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TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 5
The Season's Opening Offering
Augustus Pitou, Inc., Presents
The Popular Irish Singing Comedian
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WITH A NOTED CAST
In His New Romantic Comedy . -
Vi “ileum Limerick Way”
’ By Anna Nichols’
h- (:t‘ a handsome confirmed bachelor who tries to dodge mat-
shamrock.
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* Hear Mr. O ‘Hara's New Songs
’ Including
“Down Limerick Way.”“Acush|a Machree." f‘Dear
Little Angel From HeaVen” and “If They’d Only Give
Old Ireland to the Irish l” . ‘
PRICES—Orchestra ....... . ................... $1.00, $1.50
Balcony ...................... $1.00, 75:: and 50c
Seats on sale. Mail orders received.
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The Regent
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pleased at the announcement that
their popular Irish actor-singer. 'Fiske
will be seen at the' Regent
Matinee 170.
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TODAY
'1 13‘ Popular Dramatic Actor
WILLIAM FARNUM
In His Noted Triumph .
"THE MAN HUNTER”
t';.ll cast aside wealth. posi-
trtl friends to seek the man
. . »: ui ruined him. And when a
interfered—
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5, in his new romantic comedy "Down
Limerick “'ay." by Anna Nichols.
3 The new vehicle chosen by Angus-
tus Pitou for Mr. O'Hara this season
has all the qualities of laughter and
sentiment. mirth with a touch
'tenrs: that has endeared him to his
friends who look forward to his pres
entatlon in this city. And the new
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Comedy songs this Irish favorite Will sing cast
.-_ a charm that is all his very own.
Friday _ 3 Mr. O'Hara is supported 'by unex-
t‘tzv Beautiful Actress cellent company. including Patrlgua
r Clary. Nan Barnard. Mary Lou se
. -‘\.LII.CE gfifigzccms 'Mailoy. Laurette Allen. Robert H.
h H " “W e ”‘ Irving. J. P. Sullivan. J. E.'Millcr. w.
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".‘IARIE. L. T. D- .T. Sher-hart and Norman Post. The
. ~. at" (-reatiOIlS in hats and a sproduction is a new and elaborate
run‘l‘ivllt‘e in a niilllnery 'one.
\ Emu» dishonesty was a guest.
Prim: Weekly and Comedy
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AT REGEth THEATRE tooAY
William Farnum in, “The Man Hun-
ter," Pathe Weekly and comedy
Dainty
William li‘arnum is showing at the
Recent theatre. today. in another big—
tle lure production called “The Man
llunter." it» begins this story as a
wealthy clubman in London. Through
the purchase of a huge block of sup-
posedly worthless stock. he is left pen—
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time of his degradation‘the spirit of
revenge against the “friend" who sold
film the stock burns in his breast.
This “friend" also has come to New
York. and when l-‘arnum arrives is
cndenvoring to win the hand 'of an
oil king's daughter. who is about to
in the First National
SupvrTlrroduction
“Mary Regan”
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make a trip abroad. This man has
learned of Furnunl's arrival and fears
to remain in New York. He takes
passage on the saute steamer that is
to carry the young woman.
Farnum follows as a stowawa‘y on
the boat. and soon after the vessel is
at sea the two men meet on_the deCk.
A terrific fight follows. Later the
vessel is wrecked in the tropics. and
the oil king’s daughter. Farnum and
the false friends are washed upon. a
desert island. The man. despite Far-
num's leniency, plays another trick.
' but is caugh. at it. and another terri.
'fic fight ensues. the. result of which
:is that the man falls from a cliff.
Pictures on the
Silver Sheet
Quality
Today
Sari Jockey Wins Horserace
See '_
Billie Rhodes
in
“Hoop-La"
? [mt-t and chipper comedy
, rh- prt-miore equestrienne
:- V2.4 circus intensely hu-
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Picnic Baggage“ thee.
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TOPICS of the Day
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Viola Dana
l'v Mutt-o Comedy
"Some Bride”
”“3; 1.; a hewitchifrg flirt ”18'.-
'-- on will want her, bus-
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Tom Mix in
"Surfing in Western stuff”
A ‘Sa‘wd BY—Corrlne W h
a ri a: Bay.» ,
Path. Weekli' and Comedy:
_"Marle. Ltd." a typical story of
metropolitan life. is Alice Brady's lat-
est starring vehicle which select Pic
tures offers on Friday at the Regent
theatre.
The story of “Marie, Ltd." revolve“.
about the fashionable Fifth avenue
millln‘ery establishment of Maui. Hill-
iard. the mother of the character por-
trayed by Alice _Brady-——Drina Hill
. lard. The story opens when the moth-
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Allen Brady, in “Mam. I... T. 9.,” a
AT nun-r rename, Rim? many cream mm...
The sea mr‘fi' lat-arm
“tastefully mounted" gin pumpkins.
~cornlruaks randrnflter {kennels of the
farm whilet'the guests are seen as
“farmercttes.” and, ploughmoys antl-
vlilago belles and beaux and other ac-
cepted modes of the old fashioned har-
vest dance.
