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TKOIAS IBIGHAN . R“ I v with! tor my ot the he mom- to mkr hrr lu- wet-int the luv“ crowds td an at in. n
and ’AULINE FREDERICKS Mwm-t- or "The Old runs at “our.” carr. He does not know.- houev-t'. tum which i . lut- proliutvd an: it
ANITA KING in a," “WWWHM Ar“ Plfll' "arrtns that she has been driven from her will be retnemb red that it will 'w
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"THE HEIR TO THE THE AS 5 OF A portion or the site oi the Triangle landlady after having been hounied In". it .WU (we r, ha" ‘ gm,“ laugh . M ‘ , '5.
HOORAH." BMBERS-" ““3“” ‘“" ““0" a “a” 0‘ a “a“ '~°-‘ from 9"”! honest ll‘NUOH by one tonight so justuxo to the It gent 'llica ‘ \ 1' ’ ‘ My (EX-Isa“ : .,
THURSDAY—The Fort Corporation present George Walsh
in "The Mediator."
FREDAY—The japanese attor, Sessue Hayakawa‘ and Myr-
tle Stedman in “The Soul of Kura Sam."
SATURDAY
The big feature picture. “Fugitive," and at 10:30 o‘clock
in the morning for the children, Mary Pickford in “Such a
“Little Queen."
Monday. Nov. 27—Mmc. Petrova in “Extravagance.”
Tuesday, Nov. 28—Theda Bara in “Romeo and Juliet."
reels.
Coming—Mary Pickford in “Less Than the Dust."
7
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Come in andjsee it’ work
late and the miniature forest in other
days Shaded the \etaudus 0! a coun-
try home.
The fine old trees. interlated with
flowering \tncs, provide an idt'.;i park.
and in this sttvan dcll Sir Herbert
lh’erboltm T113, the famous English
actor, (‘hestor Withcy, his director,
and others who had leading.' roles in
the new TriangteFinc Arts play.
"The Old Folks at "0111?," congregat-
Hi each month; during the filming oi
the p‘uy for ttiscusston ot the day's
business and a few tuomeizts' rvhcar
:ai oi the roles.
“till a smile illuminating his lace.
Sir ll‘rbcrt, looking up through the
green leaves to the warm blue sky.
said one morning;
"it's wonderful, wonderful, to be an-
le to live out of doors like this—and
be paid a salary for it at the sum?
time? To brcuthc this delightful air,
to hear tltc hints singing and to fair-
ly ft‘t‘l the grass growing—and yet to
be working—that is life indefid!”
With the exception of his Shake
spcarean roles, Sir Herbert Tree has
probably nevi r had a put more suited
to his talents than that of John Co-
burn, the stern lather in “The Old
Folks at Hamel—the uncontprotnis
ingly honest mart, who has lived up to
a set standard of tile, with no con-
sideration for others who may fall be—
low it.
The hutuanizint: citect produced on
the old man by the dire trouble of his
son, who kills a man under more or
less justifiable circumstances. uiWs
Sir Herbert n remarkable chance for
emotional work. and the great actor's
rehearsals lit the little park were
daily watched with tlit‘ greatest inter
est by his company.
‘ ltt .\ir. Tree's supporting t'ilnl'fll‘t‘
Josephine (‘rou-‘ll, as his Will“, l-ZlmPt'
‘t‘llfton its his son. Mildrcd linrrls as
son's sweetheart, and Lttt‘illt‘
l\'tntrue its a “siren."
"(lid Folks at Home" plays at tht-
; l’dlflt'l' Tllf‘llll‘t‘ tonight.
‘BARNEY BERNARD
. BACK IN NORWALK
lltt'
‘Vitagraph Star Plays in “A Prince in
i A Pawnshop" at Palace The:-
l tre Tonight
1 lltttid Solomon is it Wraith) bank-
. who is hard. almost lllt'l't‘llt'Sn in
hi: tlcttiinus ulth his rich clients.
g’\\'llll'" at the some time he is lillctl
ltvtth it great tenderness for the poor.
itt'hont he aids at every turn. To tnt‘ll .
