Regent 7 Theatre
Today
Lvds Borefli
. The international Star in
“file lirlli of lien-
' ’ army”
1 Magnificent Production
perry
your are ,
WHY 'NOT THINK IT OVER
7! Washington Street ,
. during the last fifteen years
4 7" *~ ~ 1 A btitat o.~m”s
MN FENCE '4
Not only improves but protects
Samuel W. Hoyt: Jr.. C. E.
9 miles of fencing sold and erected
to have been expected, as the op—i
,posing armies were inc '
coming closer to get their
position.
to mother long range bombard-f The Premier returned to Paris
meat, but to an air raid. At any'Jcnthusiastie'and full of
rate the dispatchsshbw a
of an hour and ten minutes early ’ent battle.
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duction of the highest
Friday—Jack Pickford and Louise
Bull” in Paramount Picture ,‘Ths
Varmint." I Macpheraon, who achieved
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. mount release.
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.‘drama of exceptional power and hes
am. 2:15. Evening 7:15‘ and 9"
Today. Tuesday
, At 2:15. 7:15 and 9
Ant. Presentstion of Cecil B. Dn
A- drsina of thrills. mystery, th‘h ‘5 '0 be 399"
laughter and love
"Dodging a Million”
liy EdgarSelwy and A, M.
Ke edy
Also a two act Keystone .(‘or ~ 1y
tel elevators:
and thereby hangs
tale. ’ ' ’
humm-
tsoENr THEATRE TODAY
chines in a turniei'ein.
in
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,ln their store-rooms,
ithe studio at Fort Lee, .\'. .1.
action were built
:ia Borcili in the Magnificent Pro.
ducti‘on, “The Birth of Do-
mocracy"
b
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one of the most famous directors"m alarm and the “all cloar”’eig-l
known to iné motion picture art any!
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- Emu“! MOI! groom” within itself as it does, an
. In the Sweetest Story' Ever Told funprtwcdcnted number of screen playv
“MOTHER” ‘ ers, it is essentially a superior pro-
clasc. The
lstory was written bv Perley Poore
!Slieeban and the scenario is by Jeanie
fame
,through the many notable pictures
Ewrittcn by henlor Aricraft and Para~
Delineatinz the story of a man who
makes the supreme sacrifice iu‘ order.
to preserve the happiness of his wife
:whom he has deserted and ’wlio is
convicted of being his own murderer.
:“Thc Whispering Chorus" is'a photo-
I":
iappeal. The large cast includes many ‘
'cinema stars of magnitude and it is.,'
therefore, in every respect a produc-Z
:tion of a quality of artistry seldom prev
Mille's Ai'tcraft Production ‘sentpd,
“The Whispering ChOI'IIS” Fast Elevators in Normand Play Risa
Palace News Pictorial and Others ‘ in One 3P0!
l Several of the liveliest scenes in
\ Gmfir‘fflzi’m ,Mabel Normand's new Goldwyn also
Mabel Normand ring vehicle. “Dodging a Million.” by
—in— Edgar Selwyn and A. M. Kennedy,
at the Palace
Theatre Wednesday: take place in ho-
(I
Miss .Vormand calls them “cymnns-
ium lifts."'because,' while on the film
they apparently shoot up and down in ‘
their shafts like real cages, thcv rcai-
iv do all their work on one floor like
the riaiionaiy rowlni: and bicycle mm
The. two elevators used in the pro-
by the Goldwyn
technical department out of material‘
on the floor of
in no
tlon. they rise up to exactly one and
, ".e reign of terror instituted by a half times their own height and
‘ isflt‘rre, subsequent to’the over-“0""? down again; and yet on the
w of the you]. of France, out of screen they seem to shoot up at least
1 'ch rose the foundation of French five or six stories before comlnc to a
0 ~ nocracy, is the basis of “The Birth M09-
Succcssive pictures taken of
0» Democracy." a seven-part team... this simple ascent. with the surround-
produced In Europe. While an inti-' lng scenery changed to represent thP'
aunts and it times highly entemfidlfferent floors, aive the required air
inc personal story runs through the‘penrance of elevators that really gov
length of the picture. its chief reason.up and “0"".
for existence is its spectacular effects, ..
