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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 22, 1917 · page 3

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Palace Theatre
I Home of Best Vaudeville and
3 Feature Pictures.

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TODAY .
SFINE ACTS HIGH CLASS
’VAUDEVILLE ‘
HENRY & LIZEL
Condo and Clever Dancers and
l Contortionists ;
ORDEN & DREW
The Past Masters of Mimicry.
TYLER & ST. CLAIR
Musical Speciiaists
The Cliff Dean Players Pre-
sent a Comedy Piaylet
“DONE IN OIL" .
A One Act Musical Comedy;
“LITTLE MISS NO- i
WHERE"
Bright mil Cican Throughout
Presented by a Company of i
Six ;
nand—
THEODORE ROBERTS IN
"ANTON THE TERRIBLE".
Friday ”mm-in:- and (than?
lotte \‘t-nlkei in "Pardners,"
by Rex Beach, author of
"The Spoilers." “The Ne’er
Do Well," “The Barrier,".
“The iron Trail," etc. 1
Saturday-Marie Doro in
“The Lash" and Vaudeville.1
=Monday~~~Charlie Chaplin in“
“The Pawnshop" and Clara‘
Kimball Young in “Without
a Soul.“ Double feature?
day. Regular prices. i
'Wednestiay —- Artcrafts pre-f
sents Mary Pickford in “A!
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‘ 77H And the 13th Episode of
7“ “Wk Lass at the Lumberlands”

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Five Acts for Three Days 'Run Open
Here Today» ’,'iim.+-w~r Roberts
in For" .-.- T":- he.
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’ REGENT Theatre

TONIGHT—“M Y LADY’S GARTER”

A timely Ill‘.(’(ll\4' iiriu‘a full of s,cnuinc :Elll'lll'lh'ts, another (Thcnting

”THURSDAY, MATINEE ONLY—"THE TRAIL OF
THE LONESOME PINE" 7

A true exact c'ltii: oi the Virginia lltlls, .‘ltldpll'll from the novel

~> THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY —— MARGARET ILLING-
TON‘S GREAT PLAY, “THE LIE."

“FRIDAY—“TH E WOMAN"

timid Belch-tear.» play, tlcrclopin'

' SATURDAY~NWAY DOWN EAST"

lerkshn‘f Hills ll‘nt will lll‘t‘ i'orcvcr.

!‘ ll Performances.

PHONE 1501.

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mb‘fii‘y Eveliinjz . . _ 1. p.111 as [19
not independent pvt-y 13),»1‘ in Con-
edleuh’sald of Hi» :- . t : "'l‘ho mim-
Qimy of Vfil‘ioils riit".l can tuna-s and inl-
Jéatlons of [timiliziz "‘i:3Il~, by Ordon
.Drew,*a~m€iii Luci :~ mumn, whose.
isone'ut the bum oi“ its kind ever
3 tall in this city, is the: hit of this
'3 vaudeville pi .lnimance at the
- ‘ theatre. The mun possusses
‘rfulf control of a remarkably
his voice and produces with fidel
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FRENCH TROOPS Incon-
TACT WITH THE MAIN

 

BATTLE MAY FOLLOW.

‘ v number of villages. \ -- ..... w
A" This week (Continued from l‘li'fi Page) i The villages are situated to the REGENT TllEATLI—I.
3 " inorth of Soissons. They were _.-7. 7 ._

1 WASHINGTON, March 22.—-1'
:With Congress called to convene,

kle-Harder Co.

:Germany's submarine warfare”
iAdministration officials ,

cly the best and our»! parlor-i pur-

, future developments in the situa-
gtion. It i". realized that betweenl
‘now and the assembling of Con.

