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Sh ould a Woman Tell?”
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Holmes Tr r .Ielogue
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"The Walk-Offs”
Mav Allison
Roliiis Comedy
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With Five Acts of Super-
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Pauline Frederick
"The Loves of Lettv”
. 2:15. 7:15 and 9
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REGENT TODAY
, Lake is Starred in the Picturiza
' of Finis Fox's Powerful Story
“Should a Woman Tell?“
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1-1-I'iz'1l slinuin: at the Regent
.in the. business of
.1 ~('11il1‘ll‘it‘lll'<. The Cast of the
‘1 lli‘iitlr‘d by Alice Lake. Jack
zii'rl I’i‘ank Clll'i'lel':
Fails with a .girl's struggle to
no revelation which will.
1411' and secrecy which will
imlay,
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11111 Mr. Maxwell Karger,
"1:111'ic1ai of Seieen Classics
:1liinr-.heon Vt hen Mr. Kargei'
:11-11 the scarcity of good screen
F0):7 decided that he"1vould
- hand. Back in His office he
an idea to his stenographer.
i‘l\’ took some forty minutes.
"v'<‘~lll brought him $590.
REGENT TOMOROW
Alison in Leading Role of “The
~' ‘W-Offs ' one of Broadway’s
Biggest Hits
1; -'1 nt theatre will present the
:1 (1.1.3195. Inc., production 01
‘ '1 \a'nikotrs" tomorrow. May Al-
? 1'14 been starred tin this feature
on dealing with society and
in fashionable gowns especial-
‘ ' 1". dined for her in advance by sev-
‘ incision modistes.
1 ' adaption of this Oliver M01081
1" hit was made by June Math-
.-i A. P. Younger. Frederick and
' a Nation. the gifted-collaborators
Lombardi. Ltd." wrote the plays
'1l1liiion to gowns and beautiful
1 ”1 adoming them thé' ’Pmdllcvoni.
? in a background or rich sway
' "i1iio life in New York City-
' w «cenes were designed by 30h“
3 “ 1 and executed without regard
‘ "1 ‘1 Herbert Blachs, who has 1
3- -' 1'c01d of big productions to his
' -li' directed May Anson nudanot-
mi in this romantic and
. 1.1:iiedy. '
I \Vutuls fill‘t't'
and 115‘
of.
A mistake in this
to an officer in
huhdreds of men.
{emergency is fatal
Douglas Fairbanks Appearsin the New command at sea.‘
Super Griffith Feature Release, l With this as an lmpelling reasm,
“When the Clouds Ron By"’ :the secxctar) said he dlKap'll .1er 0t
There's absolutely no secret about ”I: Tani:t?'fl:::wa:e:e::irn::ntd)edm::
:he wonderful ability Douglas Fair- as 0‘? a d . H a _ '_
“3311B (‘f'»:‘l1‘:1,\'1‘ in doing: his hazardous :19 lgnlght Blihin:t::a:corr1:::b2r TSIT'ILS
stunts and the war he does them. for uce or e
' ' or shore service.
Don: is just like a boy who has never anardsf , th t.
grown up. He. is pongmnuy trying‘ In support of his contention a a
nut new perilous feats that keeps commander of a ship Sun: 37:16:“:
Inveryone around his studio in a cone.aged by subniarlnfeh a :C d as Ger
slant state of breathless Sll<l\(‘n39. titled to a medal 1 e s owe prop
l .- ‘ .1 w .- . . qualifications. even thong‘h his ship
. Dining the malpns of l.lS late>t pro _ .
idiiction for ”w “ills Four" ““1193“ was unable to combat the submarine.
the Clouds Roll ll}. .. which will be Sec1 etarx Daniels cited numerous ex-
isliown at the Palace The (the today. arm” in Agnerican “tan“ “Stinkigg
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ghou': decided that one scene would asoflpoitnt'e ltol’i‘n ficesovommem
lbe improved if he performed a stand- awai s ’3 “9 renc g e
1. during the world war. Amei'iran
ting back somersault. But he had '
'never done such .1 niuui and did not naval lliSlOl')’, he told the committee,
‘lnow quite how t‘o‘go abbut ii. For was filled with precedent upholding
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his action in awarding the Distin-
days and davs he practiced in its . . . 7
gu " 1 1 1 . mmand-
hymnasium at the studio and incident- ‘Shed sen‘c‘ “qu1 to co
11', got some rather severe falls Still ers of ships sunk by submarine or
, 'mine's.»
die. would not give up' And when uw' "in the stiletto attack of submarine
dav finally arrived for the filming of L »
' ," 5 id Mr. Daniel “it i not
this particular “set" 110 (Hid his back warfare a 3' S
- l' lt hi 0! the fact that a man strikes or is
somersault Without the 91,, i est 1‘ (struck that tests true mane and rue
trouble.
naval leadership. The quesion is:
iDoe‘s he play the part of the man.
