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SPECIAL MUSIC BY PALACE ORCHESTRA
THURSDAY
Vivian Martin in
An Innocent Adventuress
‘EXCELLENT VAUDEVILLE'
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THURSDAX', FRIDAYANDSAWRD iParamount picture starrlns Vivian almost unanimously
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Tuplcs of the Day. Mutt &.Jefi Cartoon ,Mhrtln, 'hich "m be shown “t t ‘ mg the treaty. the only obJection
l Palace “193"? Thmd‘y- Lloyd being the possibility of Bolshev-
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aster does overtake her, it does netl
cc“ Relic mic
scrimmage Joan gr'a‘bshls revolver and ; little girl.
shoots Kells. As she b about to lefl'el
5the wounded bandit pl
remain and nurse him. declaring that of his work in
.116 10789 her. What happens thereafter? noted therein
brings about a climax as thrilling
LAST snowmo TODAY
’trlple personality to interpret in “The
'Red Lantern." which is showing at
fthe Palace Theatre today.
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,pears as Mnhlee, :1 Emma” girl. uh“ inspection trip of the bridgehead;Serv:ce).—The
} of the (other of
Nazlmova. for the first time on the
screen appears as a blonde.
.Hughes. 3 recent addition to the galaxy
, oi Paramount players. plays the lead-
scenes without mishap, and when dls- ing male support to the star.
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her. In ’the‘
He was virtually discovered by Tho-
eods with her to "mas H. Ince, who Wed to see some
unwritten room and
mi!" éo-slbiuues. He
and wouldn't rest until Mr. Hughes was
toundinnd given n part. Bis perform-
lances in these two picturesmromise a
E brilliant career for this young and tal-
or.
citing as it is usual.
AT PALACE THEATRE ented act
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.Nazimova in, “The Red Lantern," fleet Tears Of Future Trouble
G°'°°°“"AP'°‘"°”6" 5"" i May Compel the Germans
to Sign the Peace Treaty
Nazimova has what is in effect a
(Continued from Page Otter.
She ap-
«res - A ,is half white and half Chinese). in - - a ‘ . _ , ,
{E “943% 'which the racial traits of the Anzlo- outposts and the headquarters of, tzocoal basin m Southern.Rusmn in the Downs pending the signing low the normal production,
E g: I 9 , S 11' _, I: l r l (ltvnuons along the Rhine, that the ' has been cleared ot the Bols‘ncn- of H“. “9309 treatv. ' the meat Q“ 1‘. will be me!
E ha « , axoncon ictinmomentso eementn .American forces were all read): toiki by the forces of General Den“- PAR-IS. 'i'umdhv. June 17‘... h ter in pa)“; food story
, i b lm‘ssmni ‘nd “5° as man“. Sackville. move ahead at a moment '5 notwe.ikine. \vhjch continue to push their “1“,. “f the kamh delegates guild, ‘
the '
'. an English gm' the natural daughterl [Leaves to soldiers permitting them ' offensive succcsfully. according! to
Mahlee. A5 Blanche, to visit recreation points within advices received here. The Bolsh-
ithe American zone have all been eviki no longer will be able
suspended until it is known wheth- not their coal supply from the
in er the Germans'will accept or re- ‘
seven solid weeks working for the cum 5?“ the peace conditions.
era, toiling conscientiously and without
stint.
Lantern" She was glad minke a “St formation prepared for any cm.
of a month before undertaking her ergency with the
following closely
The tamous Russias artist out
At the conclusion of "The R
| artillery
:_supply trains
upon the. heels of the infantry.
ext feature production “The Brat."
PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY ;
‘ No statement has been
_—-_.-
but the Associated Press
in "An Innocent Adventuress." a
ism and chaos in Germany.
The Cabinet met at noon
contmued its session until
His work in this picture. is which he i in the do“
Regent Theatre
MELODY—EXCELLENCE
Regent Theatre Orchestra.
‘ture asserts herself. ’I‘his is how it,
comes about. t
\ As Fuckers. the 'farmhuus'e-rdrudged
Miss Normand is told by her father 60‘;
_ 'A‘EE‘ 17c' EVENING 20°” lgather a quantity of eggs and take,
them at once to the home of the coun-
TOday .ty Judge. Alwavs eager to get a'
51"“:“11' “I .Zane Grey's iglimpse of the awesome mansion and
7 Minn“? Acnon‘Dmma' the grand people who live in it, Puck—
"Tl‘lE BORDER :el's willingly goes about tre task. Shel
LEGION” ‘piles her basket high with henhouse
{treasures and trudges off with her pre.
fcious burden. Strange as it xnuv seem
,Puckcrs meets with no mishap. There:
:Vnevcr is any doubt of [her safe arriVniI
lat the judge‘s home. When she gets
lthere, though. something happens.
i Timidly the girl places the basket on
ltlie ground and looks wonderingiv at,
‘tlie fashionably dressed young people1
'whose name of croquet she internpts.