" Hill to Him Who Evil Thinks,

rmendous import to the United
States.

upon the United States, and de-

ognized, government officials
are bending all their energies to
.mect that. condition by putting
the nation‘s armed forces and re—
sources in readinOSS for “any
eventuality. ‘

President Wilson it, believed to
be preparing to address Congress
and show that war actually has
,existed for sometime. “Congress
iprobably will appropriate about
'3 .. ~-~ 7._, 77,4.” .,ltalf a. billion dollars for national
ticli-m- song in which the man intro.ldelen58 and authorize the presi-
(ll’lces sounds made by a rooster. Tllt' dent to use the armed {OX'CCS of
act receivctl . rcpcnted cncores-m'l‘hu the United States against Ger.
:hon opens With a clercr dancini,r and 3 many.

iarmbtitu llllll by llt “Wh‘gd i1:51;: 3| Technically, “fig w0uld amount
'song or two. but tlic hartlslmc dunoing to ?‘ declaration of war, but
;whether the United States shall
enter the war in its full sense will
depend on the extent to which
'Germany continues the unlawful
aggressions of her submarines.
In Congressional circles today

ya powerful story to proicct 1i

Sellingfo: NlGHT PRI"ES:
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all“ us he pt-it‘ornis sinners-nulls
during it tltlllt‘t‘. untl lutvr his hung
.N‘inicrsanli ovcr :1 row of chairs, rrc
Tho musical
comedy tublod "Lilllt- lilis’s Nowhere“
is above the average and of its kind in

GERMAN ARMY AND BIG them out of several strong posi- reprisal for the setting“ aiire of f=

Jin extraordinary session April 2,]
tor once the Admutc Ail'uiiiidr: did not tin/ll“: t0 confide? further Steps to meet

today}
i were awaiting with tense anxiety; bombardment on March 17, killed

‘gress are days pregnant with tre-‘ Serbian Press Bureau.

Meanwhile believing that GET-fiThe bureau has received the fol-
Iinany. by the hostile acts of her,
submarinf‘: actually is makingwari

tcrmined that its hall be so rec-{victims of the terrible bombard- young l’lll‘kt‘ lu'llt‘tt“ llliit n 1pm:

 
 
 

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but after spiritedwlighting horth Frankforton-thbMaih had been 1%: 73am
of Tergnier the French forced bombarded by a French airship inr

 

 

tions. The French occupied a Bapaurne.

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Investment

William Parke. Jr. ‘ " » ' "- hailing
man of the Thanh ’i w corpor-
zttiou, who is skip], sting Gladys liu- g
lcttc in “ Hot" New York." the Panhc‘w1
Gold lloostor play U) be igilll'lt'ml
Lockwood's Hall this Hiiui'dsy,
had an cxlemiw cart.- 1‘ (il“'il-lii'
tii'i-nty-onc Mail‘s

Ml‘, l’zil‘kc‘ has liml sumo 313'; 5-19 '
in Bernard Shay. p‘u) , has 'tippui':~--‘
Arnold lialy. lit _

carried in the face of determined
resistance by the Germans.
CORFU, Greece, March 22.—
Asphyxiating gas bombs thrown
into the open city of Monastir by
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has“ ‘
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lmore than sixty civilians, include
'ng twenty-five women and thir-
ity—one children, according to the
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[twenty others, mostly women and of A. ll. wot-ii.- .3 ‘9',“ A ugly. . .7 '/
lchildren, were killed by shellfire. the spenki'r: 1]....13 ”ml li'2-l :3 Hi i f ‘ . . . .
‘ ‘ , . , 7. . , 'lhe cost of electr'c Wiring is not an ear»
iiairs ul stoli lil l’hnmnlm i 311'. l lg .
lowing from Saionihi: ll‘iltsf‘lilil, Elms. ‘li, pence, such as painting, that has to be m-
“ ‘ : l i' " ‘in - iir -~ Rm ‘, i, 3- l,,‘.\' l; ,.. ,2 .
Acording to snppfimenaly 1‘" {“11“ ' l "I! l" “ ‘ curred every few Years, but rather an invest-

reports,\the exact number of the ninna'tcr

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ii iii noto tiny
I p I ' mint, that having b’een made lasts as long as
lment Of the open town of Monas— ploy public hilt-.3 -~1 Hamil lw ' ”ii“
ill!“ by the Bulgarians 0“ Mal’Ch in Hills of youth :inl titslmws. “Noll
17 was: Killed. five old men, nine hex-nusc in: a. it»; M an," n» larval:
:women, five Childl’Clfi WO’JDded. ‘hut l'w wnliht'tl unit with :: luv.
ltwo old men. two women. Killed cciiom the “any Hum int. i
; by CSPhyXiating gas: Six 91d men: as popular on the suntan :is lin- inun‘.‘
twenty-five women. thlrlY'one girls and boys who ll:i\i‘ up
)children. Suffering from effects of with tho mmm .f‘
.gas, sixty-one, who are not ex- W

