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a I tj 44, 4 THE CHICACO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY: OCTOBER rrrry. 1-)AtilY FRIDAY. Oerrn-nrit 18 18 1919. 11Q 4 1ff A a FATTERIS BY CLOTILDE A Friend in Need Sally Joy Brown 1 I 1 I L4 A 11 Tell Devil It's Art if He Asks You 1 Bright-Sayings 1 of the Children DORIS BLAKE'S ANSWERS 1 4' a "THE DRAGON PAINTER." Produced by Haworth. Directed by William Worthington.

Presented al the State-Late. The Tribune" win pay Si for curb childieh saying printed. The tor7 iota must never have been printed in any magazine or paper. It is not possible to acknowledge or return unavailable rentributions. Please write on one side et the paper.

Address bash anlings to Aunty rec. Tribune." Chicago. 0 it 1 (57 )1111 N. .) A 110tIC (7: rPall i. 0 1 et 11 I want to be the medium through which the friend in deed and the friend in need may be brought together.

It may be you, have some discarded article which haa not outgrown its usefulness that will make some less fortunate one happy. and you would gladly we it If you knew bow 10 CO about it. Write to me and I shall be only too bappy to be of service to you. Pleeee write on one side of the paper. When information ia wanted by mail a stamped.

addressed envelope should accompany the request. Please do not wed parcels to The Tribune." bu2 write for the addreel 01 the sOolicant and send direct. THE CAST. WO3LIN'S OR YOUNG GIRL'S DRESS. Many of the most practical of the new fashion features for winter have been incorporated into this frock.

This pattern, No. 408, has a waist which closes at the left shoulder and under the arm, a draped front extends Into sash ends and there are full length dart fitted sleeves. The one piece skirt closes at the back and is joined to an underwaist at the regulation waist line. It is cut in sizes 16 and 18 years and in 36 to 44 inches bust measure. Tat an Itayakalra Vine 00000000 Tsuri Aoki, Kano 4Edward Pail Mats Julia Blanc Jimmy ran a nail in his toot and was compelled to stay in the house He's Taken to Smoking.

Miss Blake: I am a girl le Years old. I care greatly for a young man of about the same age. We have I gone to school together for three years I and have always been great chums. I Lately he has taken to smoking cigar. ets and I have always refused to accept attentions from any one who smokes.

He knows do not like It and does not quit. We have quarreled and It was my fault Do you think I am too particular about my company? Should I give up my ideals and make up? L. E. Instead of making an issue of the cigaret habit, why not use a more persuasive Influence with him? When a young man Is in love he is quite susceptible to reform when it is offered in a tactful way. but every one is more or less stubborn at heart when a thing is made an issue of.

Suppose you try the other tack. There's nothing gained this way. because the boy will stick to his eigareta and lyou will be unhappy. 1 i "ou Order Blank for Clod Ide Patterns. trantsBed for Bab 11.

Jot I am writing to ask you if any of your readers has a-baby bed for which eh has no use. I will gladly pay the charges on Mns K. This is a-popular request It seems that the rising generation must sleep. I hope a bed will be offered soon and If it does shall try to see that it goes to your youngster. 1 i' l'.

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Cane Sirup Cake. We are all up in the air on the sugar question. There have been all sorts of warnings In the newspapers, i and without a doubt certain canny people have laid in large stores against the rise in price. That may be one of I the treasons of the extreme shortage of the present, although there are other. 1 I and far more important reasons.

At present there is a more or less plentiful supply of eane sirup, because Ithe demaid has always been small for this rather strong form of sugar. One of the best known manufacturers of i sugar products has just put a new cane sirup on the market. This sirup used in coffee gives It an ugly shade, yet there Is not so much difference between coffee sweetened with cane sirup and a cup flavored with cane sugar as between some of the other products which may have either the one or the other type of sweetening. Take that simple cake recipe which we may vary so endlessly and hold always In high esteem since it Is but terless, and substitute cane sirup for cane sugar In that, using a scant cup. The formula Is: Three eggs, one cup of sugar, one cup of flour, one teaspoon or a little more of baking powIder, six tablespoons of hot water, one teaspoon of flavoring.