2 To carry out the pastoral erect. Pa-
tricia Morley, the bride with the
“can't behave eye-5“ miffed by Viola
I‘ana), appears as a tiny chicken out
of.the shell. The coatume Is made of
the softest and fluffiest of pale yel-
low swansdown and to my that the
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of
_ lwitll Sleligt. subsequently going to I'm-
. . niless.
(10111102... He starts to slide. down the scalp 0f
him: Beautiful of Screen Stars life. until. arr‘ving in wa York, he
Anita Stewart becomes a longshoreman. During the
‘er leaves her husband and daughter
in the “fest to come to New York
to establish the firm of “Marie Lt’d."
Drina has been educated in a con-
'vent in the “West with money furnish-
ed by her mother. Her father is fl-
nancially unsuccessful and while she
awould prefer to remain with him. she
is determined that as soon grime is
.throutth college she will go to New
York and help in the millinery- busi-
ness. in this way she will be able
to prove her gratitude to Marie al-
though she would much rather teach:
or write. ‘
0n the trip East. the train is held
up 'by bandits and she makes the ac-
quaintance of Blair Carson. a wealthy
found themselves exhausted. The
New Yorker. who has been admiring Fil‘sl, Second and Third Reserve Mil~
her during the entire trip and “01"“: itia and the Tenth and Eleventh Illi-
that chance would give him the oil- nois Infantry were sent on duty by
portunity of becoming friends with giluéauti-Genfral Dickson. while the
J - - e5 men remained in reserve at
her. Blair )5 fascinated with~ l‘rmns the stock yards and the Fourth Re-
charm and beauty. and promises hm“ serves on the West Side. -
self much of her company. Fighting kept up after the troops
i But when Drina arrives East she is reached their stations shortly before
ithrown constantly, in the conspanv rot mniiméétdfzfiofiq‘o‘i :25“ng
'Colonel LambeTl. an 0” roun or. w 0. rea h their station at list street and
‘llatronizes Marie's on behalf of his We ash avenue. while other soldiers
chorus 8!“ friends. were fired on from ambush on the way
to duty. No soldier was killed or
effect is startling is to put it mildly.
but to add that Miss Dana looks
adorable is only to mate the plain
truth.
Other original costumer :nclmte a
pleasant locking donkey, a mildffi't‘d
cow and a. [risky dog.
lrvinz Cummings is seen in the
leading male role and many other no-
tables appear in the cast.
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6,000 SOLDIERS
COVER CHICAGO
NEGRO SECTIO’N
tee-union from "MI NOV
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY taken their places, disorders died
_ -- ~— . down within the region panelled.
Capable Cast Play! with Stir up As the soldiers am; with steady
“Hoopla." circus Play—Bertram m Lnto tags: atrea. the roughe who
H. .1 ‘ con 3 or fights dissapean
G'”'by Appears 3’ To", Ba ow ed as if by. Biggie Some of the gangs
'Iie sped to territory hitherto uninfected
' by terrorism and resumed their un-
i An excellent cast auports Bi
‘Rhodes in “llooplla.” a comedy-
drama of circus-life produced hv Na- glaciers, :13 rain began to fall, retired
i nal I-‘ilnl Cor ration and released 0" “e n ght‘.
0 h Exh‘bitpors Mutual , As each regiment reached its head-
throux l 0 ~ - - ‘ quarters the men were split into pa-
Bertlam Grasby. who Plays ODpOS-lc tmls of eight, who were sent out on.
Miss Rhodes. is cast in the role of der non-commissioned oflicers to see
Tonv Barrow: a blase society-man. that girder was preserved, Even the
‘~ " _ ~ [men out negroes for the most part
890” and a human sort with a uell refrained from fighting the soldiers
sportand a human 30" with a “'0“ and. by 2 o'clock in the‘moming. ai!
‘developed ”use of humor. who falls was quiet in the troop guarded terri-
. . x . ~ tory.
' Hit and marries the ctlalmlnt: _
m‘love w "H l __ The most serious riot of the night
circus-girl. 00% -I- ‘ took place at "Sam and State streets.
Mr. Grasst is an Englishman- 11“" where 200 policemen fought nearly
in: been born in Lincolnshlre thirty- two hours a crowd of negroes, tiring
_ .,. _ He is one or {he hand- several hundredhhhota The riotere
9‘“? 5'9““ ‘6’ « l q _ P“ but his were sub led and 4;) of them arrest-
somest mm on HP ~09 > ed. it w only after the patrolmen
look never tlrtracts from the strength had chopped their way tatomaome of
mud manlinms of his. characteriza- the buildings and seized a dozen snip-
, . . n extensive stage car- era with their rifles and five hundred
“on-‘- “f’ 1‘21 a ‘ “(wk before cartridges that the lighting ceased.
991‘ in repertoire “m - Although many heads were cracked
coming to the films. as the police charged the barricadcde
. His initizll screen apparanCP negroes, all the rifle flre resumed in
r. the injury of only one person. Patrol-
. . . . ‘ man bmil Johnson. driver of a patrol
versai and FOX- Photoplals in “m“ wagon. He was shot as the police-
he has scored successfully includ“ men dashed up to the scene. and there-
“Lanzdon‘s Legacy_” the “Terence after the bluecoats kept in the shelter
O'Rourke" selies. "Even as You and of their vehicles while approaching
‘ >_ .. .. in “. the low of houses. .
