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‘Lockwood’s Hail—Lionel Barrymore in
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THURSDAY—WM.FARNUM in “THE FIRES OF
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Frederic McKay Presents
“'l='1.9;:°;:America's Greatest Singing Comedienne
B LAwN CHEF RING!
With ‘ALL HERALATEST SONGS'and
A Company of Prominent Players including
HELEN LOWELL
In WILLARD MACK’S New Comedy
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America‘s Greatest Singing Comedienne
A Company of Prominent Players, Including '.
HELEN LOWELL
l.\' WILLARD MACK‘S NEW (7().\iF:l)Y
“BROADWAY AND BUTTERMILK"
"Full of wit that is up to the minute."—-N. Y. Herald.
“Another ‘Old Homestead,’ but with Blanche Ring
and. songs.“~.\‘. Y. American.
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(THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
1 SATURDAY '
Si FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-
VILLE
FEATURE PICTURES
Tonight—Triangle Play, “Home.”
{Tomorrow—Geraldine Farrar in
, Paramount picture, “Marie-
f . VRosa."
‘ {Friday—“Husband and Wife," a
‘ strong domestic drama.
“Alien Souls.”
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EVERY ONE WAS SATISFlED.
-‘ - stile-.mewto‘coaoetut.
‘ as ‘ “hunt to collect it.
~ "xii ”No matter." said the'
“ on‘tcarelfldon't"
{annihilating ‘
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;to stand a suit for sq small a sum." jnlmost ‘three hundred pounds behind
"Very well." said the lawyer; "then
my instructions are to sue. But I
should hardly think it would pay you
"Who will get the money if I pay it,”
asked the man.
The lawyer was obliged to confess
that he should.
“Very well." said the debtor; “that's
another matter. If Smith isn't going to
get it I am perfectly willing to pay it.”
—Youth's Companion.
The best thing to use for cleaning
a burned enameiled saucepan is- a
piece of pumicestone. It will remove
every burned particle from the sur-
'face without scratching the enamel.
:éo (rho lawyer demurred: The bill was
1 lo emit-that it Mideast the whole wife proudly. ‘
l‘ “But."why‘hsve yofi‘ ”got out ill a; .
0110.41 fashion’pipers uwelitss the cooker? Friday Ms.“ Murray in “The
p as tour: "
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if the saucepan is badly burned, how-
;ever, the enamel will be discolored,
Saturday—Same Hayakawa in and the contents of the. saucepan will
always be liable to burn readily.
RECIPE OR PATTERN.
Stella called on her newly married
A very angrytolient entered a New friend. Bella, and found her attired-in
-; Work. laiyer’swiilce. He had celled‘a businesslike overall, while her arms
r upon a debtor-sad asked~him politely were full of fashion papers and cook- .
to pay a' billrof. deth'snd had been ery books.
~ i' abused tennis-pains; Now he wanted "Hello!” she exclaimed. "What are
lyou going to make?"
“Some cakes.”
hostel? . ., ‘
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“in
-"Broadway and Buttermilk”
. land
' roles in
Harbor."
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REGENT THEATRE.
“BROADWAY AND BUTTERMILK."
Blanche Ring in her latest success
will be
seen .31 the Regent theatre tonight.
This drama of country life with a mix-
ture of Broadway and the white lights
offers the joyous comedienne, we are
told. quite the best opportunity she
has ever had to prove that she is a
comedienne of the very first rank who
need not sing songs to win the ap-
proval. But as the public want her
to sing Frederick McKay; Miss King‘s
manager, has persuaded Willard Mack
to allow the introduction of several
musical numbers during the action of
this (‘lH'or comedy of the “Way Down
East" and "The Old. Homestead" type.
Loekwood's Hall Norwslk Tonight i
LIONEL BARRYMORE'S
DISTINCTIVE CAREER.
Regarded by Many as Most Versatile
of Remarkable Family.
Lionel Barrymore, who is starred
in ”The l'plnurval." a five part Metro
wonderplay. is considered by many
critics to be the most versatile meni-
her of the wonderful Barrymore-
Drew family of artists. He was born
' Philadelphia and is the son of the
i te Maurice Barrymore and George.
Drew. Lionel made his first appear-
ance on the stage in l893 in “The
Rhais," playing with his illustrious
grandmother. Mrs. John Drew. at.'
who had the role of “Mrs. Malapropffl
He lat-:r appeared with her in “The-
Road to Ruin."