‘ ‘ AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Blanche Bates and Hobart Bosworth
in “The Border Legion," a Travel-
C‘C'nich the Noted Stars.
lll .ANCHE BATES
—and——
HOBART BOSWORTH‘
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g
) featured in a story of outlaw
raiders in the days of '49, and n
:irl of the Golden West.
A Travelogue and Comedy
JI‘hursday
The Popular (‘omcdieunm
Mabel Normand
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or ".\Ii(-l~.r-_\"' and “Sis Hop. .
, as." in Her New Triumph. | TI Foglle 3'11d 3- €0.52“th id ADit
, “ lC‘ oncr .cgion, a v v .-
“The Pest” ' ’
turizalion ot‘ Zane Grey's widtey reud‘
'storv, starring Blanche Bates and Ho—
;bart Bosworth. and aCCIaimed bv New
iYork newxpapers and pitturegoers as
the most vlrile drama of the year. will
Whirl; a little trouble-limiter
1 ~ nixcinnlity in ringing wed-
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Mack Ser'mctt Comedy.
‘21P AND STITCH TAILORS."
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Ford Weekly he presented by Goldwyn at the Regent
‘: theatre, today.
Friday It tells the story of Joan Randall
:im's Most Popular Actor,
(Blanche BateS). a daring girl of the:
William Farnum ~
west, who makes her home in a min-1
lug camp in the Rockies. She is engag-}
—in—— |
“ X n ed to wed J irn ‘Cleeve, a shirtless pros-‘
“151?: 31.8%“?ng pector. She quarrels with him about!
Pathe Weekl I his lack of energy and when he re-I
- y 1' torts angrily she gives him 'back the;
Comedy leaves » camp?
“Jo/IA. \J'J‘ A.‘\th.MNJ\/‘ My c/K hfi I‘..AA/\.\.“ ”J‘M' -\I\A _
_ engagement ring. Jim
latter announcing he will join a band of,
’désperndoes, that has long preyed oni
' l the mining camp. When a week passes:
l and Jim fails to return Joan starts out:
iin search of him. On the way she fella;
THURSDAY,‘ into the hands of Jack ,Kells. leader of'
fithe outlaw border legion. He draws
Wm
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THEATRE,
Normand \
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in, “The Pest," a:
Secnett Comedy and Fordf
3;;
. unbroken ones. can fur-
:x:r.~.-ly when in the hands.
':1. and. The sprightlv com
is in “The Pest.'
3,: .E‘l‘fn Pictures, which,
Hum :11 Theatre, Thurs-;
".1: a whole basketful of
tries through man?
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and session during w
“'EIMAR, Tuesday, June 17..-
. . . . issued by eminent.
V'V'I" "flaw" m [An "m”.m Adv": the German Cabinet on the revai ister, declared the trouble was due a doxpgmm
tux-cu; Also Excellent Vaudevulle. to the German counter-pro ls,“entircl,v . .
learns' and said t
that sentiment in the Cabinet is e
against sign-llemllied policy and the policy of
and , outburst from the Socialists by de-
lme‘claring that, in his opinion, Bol-
. The Peace Commission Sh
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. m, 7 _. t night. if! h 1’, fie" , My “slid e tine bem'
{mini W. ‘ hone memory: m from «the Seelnmywaf the lion and Polisho
conference that the resolution on BRBST Tm A
5T”. Irish question passed by “‘flcheck of the casualties .
{Lnatcd States Senate has beenjthe collapse of the roof ,
read the allied terms without. de-igmfcmfi to the Conference. They Knights “f'C“l“m3’.“§ hut
1&3?- Mfllfltion is said to. be in-l ax 9.3180 been informed ”‘9'" themlanezcn. MODM' night, '
e . g in Vt'e'nnar. prermns report on atrocities has injured numbered only £0
IMPARIS June 18 --A 'n 11 p been forwarded to the State De-~ there were no deaths. A
. _ s - m“ i! L s pill'lnlelll m Vt ashington for trans-; . ' . ldi 1-3 were
concessionmntcmplated for Gee imam m congress. ‘ if” 233953133.” Seéveral of .
many in case she signs the peace BERLIV '1‘ still ' Ju 17 As? m ‘ ' . . -.
treaty, it was learned today, is ‘ ' ue 5’ ne (Voll‘gfifcd “venture-lull “no“,
the use of thirtv per cent of her ”mated Press).——(‘ount f ' .
