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Rage“! l‘heaue - m in the Pictures m. a“. morrow Mt at eisllt o'clock. The Room:- ,— - 31; :3 mifi lggsthgefhiear-l’llfl
m behind “I. mist" was the war rallies committee met with Mr.
poetic who,“ oi Emma Gerhard. the Samuel Kantor oi the Regent theatre
illhotourapher. “Every time I watch Saturday evening, and despite the
Miss Marsh," said Miss Gerhard. .1 fact that the Fuel Administration's or.
think of some mythological sou...‘ der closing theatres on Tuesdays. has li
. peering through a base 0! incense bc- been revoked. the committee through of the Florizel as she lay submerg- Frantic eflorts were made
hind which she has taken refuge. She 5“? ““1”” 1‘" ”mud“ 1‘“ ”flied from her funnel lift and saw "Orelatives of the passengers aboard
has the wisdom of the uses in her “We to 590““ "1° 3939‘“ ““1“ “"httcmpt on the ship to make lheithc Florizel to learn the names of
let" 0' Youth” “worm" evening. ,line fast, it was believed all thosetho5e picked up by the Prospero.
| “Tender. wistiul." is Miss Marsh to 7119 ”"09 ”alumni” 0’ the Homv'ou board were dead. “’01“ mid-33 The first message from that vessel
Inuella Parsons critic of the Chicago Guard, With the Spanish WII' veterans night, however,
watchers "Portedlsmting that at least forty persons
Daily Herald. "full of quaint airs and “d the American Bind. WI“ form at lights had been seen lll the wuelesfiwere waiting to be rescued held
araces."snd yet so miraculously versa- the armory tomorrow evenina.
at room and the immsm‘a I‘1"“Vi”t"-.otlt hope that others might be sav-
tile in her expression at drama that seven o'clock. sharp. sndwill parade some persons still were alive. Lat-fed, and the Prospero’s commander
Miss Parsons ends her review of the up West avenue to the Hour Square, er came this message from ”Winds directed bv the Minister of
w—u—
(paused man not Page)
When naval gunners had shot 8
ac from the shore across the bow. land business men;
Flying corps, Major Michael Sul-
livan, commander of the New-
foundland Forestry Battalion, and
a number of prominent Newfound-
lelnod Photoplaya with Musical
Selections by thoflegeut Orchestra
Today
Ethel Barrymore
In the Iletro Wondcnlsr
I “The Eternal Mother”
Hearst‘Pathe News and 9.
Keystone Comedy
——
Tuesday
Vivian Martin
In a Paramount Feature
M
“The Sunset Trail” .sameimpersonation with the words: and countermarch back to the Regent Prospero reporting she was “IODK‘IShipping to send the names at the
War RI“; in Evening “Her "99th expressions. whim run theatre. side the Florlzel and. “Peel“;carliest possible moment.
Picture m temoon Only the gamut of every emotion from in- Six reels of moving pictures will he soon to take (”T the survivors. The: . . Although the sea today was not
__._.__
.tense‘iov to bitu-r sorrow. are all shown, and Mr. Rumor has assured report added that their ”allies:
there. giving Miss Marsh once more the committee of pictures at eacep- “”011Id “9 Wilt 8" 50"" 3“ Im-‘SlMP-‘or “mph on the rocks reports in-
the right to the title of the Bernhardt lionai merit. Forcing his ship against a bliz-tdiwvm' rescue work “"83 extreme-
of the screen." , No admission fee. no collections and zard, ill which blinding snow was Iv dangerous. The Florizel’s wire-
--— -—--— no contributions. driven by winds often reachiugn'ess was wrecked, fires were out
Norma Taimad‘ge in “The Secret oi ...- hurricane proportions, the Flori-land the ship. helpless and at the
the Storm Country.” at the zcl's commander, ('aptaip W. J. mercv of the waves, oficred little
Pitt" TWO“! . Martin. .W'Stt‘l'dlll' mill'lllllis' “might ‘ protection against the cold and the
thgefield Woman Must Pay Mr. Gres- to round ('upc Race on his voyage {.m- "f the elements.
