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Bessie Barriscale to Show a
ncture or New York Frivolity
The frivolities of New York are
reproduced in "Hater of Men." the
pw Triangle play by C Gardner Sul
livan, in which Thomas 11. Ince pre
sents Bessie Barriscale as star, at
the Strand Tuesday, Wednesday and
n-i i e
i nursaay.
One of the most elaborate settings
ever constructed on the Culver City
- stages is the interior of a Japanese
restaurant, with rich oriental draper
ies, carved teakwood furniture, incense
burners of curious design and rare
pottery of the far east.
An orchestra 6f Japanese maidens
furnishes the weird music for a dance
cuted by the Geisha girls, who
flut-niter and posture like dainty but
terflies.
Here Miss Barriscale comes with her
party for an evening revel, and here
it is she discovers that a woman can
not associate with men in the free and
easy manner without losing their re
spect , .
During the scenes of Behemian
- night life the star displays a series
of gowns that accentuate her blond
beauty. '
'Haunted Pajamas' Make Way
For Many Bewildering Move?
Probably the most unusual photo
play of the season is the Metro
Yprke production "The Haunted Pa
jamas," with ' Harold Lockwood as
star, winch will be seen at the bun
theater on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Adapted from the novel by Francis
Perry Elliott and directed by Fred
J. Balshofer, this production par
takes of the nature of a farce, an ex
travaganza, and a powerful dramatic
story. Further attractiveness is added
by the work of the star, Harold Lock
wood, and his leading woman, Car-,
mcl Myers. , .'," :' .
The star changes before your eyes
into a Chinaman; in the same way a
blonde young man changes into a
beautiful girl with dark hair and eyes.
"Presto, change 1" is the order of the
day, and it is all the fault of those
bewitched pajamas, made from silk
? f romthe looms of an ancient Chinese
fcmpress. Anyone wno puts tnem on
becomes instantly transformed into
someone else, and the , complications
are amazing. No one who goes to
see "The Haunted Pajamas" could !
possibly be bored. . 1
Exposures
BY KILOWATT -
CARLES RAT haa been (pending aaveral
daya at Bear Ika with membera, of
hie family, flehlnf and huntlnt. He
will now have to get right down to
work one mora, for Thomaa H. Ince hat
returned and ha and hie atari are juat
chock full of nthualaam. The aplrlt which
cxlata between the big producer and the
artiste who have atood with and by him
ao long give promlaa of better ptcturea
than aver. Tha popularity of Ray beoomea
1 greater with each production ha appear In.
William D. Taylor, directing1 Jaok Plrk
ford. ateged.a great prlia fight acena with
thie popular atar aa ona of the particlpanta.
Jack', no mean acrapper hlmaelf, waa op
poeed by a noted boxer, Tha ring at Ver
non provided a natural eettlng and a big
crowd eompoaed tha audience. An honeet
to goodneaa preliminary put tha audience
Into the turnout good humor and tha affair
waa a big aucceea, and will reglater aplend
tildly on tha acreen.
Don't think that any Una of work In tha
picture la a Joy ride to aucceea. To get to
tha top any place la hard work. Tha allent
drama offnra no exception, but to tha hard,
. cnnerlentlous worker, the rewarda are worth
wnua. -.
Tha local office oth Fath exchange
announce that M. VE. Wlman, tha booker,
ha reelgned hi position and haa an
Hated In the Rlxth Nebraaka. Thla make i
the cond patriotic young man who ha, I
given hla aervlcea In the caua of demotw
racy from thla office. Jack Cowen, who
waa Mr. Wlman'a flrat aaalatant, anUeted
a few week ago In the marine.
TVllllam D. Taylor the Moroaco director
la ona of the weatern producer who doea not
lira In a bungalow, dine at rafea, attend
, the Orpheum weekly and tha movlea nightly.
tT about divide hla Urn between hi apart
ment, where he doe moat of hi prepare-
tory work, and tm Loe Angelea Athletic
rlub. with occaalonal auto riuia. He la an
Indefatigable worker. t
'O.lt.k..- im ..liln. In - Ulna.
diuiiiuv miii.vui . " v n ii . .m -
. bird picture lor a cnange. tie 1 unaer
the direction of Rupert Julian, and haa
wonderfully fin part Director Julian had
the whole photoplay colony to ehooaa from
.and plumped for Mr. Saliabury and the let.
ter turned down two othera offera In order
to play tha part, which appealed to htm
atrongly.