‘llfllt' his kindness among: the pmpit‘
lot the tlhctto. l:~.- runs a puwttsltop,
ittnlikc all others. for to the newly lll‘
money, not accordion
ol' the articles th‘y ot»
t‘t'ttl
lllt‘ttsttt‘en
Ito tho rttlnc
Stcvins. thn she regains strength.
he secures a position {or her as wait-
ress in a uniquc Japanese walnut-r:
Here sltt' mot-ti Maurite and tho y ttrt
soon great iticnds.
Finally they are sect-lily married
and have a little home of their own.‘
unknown to Mauriu-‘s people, When
ire tor that is the
picture will be show i
Tomorrow Anita King and Thomas
Meighan in “The New to The
. Poorah"
Litllv l'illy Jacobs, the clotsr 5.»
year-old actor of thce lasky t't'uijta'il‘
will appear as a member at the Hub
tlstt wlit_r.- this
Litturft-g brings home his friend Str- porting compan, of Tho : :-,.~ llei 'l
vins. sltu rccogttizes hcr former cm- and Anita Ki'tg in the Paramount
DIDN‘T. ““- however, WU“ 1‘9"“!180 l" tit'turc, "The lit-tr to It - lionruh,"
his reach at least, tells her husband “him will bt- semi at the {agent
that .be is rot worthy of him. relttt- “worm“; mu; t> a but-kt” fur tit--
in: a number of fictitious incidents. tail. in on” stone t lt.t_~ to climb
;'l‘lti.: results in Maurice leaving her
and sending a note saying that it is
well his family will not know of the
disgrace he has brought upon their
name by marrying a woman ot‘ the
street.
'Six years and Mary is now
the mother of a little boy six years
old and living in great poverty, dis~
couraged with the world because her
husband believed her guilty of a ten
rible accusation.
SM is ill and desparste when she
is again rescued by the good angel
of the poor. David Solomon, who is
unknown to both her inther-in-law.
Mary tells her story showing him the
letter from her husband in which he
recognises the writing of his owu son.
ills great heart is wounded at the
taught that his son should have an.
Swrougwl this girl whom he himsell;
tried to aid and he takes the little
grandson home with him, where thel
child is seen by Maurice. Some call
of the blood seems to touch the {title
cr‘s hcart for he remembers Mary and
feeling a desire to find her, be en- me Regan! who many), that Pauline
“”9“ “ d“““"i""- TM“ [act ““"Mly Fwdct'ick bad Mint Slit‘ persists ll.
ylitmus a great comfort to David lc':mmng n -m," tumble exposure
.it lt‘lifl hint that his son it not with W”, is the mod tedious and tryimt
out a conscience. Now Stcvins, the‘m all and "g.” 3“,; Frudri‘lk‘k had
man who hounded Mary needs a tur- bccrt doing that sort ti” \"tli‘k for :t
thcr extension of his loan from Dutid. ; Mm“. morning my ”mu, min
llavid, however, on account of him be, pm”). on ,~dp(‘,, Au .1 result, tt-hrn
ing the cause of all Mary‘s tronblcl, Louise llutt ”mud , 551-1.}; m :1)!
forms hint '0 ”‘9 Wall. ruining him. 15?! next to that in which Mimi i-‘W1
David then sends :t. tt-lomnt tom.“i “a“ rehea~-g£ng' it“. ntmr tivor
Maurice telling where Mary may bolpt‘d ,1 largo \ltfit' oi flow-firs \tlt‘ch all“
round but not shining his name. Then “H (tuft-yihrL mumbling the slit-=5 a“
"ti goes to her with llt‘t‘ littn son. tlt- ml r the “0“. M n t-t-ry h.“ mmums
Vltl flflth‘S find lllldfl llllll Bobby lily-h... llt'ltl i‘t‘t‘tWt’lHd llt‘l' (Jmpusurt and
up on Mr. lltigltun's shoulder a"! it’ll
a story about a bear, to air. .‘lt‘igilull
and Miss King Billy was tohi the
story and then told what toldo. .‘-lr.
