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STOCK CO.
Monday. Matinee and Night OTHER PLAYS
._ .. “Kick In." “The Man Be-
UNDER COVER tween.” “The Old Home-
stead." “Alias Jimmy Val-
entine," "An Old Sweet-
heart of Mine."
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Eddie R055 and His
American Harp
“The jitney Joy Bus"
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The Bold Brave Black "The Ebony Yacht -
and Tans, Written by Club." Staged by Jas.
Geo. M. Cohan Gorman
PRICES—Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. 5
Night, 25c, 50c. 75c. $1.00 and $1.50. .
. Seats on Sale Monday, 10:30 a. m.
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VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT
FEATURE PICTURES
TONIGHT
Victor Moore Stars in
“THE CLOWN"
' ONO/tr Triangle Story oi
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EONESDAY-Jl‘he pretty Irish play,
A CORNER l.\' COLLEENS." !
Wilson “THE WORlD'S.‘
GREAT SNARE." an American'
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. ”THE HEART OF A HERO."
SATURDAY—The. Paramount story of
“THE AMERICAN BEAUTY."
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the Seasan
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The American Defense Society‘
up has been given to the bat-
tleship New York for the best
lllarksmanship ill the American
navy. At the time the record was
’ made Captain Hugh Rodman was
THE OLD SONGS ‘AFTER in connnand‘of the‘ vessel. The
. ALL marksmanship equalled any
CPS .. :--~..5°¢. 75¢ and $1.00 known record of any battleship
Tickets can bepurchased from‘t'niiagc‘l ‘1” the European “'31? i
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i; seat planner“! tickets at Re- TRAPSHOOTERS ADOPT new
t Theatre: also! at Baiter's ‘RULS
1F .yoil“ hlid V been~ n'wifientlw \-
altled advertiser. ,t theftime you 311:,
ed your prom ‘
,-A Host of Local Talent
Grand Chorusgf Mixed Voices
Presenting a Beautiful Song
. Scene '
ER-E’S NOTHING LIKE
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raw roux. nee. Fir—Any trap-
otpr who receives cartridges. guns
t mutton, -per- or other shooting paraphernalia with‘.
full blooded. We iylrse and of his I'i»
’\. lit“ story of (looked dealings and of “it” 3" ll "“9!" as 3'“ has “in?" lo
World Film corporation will present
‘slmng Paramount offering. “'ilI h“ the “nor to rt-zllllv that the some in ”HM
twin and tlz-‘n. all: llll‘ price of his si ‘
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climbs in the window and holds up “amt“ the expu
flu. OF EXCELLENCE shown when on My nilht tip
{‘pieture will be Orm‘l Why in "as:
American Prince." 'e‘leiday night
will be William Steven and Rhea
Mitchell in “The Man from Manhat-
tan.“ Thursday night “The Overcoat."
Manager Andrew J. Collins has 9"‘l Friday night the popular stage favor-
?” "335°“ ‘0 ”9 proud .M “‘5 nex‘iite, Frances Nelson in "The Decoy,"
week‘s bill. And tonight's llltlractionl and Saturday night Nat Goodwiniin
PALACI T
Vaudeville Tonight, Minstrels Tues.
day and Fine Pictures All
Next Week
is high class. The Five Musical "The Wall St. Tragedy" These pic
Hodges, Leah Her: & Company in “1 mm. will be only presented in 111‘: gr
Wish 1 Knew." and the three other big . pnmg,
vaudeville arts will undoubtedly pack;
the honor
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“1* 9‘9“”‘i‘w—T‘” WW” Tonight In Big Patbe Feature “The
tonlghl Is “The t‘lown,” a Paramount . Shine Girl," Featuring Gladys
attraction starring Victor Moore. lt Hulette \
ls ll story of circus life.
