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Pnce Six THE EUGENE GUAED Saturday Evening, MT , Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Shean Next Week; Lowd! Will Open Doors to Patrons GALLAGHER AND SHEAN TO COME Famous Follies Pair to be Seen in Action at the Heillg Theater on Tuesday Evening; Chorus of 30 is With Them BILLS FOR NEXT WEEK Motion Pictures Jt EX -Monday und Tues day, "Inrs From Hollywood"; Wednesday and Tliuriwlny, Tlie IIord-r J-rjcinn'; Friday and Holurday, "Utile ItobiniHin Hl'AlAG Monday, "Scar Hunan"; Thurwiay, "O. L West." Vaudevflls IiXIMO Wednesday, West ern circuit, fcaturinf "Ths SuslL" Plays HEIMO Tuesday, "Ths Greenwich Village Follies." JTOIt several weeks Kuirene theater patrons were content with the regular schedule of motion pictures, but the co in I ti jr week brings two greet chsnses in the routine. fJnllnljr and Hbean, the famous "Mistcri, will be at tho Heiliir on Tuendny with their "(ircettwich ViHage Folliea," and during the nine week the new Lowell theater will he formally opened. ) Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Khcan need no introduction. 'J hey hni-o been heralded from count to roait, end ( their coming world tour is carrying their fnmo to the far corners of the earth. The beauty of the show, ac cording to the critics, Is that not only do Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Hhcan star, hut the whole cast of the Follies is built of exceptional ability. There are 24 scenes in the production, to that everyone bns a chance, and the whole effect is decidedly pleasing. Home of the prettiest stage effects in a Follies show In years have been worked out for the liow which will be presented here Tuesduy. CloHNfrnl numbers are not forgotten, and the. program la well-rounded and well produced. Jt is a preHcntntion which should not be missed by any music Jover, iilny nvr or rocrralion-aeekcr. The opening of (he new Lowell theater has created an unlimited, amount of discussion since tho first announcement just a week ago. Tho structure, one of the moat bountiful on the coast, will afford to Kngenenns a playhoiiftn as well as motion picture theater, and will class Kugene us nun of the bent equipped cities in tho thcatricnl line of any her size In the went. The description of the theater lias been given before. It can only re main to say that it in splendid, and that ita opening will be the bigRent erent of Its kind Eugene has ever ex perienced. "Janice Meredith," one of the bent historical productions In a long time, la coining to Kugcno soon, according to announcement. It will be wel comed, for it la a production worthwhile. H'Mtn. Hilly Williams and l'oreths Walpolc. A truly sturtling act in that of the Three Weber Girls. They sing, dance and then Kpring a genuine surprint'. The Frierllandcr brothers, one of vauderille's bet known pairs, promise a genuine eccentric iinihical treat. J lays and lAniun pn-iteiit a very clfver comedy aitiging and talking kit, "I'ollyology." Hays a a come- 1 Jinn li tinuviisilr witty and the girl , who ' plant n t sm ith I nf his lines, uc Kerre credit fr her pleasing per itonalily nnd ability. Joe Christy ami lint It McPonald will prcNeut "Hong and J 'once Keren- tricitit'. The Hi ilig Orchestra will open the bill with a favorite vertue. JACKIE COOGAN BACK AGAIN Little Dig Star Tries Skill In "Rob inson Crusoe." After an ahnetice from the screen of ninny months, Jackie C'oogan. ftiunlli-xt big star of the movies, sends word ho will again ho tho whining licht of the Jii screen next Friday and Holurday in "Little Itobinuon t'ruNoe," whirh -Is the inimitable Jackie a newent comedy drama. As a miniature Hob in mod t'rusoe, little Jackie is offered more oppor tunities for fun provoking antic than ever before. C'anibnln, wild Bnininla, a desert Mo., mysterious raves, ship wreck and advent tires bold and laughable surround the youthful Chaplin prodigy In this coming Ilex feature. f kC? M i ftft. It ive. iijliniote Pictures of the lire, of famous sir. ni popular playwriiht. and iilurit the oian nr ia which thr work. It how thf diffjcuieics ami obaurlea that mint be overcome before the pinnacle ia reached. Jackie Coogan Again Stars in New