.T TONIGHT
fl‘he Picking Star of the ‘
Screen , '
' f3: ‘ 'GUERITE CLARK, IN
‘ I; “THE marshes
. » or FIFI"
TOMORROW
~. The Great, Japanese Actor
" SESSUE H‘AYAKAWA IN
“THE BOTLE IMP”
, e
SATURDAY
. The Triangle Film Co.
Presents d.
‘FRANK KEENAN IN
“THE CRAB”
And the and Episode 0f
“THE RAILROAD
RAIDERS"
to,
Palace Theatre
’ ‘ gorwalkfs Premier Vaudeville
House
near, ' FRIDAY 'AND
. 1...,SATURPAY
p.49 Rataplan Comic Opera
Company Presents
MARY caason
‘ Films Denna 'of’ the Milan:
Grand Opera Co, ‘
—in_'
it
imagined” {or to!“ of his _
toner. mold min postal-tied by
,thla development that he really be-
come: what tide child has imagined
him to be. 77
Mrs. .Vernon Castle In “Patric," at
the Regent Monday
They are joined by'RyleT. Donald's
'princlpai assistant in the secret sels
vice. and a mechanic with an acety-
lene outfit with which to cut through
the steel door to the vaultf Neither
Patric nor Donald have the least sus-
picion that Hur'oki has stolen the trea-
sure by breaking into the vault train
the cellar oi the house next door, but
when their partyin the garden is tir-
ed upon by a man stationed in an up
per room of the house next door, Donv
aid starts to investigate. He goes up
through the hall burning Charming
mansion. and crossing o the next
roof, finds that the sent e has been
forced. He locates the room from
which the shots were fired and kills
the sniper calls is about to fire again.
Donald rushes out to find the vans
gone and goes in'pursuit of the treat.
sure. '
Patrla, unwilling that Donald should
be out of her sight has followed him
into the ruins of her old home and up
to the root. Her search tor.Donald
leads her to the cellar, where she dis-
covers ,the breach in the wall .and
. .
sure. A man left behind by Huroki
to dynamite the place springs on her
from the, arkness and ties her to a
*hhair. Hg then proceeds to place the
dynamite to which he attaches a time
lose, and alter lighting it he departs
leaving Patria to her late.
Selene 'Haylkawa In “The Bottle
imp," at the Regent Tomes" .
row ,
Sessuo liayakawa. the noted Japan-
ese actor will shortly be seen in one
.. slain BANDIT"
,Cast of 26 people ”including Mis
Q8110“ J. Rallglcponough 01' "Th
Chocolate. Soldier;” Richard
Parks or , the Metropolitan Gran
{Opera Company; J. L."Hesse of th
£95391: .' Grand.’ opera " company:
Mgrguerite“ Hebert or the Bosto
grad“ Opera {company and”'man)"
sliced officenerywand Speciall -
, ‘ElECtric'al Effects
This 'ASt 'iiiid‘ Four Others
\Vitll Feature Pictures
And Positively No Advance in
. Prices
as Meehan in “The Heir to
, BOOM}!
Friday—«Robert Warwick in
i “A Girl's Folly.”
Saturday—Sessue Hayakawa
in “The Soul Of Kura San."
Today—Anita King and Thom" l
oi the mqlt » unusual photodramatic
productions ever presented , on the
screen, namely a screen adaptation of
«Robert Louis Stevenson’s iamous Ha-
vaiian story, “The Bottle imp." which
will be seen at the-Regent tomorrow.
This thrilling drama was adapted for
the screen by Charles Maigne, and
produced under the direction of Marx
shall Neilan. .
’Mr. Hayakawa has been seen as a
Japanese; Chinese and Hindu but this
is the first ime he has ever appeared
as 9. Hawaii . and in the role of the
poor iishe .ll he plays one of the
most unusual. and [best characterize.
lions of his career."
The story of “The Bottle Imp” has
eto do with the adventures‘ot il poor
lellrns oi the loss of the great .tren- ’
i‘wbecause I've found it is just
the food and ionic for we 'old
folks. Not only is it nourishment.
in itself, but it raids in the diges-p
tion of other foods. It gently slim-
ulates and strengthens." ‘ .
PRIVATE. SEAL itself is the pied-
uct , of a house
drop of PRIVATE SEAL comes to
you through many-years' experience in
the art of healing. The Feig'enspan
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itisherman, Iiopnka. who seeks ll girl
ioi royal blood as his wife. Thehol—
iile grants every wish 'but yet has a
terrible menace. The entire story is
ltilied with unusual and startling inci-
dents. The majority of the scenes
‘ ii llii Julius
[Marguerite Clark in "The Fortunes
oi Fifi," it the Regent To-
_ night
.The best re case on the Paramount
rogram of late is the. picture “The
. , were taken
in the same localities
lllllolll which the story was laid, the
Lnsky Company sending the star and
his company to llawnii for that pur:
pose. j
Mr. Hayakawa's leading woman,»
Ifehua Waipahu. is a descendant of
Queen Liliuokaiani and is one of the
most talented amateur actresses on
the Island. Many of the scenes are
filmed on the famous Hawaiian es.i
NEWARK. , . p .
