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TONIGHT
LEAH BAIRD IN “LIGHTS OF NEW YORK”
BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA’S. ROMANCE”
One Night Only
Tuesday, August 15
ThIsis-Not-a-Moving-Picture
Sensations have been out-sensation-
ed and motion pictures have nearly.
gone, the limit in heir realism of crit-
icism of the big Lubn War film "The'
Nation's Peril," are a criterion. From:
every corner after the private ShOW-;
ings of the picture there has come aj
volume of wonderful praise, not only:
for the magnitude of tl-e productionq
the stupendity of the scenes, the evi-1
dent utter disregard for expense, but;
for the treatise which has been accord- 1
ed this timely subject of the hour;
preparedness and the hyphenated Am-
' ericnn. i
For the past six mon'hs, the Lubin
, players, a corps of camera melt, scenic.
artists. carpenters, with their assist-l
ants, and an army of "supers," th-e‘
enemy and the defenders. under Direc- l
tor George Terwilliger oi the Lultin:
forces, have been at work at Newportfi
Rhode island, in the making of this‘
“masterpiece. and for almost every min-E
ute of that time there has been 3‘
constant marthing and countcrhtarch-E
trig of troops. the rattle of artillery,“
the whirl of aeroplane propellers. the
dill boom of battleship guns, or one
thing and anothsr‘to ktep the inhahi-‘
tants of the otherwise staid and fash-
ionsble summer resort on the out rive. ,
From its smallest tender to its
‘largest battleship and from its mos!‘
humble cadets to Secretary Joaephus;
Daniel‘s seemingly etery man and ship.
to! the United States Atlantic squad-
ron has done duty toward the malt-
inz of this picture
\\ith the beginning of summer. the '
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MAY ROBSON—HERSELF
And Her Own Company In
“THE MAKING OVER 0F MRS. MATT”
A Comedy by james Forbel
Author of “Chorus Lady,” Etc.
50¢. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
Seats on Sale Tomorrow—Friday—to O'Clock
__PALACE THEATREt
The Coolest Spot In Town.
Eve. 7:15 and 9
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- Mat. Dally, 2:15
TO -DAY SATURDAY
Paramount Pictures Corp. Offer
Constance Collier
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”Mm WEN G. More
Charles E Hughes Republi
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IN b‘lmbin players upon their arrival at.
Newport began the building or 3 set- Iftlt'lllally notified of his nominati
' tlemeut of frame houses which in sHarllcgic Hall. \c“ \ork. Nana
The COdC 0f MarCIa Gray . short time were made tenant. We and 0f lllt' Rt'l)UI)ltC8tl \atiottal C in
in these houses the group of which; llllt‘allttli committee, was photogr
also was Christ ned Lubin Villa." lhel tlu trmeedings.
7"Hoosiaa 96hr; DEAD
Presents
“The Guilty Man”
A Drama in Four 'Acts-
By RUTH HELEN DAVIS and CHARLES KLEIN
With
Irene Fenwick
And a Splendid Cast
“players lived until vttth the one scene}
The Twelfth EPine Of remaining. that of the destruction of
. ' to town by artillery tire, the guns wers‘1
The secret 0f the Smearlne ‘2tralned upon the little tillage and}
every standing “all razed. t
l Then the Director sought realism to
Next week A“ Star Feature “the scenes or the ntn‘y at its dostruc i
live work of bombardment. Accordg
'1 insly a ship was brought and sent toI
week "l: zen and with it itb‘ a target. the Millie».
[ship Utah. and the ll. S. 8. Patterson
Coming soon "Ramona” land U. s. s. Yanklon played for the
, *«unwrtt and their big guns soon sent
' wWR, the “Movie" its they termed the cratt.
=W A“, lht‘ bottom. .
l Other features “The Nation's
ll’erll' are the lippto‘tll‘ttllfo of Secre-
tary Daniels, Admirals Winslow and
iFletchcr. \‘icc- \dntiral Mayo. Captain,
tSlms o! the Torpedo Flotilla. Captain:
lW'illottghby of the Navy Aerial Corps, .
EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. Mgr. Phone 2300 ‘nw War Comm. nu» Naval Trnmlns‘
Station at Newport. thousands of sail-
ors. ultd marines of the Atlantic squad-
ONE NIGHT ONLY rnn, holdicrs of ltllodc Island and “as?
. eachusctts as the hostile army, the;
SATURDAY. AUgUSt nth. at 8-15 wireless station at work. mine explo?
A_ H_ WOODS slons in the harbor, etc. l
3an Mctcttlf-e ttltd (lrltti llaw‘ey ot
‘the Luhin Pltucrs are to be seen in)
the leading roles suppnr cd by Arthttr' ,. g _ ,
Matthew 9, Herbert Forticr. Willlllm H l " ~ . P
Turner and Elennot Barn Jame. Whltcomb R1 c.7-
Manager (‘ollins has fietlll‘Pd “jThE J‘mm' “hitcomb Rilct. knoun
Nation' 5 Peril” {or presentation tol “her“ cr 1 ‘1ng $11 ls. tt‘atl as “ Fl. c
Norwalk audiences at the Palace, tho-t “00“” l 0N. d! ’(l the tth‘. I (lit
am. for Monday. at his home itt Indianapolis.
(Death “as due to a stroke of
A moron CAR OF HIGH iparal-V‘” ,
- DEGREa ~ (in Oct. 7. lt)l5. the on lt‘.‘ st to
John H. Powers & Co.. of number 341i
Firth avenue, New York. make an an-
nouncement. elsewhere it todaY's .
‘ paper. of keen interest to investors in 0:“ the country as a tribute to
motors or motor stocks. “Built of the him
13”" .. h a “"1““ ”mt optomlzcs the story of n man who was caught in the.
Bour Davis cttr described in this an- giant “me of financial hazard Thb
nouncement. The entire first years Jaws of
the Great Fetish "'1‘ kin
output has been sold and the s‘Jck is Chance" crushed him I 8 .
on the rapid upward trend l
“The Bour-Davis’ 3“” an expert. blamed by the husband she stands by
‘is a our classic. No feature, that will is portrayed by Constance Collier playfi
lend comfort and convenience to the in: the starring part and reflects her
owner has been ov.erlooked it re- vast European stage experience
mind" ("‘9 “I a well b"°d- distinguish- The Morocso studio that pronounced
E‘d appearing man with the mien and "The Code orMsrcia Gray” oming
elegance of a courtlcr, yet active alert. today at the Palace theatre “21 star-
3;”? “fl “Tim“ The 30‘" ring Constance Collier as Marcia is one
V“ comeys ‘ ‘3 air of culture— of the very few entirely complete
every feature is so ndroitJy construct-
ed. the whole scheme so perfect to
charm, comfort and appearance that THE REGENT “THEATRE"
' - the Hour—Davis has a mark of cssto
ENGAGEMENT 0F “FAMOUS "AV
> that expresses the mould of the own-
Bf. _'“ u ' ROMN AT NOGENT.
"There is something about a man of Th
. e dlstingu
breeding that marks him. Refined can comedien . May Robson, is
traits give him a courtly air. He comin in a new play by James
stlnds out above the undistingulshed. Ebrbefi the author of “The Chords
" 3“" law}??- A filial” “may: Lady." ("rite Traveling Salesman,"
'5' us an ‘ one x and others eduslly piominentwntttl-
pressicn of style. It has all the pre- ed "The Making Over of Mrs M an .,
wrl:;;°;‘ “12:“ vviork—snfmbe- Instead 6! going into detail. It trouii’
it: So “on“: “:21. :1, :23. lthn: be well to reprint what the Minneapo-
° 9" " ' its Tribune Liars of Miss Robson and
liHuch wheelbaaa. beautiful In line her new vehicle
and color. Q!“ will distinguish its "Wholesome play. A play uith
sixty—second birthday. Similar
celebrations were held thrrufit-
50c, 75." $1.00, $r.5o and $2.00
Seats Now on Sale
ad of! all the Ameri-
day.
i G in. HUGHES OF HIS NOIINA'I‘ION.