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;petced to recover- HOPSON VIOLIN QUINTET ,;

the house stands. 1* is an investment. that
it
easier to rent an'l attracting a better class at

 
 

greatly improves the property, making

tenants.
“my“ If you wire your propertyxduring our pres-

ent house wiring campaign, we contribute to—

 

wards the cost of wiring an amount equal
to the first four months' lighting bills. This
means that the net cost of wiring will hit,“-

LONDON, March 21, 12:06 pi:

The llopson \'ioim Quintet v i1l i; ,
the followinr, prognm at. tho ll mi Q
concert of lllt' llurrrolt Mush-:2! illlll
Lecture t‘ourw on Friday t‘l‘t‘illlii n‘
this week in the ti>r.t'llllll}' hail ill ”I“ 9

im.—Ministers to Greece of the
' Entente nations have again taken
up their resistance in Athens,
,Reuter's correspondent there re-

duced by that amount.
Let u". give you detailed estimates of cost

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,ports. The discharge of a cargo m h'school _ .- _ . -
jot wheat destined for Piraeus be-t g “ program ¢ 0! wring and fixtures
‘ gms taday' ‘ lntcrmczzo Shunt-lo 3

i The admission of wheat to,

lGreoce indicates the lifting of they A”) “Iniwhyuiim (MM-i “p.11";
:blockade which has beet in erect)“ “W "' W 3.

., . , The United Electric Light

ifor several weeks, causang wid:-;
ispread suffering. The blockade

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:was imposed by the Entente to

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2:21:31Vlllllhllilf'cliol'lls in]. thirti‘tihii'i-li' the'suggestion was heard that the:enforce compliance of Greece "lam: ”WW“ '\““'mm M“ l and “Jatfll‘ 00

some”, gowmfit ““0"“‘1‘,,“‘“;"“"“,u,‘;“‘; fight for organization of thuwith its demands, the most int-3‘ " WW, \. I, “3 § ’ U .

fly so on“, prodnmhmm in "MM. House be deferred pending aetion‘portant of which were the transfi ,3 3 . ‘ “ff: , , ,3 ' ' $2.:

comedy labeled “Little Miss Nowhere," by Congress on the international fer of the army to Lower Greece “‘ (3”"‘””"‘ “““‘ j; “‘3‘",_}'““. '.

carries an atmosphere of clennlincsx crisis, The Senate already has or-. and the disbanding Oi ill: user-3 in .nin. haunt. l) ‘

lilint tutultcsu ruvornbli- impression, ganlzed. . 3 lVlt‘vtS. il.(iil\’()lll' . (.ostm ‘

all“??? 53:33.2 “am: Steps .., put the com in The Frcwh w... Office . .1 ‘ ‘i . ~ ~ 7 - » -

number mentioned lhc cn mm Play lStatc of preparedness went for- nounced on March 17 that ;‘ “f "“ ."Ln‘ _ 3 _ ‘3 “f“"" we Q 7; 7 OEQI'O‘

crs will prom-lit n comctly playliilflward rapidly today. *’ """"" “' " ”' Aw MM?“ . T“ F “' ”'1'" ._ .- »--.~~»—~———-—-—-~-—~r~~~-~-— -=

“Done in Oil" by two mun and :ii LONDON, March 23' ”:32 .3," . I '3 ' l"““”‘”‘k‘ ‘ ”Vi ‘-‘ .7,

