The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 34

THE FORT WAYNE JOURNAL GAZETTE 1 News of Interest to The Theatre goers i i n. Although It 1" generally known that Miss Johnson had mad a record of invtou proportion! In the local mu stoat 'field before she went east to pursue her vocal studies, many of the admirer whom she has gained since her engagement commenced at the Orpheum theatre would be Interested to learn of her earlier triumphs These Successes were gained principally through concert work and church sing lng along In 1910 when Miss Johnson was soloist at the Wayne Street Methodist church. It la interesting to note1 here that history will repeat Itself to day Miss Johnson having agreed to act as soloist In this church this morning In addition to her local engagements this young; virtuoso has given special concerts In Indian Angola, South Hend and other nearby cities, gaining conmaeraoie em Inence at every appearance AUBURV Ind. Julv Poetmoster allies Baxter end brother George with their tves drove to Helmer to lay on R. Lang of Fort Wayne ha force of men decorating the int of the Court theatre this meek The Haaenback allace clrtius rriv In this rltv ear IV to morning over the New York Central lines from Hill minis Mich and will transfer then trains to the Vanrislla as they go to uoiumoia my irum nr in runimm i new up to date ifcCord building hv the na Triage license Was issued lo day TO Auoipnus 0 n.eesier oi ouiwr Mrs Alda Maurer of Auburn The yarnee win case nee urn In court for the last week went to the Jury this evening Judre Rose and Attorney 1 Harris of rort Wayne are among the counsel In the case.

The Colt Abner chputauqua will close their week a program In this city to morrow with Hamploff the great Rus Ian tenor as the attraction wed Mrs. Nellie a red also of Unrrett Miss Uiiabeth crisnen ok uk ffrk 111 la a guest at the Tr 1 Buchtei home on West Seventh street for about ten davs Miss Grace CougUn of the Auburn Automobile company will leave to mor re on a week vacation The concert by the Auburn clly band last evening drew the usual big Thursday night crowd and after the con rent the band marched to the chau tguqua tent on lease pevenin street. Automoofii nf t. ft collided Muirft lust 111 tit hlns done The crowded streeti band concert nlahta make drfvers han die their cars with care to avoid ac eldents Use better milk for babies from Dunkelburg Farms, Phone 7652 or 67S8. AT ORPKEUM IH "BRADY MADE" THRILL DRAMA Holbrx ok Inn, one of the most forceful dramatic hctors who has ever appeared In the voiceless drama will be seen at the head of a brilliant cast In The Weakness of Man the elev enth of the famous Brady Made pictures and hlch Is seen at the Orpheum theatre to day and to mor row Appearing; with Mr BHnn are ich stellar favorites as Eleanor Woodruff theWvoted screen emotional trtlste John Mines, the well known Comedian Teddy Sampson the former Ince Triangle star, and Alma lianion, formerly leading woman Ith the Klelne Edison forces "Weakness of Man," Adaptation of Tolstoi Masterpiece "The eakness of Man Is a visualisation of Count Leo Tolstois amazing novel "The Living Death and the screen story reflects at alt times the terrific dramatic power of the great Russian novelists story one of the most powerful ever penned The plot rebounds st all times from situations and Incident that smack of the trite and prosaic, and the tremendous cllm axes hlch are built up time and again have the faculty of thrilling the pec tator through, and through Viola Dana Here Tuesday In First Mstroplsy Viola Dana, the fascinating and girted young star will be seen on thn screen at the Orpheum Tuesday and Wednesday "The Mower of No Mans Lnnd a delightful story of the far west, with! soma interesting glimpses of Jvew forks Bohemian set.

