Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 18, 1918 · page 3

 

 
 
 

 

Eggent Theatre

 

Today
Constance Talmsdee

in a fut-moving story of unusual
dramatic force I

“ The Shuffle ”

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Thursday and Friday
Theda Bars,

in a vital drama in nhrch M 185 Ba
rs handles her theme on a b» 9. vi-
tat way

“The Forbidden Path"

.. SATURDAY—Alice Brady in “The
J_ Ordeal of Rosetta." and the 17th
episode of "The Eagle's Eye"

 

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Today and Thursday
PAULINE
FREDERICK

i it Parsrsont Picture
“FEDORA ”

Made Immortal by Sarah Bern
hardt on the stage, Pauline Fred

er'ck gives “Fedora" new life on
the screen

Added Feature Today
Keystone Comedy

VAUDEVILLE
‘nrorr. nu. SAT.

Friday

Shirley Mason and
Ernest Truex

in Pa rsmount picture

“Come On In”

 

 

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' from the Mayflower at anchor near .

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BEFOREXMAS . -

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Nelllil'l‘ the exact numbi r not th-
nauws ot' the destroyer.“ and mu» 6
\ttl'll‘d )1“le returning from Europe ‘n-
are, known new at the nut) tit-pari-
ment. The destroyers and other sin-ill
(‘l‘rtlt on their arrival will be anchor-
ed In berths on this New Jersey side
of the Hudson river.

Daniels to Review Fleet
it passes into the harbor,

Art the.

S Shirt Waist Boxes from

the stator of Liberty. After the fleet
has reached its anchorage, the May-
t.o..1A., .11.1owed by vessels carrying
New York city officials will review
the ships at auchor. steaming through
and around the fleet. The Mayflower
then will anchor at the foot of West
92nd street. where Mr. Daniels will re b

“ Large Mirrors from

ceive Admiral Mayo, the fleet com-
mander. his staff and the. commanders
of the various ships.

I11 the afternoon men fro. the fleet
'wiil parade down Broadway from 1
96th to 59th. then down Firth avenue 1‘ “3
to 23rd. The pageant is expected to p - ,

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start moving at 1:30 o'clock. The de-
partment announced that as the pan

adr will occur on (‘hristmss eve, gen-

crI leave. of absence will be granted .

t' nth "filters and men immediately II- -._\ If.“ -( w“ '
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The iiIet probably still remain at ‘ ”\"fl

New York until January ti.
Will Not Attend Banquet .»
Sec. Dirniels announced that 01m . (ED
count of the holiday season and the . x,‘
desire of omccrs do be at r- on "
Christmas day, tlro invitation of the
city of New York to the officers to at-

 

 

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;= Pictures from ...... 50c to $7.50

,3 Ladies' Desks from $7.50 to $25.00

$3.50 to $18.00

$10.00 to $50.00

DOLLS‘ BEDS, TEDDY BEARS, BABY
CHAIRS, BABY HIGH CHAIRS. DOLLS'
CHAIRS, DOGS AND CATS, BABY ROOK-

SLEEPING DOLLS AT ......... $6.00, $650.37.“ EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY 'S XMAS.

 

the Christmas spirit.

Statues from ..... $2.00 to $15.00

t Telephone Tables in all woods

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from .......... $7.60 to $28.00

Smoking Stands from

$1.60 to $25.00

 

Serving Sands trmn 750 to $18.00

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For the Children
We have the biggest value in Dolls at 50c, 75c or

$1. 00 you ever saw.

 

BBS, BABY YARDS. BABY OOHODES.
AUTOMOBILES, KIDDY HORSES, KIDDIE
KARS, GAMES, AUTO KIDDIE CABS.

Make the Home Attractive

'You live in it the whole Vear around and adding to it additional comfort is indeed

EXTRA SPECIAL—We have some wonderful yalues in Rockers. Chairs. Library
Furniture. Tables, Lamps—everything that is needed in the home.

EXTRA SPECIAL

 
 
 
 
 

Tea Wagons in all woods, remov-
able tray; is real $12.00 value,

for ...................... $8.50
. ALSO
EXTRA SPECIAL
Bissell Vsc. Carpet Sweeper. Their

qualities are known the- world

over. Regular $12 value.
Special . ................. $6.95

 

tend a banquet to be unionized by tho ;
city officials could not be accepted.
Ho until that in decilin m: the turtle.-
tion he spoke for the officers.

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n PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND THURSDAY

 

 

P: 1' .. in Frederick In "Fedor... " Vaude
ville Thursday.

When the divine Sarah Bernhardt.
nt min; from a world tour. returned
to Paris in 1882, she received the tin-
nouncemenf. that Victoricn Suntan

'n foremost French playwright. had
'- 1""an n play especiily for her. Tire
production of this masterpiece was
made. I train event in Paris. This play.
"Fedora,” which runs the gamut of
the human emotions. was produced in
New York by Fanny Davenport. in
the followin-z. year, and it has. since
that day, thirty-five years ago. been r.
famous stage attraction. It, will be
shown in picture form of the Palace
Theatre today and Thursday‘.

