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Harold Lockwood
ln bistro ‘Wouderplay
“lire Avenglnu 'l‘rsil”
Hearst Patbe News and a
Keystone Wedy
innocence
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79 Washington Street a moan-s dealing with the
spy system. It waswriiten hm
more Wow-ll and 1;. iterate“ retry.
9.mlles of fencing sold and erected
during the last fifteen years '
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Lyda Borelli
’ The international Star in l
“lite Birth oi llem-~ {
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A Magnificent Production :
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Wednasty and Thursday—Elis-
abeth mum in “blather."
2 An incident occurs in "Dodging
lat. 2:15. Evening 7:15 and. 9
Today and Tomorrow
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
Cecil B. DcMiile‘i-I Production
"The Whispering Chorus”
The Strangest Story Ever Told‘
' featuring
Kathlyn Williams, Elliott
and Raymond Hatlon
Coming Wednesday
Mabel Normand
-ln.-
“Dodging a Million”
Dexter
hr Ingmar—5th“
PALACE THEATRE
‘-'1e Whispering chorus"' at Palace
Theatre Today »
winning today. the maunificent Ce
'1. lie Mille produCtion of “The
‘spering Chorus." an Artcraft pic-
ln which an uncxampled array of
ma players are featured. will be
attraction at the Palace Theatre,
v and tomorrow. The stamp of
.rlsr approval placed upon this pic-
1 : in all parts of the country has
i at most enthusiastic and its resen-
t-‘ion at the Palace Theatre promises
to prove an epoch in the history of
_ that house. The picture is one of ex-
ccptional dramatic‘ power and Its
heart appe asil unusually compelling.
its theme is oi the Zolaesque order of
realism and the development of the.
plot oia high standard of artistry;
Public interest in the presentation
~ equals: if it does not far surpass thst
shown in any picture at this theatre
for many seasons. Manager. Collins
has arranged to handle the biggest
crowds of the season. so that it- is
this popular theatre.
REGENT THEATRE TUESDAY
' dr-nouncc him.
. was originally protluccd ' in london,
4". shortly after theoutbreah of, the war.
get! to the market is shown in the bic- had is still running there with error; film ‘
ture and provides an interesting side mous success. it was brought to
light to the dramatic mum of (h? Amer-1c. three years m under the
,story. which, in itself. is considered name of “The White Feather." and .0: in; i
one of the most powerful ever 1" though praised as a dramatic oils-r-
iorded Mr. Lockwood during his star— "mg, was little understood at m.
ring career. time by Americans because it we!
————-—-————--——' three years ahead of the time when
PALAOE THEATRE this country entered the war. The Inc-j
‘ment thp United States entered the
war and this country was found in.
fest-d with German spies, the play
took on a new value. Under the new
namc of “The Man Who Stayed At
Home," and slightly rewritten so as
to deal with the efforts of the German
3
Million,’ the new Goldwyn starring
vehicle of Mabel Normand. by Edgar
Sclwyn and A. M. Kennedy. which
is to be shown at the Palace Theatre.
Wednesduv. that "recalls a once iam-
ious stage play. - . . .
‘ .. spies to torpedo Gen. Pershing a trans
in "Dodging a Million, Mabel Nor- .. ..
. ports and get the American troops.
mand. in character as Arabella Flynn ’ ‘-
the heroine is trying to close the "I" drama proved ' sensational ”“0
' that the man she cess. Mr. “illiam Moore Patch.
door 0' h," ‘Tmnte r The man malt- Pittsburzh producing manager. bought
Errand: o: hencloak which he "'9 ”8h" ‘0 the play for Amer”:
‘ ' ' . i .
mm“ an excuse ‘0', his me swings and produced it first in Pitts urx
‘ ‘ ' where it ran to 14 weeks of phenome-
the edges oi the garment in so that l b inc! a remarkable “a“.
the door may notbe closed. When no u“ 5' ' ,,
meut. it was given in Boston for 3-
the door is opened and the cloak taken . . . .
in. ,he uses the edge oi his coat for weeks. it has been running in Chica
rh same Dill'vose UpOn this incident ”9°C!“ "‘5‘ ““3““! f" the x" York
9 . .
