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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNET 17. 1917.
Flashes from Filmlari
PHOTO PLAYS FOR, OMAHA DEVOTEES T
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BIG CONVENTION OF
MOVIE MEN AT HAND
State Exhibitors to Meet in
Omaha Tuesday and Crowd
Is Looked For.
The iN'ebraska State Branch of the
Motion Picture Exhibitors' League of
America is to noia a convention ai
the Fontenelle hotel this coming
Tjiesdav. A big turn out is expected
and exhibitors are to be present from
all parts of the state. Many attempts
at forming an organization hirve been
made in the past, but somehow or
other they have failed to become
permanent owing to misunderstand
ings on the part of the exhibitors lo
cated out in the state.
At the present a number of them
are under the impression that the
Omaha bunch are trying to "hog" the
whole thing. This is not the casK
The exhibitors in Omaha really feel
the need for such an organization,
and thought that by forming one and
getting a charter they would start
the ball a rolling. Therefore this
convention has been called for Tues
day and every exhibitor in the state
owes it to himself to lay all business
aside and close his show if necessary
and come to this meeting. There is
"'a great need for an organization and
the only manner in which a success
ful one can be formed is for everyone
to "do their bit," get in the harness,
and all pull tdgethcr.
The meeting is called for Iffo'ilock
and delegate will be elected to the
national convention to be held in Chi
cago, July 14 to 21. At this writing
a special car has been chartered and
' the hopes are to make it more thaq
one. A complimentary noon lunch
eon has been planned for the ex
, change men. Newspaper representa
tives and out-of-town exhibitors and
many other treats are said to be in
store for the exhibitors. The present
- officersof the organization, who are
v bending all Jheir efforts to making
1 this a great meeting are i H. M.
Thomas of the Strand, president; Wil
fred Ledoux of the Empress, F. P.
Eager of Lincoln, C. E. Preston of
Superior and A. R. Pramer of the
Alhambra are' vice presidents. R. D.
' Shirleyof the Muse is secretary and
, x trasurer, , .
. Charles Ray Shows He's There
With Some Real Athletic Stuff
Everybody knows that Charley
Ray is an athlete and in the new Tri-angle-Inco
drama. "The Millionaire
Vagrant," by J. G. ' Hawks, whjch
shows at the Strand Wednesday and
Thursday, he performs feats of agility
that will excite enthusiasm among
the fans.
The first scenes reveal him in his
palatial chambers with his fellow
chappies, ne of whom declares that
every man is a potential thief. Charlie
resents this and an argument ensues,
with the result that the young mil
lionaire goei down Into the slums to
. i a
prove mat ne can live ana nourian ,
a dollar a day earned in a factory
sweatshop.
The slums do not prove as placid pt
atmosphere as .the comfortable quar
ters to which he has been accus
tomed. He becomes mixed up with
some officer who are attempting to
' arrest a girt on a trumped-up charge
As an outcome of the altercation,
Charlie has h take flight across tene
ment roof tops, leap wide apertures,
clamber down Waterspouts and bal
ance himself perilously 'on window
i- ledges.,
After making a spectacular dive
through a skylight he is captured by
(the gang. He is not a submissive cap
tive, however, and before the end of
the scene he gives a display of
strength that testifies to regular
hours, daily work in the gymnasium
and an outdoor mode of living. Inci
dentally he gives further justification
lor the titles "Wonder Boy" and
"the typical American player, which
critics have bestowed. .
Picture of Thrills Tries
Moreno's Nerve as Rider
Two of the finest riders among the
. thousands who gallop before the mo
, lion picture camera appear in "The
: 'Magnificent Meddler," the Greater
, Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature, which
-' , shows, at the Empress the first four
' days of this week. Antonio Moreno
. and Mary Anderson are at Jrome in
the saddle and in this picture display
their horsemanship. Fine riding, in
deed, for a score of cowboys and
Mexican bandits -are introduced, in
action of the play. Antonio Moreno
fierforms one of the most thrilling
cats when he leaps from a tree to
the back of a galloping horse. In
making this scene, Mr. Moreno.had
three accidents and narrowly escaped
serious injury each time.
