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FEBRUARY 20th
I GABRIELLA BESANZONI
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assisted by .1
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can Dickens was
Pol-m
whore hie father
was a clerk in the
I." 9370500. He
died at Gadshin
Place, In Kent, on
June 3. we
at. dreala of
writing can. to
N- earry when as
a boy he read
heathiessly the
filtered novels In
his father’s ilbrary.
Bo hexane a ro-
porter on the Loa-
don newspaper-a.
and wrote mm
“Sketchas by Boa.”
wherein are. in
_ miniature. all the
'aboundlng virtues
0! his north.
The “Pickwick
Poers” m were
a x res t moss.
1' ll e i r inimitable
‘rollickln‘ humor captivated the Whit
reading world. His om extended novel
was "Oliver Twin!" um). (allowed by
“Nichols! Nickloby" (W). "Old Curi-
oaity Shop” and 'Barnsby Budge“ (i..-
.tl) He produced aonle sixteen major
nmla. the last. ”the Emery or Edwin
brood" (1870», being unfinished. "David
Copperfield" (1”). held by may to be
hia masterpiece. and by not a (ow to be
‘tha (ream-rotary ever written. is eup-
{poood to be oemi-autohlocrsphlral. Rally
of bin novels were published In metall-
! mania. and never before or alnce has any
; literary publication excited sit-h a furore.
5 After his initial aucoeaaos Dicker" life
turn a triumphs: Wu. saddened
, only by domestic unhappineao. He \‘ilitad
I:litlnllerica;‘whet'e lit wens wore even
‘morepopularthanln EnalandJnMand
INT-C8.
Eflcwrotaiahiswlllblsmboaiepi-
ltaph: "l rent my chin-la to the remem-
'branca 0! my country on my mublishad
‘works” He might well have substituted
. . “tho world" (or "my montryff
1 Perhaps the quality thst‘distimishel
ills oovals among all others is their
, aboundin‘ bumr.’
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Special Short Features
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A New. Episode of the Thrilling
Umveraal Serial Starring
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Sunday Evening
Nothing Like It Ever Before in
Picture
The Notable Premier of
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in a Comedy Hit of Unusual Merit
“nothing But the Truth”
MONDAY
_ Wallace Reid in
“WHAT’S YOUR HURRY”
Special arrangements have been
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Pile I'innilg Acts (' Bk Oran-all
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The Palace Theatre yesterday offer—
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‘Of special interest yesterday and as a
surprise the Palace picture most-an:
includes the. lbw famous race of “Man
, Such has
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the Palace will show it an!!! today
that at once proved a winner. It is
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more the average. Bob Clarke in a
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At. 10:15 l
Professor Harden
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Sunday
i Corinne Grifith in
‘- “THE BgOADWAY BUBBLE" .
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l N a cold November ulcht. in the
l 049.“ 1775. the English mail
3 ' cum-h. on its way from London
L to Dover. was carrying small: It -. pas-
.sengers a Mr. Jarvis Lorry. a London
banker of the Well—known firm of
Tellson a (‘0. As the coach stumbled
along in the darkness. there arose be-
ifare him the vision of an emaciated
‘figure with hair prematurely; white.
All night between him and the spectre
the saline words repented themselves
again and again.
“Buried how long?" ‘
“Almost eighteen years."
.‘ “i hope you care to live?”
“I can‘t any.”
{ About eighteen years before the
‘ story opens. Dr. Nanette. a prominent
gyoung physician of Paris. had
;denly disappeared. Everything was
ldone to discover gnome trace of him.
gum in rain. The load of her husband
caused his. «file such anguish Gilt she
' resolv 0 bring up her little daughter
pin tgn nee of her father‘s tnte; and
:when. in two years Idle died. she Id:
I little Lucie under the guardianship of
{Tenson & Co" to whose rare Dr.
llanette for many years had intrusted
his financial attain.
H Strange tidings concerning theDoc-
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torhhdjusteomeMPaflannd.”
was on his way tomeet hi!
and explain toherthetafla‘ot
lmeraerrantinPariaandwvxe
there. I to identify him. you to ”'i
storehlmtoliteaad love."
Girl" and on Saturday Gladys Brook
0' “far? and “fir Barton." ‘
and on Saturday.
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lintovwhat a calcium of fury they had
eager to befln life anew.
Sydney Carton was a you:
lawyer. brilliant in intellect. but and-
lly deteriorating throat! his life of
lamination. role to advise other: H‘
meme to guide himself. “m at
the blight on him and resign!“ hin-
el-lt co let it eat him away.”
He and Dix-nay won ”me he
uncut vmtore at the small house in
Soho nature. the home onr. lame
and his daughter. Through Lode’s
most wholly remvered from the emu
any inter of hi.» post “man“: could be
«MM. The
Nanette noon won the hearts 0! both
the’ young llfl‘n. but it was Danny to
whom fine gave her lore. ‘ /
And so that Interview between Lode
md Sydney Carton has a pathos that
wrlngsnnrhenm. Behewthatereu
it his love could here been returned. it
would have added ly to his bitter-
ness and sorrow. for he felt it would
hare been powerless to lid him from
the slough of Somehow: and Senso-
ltllty that had engulfed him. 8;;
could not'rveqist this last lull
don of his love; and when ahe weep
at themmwotwhichshehsebeeo
the innocent cause. he implores: “Do
not weep. dear Miss “sooth-rifle life
I lead renders ale unworthy 0! your
pure love. My ls<t sumlllmtion in this:
Think now and thenJlult there is a
man who would give his life to keep
a life you love beside you.”
But dark days were to come. In the
year 17$ the downtrodden French
pom": turned upon their owl-eo-
son. The streets of Paris wee tilled
with crowds of people whose eager
cry was for “blood." Ill-dame Marge
no longer,nt behind the water of her
small wine shop. silently knitting his
her work the names 0! her In”
enemies. but axe In hand and knife at
her belt. headed I (headed mob of
women on (o the Baguio. The m
ltrrolmlon had actually began.
leadingv lqvlrits of the Revolution.
Farly in life she had neon her (an!!!
fall victim: to the tyranny aad last d
rho cruel nobility and from that that
her life had been devoted to rerem.
passed. and In 179: Hr. Jarvis Lorry
and Charles Dar-nay lat-led In Paris.
.he former to protect the French
lunch of Tolleon a 00.. and the latter
to befriend an old family servant who
had bemught his help. Not until they
'. and set foot In Paris did they realise
plunged. m: Lorry. on account of Ilia
business relations. was allowed his
inc-dam. hut Dnrnoy was hurried at
nmetothepflwnotlal‘mgthere
n await his trial. The moon aim
(or the outrage wet-them law toe
in» arrest of all returning French
migrants. but the true cause was. that
he had been machined “.mt‘lel
Evrcmonde.
These tiding- eoon reached Imdoh.
and Dr. Nanette. with his daughte
Lucie. hastened to Paris. for he felt
lull-e that ill! long confinement la the
Battle would win for hlln the syn-
pathy of the French people. and thus
enable him to are his Miser.
Day! and months pencil. and although
the Doctor succeeded in gaining a
promise that Danny‘s life should be
spared. the latter was not allowed to
leave his prison.
At last Elaine the Mn] year of
the Reign of Terror. The sympathy
which at first had been given to Dr.
Nanette had weakened through
the the bloodthirsty
lisdsme Defuse. Moo. there had been
[band in the ruins of the hostile a pa-
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Three years of crime and bloodshed ‘
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