thhington
Birthday is February 22is
Matinee and Night
, Sim-31:11:51 81 31116an51,
musycm. comeov
«'R'eglent Theatre“;
t the Regent Theatre Wash-
lThursday, Feb, 221111.
1 ‘ Very Good Eddie" is a musical play
i with book by Philip Battholomae. The
jlibretto has been mitten by Guy 301
iton, in collaboration with ‘\I1'. 81111110
10111119 wh1le Jerome Kern and S1hu_\-‘
1111 Greene wrote respectively the mus-
Iu and lyrics.
The presenting cas1,a l‘ong 11.11111 not-
1. able one, is headed by Bmtotd liamp
lden 1:1 his title part of the impetcuble
deie: other principal roles being in
lerpreted by Dave Ferguson, Madison
Smith. Jack Squires, Jules Epaillfi
Vallie Martin, Lottie L1 unelle, Mart
‘louise Morrison and Georgia Haney.
i \‘ icing in interest with the book the
Imusic and the acting, is the promise
701‘ 11111 1eve1ation of a new note in
zit-.1119 decoratiousand costumes. The
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‘Twenty Thousand Was this:
am patrons are waiting for it.
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TWO NEWFOUNDLAND .
FISHING SCHOONERS 1
SUNK WHILE. THEY‘
WERE RETURNING To
ST. JOHNS. '
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eight schooncrs near the Boss-
phIorus. . .
"In the region of Smorgon on rect negotiation between the allieJ
Sunday and Mondav our pilots
had :1 number of successful acrialI
engagements w'tb. the
One of our airplanes, piloted by
sub-Lieutenant Tamson, had a
desperate combat with two ens
aiding them to undersell New»
:1118101111 birthday. matinee and night 593" It is 3 81‘9” will“? and 1"1"foundlanders...Accordingly, New- I
IfOundland dares to the French I?
’fleet bait found mainly in New
foundland waters
‘Although frictidn
Newfoundland and the United
States ovtr the fisheries was end—
-ed by The Hague fishery award
of 1910, barring American fisher-
mm from 1‘.“ awfoundla nd waters.
it is thought that an arrangement
Imore satisfactory to a‘l content-
ed might be reached through di-
countries in the war. Such an ar-
rangement might
on 111: coast cf Canada.
GENEVA, Switzerland Feb.
20 (From a Start Correspondent
my mach'nes and forced both to of The Ass coats-d Press).——The
between :25
also be extend- '
enemy Led to At" t. rican fishing privileges
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”SUCCESS OF THE.
1 settings for the two acts are the crea-
11111 of E11e De Wolfe from her own
otiginal designs executed in the Elsie
1-1 \\' elft studios Melville Ellis is
the (195121101 of the tostumes Mhich
1.r11 said to be the dernier cri of the
icturn to their positions." gappealto the Poles in th: newlv-. “1"
' NEW YORK, F91) 20—'proclaimed kin’fdom to enlist in
British 211111 French passenger the Polish army and fight under
teamcrs,cac11 with a gun on her Austro-Germau banners for the
after dcclt, are making scheduled new state, has fallen on deaf ears.
sailings from this port and arriv« according to recent information
ing from Europe The Orduna, brought from ,WIarsaw by neutral
BARTHOLOMAE,
BOLTON &J&ERN.’
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, 41W from ”one year's RUN at
the i‘RlNCESS TH EATRE, NewYork Ct’ty
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Matinee 25c to $1
Evening 2_5c to $41
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AI. Few Seals at $1.50
5151115 New SELLING
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
TONIGHT
WALLACE REID AND‘
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.1 Wallace Reid 11.: the sole pupil of 11
futurist moxcmt-nt in aesthetic gowns.
Scarlet Letter"
(‘ust of characters 111 the William}
Altogether eight vessels depart-‘
l1“ 11111111111111 strecs. being laid upon the Wthh ’“f' Liverpool wlth passcn~ and G’erman visitors.