Once he fell out of the tree. An
' other time he dropped too late and
. the horse got by before he could
, land in the saddle. Once his feet
caught in the martingale and the actor
was dragged for fifty yards. Once he
leaped too soon and landed astride
on the horse's head. On the fourth
attempt he made the leap perfectly.
The story of the, young reporter
, trying to reforrrf the bad man of the
western town surely gave the Vita-
graph players many thrills before it
had been produced for the benefit of
the great number of picture lovers in
search ot sensations.
Sessue Hayakawa Does
Alt But Irish and Swedes
. 4I have got them stumped on two
lines of part I can not play, smiled
Sessue Hayakawa. the Japanese star,
who will be seen at the Muse theater
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday in the
Lasky-Paramount production, "Jag
uar's Claws," "and those are an Irish
Soliceman and Swedish characters. 1
elieve I have played every other
nationality on the map; I have been
Japanese, Chinese, East Indian, West
Indian, Hawaiian and now in "Jaguar's
Claws' I am claying a Mexican not
a nice Mexican, either it isa Mexi
can of the Villa type, and I am very
cruel and bloodthirsty. ..
"However, if my role as t Mexican
in "Jaguar'a Claws will do anything
towards showing how Mexicans are
treating the Americans in Mexico, I
will feel that I have done some good.
In my next picture I go back to a
Japanese role-the only villainous
thing 1 do is drown .the villain eii." , .
' tfif,tsr,! SJOTHoS-IKgc?!! "HI winter.
Stars Who Will Shine on Screen for
dun Caprice -Sessue
AT THt MAO It ' AT THt LOTMROP
Bills for Current Week
Sunv Tody and Monday William Fox pre
aflnta Stuart Holme In "The Broadway
Sport," a novel drama. Mr. Holmes playa
the part of lleieklah Dili, an awkward, be
spectacled gawk. Ha goes to New York
and attempts to break all speed record on
the great white way. - Haarry Myrs and
Rosemary Theby are shown In their latest
comedy, "Jumping Jealousy," and current
events of the world In motion pictures com
plete the program. "The Soul of a Magda
lene," a alx-ectMetro wonderplay, starring
Mme; Fe trove, will be shown on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Wonderful ecenes, showing
the Interior of an exclusive Fifth avenue
modleto's establishment, are shown. Mr. and
Mrs. Bldney Drew are also shown. In "Her
Anniversaries.'' On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Manager Goldberg offers Robert
Warwick and Gall Kane In "The False
Friend," a glowing romfttcs In which the
hero loses his aweetlwart and his standing
In the world through the villainy of & false
friend.
Kmpress Wlda open' gambling- and a
western dance In full swing are graphically
ahoWn In the "Magnificent; Meddler." the
Greater Vitagraph Blue Rlnpnn feature, the
Jeature attraction at the Kmpreas for tlte
Irat four day of the week. The setting
of the play, which records the moral end
poltttcal reclamation of a bad Mule border
town are plcXurepqu. Charlie Chaplin In his
latest comedy, "The Immigrant," Is one of
the cleverest things he has ever done, of
fering an almost unlimited opportunity for
the dtrplay of his fun-making genius.
Chaplin Is releasing very few pictures now
adays. Ho picture of Ms will be presented
to the public unless It la aa near perfect; as
any comedy ran be. The remit of this new
policy Is plainly visible In this great com
edy feature, which will be ahown at the
Empress starting Monday matinee.
Strand Will ism 8. Hart and Charles Rav
are the principal performers at the Strand
this week, Hart atartlng the ball rolling
eunoay in nis latest characterisation
"Wolf Lowry." So popular la Hart with
Omaha fans that Manaaer Thomas haa ar-
Tunged to havo this picture remain for three
nays' snowing, instead of two, so, the
change of program next -week will occur
Wednesday, Instead of Tuesday. Charles
Ray, another tmunually popular Strand per
former,. Is seen Wednesday and Thursday
in - me rauuoanire vagrani' aaja 10 be an
unusuany interesting picture, while the
Keystone comedy Is called "Her Torpedoed
Love." Frlflay and Saturday another Ray
picture, full of aunnshliie and tears, called
'The Clodhopper." Harry Silverman and his
orchestra can. be counted on to give the
beat there la la musical accompaniments.