. . Margarita Ftacher will next eeaeon he
een in a light comedy-drama written eape
.dally for her. with a plot centered around
collego life. Harry Pollard, her huaband, la
directing the feature, aa uauat, with loca
tlona In and around San Diego. Mite Flachet
dmrrtbe the pley aa good, wholeaom fun.
A fin caet 1 In upport of the atar.
' fillm Summervllle bad a moat nnnaual ex
Prtenc the other day while worktng m a
Mark Bennett Keyaton comedy, and one
that waa not altogether pleaeant. Ho
prawled Into the barrel of a thlrteen-lnch
gun on the warship Cheyenne and they fired
rtt tie mmtm. next to him while he waa In
there. For a week 81lm waa alona deaf.1
Which all goea to ahow that ther la om
comfort In being fat at that.
Helen Holme la getting ready to tart
work on the third Installment of her new
serial. Director Mcflowan having completed
two alreadv. There la not the equal of
these two peopla for work and It la almply
astonishing how much they get through In
a year. Helen enjoya.it all and la spending
all her spare ?) tlma In watching tha
HEARST-PATHE NEWS
Synepaia at Events. Cevered in Hearst
Paths New. Released Today.
JJKW YORK CITY Cosmopolitan New York
greets Free Russia and welcome the
membera of her wr mission upon their
visit her;. w!
SPAULD1NG. CAL. Th needs' of wr
hasten th construction of Kmigrant Gap
Dam. that will reclaim 20.009 acre of
arid land.
WASHINGTON, D. C Militant uffragette
who seek to promote their causa by riot
ing at the Whit Hous are auppreaaed
by th police
HEW YORK CITY Mia Pearl While,
Pethe'a popular ur, help U attract vol
unteers by posing for a recruiting poster
designed by Howard Chandler Christy.
LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND Their majesties.
King Georga and Queen Mary, pay a viait
. to Britain' silent army in th northern
industrial center.
ON THE ATLANTIC J acV y'a recreation
midst hi arduou wartime dutie Is not
forgotten, and sailor are give bor
Wave when possible. J .
HAST ST. LOUIS Thirty-seven Megroec and
hundred of home ar sacrificed In on
of th wont rac riots in th country'
hiatory. ;v ' - : .... ' .
WASHINGTON. D. C President Wilson, aa
head of th American Red Cross, accepts
a sanitary corps, organised by government
worker. t
WITH THE STARS AND STRIPES ABROAD
- Picture taken by th Cinematograph
Division of the French Army.
PARIS. FRANCE General Pershing and til
staff visit th Hotel de Invalid to pay
tribute to th memory of th great K
poleon.
Stars Who Will Shine on Screen for
Harold Lockwood Gladys ueZe
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tun wiling "is'w
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prognn of that hlj L'tah ranch, where h
Intend! en day to farm juat b a prmalo
farmer without atunts or danceroui dntniti.
It remalnajlo be seen If ahe can do without
the applnuie of the mlllloni.
Douglas Kalrbank received a letter from
a woman In Indiana that readu: - "My boy
vimi aoilouely Injured trying to Imitate your
screen stunts in a recent Artcraft play.
Won't you help pay tha doctor bills) 7" Wat-
on, tha needle, quick!
"Vitagraph haa added to Ita list of contract
players on of tha younffeat actresses In the
world, Mis Alda llorton. who 1 S years
om. They believe they, have In her one of
tha future "greats" of the acreen. About
alx weeks ago Alda, who I a dainty miss
with golden hair, walked Into the office
of Andra Rooaevelt. produotlon manager at
the Vllagrapu studio In Brooklyn, and aalu
ah had an ambition to ba an actress.
"What make you think that yon ara an
actress, mlssT" ha queried. Alda, not a bit
abaahed, replied: "'Causa I want to be.'1
She waa engaged on that apeech and hor
motner waa called in to make arrangement.
