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Look! Look! Look! Look!
THIS WEEK HERE
THE GREAT PICTURE
PROGRAM
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MONDAY—George Walsh in
‘The Island of Desire.” A
TUESDAY—Lou Tellegen in
The VictOTia Cross.”
WEDNESDAY—Mme. Olga
Patrova in “The Black But-
terfly.”
THURSDAY —— Margfierite
Clark in “MiSs George
Washintgon."
~ FRI DAY—Th Eda
. Bara in
. "The Vixen." ‘
sh'runonvwriank McIn-
tyre in “Traveling Sales-
titan."
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THE HOUSE OF SUCCEs-
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it‘lVE NEW ACTS OF
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MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
’ WEDNESDAY
“FUN ON A W'HARF“
Comedy Variety Aer, With
{Special SCEnery
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‘ . SILVO AND SYLVIA
In a Refiilted Musical Offering
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; In Comedy Sketch,
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“Novelty Talking and Dancing
[FIVE NOVELTY MINSTRELS
'. ‘A' Character Comedy Act
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Tomorrow Only
CL‘ARA KIMBALL YOUNG .
{ "(the Star Supreme, in Vitagraph
, ‘ Film De Luxe
“M OfficialWiie”,
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KgsAUDEVILE PRICES
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AT THE PALACE TODAY
:
Dorothy Gish in “Children of the
Feud"
liorotiil ”—lt. one of the stars of the
nlastcr l
a Nation." .. s /-I r best in her
latest picture, “Children of ill-3 Feud.”
5a Triunglel‘iue Arts featuh- \"“‘:l
:at the Palace Theatre l 7
{scent} Of the picture is laid in the \‘ir-
iginia mountains, and she takes the
ipart of Peggy Clayton, the Oldest
‘d‘dllgliitil' of “Pop" Clayton. a moon-
isliinei'. Miss Gish is herself a South
1other by birth, and consequently is
ii‘lllli'l‘ly at home in all pictures deal-
ing‘with the "sunny land of cotton."
iicr dainty features, with her sunny
hair, appealing light frea-
tul‘cs. tnahc llcr especially attractive
in her role in this picture. and al-
though she is dressed in rough ClOlll-J‘S.
it only makes her beauty stand out lllv
strongcr. Illiss Gish does some clever
acting in this picture. incidentally. the
fount‘lation for the plot Of the picturc
is tultcn from the Allen hrotilers‘ trial.
eyes. and
in Form] t-otlnty Virginia. two years
ago,
AT THE PALACE THURSDAY
{ Hazel Dawn, in “Under Cover“
i Hazel Down. the bountiful l’ura
nlount star, who will be st‘cn at thi-
i’alacc Theatre on Thursday. in "(In
gdcr L‘urcr," adaptcd from hot ('oopcr
illcgruc's successful drama of thc
'snnicnaluc, is but another famous
5111310 beauty to conu- iuto the motion
.pit-lur-z- ficltl. under lllc wing of tin-
i l’al'anlollnt pl'tltltlt‘:tn's. Miss Dawn has
illi‘l' first appearance in motion pic
rttlrcs, and her furthcr popularity gain-
Qed through her mlpcarant-e in her scy-
Eoral Paramount pictures may partly
account for her ungacmncnt to appear
iin the ilillbulimia-Ziegfeld musical suc-
ltieSs, "Thc Century Girl.” in which
‘Miss llawn is now appearing in
IYork city. linzcl Dawn is the pecul '
:iul‘ type of beauty ttllosc features at
quys appear \vcll on tllc sciwl-n. ilcr
itlllllllll‘tl f'llt‘t‘iir‘. only rivullcd by l.il~
lit'n Walkcl, null lit-r
litaw ctlllloll hvr :l ’{tlrgv following.
ller pcrt‘ormtlntc in this l'rlil".~‘l pic-
‘lurc. “l'ndcr (‘ot‘cl'," t'l'tuu {oi t‘oopcr
,llt‘i'l'llc's play. is said to he ti: host
ithat :iit- lliln tlollc yet.
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AT THE PALACE TUESDAY
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lWedding and Reception Bqautifled by
! " ‘ Flowers
; "ho \rl'dtlinu st-cncs in the dc luxc
‘cdilion oi" the \‘itnuruph l‘ctunrl». “My
illii‘lcilll Wit-J." starring t‘laru lx’inibul
l’t'oung. lilll'lc Williams and Harry T.
':\ll)l‘tt}'. arc beautiful to behold with
[‘Suuslline Mary" Antlcrson as the
thridc and Arthur (‘ozizlc as lllt‘
i groom.
l 'l‘hc largo drawing room Sill is tlcc-
gornlwtl with palms and Honors whilc
ll largo bell of wllito blossoms hangs
lover the flolvcr lnlnkctl altar.
tgtleslsavoaring all sorts of quuisilci
ir-venitlu gowns add life to the some
'and make lllt‘ picture fairly ring with
lrcalir-ln.
