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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 24, 1918 · page 3

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» n. is .11 l' or KO lucky mountain
toudlstn and has Been handled with the
realism chamotgn‘lstic of Triangle .pro'i

'dnciions its many tense scenes are

framed in sottinga of unusual pictur

. 981111911858, thus wmbining two of the

must hop-maul elements in photoplt. 5*

production. 3

l Hariis cast as David Hudson,a min 3

list=r who is the eldest son of a sturdy- 3

’Kentnrk3 mountaineer. He is brol‘s 1'
face 11‘ face with the problem of chooa- 3
ing between avenging the death or his
father killed in a. feud battle and
abiding by the scriptural iaéching that
“To me be: ongeth vcngunce and i‘wPr 3
ompensc.” His deem Janna the
Mg 5'3 me oi the story and how he sue
caeds ultimately in restoring order
among the warring factions is force

‘fully depicted throughout the romain-
dr-i' of tho play. ' l

, 3 Hart is supported by a capab'fa coal,

.. . including Nona Thomas; Joacph J

PALACE THEME

GRACE VALENTINE IN

“The Unchastened Woman
Aisha Two-Part Keystone Corned}r

VAUDEVILLE
I THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

.. ~ . I. M. Hoyt Presents
C. H. KOLA AND VIVIAN TONGE

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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.; mmmwflm .3912. “Wharf.“

\ H AND THEIR -. Bowling, Fanny Midgley. Jack Gil
WONDER GIRLS 2 'bert, and Marvel SEfi’md. The pro
. ' auction was directed by Bart and

'43— l photographed 'by Joe August.

 

 

 

“The Unchastehed Woman” is an
.adaptaiion of Louis K. l‘211181iachorr1 ,5
weilhnown play. which had a lengthy "-22

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‘1: l O THER BIG ACTS i run in New York and then made at
Y HANGED DAILY successful a tour 0! the country.

i [THOTO PLA‘ S C , ‘ : Upon its stage presentation it received

I‘ ~ 3 an enormous amount of publiClty.

. Thursday which made the title familiar in even

A i 1 ’ the. most remote spot. The produce”,
7'1 wm' 8' Hart 1“ ‘ The ADOSfle 0f Vengeance have, selected Grace Valentina. who is

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now appearing in Morocco's “Lombar
‘01. 1.10.810 play ‘tiia title role. 11 is
an extremely dimcult pm to visualize,
as the character is a study of feminine
phychology. Miss Valentine does not
'miss a point. She acts with the care

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saturday l and intelligence that the role calla for.
. . . “ 10 )rwélker’.’ V and she also looks the part. Her aun-
Charhe Chunk“ m The F % porting cast. headed bv ank Mills.
' The Pathe News and Others 4 includes well known pinata. who in

I II "I —m divldually make each part stand out '

pmminéntly. This exceptional pic

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l“l.efty." and his class prejudice in
3 )stinclively set up a barrier.
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Palace Theatre lodaY- i
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in time we find Philip in theI i

, 3 - 11 FEET TALL NO'r T00 15.

trenches in “No Mans hand, but 1115 SMAL'L—FOR U s ARMV3

snobblslinoss had not been overcome. t

rectal Illusion! Program By' the
‘ :ent Orchestra Every Evening.

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manding ofllccr calls for voluriicers to ,3 changed.
.. _ go to a“li8tening post." P110 and Colonel w. A Mercer. commimdmil
': m “Lotti" 11w chosen and durinz the Connecticut recruiting (“5mm SW99 "2

Today and Tomorrow

The auger feature,

Tcouisc of events Phil' 5 quick thinking that tho pgysical rounirementa ior (ill
.and initiatixo win him well deserved llalHC into the United States army
* DPTMM- 'hate boon changed so that now 111911
"‘The Unbeliever” 3‘ General Von Scheidnitz, exponent of five (5,33 mi] and men Weighing 110
r 4 . . Prussian ficndishnoas. communditfg nda 111 be 553113th in the regular