“Atta 30y. Last Race" ‘ A moving picture worth while see-
“Alla Boy's 135' Race" is m“ mg in}: as thi‘ piece with the star is ('01)
traction at lhp Polar -. Theatre )lon/ slderetl the best featule that the l’athe
day n ,5 H". “on. of a high (1355‘: Film Co. have ill their list which sure-
ly is llllulellse and they take great
nal rau- wl ll puts his hackers back pride lll contracting out this feature
when tile)’ belong financially. it tells i 31’ ”"3." “T" 50 P‘Ntlwly sure 0‘ “5 1“"
'l‘uesdnr night. Nil O‘Brien and so it is looked forward to with great
ills illilzlilllllle lllillstrei- show will be Fllct‘vss when it l> shown at the Re
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the attraction at the downlown play- :4 1H lhealre limit-ll“- The “990”
house. Nulllillks wlll find it worth lug cast llllll is in thin play is the best
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consider her plight. -
“Dr. Zimmermann declared
that not Greece, but her enemies
were responsible for the unheard
of act: of Athens and that the
fundamental principles 0.” rela-
tions among nations had been
changed. The Entente could
give no arguments for the expul—
sion of the ministers other than
guns. The frequent declarations
that the Entente was defending
the independence of small na-
tions and upholding civilization
and international law did not deo
ter them. For the purpose of ob-
taining further assistance. the En-
“ll'lP “within?! to the monologue oi matlrial tlblullldbll" and the produc-
Etidie Rims. who has rl-l-elltly relul-n- Hall on lllt‘ whole is something wortlll
ed from ll season in London. James while witnessing. so if you anticipate
Barral‘di and Earl Holmes are “sweet seem: a good pit-lure wily just Stroll.
voiced singers mid Holmes has a new in”) the Theatre tonight and 39“ ”The
song “They (‘all ll Dixieland," \‘tlllt‘ll Shine till-l," i’ealllrillg Gladys line
is an enormous hit. Neil O'Brien has lette.
a one act sketch “The Jltnel' Jor'rhe Visit a! Cyril Maude in “Grumpy"
Bus" and there is a new dancing num— At This Popular-’Plnyhouoe for One
Lela entitled “The Ebony Yacht Club." Performance on Friday Night, Only,
“A Corner in Colleen" Jan. 5th.
The theatre will return to the pic- It “in be a pleasure to welcome to
lures on “’ndnesdlly. \\ hen "A Corner Nor-walk such an accomplished corned
in Colleens" will be the attraction. “in as Mr. (‘i'l‘ll Maude when be ap-
Mullager t‘ollins secured this sweet pears in ”Grumpy" on Friday nit-ll".
Irish play from the Triangle company. Jan 5th. .\lr, Maude fl gifted “m an
it has lit‘t‘ll it hit since its rel-em re- unusually appealing personality. but
’ . being a true craftsman. he he's mude
Vaudeville Coming Ithis personality the servant not the
Tllt‘Te-Wlll be it linea'audeville lliil master of his art. No other motor on
for the last three dllys of the romillfi m9 American stall? today ls more ver-
week. On Thursday llll' RN31 dranmflsmik than he.
.-Tlle won-id's Great Snare." will be! “(A speaks with equal m‘s‘pry the
the feature pit-lure and on Friday. the broadest (-Ot-kney dialect andihe mm"
refined literary English. He 5" 3‘
:l‘eut impersonator. llavlnl! 9??“ him.
it is dimcult tor the fipm‘ ‘
lease.
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another
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Bounty,"
“The Heart of a
“The American m one Phil'-
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attraction.
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REGENT THEATRE
‘ hero of the next
i He hhll“> a different fut-e and
'llrt‘, ll different walk llnd utterulll-
"'\l‘!'\‘ one of his inlltt'rfii‘litlllltlli. The:
Story 0' “Under Cover" to Be Pre. urn-ill tunic ol‘ lit'tln‘l ltl' sequill‘s i<.
”med by Chu. K' Champlm ‘llllll he appears before the {notliglltr‘
M the lluuent ilolldnl ll'ullni-l- ttl‘ltl .:- H m ”In“ ,0 ”W ““5““ ant never!