It 1 announced that Antonio Moreno, who
ha long been a favorite on tha Vltagraph
program and wno la now with the Pathe
company, will ba tha leading man In support
of Mr. Vernon Castle In the Gold Booster
plays released by thla company.. It la aald
that they will both have many opportunities
for action whloh 1 good and faat, and we
are anxiously awaiting the release of their
flrat plctWe, a to our mind they form an
Ideal combination.
The Eva Tanguay feature picture ha
been arranged tor through Lewis J, Bali
nick, who will act aa tha distributor. A
director for the cyclonic vaudeville atar' la
being aought The picture I to ba called
"Tb Firefly." Oh, well, I don't care.
Here's some mora of tha movie talk and
slang th Balhoa publicity agent lends out:
Foreground Hunter A plsyer who always
seek to push himself Into th foreground
of tha seen. '"
H-Vmp A masculine heart-breaker, as
opposed to the female term vampire,
Jnlc Jabber An electrician.
Hraln Brigade Scenario department.
Given th fcate When an employe 1 given
th gate. It mean he I discharged.
Mob Specialist Kxtra man.
Art All Over th Ixt To do a gllt-edg
job of acting.
Irl Out, Kid, Iris Out Shut tip stop
talking.
Ingenue Synonymous .for th term ou-
brett. ueneraiiy. a young woman witn
a petit flgur who act the lighter
female rol In a play. In picture aome of
them are eight feet tall, 40 year old,
grandmothera and almoat a out as a
doodle-bug In th paw-paw aeason.
Inferior Just what It means, a setting In
doors. Bab i:le This Is used to explain any action
of the nlay that can not be fully Inter
preted b.vth action In the picture. It
I th onymethod by which laps of
time can be satisfactorily expressed.
Clever sub-titles add greatly to the en
joyment of photoplay, but tha Ideal
photoplay would b on without them,
maybe. .
Screw mersA term applied by certain un
godly people to th patient, under-paid
press agent
Hong Writer A acenarlo writer.
Still A picture not made by a motion pic
ture camera, ' .
Bills fir Current Week
Bun Owing to th ucces of th three
summer program that war selected last
week Manager Goldberg of th Bun an.
nounce three particularly fin one for th
coming week, Today and Monday Gall
Kane, appears in "Whoa Wife," a atory that
deplete the need of protecting girls from
hasty marriage. On the aame program Is
a two-reel comedy. "Heart and Saddles."
featuring the cowboy comedian, Tom Mix,
and to complete the program of the most
beautiful aeenlo spot of th world are
shown. Tueeday and Wedneaday soea th re
turn ofHarold Lockwood In "The Haunted
Pajamas," . a five-act Metro Wonderplay
adapted from Francla Perry Elliott' novel.
"Th Haunted Pajamas," It la a combina
tion, of action, mystery, laugh and thrill.
On th program Mr. and Mra. Sidney Drew
are a fuuny a uaual In "Handy Henry."
Thuraday, Friday and Saturday William
almost aceldchtly be becomee the hero at a
ball game, when he lands agalnat th
SUBURBAN Ai.s"i
, TODAY
CARLYLE BLACKWECL, hi
"THE CRIMSON DOVE."
Monday and Tuesday Matinee Tuesday
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, in
"THE EASIEST WAY"
LOTHROP .,
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, in
"MY OFFICIAL WIFE"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
EARLEWILLIAMS.in
"THE SOUL MASTER"
DIAMOND ulk. si'
-TODAY-MARGARITA
FISCHER
"THE DEVIL'S ASSISTANT"
An3 a Two-Reel Comedy.
ALAMO
24TH AND
FORT STS.
' Today .
LITTLE EILEEN SEDGWICK
K1NCSLET BENEDICT
in-
,'. to Mp Louise ? f00mm". V"
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VilesKa
Sumtt
Wm iHart
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A Peep Into Photo
lark Devereaux.
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Thelma Halter and Georgia Stone
F.nid Bennett
Wallace Reld...
Fannie Ward........
Ueorge lie ban
Johnnie and Emma Ray.'.,,
Kupert Julian
Harry Carey ,t ,.
(arlyle Hlaekwell
Alexandria Carlisle
William Farnum.. ,
George Walwh
(iladya Iesllev
Hoy Stewart t. ........ ......
