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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 16, 1916 · page 3

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The Story of

Tuesday——Within the Law
Wednesday—The Story of
the Rosary
Thursday—One Day
Friday—Graustark
Saturday—The Great
vide
PRICES—Matinee—Chiidren,
Evenings—roe, 20c,
Seats Now

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NEE AND NIGHT.

 

 

. NEW YORK, CHICAGO ani BOSTON

All Agree that this is indeed- the Greatest Motion

Picture i

spectacle.

People
Horses
Cost

 

 
 

 

 

TONIGHT

COMING—KATINKA, S ATURDAY, OCT.

' tn m-irrv I’liiltn. thrnatells l0 disowii ‘ Wavy. 0U! 01 VI: and Bickish‘.
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TH! JOOIIPH W. PAYYON .TOCK
COIPANV AT THE I‘GENT
THEATRE ALL THII WIEK.

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The Dawn of Love”

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WREGEN I I WEE “la!" r ”Mimi! mm“ ””4" I'ir by her huh" and Paul , vital il
d‘latiih ill itr-r and “Jr -~|lir Story «I ‘ .umh d_‘o“”n m I'Iui'r “‘er i
I“ my?» h M h' Rafi" Wm“ Karl inflow and l‘IuI'r eventual re
”All Next Week—Ilatinees Daily ”2"“ .' ., . . e WWW “r ,4 “W . -. . .
. _ iil> pin) “a: lfUllKill to Allit‘lltil ”h, "w “nu Mme “f III? ("llltl’th-W LXIRA tlEAT. WHEN
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Las‘ season’s Favor‘tes 31:]: “gr: ”:1 Wm“: ”11””; I'f“ forth the substance of Mr Howard Ii OWN A ‘LIIILL (,“ASLR.
.i . t: r ran it man o .100
. absorbing story
“THE PAYTON STOCK co .. it
. lzlli (-tlllili’lt‘lli as (tic tints; be-t Milt and four “or The film” bi” iii I?
tell iitii tcst actw lllr'itl lama N-cti
. :t't‘llt' and tin mess rooiu "lf‘nt show
New Effects iii Anicina in hit yrars. li lid.~ all ”NM ”mm“. mummm whith IiUide
A New Repertorre, New Scenery the Virtue: (II a perfectly \\Tliit"1 my ‘audhtm i
REPERTOIRE drama. and tile interpretation oi .i M

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SUN DRUNKENNESS.
rules they now phi." b n dru'ik is conditiin i‘
The sce'ie of "l‘h-s Story of tlic T“ from? Wu 3: W

limarl" contineli' of Europe into which any one may W3” WWW ”WW8
The country is "huh-less, but it might mews‘ Exposure ‘0 m" “WWW “NIH?
‘ will reduce. a man to a condition aim.“
most exactly r sembling drunkcnziessi

llc stagger}.’éiut and is usually (‘tllll'."L
pellid to lia down and "sleep it ofl."i“
Sun drunkenness is sometimes act-our. ,
panied by nausea. Another curious.

tors of lilt‘

the Rosary

The Woman He Married
One Day

is lili'

be any one of aite nations now eni~
broil-d in the war. Tw'o soldier ('ou"
l'hiiip Romain. 2i crafty, wciiltli)
captain of industry. and Paul Romain.
also it captain of infantry, but frank

and neither l‘l‘iliiy

Within the Law
The Great Divide
The Spoilers

 

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it Read About the “Chill ChasersW

THlS LITTLE GAS HEATING STOVE IS A WONDER, IT 180' VALUE II
HOME WHETHER HEATED WITH STOVES OR FURNACE. THERE ARE
DAYS WHEN IT CAN BE USED TO GOOD ADVANTAGE.

 
 
 
 
 
 

AND WHERE YOU WANT IT, IS POSSIBLE IF YO'I
DON'T BE WITHOUT ONE THIS FALL.

Our Big Otter!

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PHONE FOR ONE TODAY
The United Electric Light and Water (30.1

Phone 1680 67 WALL STREET

 

Br ngs the Heater Complete. $1 Month-
ly for Four Months Pays For It. $4.75
Total Casr.

 

 

 

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nor wealthy, loiid Princess Velictid fact ,
30c and 50c SHIN”, ”Hugh.” (1“ It“. impoi mt. tropics. where the sun rises at the;
On Sail.- works .0, another "1th ext-tremor, some time all the year around, in thati ‘ ‘
28, MATI- rennin lrii‘ors the suit of limit. it you do not set up before sunrisri .,..,.:. WW" ' ‘

 

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Symphony

Orchestra

 
 

PALACE THEATRE.

“CIVILIZATION."