’ l-wts himself lul‘wn"! as .11 target forI
lliulll
"l'llder Color." by I: tjnopl‘r .\ltl- u "hm
(“2“, author of “l'lldl-t‘ t'ln‘er" and “it‘; [if .Vl‘. .‘Ilnudu had mgr)" 1:“. viozlllllll
PM“ in Advertise." will b“ mewmedlehy it should bornotrd that lV' has
cent on next .\l0lltllt\’ ltl llntll llit‘ mull-1‘ m.“ “I, ”w theatre.
nee und -?\’t‘illn2 |)"l‘ltli‘lflllllt‘“. »
The story lt-lls of ll deputy (‘lhlulilF‘ " "' “M".-. ., w E
inspector llllrlloli Tll‘.ltll'. “lln lt-H-ilm PREMIER LLOYIstgi‘to'ngE
word from :lhroml tllll' one Stlflvll BUSY MAKINGENGLAND
liolllly lllls iltll‘l‘lllr ‘1! ll llI-t-klzlle ll‘. CABINET IN.”- '
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hm. r" _ml.tlllll ”m l u H H ‘ (Continued irum LISI tutti?»
tempt would be llilldt‘ lo smuggli- it
llwull. lit-nby t‘ulllt‘ on-l‘ willl ll!“
l'll'll and respectable Mrs lllll'l‘lli'llllll QJma regc‘
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he Norwegian
und friend Monty \‘llulzllll. Tlllinr i5 announced by t that m
mills into his office l':lll.'l t'l|l‘i\\'i'it‘.lit‘ Rpmigtry‘nf Commerce“. rwc ion
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and her sisto-l‘. friends til the lllll'l'ln: * November nineteen 0 g
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tons. ile traps llll‘ «trier into .1 cm‘l‘l vessels. W‘th a total tonnage A
tension that silo has stolen 240m» jew- 33993, werelost.
The Sinklng of
Etllt-l to serve as :l tiltl steamship EperG,
v a German so
9 Router dispatCh at
'Canary Islands;
espondent at Stav-
says the Norweg:
in. 412 tons.
k by a Ger-
tllt- Cir“k
.tons'
lence format 1,084
tective when l'llllml upon. Taylor has! gross. 1)
been informed that lienby would [cigcrted in
spend it week-end utter landing. at tilt" L35 Palman,
home of tilt‘ llllrl‘llllztons. and he knew; Reuters corr
that Hillel \vlls invited til"‘l‘P. .\'n\\"anger‘ Norway.
Ethel and Di-nlly were old fl‘it‘lllis.,ian steamship Stett
having‘ met ill Paris the your before? r05?“ has beenJun
Consequently lll‘ knowledge/thin she; man vubmarim-
was to be forced to spy upon and be, The com-t also was
trlly her friend to sure her sister is an (arly date for prompt
not pleasant. When Delllly arrives at l minution of g
the Harring’on‘s. Taylor and his men: againSt the Insurance
are waiting for llilll. It was explainedgcf' North America an te ting
that the necklace was in ll tobaceomois Central kaoad, 5
pencil \‘.’l‘.l“i‘. Denb.“ carried alW-"ii'slrcspectively income tax deduc-
with him. He became aware of the i tions allowable m insurance com-
itrerx‘nct‘ of the men and in the inwriipanies and interstate commerce
eat of the girl and ltllt‘ tobacco pellet; commiSSi°“’*}“‘h9';tya;°a require
led him to suspect ler. 1 . to units .
when e caught herdn his mnmt:3‘l;:l:d:f coal for shippers. .In
searching he locks the'door and . MINE“ former case, the Question
her he will not let her go until she 1 whether millions o .
tells him who has set her #6 sm‘ 0“ , ready collected from msurance
him id wily. Before she tells him'i companies shall be refunded bv
he’llt:l\owered the curtain of his win 5 the government will be deemed,
dow and thus has siren the signal at“; The German government does
ranged for when the girl should have,“0t consider that the Greek gov-
discovered tlle necklace. So Taylori { nil: in connec-
1sion from
of the diplomatic reprec
asked to Set
deter-
Company
d the Illi-
Deuby. Then Denby offers 830.000 to . Greece
he allowed to go and Taylor accepts. . sentatives of the Central POW-'
Denby touches of! a burglar alarm and
calls in the members of the family af-
ter exposing Taylor as a grafting om-
ciol and revonling himself to he thg
celebratelhszcret Service man “R. J., i
'Who is spoken of all through the play.
nphav—( ("stun . .W'sprnc .
