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May Robson in “The Making Over of
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the ialnite. But since William l‘ar-
inun known that he cannot get quite
itnat high. he makes his soul behave.
‘md decks it out no best he knows
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”5'“ "‘ ovum “°T““""‘ “*“9' “3'3"! 10'! now arise is waste stun.

in London with! Int rendvtsd warn-t
ms at the M w. although
'then I did not simmer underaund.’
‘An stiscke tranfipflesch negation:
asked me my thought or return-1
*ing to New Yuk. TI- wwan July 23.
1914. i told him random to loave'

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. Pflm' ' ’ l —— masts. and my aieée‘s net
‘ , “WM; 1‘01 null or Tragedy rolls-s His swim! "u “3%". .Mwiem ‘5
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Wednesday Thursday Friday . A few days ago. Farnum's soul i
. Wm. Hazel Dd mannered for respectable clothes. in in two days, N m to go 9“.
w ““7 .Famum and“ ithe recent pictures he has acted for August 5!!! m5- asked me why
in m Oven Moor William For. Mr. Farnum has worn! had but CI “0 dual due. and l
. ‘The End of in shirts of rough flannel and pants or told him lost because i thought i

The ShOP Girl” 'The Trail" “Under Cover" some kind of coarse cloth which the would enioy “other week'- stay.
. . ' actor eails “sandpaper for." The thing ‘ '1 Wouldn‘t postpone my depart”
Saturday—Warsaw.” with Edith Storey. . {got to be quite monotonous. and m- are. if I who res. bet would go day

Billie Burke in “Gloria's Romance.”

 

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i "It. Dilly 2:15 , '.
a; 3; Iva. 7:1. .M O " lowing neck-ties. lie was going home Frenchman‘s advice. I did. and se- She has been an “hem student of;
TODAY, TUESDAY THURSDAY to h"? ‘ glorious “'3“- cured 9‘3“" It 0000. When '0“ pantomine, and sacrificed an oppor-W'
‘~ That night he went to the Fox 01- think at how wealthy people were mu“, to ,m h 1", “"5 ago through
See 10“" 3‘33"“)!!! lines to see no director. Oscar c. glad, in n low asyi. to ride in the he, hm, mm m m m. puma
GAIL KANE tn Apfel, who was snperintending the steerane of pity ”PM could get, Play at Obernmnlergau. Mm Kane
. “THE LOST '5. taking 0' “The End 0‘ the Trail" “t you will consider " luCky Vb” I appeared in her first screen play as
Gllddcfl J‘met' June ElVldge BRIDEGROOM” the time. When It. walked into (h. 19" you I h“ ‘9‘"! With ['0 Dllh- the adventuress m “The are“ D18-
i and Robert Cumming; f? Wolloe. the boy at the door stopped him. rooms. a sitting up and bedroom mood Robbery." whit-h. "in: m 900,.
In Burton E. SteVenson'n FRIDAY vs lhe":::-ll have to be announced. sir. lfor‘Chzo‘lsnromon ”chm.“ the u‘n.:hho:t$phz;twu a firm": Aural:
' “I!“ “it. o 0 or man s. s e con-i n
Naval Story CHAS. RAY i “What do you mean, announced?“ nehahs. on which Uta-ts own is nl‘lo play in “The Labyrinth" for the
d I r l
g o . in Farnum asked. “1 ve never been an reservist and before we landed in New Equitable Motion Pictures Corpora-
PAYING THE pRICE" “THE DESERTER" ‘ inounced here." i York he Ind man of MI crew Ind“: “on. “a .0 we“ did her efforts ”5“"
t i “Then i was not on the door." said ordered by wireless be report to them" she has allied hem" permanent-
3 WEDNESDAY ”6 . . I ;. Ethethoy. "1 line my orders. and i can't €010". Lliel‘ l W he '33 1"“,1, "uh ”I. World rum COY'DOPIUOH.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANK KEYSTONE COMEDY let any strangers by without their be- . in charge of the Lusitania which made He, first World Film Corporation.
, S ' 'ing announced." .its sensational run to nation from in NP.’1n‘ the Price." a mu] Story
in SATURDAY Ft Famum looked at the boy. then ren- New York. After we had been on from, the pen of Burton E. Stevenson,
"FLIRTING WITH FATE" ' [lined what had happened. and burst the ocean a few days. Captain Clare' one of the country's no“ proliiic writ-
; HAZEL DAWN iout laughing. But the boy failed to told me. one foggy morning, that n "h, which was prepared in ,cehngo
" . and l . . . . . . in f sedn any Joke in the matter. The man big liner had Just dashed put him no form by Gardner Hunting and directed
KEYS . thefore him was utterly unknown. close that one could have thrown a by Frank H. Crane. in which she is
TONE COMEDY‘ “THE SALESLADY" '- _. 3 "All right." l‘srnum said dually. stone upon her door. site u. going “phoned h, . mo" cm, ,mudm
NEXT WEEK—MO - :‘l; "Tell Mr. Oscar C. Apfel thavflerman 85 knots an hour. ‘lt was the Krona Gladden James. June Elvidge and
'Clune’s Film SpeCtnCIe “'gghA/I‘él:xq’T£tEhSDfiv_w' H' Brown wants to see him nbout getting Prinnessen Cecile. the German boat Robert Cummings.
. phony orchestra. ' ’ l a "g" 'ym' 1" Job in the pictures." with 310,000,000 shoal. which soon 111-: ulu Kane wls given two widely di~
rm ' The boy bowed. and went inside. ierwards turnout-st to ur Harborfimwm characters to portray in both
c.» j, iFnrnllm was anxious to see it the Di- with her'rich freight to avoid es‘pture‘chhm productions. “Seven Keys to