'l iiiiilitiL-ciiicnt of the Palace then-
he .ikc ,L'lt‘tli pride in announcing
tinii til“ tittrnction beginning Thurs-
du‘i. alctobcr :36, will be the wonderful

$l,i.t'vl.‘tlt0 photo spectacle that startled
the 134m world it few months ngo when
it fir<t il"iN‘iii‘(‘d Thomas ll. Incc's
“Ch'liiztllinll.” Never before wu”
tlicrt- unveiled such a multitude of
'woniicrful sccnm framing :1 drama of
fi'ii'id rcnlisni iii itl!‘;t‘lll‘>s beyond con-

ception. Produced :it the, famous

IIIt‘t'Ilii‘,‘ studio from a scenario writ» ’

tell by t‘. (lurtTcnr Siliithlll' them were
employed in the milking 40,000 ”people
and t0.titi0 horses. It took over tit-
iccn months to film, and the cost of
the produc‘ion totalled over $1,000,000
nudging this the most gigantic photo
Spectacle of all ages. In New York_
and well as ill ‘

t‘hicngo, as Boston .
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Painless Extracting

II. is no longer necessary for a per-
ivon to dread the extraction of teeth.
1ten :1 method so harmless and pain
I‘ w" is nuliiabie.

l have made :i special study of this1
thumb of work and am able to meet'
ni.c demands in (“fry case; if your
lt‘étil have been neglected until they
are broken on‘, or if there are con-
ditions which render them ditiicult toi
extract, they will respond just as sat-
isfactorily to my methods on those!
which do not reuuir especial care.
The mouth is left in‘tzood condition
and no ill atteretfects follow.

Personal nttentiim given to all de-
tails. Consultation tree.

——-._

DrJ. H. Mailery i

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Matinee Price‘s—43 A i" v :1‘ 7

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Ni‘Zilt Prices—25p 5," and ch.

 

liti- phi-o t‘i in‘l‘ ilit‘til.

from whi-ncc it (‘Olllt'S direct to this .lt~"scy t‘gty, At losson zipl‘IIcs to :tlly country urn-1c

city. it l‘l'tzlit'ti 'hc Kl‘.‘lltt‘hi N‘ll~tllioll it wry t‘Itl'i) time she dciclopcil n dc- pared to lllt‘t'i the {infirm he .»\t

lill‘flll‘itiiin. tlnt crcr bus “‘0" l‘ccoi‘d- :~ir tU iii". ttllii illitc initiii‘. pvl't'ornr the end of tho pr “rent \\'.’ll‘ .hi“i~ \\ i‘. .

ml. .K'o ihvro is :i creat -‘\'t'lll ill store ililt‘t“? \\t‘I't‘ tiiVI‘ll in the ('t'iiiil‘ of her be millions of iillc troops In Europe “Wm” " ’
tor loiul t‘ticntrcuocrv in tlic cumin: ittllllt‘. with .‘\ilii\\i.‘i for NllllIt‘ Koti'n:~. What new Irish will IH‘Hl‘i for hcm‘.’

uppciiiiincc ol' "(‘i\‘ili'/.;itioli." 'l‘licrc Her mother lli\\:l_\'S occupied :i sent on Will l‘()\‘t‘it)ll.‘- cyan: be curt on thc riilt-

will hc :i will: ’niii'ii‘ :iiiiioiiiii‘ciiiciii «if :i rii-kciy chziir in the front row. and n 0:; of the continents ditcov. :‘mi hy‘lio

lilltibus’.’ \\'ill some linilmrcr liltc
Napoleon Ill. who sent tii‘.‘ French in«
vndci's into Mcxico~ :zttcntpt to some
n fiiir and wealthy portion of the New
lleinisphcr‘? Tilt‘ll-~-l‘ll'i"< the country
nttuckcd is ready and will prepared“
history will l‘t‘t'tll‘ti :1 rcnl ti‘:i:'.'c "Frill
of a Nation."

school chum sold tickets.

(‘otiiplctinu her education tli PHI-“-
lllllri llull high school. in New York.
Miss ’l‘nlntndno .soon afterwards sought
a cliuttcc to work in thc moving pic-
tures. Sii'.‘ this not tom: in getting an
opportunity to play :i small part. and
her ziilrnliccmcnt has been rzipid. Like

the éale of seats.

 

PENNY A SEAT WHEN NORMA
TALMODGE FIRST APPEARED
'Twas Many Years ‘Ago, In the Cellar
of the Paternal Home In
Jersey City.

 

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tttitn)‘ “i litt‘ “It! Stills. of inc il't‘i It is against this tt‘t‘l‘iJ‘Q dunner that
-.\'mnm 1‘31"“!de who is ,1". mar ol' \H‘t‘iai. Niti‘ hit." never ultli“‘t|t‘t‘d (ill 7’10 "illoiuns Dixpn' til-e tiiitlior ol' the spec-t

tuclc, provides an awful warning.
“The l’tiil of ti Nation" is doing more

than spread the propaganda of nation‘

at dcfcnsc: it actually contributed men

to the forms on iilt‘ Mexican bordch-wm’ __

"The Fall of a Nation" was shown t‘orI

‘thc first time in bus Angeles on .luilcl MOCNLIC‘iT CA'\‘lI“’InE nT HILL~

speaking stage. but has developed her
liilcnts solcly in screen worli.

