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Highest Class Pictures—Augmented Orchestra
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Three Performances. 2.1'5. 7. 9——
Adults .......... .30c
CHILDREN. (Matinee only). 25c
CHILDREN. (Evening). ..... 30c
(Including War Tax)
——SPECIAL SUNDAY PROGRAM——
16-—REEL GALA FEATURE BILL—16
M I c K E Y Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Seven ,Parts Farm
Starring Six Parts Starring
MABEL NORMAND MARY PICKFORD
TWO REEL COMEDY —. FOX NEWS ‘
AT
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George M.
nine and the Crowd" was offered
the
l to performance was witnessed by a
city house.
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he
ed and in many instances em-
«9d their feeling with hearty}
saw and after each
(sun to respond to seveial cur-
calls.
l’hillippo Trava.
uuachin:
was nearly driven to distraction by
attention given him (1y the women
heard his every concert —the wo-
lionized him and on his return
Prica he felt very certain that
ad
lull]
wives
home dove him to desperation and he
mid them that he had had enough or
these mowds and was through with
”a work He would not play again
and the effort to make him keep
Julafimgagen‘unt and not to she up
his career brought out some very fine
work by the supporting cast.
Der
GENIUS AND THE CROWD
«re but he. was quite sutre that this
FIB 60.
that he failed to practice for a con-
1 art that he was to give at Carnegie
and the women
I Traiia sought refuge in the Gas
parus violin 111 up and his Amedcan
t1'1irnd Robert G. Burr and automobile
salesman srt to work to get hlln to
play. Burr discovered that Travia
THE THEATRES
Cohan's
production ofl’l'ravia did not know it—in fact he
that she was the one woman that h'id
not told him that she loved him and
she must never do it. Burr set to
work to arouse Trava and at the op-
lteuent theatre last night and
audit nee were thoroughly
and Miss VanNes were
this
married in
the morning» statement strulk
home and Tiava realized that he
loxed his accretary and became en-
raged. so much that he decided to
play his recital if Burr would see to
1:1(t it was
a violinist just
the pinnacle of his suCCess
could see and hear him play.
The final act is in Trava's home 111'-
ter the recital and the truth came out
;and Trva :iismvered that his score
lary also loved him. He could not.
get along without her, he had de-
pended upon her for every thing so
much so that he did not understand
why it was that she did not tell him
that he loved her.
M'hile the story was
around George
become engaged. he was noti
This prayed upon his mind
forcing them-l
upon him right in his own' centered
Renavent as Trava
the work of Miss Marion (‘oakley as
the secretary Miss VanNess and
Frank Ott as Robert Butrr. Mcllish
Fuller as Gasparo the violin maker.
were oi‘ the finest and held the close
attention of the audience.
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NEXT MONTH
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had told his secetary 'Mira VanNesl'
,portune time Burr announced that he‘
and he played his role to perfection:
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was in love with his secretary but»
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—-Today and Friday—-
A Grand Opening Bill That Has
Already Won Norwalk’o Approval
Barrett. Greenwood & Co.
In 1920 Dance Creation. and Songs
ROBERT GILES
Vaudevillc'c loading whistler»—
formcr member of the 58th cht.
C. A. c. and well known to Nor-
walk soldiers.
THE ARCHERS
Costumes beautiful. dances pretty
conga catchy
HART & LE ROY
Smart Chatter and Dramatic
Burlesquo
Morell Qumtette
A company of unusual vocal and
anq Instrumental entertainers——
oplcndor on costumes and setting
—and—
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Pictures Only This Evening at 9:15
Thrco Complete Saturday Shows
at 2:16. 6:45 and 9:.15
Prices: Pictures and Vnudov'lc.
Matinee. Children. 30: Adults 40c:
Evening, Gal. 4-00; Balcony and
Orchestra 50c.
Pictures Only Evening, All scat: 30c
‘ —Sunda_v & Labor Day—
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New York Clty—
Maurice Tourneur '
Presents—
“The White Circle”
From Robert Louis Stevenson's
World Famous Romance—-
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Leading Accessory Store
SILK DRESSES
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The New September Records
WQS—I'd Build a World in “The Heart of a Rose" ..... Frances Aldo
Man—La Glioconda Vocc dl donnc (Angelic Volce) ..... Bocanzonl
...... Enrico Caruoo
87312—L'Addio o Napoli (Farowoll to Naples)
641894—Thc Dow is Sparkling. Violin, . . . . .
74630—Villanclle (The Swallows).
WSZ—Valuoo (Another Hour with Theo)
64769—Mcditation (Glaxounow) Violin . .
64895—Land of the Long Ago . . .. .
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m—Who Can Tell (From 'Apple Bloccomo") Violin, ..... Krclolcr
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