Separate the whites and yolks of eggs and beat each'. To the whites beaten to a stiff snow beat in gradually a scant cup of cane sirup as in making cooked icing. Fold In the beaten yolks and then fold In a little at a time the flour, which has been sifted with the baking powder. and finally the hot water and flavoring. A line textured moist cake will result If this is carefully put together.

Ice with sifted confectioner's sugar wet up with milk and flavored with vanilla. CLOTILDE, DtTLY TRIBUNE, CHICAGO. Int.losed find Please send me the Clotilde patterns listed below: Pattern number. Size. Price.

By Mae TiniSe. The artist in you just purrs over pictures like this Dragon Painter '1 If the devil should ask you "Is It art?" tell him it is. It is art in acting; art in photography; art in direction; art in subtitle. It is as exquisite and complete a thing as I have ever seen on the screen. Against a background of towering mountain and feathery waterfall is etched the charming tale of Tatsu, dragon painter." a youthful Japanese eccentric and genius, who searches for his dragon maid," whom he would Until he can find her he puts the passion and devotion he wouvi lavish on her in the crude but mastert sketches he makes, but to crumple in fury and toss away.

No wonder hist people think him a madman. 408 7 AZ, 4 1 4., Ai Iles' 11 1 1 40 8 A C) et at It 1,41 iiirs, I It, lit 11 1 A If ''s I 41 7 1 3 CI 1 0, I I) A. I 101 I Name. 00 OA Oa Restores the ture's beautiful, ort. inal finish.

A dry, lasting lusAat! One clothNot two. Once over the fur- tureNot twice. I street. 00000000 .010 0 No Clothes tor Baby. I am 17 years old.

married, and expecting a baby soon. My husband cannot work and I need clothes for the baby. CoUid some of your readers help us? L. P. trust some one can this pitiful plea.

at7 0.0 OOOOOOOOOOOO 0 0. Ot 00 0 State of his heart's desire, the of painting mysteriously forsakes ITatsu. Kano is disconsolate. 1.Tme. broken hearted.

Lyknu nu rubs the ell ity this 5 six -Not in. Saves Time! luk 0311 Saves Work! Vihnoall 31f Use Little! G. Mei ned I Rub Dry! rubs the dirt offNot in. Use Little! D73--" ned 1 Rub Dry! tiand I asked his mother if she wouldn't buy from another peddler and elle, curious, asked why. to which the little chap replied: Well.

he has such a nice horse!" F.M. Andy was asked by his mother why he was late at supper, and he said he had been playing soldier and that the boys were digging trenches. When asked if he helped to dig the trenches he replied. "No. I was Gen.

Pet-thing." Mita. la. S. His, work, however, is brought finally to the notice of Kano, a great artist Kano, who has a daughter, is disconsolate because he cannot find a son-in-law, wt." like him. self, is a genius and capable of worthily carrying on the name of Kano.

Then comes the mad Tatou' to visit. In the daughter he sees the dragon maid of his dreams. In hi- Kano sees the longed for son-in-law The dragon rnaid and the dragon painter are married. Then comes tragedyfor with the How to Order Mil 1de Patterns. Write your name and address plainly on dotted lines, giving number and size of such patterns you want.

Inclose 12 cents in stamps or coin (wrap coin carefully) for each number, and ad. dress your order to Cloti ide, CmcAno DAILY TRIBUNE, Chicago. Note: Cloti Ide patterns are made in New York exclusively for THE CmcAn0 DAILY TRIBUNE- They are perfect in fit, up to date in style, and the easiest of all patterns to use. 61 It Is because of ire you cannot paint," she mourns and Tatsu supremely happy in his love admits she speaks the truth. So in the still hours of the night time departs and her pathetic note tells her husband that she has gone "to the pool where the waters speak." No more of the story from me.

But do see the picture. I love to know you're having a good time! ifie.s Ka and for a few days. I missed, him and asked Bob. his pal, where be was. 0, he had a puncture yesterday," was Bob's reply.