Lionel's next appearance upon that
stage. after an absence oi two years.
was in “Squire Kate" and "Gunner?
’6-l."; He appeared in support
of Nance O'Neil. now also a Metro]
star. in.scveral plus. and the next.
season was featured in prominent
“Uncle, Dick,’ "The Hon.
John Grisby" and .“Arimna.” The!
following year he toured the country:
with the late James A: Home in "Sal
John Drew, his uncle. then took
Lionel undcr his charge. He was
with Mr. Drew for two slasons. play»
ing in “The Second in Command”
and “The Mummy and the iiummins
llird." Other plays in which Lionel
appeared include ”The Other Girl"
“The Best of Friends." ”The ilrixton
Burglary" and "The Firm: of Fate."
\thn Sir .l. hi. linrric’s plap "Pon-
taloou." was presented in this countr)’
Lionel was chosen to play the titltI
role. The next season h:- went into
vaudeville with the sketch “Th"? Still
Voice." touring the country .
Uoncl was one of the first rccmr'
Itizerl_l=laizt‘ tKlara to no into motion
piclurcz. lie mud-1 his screen debut
with ll. \\'. Griffiths. pinyin: small
parts with the old lliotziuph (‘oinpauy
.t‘uon aflcrwurrl he was featured in:
i i 4‘ °
- iclthcr the stage or screen, has been
With ALL IIER LATEST SONGS and L
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lliogrnph productions. ’l‘hcn camel
"The Exploits of Elaine," in which
Lionel attracted nationwide {Ill-I‘ll
tion. However, his host work, out
with iii-3| ro.
‘Thursdsy Wm. Farnum in “The Fires
of Conscience."
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l‘lERE'S A LARGE MAN
| WHO STAATED WORK
{ WITH SMALL vorcs.
;Wiliard Louis. Weight 280. Got First
Job by His Soprano Voice.
One look at huge Willard Louis who
appears on the screen in Willam
‘lt‘ox‘s “Fires of Conscience" will con‘
ivincc anyone that here is a man who
must have one of the best bass voices
in the country. A big husky” fellow,
with a heavy chest. he is able to put
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the lung power which was one of his
,finest assets when he vxrrltcd co the
slurp. '
; Ilut Willard Inuit‘s voice was not
'bnos. it was a
:filfih soprano when the,
actor first be: his career. He Liam;
in one of the principal churches of
San Francisco when he was eigh
. West Broadway. on the lower end of
it
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.glNSTALLED 0N easy PAYMENTS!
”750
I Three Cents l‘er Hour fer Gas Corsumed.
Th: expense of operating the little Gas Heater is small. The fact that it heals instantly , , ,
and can be turned low or completely off. in a very short time, makes it inexpersive to use: ‘ “ '
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Manhattan island, some of the slum
districts in that region in which Miss
Murray found herself. For “The Big
Sister" is a story of the New York
underworld and it had to be taken
in the slums.
WITH ORDER BRINGS THE HEATER, NECESSARY LENGTH OF.
TUBING 'AND HOSE CONNECTION TO OUTLET. THE HEATER IS
PORTABLE. CAN BE USED IN ANY ROOM AND WILL PROVE EX- ,
PALACE THEATRE TREMELY SATISFACTORY.
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VAUDEVILLE BILL ;
AT PALACE THEAIRE.
Five Big Acts Features the Bill at the
Playhouse for Last Three Days of
Week.
THIS IS A LIBERAL OFFER 'AND GIVES YOU AN OP—
PORTUNITY TO GET YOUR HEATER NOW ‘ON PAY- .
MENT OF 75¢ AND HAVE FOUR MONTHS TO PAY
FOR IT AT $1 PER MONTH. ~
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Five his acts of vaudeville will be
the attrac'ion at the Palace theatre
during the la‘st three days of his week.
Manager Andrew J. (‘ollins has made
arangetncns for an especially strong
bill. which will be featured by the
best pic'urcs. it‘uli announcements of
the hill will be made.
Tongiht Bessie Barriscale appears
at the ihculre in “Home." Tomorrow
night Geraldine Farrar. prima dona,
See the dealer in operations at our Office
The United Electric Light 8t \l’atcho.