1'" -1.\; Wm. «97,593 of u... 55.com 1111 gers and cargo alter the Germani . -—-—-—-
\V' 7____77 blockade was declared came in; PM“; 1:
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in REGENT THEATRE today. The Frinch Liner Chi'i
1:1 . ~_7___ l:ago saile yesterday for Bow
9 TIomomwdswm Ham“ In ..Thegdcaux wit ninetyI Americans in
her cabins
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11‘11'; photodmma “The Scarlet Letter"
11 piclui'izaliou ol‘ limvthorne's immor-
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Arthur 1"111111111s11ul111—wStuurt 11011111111.
Hester I'rynue---.\l11ry Martin.
6“:
1"1'. The Rev. \\'ilson~-~Edward N. Hoyt.
i" '(l111':11'1101'~—Rober1 \'i\:ia11.
6 (‘l1illit1g11'or111-Dan Mason.
31.; Mistress 111hbin‘.s-Flpt'e.111-e Ash-
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brooke.
1’11u1'l~~l(lttcns Reicherl.
"INDlECRETION" AT PALACE -.
Lillian Walker in Greater Vitagraph
.6Triumph Today—Robert Warwick In
Special World Attraction Friday of
This Weck'
Pretty, 1111111ly. 111111111111 Lillian
Walker. who holds :1 record 1111111111: mo.
11011 picture slut: 1111' continued ser-
vice‘ with the sumo ortunlzolion, 11p
pours 111 11111 1’111111'11"lhcalrc 101111)" in
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‘Ilionf‘ 1.11111111 Walker is 1111 “0111.
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iwbcn the Vituurnph company‘s big-
igesl effort “T1111 t‘brlsllun,“ was pro
inroduccd, she was selected for 11 prom-
‘inenl purl. Since the bigger features
have bot-1111111 11111 1'1111111111' pollcy of 1111
company she has filled '.11111' parts 111
d vrsterday for European portfla .
the Dochra, the first American;
'csscl from New York to brave?
he submarine zonc, has reported
'0 her owners here for safe ar-l
'Eval at Gibraltar. She is boundI
for Genoa. ‘
PARIS, Feb. 20, 5 a. m.—Thc,
.uban consul at Havre has issued
a statement denying reports that
the troubles in Cuba are due to
German intrigues, according to a
Havas dispatch from that city.
The statement says that the dis—
urbances in, Cul:'1 are due sol-31v
11.1111: bitter nature of the presi-
dential election. .
"Npt onlv have the Germans no'
-',nfluencc in Cuba,” says'tho con-
so], “but thcv have still less pow-
ler to create difficulties between
lCuba and the United States. to
{which latter country Cubans are
,bound by great interests and a
tlivcly sense of ngatitudc"
ST. JOHNSN ..F, Feb. 20.—
An act1ve cause of friction bc-I
ltween Great Britain France-and
the United State-14117011111 be re-
movcd if means could 1:: found at
the conference of Britishxolonial
premiers in London this month
for the acquisition of the Frcnch-
colony of St. Pierre by Newfound-
land and the consent of New-1
this (1\ citing.
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The monthly meeting. of thc llulld- 1
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Several of the 1111111 merchants hzn'e'I
started to arrange their show window'sI
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in colors sultub'11 to 11111 birthday ct'I
lhe Father of 11111 (‘uuun'y Illcorr cl
i'Wushinulon.
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have 1111mm“,
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foreigners in this why
rather 1111111111311 and 1.111111111111111
toward the 111111111; out ol naturalization
papers. City Clerk Stephen liohus is‘
kept busy explainingbow they may 111‘ ‘
come cilizons 01‘ this country.
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Attila King 1111 the 11111111 11111001 111111111.
is lbe combinuliou which will be seen
:11 the Regent tonight, when these two
ANITA KING IN
“THE. GOLDEN FETTERS"
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ed success. in “ludiscrelion,” which
appears in 11111 1‘111111'11 today. 111.111
foundland to join-tho Dominion
‘of Canado, according to thcsopin-
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olncml today. I" 1311:: behcf 1111‘
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William 11.