E. L. R. Walter's mother' trades with a certain peddler, who comes into the alley every few days. The other day Walter Almbon 0.

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0 FEATURING id re WEST ittris ri, in I vrItr.13' 1 "4 1 A 'i Arts 4- 4.4:. 4-' 1 4 be proic 3 IT5ers 1 AN Aeis ta tali I 2M sial OpenreA A AN AMAZING SEAMY SIMI by: R11111E11 the Gorgeous Ras tru Mack Sennett's Orlimi Gil Mrs. BATHING GIRL5k4- bee, Disporting Capriciously In Dria to It. Tableaus. Adorned in the Most Fete ing and Abbrev iated Sots You SAW THEM IN PICTLVI 413 HERE THEY ARE IN REAL.

UK I 11 of Also a Hilariously Funny Cower Mack Sennettes Ona Crania ff- 5go on tg of HINILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS Monroe BEAUTYCLASSDISTINCTION I Inthe Largest Playhouse In CAlcage People Accommodating at One )ne TlmnieThan Any 1:4 Other Theatre K-2 I EE I I E--- 1 King of Wit of the Follies, in ALraosT King of Wit of the Follies, In "ALrilOST A Today Tomorrow 653 .63 St. PARAMOuPir A RTC1WT PICTURE. Vik: ofr 11 '-'-t 06 001.0.01. immeler ,,,001.12161.1 orgarge 1.910.0111V 11 -11 -411f0 i A i 1 853 .63 St. CONTINUOUS LWID1130 Today re With Pictb Tomorrow nch Like pu r' A Mul 'The Kick p-l 01.

-0 11 011.111111 4 211 F----- '4 t. --4 I' SuPerv A FARAmottta by ARTICIWT THOMAS -Iv, I C. PiCTuo v't-c fi 1, I 1 1 11 te41 14la '4Ii, 41t -ii itS Id 11 44 14 1 ---------771 00 I Di7triti symitHoply at -TODAY TOMORROW 5 Salisbury THE MANSFIELD OP THE SCREEN E-0- Also "THE GREAT GAMBLE" Serial 0 E--- Coming Tomorrow 7-'4 WILLIAM RUSSELL Nm ----1 in "Six Feet Four" r-- E------ E- a -11 Today's world series game played at El. Comiskey Park between Cincinnati end 0 White Sox teams will be shown on the 0 tonight at the Vista Theatre. ENID BENNETT -LAST TWO DAYS Goldwyn Pictures Present HUSBAFID" My "Almost Wife says she is in terrible trouble.

Of course she is. Ain't she going to znarry me? Mae Tinee in The Chicago Tribune sayssb "I laughed now and then and once I think I had a tear in my eye. Felt like it." Virginia Dale hi The Chicago Daily Journal says: "The story is a good one for Will Rogers and his pugnosed realism is worth going to see." 1 pf; .0517 1 1 4 Ci40 1" LIP4It 7. 0 1 7 7- Jones, Unick Schaefer's I 11 KANDOLPH NOW .40 -it RANDOLPH-NEAR STATE Ir---- -LAST TIMES TODAY-----'-: The Darhng of the Screen HOODLUM" --CONTINUOUS, M. 8:30 A.

M. TO 11 P. M. Coming Tomorrow Mabel Normand i-IN--. 4.4 lito ra 624 WU ViNtinAN AV LINICK-JACCrav lassies itaptj 17mlwilt pia E7 ire to 1-V- Blot 4 ii a Fil Lem 1 WEEK fiVIVRI7 IN METZ PLAY 40; A-- IMUSANP1 1AVLMS-0 VIIM A EAScilittiCr.

VF TEARS a ALICE JOYCE Winchester Woman" NORTH gntil 11 nn Bryn Mawr or. B'way. at Bryn Mawr "IP Station Mat. 2:30 P. Evg.

GAS to It P. M. tartutuTismo Liana-at Just the Play for RIVIERA PRESENTATION It Couldn't Be Better If It Were Made to Order Charles Ray In a Human Storya Living Romance of laughs and pathos. beautifully Staged and Excellently Acted. The Egg Crate Wallop An ideal medium for the moods of the RIVIERA ORCHESTRA and particularly adapted to the witcheries of Riviera stagecraft.