_ur $107 is Verdict i‘v'rnll here to Halifax and New lilanv Of those lost vesterdav
grinding" (””59” a cabinet-maker York. iiiilii attempted to reach- shol'c iii
Must-field. won his case in thP ApparclltUI however. he mis'lnltltiii boats which were tossed
court of common pleas against Mrs. judged his position, for the Flori-MM." and sivulnpcd. ‘choris lust
Elizabeth Ii. (I‘m- a Wealthy “mm" zcl rusllcd on the jagged rocks ”illlight accounted for MM.“ bodies
washed nshorc.
. - " was wl en the ‘lt‘iilli-
Wednesday—- Pauline Frederick in as tough as it i s
"Double Crossed."
Thursday and‘ Friday—Norma
"i'almadge in “Ghosts oi Yesterday" '
MR8. COLT LOSES
Mother love is the theme employed
in the coming Select production. "'I‘hc
Secret of thr- Storm Fountrv."
which JUNPDil .\I. Scllrnck is present-
ing Norma Taimadge. Miss Talmaduc
plays the role of a little squatter girl.
to whom love and marriage come
"1 in
_.. ee'fl‘.‘
The Theatre
:1!er _,, 1 ‘
with a Million Friends
by
tier, New York.
l
males
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES
AND MILLINERY
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
were saved. They declined, how-
ever, to announce this as the of-‘
flow] estimate of the number of Judse William 1‘- Maltbiein 00“
dead. 'perlor Court granted live petition. * ,
The costal steamer Prospero divorce, separating couples who fit .i
was reported just before noon on longer wished to live together. t '
her way here with the survivors. H. Wsheman oi Bethe! was xiv. ‘
The names of the rescued, so far as decree from Bessie Wshem fir
known, and the identified dead grounds oi desertion. assertion
FIVE DIVORCE. GIVEN BY Jm
are: also the charge in the complaint‘
. - sumwrfg , Michael Marcello, who was given our
5 85159113974011” be”)? “me from Marie Marcello, now up
rew: , .
. Italy.
Capt. W. J. Martln, St. Johns.
Chief Oflicer James. August Cielko was given a do”
,. . .. , .. _ on statutory grounds from m
“Ireless Operator (cell (1. (.dI-. Cielko. who became unduly mm
:with a boarder, and iInaIly left ”I
, husband for him. There are live “E
St. Johus’!dren, and Cielko broke down on
witness stand when he spoke oi it...
Daniel Martha 01 Bridgeport m
Identliled' Dead.
Pasengers:
Mrs. Fred Butler,
N F
resident of Ridge-field when the iurv Broad (‘ovc. on the cast side of the
“1 that heard the suit returned a verdict island. north of the cape. 'l‘hc rc- Minister ('rosbie said it would
the rharacter is a “M hit of emotioiil- 10“ Mr. GTPNI‘PI’ ‘0 TN‘OVP!‘ 8923i dam- gioll is uninhabited and means of be impossible to give the correct.
a] work ages with Interest for two years. ciuht rcscuc were llOt al'flllfll’lp- 0"".nulllller of the dead until he had?
4 "mm“. “'hli'" bl'oufil" th" “ml of the wirclcss message said the stcnlllcr refined definite reports from ”WI
Phil." breaking “P- “'“l "”“l'il’rospcro and other relief ships?
Sk'iii‘iirrb'ii‘llzkliltingii'rlfiiilgmhisnlits?! 3.2: “'9'.le "p h. {107' '“r‘ 0mm “up" 3”” r" .
tenre in the penitentiary. is the adored Chitin? 1392"" “in“; he. ”iii?" mg more was heard "m” [iiismwl‘ul told there “:9" “6 persons.
favor“? of the “luau” settlement on m“ o. _’a an" 0‘” nu. m 0“ h " u” WNW” “"M't’d ”W ”cm“- lllf’St“aIloar(l.tlll- Florlzcl when the ves-h
‘“ "“"u'" “’“h M'H- COH- reported bouts could not be usedihpl salled from here Saturdavl
For a WHO" 0' ”3"“ M" ”"953" and expressed dollbt if any ""llight. There were 77 passengers.