This Is a five part Metro Columbia wonderplay and it serves to Introduce Miss Dana on the Metro program She has a strong supporting cast In this production which Includes Duncan McRae, Mltoji ell Lewis, Harry Drown, Fred Jones Nellie Grant Mitchell Kldine Bteuart and Marcus Morlarlty "The Flower of No Man Land was written and dt rected by John II Collins who was Miss Dan a director when she was starring with the Edison compan be fore they joined the Metro forces Both Miss Dana and Mr Collins ars now permanently engaged by Metro, and the Viola Dana productions will be a regu )ar feature In future on the Metro program. Who Knows" Givsn as a Duet To day by Miss Lyons and ss Johnson ho Knows written by Paul Lawrence Dunbar and Farnest Ball has proven to be one of the really worth while ballads written In recent years and Its popularity Is attested to by the fact that it is included In the repertoires of most great concert sing era In selecting to give this numtur in duet fashion to day Miss Lyons and Miss Johnson have chosen a number of unquestioned beauty and appeal and their rendition will undoubtedly arouse much enthusiasm For his share in the program Mr Saxton gives us another of his Inimitable odellng special Ilea Emmet a bleep llabj Sleep This versatile member of the Orpheum, vocal staff gets much leas un uut o( ami i ns and his auditors evld as much as he does. fasIS HgSekilBBiiBH Holbrook BHnn and Eleanor Woodruff as they appear In "The Weaknesa of Man" Photopla ed at the orpneura ineaire toay and to morrow CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT THE Tl The program at the Lyric theatre places In town were cloned Those whu; attended the funeral were Jessie Lotha mer and Thomas Kerna students for the priesthood at At. Marys semi nary. On elnnatl from Fort Wayne Mrs Thomas Flnan, Jars Feter Oddon and Mrs.

Mary Mr mi y. Mr Henna Mr and lira. Thomas Flnan Mr and Mrs John Ryan fL Rni to of Frank Rose Oar Creek Mr and Mrs. The Hidden tare a gripping mss nsn Joe Ryan and son, Monroe and Mrs Edward Mnan, cago, Louis in vile Mr Kauriman and son Daniel i Chi. and daughter Mary rinan, Mies Powers.

Miss Mary Catherine Meagher of Cincinnati, Is visiting Miss Beatrice nraay ai ine noma oi nr nioiner aire. tery drama feat irlng Alexander Gaden and Iva Shepard which was produced by uaumont lost neeks current vents and Charlie Chart In The Vagabond Charlie hapin Is himself as a poor musician who Addles his way Into con tii buttons made by bar loungers Intent on listening to some rival I eriormera u.u.. in a Qermaq street band He collects i nw iIZi.i I 7. j7nVi I i tuscunHinu wnn some oi our modi tic adventure with an abused little girl 'the advisability of holding a week of In a gypsy camp In reality the stolen agricultural extension school work here i near future Mrs Mr Malov with the entire bui of gyi sies and holds the application blank and anyone drives away with her in the an Their interested may call her if she falls to George Flick grosers wi drives away with her In the an Their i vagabond Jog are Interrupted by a I famous artist, who paints the gin so as to give prominence to the mark of a anamrotk on one oi ner arms xno exposure of this picture In a gallery leades to the identification of tie little airl and she Is taken away from dea pairing Charlie now madly in love with his companion in misery put sue re fuses In the end to go without him Tuesday Helen Holmes will make her second appearance at the Lyric tx Medicine Bend a thrilling' railroad Wolf sdsy Hopper Wedi Thursday De olf Hopper that famous corned Ian, who for years has entertained theatre oevs has Just completed a new Triangle play "Casey at the Bat." which will be shown at the Lyric on Wednesday and Thursday The title and the story Is based on that well known poem Hooper made famous so many years ago Produced for the first time it Is a treat you should not mlas Friday and Saturday Frank Keenan will appear In The Phantom a highly exciting crook play I oi of our hustling business trtn to Fort syne eanesqay AVALANCHE OF STARS AT JEFFERSON THIS WEEK; MAE MURRAY TO DAY Murray tl, bMutlful Lak tar and Thmdor Robarta will at tjia Jeffpreon 4ar and to mor row In tha Laikr production of "TJia Dream OlrV a thrilling whlmaloal atory wrtttan especially for tba Fara mount program by Janta Marftier on, tba brilliant photodramatlat, and produced under tba pereona! dlreetloa of Cecil Da Mllla Laeky company director tenaral A ty Jooelyit Leigh In "To Hat, aad to Kola," Mlaa Murray mads her aoreen debut and scored a pronounced auocesa. Acaln aa tba mlachleyous widow In weet Kitty Bollalra." she Increased her popularity and eUe llahed baraelf aa a photodramatlo artist at distinction.

