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That Hollweg said:
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“America had better
That Zimmerman said:
will rise.”
DO YOU KNOW ?
“Necessity knows no law."
That the Duke of Heckleuberg said:
“We care nothing for treaties."
That the War Lord himself said:
look out after this war."
“There are 600,000 German Reservists in America who
themselves hanging by evening! " -
GERARD’S BOOK WAS A SENSATION
EVEN GREATER REVELA-
TION OF .lNSIDE TRUTHB!
' To See 'It Is To Be a Better
American
‘m BUT osaann saw: '
“And there are 501,0001amp-posts to which they will tin
THE PICTURE Is AN
Arhesseder‘
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If You Were a Victim‘of the UnscrUpulous Plotsxiof’the Prussian Clique
What Would -
Y0“ D0? ;
You WILL, SEE! V
The famous Zabern, incident, that debased thecivil before the
military power.
The flu” of the American Embassy in all its thrilling do
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The Gruelties to Prisoners» of War. and Gerard Working Day
and Night in the Cause of Humanity. ‘
rile Base Rookery of the Love rum to America!
- Even Whil' e the nuns Were
The challenge to America!
And Its Defiant Answer.
WHAT ONE AMERICAN.
. Ambassador James W. Gerard, the Curse of German Mili-
tansm Barking at His Heels, Did for Democracy.
Piannislg New Atrocities.
: Endorsed by the U. S. Government
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8 Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
_' Today
Lina Cavalieri
In, the Paramount. .
4 "The Eternal Temptress”
A Sidney Drew Comedy and an
' Educational Feature
' Saturday
. Harry Morey
in the Blue Ribbon Feature.
“The Desired Woman”
The Second of the
' Abraham Lincoln
Dramatic l-‘ilm Stories
“A Call to Arms”
and the 8th Episode of
“VENGEANCE AND THE WO- t
MAN"
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' Thursday and Friday
Clara Kimball Young in "The
House a. Glass" . £
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. Today. Friday
~' .With Vaudeville
, L -‘ Marguerite Clark
.in her latest Paramount'picture.
s f‘Ricll Man—Poor Man”
7 Saturday With Vaudeville
‘\ Charlie Chaplin
’ '_ ln'a‘ two part camedy.
’ ,and
‘1 _ i i'gwmqs. Hart in
‘ -:_“The“Silent Stranger” ‘
in Next Week Monday and »
.. ., Tuesday
.w Doulrias Fairbanks
1 '.. : . ‘ s ' . ‘ IN ' .
' .‘ ii‘l‘Mr.
:9” Special Orchestra.
Fix it”,
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:MANY NOTED PLAYERS
m “RICH MAN. soon MAN"
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Marguerite Clark to Supported in Her
New Photoptay by Capable Artists
Not the least distinguishing feature
'of the latest Paramount photoplay.
i“Rlch Man, Poor Man,” in which dain-
'ty Marguerite Clark is the starjis ihl‘
'hlgh quality of her support. Frederick
lWarde, the veteran tragedian. will be
'seen as an irasclble financier who has
plenty of money. but little love in his
life, until sweet 'Betty Wynee enters
‘his household.
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'artlstlc merit, and with a dramatic in-
terest and heartappeai seldom seen in
a motion picture. The story enun-
;ciates the trusim that riches do not
;brlng love to the lives of men whose
mission in life is the acquietlon of all
1;the money in the world. and who after
Egainlng their ends, find themselves
poor as Lazarus because loves does not
exist in their sordid souls.
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‘Scene from Ambassador Gerajl'd‘s “My
Theatre. next Monday, Tuesday and W
THE PICTURE THAT EXPOSES
ear. wnons' numerous
GERMAN WAR-833K338!