secret ways. and her interpretation
Today. Monday
at 2:15. 6:45 all 8:3
Wallace Reid in
“Rimrock Jones”
Also the latest
Hearst Pathe News
— and»-
“Girls You Know”
A real novelty in "Movies" by
James Montgomery Flagg
Tuesday
Norma_"l;a_lmadlze
“The Secret of the Storm
can 3’
By Grace Mlller “'hita
A sequel to “Tess of llu- 5. ..m
Country"
‘ ll luljliiilllsm
the shores of Lake Cayuga. She Ils-
iii? lifndiieiib‘iiizi ffdhtzdiiheiilzttbii; did work at the Coll residence. . Hc board could '1" saved. Through the including twelve women and four
0! happiness is 0..“me 5,. h", m. “"3 "am ":gumr" for m" "luv” ”it." Fi'lli'l‘” “Vin“ ”It" 1"“ “up children. and 69 officers and men
mum, of Frederick (‘rav s , g "m" 5””- (on “V" him ll large 1‘10“" was going to pieces and that llcr i" the crew.
dlvi l d. .I i e , n loun- to repair and changc over to suit “ft“. deck-N \V'prfr sulnucrucd. A message from the l’rospcro
lhp [it‘d tiring; iii: iiiptrrgttzf‘g h” “'MW‘ .\ir. ”W‘s" "a” "0 "“5", The I’lorizcl. quccn of the .\'cw-lcarly today said. that twenty-two
is the son of a worldly ambliimis mo it"[rlfllm til": quilt h" hrmlzhf it" a‘thllllt“ “Imam?" bouts. “1}“,qu I". ”I? survivors had been taken MT the
ther who has well laid pm... ,0, n", " (I ”:1“: ”$01!?“ 3'19??? New. lock. Kelvioundlzl‘nd and dlsulllcd shut). wrth probably twch-
"future greatness of her “mph“. 0? “5' .0 "t" 0‘ i hp 28:: m“ j; llllIltax Steamship (illllllil’IU'fi'i'V others .Sll” lllltlllrd. .OII thls
pm- 3 am. Tm. ”w.” In a mu“, pace ”'I ”‘m‘p ",t " “of ' a”. known as the Rcd ('ross l.ll_lc.jbas1s. taking Into consideration
WWW”) i" ”'9 trade. bl“ “he" '“H'Ii’illiil ill won, at (llasgow. \"llilafllt‘ seven bodies washed ashore
aradise of her own. the , l . . . . . . .
Ipllroutlh the road oillcesniii it“; (oh found the sump ”he “3" “flaw“ sloplllg sheathed bow rcylforccd ,last night. government authorities
‘ ““d “n" ”0““ "n b""‘“""” ”mm” by collcrcic. she had been used ill'stutcd that if the figures as sent
Young-the village friend and council- . . . . . .
inr is pardoned and returns home with M“ ("e”e" tlhc scullllg trudc and this wultcr by the l’rospcro were correct. the
' Th“ “H" "“""""’d “'1- ("" a llilii douc heroic service as all we- dclltll list stood at 104. provided
Teas welcomes him joyouslv. lief hap- . . . . . . . . . . . .
. I til , d h , , ' 1“" for 3”: 3‘ “M“ h" "mm“ “3" llrcnkcr In I\cw \ork harbor. .nll reported aboard the Flonzcl
WM“ “m' H ' ”“9”“ or duo on their account. Previously .\Ir.
Frederick on the occaslon of their Grosser had Hm} sevcrnl cublnctal’
next meeting. breaks the hist "it" In the (‘olt residence and after the
his mother has ("'de him to wed bill was rendered .\Irs. Colt refused
in. client Variety of Photoplaya at' Madeline Walderstrickcr, whose Mo to pay It. clulming that one of the
.Ithe Palace Today ”‘9' Ebl‘nrlrr Wuldel‘stricker, besidefl cabinets did not fit and that the;
l the“ cast oi "Rimrock Jonea.";l’°m"' ”‘0 ”Wimp“ mun m ”’9 "0"" workmanship was llllantlsfnclorv. Eilr.’
ch is clever Wallace Reid's Iatestlmumw 1" ”‘9 squatter's “"h enemy. Grosser then instituted suit to ret‘OV‘
amount pllotoploy. are numbered Tess. too broken to fight for her or the balance. .