.' ' te sensation-
hi es'thc entire romance 0' the play. go for rs wet-ks. \ow at r
"'1' al success elsewhere. Mr. Patch is
for it means the beginning oi the love bringing it into New York to we if
story. the same wave of patriotism which
in the old play, “The Wife," pro ‘ "pm ”Tho Man Who Stayed Al
duced at the Madison Square Theatre. Hump" into prosperity on tour. will
New York, years ago, an incident oi “"3. u m 7111(‘(1‘53 in New York. 'l‘lrc
this kind happening byaccident at production shows that Mr. Patti: has
rehearsal. caused the entire rewriting spared m, ”M,” to insure n“. jug.
of the latter part oi the play. Vlr- on” Mike .\'cw York production.
ginia iiurned. who acted the wife. had
callcd upon a man at his rooms to
Her dress caucht in
tin- door. and she was unable to get
away. Accordinz to the first version.
she went away again; htrt according to
the now. she remained and was com»
promised. with telling effect.
in "The Wife." a maid used to hold
Miss ilarned's dress so it was bound
to catch in .hc door at each pcrlorrn-‘
auce. In "Dodgina a Million” it was,
much more diillcult because two
cameras had been rel up. one at elth-
or side, oi the door. to catch the entire A noted Cincinnati authority discov-
actlon. There was no roonr for nub- cred a new other compound and called
terfuge. it sounds like an easy thins it ireezone and a quarter ounce of it
to swing a coat or the edge oi n cloak now can be had for a few cents at any
in the way of a closing door: but ii drug store,
wasn’t eays here. The scene was You simply apply a few drops of
"shot" five times by both cameras this magic ireezone upon a tender
GIRLS! YOU CAN
LIFT THEM OFF
Doesn‘t hurt a bit to lift your
sore, touchy corns '
right out
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cards will be
workers for
addition to the general workers.
, has a reserve corps of
”lumen ready for assistana
'1).- spotted. Should the Workers
instance.
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”Mi haves nothing to be desired ,5. made of the v riot“ ars-
aaa ‘ is no reason why the Nor _ cm, of be 3”. ve been
{”3effidgi'uwalgbtu mug" ‘ and”; Milled “tuna "1
M . , ' part. [hurting to time. the remaind'
i '9" I 'w'u'fl' 5 fire pastor of the", of the polls. showing each ani ev
ery district. will be printed. Later
when the contest is on. the newsman
on will print cuts showing the dis-
tricts which are in the lead.
Follow the newspapers and lint out
what district you are in and then get
into the battle and tight to put your
placed on the honor roll not only (or
.the greatest amount of money obtain-
,ed by subscriptio . but by. the numbcr
"oi subscriptions secured. or the pen
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.llockefol s church. He needs no'
lintrodud ion. His elebrated prayer'
and may other countries and gave a
'patriotic\ stimulus seldom brought
liking to say and he.“ one of the big-
gest ibre speakers ever secured
needs no trumpet announcement. His:
:work all the Ifetropolitan in Now]
one of the most wonderiu and pleas-
ing among the galaxy oi grand opera
Mr. Blispham lost a son in this rvar.|
His only boy Joined the British forces
ly he met with an accident while fly-
ing and! was killed. Thus Nr. Blsp
manity in general. for assisting in
every way possible for the 'L'nitc:
powerful. There are numerous othn
featurerl other than those mentioncd
chased ior many dollars. There is no
doubt but that they will respond by
The commencement of the Libel")
Loan [hive imset for April 6, the an
The rally is to be held on the ow oi
the drirtc. On Saturday the worker
Meeting Tonight. .
Tonizht a meeting oi the workers,
8 o'clock sharp. Coloncl William
'Grccnr‘dluh. “ho has seen service on
power to add stimulus to the cam-
paign. He will have an interesting
pls should subscribe liberally lo the
Liberty bonds. ,
the publicity and subscription cmttuii
tee. is elaborate and at the same time
man and woman on the various tonms‘
it demands a visitation to every home
given oi the Occasion of the sinking
sfortlt b - any such means. He is a!
for a Nthrwalk audience.
Xork has called forth applause on'
stars and his repertoire will be select-
last spring and became a member of
ham bars a real personal reason. in
States to win the war.
herewith. Tho people oi this city are
turning out Pndsy night in large num
nlvcrsarv oi the declaration of war
will take oli'tlro-ir coma and not down
numbering between 2.50 and 400, will
the orhcr sldv. will be the speaker of
story to tell and he will carry homo
lfiislcnt Plan.
Yvery eliicienl. it calls ior organized
in Norwalk. an‘ interview with errrt.‘
il-klflu as John D.
itsnia echoed through this
speaker. he will have some
t A. to David Baptism, he likewise
many. many occasions. is voice is
ed with. a cure. i
the Royal Flying Corps. Unfortunate
addition to aiding the cause of ha
The program of the evening is very
offered a treat which cauld out be not
hers.
against ilcrnrany by the l'nited States
to business and the battle will be on.
be bold in the town assembly hall in!
thc evening and lie Will do all in his
his/point as'tn why the American poo
The plan of action as cu‘lined bv
eiiort on the part of each and every
corn 0" ”mm “in“ and instantly man and woman and person of burin:
“THE MAN WHO STAYED AT
HOME”
the soreness disappears, then shortly
"you will find the corn or callus so
loose that you can lift it oil with the
Elaborate Production of New/“Spy" “We".
power in the city.