Role Caoutt In Fltmi Herera! stunta, uuuVritooU by o one better than a profeettimial cow hoy, featuring tile thrilling incidents "Hear Ilanan." Men WuWj'a ne pro duction for K. 11. O., atarrint Yakima C'auutt. world famous cowboy, which comes to the llcilis JJouday. Jumping from au automobile to a runana hone; leaping out of a liijh window to the bock of a apiritfd horc and numerous incidenta juat aa breath-takinjt are child's play for Yakiina Cauutt. Surprise Ending Given to Film Play "Ths Lady Who Lied" Said to Have Achieved Newness "JANICE MEREDITH" TO PLAY Marlon Oavloa Slara In Famous Historical Production Mr, Gallagher and Mr. 8hen, stars In the Greenwich Village Follies, assisted by Mile. Flfl, charming French artiste, coming to ths Hellig theater on Tuesday, May 6th. R. (.;AI,l,A(;iIi:it and Sir. Hhrati, tho celebrated IrririNts now on the firt hip of llieir "world tour" in Hie (,reeuwif-h A'illiiyn Kollies. will appear In person at the lleilin Tues day, May f. In this edition of thn "(Ireenwlcll VillsKC Kollles." (iollnsher and Hhenn will moke their debut hi inlernalionnl "tars. It ill he recoiled Hint Ihej created n furore in liiHt Hensoii's (Jreenwich Village Folliea. In fait. so niiieli so that A. I,. Jones and During the coming week n variety nf offdrliiss are on Ihe hill. Para mount uro "Mnilatn Hnna dene," which wilt open the liowrll, anil "Thn Urcenwirh IIIiib Follies," which will be nt the lleilig. ".Mndain Hons Oene," which alnra Gloria Kwunson, will be a Pacific premier, which means that (lie new l.ciHolf will be tho first Ihrnter on the coast to present the picture. It la Olorin s biggest production, in every way. The Ilex on Friday and Saturday, will fentiiro the return to tho screen nf Jackie Coogan, who stum In "Utile Itobiuson Crusoe," a clever produc tion. Monday anil Tuesday, tbs Itei will offer "lues From I loll) wood," in which Anna U. Nilsson ia given the stellar role. "Tha llorder l-eglon," a .ane tiray picture, is billed for Wednesday anil Thuradny, The lleilig, on Monday, will offer "Scar Ilanan," In which Yakima Cauutt appears. Tuesday will bo the famous Folliea, and Wednesday will be the Western vaudeville circuit, with an extremely varied program. Lefty Flynn is on Thursday'a lull in "O. U. Weat." Buster Reston rertalnlv aenred a It in his "Heven Chances," which ran at the lleilig Thursday and .vrslrnlav, and will close tonight, duster la al ways popular becausa of his clean, fast humor, but this latest picture of his must be acclaimed the best of all. BLONDE VAMPIRE IS TRIED Aant Q. Nilsson Appears In New Rols ia New Ploturs How do yon like jour vampires blonds or brunette) For some uneiplalnabla reason, I brunette actresses have always hern associated with vampire roles on both the stage and the arreru. Possibly the brunette tjpe appears more 'vamplsh" than the blonde. Or ia it merely that the first "vamp" role waa played by a buinelte, and thr precedent thus established? At any rate First National la of fering an Innovation in vampires In lie new picture, "lues From Holly wood." Anna 1.1. Nilsson t.luju (he role of a vivid screen vampire, and she is decidedly blonde. mo atory by Adela Itogers 81. Joliua, a former newspaper woman, dcBls with motion picture life. It geta "behind the scenes" f H. movies and glimpses unconventional aidelighls of film people siwl their work before the camera. lwis H. Htnne is co-featured with Anna Q. In "Ines," and does one of the best roles of his film career. The picture was directed by Alfred F. tireen and will h shown at the Itei rteu Monday and Tuesday. VAUDEVILLE BILL IS OFFERED Hellli't Western Circuit Promises Much Wegnsssay Fccentrle musical comics, a sur prise dancing act, a clever skit, a piano novelty and an ait of genuine humor are all on the Western Yamle. vllle bill for Wednesday at the lleilig. The circuit's policy of variety and high nualitj la appealing more ami more n l:itgeue crowds, as well as audirncca elsewhere, and as a con acpience, the bills are constantly be coming better and heller. The bill tins week ia headlined by Cliff Dean company, in a clever, hum orous, fast muting rkit entitled " lie Knail." The plot la new, ami pre enicd in an able ninunrr by Cliff