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TOMORROW
STUART HOLMES IN
‘ THE SCARLET
LETTER“
young; artists nppeur 111
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of the school room with his eyes
How 11111
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leccbel',‘
_ T E E of the pllllthll‘lllllfl.
Home of Best Vaudeville’and
Feature Pictures
111 ion sliittlefield, and others.
this city of the great
«ire, New York success.
LELLIAN WALKER IN
“INDISCRETION”
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Wednesday -—HolIbrook Blinn .
in “The Prima Donna’s
Husband."
T11.11rsday;.Fannie Ward in
“Each Pearl a Tear.”
- ’FRIDAY .
. Robert VVVarwick in “The Man
Who Forgot.”
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Voice 1111111111111 Specialist
011% Y. C. Brooklyn, Pcddie InstI
,I and Bridgeport, Conn. '
7 halian, French. German and English l
Singing properly taught.
”arms, dates apply to Mrs. William
' h. Stowe. 5 West Ave" scuth Nor-walk
YORK.”
THE ANNING .1 SMITH TRANS,
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
sFt-eighl boat leaves Pier 27 East
'Nver, New York (foot of Catherine
at) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
, Frelght received at Norwalk up to
:I p. m. and at South Nomalk up to
1 D-M- 1
MM. F. route.- General Agent. 1
8'7 IFBEIOHT LINE TO NEW "1
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destroy-11d a large store and
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AT THE REGENT WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY I
The Murbut'yfiomslock Company
TODAY announces the first performance in
Princess T111111~
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Walker displays in 1111' from ordinary
manner, her powers its 1111 actress. The
feature is conuuenduble in every detail
N11rw1tlltetfis1u'c 1111-11 tor the
will have cuputllx
and if
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houses.
Robert Warwick Due Soon
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in 11111111110111th “Each Pearl 11 T1111."
On F1111ay Robert Warwick will play
“The 1111111 Who Forgot. " 111 next
week's feature program will be includ-
‘ed 11 presenttlon of Jules wines
to
a rc-groupinz of the British over
seas possessions would be con-
sidered by the. conferrncc. a mom
be: of the Newloundland govern-I
Irrs nt po'ntcd out that political a
well 11': phy' ical clement" would
amter into the consideration of
.any change: in the Nort‘i Ameri-
can portion of the empire
At present. he said, there is :1
dispute between France and Eng-
land regarding New‘founulat? J
fishing regulations which adver c-
lv afiectrthe French fishermen of
St. Pierre. This dispute. while
now quiescent, is capable at any
time of becoming a sore spot.
France pays bounties to her St.
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Cooking 111111101111!
THE BIG PROBLEM this winter is to
make that e toensivecoal go just as far as
possible. Probably you have been giving
some thought to this very problem.
LET’ Us SUGGEST that you use your g'as
range as much as you can in preparing the
three daily meals, and operate your kitchen
range with as low and slow a fit: as is con-
sistent with the weather and the heat requir-
ed in the kitchen.
SAVE COAL BY USING YOUR GAS
RANGE.
The United Electric Light
and Water Co.
, ‘STUART 11101.1me
~DIRECTION 7WILLIAM Fox 1
at The Regent. Wednesday
qutaancs'r MUSlCAl m Lacs}
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TI£RE COURSE
High action! Assembly Hall
Friday Evening, February 23,
8:15 p.111.
THIRD CONCERT'
:Community Handotin and Guitar '6.th
! assisted by .
l - Ana: Mm‘h, Soloist.
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Lodice Weed. Classical Dancing
Course Tickets, sum
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institutions 11111 3111.
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today require the flat-£112.. 1 and
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sharpest visitor
If you are dtficicnt ”m achie-
ness or uncomfortable in eye .
work come in and talk it‘ovIcr‘l
with us. We have EXPER-7
ENCE AND FACZLITI’ES
. to help you.
impose a penalty 1‘01’ fair-91'
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