1." “American LIPIJOIL‘. T J, 9‘ Before the troops had all been as-
man W'ho \Vuuld Not Pay." and “Th? signed. there were some minor clash-
Soul of Satan." lie is quite an athlete. PS rim mu§$"horeven The unit .
being an expert boxery swxmmer nd 3.1591333; mot:- (Eggpgittggégz‘;
oars-man. blst street and Wabash avenue. Nine
negroes, armed with revolvers. drove
back and forth in front of the base.
_”- firing pmmiscuously. but hitting no
. ‘ - u one. A sound of soldiers soon came
V'°'a Dana in. TSome Bride. and up and gavevchlse, capturing the new
; Tom Mix In. ‘Starring in Western ngeé after firing several shots at'
. stuff,” .thz-m. Ten revolvers and several no
- izors were taken from the prisoners.‘
l ‘ who were then turned over to the po-
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scenes in “SOME Bride.“ the Metm‘ Mm? Mace-‘3 in command of six
_. . _ companies of the first reserves, and a
9133' in Which \lola Dana .5 stalrl’d- platoon of his men were fired on by
and which Will '13? shown at “‘9 Pal- snipers at 58m street and Racine ave-
ace theatre. Friday. is the ham uue. None or the soldiers was hit.,
- re seen in and when they scatdered and sought
dance where the players 3 their assaimnts. the latter disappear-
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wounded. and, after the troops had ,
lawful occupation. but most of the mic ‘
i byrthe police as a suspect
. the riot area. for they
without waiting the appearance of a.
and‘tBahy carriages.
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White Enamel Beds $7.75 ‘
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The first arrest made by soldiers.
contain a revolver.
“’hilc the soldiers were taking their gripped. Chicago.
_ Thomas Copeland,
ed the home of :Iohn Cotes. a negro years old. died today of bullet wounds‘ ncnt from the Atlantic to the Pact”.
policeman in Englewood, and rained. received in yesterday’s riots. ’
stations. a .crowd of whites surround-
bullcts on him and his wife. The
house Was severely damaged before
policenlen'came to the rescue.
through official channels to \‘l’ashing-g 8“.
ton. Federal officials hinted
soldier. ‘
Od’icers in command reported that!
however. was that of five white men. to all appearances the district pracu-’ 30.—-I.ieut. Locatelli, a member of I” .‘
whose automobile was searched be- cally was deserted, and expressed thcj Italian Aviation Mission. now I A!»
cause of their rowdyism and found to opinion that this marked the end of? gentina. completed today an M V
2 the disorder, which forrfive dayu, had i flight from Buenos Aires to ‘7th
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STAMFORD SEWAGE PLANT.
_ , _ STAMFORD. July
Interierrnce with the (”mu-d States ‘ has directed the sanitation commis- _
mails has carried the not situation ; sion to advertise fol- bids for the m. ed early this morning to commas I”
action of a sewage disposal pupa: night. 01'0““! lb? Cordllloda
today! A bond issue of ”25300 for the Implant! after circling over Vat
AIRPLANE FLIGHT FORUM”.
SANTIAGO. Chile. Wednesday. July
!so. his trip marking the brat BMW
I. negro, 1877 by air of the South American flout!»
Lieut. Locatelli several days I“
covered the first stage of the limit.
from Buenos Aims to Men-loan, out“
31.~Stamiord , eastern edge of the mountains. um.»
‘ he waited for good weather. Ho flu!-
that troops would be asked to sup ' posce of constructing aucha plant has landed at Vina del Mar. near that.
round the 903‘ office, affording 9“" been authorized by the council.
tectlon for employes of both races‘aud; first issue will be $75,990. the‘ re- t landing at the airdrome of the
mainder to be issued an it is needed. Military Aviation school.
guaranteeing delivery of mail.
Failure of one thousand chauffeurs.
carriers and clerks to report for duty
yesterday was declared by Postmast-
er Carille to constitute interference
with the malls, the riots and strike
being assigned as the reason for the
inability of employes to reach their
employment. The interference was
reported to Postmaster-General Burle-
son. -
Sanford C. McCoy. colored. who told
the police he was 102 years old. probi-
bly was the oldest person picked up
in the
roundup of rioters. He was disarmed
of a loaded revolver and warned to
(to to his home. / <
A white woman dressed in man's
clothing and carrying a pistol, was arv
rested. She told the police she was
on her way to a railroad stati n and
had donned male attire throng fear
of riotern.
Leaders among the negroes of Chi—
cago met last night in an effort to dis-
. cover the real causes of the race riots
and to devise means of ending the dis.
orders. Resolutions were adopted ad-
vising negroes to be the first to cell-e
acts of violence, and asserting that
nothing but evil could result from at~
tempts to wreak vengeance for griev-
ancee.
Rain which had threatened during
the early hours 'of the morning. began
falling heavily shortly after 6 o‘clock
it seemed to dampen the spirits tf
even the etrngglcrs remaining tbont
disappeared
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