COLONEL RYAN iN MEXICO. .

__.... . )Apfel's oilic'e. The Director glanced lens are hoist“), the silent wo: tracted widespread attention and corn-
«He is in Command of 13th Cavalry at ‘ {up from his desk, saw the man be- men oi the I‘ll-um. .. .Htrrbands and rnent. When “th how she construct-
' A"ilonturn. INOrwllk Corporation is Defendant In lore him. and asked him to have s sons and brother, .0 al to the loom.“ the "0 “villaine'g” 1-01.33 so that
Lieutenant Colonel Jame. ‘A. Ryan! A9490. on doom-ct.- heat. «Then. he “it?“ii «round. and nevcra word Wining: beard both would, he equally Villnlnous. rot
EU. whose home is in Dunbury «us.- i" “Mr. Brown?" he asked. and Famum from the women m are left behindi many different in tempemmnm, pity. .

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The John P, Boyle Co., of Jersey

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‘ silk. and resilient white linen; suits of

: fhesutliully sort and trash.

num desired a change. So he saun-
'tered into a hs-berdashery in Holly-
iwood. Solo and asked to see some
iciothee.

He saw them-shirts of soft pink

ibiue and gray and light checku.—~n.ll
Farnum
revelled in the very sight of them.
Then he .invested liberally , bought
several stiff whine cdlars end a dozen

rector would recognise. him. .
tA few mlnhtes later. he entered Ir.

.bowed smiling.
; .“l'm,.afrnid we haven't an om

after tomorrow a_s yon oriuaally plan-I
ned.‘ " 5

“Why?" i asked. }

" Well, take my advice and secure
your pnsssge at one.) " was his rem
ply. . '.< !

“i told my Ht. shout what the‘
attache had nsld‘and she declared that,
while she did not understand what it.
was all about; then was something
in the air and tut i should take the

by the Brilhh. ,
“l thinh tho m wonderful sacri-Z

Not only all that
- their gupportfiig

. tion were unlimited.

:Blldplte.” and "The Miracle Man,"

,That was real patriotism. its well” Deutschlsnd h“ beenrreceived by a.
'love or their fellow 'men.” i

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army is it source or intern-land sadder Olly. N. J.. has brought an' action
‘Wliii every Dsnburian, is now in com? against the St. George Pulp d I‘nper
mnnd of the Thirteenth cavalry. which Cm. oi New York snd Norwsllt to
1's; stationed at Angostura, Mexico, recover 82.600 on alleged breach of

few."- moans Director. .- "WmensJo-tnnmpweh,

least is full.'.' . . . .done and always will do when their
inbout 150 miles south of the borderflcontrilct, "'an not ,glve me Parnum's ”“09?" country |' in dsnger. I ”“9 ‘1“

.Th . ib‘srnum asked. “He's n pretty poor many, letter.) from my dearest and
St; only detachment 0‘ the United Back m 1909 the plaintitr 5"“ muttsictor and not worth his cartsre tn the most intimate friends llt‘h'ome within
es‘ army that is further south than it entered into a contract with the. ' , the past few months and while never