"The Socirl Sccrctii‘y,“ thc 'l‘riziltt'lc
Ilt‘inc Arts release to be shown til the
Patrice [il-‘ilil‘t‘. tonight. nindc licrw
she who attending primary school in
theatrical debut before an audienc‘x
which paid one cent, each for tickets.

This, Miss Tii‘madzc say‘s occurred

 

 

"FALL OF A NATION"
STRONG DRAMATIC PICTURE.
Internationally Important S‘ery Told
on Screen at Palace Theatre

 

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_.. m . ._...- _ -_.,__~ TOMON’OW. ’19, 1916. Menihcrs of two California; SIDE SATU-i LAY E\. man's
“TM FR" M W‘ Nation" “'W‘m‘ “W” "" bfl‘lt‘tlt‘si‘ “"ft‘l‘ present an iz'i‘rt“ ”WI On Saturday t'\(‘;li“.g liiztt. th: ll._'.
E A I R E lt‘i‘iscntcd for the first time at ”“3 Pal-I311: Dixon. W“ ‘Wi‘i‘WW'W'Wmim‘ “W WWWW‘WW nfdo'girh: who,“ . hi. i c‘ ;..

ace tliczttrc Tuesday October Will 'work during the. filming of tho bu'tlz". ico'urse of pmp; :.ii in n t r the uh

itells ti vitiil stort of international sit: sppnpg last w.inler Rotor? thr‘ crd “Witter. 1m; (-0 .525 cit i on anU ly'm or in

 

 

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Illiflt‘llnt‘f‘ .\ confedcrntion of l<‘-‘uro the performance Ol‘ti‘AI‘S had bcfn r0 m.) “Ln ., .; ‘i tin hm . A trio l~;‘
.. pean WNW“ decides '0 5"”? Norihéccil'i‘d ”Om ”1" W5" Department. Colonel (1.0. .lfiielz‘.e,:t noted Niitnrii
. The Playhouse That PieaSes.” . .- .. 1 . . . . ' , . . . . n n and . . ~. - . . .. .
:Am'IWWW“ “W“ runncx -' ‘0 Enron. -" ‘tl‘dtlhmliied by Governor J" “‘50-- .list and Picsmc'it m Lit! l...i.t.ii. oi

_ lsecrct army of the foreignborn in rats» tho batteries: left the theatre to en-‘ Amer cnn S ortmen.

VAUDEVILLE TONWGHT- ied iti New York. As the greatest city train for the Mexican border when:1 Colinol 513M,“ built. the (mm, flu;
FEATURE PICTURES iot the .\orth American States has few] may helped defrnd the country nminst in true woodm an 5 )‘le, erecting at.

Tonight—The Triangle Feature, army defenders, it is an cosy task toi bandit Invasion for runny man its. ithqunrp stmctnre of it gs with t‘tc much
"The Social Sec rotary." icapiure it overnight. Several hundred men used as super-1m. pieces rf k mum“ Am, mun. imam.
WTnesday— ‘The Fallof a Nation.” Meanwhile 150.000 trained troops. numerai‘ies in the screen WWW able wood In line cenicr An lie. or
A Stupendous Vitagraph Film. fresh from the European wrote, are rap- quickly enlisted. Becrnac of their cx- blazed up and his audience gathpfpd h
Wednesday—Frank Keenan in idly trnnsported across the Atlantic pet-lancelnthe balm scenes they were a wide circle about him Connor,
the Strong play, “The Thor. with all their equipment of great guns aqslrw‘d to the first regiments that Shields began his talk gtvinsngl‘tvmc
oughbred ” pokson 'gascs, liquid fire bombs. Eflect- would go to the, front. T‘icm men a"\ccount of some of his experiences
Thursday—Mae Murray in that ing a landing. they efl‘liiy vanquish the rct‘rI\:?d from "The Full of a \‘nttnn" The Si“! were ”poem", Interetuet
storv of chit/air}, "Sweet Kitty, small North Amen"!!! "117. Join the two months of actual military tninlnx in hlu account of W, Indian. Rein-in-
Bellairs." foreign-burn conquerors at New York. with full pay. They worked under the “Ht-"e. wh lite and “yeah"?!
; “flaw—House Peter-e “d Gill. and march to Washington where they dmctlon of a retired army anther and were p." of :x mum leading‘itp to
Kane in “The Velvet Paw." ‘dlfivme the Pretldent and out In MI tor the entire um wore members or 0,, Cum Humm- 00M... shield;
Saturday—“Slims *m‘ Sinners” piece the "lineprlal Viceroy of the 3 amp ruin on strict military vrlnei- ,. . moot nodal ml umumluz
Provinces 0! North America." pun, When they were Imm out ”a." 5‘. It 'u M! "a.“ [but
VAUDEVILLE EVERY “"0 the "’0‘“ 0' “‘0 "~01? 1' "I with toll m “10! N m handle-em; things-them:
. 7301:3135? my mo mr New with: mountain m in. u would: W a mm. was. IIII nervo— ‘-

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