The sheep will be separated from
the KOIilI on this occasion. The Lib
.erty Loan committee will be enabled
at a glance to tell whether or not this
Drama posting was ooryitsn
Activities
1
. You feel no pain. not a particle 0‘ or that man or woman are, behind the
‘soreness. either when applying free-V government. whether or not they are
finite likely that "The Whispering cal
Chorus" will prove a record breaker in announced
the way of attendance and receipts at April first. at
,One of the most interesting theatri- zone or mflwafdu' and it a0...“ 9,.
productions of the entire season is en irritate the skin.
for “m afternoon“, Hard corns. soft corns or coma lie
the Forty-Eighth tween the toes. also toughtened callus-
iltml theatre, when "The Man Who es. it!!! ghflvel up and left of! so easv. plans to have the subscription roads
.Stayed 'A "Home," will have its met- It 1. wonder-[u]! it works
impolitau premiere. under the manage- Try it!
ment of William Moore Patch.
like a charm.
The' Women should keep it on the dress-
!byd'. bore!" in ‘he' Spectacular- Film, cast “18"“ ‘0' ""3 production in- on and never let a corn ache twice.—
i “The Birth of Democracy"
' The stirring days of 1192. when thel
French people had succeeded in theirl.
struggle for political freedom and:
were making strenuous efforts to es!
.- tablish a stable form of governmenl.|
is the period chosen for “Thedlirth ofi
Demcrscy.f’. a' sewn-pan pbotoplay,
presented by . the Franco-Annalee!!!
, i‘ilms through t' c Lsport and Import,
.~ Film Company. lac. Lydia Borelli, an;
.ltalian actress of stately beauty and.
escellent- artistic ability, plays the!
‘nrincl l part. and the cast contains a.
number of well-trained actors. The
, general production is on a high plane
.' \f merit, the ensembles being correct
.- iridetall and impressiVe-ln enact. A
, large number of people are used in
‘ endeavor is shown all through the pic-
ture to make it worthy of its subject.
.d
scour THEATRE rooav
i‘ThoAveming‘ji'raii," a Metro PIay,’
. starring rial-ore Lockwood
" Real settingand backgrounds are
provided forflarold mum 'in' rm
newest Itarringveblcle. “The Mong-
in; Trailfl n five-set pbotoplay ver-
stop of ilearrOyea's novel or the
. lumber country in the north.v"0astou
.. our warehouse} to the Recent.
~1‘bs'atfotodsy. inordsrvopet nu,
' '3‘“ Mir-ushers. Direct“ frauds!
JEW‘M.‘ ‘ riot ‘onrtwentyi
‘mooug cribs tars ,
eludes many notable players. anions M1.
the mob scenes. and a praiseworthy .
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anxioun to help and whether or r—ot
they have subscribed up to thin-
means. '
On a Fair Oasis.
The committee on this occaaton
on a fair basis. The salesmen plan to
secure subscriptions in keeping with
the marine oi the person. A man with
an income of 810.000 per annum is es
peeled to give in a greater volume
than the man earnins but one tenth
.g
DISTRICT 2%
TO “OOUND” DUENIIO.
General Whitney will Watch the
- connection larder.
.WASHINGNN. April 1?“! or»
om last week announced the removal
oi/‘Brissdler General Henry H. Whit-
s'ay‘frosr that rank and his assignment
as 'coloualgis the coast artillery corps
to man the coast Masses of
, Leas island. ’
“up
13 this Sheet,
Illa
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centage
Jmount.‘
i Districts Nos. 1 and z are printed
herewith. Bee whether or not you
i'are in district No. 1 or District No. 2.
if you are not,~ watch the papers each
night and see Just where you stand.
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secured. regardless
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man‘ior the Chicano federal mm
tear; under' his l'l'nker, died or pneu-
monia at his horse, 6121 St. Lawrence
avenue. Chicago, last week. He was
twenty-three years old and had been
seriously ill he days. fa‘rrell for:
merly played with Denver. in the West-
srn’hessus and with York. Nab. in the
Kennels State Lam. and at one
time was a cab.
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workmen. ,
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where you will meet a t ‘
competent storage batery expert,
will givcrauthorstive advice in .
connection. .
We recharge, repair and atom
terics. , ,
A rental battery for any make of ‘
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