But aa tha IJttle child at tha aluma In "Tha Dream CJlrP she said to hare surpassed any ol her prertoua triumphs Tha atory has ts drf with this child, of tha alums who. belleelnf her die aoluta father killed, runs away from her tenement home In an ash barrel she has found a dllapidatad volume of "Kin Arthur and KIs Knlajhts of tha Round Table" and her romantic brain pictures Sir Galahad aomlnf lo rssoue her Lured by tha dance mualo from tha house neat to tha orphanare, whera a fancy dress ball la belnn held, shs climbs evsr tha wall and there In the Earden cornea face to face with her nitht How aha la taken from th orphan ate, eaves hsr sweetheart sister from tha clutohea of an unncrupuloue crook, aialn enoounters her father and eventually Ja united with tha man aha loves, la brought about by aeries of unusual Incidents Theodora Roberts aa tha father la aald to have done thelbeet character work Of his remarkable career either on the suae or on tha aoreen Tha brilliant young English actor Karls Foae Is sssn as the youag college student who agpeara to 'Tha Praam Olrl" as the mailo knight. Other members of the cast are James Nelll, Mary MeracH Mrs Lewis Mc Cord and Charles West. Tha photography la oi mors than the uaual Lasky exoellenca, and tbs entire protodrama la one ef universal Added feature will ba new "Who a nullty" complete film novel. Tlfcss splendid short length stories have mads a decided nit with all Jefferson patrons and thsy are most decidedly House furnishing is our specialty.

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PICTXJ 4 alssssrVeriHrBSsmBls.Qfisassn lVBsPBeSgl CL JnSMtn.esaililMHhi g. ORPHEUM jr Mies Aa jese. To day and To morro. Musicel Pregrsms Ps Loe by the ORPHBUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA HOLBROOK BLINN ELEANOR WOODRUFF, JOHN HINE8 and sthsra In "THE WEAKNESS OF MAN" Adsptsd from Tolstoi amasing novel, "The Living Death" Tuesday and Wednesday Thureday and Friday VIOLA DANA snd BRUCE MACREA In "THE FLOWER OF NO MAN'SLAND" GEORGE WALSH and ANNA LUTHER In a blood tingling drsma ef the greet outdoors, "THE BEAST' COMINQ SOON THEDA BARA in "UNDER TWO FLAGS" The Orpheum Is the coolest sue" best vent i let ed theatre In the lty a Veritable easts far the heat tuck ered playgoer iiUllflHMHeHH tnis.rafjK9wejBeBeBeBeBv 9eifwsllHil flWakHsSJ via jJStlBaVsaWaHsaaWsaWnsanBBBBBB SflssHPJsssssH nHsHH.11 fVCffliBllwaflaflaflaflaflaflaflaflaflH WOLF HOPPER AND MAY A ROIA TBIANOLt rKATUMf CAIfY AT THt BAT At tha Lyric Tuesday and Wednesday CJTYNEWS Counollman Eursna B. Rmlth and Kanddaughtar Mlaa Sugsbla Cham re, left yestsrday morning for Ps troic wnere tney win spena a wsea vlsltlag with, relatives and frlsnds WATIRLOO NEWS WATERLOO tntl Julv 11 Lodl Ixch Kr ef aatlavo.

CaL. a former Waterloe at the Oeerte Hod Ine home He PndS many friends of the other dtys who are clad jto welcome Him bck asain. Mre. Kreeaiev or Aubnnt wee tno suest Wedriesdey of Mrs. fall Plum In 1 Mr and Mn The msnv Hboemaker Bohivedel now of Minneapolis wiu ne gna to learn inos sns wui soon be et home In Detroit.

Ulcfi within reaohlnv dletanoe of the many old home friends. Her husband formerly an or dalned minister has siren up nls pool tion In the Minnesota state university and has aoeepted, the pastorate of a Pe Miss OleataftoblitBon went this week to Oehkoehc We where she will visit several weeks with her brother, floyd Bliler and family The poroh party Tuesday svenlnf at the I XsSM resldsnqe was really the regular meetlnsT of the On troll club, with Mies Fearne Leas as hoeusa. Of course they had a rood time, that coes without they were arose trie nrancn York Central at the station Ing Is protected by a heavy Iron vale, which drops at the approach of a train and la operated from the tower from which nlaoe the aoDroaeh te the crosstna oannot ba seen. Just as the eutamobile a riven vy wiss uiiia. reacneq me spot the caU dropped htttint the ear with such force that the top was smashed down, the wvlnal htalrl broken the boa or body of the oar cracked open Mrs Dllla struck on the arm and Miss PHla cut on the the eye Ay 'tenders who saw tha affair nasienea ipe reecue cipwuni ai worst.

