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'2. amount Presents the Celebrated
lice Druer Miller Play '
THE CHARM ,
SCHOOL”
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..:~.ths Ago at The Regent
ALL STAR CAST
Headed by
WALLACE REID
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by n lfi-mold boy, who snare-ed
the van or the surging body in n
- 1climatic the work of the health otii-‘
‘ cials, were i’wept aside in the rush
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foreign lame. telling them they
mustbe examined by health author.
ities for typhus before greeting more
thtu'ifion friends awaiting their ar—
rival. a , ‘. ‘
l’oueemen stationed at the terminal
to assemble the new arrivals and A's-
to join relatives. and friends. The 6:..-
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*Sprin’g To pco ats
, \Vhenr the gentle" breath of Spring
hortatlons of the boy restored order
and the immgirnnts were cox-rated by
the police in the conecurse of the tort
minnl. Twenty of the new arrive.
were detained for the delous‘mg pro-
cess. ; _ _ ._ _ ,
’ immigrants, representing varlg
ous nationalities, embarked at Ham-
burg and Dantzig'on the steamship
Manchuria. which clocked at Boston
yesterday. '
_\\'flY GUILS ARI". CODIING TO
V ABI‘ERICA
Clmsen By Proxy. Eminent
Arrivals at Ellis Island.
\Vould you leave. the choosing of
your future wife or husband tothe
judgnnent of a friend? That aliens
are sending back money to friends in
their native towns with the request
that they choose and “forward"
brides that they have never n. was
recently disclosed at Ellis Island.
Brides
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TODAY AT 2:15, 7 and 9
One of the best pictures of the year
from the Alice Druer Miller'- Play
K‘THE CHARM .
A . SCHOO ”
STARRING
WALLACE REID ‘
As master of a school for girls Wal‘
lace assures the public of new
capabilities.
SELECTED COMEDY
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
TUESDAY
‘A picture, than which no better has
has been made"
Realart’s I Presentation
“THE FURNACE"
Theodore Roberts; Agnes Ayres,
Milton Sills, Helen Dunbar
As a play on marriage. with its set.
-tings, lavish costumes and situa-
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OLIVE THOMAS
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”HIS 0“quT LAW"
Featuring
HOBART BOSWORTH
The Recent releases of this star will
not readily be forgotten. “His
Own Law" will be classed as the
best.
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With Vaudeville
PAULINE FREDERICK
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Armory. _Janct Beecher. Charlotte
Walker. Jane Houston. Fania Marin-
on, Mrs. 'I‘om Wise. Barbara. Milton.
Restaurant a [static
and Table do hate
.Beautiful rooms, with ’ or
Without bath at “moderate rates.
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Rea Martin.
The play will be produced under the
personal supervision of Mr. Belasco.
Good seats are still available.
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PALACE TODAY
- Wallace Reid Leads In Alice 'nmer
Miller's—-“’l‘he charm School.
“(‘1‘ LL THE DOCTOR"
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Tonight.
“all the Doctor,"
:I'l" Theatre. New York. ,
A merican stage. in
lo .DKC'n many long-standing
' or receipts and attendance.
ml ‘Tloil of “Daddies" ~recently
[oi nod its second succe’ssful
in the Lyceum Theatre since.
Shots-moor. ‘ ‘ ‘
In “Call the Doctor.
1- ~thc‘ above ’mentioned
1-ininphs..and- one thaLwiil and
dialogue,
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a. new comedy of.
""iv'u' by Jean Archibald. immediately then the delightful story.
"'l"W5II3‘ its engagement at the Em- ,tmodern. breezy tale of the light com-
walh the production of “Call‘the‘vand the splendid
lairtor.”:l.ir. Belasco returns to the. headed by dainty Lila L0“- and in-
fielil- of comedy in which he has given ’cluding such f'av
some of the biggest triumphs to the
“The Boomer—
:ing'f he offered-a comedy of such‘rrare
drum that for five seasons it has de-
Vltghied theatregoers everywhere and CAREL-SMITK CO.
records? ‘
His pro- i
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" Mr. Belasco
1...” that he has a worthy successor
comedy‘
".2: rm welcome’froméflléatregad’s who
(”lily freshness of themegs‘nd bright-
The- stoma-is one at title _
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Titles of motion pictures are some-
times said to be misleading. but the
new Wallace Reid Paramount picture.