Muse Today and for the next two days
the attraction at the Muss will
be-'Senoue Hayakawa in "The Jaguar's
Claws." and Ruth Roland In the fifth
episode of "The Neglectrd YVlfs." Seusae
Hayakawa Is seen as a Mexican a cruel,
merciless bandit, who with his band of
followers, whom he rules by fear, terror
ises a certain oortlon of northern MmIco.
The aupportlnr caat la unusually capable.
Tom Moore, Frltai Brunette, Marjorle Daw,
Maoei van Huron and Tom Format), dlao lav
tha moat effective sort of team work. One
of tha blr thrills In "Tha Neglected Wife"
comes at the end of tba picture when a
houseboat la blown up In the river. For
Wednesday and Thursday tha attraction
wtll be Karl Williams In "The Soul Mas
ter," a story of a man's aout burned out In
disillusionment, but reborn In the afterglow
of shattered faith. "The War' plcturea will
also be ahown with this picture. Friday and
Saturday the offering will be Margaret II
llngton In "The Inner Shrine." The screen
version Is taken from-aha book of the same
name by Basil King. The cast Is an all-star.
Hobart Bosworth, Elliott Dexter, Jack Holt
and others.
Bmndels "The Dark Road." a faatura
photoplay starring . Dorothy Dalten, will be
tha attraction at the Brandeia today. The
story la of an English officer of ancient
lineage, who marries a woman of startling
beauty, but of doubtful parentage. He Is
called to the front In the great war and
leavea nis wire In the custody of h(a rala.
Uvea. She amusca herself by ensnaring the
young and only son of the family and when
he In turn Is railed to the front she fol
lows a Spaniard to London; letters from
hrr husband are Intercepted br her lover.
who Is a tierman spy and used by him to
give Information to the enemy.
Hipp K la Hatl will be star of The Lit
tle Orphan" to be presented tn Bluebird
photoplays at this theater today and Mon- J
day, when one of the prettiest etorlea over,
told In pictures will be unfolded on the !
screen. ThKday and Wednesday one ot
the Idols of the acreen, J. Warren Kerri
gan, will be the ottering In "The day
Lord Warring.' It la Just the type of
picture that won him most of his popu
larity. The offerings for the balance of
tha week will be announced later. ,,
Alhambra Seen a Owen will be the at
traction at this theater today In a Tri
angle play, "A Woman's Awakening." The
fourth chapter of E. K. Lincoln In Th
Adventusva of Jimmy Dale' and Oeorge
Ove j In a comedy, "The Flying Target," i
HEARST PATHE NEWS
5ynop.1i of Evnta, Csvmd In Hht.I
P.to. News, Rtlu! Tod.,.
NEW YORK CITY Wall known ioci.t,
people attend a eardtn party on Govern,
or', liland In aid of the fund for loldiera'
widow.
WASHINGTON. D. C The blr Well can
not accommodate all th baiineas men
omln from all parti of the country to
fh)it the proposed method of taxation
,."!fi.T?fM Paralyte American (nduetry
IN FRANCE The United Bute. I. already
repreiented In the atrunle for democracy.
Hundred, of volunteers have joined the
American Ambulanct Corps.
LONDON. ENGLAND King Georte artel,
a delegation of New Zealand women, who
eame to .Id Red Croas work for their
native troop.
CHICAGO, ILL. "Bob" Simpson. Vnlvarslty
of Missouri noted athlete, capfuree the
I2o-Mrd hurdle at tha Western Intereol
legfote meet ,
falo HI I Cody. Idol of roun America.
LINCOLN, NEB.-Mls. Ruth Law. ch.-npioij,
aviatrlce, flies over the country to I
awaken the people of the financial neeus I
of the war. .
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Oeorge Be ban ,
Johnny and Km ma Ray . ,
Norma Tvlmadge
Robert Warwick . . ,
;;tl Kane ,
William Rnseell ,.