.n r " ‘.i p ,
so; 'llial' the "label lays P. O. N.
those who have heard the singers.
The New York Tribune has said of
lilies Carson, after its critics heard tack by German submarine on the
191' Aeolian Hall recital a few weeks American destro Cr Sl‘nith can be
ago: “Miss Carson's voice is pure and described on] yas 'fiUfi-ivOIous
ingraiiating in quality and makes a .Y -
means of attributing to Germany
welcome appeal to the judicious." the opening of hostilities In tact
..
‘- , ' ‘ em half of the Atlantic.”
sician of unique sincerity of purpose- .
and taste." Add to these stars J. r. qurlgfoggciAafmanguéggefi
M Donou l, f“Tl ‘ c l s l; "'3 . '
c g' o m show MP 0 from th'e War Orifice today says
dier," Richard E. Parke, ottlle Meta th er . th' f . l .
ropolitan Opera Company, J. L. liesse.‘ e 15 no [mg 0 Spec“ Inter-
' est to report.
of the Boston "Grand Opera Company;
“The Renter Telegraph Com-
pany dispatch regarding an at-
completely disappeam, .He said
the fighting spirit was increasing
daily, that the troops were" ready
to encounter the enemy and were
con ,(dent of the outcome.
AMSTEREDAM, via L6ndon, '
April 18, 5:2 a. m'.—The.Rhein-
ische Westfalische Zeitung com-
plains that the Poles seem to be
confusing the word autonOmy
with the word independence and
are wrongfully claiming that ill-l
dependence was promis'ed to them
last Novemberi The paper points
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[Fortunes of Fifi.“ which they are. me, land one of the original prom Dora BERLIN. April 19- via LOl‘l"°“t that Germany held °“t the costs only ten cents when
gesturing Marguerite Clark in, which
'i'Will be. shown at this popular play-
ouse tonight and without a doubt
will be greeted by capacity" crowds
he this clever actress is always a
p leasing drawing card whenever she
is announced to appear on the screen
mt this theatre. it is claimed that she
as the most desirable part that she
as ever attempted and the support-
ting company is said tolls the best
material that could begotten togeth-
r to make this production a banner
gattraction wherever it is shown, so
t is safe to say that this picture to-
ight will tax the capacity of the R
renew , l- »
rank Keenan in “The Crab," at the
Regent This Saturday '
One of the most gripping court-
room scenes ever put on the screen
its said to be that shown in “The
Crab," new Triangle-Kay Bee feature
postal-ring Thelma Salter and Frank
E'iKc‘enan, in which the former, as a. lit-
wait who has been adopted byfa.
arsh old man, takes the old man's
part‘in court when he is arraigned
m.
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Drug Store
3 North Main Street
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Mr. Havakawa had a thrilling bat' seritette with twenty-one other highly
tle on the top Of a cliff and ““5 ”“0 accomplished actors and musicians
thewater nd continues the conflict and you have indeed a company that
under “8 riace. which was easily cannot be surpassed in ability or tel-
photographed in the clear H““'a“““ out. "The Bandit" is 9 comic opera
waters. lgiving the greatest latitude to those
The company secured the ”01°33” who are playing it here and every pos-
ot Kilauea, afl'volcano, and were near at the act is a big success. Those
don, 4 puma-The battle in the
Champagne northwest of 'Auber~
ive. yesterday continued into the
night, says today’s official an-l
nouncement. This“ morning the
fighting increased in intensity as
a result «Of the introduction of
fresh forces.
: PETROGRAD, April" 19, via
scenes-by descending into the crater iibmty is .curcfully brought out so
ly overcome by the sulphuric gases.
With the exception of Guy Oliver
who plays the role of the drunken
sailor, the entire company is com-
posed ol either Japanese or Hawaiian
players. The story is one oi-the most,
unusual the Lasky-Paramount Conl-
pany has ever oiiered. '
..____....___
PALACE THEATRE
Rataplan Comic Opera Company Pre-
'sents “The “Bandit.”eCOm-
i - party of Twenty-six Peo-
l pie Fer One Act
A five act vaudeville show with fea-
ture. pictures opens at the Palace
Theatre this afternoon and will play
again tonight, Friday 'atternoon and
lght and Saturday afternoon and in
the evening twice. or much merit are
the tour acts on the bill in addition!