mini revues, decided upon a continen tal lour for these notable comedians. Not only because of the ireuieuilolis "Janice Meredith, " Marlon 1'nvlea' new piclurn of Paul Leicester Ford's romance of Ihe ilnya of Ilia Involu tion, will open nt the lleilig theater soon. Men who have inado history, heroes of '71. names famous In every country, oiipenr in this magnificent. dramatic photoplay, directed by K. Mnson Hopper nnd distributed by j Melro-fiolihvyn. Paul Hevere, Oenrgo Washington, (icncrnl Cornwall!), Patrick Henry, Alexander Hamilton, II e n J a in I n e Franklin, Ihe Miinilils do l.nfnyetle, Mnjnr Pltrlilrn, King l.ouis XVI, null Lord Howe nil prominent figures in the curly history of the American re public, nro enacted by well-known playern in nno of the most beautiful productions on the screen. , Martha Washington and Marie An toinette nlsn aro present for n share of Ihe glory nf this interesting and i'", D?, "? l'"" nU on exclting period of history. "lulely at their best, and a corn- Instructors nf public schools and unlreraitles are taking their pupils to j see "Janice Meredith," nu a part of i their study of American history. pony of exceptional size and merit has been axgcuiblcd to support them. Prominent among the pliiyers are: Flanders and Milli. Lynn Cantor, Mile. Frfi, Genevieve Mc.'urinark, Bonnie Calvin, I'uul .Mitrkinnii, Fred Cowhick nnd Kildie Mnrr. A dancing choniN of .')) art int. mod els of remarkable verve and xpirit add to the gaiety of the festivities. The comedy ncenes of the (irefn wi'h Village Kollim were written by Hilly K. chu, Loiiig FieldK, George .Morris Green, producers of these an- Kaufman and George V. KoberU; the lyric by Ilert Knlniar and Irving ( 'acsjir, and tho music by Louis Ilirscb, JIarry Ituby and C'un Con- popularity of these comedians in this rod, country, but due to tho fset Hint their The production in Hh entirety was particular style of humor is a typical I staged by John Murray Anderson, the American product, originating and j originator nnd creator of all former flourishing in this country and ne-1 Greenwic h Village Follies, tirely different from any comedy In the last set of the revue the created in any other country. comedians ing a new French version In their latest vehicle, the Green of the song, "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. jvjeh Village Follies, Gallagher aud ( Shcan." which is raid to be even more Shean will be sen positively und oh- j intriguing a ballad than Ihe original oue. 2ANE GREY FILM IS COMING "Tha Border Lenlon" will bt at ths Rox Noxt Week Zana flrey funs will have another Inning at the Hex next Wednesday and Thursday with the hhowlnx of Amer ica's fnvoritn author's "Tho ..order Legion," which will be the mid-week feature nt that popular theater. Featuring Antnnlo Moreno and llclenc I hudtvicit in the leading roles of this stirring Zane Grey romance or the purple htlla nnd golden minuet land of the west. "The Hnrder Lea- Ion" Ih listed among the best of the author's adventure stories. This coming Hex feature Is one of tho "Famous Forty" l'nnntiount pic tures recently iintiotmcrd in the. Sat urday Evening Post and other nntiou Ql periodicals. Nazimova ia Back With New Screen Play "My Son" ia Production Typi cal of Star Who Plays It I JOLIA'tVOOI), May 2. It has come at la.l! A real surprise ending for moving picture. A few feet of film may make or break a picture on which huge sums have been spent and for (hat reason unusual ?no ovations are rare in the industry. Hut Kdwin Carnwe has taken the plunge in hit newest First National production, "1 he Laity ho Lied. nd boldly will give us the subject of Hollywood s most strenuous cur rent debate the surprise ending. 