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‘1 AROLD LOCKWOOD
AND Ill]?! ALLISON
“THE PROMISE”
TOMORROW
The Paramount Pieture
Kathlyn Williams and Them 5
dore Roberts in
“THE COST OF HATRED"
And the 4th Episocie oi .
"THE RAILROAD ’
RAIDERS”
MONDAY
FRANCES NELSON IN
"THE POWER -
OF DECISION"
The Great Comedian
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In His Latest
, “THE CURE”
Also the 5th Episode of
“PATRIA”
Featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle
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SPECIAL CAMPAIGN PRICE $16.50_
DOWN—$1.00 PER MONTH.
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NO MONEY
will he starred in Mutuul's latest com-
edy, “The Gyro." On Tuesday Anita
Stewart and Charles liichman will
play the Blue Ribbon feature, “The
More Excellent. Way." and the eighth
episode of “The Secret Kingdom,"
starring Charles Richmun and Doro-
thy Kelly will be shown.
PANDORA TONIGHT AND TOMOR-
ROW AFTERNOON
The successful Operetta. Pandom, in
three' acts by C. E. LeMassena, and
which will be conducted by the com-
poser, will be presented tonight and
tomorrow afternoon in Hoyt's Theatre.
The production will be given index
the ausplces of Mrs. Ethel Virgin
O’Neil. of South Norwalk, for the ben-
efit of the Red Cross. The cast of
characters will be as follows: 1
Pandora—~Katheriue Viley. i
Epimetheus—Pbllip Spooner.
Hope—Virginia O’Neil.
Quicksilver—Allen $1115. 5
Fairy Queen-Rebekah Clark.
Love—Consuelo Dawson.
Trouble:
Liss~liiark Cundec.
Anger—Jack Coatcs.
‘board to take it to a German port.
the Belgian relief steamer car-l
metta is rapprted in a Centralf
News dispatchirom Copenhagen!
A Danish sailor who was a mem-l
ber of the crew is authority for
the report. He says the Germans
ordered the crew to leave the
ship and placed a prize crew on
The men from the Carmetta in
two small boats asked for pro-
visions, but the Germans refused.
After six days of terrible suffer-
ing, the men in one of the boats
reached the Norwegian coast. 1
SUCESSOR TO OR. DANTAS
~RIO JANEIRO.rl\iay 4.—Dr. L. Mar-
tins de Souza Dantn‘s, Under Secre-
tary of State, has been appointed to
succeed Dr. Lauro Muller as Foreign
Minister. Dr. Souza Dantss was for.
merly minister to Argentina.
In his letter 'of resignation, Dr.
Muller says that he had retained of-
fice up to the present only became he
did not wish to abandon the presi-
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dent while Congress was not in our
sion ,snd when all responsibility for
action rested upon the executive. The
Jornul Do Commercia euloglzes Dr;
. . QUARTETTE
A Riot of Fun by Four Black
Faced Comedians
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SIX MUSICAL NOSSES
Vaudeville's Biggest Act
. s—and—
Clara Kimball Young in
“TRILBY“
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Saturday—Paramount presents l
MAE MURRAY in “THE
lottcd to inasmuch as they are so
pleasing and clever and with this in
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PLOW GIRL imind it means that “The Promise" in
_ T“ a very good production to look at. [The
Monday ~Car1y1e Blackwell ‘story is an ideal one for those two
:80le 1:133ng :‘THE, performers and the supporting com-
ttraction Ch I' ‘ 62“?“ puny is of the high class order and
fl “THE 'CURaéif aplln .with a great layouctlon everybody is
' las‘sured of a p essant evening’s en-
‘tel'ialnmelt .3 if you like Harold
and Lockwood and May Allison why see
Tuesday—Anita Stewart
' aha-leg RiilChman i2 “Thc them in “The Promise" at the Regent
‘ ore xce ent Way. tonight.
WWW! At The“ Regent Tomorrow
‘ “" W , , Tile wonderful Mexican cacti 3110‘“!
A] IHE Nita-IRE) {in the meky-Pmammnt production
‘ l) of “The Cost of Hatred," which Will
—--- be. seen at the Regent tomorrow with
5th Epsiode of “Paula," at the Rev Katlllyn Williams and Theodore Ro-
gent Monday parts in the stellar roles, were found
Mrs. Vernon Castle's ability as a just a few miles south of the Rio
swimmer was severely tested in sever- Grande. While the cactus is a. com-
into the sound, and swimming under mon plant of the ITODICS. 1t 18 very
fifth episode of which will be shown rarely that a field of it, grown to Snob
at the Regent Theatre Monday. As a height and in such excellent condi-
the heroine. resolutely bent on teach-'tlon, is found. This field, which cov-
ing America the‘ necessity of “proper-firs several milesin area, is absolute-
"; edhess" she falls into the hands of un- 1y impenetrable and it was only by
[scrupulous enemies, who cast her ov- chopping a roadway with axes that
erboard from the upper deck of a the Lucky players were able to secure
' Sound steamer. line pictures. E
1‘ Mrs. Vermin Castle, the best known
woman in America, has many adven- PALACE VAUDEVILLE .
tures in “Patrla.” in one scene! “There may be five better acts. but
Ash is shown on the screen com- I can't get them," said Manager A. J.
as to the surface of the water. Collins of the Palace Theatre lust
freeing herself from her bonds and night after the vaudeville show had
. caring away the gag with ‘which her been presented. About everyone in
‘ screams were prevented. The camera'me audience which was large, was
then graphically records her deftly re- willing to‘ agree with Mr. Collins. The
moving her shoes .1 and stockings and photo was a riot of fun from beginning
heavier garments and swimming out to end and was presented With more
:. of the picture triumphant. l _ .