Riviera Topical Review, Brief Playlets. Full Orchestra Performance Begins 2:30 P. Preceded by a Musicale at 2 on Mezzanine Floor. Doors open 1:45. I Attend the Matinee and Early I Evening's Performance Coming Monday for a Week NAZIMOVA The Great She was never more sublime emotional capacity never soared higher than LS "THE BRAT" A typical NAZIMOVA drama, full of laughs and tears, a brilliant play for RIVIERA PRESENTATION.

zzs Tn. ot Jones, Linick Schaefer's 111 It. -----z---: ANDOLPH-NOW -1 tra I It i 711, 1- to1r4 A. 624 WU tWlitAN AV 4' RANDOLPHNEAR STATE ri, uNt.jAmay eingnistst -4 ST A rer-! .43 II LAST TWO DAYS, The Darling TODAY of the Screen freMil Am tEg WEEK 4 u-cum uk -1 a Goldwyn Pictures Present Just the Play for TS' 17 imis RIVIERA PRESENTATION ptARN itvo 4 ,,,41 0 i Couldn't Be Better If It Were 1 ------------2 al 42. V.digo 4.

'9' Made to Order Wif LAVLM ys Tll'1) 0 IKF- 4: P. -Charles Ray -0 -1)-7 44-Po" or 1 a 0 rl 4.,,4.0.,., .4.4 1------ IN MEP' PLAY VI; A--- In a Human Storya Living Romance 11 B. A II 1 "TI le II1C7LISANP1 Staged and Excellently Acted. 0 VIIM A laughs and pathos. beautifully The Egg Crate Wallop 1" HO 0 Ideal medium for the moods of 11.591,m.

121VA ilff the RIVIERA ORCHESTRA and par. ekz. i Riviera stagecraft. A Ocularl adapted to the witcherie of My "Al most sahe ste VF TEARS F--- CONTINUOUS ge 1 -tw If ft is in terrible trouble. Of coarse 7.

n' w- Riviera Topical Review, Brief Playlets. she is. Ain't she going to 8.30 A. TO 11 a Full Orchestra Performance Begins marry me? 2:30 P. Preceded by a Musicale at 2 Mae Tinee in The Chicago COMING on Mezzanine Floor.

Doors open 1:45. Tribune Tomorrow I JOYCE I Attend the Matinee and Early I "I laughed now and then and i IN Evening's Performance once I think I had a tear in my EL---- eye. Felt like it." "The Winchester Woman" Virginia Dale In The Chicago I Mabel i Daily Journal says: Coming Monday for a Week F-----Hi NAZIMOVA "The story is a good one for Gr Will Rogers and his pugnosed eat realism is worth going to see." Normand NORTH She was never more sublime Her emotional capacity never soared gntl, 11 ill II VII nnn higher than as "THE BRAT" g------ li N. Bryn Mawr r. B'way, at Bryn typical NAZIMOVA drama, full Mawr Station El of laughs and tears, a brilliant play g----- Mat.

2:30 P. Evg. GAS to II P. M.1----7. for RIVIERA PRESENTATION.

a 7,1 1 9 --7---- Ea ----7-- mosumalle I Woman" mi Sli it'll min at Bry0 Oft 2 1 of to II P. M. I loi I rk 6 LA II Just the Play for ii RIVIERA PRESENTATION E-7" IN "STEPPING OUT" -51- Also --g 'SURPRISE PARTY N'EVERYTHING' 1--- Briggs' Comedy 7-0 ALSO TONIGHT -ALSO TONIGHT- 14 F---- Eli P-Inmnnnza HARPER S3rd and Harper Ave.Mat. Daily. dYankee Doodk in de 11 ips andlf YOU'LL LAUGH FROM Kai START to FINISH oft.

on CENTRAL PARK ORCHESTRA 16) Ea te Has boos Roved int tor 11MT at fooltoot IControl Park Telma Eveats, Bilk k4pak 1 Pktursokas Tableaux. TbeatfliAll t000kt" Coott000tto Ftoot 2 a. to Mood liAte 'rm. Ari TARTING MONDAY NAZIMOVA i Tit ow San4 Kai Kai Kai CHICAGO (WHITE SOX) -5 and CINCINNATI (REDS) World's Championship Series 1 8 CONSTANCE ri 2- TALMADGE- fi TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE" Christie Comedy Petite Review Bl'aTatitrACJ Ord. cm titte I R.