“’l‘lie.'Charm'School." which will be
’shown at the Palace Theatre today.
Another new Belasco production is is all that the title implies, It is a real
., l"? lucsented at the Regent Thea-V charm picture. and its charm lies in}
‘ "OWKM when David itelasco offers"sevcra;l noteworthy features.
First there is the work of the star.
a. brisk.
ledy type. written by Alice Duer Miller.
supporting cast.
crites 'as Adele Far-
vring’ton. Beulah Bains. Edwin Stevens.
.Grace‘ Morse. Patricia. Magee.‘ Lincoln
Stedman and Kate Toncray.
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INCORPORATE-S.
of
ing. apparel. ‘and has authority
manufacture ”the same.
The amount of the authorized capi-
tal is 310.000‘3‘an’d the corporation will
begin business with" sumo. «The “in:
corporatorsare George 'E. Smith end
garlic! '1. Dowllsgforjuus city'ansz-J.
Paul Care“): of Brooklyn. tiff.“
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. season. ed with thesecretary 9f the state by ,
:HI] Ina Claire in “The_Gold Diggérs” the Carey—smith.‘ Company. Inc..‘
... ihc outstanding comedy success of this city. ’
tin-.scason in New York, where‘,she
h 1;. been playing to capacity audiences
last
The corporation intends to
deal in women'sAa'nd men's undergarg
ments. bathing suits and other wear; , 1 .
to
Hundreds of girls from villages of
Central Europe have already passed
through Ellis Island to marry men to
whom the wedding ceremony is their
first introduction.
“An alien after establishing him-
self here. often prefers a bride fresh
he old country." said a Y. “I.
C. A. representative yesterday. “80
he writes back to a friend and dele-
gates to him the task of choosing a
wife whom he sees for the first time
at Ellis Island when he calls. to claim
her. Such girls are not released un-
til after the case has been investigat-
ed and the ceremony has taken place.
'The situation becomes acute when
the girl upon seeing her future hus—
band revolts from the idea of mom‘-
.ing a stranger. The man after sup-
iplying passage money claims that it
out the bargain.
that recently of a young girl of fit-
tccn who was so horrified at her fu-
ture husband's indiflerence 'to
pitiful plight ofxtwo fellow
old that she refused to marry him.
less. Through the Y. \‘V‘. C. A..
Helen Bastedo.
was protected and allowed to land.
Now. secure in a position which the
Association obtained for her. she
paying him back in regular install-
ments."
\Vorking side by side
relief agencies. the Y. i". C. A. alone
pilssing through Ellis Island within
the last few months. Nearly seventy
per cent. of our present immigration
is said to be women and children.
Many of them are coming to join
husbands and fathers from whom
they have been separated during the
entire war. Of a recent group ex-
amined prior tO‘their leaving Prague.
Czccho-Slovnkin. where the Asso-
ciation is active. 42:: out of 654 em-
igrnnts had steam ship‘iickets sent
them by relatives in America.
aw
“CALI: THE DOC'IOR”
co’s latest success “Call The Doctor’
ing. ,
is fraudulent on her part not to carry
Such a case was
the
steerage
passengers whom she asked him to
Although he threatened and demand-
ed‘his passage money. she was penni-
which maintains a representative at
Ellis Island. working under Colonel
the frightened child ,
is
with other
has cared for over six hundred girls
Charlotte Walker in David Bela-1
which comes to the. Regent. tonight.
.w‘lth the original cast; Seats now sell-
7.,
.warms the cool check of “Timer, our
‘ thoughts turn-to Topcoats.
Thefre every occasicn Coats, in either
’ plain-pr belted models.
Made in ’wind-and-shower proofed \fa-
brics. and tailored by master craftsmen.
Last and “Least,” the prices': .
THIRTY- DOLLARS or' thereabouts.
H—p—uh—d
1 Rogers and Stevens
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