Karle Williams
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Edward Karle..
Crane Wilbur. .
Joe Welch
lean Bothern..,
leather for a home run oer th fence In
time to save hla school team from defeat,
Hipp The bills offered at this theater
thla week are the beat seen here for an me
little time. Today and Monday Myrtle Oon
sales will show In a Bluebird production,
"The Greater Law." Th action takes place
In Alaska and the photographlo splendor
ha eeldom been equaled in any photoplay.
Th attraction for Tuesday and Wednes
day will be announced later. On Thuraday
Eddy Polo, with a wonderful cast of sup
porting player, will be the main attrac
tion In the flrat chapter of "The Grey
Ghoat," This I the first serial that has
ever been produced from a atory than ran
Fox presents Gladys Brockwell In "To Honor
and Obey." Mis Brockwell take the part
of a woman who makca an unhappy mar
riage. To eave her husband from financial
ruin, ahe unwittingly places herself in a
false light. Ha, only waiting for an oppor
tunity to leave her, gets a divorce, and
marries a flirtatious shopgirl. Hla former
wit goes to feretory drudgery. She la rea
died by a man who waa a suitor before her
marriage.
Km pre "A Son of the Hill," th Great
er Vltagraph Blue Ribbon feature, will be
the attraction at the Empress theater for
four days starting today. The play Is based
on a novel by Harriet T. Comstock and
convoy a message of optimism to all who
will see It. Sandy Morley, portrayed by An.
tonlo Moreno, la a boy poor In th world's
good but wealthy in ambition and purpoae.
Me la determined to obtain a college educa
tion aa the atepplng atone to success In
life and his optimism finally wins out A
William Fox comedy, "Foot Light Flame,"
with Ohirlo Arllng, complete th photo
play , bill.
Brandels "Th Pinch Htlter," which will
he the attraction at the Brandels today only,
la comedy of character, in which Charles
Ray, the atar. Is at hi best Ray Portray
a weak, timid country boy, who has been
ao completely dominated by hla widower
father, a hard grained old farmer, that
he 1 totally lacking In aelf assertion. He i
aettt to school, boob written all over him,
tha most hopeless and helplesa creatur In
th college. He slowly Improves under the
Inspiring Influence of a plucky little girl and
In The Saturday Evening Post. It waa
published under the name of "Loot." A
a special added attraction wilt he Charlea
Ray In a Triangle production, "The Pinch
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STUART HOLMES
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"The Broadway Sport'
Th story of small town 'hclter'
who tried . to wako up dar old
Now York.
DUNDEE Krif,
NO SHOW TODAY ,
MONDAY
FLORENCE LA BAD1E
"When LoveWa Blind"
FRIDAY
FREDERICK WARDE
"HINTON'S DOUBLE"
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RiuliM Frederick Myrte Qonzaet Ow.Raj
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Plays Coming'Sobn
" successful Failure:',
"In Kltimherland". . .
Triangle
Triangle
Triangle
. . . . Paramount
....Paramount
....Paramount
General
Bluebird
Bluebird
World
World
Fox
"The Mother Instinct".
"The riquaw Man's on",
"The Crystal l.ser"...,
"lent In Transit"
"Counterfeit Courage"
"Mother Of Mine" ;..
"The Cattle War".....
"Youth"
"Creeping Tides"
"The loctr.....
"The Adventurer"
"It Happened to Adele"...,
"The Double (Standard"....
"Whe Goe There'l.
"For France".....
"The Kye Of Envy"
"The Toddler"...
"Mis Conception"....,
Fox
Pathe
....Butterfly
, ..Yltagraph
.Yltagraph
, .Artdranta
, .Artdnuna
. .Artdrama
Hitter."' Friday : and Saturday Louise
Lovely and Allan IJolubar In a Butterfly
production, "The Reed Case," a high-class
detective story.
Strand Three change of program hold
forth at the Strand this week, commencing
today, when the offering Is Wilfred Lucaa
In "Hands Up,"t a weatern atory from the
pen of Will Jennings, ex-bandit. Lucas I
seen to good advantage in the leading role.