The mob scenes of the i‘fl'olutionary vatora used in "iiodzlng a Million
days are pictures done by a master-,3"? not simple structures of latli and
director. The thousands of peopi'e:canvas. They are not made of stccl.
been surging about the carts, “wiperhaps; but they certainly are insh-
lng their victims to the. gunoflne and . toned from stout materials, for other"
.‘ storming the palaces and prisons p9r.IWIse the action that takes place in
' form with a realism no less than that them would have “09de them "I
existing in reality. I ‘ Fpieces. According to the story of the
. Lydia Boreill as Countess Fontnalfpiax.‘ they are the scene of a rough.
shows clever work and is eyer an at- ”and-tumble crowd of tradesmen who
tractive figure. M, mum as Robe- are fighting their wav to the apart-
snierre, M. Novelll as Tallien, the plot- ment 0’ a youn woman 0“ 3 "0‘"
ter, and M. Barney as Jean Query. Ios- above. to collec on long credit they
or of the countess, all give highly have extended her. it seems to them
creditable accounts of themselves. that the first to reach her will be the
who phomsravhy is commendable and 0'“? 05° ‘0 59‘ "Y “10“” “I “1" 5°
the settings provided true to the per. the fight is a mad one with no respect
loo. The subtitles are well, written‘m' the scene??-
nod fully descriptive. indeed, it was necessary a couple
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AT THE REGENT THEATRE
I ' ade slight ro-.
E technical department in
W DNEGDAY A-ND THURS/DAV pairs and reinforced weak spots that
Elisabeth Won, the Brilliant our In seemed likely to give under the strain}
the Photopla', “Mother" 3 *-- " ”—— ' I
. ~ . GERMANS’ HAVE BEEN'
.0.ml.‘bf§?n.i‘m"mn'3.°n 2:"2'ilms CHECKED BY FRANCO-I
fully! the title role 'of‘flother," thr BR] H TROOPS INl
dates George Mane TuckerJeatu'e' ALL ATTEMPTS T01
—_
.. sponsored by McClure Pictures. has‘ .
Juade gigantic strides in the few short! REACH AMIENS
. years of her professional career. The: (Continued from First P586).
girl who contributes ,thc remarkable, ‘ '
nhancicrlsation of the care-worn”? ,
- wrinkled mother In the Tucker pro- th
auction ,wasborn in America, though
opendlni a great many years tiring-
dand. Her first appearanceu‘on any
stage occurred, at the Haymarkq
Theatre? in Motion. six years ago.
Since thy/n she has played prominent
parts in' severslr‘aeorss - Bernard
ahaw successes and at the em
time is stirrbu‘ln a New York )pre-
"sentailoa' of 'Mhsliisnoe: the intent,
Inlay from'thopan 0!.thc sifted, Eli" .cd to Turkey by Russia, in the
1"" “Wu sail pW'fllm' . 'pace treaty with the Central Pow-
‘ ’ ,m“ W" first opportunity I“ ers, heavy fighting has broken out.
“all? W ill “10 W'P’m’" The Armenian and Georgian in-
‘V‘I'M "ium b! 1m m“ habitants of this territory are tie.
In "TI-6 "WW” an. ”comm fending themselves against th’e
0' WNW?!“ 9! Hail W” .Turks, who ar attempting niiliJ
' ' 'tsry occupation. , '
ti Today's chloral rcpots or the sit-
. ‘ ' ' . . tbatlf ni
' "T """firmtmissoo nation ”m "'9 I"! ,l e to
Artillery exchanges continue on
e rest of the front in France, iii-
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Tool, and on the Italian front. The
Austin-German artillery fire,
against Italian lines is moderate.
and there are yet no indications
that enemy is ready to launch his
attack'with the, many thousands of
troops reported to have been
brought from the eastern theater.