! Tlll‘ dance and roccptitln following
the ccrcmony and prior to the couple
gloating for Russia, whorc the rest of
the story is laid, are also staged with
little gl‘l‘lllt‘si can: and forln fillintt
backgrounds for lilt‘ graceful dancing
Of the players.
One can almost llt‘ill‘ thc sweet.
strains of the \vell‘known wedding
tnnrcll as tho bridal procession starts
toward the altar anti all in all. the pics
turc lit-comes a marked success in ct:
m : ‘ 15 cents cry sense of the “'0‘“;
’malcony .. _ . ..... ‘ 20 cents; This feature is at the Pillow Theo.-
bt‘ClleStt‘a . . . . . . ...... . 25 centsi ”P 0" Tuesday.
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TONE ”PERFORMANCE ONLY
TUESDAY NIGHT, JAN. 9
7' . The Supreme Theatrical Event of 1917 ‘
. . , (HERSELF) ' ,
1n. agNew American Play by Austin Adams
"I“?CeptiOn Shoals ”
7 ‘Otilyfappearanj; outside of
. i a tlggzimova'geason at the,Princess Theatre
‘Du-eotio'n of Charles Bryant and Walter F. Wangcr.
ufy...n.."-....‘I-uu>unn.c!‘§'0¢ to $2
New‘ York precading». the
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'l‘hfit'flsitlll (ll thc return to the lcgitnnat'
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REGENT THEATRE.
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Tonight George Walsh in “The ls~i
iCouldn’t Take His Whiskers Through
i His Own Front Door. 1
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{ Herschel Mayan, the Fox pilOtO»plil,\'-"
ter, who 'acts the swashbuckling Aus-
wpm. Birth olitralian adventurer ill “The Island of
il)esirc,” was recently barred from his
own home.
! Mr. Herst'hcl has a visitor in his
home. it is a little girl, lltlrolhcaf
{and for llcr. until Nature laid a ver-
dant hand upon the actor‘s; countn~
pace, the sun rose- aud set only upon
.Mr. )layall.
Now it so happens that Mr. Turner.
the director of “The island of Dcsirc,”
is a slicklcr tor realism. As aMyall
was to play the part ill a villain,
lieury Sayies. who, amidst fights and
shipwrecks and tornadoes. and ml~
tunic eruptions, in t'cazaclessiy slli‘fi
in; for the possession of pearl.. luc-
yund price. said llircctor Turner to
AL‘iUl‘ Maytlll‘
"Salt-rs would he altugczitel' too
busy to inns with a razor. llc‘ti just
naturally forgot his whiskers. Why
don‘t you give us some l't-ni wills}: rs
ill the plt-tul't
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iTomorrow Lou Tellegen in "The Vic-
toria Cross"
('huperoncd by maids and lllUlllt r».
four of the hos Angcles society gill
pupils of Ruth St. Denis, of turns
llawn. appeared as Ol‘ll‘llllll dant‘in:
girls in the second liou'l‘ollegt‘n pic»
lure, "The Victoria Cross.“ produccl
tor tho Jcssc L. Lonny t‘ompllny li‘l'
tlcr the direction ot Edward J. i.;l
Saint. which trill be such .li tlic llc
gout ltllllt)l‘i‘tl\\'.:\lis.i St, Denis trained-
cd those girls cspecially for the Laslty
t‘tunpany. included ill the all star
’cast supporting Mr. 'l‘cllctzcn arc slit-ll
,illuslrious tlt‘tlttts as CFO Ridgclcy.
iSessuc lllt);lktt\\‘1l. lirncst .loy, i‘ilttht-l
E\'tln llurt-n, n'ul nth-hrs.
lWednesday Wm. Olga Petrol/a in
V “The Black Butterfly"
l Marne battlefield and don oi Apach-
Ics soon in “'l‘htl lllut'k lltlttvui't'l} "
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' Milli} slrlltllll: ‘nl‘t‘llll‘ cfiotts air
it ,“TIEIE em
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its nilll', \Vlllt'll will hc s-J-c'i tit lilt' lic-
llllltcvtly," with Mom. l‘climtl
ilit‘lll 'l‘llt-iltrn.
5 (Inc of llic must rttlialhahit- l~ at
frt-prtltilu‘tion (ll a licn of Part:-
lApaclics, \\l|l(‘ll Aluttu l'ctt'uta hi ln'.'ll,;
Iwith thc aid of llt‘l‘ t'anlvt‘tcniun. Antll'c
Tlllll’l’d-lll‘l‘, sttluvll llllll tlit'ct‘tul.