M of the most popular players ot'rights, consl-nts to kw" ”W” “or" , During the trial of the action the‘
Mom including Ann LittleChfinps and allow the other marriauc to tulle accounts between Mrs. Colt and Mr.
ale, Ernest Joy. Guy Oliver and our place. . Grosser were produced in court. Mrs.
l‘l'l‘l. 'The story deals with the adven-i "9 and hi“ ”ma" “W“ Immediatc- Colt maintained that she had been
lures of a young Western prospector,ly after ”“3 “"“l‘unz‘ “‘“w 0" 8'3 cy- charged too much for some of the
and was written by no less an author-fiend"d tour. A 5’10” ”m" hm" gm work Mr. Gresyr had performed. 'l‘ilo1
ity of things and life. western than protector In her hour M "PM” I" ‘later proved he to an expert in his“
pane Collldge. The screen version condition becomes'known to the tilt trade and that the charges were not
was arranged by Harvey F. Thew and.'""“ who at the instigation 0' Elm: exorbitant. The trial of the case
Frank X. Finnegan and the produo:ezerdVaIderstrIcker. call her to tafl‘ occupied two court davs.
tion was staged under the direction oflberor" the church counctl and f“ Attorney William H. Cable “DDPflT-_
Donald Crisp. “Rilnroek Jones" with tempt to force, her into nlarrlane “mil ed for Mr, 07988” and Attorney "0““,
its vivid. startling clear picture ohm“ "mag“ "P cr-do—well. Sflnd’ Imttr urd W. Taylor represented Mrs. Colt,
adventure, fun and thrill. will be seen,
at the Palace Theatre today. Other at-
tractions on the program will be , ,
t Wonder la . ‘The Eternal
"Girls You Know," by the famous ii-l A N!‘ r° p y
lustrator. James Montgomery Flags. Mother." Starrmg Ethel Tuesday—Evening prayer and ad-
The Hearst Pathe Ntws will also be. B‘"’"‘°"°' ' I_ dress at 5. G. r. a... at 7:30.
shown The entire equipment of a “00 in ,Wednesdzly—Womnn's Guild at 58. '
' knitting factory was transferred to lilu‘ West avenue, at 2:30.
Metro studios In New York during, Thursday—Celebration of the Holy:
it"? ”ammo“ of “The mam“ Communion at 9:30, Rector's Helpers
Mozhcr." the Metro wonderplay stur- at 9 West Main street at. 3.
ring Ethel Barrymore. which will be Friday—Evening prayer and litany
shown at the ‘Regent theatre today. 'at 5.
Children are shown at work In these _
scenes. illustrating conditions in some A gm for the soldier boy that Is go-
parts, or the country. Little Police. the ins away, nothing better than the com-
daughter of the heroine, Is seen with plete Comfort Kit. We carry the}
Cinderella Man," by Edward Childs the other little workers. They ODPF- {most complete one that is made. it;
Oarpenter, at tho Palace Theatre, ate the knitting machines. looms nnd‘selis for :5. Ask to see It. Donnelly'ul
should certainly fl. ‘ a soubriquet'thati bobbins, while a brutal o‘vorseer keeps . 16 South aMin street.
will stick vc'vswon :‘ol'writcrs all ov-i them steadily at their work.
er the world liar" been outdoing them-. Just. before lunch time. Felice start 4
selves in applying descriptive phrases, to eat a piece of bacon and one oi the.
to her. They have ranged all the way' hungry children tries to snatch it.l
from “the girl (the thousand faces"! The two children struggle and Felloc'
which appeared in a leading photo” fails against the belt that runs from
play journal. to a New York newspa- the motor to the machinery. The ma-
perman's "a song without words." chinery is stopped and "the little un-
Scol'ceiy a critic but has attempted fortunate cared for. Then comes help
put his verbal finger on Mae March. from “the beautiful lady who lives on
As a body, they catch angle after an- the bin,"
gle of the marvelous mutations of the
star of “The Cinderella Man.” but
never the elusive whole. To one she
is "the quaintest girl in pictures;"
another hails her "eerie charm." while
a third calls her "the whim girl of the
screen." in one picture a writer finds
her “deliciously amusing" in the next
she “wrings the heart with the pity of
angels." More often than not such
phrases stand check by iowl in a sin-
gle review. But one must not forget
that critic who once called her “the
uirl who has everything."
in
it
GRACE PARISH NOTES .
lMonday—«K. 0. K. A.. lower guild
room at 7:30. '
REGENT .THEATRE TODAY.
l l
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MAE MARSH GETS
NEW NICKNAME T0 .
