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PATHOS WI”! out 3 DRAMA WITH
TEARS and, A Ch \ STIRRING 3
3 LAUGHS , an ce SITUATIONS
The Greatest White Slave Play“ Ever Written
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. MABEL TALIAFFERRO
TIN “THE BARRICADE”
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TUESDAY
«KATHLYN WlLLIAMS IN
. “our OF THE WRECK"
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XVEDNESDAY
BESSIEIQ'VE IN
“NINA THE FLOWER
GIRL"
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Home'of Best Vaudeville and
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Feature Pictures. i
pun-EASTER SPECIALS
3 TODAY
idioticl Brady“ Company ;,Pre-’
sonts Gail Kane in'
"THE RED WOMAN”
TUESDAY VVVVVVV 3
Vilsgraph Presents Lillian
“KITTY MCKAY".~
--—and-- 3
Charles Richman and Dorothy.
Kelly in the Third Episode ofi
'SHE SECRET KINGDOM”
WEDNESDAY 3
CLARA KIMl3~A3LL YOUNG
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. zuAuRIAGE A
{ LA .CARTE”
, THURSDAY
VIVIAN. MARTIN IN
“HER FATHER’S sou"
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At the Regent Tonight Mabel Taiia.‘
ferro in'"The Barricade" ;
Mabel Taliaferro inrwl‘Tho Barricade"ll
will be presented by the Metro, Pic-
ture Corporation at this popular‘ play-1
house tonight and should“ be a big-
drawing curd inasmuch as they have
in” this picture a star featuredcthat Fins
’, always been a great favorite in Nor-
wolk whenever she has been-announc.
ed to appear before the screen and in
this picture she has been given a
3 most exceptional part Which is "just
“ Walker in I 7
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_ ‘ . suited for her style of acting and the
Regent Theatre supporting company is of the very
3 3 highest caliber. This is an unusual
—3-——---— - -. production inasmuch as this producing
TONIGHT company has taigen great pains in its
making which has token a long time
to complete, and all details are said
to be carefully considered along with
some beautiful scenery and ellects
it will be to :uiybody‘s advantage
uo'to witness this production at
Regent tonight.
Tomorrow at the Regent, Kathlyn
53 ” Williams in “Out of the Wreck"
There promines to be :i' grout pic-
ture at this theatre tomorrow, when
Kathlyn Williams willnuppoar in “Out
of the Wreck," a Paramount picture
30
to
tho
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episode or “The secret Kingdom” will
be, played tomorrow also: Wednesday‘s
tenture will be Clara Kimball Younl‘
in "rlage A La, Cane.” .
BRITISH AND FRENCH ‘ARE
KNOCKING AT DOOR OF
ST. QUENTIN JU‘ST NOW.
(Fontinuod From First Page) 31
tro~G¢rman drive in preparation
on the. Italian front. There are
persistent rumors, however, of
mighty efforts by Germany to
mass reserves back of the fighting
lines, and Allied observers still
predict that Field Marshal von
Hindenburg will try to offset the
effect on public opinion of his
withdrawal in Picardy by: a trc;
"rnendous blow in some other di-
rection.‘ .
VIENNA, March 31, via Lon-
don, April 2, 12:30 p. m.———The
American Ambassador. Frederic
C. Penfield, confirmed todayv‘the
impression here that he expects
to return to Vienna as quickly as
possible after» a visit to Washing-
ton. 'He said he might be gone
here will be kept open.
The
Penfield will depart on WCdnes-
day a;- Thursday.
The news obi-Mr. Penficld's i'n-
pcnding departure made a great
stir here, but the first impression
was ofiset“by a statement. item
the ambassador to the press'that
his trip to Wahsington was to be
made on account of President
Wilson‘s wish to consult ‘hir'ni'in
regard to the general situation in
Euorpe. The State Department's
message to Mr. Ron-field save that
during his absence Joseph C.