Among the popular Strand favorite Bessie
Barriscale take front rank and in "Hater
of Men" she offers a charming little com
edy, just the thing for this warm weather,
while Charles Murray, Chester Coakltn,
Louise Faaenda'and other well known Key
stonere have a picture' that la a howl, "The
Betrayal of Maggie." Louise Olaum, an
other well known Strand performer, is of
fered Friday and Saturday In an emotional
drama of much atrength, "Love or Justice."
All In all His going to be hard to beat this
week's program at the Strand.
Muse Three changes of program are
planned for th Muse thla week, beginning
Sunday and for three day with. "Th Love
That Live," ' In which Pauline Frederick
play the part of a young mother who de
termine at all coat to av ber children
from the aordldnessvof poverty. An episode
of "The Neglected .Wife" and a Mew Week
ly will complete the bill, Wednesday and
Thursday Earle Williams will be presented
In "The Maelstrom," a feature full of action
and thrills. Friday ajid Saturday Sesaue
Hayakawa and Vivian Martin in "Forbid
den I'atha," -s
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Alhambra One of the biggest and best
bills ever presented at thla theater will
be seen today. Bessie Love Is the fea
tured player In the photoplay, "Cheerful
Givers." Th Triangle Klddlea.ar chief In
her support, E. K. Lincoln la shown In
th tenth chapter of "Jimmy Dale, Adven
turer," and a Hani and Bud comedy is also
on th bllL A big tlm vaudeville act will
be shown, presenting th Mitchell trio in
a singing, dancing and chatter act. Mon
day, Charles Ray in "The Pinch Hitter," a
See It at the
Following Theaters: .
Princess Theater ' , ,-;
Hipp Theater
k Magie Theater, So. Omafia
Diamond Theater
Roper The., Council Bluffs, la.
Gem Theater . '. '
Lyric Theater , -
Alamo Theater . ' .
Franklin Theater:.
Park Theater , '
Benson Theater .
Queen Theater , , ,
Palm Theater ' , . . - 1 .
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.Booked Exclusively ''
Through
The Laemmle Film Service
- 1122 Farnam St.,
..Omaha, Neb. "
story of th base ball diamond that is far
above the average.
Magie (South Side) Stuart Holmes is
featured today in his latest William Fox
production, "The Broadway -Sport," one of
the few pictures in which he has appeared
In a comedy role. The story is of a small
town villlan who finds a roll of money and
goes to New York City to wake there .np.
There is a big surprise finish. Monday -will
be the athletie hero. Jack Mulhall, in the
latest Bluebird, "High Speed." '
Lothrop Clara Kimball Toung today In
"My Official Wife." It shows how a woman
outwits the diplomats of the Russian gov
ernment. The case includes Earle Williams,
Harry Morey and othera of equal note. Mon
day and Tueeday. Earle Williams in "The
Soul Master," a highly dramatic play.
Wednesday, Mary Plrkford, and Thursday,
Marguerite Clark, while Friday and Satur
day Olfa Petrova Is shown.
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Suburban Carlyle Black el! and June
Elvidge are featured here today In the lat
est World production, "The Crimson Dove."
A good comedy on the same bill. Monday
and Tuesday, with a special matinee on
Tuesday, Clara Kimball Toung in "The
Easiest Way." Special attention Is called
to the offering on Friday, Charles Ray in
"The Pinch Hitter," a story of the base
ball diamond.
Apollo Peggy Hyland I featured today
In the latest Greater Vltagraph production,
"The Enemy," a tense dramatic story war
ranted to hold attention throughout the en
tire presentation. A two-reel comedy Is
also offered. . Monday George Beban In -a
Paramount production, "The Bond Be
tween." In this picture he again takes the
role ot a happy-go-lucky though serious
thinking Italian. Tuesday Mary Plckford In
"Such a Little Queen. Wednesday Bessie
Barriscale in "Rose o' the Rancho," and
the balance of the week, is ' mad up of
equally good attractions.
Diamond Margarita Fischer is at 1 this
theater today In a Mutual picture "The
Devil's Assistant." . The story, direction and
lighting Is all that could be desired. A
comedy, "Th Vanquished Flirt," is on the
same bill. Monday Gladys Hulette In a
Pathe Gold Rooster play, "The Candy Girl,'-!
said to be a sweet a the title would indi
cate. The story is of a girl and her mother
who opens up a candy shop In the city and
the many experiences which they encounter.