”RILLEDMITH’WOMAN.
of lttdiana cclcbratctl Mr. Riley'sl
(Halts: g. ”glands '
call cant. ‘itlatc for p; tsitlcnt,
on at 3 \cr) large meeting in
or \\ arrt-lt (t. Harding, chairnnn ,
\cntion and chairman of the to
aphed with the candida: c durin;r
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r/rur rot .Mfir. Uncle.
Lieutenant-(‘0' A Math? \v g.
llltlt‘l'. of 1“.- Sixth l'nitctl
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States (rivalry, was Lilltlt to death
at .-\l"inc, Tex, the other dztt by
an enraged husband ll. ,l. Spati—
rell, tttanagcr oi the principal lin-
ltcl in the little town, int'itcd the
colonel to takc an atttomtihilc
rldc with him ard .\Irs. Spanncll
(in a dark street he Stopred the
Her and Mrs Spynrcll. Both \xcrc
:ted. and it must bc said tho:
it is
The site Marcia trim is wrongly really one of the best roles of hen
repertoire. The comedy at times
merges into force, then returns to the ,
serious vein. It is cleverly hand'cd.
and provides splendid enier‘ainmentl_
and It mtty be ranked the coconut
with Mia Robson's other classic. "" he.
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" l
“Mrs. Mott appears upon the scctte
amid the vexatlons of being prcparct‘t
or made ot-terirom' nimble domesticity
of disposition to the qualflcathns of a
society leader. This isdne to the tim-
bition of her husbud. excellently
portrayedby Smith Davies. The at-
tention oi‘Mrs. Matt. however, is turn-
ed to the welfare cf her boy, depicts-ti
by .lack Storey, who bstwesn arrests
for speeding and st attempt to win
the love of a pretty slenogropher, as
mist-ed .by Elizabeth Warren. makes
good- .
"Incidentally, to the tangle! weave
of stairs, comets Holt uncompromis-
ing social director for lira. Matt but
twith'gsuulns human feelings illustrat-
ed electivety by Edith Conrad. Mac
was ‘
.oe
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auto and ot cnctl fire on the ot'fi ;
LOTTERY OPIRM’OR AlRu‘l'lD. trout mum and outplayed in a
--—- local arms plant. has beau so
} Intuition. “out tiara-alum for tho loom am for 33'.
[Ml‘lmfiumttmmtu mmuuuto
maternln o-cl'OWd-‘m't 1' the Bour- plenty laughter and a PM! in which in the completion of the story is a
La“ ' ~ mother lbvo cud romance m deftly comical waitnsas. oflciexmy pom-$395
—b--------~ hisndsd; is m Ham; 0101‘)! m. by Marie Pavey. who has brief but
I‘ll!“ «to scam otpssntltut tour fish. l'ust its kind or a play that tenths nutrient- on the Icons
dons. luxuriofi momma. brilliant Arlington them-opus easily it is -» "m tbi donation oi the tattle.
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CHURCi-i BEATS MURRAY
FOR ACHELLIS CUP
SEAT .RIGH'I‘, N. .i.. Aunt-“ct 12.—
”eottze M. Church. of Tcnnt‘ly, N. J.,
Western and Northwestern champion:
won the. singles tinnishere yrste'rdtty
on the tuzf of the Seabrlght Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club. He defeat-
cd B. Lindley Murray. of..Califomin,
notional indoor champion, 6—4, 6—2.
6—4. Church stands as the challeng-
'cr of R. No1ris Williams, 2nd.ffcr the
Achellis Cup and will meet his today.
Church repeatedly tricked Murray
cut of position to shoot the ball
through for passes. At the net
Church was so superior that Murray
spurned rm ' in “bu tscm.‘ htali
round of the doubles. Karl E.
and Frederick B. Alexander dcfeahd
Roland Roberts and .Barold A.
'i‘hrockmortou. 8—2, 8—4.
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