PAUL ORCHESTRA Vocal and Instrumental Solo Fa Theatrical Plavelties Accompany -a, Pantheon "As An Ides" Presentation. E--; GARFIELD AND MICHIGAN rq CHARLES E. WHITTAKER'S ream I "mommim HAmEu) S431 Soutpatted St. -ADDED ATTRACTION rastmengy Famous Story Coming Sunday 5: I "FIRES of FMTH" I 1 HI PRISCILLA DEAN and wt A A od IL itan e--4. ND AND MARSHALL Pin TODAY ek TOMORROW 1 Added Attraction E-Ef --L7i CHARLES CHAPLIN 1 "The Floor Exclusive Chicago Presentation 9 a.

p.m Added Attraction, CHARLES CHAPLIN "The Floor Walker" Exclusive Chicago Presentation III MILDRED HARRIS NE CATHERINE ClaNERT 3 a a a I "Mickey" JrAL A super-picture that comes on once ha a lifetime. IlliCkey "HER FIRST KISS" in I and EUGENE O'BRIEN Also Mahe Review Lloyd Comedy Miracle Man" 1 giluirmrealinintnlunummunimuluumnuminazr' 1 i 1 1 9. 1 'qk Douglas ARCO MpINIGcSOOFN ORD Fairbanks i in The Hoodlum 1 "His Majesty, 1 the 7 tunnsora -nun American' 1 ()TENT GAR61 W.r.-- the a--. 9 American LOWNT GAR COMING SOON MARf-PICKFORD in The Hoodlum Tr, Douglas g--- MAR CONING SOON L---: PICKFORD T7 I 1 1.1- 11-- ouglas zzr, 1 C-taningThe 14414mr4411414414 4 1 UTTITT511111i1E1117711111nrrl I IN Pk RP All MOS rt at 1 ClitilIMIIIIW.i41 iiiiiiiiii 1111111111111111111i iiiii it, iiiiiiiii illillUitalitiSilli6ditiling Ei CRANE 4Z36 Archer AVCflUC TODAY InirnillI111111111177711 .0,111,11 1 a CHARLES RAY "Egg Egg Crate Wallop" i4 pte- 1-; 1 tirTe 411,4614 'ATrV'. ti), Z1.1 kl.t.

LI 'at, a Roosevelt Road at Plana TODAY TOMORRO I E--; MADLAINE TRAVER-Cetrg g-a Fa HE KING OF PEP AT HIS BEST 2 STREET --nutmullACKS011 PARKmcon I -9 EMI AND STONY ISLAND AVE. E--: Continuous 2 to 11 P. M. F--: 1 le-CONSTANCE-9- El TALMADGE --3 El I -ADDED ATTRACTION FaStINSIMCCALDY "SON OF A HUN" ENID BENNETT "Stepping Out" WILSON AVE. AT THE STA.

Era DAILY MATINEES EXCLUSIVE NORTH SIDE SHOWING a-- D. W. Griffith's 8 is unauramosimutimunuallommumiurannum Eng 1 ()JONES. UNICE A SCHAEFER'S '41-61fr HE-7---------- RP UM 8 A. M.

to 12 P. M. --T- 1 a State near Monroe -----'z F---7-- EXCLUSIVE CHICAGO SHOWING HOUDINI 2------ A. G. SPENCER, DIRECTOR 7- -a'74 1 N.

gi 410 So. MICHIGAN AVE. I HE GRIM GAME" 3 NO1V PLAYING L------------ The Picture That Ail Chicago 11 Coming MART PICRPORD In a GEORGE LOANS TUCKER'S Talking About 7-'3- tomorrow "THE HOODLUM" ia- Masterpiece A rmArsAs AAP A 1 14 MADISON "A TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE" Burton Mimes Chaumont Pictorial 0 11 0 Iri A runrmig N. W. STA.