Mary Mllea Mlnter ,
Margarita Fischer
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will complete the bill. Monday Dorothy Dal
ton In "The- Dark Road," will hold at
tention. Rnhtff Valeaka Suratr wilt he the at
traction offerer! at this theater todey In a
William Fox 'feature, "The New York Poa
cock." Mlsn 8uralt-ts noted for the brilliant
array of gown displayed tn tha action of
tno play. 'Monday Dorothyi rmnips in the
screen version of Uienrlk Ibsen's play, "A
Doll's Houne." It Is produced by.Bhifblrd
and la said to be good. Bryant Washburn
will be the attraction Saturday tn "Skin
ner's Dreis Suit," one of the heat comedy
dramas the screen haa ever seen.
Dundee There will he no sTow at this
theater today. Monday Earle Wtlllamsj In
a Vltngraph ' production, "The Hawk."
Tuesday WHHam 8. Hart In "The Square
Deal Man." Attention la also called to the
attraction for Friday, Oladya Hulette In
"The Candy Qlrl." I
Bonlevard William 8. Hart will be the
attraction at this theater today In 'The
8q iare Deal Man.' Monday and Tuesday
William Farnum In "A Tale of Two Cities."
a William Fox superfeature de luxeDeorge
Walnh Wftftnftarlav fn '"Hlvh Ffnonr, unrl
Thursday Baby
Marie Osborne In "Sun-
shine and Gold."
Alamo Mary McLaren and Eddy PqJo will
be featured at this theater today In a.
Bntterfly production, "Money Madness."
Eddy Polo, tha,athlete, will do many stunts
that call for great muscular strength. Mon
day Jack Mulhalt In "The Gunman's Gos
pel," the Animated Weekly and other good
roe Is.
Diamond William Nigh will be featured
at thla theater today in a William Fox
feature, "The Blue Streak." Not only la
Mr. Nigh the featured player but he la also
the author of the story and directed its
production, which Is some tatik. Monday
Florence La Badle In a Pathe Gold Rooster
play, "Wheu Love Was Blind," and a good
comedy. .
Park "Shorty" Hamilton will be the fea
ture attraction at thla theater today In
"Shorty Cuts Down the High Cost of Liv
ing," "Grant, Police Reporter," will be on
the same bill In "The Rogue's Pawn;" Helen
Olbson In 'The Sidetracked Sleeper" and
Ham and Bud will complete the bill with a
comedy called "The Ghost Hounds.1? Mon
day a Red Feather feature, "Polly Put the
Kettle On" with an all star cast and Eddie
Lyona and Lee Koran In "A Burglar by Re
quest" Apollo Paulina Frederick will be the star
today In a Paramount offering, "The World's
Great Snare." "Shorty" Hamilton In "Shorty
Lands the Master Crook" will also be shown.
Monday a big double bill, Marie Doro in a
clever comedy-drama, "Castles for Two,"
and "Fatty" Roacoe Arbuckle In the second
of his greater comedies, "A Reckless
Romeo,"
Lothrop GaVIe Williams" will be the at.
traction at tbta tkeater today and Monday
In a comedy-drama, "Apartment St." The
Hearat-Pathe News will be ahown In con
nection, Thursday Harold LockwoosT and
DUNDEE
NO SHOW TODAY
Monday Earle Williams
in "THE HAWK"
ALHAMBRA24;.
SEENA OWEfy in
"A Woman's Awakening"
No. 4 "Jimmy DU" Geo. Ony.
DIAMOND -
WILLIAM NIGH
in
"THE BLUE STREAK"
PA D Itf 16TH AND
A 1 1 CALIFORNIA
Today '
"SHORTY REDUCES THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING"
Grant Polka Reporter Ham and Bud
Helea Gibson la "A Daughter af Daring
ALAMO fort' stI!