LockwooG's Hall Norwalk Next Weelr
””9“" “m" "'“h‘ ‘ lbsid. "expressed the regrets of the
Owing to the Ohas. K. Champllmwlw1e "f Greece that the minio-
Stock Co. at the Regent Thentm “litter; with Whom Greece w” liv-
week the management which hssbcon- F in friendship and peace, were
trol of lIDC-kWOOd'S’ Hall will present pelted to leave. The Greek
“We a “in“ program or feature Di? (tavemment Was unable to resist
tunes which“, surely please all tin the menu,“ , of "violence. "n
‘ . the Reichstag was" Infofme
lgilay bv‘tt'ie Foreign Secretary.
lDr. Alfred Zimmermann. The
declarationmf the secretary, as
given out bv the Overseas News
Agency. follows: ~ ‘
“On Nov. 25 the Greek Minis-
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by ”I" (‘llnmpllll company M the lie 1 llllll’ltt til it needed lesson in the mall: rihc Evert. attended a meeting.
Eat The Hague of the Executlvc‘
bmarine. ‘35.
ovemment cases;
f dollars 81-1
ter in Berlin," Dr. Zimmerman»
tente for a year has been pursu-
;ing a. policy of degradation and
thraldom which is unparalleled
‘ in history."
The liailowing report from the
Franco-Belgian front was given
out officially in London today: ,
“South of Lens, after a heavy
bombardment. the enemy in large
numbers undertook a raid. which
completely failed. Elsewhere
there is nothing to report.”
A wireless dispatch received to?
day in London from 8' me quotes
Maximilian Harden in the
Zukunft as saying that Herr von.
Jagow left the German Foreign!”
Office because he disapproved of
a submarine ‘policy which offend—i
ed the United States.
Herr von Jagow also disagreed
with the policy of departing Bel-i
glans and French from the oc-'.
cupied territories. the article de-
lares. _ I
No important events occurred
on the Franco-Belgian front dur-T
ing the night. the British War
Office announced today.
Artillery fighting oscurrcd‘
last night on the Verdun front in‘
the regiOn of Hill 304, the
French War Oft'lCe announces.
There were no important devel-;
opments elsewhere. ;
The German Socialist letders.‘
lillip Scheidermann and Fried-‘
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ilnternat‘onaic. which was called
in response to President Emil
Vandervelde'< worid-w'dc aJocal
.to t“:- affi‘iltel grout); triartlill‘;
'the deportation; in Belpllnl.
. President Vendervclde is the Bel-
gim Minister of Munitions.
The German Social’s‘ leaders
assoziated themselveLyl-ith the
C‘KCCUthCS' endorse-mm o.‘ the
appeal rand told their l“ .211 com-
«':des that both ti“ italOTl.‘. M4.
minority in tl~n ’..r.nan Socialist
liurty o‘oosc‘. the deportation.
'Tllev discussed the fora: in
which measures of protest .will
be taken in Germany.
‘-.:lrl~l'l-‘.ipl : sh t-tztnlll nu nullll
The German answer to the
American inquiry regarding the
sinking: of the Seebeck has been
dispatched tn Washington. The
:teamer Seebeck acTordlng to
German information, was steam-
‘nz without lights or any india-
mediat‘ vicinity of a hostile na-
,'val port. and there were no
imcans of distinvuishing it from
an enemv worship.
1 No details in regard to the
trinking of ti": Seebeck have been
lreceived l"'rc and avn‘l'l‘lle Sth‘
‘ping records do not l'st the ves-
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dequate.’ The French zoxérnment has lgOltflrs and one cannon. .1
decided to orohi‘Ft the iroo'zta-
tion of printing paper, accordine
"d. 74emi~official announcement.