Tu upon the popular "0561' then Pnomv i‘mco discovers :1 Belgian 33:1), Evaiy branch of the service in
family, father mother dauchte‘r and Open to 3339913033333, excepting the air
Son W31“ had be?” mm‘m‘“! ‘ihc A1 sorvice, for which no men will ho no-
lies by means of a windmill. tho dmmh ceplod unleSS they have 11 Min from
ill ”.on Holmes Travel Pictures. ‘9' Viiglnio, being ““3 one who ““9" an oiflcor or the Division of Military
N12” “Yd “"3 WM"! From h” hm“ Am onautics requesting their enlist
g 2 "— mince She sees her mother and Mother meat. There atP still a low vacancici
Shot?“ sm'cn and the home burned. in Army General Hospital No.1 cl
“m Srhiodnliz finds her and i“ at- West Haven Conn” and 111011 11 ho wish
trariod M her beauty. hm his brutal to ho onliciod in this dctnohnienl must
lust is iniorruntod by “ She" explo hurry, as 01113 about ten more men can
Hon which kills his gun (new and he enlisted m this unit 3 3
im'cos him to cover Vircinln cs Tho allowing men were found phv-s
ropes and gains refuge in an attic.
1 An order comes for the marines io Slocum N ‘1'.
go “even the top." in the Struggle . '
Hill is wounded and “Lefty," in sacrl
ficing lilmsoli to save his pal. forci'nr
wings out class distinction from Pllll'B
mind.

"THE THREE THINGS."

Also, Showing today,

 

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Taylor Holmes

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valet in Arizona,

3 “11111221118 of Ben Gan”

, And the entertaining
Sidney Drew Comedy

 

for enlistment:
infantryw‘smniey W. Smith, Bridge

port: August. N. Zorn. Bi'ldgopdrt.
Cavalry—John H.1lianmnra, New

Haven. Joseph Knchadurian, Bridge

lthil socks Shelter in the Belgian 5,. port. 3

Shooter 'Andy;” also, the tincoln tic. where he meets Virginia and low N Tank “(.‘icrps'wArtlmr E‘ Anderson,
1'; kindled Later a fierce street mm W B“ a n

5 drama. ‘Down the River.. ensues and the marines take the town Fl”: “”11”“de R Norwood, 3
W of Dixn‘udc Phil delivers Virginie 10 Ne“ “91‘ . 3
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the Red 'Cmss and gives her a note Morris Glazer, New Haven. was en

3 ‘0 his molhfl' in Amarlcn. listed in the Medical Enlisted Resene
3 ,
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‘AT THE REGENT THEATRE " l 8.”.

Cmps and placed on the inactive list
for the purpose oi completing hi8 ined-
TODAY AND ‘BOMORROW Taylor Holmes in an Amusing Ro-
mance,“‘Rugglna of Red Top”

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MORE FRAUD SEEN
’3 IN ARMY CONTRACTS"

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WASHINGTON July 24 .~—Frnud and .
gross profiteering were uncovered in 5
3 many coniractn 101: army Shoes, :ihiMS..
‘3 w.“ ' 33151313093, to realms trait Lifijfigs’ (marcmits and other 99”]me
and even or- on a can pment as a resu t 0

Ostricllas 3; “VERY!” inve‘Stlgation by army intelligence and
“Department: of Justice agents, ii wan
learned toda .

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ical course. Reginald S Smith Nor-35
w.alk Was similarly enlisted in the 1311- .
, glnecr Enlisted Reserve Corps. May-3
x111“, Uhlie‘lievor," a Super-Feature, Chicago landlords will not permit mood Nelson Bridgeport. “as accept 3
starring Raymond McKee and tenants to keep ostriches in their ed for the medical department and.
Margu'erite' Court‘ot _ 3 'ap‘artmentsl sent to Army General Hospital No. 1,‘
Philip Landicutt,'1beiievcr in God . Strange asthls edict may seemyel Went Haven. Conn Edgar M. Cox.
mi 51 snob had the redeeming virtue 33 is true. For Tavlor Holmes the Groton, was accepted for the Signal
f ”pitying tin or grassed chamctefis._ photo’plav star investigated. It hop- Corps. and was sent to Buriing‘.on,Vt.
c of allchlx alrous nature: we un- pene d this way: to attend the Signal Corps Radio and
lie! and class prejudice, howevw, While visiting an Ostrich farm out Telegraph School. The {chow-mg men
iStYeSSod iiis mother. in Arizona, on a scen‘ermaklng trip 19,- wére accepted for the slity eighth
,, no day- the U S marinés were “Buggies of Red Gap" Mr Holmes 3Reg1ment, Coast Artillery. and were
2' the ”‘3‘“le 3°" achieved a thrilling ride on one of the “911”” F0” Term N Y “name ‘3”
birds. and voiced hi8 9111113131558 so ”83“! Bridgeml‘t Jose!!!) Board, No!“

Md him ‘9 join the com“ ’chifeiouiy that the owner tried to .WM‘ Henry 5-150“: NQW London;

_ so By his gm him the 053,363, . Raymond T. hints Derby: 99°39 D.

he 5013911 1‘9 Mr Holmes was on the 96118 of no? *Kfl’be' Pine Meadow 4. ‘
nothing when he suddenly shahicionod
that he‘d have no place to keep it
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SALE STARTS THURSDAY

. JULY26, ATQA. M. '

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