Tha railroad com Deny should ear talnly he held responsible as no warn' mMsT ilanal la stIwsbii Mr and Mrs, Frank Myers and ehll i Wahash, Jlyda lllne and Hev ana Mrs, Mrs. ifarlo Gass will return to morrow from DheM Rd "fSlV" 'ra th extraordinary Paramount feature "The Dream Gbft irlth Mm Hurray ana meoaor numrif iweiurvu vt.imvi iw uw 'vvw A thrllUnf dram of the aluma of a treat city. A surprise waa alven for Fori Kit son who left to day for bis headquarters at Miles City Montana The party was given at tha home of his parents Mr and Mrs Dan Kitson and all the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Dan Kitson were at home for the event except one daugh ter Miss Jessica Dennis arrived from Windfall for a visit with Mlsa Kathryn Mavlty or rirth street Mrs John Coots went to Fort Wayne for a vlaft Jeanreite Clark Mar) rslk Derna dine and Uermaine hrlsten Margaret enjoyed a picnic In the grove Mrs James Murphy una son An thony went to rort Wayne to day AI Steele was a business ln.tor In ort ayne to day Miss Kdna Am truster returned to Cleveland Ohio after a visit here at the A Kuebler home John Peoples and daughter bue left last night for their home at Air at ar a three months visit here The annual reunion of the Kunkel Klelnknlght families will be held at the grove near Tocsin, July 17 PAYNE NEWS PREBLE NEWS rHb BLk. I July II Mrs Mmry Pnshong of llngton rsturi sd horns Wednesday ftr wssk visit with hsr niecs Mr Ch yurhmsn Hsnry Hits an ths sick list having a bed case of uulnsy The Mlseea Nona cllchsel and Oaf net Millar or Tocslq fsrs visitors In Wctle Msturdsy Mr a Ai Lawrence Llnnsmeler were visitors I Monroevills Dunday "'itllt Hoffno and family returned home after a tu weeks vsestlon at ths 1 ora of Uokrrt bheerlock nesr Coninna. Of oourse son time ws spent at tbs lake ahlng It says ths flshrhg wss good and v.e soi pose the catching was too Uss hons after weeks The llev I Kork of the Luth Khnrrh itTAinhail hla ferSWell Ber man Hundaj naming efter whkh he lefl for a short l.lt In Ohio before going to his new charge at Eegar.

Illlnola A Uoltluer end family left Isst Rat urday for taw weeks' vacation They a III vlalt several different places also at l.ake Uase Tha flwhla til mill Will MMM! OS ckxiklthlng of Ihe past as David tlerllng inersl cenev of It 111 has sold out to a services of the highly eateemed snd be ronptny at Tosln who will begin tesr loved Mrs Margaret Huan Ths Hev Ing It (loan preparatory to moving It hiha Ttiomaa Uulnlan iiaalor nf Im llA Tocaln fhta wtali. maculate tomeptlon chur Toledo, I tlr 0c Ui nemeler waa a Vlsl'or esleprsted tie reuulem high mesa, and In Monroevll ai ver Hunday her paator Hev rather John Ileum I The Hev Iwrnaeif of the WlelUng fardner preached a beautiful a td rhurch 1 an excellent sermon on ouchlag sermon on the spiel did chill The Heform ton' to a Urge oread at like faith of the deceaeed, ihe faltb ihe Lutheran I urch last bunaay einr. ehe had brougi with her In girlhood noon from dear old Ireland 1 hie faith waa I Mr snd lira Piling were Kt Biro sly reinforced by her good worla IWavno tlailoe tedieaday deeds of chnrlty of which even her Mlae Etta Hllonee of peeatur waa a mil frUnnH llttla aW AlarvaiBt Im mu (Itlnr In lrhla TuaadaV Vinan who waa In bar Ttth year hen lire Frerl Hegerfeld and daughter she died, eae left a widow many yeare ef lluasland a re vlsltore at the Jon: ago ahsa Uehton touneh uss little lemith home UiBt week innm lhan a lliltirnflia with four amatl I Mp and Ura Wanl ftnlilnar Called Ol children. Johu (tare Thomas sndntrs rt RhariA st ths Luthirn hOBpltal. Jamsa, er oungesi uaugnter ae now rt vnne Hunday siternoon Mra li llyman not being born until jfhady who 1 1 an operetlon for appen a few monine Biier toe lainvr a auain, sint I fnd Ihs oldest sun I strlck bs and sxp ng burled whlls his fsther'e body lay Mil a.