The One. Man Best Able to
Tell Us Why We Are atWar §
Not a War Picture
Prices, Matinees, 25c, Evenings 25c, 35c; a few at 50c. Special Effects
Has Played in New York City and Tremont Temple. Boston. to the Greatest Crowds in the History of the Screen."at Prices up to $1.50
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1'31ch 01’ THE
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t This picture, said to be one of the which Fairbanks makes the most. "Mr. Ribbon li‘eature, which will be the at AMBASSADOR GERARD’S “MY
; finest in which Miss Clark ever has up-
poured. will be displayed at the Palace
Theatre today. '
excerrlousl. ROLE FOR 1
‘5 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
Famous Artcraft Star as Unique Part
in New Comedy Picture “Mr. Fith" ;
'Essaylng one of the most unique rol-
es in which he has ever appeared. Dou-
glas mil'bauks. the famous Artcraft
star, will appear in a novel character-
ization, “Mr. Fix-it." which has just
been released.
in this interesting subject. Fair-
banks will bc seen as a young society,
man, whose hobby is to be happy and
to bring happiness to others. The
scenes of "Mr. Fix-it" transpire in the
slums of New York as well as in the
home of a wealthy New York family.
which is divided by the bickerings and
petty jealousles of its members. in
adjusting the heart affairs of two
young women. both of whom are en-
gaged contrary to their wishes. some
very amusing complications arise, of
warm
Four Years in Germanyflat the Aspen:
ednesday.
Pix-ll" will be shown at the Palace traction in the Regent Theatre on Sat-
Theatre next week Monday and 'l‘ues- urday. Harry Morey and Florence
day. ;Desbon are the featured players and
.in the supporting cast are Jean Paige.
"Epistle Jensen. Charles Hutchinson.
'and Aida Horton, famous as Bobby Con-
The Abraham Lincoln Diapers Catt nellev‘3_llttle leadlnsladl"
To Arms" is also showing at the
Regent tomorrow.
it is an absorbing story. a situation
fun of pathos. and Benjamin Chopin Llna Cavalier-l in the Paramount Fu~
has handled in his masterful style this two “The Eternal Temptress."
moment of moments when Presidenti 7' '
“A CALL TO ARMS'
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Lincoln. forced by circumstance to As beautiful Cordelia S.;nzio, Cavag
break his promise. reads his declara- lleri wins the instant sympathy and
tion of war. interest of her audiences for her al-.
most supernatural beauty, which is of l
[the sort that films well, seeming al-.
most to make its possessor stand out,
Harry Morey in “The Desired Wo- from the screen and become a living.
mam”: Also the Abraham Lincofn' lbreathing character. In her “Well"
Seriel. Zfalr with Harry Althrop. last of a long
Julie Swayne Gordon came to mos-'line of lovers, she comes into her best,
in: pictures with Vitamph after a'seit and makes the supremest seeritice
successful career in stock, in which'a human being can make for another
she toured at the head of her own —and her country. Elliott Dexter as
company. iler advance to leads inllHal-ry Althrop has created one of the,
screens was rapid and she has been best roles of his successful career.
seen in many featured productions. “The Eternal Temptress" will be
She has an important role in "The De'shown on the screen of the Regent
sired Woman." the vitagraph Blue, theatre today. “ -"
REGENT THEATRE 8ATURDAY
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FOUR YEARS iN GERMANY"
Coming to the Regent Theatre Mon.
day. Tfleldey and Wednesday.
Ambassador Gerard’s "My Four
Years in Germany," the remarkable;
photoplay adapted from the story oy’
Ambassador Gerard and filmed under
his personal observation and direction:
will be presented at the Regent the,
atre for :three days beginning on
Monday next.
There is but one verdict heard tram
those who have seen the picture and
that is "Wonderful." And wonderful
it really is. The United States gov-
ernment cooperated in the making
of it and the president, his cabinet
and high Washington officials aawit
and praised it. From’ the openinx
scenes where Mr. Gerard presents his
credentials as American ambassador
until the final patriotic review, there
is not a dull moment.
The portrayal of the kaiser and his
staff: the treatment accorded the Eu?
lish and Russian prisoners by the Ger-
mans; the capture and deportation of
the Belgian women; the killing or
young and old, the shooting of other.
prisoners on their road to prison
camps in order to have fewer to feed.
all these and much more are shown
in a manner so lifelike astoalinost
hurt. but quite necessary, for a proper
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