The obiect of the step is two-
fold. twihelo rn’se thn ex‘ha-‘lae
laud to encourage the. French
{paper industry which. it is. con-
‘sidered in View of the local re»
!sources in lumber should be in-
dependent of foreign supplies.
A Reu er‘s Petrograd dispatch
to London quotes the Novoc
Vremya es condemning the pol-I
icy of tho Entente in “conduct-_
int: interminable deiiberations
\while King Constantine is wag-
inr.r open war on the Allies."
“The government and caurt a:
Argus." says the. Novoc V remva,
“are our enemies and in Ger-
‘ma‘ny’s service. Whv do We con-
tinge to recognize as, legitimate
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’ hovemment authorities at Athens.
who are reduced tovactinz asva
sertiog/of the German staff?“
We attacks were made you-
‘terdavabv the Buttons; in the
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Trotur; VaiIEy the Russians; COULD NOT BE DiSTURBED
gained ground at the cost oft “thou!!! Jed Home! we the Ill:-
heavy losses. fleet man in town, he slwnys had
In western ‘Ruman'a several strength to hold n book or magazine
‘ in his hand. It: was only ln emergen-
'cles that. the neighbors called upon
'hlm for help One hot day 1'! July.
when the. clouds armband mm, a.
tunnel: hurried to his short: and ask-
.ed him to “his aka" the last load of
hay.
Jed hesitated aminetv and than his
eye fell upon I. pilo of mu magazines
that were stacked in :1 corner 1;: me
sagging plum-
thousand more prisoners have
been taken, as'well as many can-
non. The Rumanians are retreat-
ing rapid y. Since Dec. 1 the Ru-
lranian have lost more than 70,-}
030 men and. 184 cannon.
Violenqartillery fighting occur-t
red on the Somme front yester'l
day. it is announced officially. Al
night advance aga'nst German'
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$255313: near L. Transioy wal "Woll. no" ['4 like w he”) mat?"
Russian troops on the hiring-‘1‘:is lzeuif’1mwar:;:3:§:$
ern Romanian front attacléd the iny madllgT—Yex‘l‘hts {.myhgn“
Teutonic forces in the Putna \ ‘ ' i .
Valley region yesterday and. dis-: “
lodged them from two heights: LUSHAND loam-iv DRAW.
,the Russian War Office all-i —-‘
‘nounces. They took five hundred] BillY'LmYI and “ugly Murphy brie.
.. . . _ .odnnstmnmun ilrawmte
;prlsoners. including t-n officers,j Vanderbilt A- C. Ne“ “m,“ 1“,:
is“! maChlne guns, two bombinight. Young The} was sent om of
Ethe ring in the fourth round or his ..
Emperor Charles of Austria-(:09: with Charley 3‘3“.“ “’7 ““1
. . . attics.
.Hungary has vzsned the German
General Headquarters, where he;
.conferrcd with Emperor William,
.Ficld Marshal von Hindenbura
:and Field M rshal Conrad vonl
Hoetzendorl' we I: present.
. In the course. of a discussion,
_in’the Russian Diet on th: gues-
ltiorl of an increase in the solar:
.ies of inor officials, the Social-
ist Deputy Stroebel, according to
.' the Vorwaerts. attacked those
Our
Aimed
to the mmmr is upon
the ground of complete ser-
vice; 1313: service comprises
.knowlcdg}, experience and
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'who were receiving great war
.prOfits while the mass of the
“people were starving.
the cases
The deputy quoted minty
of minor railway officials who sq ‘ . .
were not oulv on short commons, \ ‘ Wainyh ”WWWTWEE.
but were’sufierinz from hunter,
their income not being sufficient
to buy. their allotted amount. of
food. The, ‘ so ker concluded;
'“We long and fie for an cocci
mediation‘ in the interest the:
official stat/e workers whose I
firings are inmasin
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