.. _ . -. - _ ‘ . h the ‘ " \ , , , ..
merchant ships in]. two years. Brdeorif Rantzau end 0 ». BERLIN, Tuesday, June “9
Other such consessions would be 23:32:; Illsdlliimgtsfibfiig’lvhapsrolglfi grate? Efiilfieixfilfl
permiSSion for her to dispose "f inn against the stoniué incidentflvtuéivgglingmggog.” will
if: 3:312:59“? 'and t” ‘me‘has" on the departure ofthe German Schmidt, Food Minister,
‘ te ores necessary fnr ”9193“” frm“ \Ve‘m‘lle’s‘ . Potatoes will be somewhot
DEAL. Eng!“ June. 18.———Eight plentiful. although Large '. - ,s,
American steamers laden with pro» lions will be «necessary. w”
visions for Germany.,are detained beets will be twelve per
itighflsinec 3 Eric number of the
Cabinet members and other digni—
taries stayed up all last night to
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PARIS, June 18 (French Wire'
important Done-
who appeared today before
Council of Ten are said to be
friendly to France. while Tewfik
Pasha. former Turkish ambassador
;in London. who has not yet. arriv-
erl. is reported to be an Anglo-
phile. Apparently there is consid—
erable rivalry between England
and France in gaining the good
_ will of Turkev. but the French
the 33410?“ 0f the 3139“ 5’34 “which commissioner in Constantino-
discussed. l ple scored by giving the sultan the
C1031“? ”‘9 debate f0." Th" G‘f‘“! first news that the Conference had
M. Pichot. Foreign Mm- consented to hear the Turkish
. and provided a French
‘0 BOIShQWk Dmpagi'lldd ‘ Warship to bring the Ottoman rcp-
_ he Chamber “must d“' ‘recentatives from Constantinople
Ide between the democratic, in- h, Marseilles.
COPENHAGEN, June 18.———'l‘he
amended peace terms have arous-
ed a sentiment of growing impla-
cability in Germany and armed in-
tervention by the allies is regarded
as inevitable, according to the.
Berlin. correspondent of the Po-
litiken. It is reported that Count
von Brockdorfi<Rantum the head
of the peace delegation, and Ma-
thias Erzberger. chairman of the
armistice commission, have rccon~
oiled their differences. \ »
The correspondent says that if
the report is true. the reconcilia-
'tion will have an important hear-
in: on the acceptance of nonme—
ccptance of the terms.
The Socialist Vorwacrts of Ber-
lin says it expects a. re-openinst of."
llONllllllf‘S as soon as the seven
days :rivcn Germany to make a re-
ply have expired.
The Fremdenblatt of Hamburg
says it learns that the allied terms
have caused great excitement in
Eastern Germany. where the popu-
lation is ready to re-opcn the
tight. .
PARIS. .lunc 18.-—The (‘ouncil
of Foreign Ministers was the only
organization of the Pence Confcm
«nee to hold a meeting today. The
ministers discussed the Polish Uk-
rainian problem, as well as plans
for the control of Dnnxis during:
Germany's harvest will
ripening? in mid-July and .
finished about the middlefO‘i
tcmber. with a few crop: ‘
potatoes and beets mat ' ‘
late as October. For (the . _.
Germany is relying on its ‘
reserves and on food from
particularly from Ameridp.
half 09 the food expected
America is now in Germul .
or already distributed. -“ '
paying for it 1,054,000.Mr
in gold. .~
ledge-l3
tft
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Donetz region.
PARIS, June 1Q.—(‘onf‘zdenve in
was voted by the
349
j to 137. followino a tumultuous
hich the mutiny oi
l
After the acknow
Semenofl ot‘ the authority
hole-halt government, be m
nrizv‘d to move trope be
Baikal. but was cautioned h.
llllt‘t‘fa‘ll‘llt'f- with the All!
the Socialists. who want. France
‘to abdicate before the Bolsheviki.”
The Minister provoked a violent
—.
~5e‘nunei Want M. m . .
evism was lost.
Jules Delahaxe, a Royalist De-
puty, created a violent scene by
declaring that foreign money was
being used for propaganda work in
France. and that the Socialist
Party had assumed the task of
circulating it in the nav_v. notably
at Odessa and Sebastopol.
PARIS. June 18.~—F‘rank P.
“’aish and Edward F. Dunne.
American representatives of the
irish societies in the United States
have laid before President \l’ilson
for further evidence just received
of alleged atrocities against politi—
cal prisoners in Ireland. Some of
the witnesses were American citiz-
ens, it is said, and in the course
i of the evidence they say they have
j“examined cells in which Irish
revolutionists have been confined
and have found fresh blood on the
walls.” ,
Mr. \Valsh and Mr. Dunne re-
quest President \Vileon to lay the
additional facts submitted to him
before the Peace Conference im-
mediately and urge a prompt hear-
ing by an impartial tribunal. The
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