Rosa" and on Friday the World domes- a _ . . Phone 1689 67 WALL STREET
tic drama story of "Husband and Wife"! “353.357 ”7 WWJ
will be the attraction. For Saturday .
the play "Alien Souls." featuring Sunday.”
Japanese actors and actresses will be.
the picture featurr'.‘ g
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g The campaign a toast Chancel-:kcl. and the circular is regarded
"On the Show lwnt enemy lor von Bethmangn-Hollweg is as symptomatic rather than-nus
batalions which advanced underfusuming a more tangible larmxious. '
-;—'— the PWNCtW“ 0‘ a hurricane 0*.One of the latest developments
GERMAN DEFENSEb 313' fire succeeded in occupying the is c. cirular demanding the retire-i
TWEEN MORVAL AND ST.‘ villages of Karadjakoi. jcmkoi ' merit of the chancellor, which has
VAAST WOOD CAPTURED‘ and Nevolyen. BY counter 3‘“"b¢ei‘l' Sent by'a' vociferous group
BY FRENCH- luck: we drove the enemy from of his Opponents to such mem- _ _
the. h“ I” named Vil"_3°9_ ”her: of the'Rei‘chstag is are con-‘ $23,333“ been“! "It???”
ltheir former WWW“.- I“‘El‘tmtl'aidered open to their again-nick“ deter-urinal fifi‘n 061m
:nesr Kandjskoi-conttnues. . The indictment covers almost for the seat in th Rd (1.: .
o“ the Aegean m“? '1“ c"",¢'€rythirig’in' the chancellor's. cased by the death “clash "it
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consi rs e ingon our ‘ " new ., c 53" _ .n_,-,..... .
south 'of' the ‘Allcre. *.Otherwise‘ "In the Dobrudja two Russiaandgin' pitticulsr' '03. hi“ “5,111“ defemm‘fi” Viol“
there was no change. A heavy divisions attempted twice to sd~ tempts to reach an. agreementi
rain has fallen since Ming." writes on the Bechsoul-Amzstzis—. with England, .his first attitude'
(Continued from First Pale.)
tirely in our hands.
"During the night
tai tonnage of 14.600. were sunk
North Sea or the English Char:-
nel between Sept. so and Sent.
29. the Overseas News Agency
announqts. This is in addition to
eleven British fishing steamers-
1nd four British lighters whose?
sinking alreadv has been report-5
‘d. Twentvscvzn of the thirty-'
five were fishinggtseawers. Thin.
tvoone prisoners were brought inl
Liv-the submarinu;
The German Admiralty made:
‘hc following concuncercnt to-!
dav:
“On the c‘terncon 0‘ Oct. r.|
nwal aeroplanes of the aero-t
irome at Zcz‘orueve. Belirm pl‘P-i
med an meow air cuadron. In:
‘he ro-trse of the fieht “'lll"h dc '
veloned an crenv aeroplane was
shot down. Our machinesretur'i-
ed safely.“
(‘ermnnr‘er ananucl Au'ric
dc Planore has been appointed
~‘tsmMM""l‘P (\I the Fre‘tch CT!—
bassv at Washington.
The Romanians who
crossed the Danube and invadel
Bulgaria ar- described as "con-
airlcrable units of troops." in an
official statement .issued bv the
War Office at Sofia today which.
however. does not report anv
clash between t“: Bulgarians 3...:
the invaders. T be statement fol-
ows:
“Macedonian front: East and
west of Flarina there was livelv
artillery. activitv without anv in-
fantry action. In the Moglenica
Valley there was artillery. infan-
trv and machine gunfire On both
weak artillerv activity which ite-
came more violert south of Lat-re
Dofian. At the foot of the Be-
larrchitza mountain there was
quiet. 0n the Struma front there
was violent artillerv fire on both
sides and the fightinv near Kar-
.years old. and he was known for one
‘of the clearest soprano voices on'thc
Pacific Coast.
Like. so many other actors, Louis'
talents were displayed in several lines
of art, His singing ability became so
.well known that he was invited to
sling with Mascagni when the famous
composer visited the Coast. The
ness.
l “Danube front: We occupied
grhe island of Malalralafat. on the
i Danube oooosite Vidin.. We bom-
lbarderl With success the post nod
|barracks at Kaaifat. near the
lvillaze of 6min and dispersed
bv artillery fire a detachment
actor also did some painting. after whicli was Drepnrinq‘ to entremh.
several years of study in the Hopkins
.lnstitute.