Mruu at hone In eolie of all these ninhria trlnla tha noble mOthev keDt her little Mnvlt ink? har rHanHa to aiend IhS after family together edupstea them tnlo I noon nit hrr They bed a real good uapful men bLiiil woman Shs nunaead I ima nta tha eamaa that eo de alone Ihe farm the father teft her aidlleht hearts nf children after which aim the eld of her little boys cultivated Mrs. Heler served a delicious luncheon of a character that makes en think and atudy over tha every day problems of life Tuesday and Wednesday Blanche Sweet and Owen Moors will be featured In a film adaptation 0( Under Cover Rio Cooper Magrua phenomenally auccessful drsma which filled tha Cort theatre In New York for several months. In all tha mass of plays which arc produced on Broad way every season this thrilling drama waa oonsulcuous as a tremendous ssn satlon It was owing to Its wonderful appeal to theatre goers that the rare mount corapuny looked Into It and finally secured rights to film tha story Thursday and Friday Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno both popular fav orltes WDI appear In the Yttagraph feature "The Hhop Girl" Added feature those daya. Patha Newa. Saturday will unng cnapter a or mo new cine ser The lirlp of Evil which started off with a bang yeaterday and promle es to be equally as good aa lta wonder tut preaereesor Ttw iron Claw (I: i ah srowns and children Ubert Hogart and child Xloa.1 Dr and Mrs Ors ran ef auburn and Mr and Mrs, Ralph rhomaa of Auburn made up family tha daughtere of right hand, with tha result ui easw Wheat threshing In this vicinity wetl begun, end crop yields as so far reporter) ire eaowing up well.

On tba loossr farm th average was MM sush is per sere. The Terries twarta farm. fust south nf ths Boassf farm wsnt li one better, yielding aa average ei Tie yen ss gag husfcels per acre. Karl Ueraar a rumk IT fromthe mmp at Uano Urspds tkat If the home folks, went la do seeastUng for the soldier boys nothing would be "MM" more Boeepieoie taaai saagasiass eeeas and papera. f.w kut enai 5P uay la tha aaiest aTMrs.

a. jaoyar lata wsea. HAMILTON NEWS HAMItTOM Ind, July Landort, of Qulncy. Ill, Is visiting In the horn of JOr Cameron and family Mart Oaden ef Detroit. Ulch haa been spending th week with relative and friends Mrs Jessie Hammond and eMldran, of Petrolt, Mich, an camping st Cold Springs Mrs Thomaa and dejis htea Charlotte, of Auburn, have been spend Ing a few day, this week with th Brown family at Oakwood place mjrrun uurry nna lamity or ustroit, are guests of bis mother.

Mrs Curry Ths Ladlsa and Pastor's Aid of tha TL Church will entertain the aid of th Chris Is church and tha ladles or ma enurcn or tnia place tha Alavarada and Otaego Aid sooletles, at Enfield pavilion on Thursday Aug uet Id All ere requested to corns with well filled baeketa for ths picnic dlnnsr Tha owner and proprietor of Fnfleld Circle park la not afraid to let It be known that ha la on tha water wagon Lest Sunday a company of Butlerltea visited thla resort bringing with thsm a load of booas looking forward to a jollification no doubt but no sooner had they arrived than Mr, Enfield requested thm to move on Informing them that he bad no uaa or place for boose on his premleea Morris Bodlne, nf chicsgo. Is visit In relatlvss and friends at Alvarado August II to IS Is tha data of the annual meeting of the Disciples of Christ of rlteuben county which will be held with )ha church at this plan The Sunday services will be held at tha Enfield pavilion lest minute It wee found that hs not abls to stand the excitement of the Hence a change or place tns aftsrnoon wss ths abssnos of tha be fovea retner The new end Ho Hub wee entertained Wedneadey afternoon by Mr and Mra Vhsldon llins It waa a lawn sating and a pleeeent one In addition to club membsrs ths hosteee bed Ihe following guests Mra Nlchole of Oklahome Mies miss Alice eievene or veneen of flede Mrs A Dflnlaon and MIbb Maria prewn. The hoalOBa eenved a deNoious not weather luncheon The next meet Ing will hold with Mrs Lllsn Water, men Mrs Clark left Friday morning for her home In Petrolt efter visiting several days with nsr parents Mr and Mrs William Holllater Her eun Russell rs mains for a longer vleit with his grsnd psrsnla Amoig ths Watsrloo people eeen et Auburn Thunder were Mre. Ids Mew ellyn Mrs Alfred Bartholomew end Mrs John Beard The sftsrnoon csrd club wss very plsaaantly entertslnsd Thursday aftsr noon by Mrs It Rtllnser Paul Vlaher and his friend Mr Call both of Toledo were In Weterloo Wednnsri'ly en route the Ste hen county Lakeo for a spelt pf fuiMng while here thev were gueate of Mr Fishers perents, iir, aid Mrs Peter Pleher William Nodlne 1b carrying around two badly I Jured fingere He was Jacking up his big auto truck Wednesday when the creak slipped end came down on hla Mre Angelina I lum getting along fins Hetrr celebrated her elxth try Isel tueaaay cy JA and Improved until it bloasomed as ins rose ana ni mu uu i many mora broad acre a Her pall bearers were SUmmeL Fred Tlo, flank Trtoet Lo Sullivan, H. Braay a Ld iaioy The girls who carried the many beautiful floral tokens of love avd esteem were the grsnd laughters.