'st-cnw l'cprcscntcti is lllt- t’:tilttllis:('.ll’
ctlll, witcrc Apitt‘lus and their that) i
Ilcttcs drink, ditto nlttl tiuncc. ileu‘l
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illlt‘ first ranlt and over; ttclzni tit llc'l
isccnc is carried out will; ulutllnl-v al’sI
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lt‘urat‘y anti realism. .
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l 'l‘llt-rl- will it} a large rcpt-est zllationi
iOl Nat-walk icsidcuts at lltl' Sillllll'tll‘tl:
iTllt‘atlc tomorrow owning. on lltc “I":
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slzlm‘ of Nazcimovn. after all uhscnw‘l
.of illl‘t‘t‘.)‘(‘£ll‘s. This will be the firsti
lnntl only appearnttt 2 of tho Russian?
istar outside of New York photons in]
'hcr scastm at the Princess ’l‘iuaatrmtI
and as Ntizltnova lives in Port t‘ilos «;
.ter. nltlny reservations haw lit-col
‘madc by her tlcqtlaitltancos for the;
occasion. The vcnturc is under lllt‘l
.tlircction ol‘ (‘harlcs liryallt and Wal-l
\tcr “hunter. - > 4'
For the Stamford cngagentcnt Nazi;
imova will be seen in the play which}
will be used to introduce the i-t‘aStlil‘
int the Princcss. a ncw Antvrit‘nn tira-i
Ima by Austin Adams. in “‘l‘eptioni
iShoals“ the star believes she has ni
iplay which strikes a new note in the;
“nalivc lztngl- literature. It is as vital
gas any of the modern European lira-i
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puns. having a touch of both Scilnilzlcr|
‘antl llauptmnnn in its trcattltont of a
This theme is the cf-
ignorance upon a girli
intrigue illt‘llif‘.
‘fcct of utter
who has been shi-ldt-d from all knowl-
edge of life by her father. who is a re-
‘10 situation is made
liuious fanatic.
perfectly reasonable by the fact that
full-er and daughter live in a light:
the California coast. The girl’s moth-i
er died when she. was so young that
she cannot remember her, and she
never has seen another woman. Nor
have. the few men that have visited
the island. bringing supplies. been of
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.\ptlt-lic dancing is ,eircn by i‘.lllri5 ”it . ,
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lions-c more than a hundred miles off E
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a sort to aw. ken her consciousness. Al ’1
gasoline launch runs ashore in a log, n
and the girl meets a cultured man of; i“
the world. A tense drama in thus; ii
precipitated. which carries through to ii
a tremendous finale. l ,\
A beautiful scenic investiture has: 2.!
been devised for the play by James 9‘
Pember. In the Isupporting cast will, "
ibo Charles Bryant. Mitchell Lewis, ’3
i Edith Spenre and Henry Harmon. ~ H
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if OUR OBJECT in conduct- ~
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3’! NEARLY L400 LIGHTS
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STARSVANVDWSTRIPES FLEW
WHEN HIS)SHIP WENT
DOWN.
l Captain John l.. l;|li‘i"t. ttlill'
mandcr of tlic .\mcrit':ln :llip
('ht‘nlnng, which an Austrian rub—
littlriltE‘ sank oft- tltc roast Ht
Spain. has just Cllllll‘ back to 1h.-
lltlilctl Slates. \Vltt'll tilt: sttlr
marine minmandcr told loin to
haul down the American flag “c4
{tire lllt.‘ \‘t‘s‘SLl was to in: sun}; ,
Captain llufiy rciuscti, and itc .4",
saw the Austrian sink ill" s'iip
with her flag still up. llc was
=latcr landed in Spainf‘i'rtinl \\‘lll..‘ll
the made his way to tltc l:.l-.IL'~l
l iStates.
MOTHER AND h'tlmuw‘cr't BOTH ,
'71“; OF PNEUMONIA.
MILFORD, Jail. li.-~llarius \Vllil-
comb of this place .recoivctl word Salv
worry of the. deaths near Liberty? N.
Y.. nl his tlauglltt‘r-inlaw. Mrs. Alber-
% lus Whitcom‘o anti her daughter, \‘ir~
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nlnut, aged ll), of Dllt'lll‘tllilllil.
Mrs. Whitwmb wits
Mix, (”laughter of Will.»
tlrttprisl of New Haven.
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It . Known to him only because
I" he: em had power to charm
I and her lips power to attract.
H this Russian noble. unsuspect-
it tag um um maximal girl is
"\l I revolutionary spy, wrilmgly
1‘ min slum for lm love.
9! CLARA KIMBALL _ _
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