33,331331-“3: again-W Pg;;;!'\‘{iir:hi ‘h‘ilifi’i m.—-«Robbe‘;‘lcs, incendiarics dandiOTTO PAUL Si H'JBEhT,-‘“ij“:}“;{1““““ ““‘ “"‘ " ' ‘ “ CENTRAL HOTEL

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[\iliiiihii‘w1mm”i’iifui.‘fi)iiiiih \i‘lliili :iflgggfi 22:02??ng ofgulg'e disrll Villce Building SDCCl'llih‘l i llopum \‘iniii. Quinn . Fine rooms by the day or‘WC‘flK. ’Steiaarn Rated; ctltcc‘tII‘lC

mount utirnctithr. I patch in Reuter's from the Rus-l 01 N. v. c. Brooklyn, Peddie inst i ”WWW“ . ‘ ‘ w :‘rh 'l lights and. gas. Fine Cafe attache , a.so (suntan . 31am
__.-.7 ,7.-_-_7,_ 7‘ sian capital.- The disorders were and Bridgeport, Conn. ' max-1v.» M 3r! n~ and American style.

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started by rowdies who were en»;
couragcd by the police. the died
Saturday [patch savs, but were quickly sup.
llm lit-n: ll consitlnrcil :'.iriini’»rx" l Presged by lb? militia force com.
ono of hill best stories nml it is nonposcd of saldlers and workmen”
surprising in How of this fact that thelwho'disarmcd the police.
picture prcscntnllonvshould be highly‘ PETROGRAD, March 21' Via
rennrtlcil. llcx llonch is the author OtiL d M Ch 2 6'10 8 m_
”’i'lw Spoilers," “Thi- .\'c'cr lip Well," on on, at 2 ’ ' ' . '
"The Barrier." “The Iron 'l‘ruil," undiA“ order for the arrest 0f N16110-
othcr notable works. 'l‘hc Mutual coni- ' laS Romano“
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patty, producers oi, “l‘urdm-rs‘," hasiFeodorovna, former Emperor and
started Chorlotto \'\ nlkcr in this font. Empress of Russia, has been is-
nic which appears in connection wilhl d b th P - ~ 1 G 8 .
Friday's vaudeville shows. On Sutur- lsuc y e rovrsrona 0" rn
tlziv Mario Doro will play “"lw l.nsh.";mcnt- General Alene“. has been
u Paramount production. gcharged with the duty of guard-
_ “’ """""" ___._...._ ging the prisoners until members
FlreStHorfle; atnd F:reGAPl;a;a'tus 0" ‘ of the Duma arrive with an escort
age, on was it rea ay. . -
'lnllopini: horses, churning lire hulls, toig‘figgfi tho“ ngrSkoe SFlo' 4
fire apparatus and firemen in action ' arc 22’ ”'15 p“
on the slum. will be realistic features “L‘Allfhe members 0‘ ‘he form-
in tho coming production of the great er Russ'an dynasty" have placed
sr-cri'uculur flrc play. “The Fire mil:- themselves at the disp05ition 0'7
rule” which Old Wcll. H. h l.. (‘0. No. the Provisional overnment 8"-
l. arc to urns-om tit Hoyl's tluuirc on: d' o“ g - ’ "
\‘\“;dncsduy «wetting. April ll. 'l‘hczcor mg n a Renter dISPatCh
complete cost, are now being rclicnrscd i from Petrofirad- Grand DUke CY'
nightly in the parlors ol’ the Truckiril has resigned his command of
(:lotnpany, and Capt. Dehonir states the Nat/a! Guards.
tint they will put up a great Show.
The Truck company members are out PARIS' Mamh 22’ Noon—{The
hustling the sale of exchange tickets. Germans made energetic. reSISt'
and report there is a good demand for ance *0 ”‘13 French laSt night he
tickets. ‘tween the Somme and the Aisn‘e,

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PALACE PICTURES,
Charlotte Walker Due Friday and
Marie Doro Will Be Stirred

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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TELEPHGNE DIRECTORY

'WILL BE EFFECTIVE MAY 20th

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