.lo the Rataplan Opera Company, but
‘ the last act is or auch‘unusual style
that it deserves special mention. The
act is 'virtually avsho’w inflitseli, hav-
ing a complete cal-load of scenery
and special electrical'ei‘iectsf. There
are twenty-six people in the company
arid at one time twenty-one of thel
number“ appear on the stage. The cacti
is one of stars,"but special mention
can be justly made of Mary Cal-soml
ithe prima’rlonna‘ or the act and late,
.prlma donna oi the Milan. grand 0pc
era company. and Mlleg’lilarguerlte‘
Holler-h'dramatic soprano; who. was
with the Boston Grand Opera Corn-j
panv. It'is needless to recite long.
testimonialsstortheso or -
' ‘ " 1%,
he see it once will certainly want London, 2250 p. m;—-“Activity on
to see it a second time. Considering all fronts _. was confined to. till:
the fact that it will be offered with“ fire and scouting operations:
live acts and feature pictures for 8.898 today’s offidal communica-
three days, the Palace Theatre should
be packed for every show. The pic~
ture today is AnitaVKing and Thomas
Meeham algae Heir to the Hoorah;"
for Friday, obert Warwick in the
World-Brady feature, “A Girl's- Fol-
ly," and lor Saturday Sessue Hays-
kawa in “The Soul of Kura San." ’
GERMANY THROWS NEAR-
LY ONE-QUARTER MIL-
LION NEW TROOPS INTO
mo BATTLE. ii
(Continued min mat Page.)
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of about 226,000 men. '
TWO more batteries of German,
artillery were captured on the
front between Soissons . and
Auberlve. -' ‘
war strength, constitute a force
, The French continued tornake
progress nortii of VaWy and Os.
tel, notwithstanding . violent
German counter *attacks. The
slicesses the French in the
Champagn were followed by
further advances in the raglan of
Moronvilliers. Several‘limpottant
heights and strong positions
BERLIN; . April ' ~19. via: Lon-
don."i:Io pi. m.-‘--It; is officially
um.
All Athens dispatch says that
King Constantine has ‘been in
consultation with certain part
leaders in connection with the im-
pending ministerial crisis. The
king had a lengthy conference
ience given to the British repre-
sentative since the attack on Brit-
ish and-Frenchmarines in Athens
last DeCember.
PETROGRAD, via ~ London.
April 19, 4:25 p. m.—-i‘Russia"s al-
lies need have no fear that she
. will desert the alliance or weaken
her resistance to the enemy. Pro-
fessor Paul Milukoii', the Foreign
Minister, said today; in an‘ ad-
dress to the represntatives of the
British and French workingmerl
.who are now in Petrogi-ad.
LONDON, April 18,9:07 a. m;
--A Petrograd dispatCh says that
,Premier Lvoi’f and some of the
other ministers. who have been
vyisiting army ‘ headquarters, re-
ipprted on their return that con- .
ldltlons at the front have consid~
l
erably improved, especially in re-
gard to the. supply of the princi-
pal food products..:They. say. that
food‘and trsnaporticonditionsar
’satiafactory; .
Lemons»
announced that, there, is no ”sub:
viith the British Minister on Wed-. f
nesday, this being the first and-l
prospect of an autonomous l‘i‘lg-
dam in the closest union v: ..i the
Central Powers. It cost .iue‘s:
‘fThis unioncannx consist in
an alliance dissolvable by the
Poles themselves. We must pos-
sess military and political guar-
antees in Poland and must con-
tinue to keep the new kingdom
in our hands after the war. We
did not free the Poles for their
_’ sake, but for ours.” , '
AMSTERDAM, April 17. via
London, April 18, 11:05 a. m.—
.Accurumg to a brussels telegram
Governor General von;Bissing is
again iii and the emperor has ap-l
“l
pointed General von Zwehl hisl '
successor for the time~heing. Gen.
von Zwehl is at present governor
Léflmrp- ‘ . ' -
AMSTERDAM, via London,
April 18, n a. m.-—Count von
'Reventlow, writin in the‘Tages
Zeitung, asserts at vict ry is
necessary if the German on-
archy is to endure. He sayS: ‘
"We have long expressed the
'view that German victory and
the German monarchy are mu?
tually dependent. Without 3 Ger-,
man victory the German mon-
archy will soon cease to exist.”
BERLIN, April roe-The num-
ber of prisoners taken by the
Germans on the French battle,-
irdht’ Tueéday, according to‘ the
official statement issued yesterday
by the - German Army Headquar-
ters? Stafi’, was'incmased tomore
than.,3,ooo officers and men.
LONDON. April roe-flu the
House! of; columns yesterday
un imous approval was; given,
and cheers, ‘to the” ‘3’resolutiOn
moved. by " Andrew Boner Law,
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