Grew. counselor oi the embassy;
will be in charge. iMr. Grew is
well-acquainted with the situa»
tion in Vienna, where he has
many friends in diplomatic cir-
whlch is utmost cnouginto say inns
much as their produciimls'arc most
all of them a very pleasing lot. “Out
of the Wreck" is u very stirring dru
mu. full of hourt interest and dealing
with many difficult situations, that are
very carefully portrayed in it most or-
tistic mixhner by the cntirc company.
which there are n grcnl many favorill‘
players in the support of Miss Katir
lyn Williams, which ore compound of
such players as William Conhlin, Will
lium Ciillord, Slcllu hazeto. William
Winter Jefferson. Don Bailey and oth—
ers of equal mention.
I
GAlL KANE lit THE PALACE
Plays“ World>Brady Feature, "The Red
Woman" at the Palace Theatre
Today
Miss Gail Kano h s a characteriza-
tion that. mils for eficeptional dramat-
ic ability in “The Red Women," the
thrilling new World Picture Brady-
Mnde which comes to the Palace Thea.
tre today. Miss Kane in this new pic-
luroplu‘y takes the rolé of 3a young In-
dian girl who lsueli educated. but
wh‘d'cherls to the customs and habits
of her forcintlici-s3._ Then. when a stal-
wart young American comes to'liiex-
ice to work the mine that has boon‘ be.
quenthed to him by his father, she falls
in love with him and us the result of
this love undergoes e‘number of start.-
ling experiences. Throughout the en-
tire picture the scenic effects are not.-
able and wonderfully beautiful. The
story is especially interesting and en-
tertainlng and altogether the picture
is one to be long remembered by all
who are so fortunate as to see it.‘
LILLIAN WALKER‘TOMOR‘ROW .
3ln3'New Vitagraph Feature, “Kitty Mc-
Kay" at the Palace and New
Episode‘of “The Secret
Kingdom 3
The Tuesday feature at the Palace
will be Lillianegvi’alker in e now‘Vila-
graph release. “Kitty MoKoyL" 'Lil-
lien Walker is a stand-by of the Vita-
graph studios and every picture in
which she appears proves'a complete
this time on the platform.
for three. months. His residence .
Ambassador and Mrs. 5
lotion haul bemgreoeedwtfln’m.
thusiasm'at every town though .
which he" had passed. Twenty re-
turning exiles. chiefly Socialists, "
were on ‘ 33 d the tram and were
welcomed by immense crowds at “
the various’ railroad stations. '
military bands were parading 3
everywhere and speechmaxing by“;
revolutionary craters went on day
and night. 3 V . g
mr. ooynton said that the
greater part of the crowd was .
composed of soldiers wearing the
red badge of the revolution. “1
was impressed,”: he continued,
“by the extraordinary‘unanimity 3.
of sentiment expressed'on e.e:y
’side in favor of a republic. The 3
news of the arrival of the exiles
seemed to precede us, and at ev-
ery station crowd-s. cl'I on ‘r‘ ,..... n~
sight of them and demanded
speeches. One of the canes nam—
ed Anisimo, a former menber of
the Duma, who had been ten. years
in the mines, responded most fre-
‘quently, and in fact spent most of .5.
l ' '2. (M
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At the Foreign Office it was
[learned that no significance was
launched to Mr. Penfield‘s,, visit
gto Vilashinqton other them that
given by the ambassador himself
tMr. Penfield has not been in thc
ibest of health rcrentlv. as he is
suficring from thé' strain of the
{work incident to represnting
1xnost of the Entente Powers here.
I AMSTERDAM, Marchigr, via
London," 2211 p. m.—-—A Vienna
dispatch quotes Count Czcrnin
.the AuStrovHungnrian Foreicn
Minister, as saving in an inter.
view with the 'Frcm’den‘vladt. that
the Entente could conclude an
honorable peace with the Central
leowers at any time. and that the
proposal of the Central Empires
for a peace conference‘still held
good.