Marjorie and Josephine Hyn an at Mirgarnt Flnan also Helen and Irene My man Mimpi 11, teni re.arnus.io frilly Wonka auWe a Katharine Ualoy Purii the funeral ths Luaiuess AiBION NEWS ALBION' Ind July Mr and Mrs Thomas Weber of are visiting noma ioik ror a lew aays. George Uaney trustee or Jeffer aan township, is ths pwasr of a nsw Ford automobile. Mrs, Francis Brooraflsld of Junta. Colo Is visltuf her sister Ura. Miles Kitt of our city Many Albion people attended the dr at Auuurn io oay na report a good las Kdith st Newark.

DeWltt Talbert of Indianapolis ts pen rt DH several daya In our city ss the guest of his mother Mrs. Mary Ta) bert and other relatlvea. lr and Mra, Bpangler are en tertalnlna friends from a dia.ta.rw. Uanlsl flrumbauffh of Green townahlp Is reported as being quits sick Mr and Mrs John Cookley are entertaining, the formers brother Charles Cookley, and wife, pf BL Louis. Mleeouri I Mra Cora Met entertained ths diea Thimble club on Friday afternoon Mra John Green is vlsitln Mr William Uapp of Columbia Lity harleo Bowman a nd have returned from Detroit, where Me.

iwwmiin purcnaeaa a new Btudetraaef Stanley The girls returned homo hsppy wlnh Ipt Vina win nay mora kanitV btfth vi. Tnrr preeent were the Mlaees Mildred Merlins Laursbelle Cable. Ber nita rloffman Aretia Florenoe and Cleo nerllng Uurl Irene. Frma and June rchner and MMvenla Newland Dr OrHndettff a business viiltor In Dctu Uednerlsy Ora WerUns opened the threshing sealnd it ana neoewary un in thin ii iter ihiMaihl ir tlmlA I clana to look after hi hrr Guldnsr on Wednes 1 A Green la reported aa he lug on oay ancraoon. me pus, automobile Arthur Butler had the misfortune of striking Msriutss with his auto ai, eninaj on nunn vrangs Street Mr Uarnt mm waa fi.tureii nnaMani.k and it was neoeaaary for several physl JEFFERSON Orchestra ef Symphony Plsyers.

Pip Organ Recltala TO OAY TO MORROW Paramount Preeente Mae Murray And Theodore Roberts THE DREAM GIRL" A Startling Drama ef the Slums of Great City Added Feature "WHO'S GUILTY?" TUESDAY" AND WEDNESDAY Psrameunt Presents Blanche Sweet And Owen Moore ''UNDER COVER" Adsotsd From One ef tha Greatest Amerleen Stsas Plsys ef AH Psrameunt Cartoon Comedy THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Vrtearepb Pressnts Edith Storey And Antonio Moreno THE SHOP GIRL" Added Peth Newt, SATURDAY Chapter 2 THE GRIP OF EVIL." cms Charlie Chaplin appearing In "Tha Vaga'bond' at the to day and to morrow LYRIC TO DAY AND TO MORROW Charlie Chaplin In His Latsst Comedy THE VAGABOND" And THE HIDDEN FACE" A Gripping Mystsry Drama, Aleo Last Wseh Current Events. (20 Degrees Clr TUESDAY Helen Holmes medicTniTbend" A Thrilling Rsllroad Dram In fin Act. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DeWolf Hopper In a Pieturlsetlon ef That Fameue Pon 'CASEY AT THE BAT" And an Hilarious Keyttene Cemedy FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Frank Keenan THE PHANTOM'' A H'gbly Exoitind Creok Plsy That Will Kee Ysu edge. And an Uproarious Ksystene Comedy,.