Today . . y
MARY MACLAREN and
. EDDY POLO
'. , . -IN
"MONEY MADNESS" v
Omaha This Week
41 the Hipp
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Oalton
AT THi STKAH
"Forbidden Paths" ...Paramount
"What Money Can't Bay'., Paramount
Took of Canyon Camp", Paramonnt
"Casey, the Bandmaster" tieneral
'The Moth" Nehnlck
"Tba Road to Love". geltnlck
"The Woman In Black" , Mutual
"The Weakness of the Strong' Mutual
"Melissa of the Hills" Mutual
It tie Miss Missionary" .Mutual
"hsck to tne mmttive" Bliwbird
"The Divine Sacrifice"..... World
'The Spy" ! Vox
"Time Locke and Diamonds' Triangle
"The filrl. Glory"... Triangle
"AJaddln's Other Lamp"..,, Metro
'Lnder Handicap" Metro
"The streets of Illusion" ...Path
'The Plow Woman'.., Butterfly
'The Pretenders" Vitagraph
May Allison In a Metro Wonderplay. "Pidgin
Island." Special attention Is called by Man
ager Jensen to the attraction for Friday and
Saturday, which will be Douglaa Fairbanks
In the first picture made under the banner
of his own company, "lu Agalo, Out Again."
Magte (South Side) Oeorge Walsh, the
Lktng of smiles, will be the featured player
at this theater today olny in The Book
Agent." Monday, lAulse Lovely and Allan
Holubar In a Butterfly picture, "The Field
of Honor." Tuesday and Wednesday, Theda
Bara In a WMMam Fox super feature de
luxe, "Heart and Soul," on a lavish scale
and with a patriotic theme running
tbrrugH It.
Suburban Sarah Bernhardt will be tea
tured at this photoplay theater today In
"Mothers of France." The story Is a modern
one, with the battlefields ot France aa the
background. The Keystone intended for
showings last Sunday will be on the btll to
day, and It la billed us the funniest Key
stone ever filmed. A riot of fun aid laugh
ter. Tuesday Clara Kimball Toting In' a
superfeature, 'The Price She Paid," with
an added performance in the afternoon.
Grand Muriel Ostrtche and Arthur Ash
ley will be featured today In "Moral Cour
age." Ham and Bud In a comedy are on the
same bill. Monday Bable Marls Osborne tn
"Sunshine and Gold," a pleasing comedy
drama. What Do You Want?
Don't expect more than you pay for.
Surely you'll find your money's worth In
nearly any old picture, but In case you are
bunked tell the manager In a few well
chosen words. Don't foget that you only
pay about the price of an Ice ceeara soda
for admission, and It laata many Urate
longer.
SUBURBAN
34th and
ABM Av.
. T O'D AY
SARAH BERNHARDT
in
-MOTHERS OF FRANCE"
And th Kayiton,
v "HER NATURE DANCE
TUESDAY1 MATINEE an6 M&ht
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In
-"THE PRJCE SHE PAID-
APOLLO
TaUphona
Humj 1806 -
28th and Lmwarlh
Today at 2, 3:45, 8i30, 7:18, 9.
Pauline Frederick
in
"THE WORLD'S GREAT SNARE"
MONDAY
Marie Doro
in-
"CASTLES FOR TWO"
Rotcoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
, in
"A RECKLESS ROMEO"
TUESDAY Barnay Barnard
WEDNESDAY Myrtla Stadman
THURSDAY Kathlyn Williams
.FRIDAY Nail Shipman
SATURDAY Muriel Oitricha
"YANKEE PLUCK"
RQHLFF Leavenworth
Today at 2, 3:45, 5:30, TlIS and
Valeska Surah
"THE NEW YoltK PEACOCK"
MONDAY "
Dorothy Phillips
"A DOJLLHOUSE" V
TUESDAY
George Fawcett
, Thomas Sanchi
x in
"THE COUNTRY GOD FORGOT'
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Norma Talmadge
In a Superfeature
-THE LAW OF
COMPENSATION"
FRIDAY
Ethel Barrymore
ta
"THE AWAKENING OF
HELENA RITCHIE" .
SATURDAY
. . Bryant Washburn
"SKINPJER'T DRESS SUIT"
Exposures
BY KILOWATT
CHESTER CON KLIN la a dummy, for
this week only, out Call (oral wa.
The K aye tone comedian Is not a dum
my of the deaf and dumb iort. but
of the common or garden variety,
likewise not In a private rapacity, but tn a
Keyatone funlment. As a tailor's dummy,
he measures up to standard and a few
lnchea over.