ACOBY’
153 Washington Street ‘
“DOD" than has marked any show in afternoon. tonight and tomorrow when
many :1 day. It was every bit as good ,0 bill will be presented M 2:15,‘
as advance announcements indicated
and then some and those who saw it
will testify to the fact. "Moore. less
and Moore" opened the big bill and a
funnier act was never put on the Pill-
nce stage. The theatre has boosted
of some specialty ucrébuts. but this
company holds the honors. To say
that one of the three not On a table
while the other two walked around.
.1110. table in opposite directions each
fholding one of the logs of the follow
on the table sounds like the ridiculous
but the unbelieviug have only to see
the show and be convinced. "Rose
and Thorn" executed some clever
dance numbers, sung more than ac-
ceptably and for repartee offered Sev-
eral new hits. Dorothy Rogers d:
Company played a comedy sketch,
"The Fortune Teller." This act was
not us enthusiastically received as
might have been expected. but it was
on account. of its proportions. For a
vaudeville sketch it was unusual and
with their own special scenery pre-
sented the playlet with force and flu-
ish. “The Georgian Quartette." a
‘company of blackfnce stars took the
lllouse by storm with clever chatter,
good Isongs and mimicry including
many faithful imitations of musical
instruments. The show closed with
“The Six Musical Nosses” offering a
selected program of operatic as. non-
ular numbers including mum and cor.
net solos that were especially good.
Without a doubt the show was first
class from top to bottom and the P111-
ace may expect capacity houses this
In the fifth chapter she escapes 1 ..
“.again from llfaf‘ fees by diving boldly
time the hydroplane has beenused in
* water to escape the bullets sent after
er. She is finally rescued far from
, lore by a hydroplane. It is the first
time. thenerdplane has been u'sed in
. scue work. The camera shows her
. limbing aboard the llydroplane very
first, but very glad to find that her
weetheart ‘ is the pilot. A little later I
shots seen under way in the hydro-i
. plane skillfully manipulating a gun!
‘ at a flying machine sent after her by
‘ her relentlessls enemies. A {
Harold Lockwood and May Allison in
__"'cbe Promise," at the Regent 1
. , Tonight ,_
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TRILBY AT PALACE
Clara Kimball Young '1 In World Fea-
ture Today
(‘lura Kimball Young plays the
World-Brady feature, "Trllby," offer-
ed at the Palace today with five acts
of vaudeville] The picture is a. force-
ful presentation of the subject, ably
handled by the star and by her sup
porting company. Tomorrow Mae Mur-
my will star in the Paramount fea-
ture, “The Plow Girl." On Monday
Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge
will play “The Social Leper," and as
an added attraction Charlie Chaplin
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mums
Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Dan-
Jan and Beautify Faded Hair ‘
That beautiful, eve'n shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew-
ing a mixture of Sage‘ ‘rea and Sul-
phur: 'Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked, just an‘
application or two of Stage and Sul-
phur enhances its appearance a hun-
dredfold.
Don’t bother to prepare the mix-
ture; you can get this famous old rec-
ipe improvedvby the addition of other
ingredients for 50 cents a large bot-
It is called
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound.
This can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lus-
tre of your hair. ’ '
Everybody uses "Wyeth Sage and
Sulphur Compoun " now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied.
You simplydampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
a time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and » after another appli-
cation it becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy and lustrous. This
rcady-touse preparation is a.~ delight-
ful toilet requisite for those who de-
sire dark hair and a youthfukuppears
mitigation or prevention of disease-e
Adv. ' 7’ .
Deceit—Harry Fuller.
Spite—Stanley Hoyt.
Worry'wllurt Sherer.
Hatred—Charles Millard.
Sickness—William Ward.
‘Naughtiness—Gcrnld Taylor.
I Muller for his work in drawing closer
jtogothcr the South American repub-
‘Ilics. and says that in even the most
fdclicatc circumstances he gave pr00f
iol devotion and patriotism. The pa-
‘per says that Dr. Muller resigned so
lloyt’s Theatre.
FRIDAY EVENING, '
May 4
. ., .Whi
once. '> ltis not intended fogthe cure. ’v "
Torpsichol‘c—l.odlco Weld.