:wiili chivalry and thought only of
.Goldywn Presents Pauline Frederick'mhers and of his country, and has he
With Strong Cast in “The LOVes Eby preparation and foresight done all
.tlizit is possible to meet any and every
PALACE TODAY
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of y H Frederick emergency? And when he faces a
1 Th“ m” ”in" P3}! Tr.“ farce court of his brother officers, do they
oncp 111311.11 1n :1 .p-ioa 1 ,1: find that be has measured “Dim the
will be a “infill-"P to "m“ Of her ad"terrible ordeal to the high naval tra-
iiiii'ei's. The popular (loldwinon sit: ditions? Admirals Mayo and
)K‘llnfn‘t‘ lali'fil “19“?- ”p": “field from .(‘leaves and Vice-Admiral Grant
The LOH‘S or L“ »‘1 map ' recommended commanding officers un-
_ ’ .. . -' ‘n ro.
the ill-"1.1 b.‘ 5” Ar'l‘m “mg m e der them for Distinguished Service
-. . -. ~ — 0' her emotional .
is so “(ll 111nm”; f ‘ (liqi'icte‘l‘va Medals who displayed these liicli.
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.icimi. 18nd _ 1H ‘ h ‘0‘“ ‘ inconct’iv qualities when their ships, struck bv
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tioii. l.1 it it see mines or torpedoes, were sunk or
.able that she. could lot-1e. a portion of
her >|1l11ntllll dignity for laughing pur~
1poses This play appears :11 the Pal-
ace Theatre iomm'row, The annals
of statzc liislorv, howvver, record that
.5111» was in the cast of a piece carrying
the trivial title, of “Don't Shoot" and
that She made an undeniable impres-
sion as a comcdicnne and enloved do
in}: the job. As it happend, \‘i'illard
Louis. “-1111 plays the part. of Slandeé Referring ‘0 Admiral Sims'
ville in "The Lou‘s of Letty, was ment
also :1 member (if the cast 1.in the Al
"1‘ 1'1'1 Shoot" and Mi: any
1’ iil'ii ”Frederick have “mm": ‘0 81V? them." the secretary
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' ~called the committee's attention to‘
since. lthe act creating the awards w): ith he
said made no distinction between an‘
‘adlllil‘ul. captain and enlisted man.
TELLS HO‘Vr RE i “it is the service he rendei . 1111-
NIADE A‘V ARDS seivice in pi iii and not his rank that
icounrs." he added.
sions when a ship is threatened with
destruction and when for t e mement.
'l‘he naval secretary outlined to the ills safety
«11111111111111 the two chief difft‘fi‘nce’“ an enlisted man and he is then in n
iliciween his \‘i1'\\‘.~‘ and the views held :DOSItion of great resp sibliity.’ and
Admiral Slim: in 11111 awarding 0f1ii' 1111 performs his du es at that mo
These were :11 variance as to lmgnt with cguragfi a
as com-
.(lzmiaged.
The board of awards approved their
‘i'ecommendations. The greatest thing
that a man ever does in this world is
to turn a stumbling block into a step-
ping stone. 11‘ medals are not given
for this sort of noble courage and
coolness and direction in supreme
danger. what on earth are. they de-
signed for.“
state-
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'pared with service on shore. and on
:1 Distinguished
service
conduct by the Distinguished St'i'vece
1Medal "
mh'llilul un- : Referring to the be. town! of the
’medal on Admiral llcnson because of
naval opera-
iihc miesiion whether
S(‘l'\l((‘ Mcidil slimilil lM'
I(ler anv cii'1iiinsiiin1-1< to a command-
' of a shill slink 01' 5011mm“ d-‘W" ihis service as chief of
1give the same medal
Ithut great and distinguished ohiccr to
§ili11 liumblest sailor lad. who when
‘pim 1111 iii .1 position or great reapnnsl
bility in :1 time that tested the sluil‘ 11f
wliitli :1 mini is made, met the d11-
mantis of those duties and placed his
life in jeopardi in Older that his ship
Asserting that Admiral Sims while
on shore. diilv both in the Spanish-
:Anieiiq an and world war “demons {1' .1t-
ed abilii, of :1 high ordei.” Sk'.'(ieiii_1
Daniels said. “the position of 'Reai
Admiral Sims in placing: shore dulv
above sea duty in the danger zones is.