In three Caucasus districts ceri-
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'M-ACI THIAT’I
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«it times during the taking 'of the,
.scenes, to stop the camera while thei
uycslcd, conditional virtu‘slly'ini- 2'
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cluding the American sector mar:-
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today, between the sounding, of! '
plug or casualties, if any,
issued, however.
bombardment, the eighth upon the machine guns.
region of Paris, started shortly af-
ter 10 o’clock this forenoon.
A large
LONDON, April 2..—-In the see-
tor between the Avre and Luce
rivers yesterday, the British took
fifty prisoners, the War other an-
nounces. Thirteen ini'iciiiiie guns
were captured.
Near Hebuternc
the enemy later in the
the British
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ABEL NOR
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MABEL NORMAND'S MOST GLITTERING PLAY
chor actors in Miss Normand's Screen Expsrisncc Has Bits
_ ted With :- Vehlcis That Go Fully Displays Every Facet of Her Remarkable
Setting For Her
"Dodging a Million,’ by Edgar So
it at the Palace Wsdnoidsy
Acting Ability, Or That Has rovided do _Admlrabie a
Youthful Beauty and Charms as
A. M. Kennedy. To Be Presents
'o.
ELIZABETH RISDON in MOTH
'ELlZABETl-l mason m ,u women"
Showing at the Regent Theatre Wednésddy and Thursday
ER"
and? cm clinch. capturscarriod
lence of the artillery fire at someIClemeneeau while making his
points is announced, which was daily-Visit to the front
-. m. . .. . , Mbyipipthsneighborr , - ~« ,- ....
ltiiis mruMsndW- MMMWNWWMHWmflMintM ., . g
ly there is little nomutivity on German counter attack was re— eapture of 78 prisoners and gum . , ‘ . . - ,
the n... north from Hommdiergpuhd. ' ‘z . - Jam-line suns. no: sema- m m Sfm '
and alone the British front. ‘ , ‘7" _ were killed in this operation also, I , , *
Considerable increase in the VIO-I PARIS. APM ‘ 2-—Premler-and a hostile counter attack dur- ‘
ventured so ncsr‘the first line
re gly ,his automobile; in shelled ,'
KISSHIDIO only by the German artillery. Ali .‘cured several prisoners and killed
lthe windows were broken, but
: Paris has been subjected not only :Clemcnceau if“ not hurt.
periodfin the favorable issue of the pres-
The statement follows:
“In the course of the \figlitingfa projectile exploded in the region
iial. No report as to bomb drop- yesterday in the area between the.“ the 9i!!-
lias been Avre and the Luce rivers we cap-
The big gunftured fifty prisonrs and thirteen
,Germari dead were found on the 99‘3""! the Somme “Pd Demuinillel'yl
~ ground in this locality by us, and it I“ announced 0139131” ,Ove
itwo counter attacks attempted by "‘0“ 0f the front between lh
broken up with heavy loss by our relatively aslm. Heavy artille
artillery. A German battery infighting occurred at osme pomts.
action in this area was successfully; , .
engaged at short range and si-' PARIS, Monday, April I, 10 p.
Ienced by our machine guns.
"A successful local enterpri
"Dooomo A MILLION:
Gowwvu mcruass.’
.. .mugnw-) m... .-
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Wu.
fins the afternoon who
Yestcday, repulsed.
that;
WHOPOIGWIVLWEB" ‘
it Ilaia sum,
‘ compleely
“On the remainder of the front
Norwalli
7 m. succes‘sful rsids‘iu which we se- ‘ nun—— . -
MJs number of the enemy, were car- BEAUTIFUL NEW. MODE” OF WOMEN'?
ried out in the neighborhood of. AND BESS » '
,Acheville and Hollebckc.’-’ I ll 00! QIISSES’ D ES . '
confidence, n a w serge. novelty silk and fonlsrds
PARIS, ,April 2.4m. eighth lendid ‘
}long range bombardment 3‘! Pa I thllelt$l51ll '
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began at 10 :10o’clock today, when See our window disphy, \ X . -' ; -
.Exnge lLsdics’ and Misses’ Ready-ton
Ware - _
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PARIS, April 2I—l‘rench' and
number of British trotips advanced last night!