ADD T OHUNDREDSi
Writer Calls am of “The Cinderella‘
Man," a "Youthful Ellen
’ Terry"
Mae Marsh. who is appearing in her
third, Goldwyn starring vehicle, “The
VIVIAN MARTIN
In the Paramount Production, uT Ila Sunset Trail," at the Regent Thea-
, ire Tomorrow
l-_____. s m-“ ._ _.__-____.__ ”as-.. , __--_.-.
watfhcepewo
. Pimrocltjones’
1W,“
REGENT THEATRE TUESDAY.
Vivian Martin, the Charming Actress
In‘Thc Sunset Trail."
Tomorrow we are. going to have .1
beautiful and thrilling photoplay oi
love and sacrifice. with a 'star whose
'chann Is recognized from coast to
coast and who is fast becoming one. oi
the leading attractions on the screen.
‘The story Is from an‘origlnal by
Gardner Hunting. and is all a Purar
mount picture should be.
Neyaa McMein chose instead to dub; Pretty. vivacious Vivian Martin is
Miss Marsh "the chameleory of the . more charming than usual in this
screen" after she had all butldt'feated pretty story of love and sacrifice.
the famous artist's brush. Her wonder
iul virtuosity oi iacial expression drew
iroul R. J. McCoy the nickname men-
tioned above. “the girl of a thousand
tacos." and which critic aitor~critic
hall utilised as caprnuive of the pul-
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NOBWALK HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted yesterday. Thomas Hig-
gins. of Rowarton. Discharged yes-
terday. Charles F. Smith. 120 East
aveuua. 1
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on
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laboar ” the wrecked steamship
i in and 85 Washinrioll ss
V'Edward Froude, St. Johns}
a .
, separated from Anna Kercsi Mam .
Corporal Fred Show, Royal and Anna Meskolczi of Stamford m
Flying Corps. given a decree from Martin Mesh“..-
Reports up to noon showed deli-.011 charses of cruelty. '
nitely that 22 persons had bccu' '
taken from tllc wreck and indicm. NEW SONG GOES
ed that 15 others earlier reported‘, FIRST TO WILW
i
still clillgillg to the wreckage, also .
had been saved. . Alex. Sullivan, the New York up“
NEW YORK, Fcb. {ll—Forty ing writer. is the proud possesaoc‘s‘
survivors of the steamer Florizcl a letter from Joseph P. Tut-It».
have been taken off by the steamer President Wilson’s secretary. than”
Prospero. which now is on her way him, in behalf of the nation's chic!!!»
to St. Johns, says a telegram rc- ecutive tor the copy of his “
ceivcd here today by the Red i‘ross "Send Back Dear Daddy To Me." It. 1
Line. Only two names of the sur- Mr. 'i‘umulty declared that Pro-1w _
vlvors Were given, one being Cap- Wilson desired to thank Sullivan R
lain Martin. master of the sllip.'sendlng him the iirst copy of the It
the other a seaman named James. hit.
NEW Ypllh, Feb. 25.—-A dis- "Send Back Dear Daddy To 1“,- 3
patch saying “forty souls are now the most popular song in W,
York. It Is a march war ballad. 3""
in; the story ot a child's appeal tolIb-V, "
. . cle Sam to win the war so that sh. '
sel s owners. The message snld have her daddy back home with w, J
the sea was moderating. This’dis-
l
M“
patch was sent from St. Johns. ; —- ' . _
Select Your Oil Heater N31:
HALIFAX, N. 8.. Feb. 25.—A'
While Our Stock 'la Complete ‘-
Florizel was received here this
morning by the agents of the vcs-
wirclcss dispatch from St. .Iolllls.|
X. F.. today. said that twentyvsixi
survivors had been taken of! the;
Florizcl. i
MONTREAL. Fri). 25.——Thci
death list of the wreck of illelvonular MM-
Florizel is given in 104 ill a report:
Albert P. GChCIIC
from the (tape Race agent of the
'25 Washington fit. so. Iowan... '
Marconi Telegraph (‘olupany rc-
Phono 1
Perfection. Florence and Silver ‘i
ccchd here today. . The total
lullllbcr saved is reported its 44.
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