Th picture that Stuart Holmes Is shown
In this week "The Broadway Sport" Is the
100th picture that the William Fox com
pany baa made under their regular service
plan.
Remember tba "Thanhouaer Kid" that
wis so dearly loved a few ago? She
Is now back In the movlen again and makes
her bow In the new Pathe picture, "The
Fires of Aouth," but now she Is eight years
old.
It Is announced that Tie General Film
Company Is about to release a new series
"The Further Adventures Of Stinguree". It
will be remembered that "The Adventures
of Stlngeree" were a great success and
True Boardman appears also in this later
series bv the eame author. E. TV. Hornung,
who has also written such plays as "Rat
flea" and many others of this type.
Some films are seemingly Just one flicker
after another.
Today above all dajs the motto of the I
operators wilt be: "Be eure you have the
right reel, then go ahead." Not that they
are In the habit of getting the wronv reel,
but they might get nervous today. Richard
son's here.
Beauty, after alt, is only film deep.
Indications are that D. W. Griffith will
not return from abroad for some time, from
the fact that Lillian Oleh and her mother,
who have been tn Europe with the director,
were this week Joined by Dorothy Gtsh and
Bobby Harron. It Is Understood that they
have gone to join the others for the pur
pee of making pictures In Europe, with the
war locations serving as the background.
The Constance Talmud (re Film Corpora
tion has now been definitely, formed and
the younger sister of lvorma is to be ex
plotted as a star at the head of her own
organization, under the direction of Lewis
J, So snick. The contract Is aatd to be for
a period of ten years. -
Clara Kimball Toung has filed an ap
pearance tn the suit brought by James
Toung for divorce, Indicating that she will
fight against such a decree being granted.
Oh, well, when you come to think of It, the
life of a movie actress Is not all a bed of
roses.
MY HERO VY IMS.
V By Dick Willi.
t often go to the movie plays, and Mary
he goes, too,
An' sometimes we will see them fillumg on
the screen twlcet through.
We know the movie heroes and herowlnes,
every one;
We talk 'em over afterwards as back t'hum
we come,
An' though I think Ml Ptckford la as
dainty as a fslry,
An' sweet "Sb pte, believe me, she has noth
j tng on my Alary.
She'll pick out Warren Kerrigan, an' aa we
reach: our shack
She'll say, "He's awful flnj, but uotl good
lookin" like youf Jack"
I gay, ''Oh quit yer klddla. ' but ehe's
serious as can be.
For I'm her Francis Busbman an' she's
Grace Cunard to me.
An though I've saw the pretty gals wot act
with Hart anJ Carey.
They're good enough In their own way, but
nothm' like my Mary. .
Them gals will make me laugh and some
times brush a tear away,
But for a steady diet gtve me Mary any day;
I've saw them actresses aa kids, aa amps
an' herowrnes;
They change In every bloomtn play a doses
different times.
I like a gal as always Is tha iams an
doesn't vary.
I look at them, bat press her hand an' thank
God for my Mary.
Please, movie fans, try to find some other
words beetdee "swetl" and "rotten" to de
scribe a picture. Your dictionary will be
more than pleased to hero you.
Charlie Chaplin says that his goal Is
910.000,000, (We could have mafle It more,
but -was afraid of wearing out the '0.)'
When tbli Is acquired be is going to settle
down. '
MAGIC TEH
TODAY
George Walsh
Book Agent"
MONDAY
' Louise Lovely
Allan Holubar
in
"The Field of Honor"
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THEDA BARA
"Heart and Soul"
. F R I b A Y
Dorothy Phillips
"A DoU's House"
BOULEVARD ?X7,
Thirty-third and LaaTanworth Su.