William De Millc, the direttor, st
the cameras to urindtnz and "illv
came running into the scene. climbed
up 2m Mr. Sleighan‘s shoulder tlt't‘ortl
ing to instruct'ous. 'lhen Mr. De
Mill? called out, “Now llilly, tell
them about the bear." Billy stopped,
looked at Mr. De little and said "We
will have to do that again, because,
by the time i climb up here. I am all
out of breath and can't tell about the
bear." It was then arranged so that
Billy -would have his full vocal power
by the time he was on Mr. Mcighun’s
shoulder.
Wednesday The Paramount Picture
Corporation Present the Clever
Star Pauline Frederick in ‘
“The Ashes of Ember!" i
it was while enacting the double
exposure scents .tor ti! Famous
l’iuycrsd’nrnutouiit picture "Ashes of
Embers," ltt which she is starring at
puss
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hit own son and that his wtics “0“;toittiituexl it“. "up.” with a new use
crty has been lessen-3d by his lather” i hastily l‘V'<l~ and tr;r. the liftlll“"ty
charities which he had lianiOlisl)"1.0m“-
scoffed i
‘ All are icunittd and lla\'itt i»- clad-J
‘ dotted by the knowledge that his boy's;
wild days are ovcr.
PLAY THE. HAND RlGHT
Ethel Virgin O'Neil, known
,l‘t-ssionnlly as Ethel Virgin.
A charming and talented
has returned, to this cottntry
{six ycitrs' rtuidencc in Europa. Mi<s
:Ten New Commandments ter Twen-
tieth Century Wives.
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Dinah-“
Thou summmmahn,
egsmeot curls; nil-statem-
othsndyou mum“. 10-
Sum-:- men would like their wives pr" it, u“; m ,
to live by a new creed, based on the Thou Hm,“ I“ be thy mac 1‘
following ten commandments: thumor when on that in love—- '
Remember the wedding anniversary thou wilt need it hit as. ’ '
to keep it~some way. ‘ Thou shut Ruhr dill. love B
Thou shalt not forget that the faith- ' no century-plant but h "to unto tho
cure is the only cure for jealousy. fragile poppy in (h M
Thou shalt not nag; Reno is not Thou shalt not has. that mm
tat away and the path thereto is well many is the WW. thing to but
trodden. ,ing dead. « 0
Thou shalt not ask hint. when he Thou shalt that Hint the orixifl .
in‘ts hum.- litlt‘ at nights, any whys or new continuum-bio Ion one as
whct'etorcs; youjl have all you can do other."
to believe what he tells Voluntarily. t --V..__fi__.s--.-_s , y
Thou shalt go. it thou will. to the ~A good adv. ppm in the M‘
florist, the jowelcr. tl .1 modist. for paper. ‘
to Eve, and We women can only work thy love
tor twilight sleep and blrthcontrol. ‘
while men (some of them) stand by th
and sneer.
l" '2':
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A. D. MORGAN , .
Virgin studied with such tnnst rs its
"Ah-trimony in the l‘ ulcst L!:ll.‘,‘.v- of
South Norwalk, Conn. i
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FROM AN AEROPLANE.
'Gcn Sam Houston to blow up tho to.t
Stabilized Telescope is Used in Aerial
' Observations. '
.tI‘ol' [lltl‘ll 3.40:; of aerial observation.
3 gyrosttottiv apparatus has been in‘
vented ttmt. holds a monocular teles-
cope in n \iJl'iil :11 position at all time;
regardless of the varying angles as-
sumed by 1m aeroplane in the course
of flight. The technical details of
the. instrument and the precise func-,
nion it. fills are things that have not
been divulged. The telescope is up.
pnrmttly mounted so that it can. be.
tilted bnctt and forth and from one»
side to ”.t.‘ other by an operator.