-fifl ___.._. n-_ --
equipped with two light
I' trench mortars of a new .model,
0 motuited on specially high wheels
its supposed to be capable of firing
1'! twenty rounds a minute against to ‘I months in the State
jtanks or other obstacles. The per- E _ '
«sonnel‘of each detachment com- -‘ ' . .
prises two officers and $orty men. ”IV” w. [M ,
, ‘UNDERTAIIER '
“It is apparent that the whole
pparatus for destroying our ccn.
Til. allies, 1000.3; Houss an.
I? WASHINGTON OT.
iten-i of resistance has been rele-
NIW RED IEN'O'IUILDINI.
' s
l P ARIS.~ April 2__An air raid gated to the second line, the cele-
wEXIbC”
Jivariiing was sounded at 3:15 brated storm troop sap pers wnh
mammals
Whine!” GoorssET
day were Somme and the Oise, the night w
‘m.-—-Four persons were killed and
nine wounded today by shells fired a
by the long range cannon.
I o'clock this morning. Anti-air- explosives and light trench more
. tars instead of being first to follow
craft guns began to fire imme- -
i . , , . . atfcr the waves of infantry have
dude]; and a continuous curtain awe t over the osition The this-
of fire was placcd‘around the capi- ' - p p . - ' -
tal At 4°25 it was announced li- sion Of these specialists remains
dauvr-r‘wiis over ‘ ‘ a the same. They clear the trenches,
The “i m “a; calm nd‘ th reduce strong points, bomb recal-
moon flIi':lllt’(I fiifullv Ihrfillflll [I]: t-itriints from dugouts, but while
JIL’III- and fleet-y clouds, 'amind the) are domg this the battle is
'WIlIl'Il glidcd IIll‘ twinkling lights 3:99:51: llfigifgimgglll‘til’er, at anyl
of the French airplanes defending ' ' - i
I’nris.
CHICAGO. April 2.—Loyalty to the
government was the leading issue to-
day in the alder-manic election in the;
35 wards of the city. Chief interest;
centers in‘ the outcome in the six'
wards where SOciallsts who endorsei
the St. Louis platform of that party
are the candidates. in these wards;
the campaign was marked by fre-
quent lights at the political meetings.
in half a dozen other wards the con-
__ ° 1 LOYAL‘l’Y m ELECTION.
ROME, Monday. April ].-—‘
Newton D. Bake, the American
Secretary of War, is expected
hi-rc tomorrow from the Italian
from. He was accompanied by
Ambassador Page. ‘ ‘
’I‘hc Sci-rotary will attend the
wedding of Miss Augusta Grover,
of Princeton. in Hart Anderson,
sci-rctiiry of the embassy, tit them-st has been between the candidates
embassy. Afterward SpcrpturinflVol'edJy Mayor William Hrllt’
Baker will see Premier OrlandoJngflrfgtfg‘d "pmnem‘" 0' We"!
.. 1' . . . ." . ‘ a g ,
I‘lll'flllii Minister l\lttl andY (ncucr- in the Fourth Congressional (“Hm
3' A‘IPl’i‘niu Mill's”? 0f “ 3- {which includes the stockvards. a rep.:
Ambassador Page will give an rescstatlvein Congress was voted for
official dinner in honor of the Sec- 5° “ill ifilemulcamg 03'1“?“ 1'3!” ‘1'“
V V .' v" . eat 0 area ar n. w tia-
3g?it'iii;lI|to f:;lll’l::i:e Rome Tu" ,triot is Mrmaliy Democratic by u
, ' large majority.
