“PLEASURE SEEKERS” ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN MARY PICKFORD Wm all of the direction and production support of the First Natlonal': THE PLAYHOUBE POPULAR spacm moms TEA-runs Today 2:15, find 0 THE SELZNICK SUPER FEATURE ' Starring the Girl Beautiful / TmsDAv AND FRIDAY» 'Big Organization in Her Latest Triumph Imade on a French' armored train. . ~ "The Adana station ftseILwas sug- , NEW YORK. JAN. 21‘-— Constant fighting between the French forces of pecupation and Turkish National- ists has transformed the,Ciilcia dis- trict] of Asia Minor into an area of.‘ ruin and 'desolation resembling the:t devastated sections of northern ‘t France. declares Miss Elizabeth Webb an American Missionary and worker for the Near East Relief. In a letter to the relief organisa- Adana. recently, delivered from a siege of 14 weeks. to the town of Deurt Yol, about 50 miles distant on the Mediterranean Sea. The trip was gestlve» oi the general situation with its barricades of sand bags." she wrote. “As we moved down the Ass RUINS ‘slillllxllmli llY tion of Palatine. road making. “HEART OF THE HILLS” ROMANCE—COMEDY—DRAMA DISL-flCtIy a Pickford Feature—This Story of IKentucky Hills Will Prove a Bill Headliner Never Before Equalled Other Special Attractions "track we saw bent steel rails lying by TITIIES TIIR .IEIIS LONDON. Jan; 22.—Jews through- outthe [world were asked to conseatl o a form of self-taxation by tithes in he manifesto recently issued by the Palestine Foundation Fund. asking for (.125. 000. 000 for the reconstruco _ The manifesto was I signed by a number of distinguished tion. Miss Webb tells’ ot a trip from'Jews, includilur Lord Rothschild. .Blr Alfred Mond and Dr. Chaim Wels— , moon. The manifesto outlines a big pro-I gram or irrigation. drainage. forestry. I bridge building and] town planning which it says can bel accomplished if the Jews of the world I will tax themselves to produce the fund desired. ' 'l'il immdulglnalcoum' an, letthemeritotwhich civilised ll M5,.” mm “Whmm Be sure its Bromg the side 0: the new ones that had 19:“ been laid. Bridges that we pal! Ito provide for the economic develop— demolished. It adds that the purpose or the pro- 1 motors is to enable immigration intol Palestine to begin without delay and oter were nearly repaired and village stations along the route 'were The ruins were sur- ment of the country. Thousands are rounded~ by barbed wire entangle- ments and broken telegraph poles. testooned with tangled wire. witness . to the events of the past few months. POLI’S THEATRE Sunday Afternoon. January 30, at 3 p. 111. Only Appearance In Bridgeport of FRITZ KREISLER The World's Greatest Violinist At Popular Prices, $100 to $2.50 Plus Wu- 'I'ax Seats Now on Sale‘ M. Steinert 0. Sons 00., 915 Main. Street, Bridgeport . _ I , ‘i I?) M" Rudd” 8mm" 0“" ' Relief. We found them in a pitiful C ’ diti . H 1' t l d th % TOSCANINI S LA SCALA ORCHESTRA $33.... ‘13.... .2273”; 3331-3: :75: 11‘ ’ f mill I. AT POLI S THEATRE a'Alleompty houses porches. store- V Ina/3323237323713} ii? SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SUNDAY AFTERNOOR, JANUARY 23 Prices: $1.00 to $3.00, Plus War Tax ...Ifin . No human beings were in sight but the barbed wire entanglements were hung with tin cans. which. ‘in the weeks of fighting that preceded my visit. had been put up by the defend- ers to prevent surprise attack. for one touch on the wire would set the whole row of cans jingling. .