nmlonel a ' - ' Mum."
. miles “-02? theoreregiment but “81%;: {22:31:1th :2“, 3:; ‘lrfgtlnmzizfi Then the Director looked more close sl have both sons and husbands with
. In a letter to an scannintsnce' in fnciure of “straw boards." The I" It gradually “w?“ on him that the army. which “ iightingon “I. ”-
"ii“ city Colonel Ryan writes: “I am plaintiff was to take the entire smith“ veil-groomed. handsomely titted. tinent, not one has even lntimnted that
Kind to hear how Well Dnhbury treat." nunl culput 0, this kind or ruthenium“ before him was Vilillism l-‘srnum..:1n givlrhg uph hiking: fillet! has she
ted the National Guard soldiers when which amounted to from two hundred‘ Hf. l'ufh’d' Then he tecame ”1°“; one oi on on 1"
they went through their city. 1 know to three hundred and fifty tons Yours spoiling ‘yourr'telfn mm. b: O
fl-hey appreciated your kindness and it“ The defendant did furnish Inboutlcried to Fernum. you” ‘0‘ out 2,“. “l£fliiLlN M‘ A 90“?“
{was public duty which Dnnbury very forty-seven tons, but no more and the } the, spirit 0' “I” picture. “d ”all! h“ In A Dollar'b is “swung.
properly assumed and carried out in plaintiyt had to go into the open markgnever be able to get back intob:t.rd‘;'on e. twrzozealonla' le onll asp tun-
its usual good spirit. get to tiny something like 175 tons Him“k 3°“ :hould have P ”3' f s ti ‘ :tgx9nu y. ‘ $h3nn; e "Mm:
‘ "I was proud of my home town when a 005‘ ‘“ em" 0' “'9 “I‘m“ We.“ i $22.33.; $3 :Sei'a min anynin 1o: this Xi‘an. Catntiilic "glob
i! read what they did for the sons of amounting to about “.500. it in forms: styles .. ‘ p igrounds. it ssvours 0‘ the English.
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[Nothing will be remembered so long: ..____._.. ._ ,... ’ ‘ul $3,333,! 20:: “0' 3.32:“? ::::i mgiqukglgtgag’wufl 0‘ the
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:5;22:33::n3303vttfiogfgg “:27 DEE; 2.3:: 13E lziglgcnfiAg): .1 had been playing. This one'eveninn! it is embnnsning to be without the
associated in their minds with hthd‘signmenin of dyes ”on!“ from ‘Gerr‘ has been as much it recreation in meiwherstwlthal. particnlnrly when ones
. _ , . , m h the if i had been oi! cruising about the chosen lady inconcorncd. it is shout
_hospitniity. Three cheers for ”“59”” any y the "mum" "“31"" Mediterranean. :' . iihrs predicament that the play centers.
“Well, you might as well have been." i The farce will be enlivened hymns!»
ssld Apfel. “i suppose yOll are spoiled 'csl numbers which have been cleverly
for the rest or the picture. We should ' adapted to the plsy. ‘
insert a clause in your tuturo con-t TMClub ls fortunste in securing“
tracts, requiring you to wear buck-'lending lady. Miss Vern Hsnlon. Who
kin and brogans tbr lite." will be remembered as Nail,“ the
' pm in _‘men Stockinufl nines no
moon by 'btergsret nnfiin. John went.

 

coloring company hi this city and
!constiiutes the iirst shipment of the
‘kind to reach this city from Germany
manufacturers since the beginning or
.the war. Otherdyestuffusers ‘lere
.. received bills of hiding for some or,

the Deutschlsnd's cargo. which is es'f. ‘ * '
timsted to have included about 200? ACTRESS TELLS WAR EXP!”—

 

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WEDNESDAY AND~THURSDAY tome! dyes valuedln ex‘ ss-of .1. -' , -' . . ,
. 1 V V .wvsiNmos _ 000,000. ._., on t. .. onrtntothsrounlonnda- to..the_ gay-.ty
‘ 'May Robson Degeribu an'timpgm. of the situation. Ralph Dibble anoth-

At 8:80 o’clock
THE SCREAMING‘FARCE .,

_“Lendflen$”'

Or “Lend Me 3N0 Shilllnfl" '.
Pernphrssed

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It is r ' '
- repo ted that high prices are, otic Sacrifices for Army. _

'dem '

the :1; ed 311:; thine or: but (theft. An illuminating ides or the patriotic
labs rd tolled re fl “EU? “‘9 sacrifices the people of England "9
wiilube reuniting“ “32‘“?le pmnm‘m‘km‘ for their soldiers in the pm.
t . on e r sale. He de~ out w". h. 81?” 51,,“ May Robson;

iel‘. accomplished amateur is also it.
member of the csst.‘ as are Mrs. lrvlng
Haymes and Mrs. Albert P. Rose who
-,have own in‘ musical as mil-tan
{in drainstic‘nffsirs. Mr. Albertgm

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'; . .Secon ‘ cry PM, "'9'. 3:113:3‘: ”9“ 0‘ “'9 'd’lt'” 19‘..ls_tnrrihg lh :‘The fishing; om ot‘Mrs. anaesthesia-sin in the “optimum.
[ADMlSSION . 35-9st . enrlt twice what was, fol-one performance tdnight. gpany. and big ability has been demon-