TODAY
William S. Hart
"The Square Deal Man"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
William Farnum v
in
"A Tale of Two'Cities"
WEDNESDAY
George Walsh
in
"High Finance"
THURSDAY
Baby Marie Osborne
in
"Sunshine and Gold"
Friday IRENE HOWLEY
Saturday WILLIAM RUSSELL
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i Filmland Favorites
FREDERICK. WAffDS
Frederick Wards was born in War
rington, Oxfordshire, England, in
1851 and received his education in
London. His tirlt stage appearance
was in 1867 at the Lyceum theater in
Sunderland. He played stock - in
England for seven years and then
came to this countryas leading man
GRAND Bu'"ui
today'
MURIEL OSTRICHE
"MORAL COURAGE"
MONDAY
Baby Marie Osborne
in
"Sunshine and Gold"
BILL HART
in
WOLF LOTOY
Today
Monday
Tueoday
At the
,3trand
j jjl "The Triumph of Right" X
TODAY AND MONDAY
STUART HOLMES in
"THE BROADWAY SPORT"
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MlVlE. PETROVA
"SOUL OFAn"MAGDALEN"
MUSE
TODAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Sessue Hayakawa
and all-star cast, including
Tom Forman, Mabel Van Buren, Marjorie Daw,
Fritzi Brunette and Tom Moore, in
"The Jaguar's Claws"
Here it m itory of a Mexican bandit and an "oil-well" town
that doei not even pause tor
punch after another.
RUTH ROLAND in
The Home of the
IN ADDITION TO A WONDERFUL VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
aa. 1 I As. ' IV
IViary Anderson ana niuniu mureno
IN v
"THE MAGNIFICENT MEDDLER"
Can you imagine a young eaatem reportar running reform newspaper in a
wlld western town? Well, that's what Monty (Antonio Moreno) tried, and the
experience he went through with tho "western bad men' make for a picture that
will hold you from start to finish. v
A GREATER VITAGRAPH. SUPER-PICTURE
EXTRA ATTRACTION TODAY, MON., JTUES., WED
. THE HIGHEST
fj awl I A I H !3 afl 1 1 PAID ACTOR
VimillC WIIUIIII OFTHESCREEN
IN HIS LATEST CUMfcOT SUI.L153
"THE IMMIGRANT"
IP IT IS A CHAPLIN, YOU KNOW YOU'LL LAUGH
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Admission 1c and 25c ' AmusamentJaJuajJneqnaJlad AnywheVa
at Booth's theater. New York, in
! 1874. lie has toured Ulis country (or
twenty-tour years in tne snanespear
ian and classic drama in all the prin
cipal cities. One of the most peculiar
circumstances in his moving picturn
career is that he has been under the
direction of his son, Ernest C. Wardr.
who is one.of 'Jlr. Thanhouser's reg
ular directors. Among the Than
houserrathc releases starring Mr.
Wardc are "King. Lear," "The Vicar
of Wakefield," "Hinton's Double,"
and is now appearing in his latest
success, "The Fires of Youth," which
also presents little Helen Badglcy,
known for a few vears as "The Than
houser Kidlet." His address is Than
houser, New Rochelle. New York.
LOTHROP Lothrop
Today
EARLE WILLIAMS in '
"APARTMENT 29"
Tuaaday WM. RUSSELL
Thursday
LOCKWOOD AND ALLISON'
Friday and Saturday ,
, DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
in
"IN AGAIN OUT AGAIN"
(Admission 10c)
- TODAY AND MONDAY !
Bluebird Photoplays t
Presant Sweet, Delightful j
ELLA HALL 1
In tha Prettiest Photoplay '
Ever Screened
"The Little Orphan
An Interesting, Compelling Story
of a Little Belgium Refugea -
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
J. Warren Kerrigan -
'The Gay Lord Warring'M
IbrandeisI
j THEATRE j
Iia. ANY SEAT m !
ANY 5tAl A
ANYTIME 1UC
: luc
I
TODAY
1 to (Continuous) 11 P. M.
j Dorothy Dalton J
j "The Dark Road" j
I A Vampire Picture of Pro- I
f nounced Type
I CLEOPATRA REINCARNAT-'
ED, WITH MANY MEN HER I
VICTIMS 1
SEE AND JUDGE!
j "Tha Fake Wife"
I "Tha Great War'a Demands" ,
I "The Betrayed Officer" ..
"The Friend's Treachery"
"Tha German Spy"
"The Triumph of Rig
THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY
ROBERT WARWICK
"THE FALSE" FRIEND"
breath, but
Big Double Show
II J
me continuous. I I -aM &
"The Neglected Wife"" M
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