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“ WHO KNOWS"
A Drama of Fantastic Romance
THURSDAY, PRlDAY, SATURDAY ‘
The Second Section of the Unsur
passahl2' “liftul'éi or Iteal War
“The. Retreat 01 The Germans l
at he Battle of Arms"
Accompanied by Vaudeville and
l2 'amatic l’hotcplays
N01" fliecause. of the govern-
Inc-ht 2 .2 tax, which tnltes’ellcct on
Thu: .2 'ny. a new and odd revision of
prices necessary. The new stale
lli a» 22 hwa: Photoplui s, .'.l..tmee: ‘
balcr't 11 cents; orchestra. 11 l
cent.~.. waning. pdller). ll rm”: !
balcmr ‘Zl orchestra l.‘ c fir.- |
Vacuum. to, matinec, lult’”‘.'/ 20
cent“. 2 rchcatrn, 272 ccnt z; owning
Saller- ?0 cents; balcony 2.7 c um; i
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"The Cinderella Man," at the Regent
This Evening . 2
This most delinutnil rnmcdv v.';2:='
one of the charms of the past Vew
.Ork ~- :22 on. where it l1 od contin- V2
daily front January until June at thee
Hudson Theatre. " will he presented
here by Joeeplr W. r'avton, the prom
(leer '2 10 gave us “Peg 0' My Heart"! 2
and mu. I other excellent plays ltl
took up the trail of popularity wherel
‘Peg 0' My Heart" left oil and still
Bron .hitts
Audoii :2 ”threat and?
lung Ailments in-
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l'l'bis chunk; comedy was written mm on and comprehension than,
my that hove yet been shown Every-’
by Edward Childs Carpenter. and will
,be presenter hy the typical. Payton
cht which critics ssid was the best personal element,
balanced cast of any stock company
last season. Being tvpicaily Ameri-
Vcan, it has a marked degree the two
great American characteristics, ol
imagination and humor. The story
tells of Marjorie Caner. who has loot
.her mother, she hss never wan her ta-
ther, as her parents separated when
'she was a baby and she has been rear-
ed abroad under her mother's care.
"Peg 0‘ My Hen." a comedv .ol
sentimental without
being gushing, a play as “clean as a
Vhound‘s tooth," devoid of the aliens
Virencss of tragedy or triangle,
and
the “House Next. Door," “er3." “The
Great John Ganton" and “The Patrir tractions to be oilered in coniungtiont
oi" his constructed and which will be with the war scenes is far above the‘
the attraction at the Regent Then":
We-vincsday matinee,
TEU%N RETREAT AT ARRAS
'HERE "4 FILM WORK
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(‘cccrid "Section of Fam3u: Britislz
ficisl War Pictures to be
Shown at Palace Last
' Three Days of
Week '
Not" that the forces of l'nclc Sam,
the hunky lads in khaki. are :lf'lllitllll
on ”21 tirint. line, then is. an increas-
lll' invt-cre t in e'lenthinc. in the line
of news and descriptite plillll'i s that
come from the French front. That in
why Manager A. J, Collins of the Pal-‘
ace Theatre anticipates even larzvr
crowds than greeted the opening lastV
“114“ to attend the second section or. V
the marvelous otiicial British war pir-'
lures, ‘The Retreat ol the Germans lit
the Battle of Arras," which are to be
shown at the popular down 20er pla.v
house for two pcrlormancm ear-h rim V
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday olV
The opening prcscnta'ionV
this week.
of the pictures last. week created a
stir. The second section this week
is expected to create a commotion.
For the scenes depicted there in
black and white on the celluloid are
actual happenings. chronicled luv the
revolving no! in the hands of the
brave Tommy Atkinses especially
picked by the British war other, to
act as official cameramen.
The gylctttrt'2sVVVu'ct-e taken at ulcat
risk of lite by the daring camcrumen.
and follow the Germans through many
battles fought during the famous re
They are, however, more hit
Scene From the N. Y. layhouu Success and Powerlul Play of "Bought
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so
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where in these pictures, there is the
the little humnu
touch that warms the heart, and un-
ilkeVmanv preceding battle pIctuI-es, itV
is quite devoid 0! their
ness.
it is shown how the British kept up
an intense fire for days with howit-
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zers. and how the monster tweli‘e inchV
guns breathe lire over the German}
lines. One striking feature of
films is the comparison at apparent
monies,
Despite the enormous expense un-
der which the pictures were secured:
2 . car depends to a large extent
upon what you put into it.
for the exclusive exhibition in this
citv, the Palace will add them to the;
rich in humor, is the title of the play regular week-end program, without‘
‘which J. Hartlev Mantlers. author clV
any advance in prices.
Not only that, but the type of st-
sverage. For the three davs' run.
there will be a new vaudeville pro-
gram of live acts, accompanied each'
dramatlc‘
day by“ a grand photopiay
triumph, beginning on Thursdav and
Friday, with a Paramount- irtcralt 2~I2
Ir2 '.'2 intro Vivian Martin in‘ ThiiV
Trouble Buster,"
While The Retreat. of the Germans
at the Battle of Arran" is shown in ~ixV
hections, the first section of which
was shown last week, it is done so for
convenience. only. The great war film
is not a serial. and each section is ln-.V
dependent of the other. A dif’eA-‘enl
phase of the
enth sett.ion
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PUBLIC PLEASED WITH PHOTO.