'I litory of the short story U nt dissimibir to Hint of the acreen." says Carewe, "and, as the former had to await the psychological mo ment in its development to introduce the surprise ending, so with motion pir iuren, I believe the time baa ar rived, "Surprise is recognized as indispen sable to the body of pictures. Why not also to the ending? Thus, believes Carewe. audiences surfeited with tiles wherein the hero, heroine nnd villain are tngged from introduction to the final inevitable clinch f aden-til, will find new thrills in pictures in which obvious Intcs are eliminated, nnd character are thrown into a turmoil of unf.ddment with doubt until the end iih to who will be the final hero nnd the exposed villain. Adapting 'The Lady Who Lied" from the story "Snakebite," he hat chnng-ed the written atory to get the unexpected finish. " "The Lndy Who Lied' is a story of stmnc d ranm He situation, hinging up on the marriage tie, and a trifling w'th its strictest limitations. Ken (tir ed are lwis Stone. Virginia ValM and Nita Naldi. Miss Valli is th marr ed lady, Lewis Stone well, telling that is to disclose the surprise, a most unjust procedure when rfuch endings are of the essence of entertainment. ( a re wo has backed his judgment lavishly. In these days when econ omy is no despised virtue in Holly - fcwa,jjvaw.i- -f iti y---wiattatii sal lift' .? ; v" " LivV rl Above, Jackie Coogan Is shown with his new brother, Robert Anthony Coogan. Jackie stars In "Little Rob inson Crusoe." which comes to ths Rox thoator Friday for a two-dav run. The other picture Is of Buck Jones, who comes to the Rex In "The Trail Rider," soon. Behind the C Screen I : m Hollywood i ; J.JOLLYWOOl), May '2. "A school for actors." You've heard shout plenty of cheap grafting schools. Now one, of the biggest producing corn pit nica. Para mount, is start inir a wood, he has erected seta of unusual ' school for nctors. It's silly. We nl di mens ions and employed extras in ready have too many actors or ttlmost vast numbtvs, for carnival. Venetian j actors or people who think (hey are pageant and n titer costume sentiences, j actors. The movies need "story toll Carewe wishes to strongly differen-j ers." Plenty of people, millions of Lctty Flynn Stars "0. t West," fourth of (lie Harry Garson producers Ntnrrina the hand aome and htird-riillntc Lefty Flynn, proves the best of ihe series thus fsr and will do much to add to the growing prestigo and popularity of the former Yale alhlete when it comes to the screen of the lleilig theater on TIiui-mIiiv. A novel story from the pen of Helen Hr au has been finely directed by Mr. (.arson, uu v.ciiy niniseu us never seeu to better advantage than he la at Ihe head of a sterling cast of nlavers Hy A. H. FllKHKUICK (MO A Service Writer.) . OLLY WOOD, May 2.--Latest pictorial n ilestone '.it (lie return of Mmliime Nazimova to (he screen Is "My Hon, an Kdwin Carewe produc tion for First .Vntioniil. It is a typieal Nnzimova picture sucu as she made prior to her retire ment, heavy with emotion, vibrant with heart throtis, and preachy in most palpable style. The story is the typical mother love theme warmed over, and served without dressing of sublety or varia tion. The usual characters are found: a doling mother t Nasimova I ; a likenhle but wayward son (.link I'ickfordl; a simple village sweetheart (Mary Ak in t; and a girl of vatnpish tendencies (Constance Henne(tt. These ingredients, it seems, always effcrvesctj into a vamping of the son away from his Nwrethenit and recti tude, the intercpsinn of tho mother, and Ihe salvation of the sou through surh intercession. So it is with this picture. That ! they Jose the sympathy which sub i titles have solicited for them, and the one real major character in the j story,' Ihe vampire, as enacted by Miss Itcnnetl, wins what the others ; lose, I Nazimova is given many chances I to make good her title of "world'K ; lisle between the surprise and theJthVm, try to write movie stories, but BifH.erH einonnniu nci nss, mm iiises j irn-K enuing. i ne tormer mnsi ne j tney tion t know how to write in mo lidvantuge of them alt. She prays ; natural though .buried, one which will , vie form. It ia a new literature. It before a shrine tltnt her son may' be . cause the spectator to any. "Why, Ijdenmrvls a new structure, a new snved; she discovers the evidences ; should havp known that." The pur- treatment.' When I any "movie of her son 'a guilt; she in plunged from pose, says- he. Is tmt to foot but to , story tellers.' I mean writers to ihe happy prepiirations for her own mar- j keep in douht. finished nianusci ipt. known as a con- ringti precipitously into the cmbroglio I "O. llenrv was It mas'er," says j Cmiiiy. with the actual story visual of her son's misdoings. Hut j Carewe. "Most of his imitators, fail- ; jd jst ,iH jt .ji nonpar on the t-.