PETROGRAD, March 30, via
London, March 31.—-—The' procla-
mation of the provisional govern-
ment regarding freedom of P0-
land has been received enthusi-
astically by Polish lenderc
throughout the country. I. A
Shebako. a prominent Poilsh
leader, in n statement today said:
' “The temporary government is
taking 'action which should have
been taken by the former regime
With the. publication of the den-
laration the pipure of Poland’s
future is quite changed. Russia‘s
only. task at present regarding the
Polish question is to take prompt
measures to prevent, P0131111.-912:
tering into the circle‘ol the Cen—
tral Empires. That.Poland woulr‘
be independent was clear to me
even before the proclamation. Evv
cry ei‘fnrt should bemade now to
attacheiPoland as firmly as possi-
ble to Russia and the Slavonic
people." 3.
The Bourse Gazette’coinments:
“The new act conforms With the
complexity of the question. It is
“not a strict lea-d definmnn, 5-5 in
the case of Finland. which latter
reminds one of the manifestoes of
the old emperors. .It is rathEx-a
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of all the exiles operations: 33
"In the region of
«m
creasing the regular army tower
strength and calling out thawing.
tire National ’Guard at: war.
strength.
Reports (if submarine; havi.
been. seen ., oil Mention 33Po3
Monday night were believedto
day to have been disposed of‘
Secretary Daniels’ announcemep
that in reality they were patro
motor boats returning to Ian
cow, where she is the abbess of a
St. Quentin convent. says a Renter dispatch
‘ om Petrograd today.
The grand duchess adds that
her severance with the court was
due to the Rasputin scandal.
WASHINGTON. March 3o.—-3_
Steps in anticipation orPrcsi-
dent Wilson's appearance before
Congress next Week and for ac-
tion on whatever recommendlagll A Q 4 f‘ 3 'al "3M3
lions he ma make to meet tic sen rm"- 9 .-r n. 3 .
national emeirlgenCy'b-egan to take LONDON, March. 3:33, 4:25,
“The speeches A t“ 3
alt an. a ltl’lCE.’
Thegyhaegkelgivegybody lfturn in our patriots pushed iorwar.f3_fr
and help defeat the common en- northeast of Dallon and north 0
‘emy. An amu'luz, story was told3 Castreslthcsc towns are, 3about
on board Yhe train with regard to - three miles irom St. Quentin) 33.15
a former governor who was also far as the enemy hunknvhllch
a~-passenger. He was a new'op- they found to, be held spongy.
minute and bad just arrived at m the sector soul-n 305 the 3013c
his poster the moment of the there was heavy firipg betwcm
triumph of the r1770". tiou. He was the advanced posts... South of thl
net bv o delegation which he Axlette our troops followed up
Sllmfii’dl intended M“Wi¢}€°ll€ th‘i“ successes and move the form todav' :Thesc step: were: firm—1125mm dlépfllgll irecei
" The aroma: “launched Germans l‘cyondflauxallon. Err-3. .; , X; 3 3 33 33 33 erd 3 3
mm. . . g - .1 1-5 or ed b . The presulent held a final com throughtReuter’sAmstm “gm 33
IMO an address deniarfiig h“: m-c‘ny patrons wéreb‘: pt 5 '~ yliercnce with his‘Cabinet Pffiara respondent savstt‘i‘c Reichstaghdé’
"ention to enforce the ”w 5mm,” our fim' " “e nujnc. o p“°°"‘1~.or‘ to startin the mural writ- adjourned until April 24.553 V.
«to! rule with a firm hand. The ore taken yesterday reschcd mo'lin yof the addrEss he W333 (333333,” 3 3 33 3
delegation finally succeeded 1n 31:1“; “5? captured live motlnne guns 1bc§0re a 50th assembles: of (he.I . CONCERT _ .