AT HOWARD ST LAST TIMES TODAY- BESSIE BARRISCALE "HER PURCHASE PRICE Is the Price higher in Civilized Countries Than hi Oriental? P. Lyons Moran Comedy News "The Splendid Sin 20TH CENTURY Trirjs CLAIRE BRIGGS COMEDY a KIMBARK 6240 ILDEBARK ATEICCE MABEL NORMAND "A PERFECT 36" 7-: She Stepped OutHe Objected She Overruled An Unusual PlayAbly Portrayed g. Art Kahn and Orchestra of Soloists ---ri Weekly Comedy Vocal Soloists 54 I Superior PresentationWorkra Greatest Organ ri fl ti1 I 11 linm 1162 EAST 63RD STREET 1162 EAST 63RD STREET "WIT Wi ckil. It 7. a SAVOY 4346 W.

MADISO rrstien Dattorat GISU in OF Ixcr to en ,11 NORTHWEST 1., YID WEST LAST SHOWS orki, TIMES DMIX TODAY FIRST TIME AT POPULAR LASTE TIMESB TODAY TAPIHT)t eaog loor -9 JACQUES BEAUCAIRE'S I ORCHESTRA OF 20 n' TomorrowWILLIAM DESMOND a 'Dangerous Waters" BAND BOX NEAR LA SALLE "WHEN BEARCAT WENT DRY" A THRILLING PICTURE OW KENTUCKY 5-- F1 El E-it. 7,2 D. W. GRIFFITH'S Mammoth Surer-Production ddLIC A D'IgQ nE1 OF P. E------ E---- cz Lim BU CIUflGHflr I1W'M1'INL 3319 NORTH CLARK STREET Lincoln Diversey Pkwy.

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1:3041 ..1 0 .4., 41 si fi 'N 3 I a2q iin i 9LAt 1 '''N'''''''N ''11'. sV' 4, ,4 's 1 1 I s. 4N a THE WORLD" Featuring LILLIAN GISH and ROBERT HARRON EASTERLY "CHECKERS" Wirat(trirgiul Drama fr: A b-4, VJ TONIGHT-1 to 11 al E---- Dorothy Dalton '11 in "THE MARKET OF SOULS" a---: This is a good picturethe best this a ar: star ever appeared Ina good picture hET-- 1 and our orchestra guarantees a worth. 8 while evening. CIFIAKSZA NUICItt AV, NR.

CALIFORN14 At I a ContinuousI to II P. Id. Joseph ss -Li i- ttle Brother ti. 4 Ab Irlk I I I DEARBoRN 40 W. DIVISION STREET WILLIAM RUSSELL "SIX FOOT FOUR" BUGG LINCOLN AND 110BEIt 1 Cont.

to 1130 P. ELSIE 'Witness for the Defense VERN ON 61st STREET AT VERNON OLIVIF. TELL in "The MACK SENNE1TS BATHING GIRLS tk 4,,, -i-. 11.1 T. LA SALLE DIVISION between LA SALLE A WELLS STS.

BRYANT WASHBURN in "Love Insurance" of the ot the LAKE SHORE Brestivras, at 'Remora 7 TO 11 M. ROSEMARY, THEBE 'When a Woman Strikes" Bmistivrai at Ttelmnm 7 TO 11 P. -0 REGENT 6744 Sheridan itr. Love la 'IP to 11 P. Mt EMMY WEETLEN in Favor to a Friona'.

DREXEL 858 E. B. cot- ENID BENNUT in "Stepping Out" EtR'rON HOLMES TRAVELS Itio Ls Greater Orchestra stare hove BELL 1S3 1) Milwaukee Avi 110411 TODAY NEAL HART "WHEN THE DESERT. SMILES" 1 Ak4 A k1 1 a tP 8 .1...,. 2 E-7.