- below the; war. thst , freight and moon 1‘

,. . "Miss Robson isn't-it! ll having been sunbeds-plays or previous years. lit.
once charges are three times ‘9 3”“ ‘born in Austrilli. 5 lie;- iather was‘

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7 3' ., w"- 2 . Deutschlandwero not in the rot-m or s x. . « « , . .. .1 this we think is the true
' ; 2' ; . : c: . t and this popular not , accordingly. winter; - Last..bnt.by no means‘leastgll‘n an . . ' . y
. Eree All ‘ week I . fifézhtcogposea- 0:5" n. and" "with, is collided i0 speak 0? things British."T ' 7 ‘ ,1 has led :al-E fill!“ 9‘ ”twine”: _
' . 9 had tfinfuhw- but Miss Robson‘s: in Lo don an the war- J , stic unthno' _ .» . 7 ,
“3 10° W“ i ' yin-yam. wm my 1.:nULLIVAN olo Moi-git.

clouds burst‘llld washout :0
tin rec-tiring ‘nnd soilrig ‘upon
din-[to make an early sailing for “13.

ted States if sibwished to avoid)

“F“F'i able delays.
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Gall Kane. who plays the star role
of Judith Corbin in Burton E. Steven-
son's stay of army and navy life,
“Paying the Price," makes her debut
on the World Film program. and in-
cidentally, only her second appearance
on the screen. She is a product of
the legitimate stage, where she attain-
ed a high degree at popularity as an
actress of no mean ability and of
pleasing personality.

She is now in her twenty-fourth
year, and one of the youngest stars
on Broadway. She created the great-
est impression in her dramatic career
in George M. Cohm's top-notch cost.
edy. “Seven Keys to Baldpste." inl'
which she had one of the most impor-i
taut parts. The big success she made I
in this play induced Mr. (‘ohan to cast;
her for a leading part in "The Miracle!
Man," where she again scored as an'
actress oi great versatility and one.
whose powers of dramatic interprets-i

She gsve up a number of import-:
ant theatrical engagement; to devote;
her entire time to the silent drama..

 

and her remarkable performances at-

.twd d'“! Wi‘slcai characteristics and attractive:
eyhziflbn” "Hearth. replied: . , ' '
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“Lanai! With Us and Not at Us." the
Spirit oi New Irinngls Picture
. Starring Douglas Fairbanks.

 

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Once upon n time this old world was
very much concerned with the pf01)"‘nl
of how many angels could stand on
the point of n needle. Several cen-
turies later rorloutt minded people
were engrossed in an or iiy‘ import~
ant dlscuzuion abou‘ "..ether or not
it is wise to keen r secret from an nu-
dlence The Elmer to the later quos-V
tlon has come at Inst in a film called
"Flirting With Fate," just released
on the Triangle programme. and that
answer is. “Take the audience into
your confidence to the limit."

The idea in this aim is to make the
audience part of the picture. and con-
sequently the plot is talked over with
them in a series of amusing subtitles.
In incl. these subtitles finsh upon the
screen the very remarks the spectators
are about to make themselves.

When Fairbanks. in the chancter
of Angy Ainsworih. an artist who is
down in his luck. keeps getting one
misfonune sfter another and the. nudi-
fulsm: han' been‘shownonn more inl-
p'entiln; that he is not awareof. the
[subtitle reeds; . ' -
'(‘HEER up, Auov. THE WORST

“ ‘ "1b m-ro cone.
‘nnd when thnteploce oi mister-tuna—
rejection by the girl of his heart—does
'col‘no to pm in Auxy’s life the follow-
ingsnbtltiemlinrerittrnppmance:
wisp. . .Aanlnn rouse
sins. . or. ; can hummer; sorrow
Lime You sits. sunshine-
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Aomme'rnsrlon REVENUE BILL. ,,

wA‘snmoron. August '15.-—'rhe'
trevlsedhndministrnuon revenue bill.
which is expected‘ to yield $205,000, .
000 annuallywas ready today 10mph- . ‘
mission to the Senate. it was finally .
npprot'ed» by Senate Democrats in can-
cus last night as amended by the Ft-

wll‘. be reported 'to_ the senstegtnmor-
row and: taken? up 'fe‘r consideration»
as soon as the‘Oovernmeht Shipping '
bill. is disposed of. . ' i
Features 9”“ revised meanmnro ‘
a spring of incomes, and inheritance
71min jinn per ccnt.‘ net profits! on
the "manufacture 0! war .mnng'tionntn _
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w mtg-on; boy w 310.01).

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tires. and increases: the