In the picturizution. Miss Frederick
portrays the character of Fedora. 1
'lussian princess, whose sweetheart.
Count Yludmir. ls mysteriously shot
and killed on the eve of their wedding.
lit‘Hl‘Vlng him to h. ~ been the victim
of annarchisw. ;;l1r- . was to ”lug his
murderer to and when sunpi
cion tolls upt 11 Luis lpanofl‘, a friend
111’ the Count‘s. and who disappears
soon after the shooting, she follows
trim to Paris. where she poses as a
‘Rtissiun exile.

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AT PALACE THEATRE, FRIDAV

 

 

Shirley Mason in “Come On In." and
Vaudeville.
itichie Ling, the man who plays the
r -rt of Colonel Little in "Come On In"
1 . first John Emerson-Anita Loos pro-
duction for Pu'ramount starring Shir
“'3 Mason and littlest Tr'uex which is
twin: shown at the Palace Theatre
Friday. is 11 “unknown opera singer
11 hose. ability as :1 screen actor is as
pronounced 11s was his success vocall}.
The comedy of the. training camps is
:1 well worth while picture

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DISPLAY ED'l . . I—I! _

“‘"“" so wolf-maintained. it was a most
iComtrrncd from l'srze Oust disappointing dsywa pitiful day—etc
.-_ see those great ships coming in like
\\ but 1 om- mm“ frorn 1m. heart. sheep being hirded by dogs to lhrlr
noFonly on heart but the bums of mm without an “"9” 0“ anybody 9
your comrades of the Grand fleet," l'“" but it was 1‘ “3 everybody could
said Sir timid. "I want first of all be proud of.
to thank you. Adrnirnlllodman and tip 1‘! had always had certain misgiv-
raptnins rrnd ofiiccrs and the ships' hills. and when tho Sixth Battle Squad
companies of this magnificent squad. ron became part of the Grand l-‘loct
mn for the Wonderful cooperation and those . misgivings were doubly
ioy ill) you have given me and my strengthened and I knew 1h”! "Ill?
admirulsptnd assistance you have glv- they ““0“” "11’0“ up their hunds. Ail-
en us in etery duty \ou have had to parently the Sixth Battle Squadron
undertake. 1111s tirr straw that broke the camel' 11
"Tire support which you have shown back.
is that of true oomradeship. and in "However. the disappointment that
time Of RINSE UN! is worth a Vet)‘ the Grand l-‘lect was unable to strike
great deal. As somebody said the their blow for the freedom of the
other day' "The fighting is over and world Is counteracted by the fact
the ifilklna iii solo: to begin' that it was their prestige alone that
I knew suite “0" lhfll )0“. as W?“ brouimt about this achievement.
as your British comrades. were bltter— “During the last twelve months you
h disappointed at not being able to havebeen with us wehave learned to
giro effect to that efficiency you have know each other very “all. “e have

learned to respect each other. i want

you to take back a message to the

GIRlS! ImCKEN AND Atlantic Fleet that you have left a
“i understand that you are. now go,

ing to Portland. where you are to

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and abundant at once. form in bringing your president to

___w_ theSr waters and then you will return

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’ .ru ‘ " ‘l ‘ 5”“ ”mm” fluff" mun tells me. nirvut‘s shines there, you
saw and free from dandruff is merely will not forget your “comrades of tho
it matter of "Fin; ,1 little. llandcrlm. 1n '..-1' :1an yntir pleasant associations of

o . .. . . . the \‘ortli Sen.

mi; 1; ital“ in“! moxmnmp m ha“ "This is .1 queen place. as you have
. .0 1.111 11111] lt)i\ of it. Just not found but ‘0“ {"11 not the. first to find

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. ~ ‘ in: over tie worlr or f rty years.-
“mmmmd It apply a little as (“WM one day found himself In the North
ed and within ten minutr s there will Sen 11nd then went home and went to

be an appearance of abundant-.9 fresh- in d mid did not truvel any more. I
new numnpss And .111 incompnrnhic trust it will not have. the same effect

on am of you but I can say find
9'0"; and ltrstrc..1nd m as 3'0“ Will those of 1011 I have seen during the;
you cannot find II "1100 Of dflhlllllrf or last twelve “10“th seem f0 hgve “11.1

falling hair: but your real surprise wiri pr!“ ed in manv WAYS if ‘li It WWII Dos i
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tlir.1d Fleet which cannot be filled
umii you come buck or send another
squadron to represent you. You have
given' up a sample of the Admin-
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Fleet. efficient as it is. will find it very
tum! to reproduce.

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which there are so many.

'l thunk you again and again for tho porstlon ""9 flied ""me “1 "‘0
grout part the Sixth Battle Squadron state SPCI‘BIITF‘I 0m“:
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your comrades: ‘Corne back soon.‘ 000. incorporate”. Herman Rom
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