Picture That Will Live Forever in our Memory ---s: '1 4 fig a I tv kb' a 1,9 E-7. -M- Picture That Will Live Forever in I our Memory 1 i t'71 NV s'- zr-- Ni k4 I s''1 4 A P. s' 6cv, 2 r--: KEYSTONE 3912 SHERMAN ROAD BIT.T.m BURKE In "MISLEADMG WIDOW" IN CONJUNCTION WITH "YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN" HAND'S ORCHESTRA 74 A a ES -2-- L': Only Theatre Showing a "The Miracle Man" L---- Attend the Matinee If Possible a E----. CONTINUOUS 12:30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT a 12:30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT 11 2433 AVENUE E-3 rm- ZANE GREYS Most Wonderful Story Ea: lOGRAPH 2433 LINCOLNM AVENUE -2- ZANE GREYS Most Wonderful Story HEREIN 11111110 I I I ERII I E-: i 1 E. 1 --1 Also Exclusive Chicago Showing "BACK TO THE KITCHEN" Very Latest Mack Seanett Comedy ago Showing KITCHEN" anett i.32 1 6 36 It LI Zo CROWN I I Division atP "DESERT GOLD" Ashland Ave.

El COLUMBUS at bid Ashland' ELLANTEE DEVON CLARK -a ELSIE FERGUSON :14 'WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE" BILLIE BURKE and FATTY ARBUCKLE Misleading Widow" E--- in "BACK STAGE" -g- Special News Reel Showing First InnritEDnnintrD 8211 World's Series Games I KNICKERBOCKER Id CHATEAU Broadway at Grace St. STARTING TODAY Chateau Presentation of 7. 2 Chateau Presentation of InTAIT ATI Broadway at g- .0 -ADDED ATTRACTICII'," tIS 4 "Virtuous Husbandic4-. IRVING PARE Tte' 7111:: AT citAwroAD Douglas Paramount-Artcratt Special kt --6-1-- -1 a a a a a 00.4. 370 1 THEDA BARA In David Belasco9s Daring Drama "LA BELLE RUSSE" of Poland" "LA BELLE RLISSE" of Poland" BARA Daring Drama RUSSE" of Poland" D.

W. GRIFFITH'S Supreme Triumph SPASM 1.0 Supreme Triumph 1 1 i 4 1 4 so 1 KEDZIE ANNEX mtilITINE EAT "WHOM the GODS WOULD DESTROY" PATRIC REVIEW 1 "HEARTS OF -1 I THE WORLD' Clark and 1 9 UNE COURT Center i I lUilt.ftr..RDLOt..ftE.11. e'. 4, 7 Ea Ala GEORGE I E-Z P- WALSH fl 24 a FY' 11- 4 IK 174. er With Elaborate Musical Program By GREAT DAY Chateau Augmented Orchestra After- SECO BROADWAY Halsted at D.

W. GRIFFITH'S E-- COSMOPOLITM1 79th St. E------ g-- 'HEARTS of the WORLD' p. LILLIAN GISH. DOROTHY GISH.

ff ELSIE FERGUSON 74- WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE" ROBT. HARRON and An All Star Cast th; FATTY ARBUCKLE LAKESIDE 4730 In "BACK STACIE" SHERIDAN ROAD F-r--- Special News Reel Showing First FRANK KEENAN World's Series Games FRANK KEENAN noon and Evening I Known as HEARTS OF Known as E- MEIMEMr4 AOMMMINMM t. 1: MUSK. PeriroR I "1812" Juvenile Hour Tomorrow, I THE WORLD 'THE LITTLEST REBEL" 7.4 With D. W.

GRIFFITH'S I THE WORLD Wan D. W. IJRIFF1111'5 Famous Cast "His Majesty, the America LOGAN SQUARE 2542 ONIGHTSONG REVIEW b. W. GRIFFITITS MET KATTY DO ir FIG STNFRONT ORrarsTEA 4, rAtIDZvILLE Every EIATUALoAl-ic---- --00 I "The False Code" TH WINNING pi-A T1 Tr LILLIAN anti DOROTHY GISH, E- FROLIC 55th Street arid g.

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