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AMBASSADOR JAMES W. GERARD
The Whole Thriliimr Story of German Intrigue
ARE WE
WAR? w -
and Dunlicity in
for centuries has ground their
to rebellion.
Are You Behind Our President in the 0'
War for Democracy ‘?
We are engaged in a war against the greatest military power the world has ever known; against
a people who have been bred in fear, making them ready to submit their all to an autocracy which
very laces, but which has promised them. as a result of the war, riches
'untotd and the dominion oi the world. including your country. The
has beenipromised them by the devils ot autocracy and of wart
We are in this war because we were forced into it: because
zens on the high seas. but also filled our country with spice and seeks even now to incite our peepie
Fortunately, America. led by a lighting President, will allow no compromise with the brutal Hunt
Germany not only murdered'our citi-
The Crazed War Lords of Germany Said= . «i
‘ “AMERICA HAD ‘
BETTER LOOK OUT AF'I‘ERTHISW ” ‘ " -
3 And They Meant It
THE FAMOUS ZABERN AFFAIR!
THE VIOLATION OF THE U. s. EMBASSY!
THE CRUELTIES OF THE HUNS! ‘
THE TREACHEROUS LOVE FEAST!
THE CHALLENGE To AMERICA!
WHAT ONE MAN DID FOR DEMOCRACY! ;
'It' Is Not a War Picture, But a
Patriotic Array of Gripping '
" a Truths.
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subeerviance of the whole world
The One Man Best Able to Tell You Why You Must Be a Real Ameri-
can Now Exposes Every German Machination!
ENDORSED BY THE UNlTED STATES GOVERNMENT J 1‘
MATINEES AT 2:15. PRICES . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ ............ . ..... 25 CENTS
EVENINGS AT 8=00. PRICES . ..... . ..... , ........... . 25. 35. 50 CENTS
Has played in New'York. Boston and other large cities. to capacity houses, at prices up 1) $1.50.
AMERICA WON’T FlGHT, EH!
OF THE LOVE FEAST
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Regent Theatre
I Shows—2:15, 7:15 and ti
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening
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Toff ay ‘
_ Harry Morey
in the Blue Ribbon Feature,
“The Desired Woman”
The Second or the
Abraham Lincoln
~ Dramatic Film Stories >
" f‘A‘Callto Arms” '\
and ~the 8th Episode of
“VENGEANGE ' AND THE we
, " MAN"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
‘My Four Years in Germany." at
2:15 and 8 p. m. '
Thursday and Friday—«Clara Kim-
ball Young in “The House of '
Glass." _
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Harry Mercy in ”The Desired Wom-
eni" aloe the Abraham Lin.
«in term.
; Matte Jenna. taunted Vtmmllh
player in a were or team With
M has n W role is ' on
Charlie Chaplin in a Two
“The Silent Stranger” This chapter looms with “Inside-the-
snd the L f ' v . .
atestPathe NWS intimate details ofthe prestuent‘s life.
, ‘ - his advisers, good and bad. The as-
Monday and TueSday tion is humorous as well as thrilling
Douglas Fairbanks in and the inspiring climax is President
,“Ml'. Fix It” Lincoln's call for. volunteers to pres
. ivoU’LL LIKE DOUG IN. EVEN- serve the union. Benjamin Chapin
i ING DRESS makes a splendid Abraham Lincoln. I
Better than you 'liked him in i
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Chaps and Sombrero “MY sous YEARS IN GERMANY"
0 ' {Coming to the Regent Theatre Mon-2
Julgnmfi‘l‘tg ' day. Tue-day and Wednesday |
IN Inge Gannon soldiers were themselves‘
6 - , . fiappallsd by the atrocities they were
“16 Widow S Mikht” mailed upon to commit. according to a!
ipamphlet issued recently by the com
“mu-3 Emittee on public inlromaiion. The
In the Regent theatre y ipamphlet. which is called "German
Jaw!“ "m stag today” m” §War motions. says the soldiers In
' ”easement '" ‘pealed to Ambamdor Board in pro
With Bernhardt and later one nup- test.
ported mode Menu in “Emu", -l The west or a German soldier. on
Mt Vii-staph tenure- in which :esewitnm or the slaughter or Russian‘
Ibo lam» m “1 Will Repay” no inoidieu la Mama lakes and
“The W AWN"? la ”The no. mumps. read as follow:
' W Women.” the flue am tired Won‘t.” the mutant-sue ”It mm”. humanities. as
Mm rm Imhtlentfl'm um ”mammal-minim. mummies-um ”recommended-mammal
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Aida Horton. famous as leading ladyi Russians:
for Bobby Connolly. {I clans!"