”Morin? hint tit" l".- was under3 In the Cfiampaqne smeml House and Stuart 3 a 3 3 33 33
arrest in the name of the nelecrman rottntcrraltocks aqa1n5t3 'House Democrats held a cau- Rochester College Musical Clo
qovfiny’n'e‘nf. ch'govemor later the nosmom we recsutured west: M comm 1am for on,” one Club, tummy: club, Syncopstetf
oledaerl his al‘eqience. fastened a of Maisonr. do Chan‘magne wen“. 'LL'Z'r-t'nc 'H “CPL iithe‘i‘ pZny'CW’ Solemn. High School Ral
red badge in his coat and was on checker] but our fire. We rcoulsed 3 {321‘ dba committee (lgyt\"CI;l)V‘Seven 'l‘uPsday. April 3, 8 9.3;“, Tickets he
his way. to ”loan his'rcqiment..complol61v “veil” ”5'1 smallpm‘fil‘l‘éepublicens mot to procure its ’ «
but. apparlfntlv stilldfailegi tg ao‘ :23: 2;?nubcrlte and west orNav-r3 final recommendations iorlorghni- 3‘ 3.5 . $3,330} 3
Omsk»... t5: new or "r 03 a al'S. 3 . 3 _ 3 P 323 will pecxal’ _ 3
“After pascing Ekaterlnbul‘E “In Al'iqCC We made 9 3 .JCCSS" Zatlon of ‘he no“ e “’1 lCh lfligh G is Station 33 333
m Per Box.
. . .. be laid before a caucus or Re-
we entered the 33govemment of ful surprise attack :- -arspalh publicans tomorrow.
Perm. I was struck bV‘thc fact Wood and took r ' .ncrs. Over
- . . Senator ‘ Chamberlain. chair-
that here the demonstrations thn remaznder .1. the front, the man of the Senate Military Af-
fairiCo-nmittc, after his confer-
ence with the president yester—
day over his universal military.
training plan, agreed .to press for,
prompt action in the» Senate on!
eased. I learned later‘ that. the night passed in quiet."
governor of Penn Was a rabid 3
re'actionary .3and had suppressed Andrew Bonar . or, member 0
the news of ”the arrival of the ex- the British War Council, today
ilcs.”
LONDON, Apri 2, 4 p; m.—
l" ————.
3 B. A. MEAD;
stated in the House of Commons,
Mr. Bovnton reported that that the total casualties suFfere" the re lar armv appropriation. - 3
travel conditions were excellent. by the Turks 1113 the battle of bill, “filth failed. at the last “5.. ””3315!
nag auundfint. He said that Gaza, in Palestmc, weretiooo sion, as soon as it comes over 8 NOPIK‘.‘ .vtains
told that an improve- The total number of British kill- from the House. l ~ m Wk- Ct.“
men as ode/cable immediatclv ed. he adde. was‘lcss than 403. i The senatdr assured the presi-‘ . '
that the new government tool . 0NDOl‘l3. April'z, 3:20 p. ml dent that-he airbady hasautlzor-l . .
control. ‘ . 5 .. .‘"' 3? Enhsh have capturedity’ without further Congression—l
BERLIN. ‘Aprfil 3': by wireless {Crowll‘lfs all”; a desperltzate 313d?” al action, to rake immediatolig n“: 3 3 . > 33
to .Savville.—-—Rnscian forces ensc v e. ermans: cu ”Stormyof more than 3,700,000 byin-l Bu F‘
utter strand-artillcrv prenaration CRTWSPOHdent at British Head-£3 3 ' l y ' "a mce. 1..
yesterday l‘auncbedflan 339lfensiv¢3quartcrsreports. 3 . ‘ i FAST FREI'SHT LINETO NEW _ And W your property,
stong‘gmbreadlh of more than: The towns of Longatte andi YORK. ' | ‘ - " “
Prun- miles .aminst the German Doignies also have been capturedirua ANN! G 4;. SMlTH 'nvmus.‘i Buy Liam“:
nos-{finnn30n1h9 Plimaninn from by theBri‘tish, who . tool: some "i '3P0RT TION LINE, he; . ‘ ‘ -.
