Senator from Illinois. chairman of the
I notification committee. will be the
l'principal speaker at n rally at 8
Io'cloclt in the evening. A parade will
precede the rally. -
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A treat Is in store for all those who
. appreciate a beautifully photographed-
“ wall as a strongly acted film drama.
. * Morosco's photopiay "The Code of
1‘ Harris Gray" Is the exceptional offer-
: this at the Palace than . Saturday.
.In the scenes showing the magnifi-
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; . furniture are exactly the same as In
' the costliest homes In America. These
‘ interesting features are brought out
clearly in their true values by the ex-
door views. of the psi-111.1 Gray
i ubus banquet scene and the scenes
-; loverlooking the Pacific Ocean from the
gordens are all wonderful examples 0!
'photomphy and show as well the
’ truly artistic eye possessed by the di-
a hold over Bertie for a lot of gamb-I
He unstringsh
the pearls and hides them with the;
Then the Phantom sets out his set
‘sumed part of defective. He searchesi
everyone including the doctor. but canI
The doctor prepares toI
lie questions hlrnJBaliimore
Making BertiI pretend illness. Far-t
by more strategy he.
.icontl'y. spacious entrance hall of theI
' ’ Gray's mansion and the superny ap; '
mafi diaries dt'beuititul out-1
mansion. of the gardens, of the sound .
I‘f'hc loss” was estimated at from 68,009 .
Mus. ti—‘I‘konartaara.
'mmmumuvcycumu unanno-
1 rector.
WANTED TO SAVE HOL-
. LAND SUBMARINE.
'ubm'arlnes built trim the plans of
uses Holland. offered today to give
; NEW YORK. Aug. '11. —Dr. Peter J. '
«».Qibb0ns; who has purchased the first
‘ the ancient craft to.tbe city, historb
'cal society, or ransom that could show
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gama Yesterday.
Philadelphia. 1; Cincinnati, 0.
Other games postponed, rain.
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Standing in National League.
W. L. P.C.
Brooklyn ............. 60 35 32
8051011 ............... 55 38 .591 1
Philadelphia .......... 57 41 .582 1
New York ............ 50 46 .521
‘ Chicago .............. 46 55 .455
St. Louis ............. 46 59 .438
Pittsburgh ............41 53 .4216
Cincinnati ............ 40 68 .370 1
Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Heston (2).
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New York (2).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Game- Yesterday.
(‘leveland. 3; New York. 2.
Detroit. 10; Philadelphia, 4
St. Louis. 4; Washington, 0
Boston, 11; Chicago, 5.
Standing in American League.
W. L. P..C
Boston ............... 61 44 .581
Cleveland ............. 59 45 .567
Chicago .............. 61 47 .565
Detroit ............... 58 51 .582
St. Louis ....... . ..... 51 51 .528
New York ............ 55 50 .524
“'aahlngtot ........... 51 54 .486 ‘ ..
‘ Philadelphia .......... 20 81 .198
Games Teddy.
Detmlt at Chicago.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Only two games scheduled.
I lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Qantas Yostsrday.
Providence, 7: Rochester. l.
Newark, 4; Montreal, 3.
Buffalo. 5; Richmond, 0.
Only three games scheduled.
Standing In International League.
W. L. P..CI
BIulIalo ............... 57 44 .564
Providence ........... 55 44 .556
Montreal ' ............. 51 15 .531
..52 48 .520‘
Il‘oronto .............. 49 41 .510
IRlchmond ............. 46 so 71LI
Newark . .............. 41 56 "MI
Rochestn ......... . . .86 55 .415 .1
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Games Today.
Ilnfialo at Baltimore.
Toronto at Richmond (2).
Rochester at Newark.
Montreal at Providence.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Bridgeport. 8: Hartford. 0.
Springfield. 4-]; New London, 1-3.
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Lynn, 3-4; New Raver, 0-3.
Portland. 1; Lawr:..ce. 0 (15 in-
hinge).
I Worcester-Lowell. rain.
Standing in Eastern League.
W. L. RC.
Portland .............. 59 25' .702
New London .......... 57 86 .687
I Worcester ............ 47 37 .56.
Lynn 1- . ............... 48 40 .545
Springfield ............ 46 41 panel
Lawrence ............. 36 45 .444 I
New Haven ........... 35 49 .417
I Bridgeport ............ 34 53 .391
Lowell . ............... so 51 atol
Hartford ........... . . .2s 54 .319:
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Hartford 42).
Springfield at New Bevan.
Lynn at New London.
Lawrence at Lowell.
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May Robson 1n “The Making 0? er of In. Nut.” at The
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Atlanta. 5; Little Rock, 4.
Mobile, 1; Chattanooga, 1.
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