. Harris“.
put on “Old Lavendsn’" Louis.
offered a small part.
reer.
singing in a quartet. When his chief
.Ilfl [W , W; [melamine-i.
tslinnvs
m- .
nNear the village of Rahovo. the
enemy succeeded in tl-irowin'r a
nsonstors ~ desttoved=~ the
have“
sides of the Vardar there was'
Thirty-five vessels of countries Toprais Sui line. but “38V Wgrc toward, Belgian neutrality and.
at war with Germany. with a 30-; compeled to retreat under the me. naturallv, his policy in the sub-
of our artillery and infantry.
by German submarines in theThere was quiet on the Blank Sea international prominence among
coast."
A strongly fortified line of
German defenses between Morval
and the St. Pierre Vasst Wood.
on the Somme front. has been
captured by the French. t‘ic
French War Office announced to-
dav. Two hundred prisoners were
taken.
A British Red Cross stza-rer
blew up on Sunday morninq in
the Straits “of Dover. according to
a Poulcone dispatch to the Fi-
‘YM'O of Paris. The dispatch save
“0“‘13 4‘ ‘l‘c disestcr w1s re"ived
bv i-v‘relcss, but that dcta'ls are
lacking.
After three rlcvs o' in'ewmt
a
a.
are rrnorterl to havc wm co“.
dr"'c on Lc nbrrz from t'te. south
and to be threatening the inoort-
a"t railroad town of Brierany.
fifty ""l'“ southeast n' cohort
Renter‘s pe‘rnqrad ' tresroarlrnt
5.1-:- rh» Russia” unde' cover of
arti“"‘" “re. .or‘rd thei wav
of Brzrnnv. driving the Austin
P-rmn force“ fro“! tlt‘ hri‘zht'.
The Russian arti‘ltr'g then r4-
vanrcd and began a honbarrl.
rr‘e’t Of the. camps milit‘rv es-
l'nhli't'rents an'l subur'r, of t"c
town. .
' The contention of correspon-
dents with the British or ny on
the Somme front that th- Ger-
mans erc getting rattled is borne
out by a captured order issued to
a Bavarian battalion bv its CO‘l-
says. in part:
ly making for an artillery barrage
an'd the nervous firing of mar
.citement. We waste an o'er-
mous quantity of ammunition
and damage 'ourselves in the event
of the enemy. It is constant]?
stated that our troops
thrown enormous quant'ties a”
hand grenades because they hauls
heard one enemy grenade explod 2'
somewhere.
“I 'want this sort of thing stnn- '
ped. The men must remain cal-'1
I Louis finally gave up his other lines. bridge over the river. by. which‘ and keep their presence 05 mind.
of work. and adopted thestage for his! he was able to convey ' across» I ha“? the impression In" a I'm"
profession. He began under Edward l Considmble units of Room: AnniiERfl-thfin ‘ filth grandma’s“ ‘
of the famous mrriganand l trian». .
Hart‘combination, and Louis' job was bridge a” the Dobrudiat side; Bevan-tans. Whv alem 30%» ~ '
“Inttlte. Dohrurlia the enemy’s ledge an uncertain“? the ”W "
when ‘ ofi‘ensinorsstthe ~Resihsul-A7msit-l my mmmnsm" r
He accepted. Mott linens stopped by our
rofesslonal cavfigg Consensual“ “the right
the
macadamia. “Nomi-0‘ citations: «what-lush '
,enemv. who was driwtnibselr
us his
. mummy-mamas”
and furTous fighting”. the Russian-
s'rl‘.*eble advantage in ti’e'r ne v'
ammo". 9'“ Zloifi Lina river go‘It‘l '
mander, Col. Hussy. The order
“The demand you are ctmstanb.
rifles because an unseen Britis‘o'
bo‘nbcr throws a few hand r—rren-
adialroi continues with stubborn-Ed“ reveal a state of great em.
lie-'0 ‘
y‘friuhtenua crow-l of
commandsshnssssuendme that; .
misstated-twins)“ cop.
marine issue. The only name of 3‘ the "a“ M
_ . «Ath'f‘lllfie in The Sentinel?
the signers Is that of Ernst Haec-
, contest to the pony holding that“ “
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