no doubt. influenced by his own
record.” li‘igui'e's were presented bv and the lives of others might be pie-
Mi'. Daniels showing that during1 the iserved.”
last iweniyi‘ive years. Admiral Simsi “'ith that in mind, he ordered fur-
iiad served about 113 years on shore ’ther study of navy records when he
land nine years at sea. ground that only 119 enlisted men of
“So rarely (lid he take" a sea trip.’ the 500 000 in the nav y during the war
said the societary referring to the had been iecommended for anv high
admiial's weik as commander of the l,ionor he explained. As the result of
fUnited States naval imces in Euro- .thi's study as yet uncomplete he said.
peau waters. that in his book he lens ‘13 adidtional enlisted men were
a stOiy of one of the. it w times 111411 was awarded ihe Distinguished Service
afloat. going with the British admiral Medal and as more men were put on
who had been placed by 'Rear Admiral the list 1'01 Naiy Crosses
Sims in command or the American dew Emphatic denial was made bv the
lstroyei's based on Queenstowu." .secretaiy of Admiral Sims' statement
As justifying his contention that in- :that the policy follows In awarding
dividual duties ashore are necessarily imedals 'had "shot to pieces“ the
of secondary importance to dutieslNavy s morale
.afloat, Mi. Daniels assailed: i “It is ‘an insult to the splendid men
l On show. a man decides important“ of the \‘my to say that the morale of
[questions with time to weigh the pros the seriice could be seriously impaii-
and cons, and if he makes a mistake ed by anv question of awards 1) in
his error of decision is, not immediately wdivlduals " the secretary said on iha
followed by disastrous results. At :point. “They are made of stem
sea, particularly in submarine war- emfi than to be rattled by a matter so
fare, the commander. like ‘all his men, iummportant in comparison with their
‘3 in imminent peril. 0‘ death. He idevotion to their duties. Their loyalty
must make momentous decisions in is in no sense dependent upon
the. flash of a single moment, often imedals."
when his ship has been attacked. andl Explaining Admiral Sims' mention
when coolness and {wise are “9005' of a message from the secretary ask-
sary t0 88"? the lives 0f scores and lag what recommendation had been
imade for “Bagley' Mr. Danieis' Dan-
'TO GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA els' brother-ln-law) and other officers
Don't let the dread influenza get you. of the Jacob Jones and other destroy-
ltyou have the Slightest cough orc‘bl'd era that were attack ,” Hr. Daniels
“better began using Foley‘s Honey and] said the note was written into one at-
Tar at once Henry Willis. Sandv temoon after all officers in charge or
iPoint Texas, [is one or many thousands reports had left the department and
who consider this remedy ‘just fine. " iwn's written as the easiest way or get-
He says: “i Mei-ed severely with a ting inbrmstion. There was not at
”18.11 cough; after using {out or a“ that time and never has 11.11111. Ilia.
Pdollars' worth of different
decided
on
ctsroffifs‘rslsflnns‘
that he had not recommended.
enlisted men for medals “we bad,
“There aie occa- 1
and protection depends on‘
, devotion. he is 7
fully entitled to the recognition of his '
or
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sized by enemy submarines 0‘ 1mm"l-iiions. Mr. Daniels declared he wouldI
“that goes to'
medicines Danielst declared, any question at (Tablets). Rowan cough
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LONDON, Feb. 3.—-—A 'German ' congmnncn
scheme for an air raid on Gibraltar in
toxijucction with the Italian and Aus-
irian fleets in 1914 has just been dis-
xlclosed. says the Evening Standard.
In the summer of 1914 an aviation
exhibition was promoted at Malaga.
Spain, but was suddenly abandoned on
the eve or hostilities. German com-.1
petltors had entered ostensibly for
show purposes. the Standard states.
but really in order to be close at hand
for an air attack on Gibraltar. They
hoped, to secure the cooperation of
the lulian and the Austrian fleets in
this venture...
The British authorities has previous-
ly learned of this plan and as all hope
of participation of the Italian fleet
failed ,the coup had to be declared on,
much to the chagrin of Germans, who
had reckoned. on Gibraltar as an ex-
cellent place {or a submarine base.
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