The wot and GK issue was voted
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\\ ASHIAGTOIV, April 2.—-A on today in man townships in illi-
rcport to the State Department “0': “mg? “fl: ":80“ Titling-live
. -- . weiwns ps e eeconso eer-
toilrnyronl: Amegngliin {Guru} Gen- ,rnine ywhether they shall.become antl-
era WP 3 at ‘ a, doc ”I'd no saloon territory and twenty city town-
Bulgarian trops were moved to the
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ships ballotcd to see if the saloon!
western front for the big German shall return. Among the cities direct-i
offensive.
It has been stated Bul- 1y affected by the voting because of
garillns‘were fighting ilitlic went their inclusion within certain town-
. hi line . re Rock island. Bloomin
alongside the Germans and Aura-flung“ EAuI'ora. ‘
trians. '
I’ETROGRAD,‘April 2 (By rat-i
Associated Press).-I"iercc fight-
ingBhas broken out in thc’districtlsi
of atoum, Knrs and Ardaliiim, in.
the Caucasus. The Ameniuns pnd
Georgians hvc formed a 'large
army for the defense of ’. .c terri-
tory aga' t the Tur‘.. who have"
begun mi itary oc..upatio‘n of theI
thrcc. districts by virtue of the
Brcst-Ilitovsk peacc treaty.
"l'lic Georgians have seized most
of the Russian warships in the
harbor of Batouin and have taken
them into the Black Sea. The en-
tire population of Georgia :has
bccn mobilized to oppose the in-
radars.
OTTAWA, Ont.. April 2.——A
Germainofllcer captured on the
battlefield, says Renter’s corres-
pondent telegraphing from French
Bootinol Want‘Advs. an Winners
m
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
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Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind a certain amount of incombus-
liblo material in the form of ashes. so
the food and drink taken day after.
day leaves in the alimentary canal a;
certain amount of indigestlble malcfii
lal, which it not completely eliminat-
Head rt ' F d 'b dfromth t hdyb s I 0 UP
qua era in ranci; escri es e e an 8m cat: a . ecome - ,
the order of battle of in German tood tor the. million: or bacteria moms “m
division in the present oflensnvc as'VNCh intent the bowels. From this 1'01 440-
follows: mass of leftover waste, toxins and “1010”“ 30m
“.TIlt‘ division advances in twoJlOImln-ille 001.80!!! are turned in
regimental groups progressing'suckod into the blood. ‘
laidc by side. The first line of each Men and women who can't get felli-
up consists first of one regiment in; fish! mull begin to like inside
0 three battal'ons of infantry'.!b8lhl- Before eating brew-u each
whose task is 0 advance straight : mom“: drink I sill! of real hot WI-
npon .their ,objective, regardless hr with 3 WW1 0‘ "1119310110
, of losses, leaving the ‘Work ofre- PhD-plum in it to wash out of the
:dueiug our centers of resistance to thirty '90! of hovel-tho previous
specialist detachments following “7'! accumulation 0! 9013011! and
iihem. These consist first of one . toxins SM to keep the entire alimen-
Frarm-nrt' “m" "a”, romance: 3:32.32 3:21...
in mac ine com or a a . .
Jcompany of $1,"; :nd’r’me de- ache. colds, bliiouaness, constipation.
tacliment of liquid liaine thmivers,iothels who wake up with bad taste.
half a heavy trench mortar cpm-r‘IOIII breath, backache rheumatic sill!-
epony, one battery of light trench am. or have a sour. slur stomach
ltnortars and two batteries of what liter meals. are medic set a quart-
it“ called ii antry guns. in rc- er pound of limestone phosphate from
~ {serve _ com. the Third Infantry’thc iii-as stain. and basis nmcucins
eyegiment and. : dryision of livellnteful militias. This will cost
flanks ofBrrtu origin and an in- very little, but is summit! to. make
idependcnt group consisting of two “MO "I ”mm"! on the Subset.
cyclist companies and one coni- limbs: inside bathins is more
'psny of storm troops,
This division is all
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