Grand Robert Warwick Is the feature to
day In his latest World "Brady Made" picture,
"The False Frlendi' The false friend In this
Instance proves wrongly that he Is a 'dope'
fiend," with the result that the friend wins
the lady in question. Then he sinks lower
and lower until hs can fall no more. The
man In him then comes to the fore, he es
tablishes his Innocence and the ending Is a
happy one for all concerned. Monday Gall
Kane In "The Serpents Tooth." Pearl White
appears In the first chapter of "The Fatal
Ring" on Friday.
Alamo Little Eileen Sedgwick and Kings
ley Benedict are featured here today In the
Butterfly production, "Man and Beast." , The
action of the story takes place In Africa and
many wild animals are shown throughout
these scenes. The biggest of these is where
an elephant rescues a baby from a cradle
Just In the nick o' time. Monday Neal Hart
in "Bill Brennan's Claim," 'Uneasy Money"
and "Them Was the Happy Days."
Rohlff William S. Hart shine at this
theater today and, Monday In "Th Desert
Man,1' a Triangle western picture that has
all the srength and realism possible for thla
popular star, Tuesday Virginia Pearson in
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Admission 10 Cents
Today and Monday
MYRTLE GONZALEZ
"THE GREATER LAW"
Thursday Only
EDDY POLO
, In th first chapter
"THE GREY GHOST"
Based en th Saturday Evening Post
tory "Loot" '
And as an added feature
'CHARLES RAY
MTHE PINCH"hITTER"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
LOUISE LOVELY
"THE REED CASE"
Wjlfred Lucas
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."Sister Against Jlster," Wednesday Douglas
Fairbanks in the first picture he has made
under the banner of his own company "In
Again Out Again." Thursday enry B.
Walthall In "Burning the Caudle." Friday
Wilfred Lucas In "Hands Up." Saturday
Pearl White In first chapter of Pathe's new
est serial, "The Fata! Ring," which is shown
In connection with Baby Marie Osborne in
her latest success, "Told at Twilight."
Boulevard Willam 8. Hart Is the attrac
tion today and Monday In a Triangle play
"HeU'a Hinges." Tuesday Wlllard Mach and
Enid Markey In "Aloha Oe." The action
takes place In this country and Hawaii and
is one of the beat things the Triangle com
pany has ever turned out. Wednesday Doug,
las Fairbanks in "The Lamb," shows how
the Iamb c . if need be become a Hon of
the fiercest type. Thursday a surprise la
announced and patrons are advised by the
management to watch for it. Friday
aleska guratt In "She" and Saturday Is
William Russell In "Shackles of Truth."
Dundee No how at this theater today.
Monday Florence La Badie in "When Love
Was Blind," a Pathe Gold Rooster, play.
Tuesday Is William S. Hart in '"The Desert
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PAULINE. FREDERICK
In a Thrilling Drama An Emotional STAR
"The Love That Lives"
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EARLE WILLIAMS In
FRIDAY
VIVIAN MARTIN and SltSSUE HAYAKAWA
In "FORBIDDEN PATHS"
ONLY VAUDEVILLE SHOW IN TOWN
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BOB AND BETH I DOUGLAS FLIMT
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Comedy Singing and Talking "The Merchant Prince" -
MOOREr GARDNER ISHIKAWA BROS.
& ROSS - Acrobatic Tumbling and
Clever, Classy, Comic Hand Balancing
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ANTONIO MORENO and BELLE BRUCE
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ton's Double." In this play he portrays tha
roles of two distinct characters and In j ,
manner that convinces. Saturday is a com '
edy-drama "His Sixteenth Wife" with Pegg
Hyland and Mary MacDermott.
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PEGGY HYLAND :t
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GEORGE BEBAN
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"Such a Little Queen"
WEDNESDAY Bessie Barriscale
THURSDAY Fannie Ward f
FRIDAY Earle William. .
SATURDAY Ethel Clayton
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WILLIAM S. HARTg
In "THE DESERT MAN"
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