PLAY THAT is NOT A
WAR DRAMA
The Scenes of Billie
and Repeated Today, Were Lsid ln
Dev-stated Belgium, But it is NotV
a War Drums
in these trying times,
whole world is at war, and when ev-
erybody has a tendency to talk, think,
readaand dream war. there is a ten-
dency for the grim realities of strife
to creep into the productions for put»
lit- cntertninnit-vtt on the stage, or into
our fiction. and other litcrnrv wnrka.‘
in fact, this has been true to” great
an extent that it has become all too
evident in the motion picturi- field‘ol
entertainment-and the time has come
when amusement seekers are pallctl
ol the merdone "war drama"
But all this leads up to the an-
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Burke‘s LVatest V
Screen Success, “Arms and the Girl".
Presented at the Palace Last Night.'
when the
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2am] the Girl," the photoplay adaption
Vof the
'for its refreshing variety;
. conflict,
V German
l Miss Burke. us Ruth Sherwood,
'peated st the Palace Theatre,
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A Word N About
Comfort
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noumwmeut that cspacity'. houses all
all performances greeted \liss Billie
Theatre last eVeninu in " Arms
lemons
success.
s feeling
that here
(rent in. and that
while in a different sense had been
Standard on Co. or New York
STOCK COMPANY AT REGENT
The Joseph Payton .tocl
gent Theatre yesle'dny
with "The Cinderella Man "
tended and the audience imn. 7159‘}
The scenes of "Aruis and the Girl"V thin their audiences most satisfactor‘
were laid in devastated Belgium The
soidiery was shown. and
woe;
engrossed in many a situation with
them. But instead ol playing up the V
'war side, the human side of the story
ens plaved up, and there were maan
Wpeculial' startling and amusing twists
about the play. There were many op
portunities for clever acting, and
' there were many comical moments in;
|the offering.
it is something really;
'relreshing after the usual type of war'
drama for it shows that there is aV
human side to everything, even 3
world wide war.
"Arms and the Girl" is to be re-
thll;
ln adornml
there will he the latest issue of the.
VHearst- Pattie news reel, and n Sidney
Drew comedy. V ;
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HIGGING?
YORK, Oct. sow-Winter
NEW
. league gossip circulated a story here
today to the effect that. Jimmy Sheet-
ard may succeed Miller llugins as
manager of the Cardinals. it. is said
that President Branch Rickey will be
the real manner. but wan a some ex-
perient‘cd man, like Shecltard, to act
as his assistant.
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$150,000 m RIDGEFIELD
Town subscribed Nearly Thm Times
' its Quota
liiduelleld is proud of the showint
it has made in the Libertv loan cam-
'palun. and there is New reason tho
Vit should be. The town's quota was
957N000 arm a dispatch received today
from Gen G. Shelton. chairman of
Vice, brings the news that the subscrip-
th' Is renched the htndsorlo total 01
‘22 the Rldzelicld Liberty losVn commit- for you It sny m store. V
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BOSTON, Oct. 30.—Slate health iii-l
entrance at a war measure will he co
ill Bil} Milli! ill)
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‘ Try it! Vl
Time it! Pope's VDispr. min will:
sweeten n sour, sassy or nm- of order
stomach within live minutes ‘
it your meals don‘t - . comfortably“
or what you eat lies like a lump ol
lead in your stomach, or it «on have;
heart burn. that is usually a 91;"! at:
acidity of the stomach. l
Get lromVyour druggist a filly-cent
case of Pope's Diapepsin and wire a
dose just us soon as you car. There
will he no sour risinus, no bekning oil
undigested lood mixe. no acid. no;
stomach gas or heartburn, ru. times or:
heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea:
E'debllitating headaches or dizziness,
This will nil go, and, bVesidw, there.
will be no sour food left our in theV
stomach to poison your bn ath with;
nauseous odors.
Pope's Dispepsln helps to neutralise
the excessive sold in the stomach}
which is cousins the food fermoniw
-tlon sud parenting proper «litit‘ili’ml
Rolls! in live minutes is within:
All“. ism filly—cent uses contain
enough ”Papa Diapers-in" to usuiilyV
help the entire lsnriiy lreo VlrouI stoni-
sch acidity and its symptoms of null
section. diml- mm- 53'”
mm mocha. tor Instr!
sidcred at a public hearing at the co‘rrou ilAISEs MONEY FOR BED
company nfate house on Wednesday evening,’
VBurke when she sppeared at the Pal- opened their engagement at ”to Re under the direction of the Special com
vmrnoon mitiee on soual insurance appointed
and in by the last mg. 'Nlfllll‘“.
Broadwnv dramatic the evening, "Pet: 0' )iv iictrt ' Both Vworpmg of m.
And the picture was enjoyed at these performances wen no“ at one? act during the wru- wlli he
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something human had enioved them showing their apprecia- thpther this st
something worth thons most heartily. llation to insure wage earners against
Judsins lrom the opening W‘r'om“ illness doc to excessive pressure or
made out of a portion of the great ances the company iii exceptionallylwork occasioned by way ”we",
:capable and will undoubtedly enter-
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The Name“ bale ofthe new 1917 crop of cotton M
British health "‘3‘" was sold st auction here last July It!
dl" 82, 589 is now traveling in Englsfl.
3" ‘ “‘ ”Milo" “5 1" where it has ruined $14065 for the
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