“A ‘CALL TO ARMS" , captain had ordered.
AT REGENT TODAY must die. so rapid fire.’
N 'A striking parallel between Prest- hoard, five men and one officer on outJ and agreebaly associated.
TOday! saturday dent Wilson’s present problems and sired went road from those heart‘rend-
5 Acts of Vaudeville and those that confronted Abraham _ Lin- ing cries. ' dint most of my comrades is a genial laughing philosopher. who
coin is shown in “A Call to Arms. ' and the officers joked as the unarmEd “my” in happiness afid who teaches ;
P t C ed one of Paramount‘s “The Son of and helpless Russians shriehed for
781‘ “ om y Democracy" stories which will be mercy, while they were being sulfa
Also Wm. S. Hart in shown at the Regent theatre. today. cated in the swamps and shot down.
White-House" atmosphere, shown: the harder.‘
ling “cat-up“ em nation and ‘mhl
' Deshon. and in the supporting cast‘ driven to destruction. Above the ter‘ minor or the highest class.
are Julia deyne Gordon, Charles rlble thunder ot the cannon could he latest photocomedy' Mn {Fairbanks is
Hutchinson, Jean Paige, and little‘heard the heart-rending cries ‘ot the a regular parlor "cut-up," as well as
01" ”“55““! 0": Prus- a tighter in the slums, and his chars: _‘ .
Butthere was “0 mercy. 0“1"acteriaation is no less enjoyable than . [“11“ would '3 i‘"
"The whole tot‘are those quaint Western creations ,. “If egg; day is v ,
The order was: , ‘Ciose up and at it
“For days afterwards those heart-
rending yells followedme. and I dare
not think ol‘them euni shall go mad.
There is no God. There is no moral-
ity and no ethics any more, but only
beasts. Down with militarism."
This actual experience and thous-
ands of others will be reproduced in
Ambassador Gorard's "My Four Years
in Germany," which opens a three
day's engagement at the Regent thea-
tre on Monday next, with popular bar-
gain matine’es. .
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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS is
PARLOR “CUT~UP" IN NEW
PHOTOPLAY “MR. F‘iX-l‘t‘"i
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Geniai swan: Arteratt am Ponnys‘
Novel Role In W Comedy at
Heart- and Happiness
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peers in a motion More. tie to a cur-
mummunmm
A3 ‘ hamtwith which his name has been so long . lilg the yerv “fix ' i '
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In his newestvehicleer. Fairbanks no” ‘ 68% x . , ., . 7
" names «but: asans‘nr GERMANY."
In his
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Ambassadht- Gergid's {amazing experiences. in Hunland .. ‘
tl‘u'ough fonr- years 'of peace and wary have. beemput‘tnto‘ym ‘-
magnificent titan no playing it related theatre“. It there. ever -:«.‘
was; film thatjv ,“true American shgi'lldsee" this retire
film.- ' ,‘ .“nr .‘ -
Previous ivaf'iiimshavébeen largely: lichen:- this to fact.
Other war films have set forth Imagined Himgucslanf .
plots; this ”Sm-aye missus: have happened. And they «3??
stranger than fiction” , ’ ‘ . . ‘
And the' story told is gripping-from beginning tb end,”
‘ ,. The first plots-of Germany to 991mm: 9 tittwnfi'ltts._
3 navy in the,Kiel {:ana , the murder Inrthe'B no of Whith’ti‘le'
Ed kaiser said: “I dhih’t expect it so ~soon,",thc*letter-[wt inlay
the kaiser: to Presidctit-‘Wilson in ‘whichithe’ wOrd- 2k“?
“1 oi France‘s ihvasidn of Belgium was- changed to‘ theirs. . _
DANCING » . empty “promisés to; recfitude.all]d ih'é secret preparationslfai‘. .
A E ‘elt greater bldws atAmer-I'ca and ’ail the World, and mqfeiéis pic: 3
very ‘ ' ‘
9‘ tureat‘ialnth‘i: 333's throngh. the film those people- who do not .. '
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Except ‘
her yet know what we‘ are fighting for. , lilo, amount. of’fip‘p "n ‘ H
'3! meat will do what this screen story does. .
”Ind!!! Admission 20c ;
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