'l‘hrce Vt‘l‘tl’ttt‘l‘tt are used, and at least
one of their. undoubtedly indicates
in degrees the telescopes yaristion
from zero, or the perpendicular, when.
it. u sighted upon some object by an
observer. it this surmise is correct.
the device enables a military airman,
'to delertnttto the distance between
two points, for his, barometer rcgisw
tiers, his attitude. Knowing his height,‘
and. given the angle between two ;
positions, it. is a simple matter for[
Jim to Compute distance. Such cal-l
. ulatiotta would enable an observer
*1 obtain the ranges of enemy bat-t
'l tries or positions with considerable’,
tocurany. It is apparent, also, that!
it the distance between two points
is measured at the time a photogt'unhi
:ls made-of hostile territory. the value;
of the pictura‘ will be materially ten”
banned (orfiilitsry usage. The new
instrument "is suited for air craft 0!
any lypo.-;.—Prom the Papulttr Me!
chimica Mdgulne. , .
gnu...
unison: or oouso. .‘
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t'l'rsulc Intends of the Tenn War tot-I
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_-_ ‘_‘-
Austin's army. After the tail,
of the Alanio'fio recelvcd orders from
tit (lolisd and full back to Victoria. ’
Fannin delayed his retreat for
time in order to collect the women
and children of the iteighbbrhood and
finally setting out 300 strong, wits;
ovcrtnkt‘n and attacked on March 19.1
1836, on the banks of the Coleto crcelti
by General Ur'ca and 1,200 MPxit'ltlli
troops. After a two day's battle, in‘
which the Mexicans lost bl‘lWP-‘lt 3001
and 400 men in killed and wounded!
and the Texans about 70, Funnin :i‘tr-i
rendered on being assured that ltisi
troops would be paroled. instead of‘
helm: fret-d they \ve'e taken buck to
Goliad as prisoners and there on Palm
Sunday, Ettnrclt 27. Urrea csusedi
these unarmed men to be marched out
by squads and shut down like dogs.
All were killed with the exception of
the women and children, two sur.
geons and a few men who escaped
after being that] upon. _
7 As an excuse for his atrocious deed
lirrea declared that he had acted un-i
rler orders from General Santa Anna.’
I
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\
’uAttNuY nsumuo
in ”A Princc in n l‘ttwnshon"
t
the Mexican commander in chief. Af-
lanyard the rallying cry of the Texan.
troops under
TONIGHT
General Houston was ‘
“Rmtember Goliad!"——Plttsburg ’l‘cle-i Sir Herbert Tree in “Old Folks
mam“ at Home " '
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CHARGES C-RUELTY m ASKING . TUESDAY, .‘
FOR btvoncs. . ; Jolly Barney chard m “Pnnce'
l in .1 Pawnsliop." Earle Wit-
0 I ' (I
y. of Bridgeport. has hams m‘th'e’ canal, The Scar-
tilcd stilt \for divorce in the Cicll Su- {Ct Runner. '
gin?- 0191"]: against Grace v. n: Wednesday-“Th: Retum
s y. 0 'cu' Hagen, alleging in-i Draw an ” s at in
fidelity and intolerable 'cruelty. 'i'lte Thufldaffivqémt {‘al‘izmljgit. '
couple were married on May 123190‘.' “Filty Fittv u D ,c m
the defendant's maiden name balm;I
Hoogltlrk. The insanity is mom, Friday—Ethel 0153*“ in “The
in Meriden on Sep- Hidden Scar.”
Foster 1.. Bush
'of
to have occurred
'mm itcmbar 4 of this your and Al Butler
Gbmnn, Tsx..~wsn the scene of «“1" “mad !“ “3° complaint, . s‘h‘faquv: The 151'”me “or:
infamous massacre by Hale-us dur- W“ 0‘ "skint! o‘ H “a"
In; the Tom war for independence.
as. n. Puma. s nattveot “norm.
who had ed in Tenn-find raised
ottoman . '
>_ ”m I mull»
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‘ Vol- .smmu mitts an: to the retard
‘ by bit
“mim- hm
. summon... mimixm it‘ll; 3:: a...