“In the four hours between Adams and Toprak, Kale we saw only one human being outside the vicinity of these two-places. This one exception was a Turk riding a forlorn looking a pole stuck upright in his pack ud- dle. There were scores 01' threshing floors where the cut wheat had been allowed to rot in the sun and rain. "The difficulties in Deurt Y0! and Euzerii haxe greatly increased by the addition a: about 8.000 Armenian refugees to the population. Most of the refugees abandoned rich crops and houses that had en newly re-I houses and every inch of available space was filled with them. Some were sleeping on the bare ground. l Tickets Now on Sale at I M. Steincrt 6. Sons 60., 915 Main Street, Bridgeport Royal James HOTEL Restaurants la carte OF FEATURE DEL‘IGHTS *~ THE «puss TODAY Edgar Lewis Presents “A BEGGAE IN PURPLE” -8pecial Chaplain Re-lssue - The Big Comedy Hit “ “THE ADVENTURER” One of Chaplin’s Best LAST'THREE DAYS THIS WEEK ' DeWitt Young and Sister fA Study—in Black and White I I" 8; Boomer ~ SONGS—CHATTER—MUSIC The Rose Revue A hit of the year—Catchy Songs novel dances—scenic effects Crumbly 'The Ebony Stars Lunch Wallin Trio Specialty Contortionlsts and . IEARLE WILLIAMS in THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS” On Thursday and Friday r .-—a— HOYT’S SELECT TH EATRE ~Programs Thursday. Friday, and Brown 1‘ ‘ I PALACE WAN and Table do hate , Beautiful rooms, with or without bath at moderate rates. “A Beg-gar in Purple" is Edgar Lewis I Produmion-—Chsplln Revival. . l "It's like coming from prison to chattel. his 'wealth had bought. and when the mad-beloved became rich .7 . at the eXpense of her fiance. she went to him with the. glndness of one com-: ing from prison. LJohn . Hargmve is the . man can I ce’rned in the title of “A Beggar ini Purple " the Edgar . Lewis-Pattie} photopiay shgwing at the Palace Theatre today. It is a story of bust.l ness and methods and men and mor- i_ die and is an adaptation of Andrew: Soutar's novel 01' the same name. A Chaplin revival “The Adventurer" is‘ on the program. REGENT TODAY Elaine Hammerstein Stars In Seiz- nkks B( at Play “Pleasure , Rockers." ' When a woman is determined that} the man she loves shall make good‘ ‘ he just has to—ihat's all. I This is what happens in ”Pleasure= Seekers." a Selanick picture in which- beautiful‘Elaine Hammerstein is star- red. and which comes to the Regent theatre today. Miss Hammerstein takes the part of Mary Murdock who and fiturday . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY I OOLLIER lives in the little town of South Para- dise. Craig VV'lnchell. spoiled son of :John \Vinchrll. millionaire. is dusting 'through South Paradise. bound any- where away from New York and itemptation. That is. he is until he sees Mary. It makes him detenninéd to marry ,get a job with father and is another woman. and so forth. but o PARIS. Jan. 19. -:—\Vomen bandits are becoming nearly as numerous as their male counterparts in France and a number or them have already been arrested. The police have §ust *arrested a gang of burglars who have long been , wanted by the authorities for. house. , l breaking in the suburbs and discover- ” , tor and two other women formed part ed that the gang was ledaby a widow . tied bland her three sons. Another “themwasaidedbyhissls- a the toad. horse. .with a white rag hanging from . paired with aid from i e Near EMI INVEST! mfi‘mm $15.00 sumo-dim waiting on the thresold of Palestine. it asserts. . Advertise in The Sentinel. ~ Thrifty . People Invest Their Money ' Wherever They Get Honest; Values 'l'hstiswhyourbigdiscountssleonsllgrsdesof FURNITURE be free or John Hargrave." ' , has met with my response from shrewd investors. I John Hargrave. about to enter the FRANCIS H' GREEN "eh ‘ h iroom, heard those words on the lips A.M., LITT.D. m: 20% DISCOUNT on EVERY m 301' the woman he loxed—ths woman ~ who wore his diamond ring on her LECTURE finger.“ He paused. i "He is a Door. and impossible, but “GETTING [\LONG” W--- ' RAYMOND e SON are rich. I can_ha\re money and love.” A shudder or revulsion shook Har- 3" E’ Church’ 80' No 81k 5 grave from head to feet. The woman Friday, Jan 21' 8 p_ m. FUN‘RAL DIRECTOR. he_had thought. pure gold had only , i COM glittered with tinsel. 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