-tm- ihe.. finineoiie is gtinig to ns-1 ing to master it, necame mere literary cover" Nuzitnova anew. Probably ft 5 tricksters. The latter would be most will he someone w ho did not see her ' detrimental to the screen, in my be masterpiece, "War Hrides." of some j lief." years asm. This person will see in heri a nrtiiiant, expressive personality, capable of subieties of emotion, lie will lift her from the gray sombre-1 from the movie. t. alied, but didn-t tPt course, more than hsii""- ups of L'orinne Uriff , . " i .j so look at. Then iw'1" u roung English chap, C'U.. gave an excellent perform.?!001- you see the movie. stand what 7 .-'an ill. Pronerl. -j ,,su terms of the screen L, . "translalors" to re, . and stories b., . "H I tellers." niori. Don't orcrlook "Sev.. , It's a trow. After you s be sold on Buster Kcaif, ! r 't,."'t 1 for Irfe. Everyone win Kiat ,0 Goortto O'Brien Comlnn" tli'orBC O'Hrii'ti. tho new stnr. no.u ,.r "w ui t--" - , "'l . wlio.e nnfm-gi'ttiinlo worit in i no ,1 V" ".r. 'if". ? V ,f,1,bF:',',uen ' Mat, Who Came Hack." endeared him picture- into tho bright liirhta of salou and ballroom. In such settings, this somebody will to tha motion picture fans of the world, is again coming to the Hex in a featured rnle in "Ihe Painted Lady it V..-1. . . -.i . .1 leaturen rnie tn i ne l ainien i.miy f 1. f ' , "' "JT,,rnW ".'"'i from Larry Kvnns' Saturday Evening . -. .t .ron. a cuniso tongue In-i ., Thi. ... rMiutlon will Stead or With rnm rliPal nr.. I ' . ' , u- , . ,t , ' i open soon at ttie Hex. from the floor. Opposite her he will , put men of delicately refined nitre, eion, such as Adolnbe Mcniou. Lew Cody or Conway Tearle. Nazimova perhaps will bo delight fully wicked. Maybe not. Hut nt any rate she will keep within the sup pression that modern conventions do- As in his Mucknill is screen with each close up and cam era angle planed. That is very intri cate and difficult. Kvery studio, every day, conducts su It a school informally. The beginners learn from the musters. There is the greatest need nnd opportunity of the movies. We have plenty of actors. Forget the "actor school,'' Mr. Paramount, and train more "story tellers." the mother intercede with n shovel' ' A",7 -i LkU 11 V - ? handle applied to the head of the erring boy, and that there is a minor love story involving tha mother, d v lnoh Includes Ann May anil Kvelyn i not lift the story into the rein, of rauclsio. !). I'. Weal" is iIlmiii,'- tive among wealernrra in that it starts out with a rip-ronring comi-ilv opening ami carries a heavy loud ot laughter all Ihe way through. new things. Most of Ihe chnrncler porlrnjals aro uni'oiivineiiig. 'I'l.ry are not peo ple such as one ineela anil knows, ttrailually, as the picture progresses. pA:V!ra"WW.Wa3rtr 7rsjrsar.lT?v7K,Vlw r 'ti -wj. c o. ,fV -nsi iouj. jHrJni tT,y ii;r- ry' ' 1 I ' - ( J $ it ' v rsa t' w . if' ' " 1 v A I I k- . ..'V ; ., . w. jf I 't. x 1 1 tr-k There will bo for her a story of sub- tety. and peopled by actual types. All this ia a pleasing possibility yet in prospect. playing opposite him in the title role. Wild Riding Jones " For those who find ripronring ac tion a tonic for their nerves, a last opportunity to see "The Tyiil Hider." Huck Jones latest starring vehicle, presents itself when it arrives short ly at the Hex. This is a stirring nar rative, full of thrilling adventure nnd wild riding, with a cnM of well known players in support of the star, includ ing two lending ladies, Nancy Heaver and Lucy Fox. A few years ago, not so very many, 1 got off a train in the early morning hours nt Missoula. .Montana. I bad been on a trip to the Hollywood stu dios, making many stops going nnd coming, talking to theater men. I had received many letters from - a theater man in Missoula by the name of Ilcyfroo. They sounded suffi ciently alive that I got tip about sii o'clock lhat morning to make the stop. I found that Heyfron lived up to the promise of his letters, ile was an attorney aa well as a theater man. I made him go on to Butte with me to spend thn day. lie had dreams of