. . . . . . M m f .
+:., hei'rbts on both Sides of the prisoners. f L d“ Freight mm may” “"4227 East 331"?” Emily 3
Oituz ‘Vallev sws the Germanl .Tlie towns o onqatte an River. New York (foot of. athcrine 3 \‘3 ._ 3 3
nWwinl statement“ issned» todavli Doienies also have been captured .Sl-l 9V”! :53! “Gem Sunday. at 3 P~ BUY Steamship Tickets,
Russian waves broke rimxm un-va. the British, who tcpk same m. Freight received“ at Norwalk up to “a ”Mimi.
satisfaction. In “Kitty MCKRY" Miss passionate appeal directed to the place aft-than?! to'hafld fighting-
Walker is splendidly cast. The till“! futurfi The Poles are called upon'
W“ " ' *0 giVe a just valuation,.,_of 1116' to Sayville.—“Battles begun yes~
Chancellor von Bathroom-Holl-
weg were bitter'lvdcnp‘vnccd bv-
, .
‘1 ‘ breadth and depth of thdchauged. terday "between the British 33nd
itiators of .Pnlish-‘ freedom. Thev
deceived Polish'13onin‘on.‘ibutr the
Poles had to viva:l themSe‘ves Olivrevnv. it __
can ofier’ which Rvissie tormerly Frknnh «sac 530m
refused. lTOd‘l‘flr: Russia ' COllld inot heavy lassts, _ ‘
refuse to Poland . the ”freedom "
‘ whichi
.3'33PE‘TROGRAD3 April r, -v‘a nightxtot
3 ‘Londons‘pri-il 2. 6:536 a. m_....3y ‘ , N
Charles B ' '
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Deputy Skabeloff, viceLprcsideiit
Russian attitude toward the'mlffiermantorcessonth of Arms on 3
of the Council of VVorkrnen. sold-
It' is a fraternal anneal .W'hilhfthe road to Cdrnbrai, and on both
should be met in a fraternal so rs-ihajnlrs of use river Somme west of iers and delegates. ‘ during a
it.\‘Russia)calls on themtojo St.‘ Quentin, were fufihcr dellel- demonstration in_ front “of the
the ranks of the Chimpions loflooed thismornincr. s'zvs the oi-‘Dnma building. according to a
freedom—those battling. for the Facial statemni; issued todav bv Pet-ozrad dispatch to Renter's.
Slavonic. cause hesinst‘ thé-Kdes— the German ArmrHesdouartem Deputy Sknbclofi'. addressina the
potism of the. Central Empires. "rtni‘f. ”The British furres. the at»: thousands of soldiers and’civilians
"‘Ourv enemies have ‘aévai‘ed nouncementodds. sii’j‘ered; con-lwho took part in'theldemonstrae3.
themselves. artfully .of‘ circum- drivable-lesser. and only gained tion. said: ‘ ‘ ‘ . 1:. '. ' ‘
stances antl'have succeeded in ground where. the German trOops. “To the hypocritical «greeting,
39138313119: 3!! ”1‘3 role of th“. in- gave “mound” nwlers ' 3 3 sent the Russian revoliitioniSts
nnbnth sides of the nine-Aisnc"bv,vi3fe1helm Land. Bethm‘ann We;
can] and on ,j'thef" hi"hlands of can only reply withthe bayonet-l
announced: ‘ the“ We candor shake hands withthefi
eadVance und E'Ger‘nianupeoole'luntil they. have
V .3 '- ' :fidthemselvea of the“cursed Ho-.
3 . “WIF- An‘rn 2.35:9: o.<m.—‘--;henz'ouem .and .Bcth’n‘ann.“ "
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