Box ‘Iluurerswl‘rnncis Scoliold, Rus»
sell Cartwright, Charles O‘Neil. Frank-
lin Cleverly.
ll‘lrst Girlelul'n L. O'Neil. .
Second (ink—Velma Gaynor.
Third Girl—~Bcssie Kossler. »
‘ Fourth Girl-Roberta Ferris.
First Boy—Byron Feller. ,
Second Boy—Franklin Clm‘crly. 1
Third Boy——Grorge Harris. .
Fourth Boy—Charles O’Neil.
Chorus by fifty children. irvt-k
Names by Miss Weld and pupils“
Time—the Golden Age of ‘l‘outll.’
Place—Greece. Scone—Home of
Epimretheus.
During the second intermisaion Mrs.
O'Neil will sing “DOris.” by E. Nevin.
GREAT BATTLE OF
RESUMED WITH ‘LNEW-
ED FURY AN". BRITISH
BREAK OPPY LINE. '
'Conttnued tron first page.)
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p
IRAS
‘ ted the government to continua-
tion of the war without slacken-
ing of eiiort. They declare they
should have been consulted in this
matter. _
LONDON, May 4.——The Brit-
ish troop ship Arcadian has been‘
sunk by a German submarine with
the loss of 270 lives, it was of-
ficially announced by the admir-
alty yesterday. '
The Arcadian was torpedoed in
the Mediterranun Sea on April
5. .
PARIS, May 4. 4:05 a. m.—'A
Marseilles dispatch to the Matin
says that the patrol ships which
3went to the rescue of the' torpe-
doed transport Arcadian showed.
great heroism and determination
in saving the victims of the sub-
marine. Both officers and men
leaped overboard and held up
drowning soldiers. One patrol
“Md 236 men in an hour and a
half. _. _
WASHINGTON, May 4.—
Definite plans have been complet-
ed for striding),r United States
army base hospitals into the
fighting front in France. The
number of the units, the time of
their departure, 'the means of
their transportation and their ex»
act destination cannot, for obvious
reasons, be disclosed. .
The sending of the‘ American
hospital units is in accord with
the plan to increase hospital fa-
,cilities behind the front and re-
duce the number of hotpital ships,
chphave. become. Special tar-
er German ‘ submarines.
ONDON, ' may. 4.312102 p. m.
Confiscu ' it by the Germans of.
as to avoid at the present hour any
friction in the political life of the
nation. 0 Fritz addresses on appeal
to (‘ongless exllorting it to harmon-
ize Brazilian policy with that of Pres-
ident, Wilson and to give Brazil the
place which belongs to it ill the strug-
gle for humanity. The newapapers
say that the president offered Dr. Mul-
lcr another portfoliool‘ an ambassa-
ilorial position. but that ill-1‘ offer was
declined.
TRINITY CLUB NOTES
A good deal of enthusiasm was
shown at the special meeting of Trin-
ity Men’s club. last night. The report
of the entertainment committee in re
gtif‘d to the show on Wednesday even-
ing, «May 23rd, was given. The mem-
bers were assigned parts for a snappy
sketch. The club voted to attend the
annual parish meeting in n body next
Tuesday night. and will meet in the
club room at 7:45 o’clock.
. ‘Lovelyuute Skin!
Straln lemon Juice well before
mlxlng and massage face,
neck, arms, hands.
By all means, girls, prepare a lem-
on lotion to keep your skin flexible-
and young looking. You will can re-
alize that true loVelines’s does not
mean the powdery-look or warren col-
orlessness of‘ some hot-house flower,
but is typified by the velvety soft-
ness of your skin, y0ur penclrlike
complexion and rosy-white hands.
.Atthe cost of a small _jar of ordin-
ary cold cream one can prepare a full
quarter pint of\thc most wonderful
lemon skin softener and complexion
heautifier. by squeezing the juice of
two fresh lemons into a bottle 'con-
,tz’lining three. ounces of orchard white.-
Care should botaken t9 strait! the
juice through a fine cloth so no lens
on pulp gets in, then thislotion will
keep fresh for months. Every wo-
man know‘s that lemon juice is used
to bleach and remove such blemishes
as freckles. sallowness and tan. and
is the ideal skin softener, smoothener
and beautifler. ‘ \2;
Just try it!. Get three ounces of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a.quarter pint of this sweetly!!!-
grant lotion and massage.“ dolly rlni
to the face, neck, arms and hands. It
should naturally help to whiten, soft-
en, freshen‘nnd bring ‘out the rose!
snd hidden beauty of any skin. It is
simply marVelous to smoothed rough
red hands-end“ ' ' .v
SAT. AFTERNOON,
Mavis '
The Successful Operetta
“PANDORA”;
Conducted by Composer
Evening, 25c to $1. ; ‘
Afternoon, 25c to 50¢.
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DANCE ORCHESTRA
ROODNER’S HALL,
MONDAY EVE, MAY 7 .
All Reed instruments. Bary’s
Quartcttc. Saxophone Quartetto,
Newest Dance Hits.
Concert 8:30 to 9—Danclng to 12
Tickets 3S0 each.
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