studio activity in Holly wood. He met studio folk. He be came Wally Iteid's attorney. Today he "presents" the human little movies that are being directed by Kenaud Huffman, stories like "The Legend of Hollywood" nnd "Private Affairs." Heyfron has made his dreams come true. It can be done. Ho you remember when (Hadys Hulette did movies for the old Tan houscr company of New Kochelle? That seems an age. She was rather forgotten for a time. Now once more rhe is on the high wave of success. She has done some splendid work recently in "The Iron Horse" and other important productions. "Heclasse" was a great success as a play, but you'd never suspect it hattan Madness." if " 8e , no Bt i ,v"r lu"1 iact that jark ri sey'a new wife works win, .? Pion. As Mrs. "4iWCa- friend. Kstelle Taxior. " "" n ElfUn Inm-i. t a good comedy dir.i.i. ,' rT"1" mott wa. handling . .ood ,.Icl- auccess ot this movie mi.i.. l " 4" siderable bear ne r.n -" Jack fights acain . , "7 and Mr. JJcDermott. ih. a. oil .. i-: .I" u'r. s trio. The. . . . Tom Mir m! l.;. k . Eurone. M, a JIJ ;""' tci.h I . BO .m-ha agent, t j,., be anrnr sn.1 if .l ' "! in .h h..rfli... "weir ... .... uu,,,,,! 10m JDj in Kurope. Thev hno. ,n . tri . Ki. .:. ' ,' 'l "tffcts cirni ifinn tha. (. i tritimphnnt tour of Kurnn. j . I Buffalo Hill vM... . : 6T They've turned down snnii... ..... inai was scheduled for use by VaW. uuo. meyre being carefol tki, .....v. iu.'j uc as inu'.-a car wile ... mi jjiii oar . ins.. national figures, "llufly" and "T0 Cun Itilh" who recemly joined f.m, with Houg. Mary. Norma and Chirli- n.n imcs to tlieir dAi..,.. position -of the past. It is easr t come back in the movies if I ,jt-.Mi.j iirii sort ot smriesaiMt reciiou. I got a great laugh from the M. uou t iciure .uugnzine of iiay. i;ri it saul .Myrtle Stemlinan maie br I debut in the movies just ten years i;u with Tom Mix. Why, in Jfci i, I u in Irelnnd making movies with Olcott. nnd had already arrancwi b ondon for the sale of a serond mit ot linns to be made on the eoDhVnt. to he directed by me, mid MrrtU i Meiimnn was slated to be the star. did nrt know Myrtle personally, but I had seen her do excHlsnt work m j many movies, and no of all the cirls h Ameru-a. I had chosen Myrtle for tnj star. The sudden omitut of the war I blocked all our operations ani fon- I us home. Holly, how that gal. Myrtle, j could ride a horse in those days. Inn I may remember that a girl's Ability to I de except innally well was a btiamt I in (hose early days of the amri't, Myrtle will probably be surprise! to I rend that, she made her ' movie debut" Men years ago. Oh. well, whati i few years among friends. M'rtla should worry She's still beautiful. Two extras were talking over their I mush nnd milk in the cafeteria atar j the r.nskr studio. "Tt takes good looks to make in the movies," said the pretty out. "Never!" exclaimed the homelr one, "It lakps brains," Then they went hack to the rah- icr'g window and drew their $..50. "Welcome Straager" "Welcome Stranger." whirh com to the Kex theater soon is the scra version of the great stace snccs ef Aaron Hoffman. As a play, it ranfr two consecutive years in Cliicajto idJ New York. In Chicago it broke both box office nnd consecutive perform nnce records and in New York enourt j people were turned away each night j to fill another theater. BIG DANCE At Veneta Every Saturday NlgM Under new management Bob Holsten's Orchestra Everybody Welcome. Unusual Film Billed Victor Hiiro lUlpcrin's "tirentor than Murriage," which will he Ihe nt- traction ul lleilig theater soon, is one I An Unusual Coat of those films that appeal to every-j An unusual coat to lie worn over one. It has the elements of populnr i a sport dress of natural kasha c!oln appeal and human interest thnt al-. Is of blue anil while figured silk tract Ihe attention and slay Ihe inter- ' crepe lrnrd will, kasha. Madams Nasimova THEAVES0 TUESDAY SV3AY Sth. WnniMt? MtrurrT rii iiMrn ruiiMtirne Vi,Lij lUWIILOl JMLHHICU rUNHMfC.O?T BsV-T-". SV VOIMi) TOUR of THOSt 'UNlQUSmdiXTDAMDWAQY'CQNtDiANS VH (A.t,.JOHIS C- Mt5:.5 GurcK kl4rAJ X" TMStUNIQUfMlfflDAOMtiiAar'CCfffClAM U ilevsfrf S .'rue y A4sr4 . 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