' aritthMM
with. i
izcrlnnd. Her appointment was mad“
lthe Warmer operas, and :1 number of . i
'ttm modern R'I well as the classic'dred C00km! mm a square meal. trim,
istztlum and appearance
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PLEASING PICTURES ;
l t equipment of the United States army
mum.m~m.met «hm
it‘ttnnlnt in i'lorcnce. Prank Kittul life. ' Mil” “r "’4 “l Ullr‘ ’2-‘ll-blt‘ forL
' i‘tttrlt in Redlin. and \‘entmztn Griffith happiness, ”’k" 1‘ hand i" ”r 501W {1‘ t' . .
in.” London and New York. Sltt‘ had'hom ‘" "‘3'“ fTl‘~‘3l*tlt(‘:?‘-t of us do r t:
4ht‘r dramatic training under Bagh- .“bm- ‘0 “'“l- “’9 tutti-I
. mann of the Royal opera, lterlin. She i hm“? \vcll. '
was elected from It'lfll'gt‘ number of; ”'“l‘lry H‘W‘s that not all n:rn_v c-rcl
.t‘ttndidntcs its primn donnn by the ”"91"“ “‘0 "mil‘llltum’. Tll“."(‘ was? ‘ ‘
idtrcctor of the Lucernc opera. Swit- 39mm“ with "3“ Fight ltunurt-It- “ ‘ ' ' '
‘ ““0“" They could "m a” MW in“; aui‘nc Frcdcriflts in “The Ash: ol’ Embers," a! The:
aria. pretty f“"""‘""""mh’ 1m” "'3“ n “3““. Wed-M ”no.
play 1: in or
Reg
loll hearing her in the ’Fidclio .
‘ Her repertorie includes several of “'3' 0751011111": tzmtrts in those day:
“Certainly not all at tho clght hun-
operas. The role for her debut in the ”1"“ did he marry . so many timer?
Swiss antlers was Donna Anna, in Th“ eternal question—«itchy?
Don Juan. i Bluebeard WM not l-‘atli: bored:
Miss Virgin's voice is 0‘ ““0 rung? either, by his matrimonial problem-w;
and rare quality. and 51;... is fitted by Whenever any of his wives disull‘n‘l-l
tor heroic. (“d him. he simmy cut off their heads]
roles. lluceme papers pay tributé to m)“ hung '0‘“ in a 1‘01" in tils closet:
her beauty. her grace and dignity ol‘ “‘hy “'Ol'l‘l' over it trifling domestic"
bearin" and to her versatility and no diSDUte—thcrs were more ‘
\HVL‘SI
ha . ‘ . |
‘ where those. came itch] and it man.
compli‘sl‘imcnts as a; singer.
‘ tmust not to
. l
‘ ztimoyctl by his \t‘Oillt‘ll-‘
folk.
Brigham Young, too, 'solt'cd this
question very nicely. He tilt. at um ,
ry one wife ands oxpect her to con-i
bine all the virtues of womanhood.
With all the attractions and accomu
plishments. He married one, pre-
sumbably for her pretty face-tanothe!‘
possibly for her“, stunning clothes—-
possibly a third because she could
broil beefstcak so well that, Brighaml
could stand it to dine with her set-i
oral nights a week. No. Brigham was»
not.traprf?”d. Possibly some or his
Mormon wives could have told a dii~
ierent tale, but Brigham married for
the same old hhmnfl.
Ask any woman who has home a
child for the man she loves who try:
the highest price In the instrlrnon‘nl
came. it some one trsn could ltnu
twins just once. the masculine via-tr:
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FORI ARMY SERVICE.
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Detachable Sidecar-s for
Motorcycles.
Eighteen machine guns mounted on
motorcycles have been added to the
Armored
on the Mexican border. Popular Mes
chsnics Linguine desc’rtbes the ma-
chine, the special feature of which is
that the stdscnr serving as a carriage
tor the machine gun has two wheels in.
,stesd of one; this carriage can be de-
tached in less than a minute. after
which it can be moved about by hand
while the motorcycle is left tree for
other m. When the lldOcll' is nt-
man the inner wheel ts raised above
the ground. The not and the nit-er.
whom-annulust behind the
place. are W,» I shield at an
“‘7- “WdMMflu pom oltlte world would a. canned
umhnrrmtt-m —-m topics would become Mr;
C)" I“ U! M m m tn mam-4». now-s mid Mullet;
at- d I» m an .
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