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THE TTMES-DEifOCKAT. LIMA. OHIO, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRU AKY 19, 1916. Sill mm- mm AMUSEMENTS AT THE FAUROT MUSICAL: COMKIV AM MIXSTKKL Wednesday and Thursday Wayfarer's Minstrels. Annual entertainments clever young club men who never fail to delight big audiences.

Saturday Afternoon and Xight--''When Dreams Corae True." charming musical comedy of youth. Prtsuy rare humor aad graceful dances abound in it. Barrett Green- wood heads the cast. MOTIOX PICTURES times of "Black Pear." a new Metro wonder-picture Jn whi-h Grace Klliston. Edward Brennan, Grace Valentine and a line cast do some superb acting.

Paramount! News Pictures are also on the program. Sunday and Monday--Dustiu Parnum. popular dramatic star, in his latest film success. "The Call of the Cumt-rlabuds." He is supported by Wianifred Kinjrgton. Myrtle Stedman, Herbert Standing, Page Peters and other notable actors.

Bill also includes the new novelty in filma. Animated Silhouettes by the fatuous artist, C. Allan Gilbert. Tuesday--Only one day of the favorite, Pauline Frederick, in her latest film triumph, "The Spider." Also introduces the new Paramount-Burton Holmes Travelpictures, ihe series depicting "The Cliff Dwellers of America." Friday--Only one day of another wonderful emotional actress, Olga Petrova, who will appear In Rupert Hughes' fine photodrama, "What Will People Say." Paramount News Pictures are shown also. AT THE STAR Today--Sparkling program that includes a two-part Hex drama, "Dolly's funny Billie Ritchie in an L-KO comedy, "Twenty Minutes at the Fair," and the Animated Weekly.

Dupe," a three-part Gold Seal Drama of the Underworld, with Herbert Rawlinoon and Agnes Vernon in the leading roles, and "The Disappearing Groom," a Xestor comedy with Ray Gallagher and Billie Rhodes as principal factors in the fun-making. AT THE ORPHEUM Sunday--Great five-reel motion picture feature, "When Love is KiKng," a romantic drama. Special vaudeville numbers between the'reels. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday--Special Washington's Birthday feature.

Col. J. Pattee presents his "Old Soldier Fiddlers," flve In number, and totalling over 350 years In age. Four other high class vaudeville acts. (Thursday, Friday and Saturday--Special feature, Harry Sharreok presents his miniature musical comedy, "The Footlight Girls-" Four other entertaining vaudeville acts.

the flnrt of the new Burton tongs "Back 'Fore de War" Paramount travel pictures in which sether. This act has been a great Ithe patron, of the Faurot are taken'sensation on the Kleth circuit, in all the larger cities, and Mr. Sun 'on a tour among the cliff dwellers of (America. Burton Holmes IB known America's most celebrated travel- ler. For years be lias exhibited UU i wondrous pictures before enormous audiences in New York.

Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston. The ac- Iquisition of this noted entertainer i was only permitted to hook the aet for Lima owing to a break la the routing issued by the Keith booking office. Tbe act will warm the hearts of the older people in the audiences, as the combined ages of the FAIIROT OPERA HOUSE THE HAPPY CROWDS" by Paramount is indeed a master Utroke, for Its gives to all cities of THIS members of the company is over 350JOCT FOK years, and if the spirit and ginger REFERENCE they put in the act was to be used as a criterion, one would lead to i country opportunity to witness. think they were still their teens, i ll HeraiuS Jan entertainment that has heretofore; confined to the few ciies above' named. It Is a glorious opportun- to the wonders or our coun- AT THE LYRIC Sunday and Monday--Alice Brady in "The Rack." Tuesday and Wednesday--Clara Kimball Young in "Camllle." AT THE EMPIRE Sunday--Mary Nash In "The Tides of Time," five act drama- Monday--Bryant Washburn and Ruth Stonehouse, in "Destiny," a three act Essanay drama.

Tuesday--Theda Bara, William Shay and Nance O'Neil, in "Kreutzer Sonata," a William Fox production. Wednesday--Julia Swayne Gordon 'in the three act drama, "The Thirteenth Girl." Ogre and the Girl," a three-act Lubln drama. Friday--Vlnnle Burns, In the three-act Knickerbocker drama, "Every Girl." Saturday--True Boardman and Marian Sals. Jir. aad Mrs.

Sidney Drew and Bud Duncan. AT THE ROYAL Today Mignon Anderson, Bert Delaney and Yale Benned in "The Knotted Cord." "Seeing America First," as well as acorking comedy. Sunday Hazardous Helen Holmes in the seventh of the "Girl and the Game" thrillers, entitled, "Spike's Awakening." The latest weekly events. Vivian Rich. Al Vosburgh in American comedy, "A Sanitarium Scramble." Monday Bessie Barriscale in "The Painted SquL" guDnorted by Truly Shattuok and Charles AT DREAMLAND L.

C- Shumway, Velma Whitman. Melvln Mayo and Eleanor Blevins in the two-reel Lubin Siberian convict drama "The Silent Mau Broncho Billy In Essasay, "His Escape as as Pa McGinnia in another of the "Bringing Up Father" series. Sunday Art Acord and Dixie Stratton in "The Extra Man and the Milk Fed Lion." "Charlie Chaplin No. 2," in the Vosue comedy, "Sammy versus Cupid." Monday-- Hazardous Helen Holmes in "The Girl and the Game" thrillers, "Spike's Awakening." Also a drama and comedy. DREAMS COME TRUE." "When Dreams Come True," which will toe presented at the Faurot next Saturday afternoon and night, February 26, is a combination of melodrama, farce, music and dancing.

The first act takes place on the deck of an ocean liner, bound from Havre to New York. The principal character, "Kean Hedges," is a swift young American, who has been entangled with a Parisian dancer, to the intense anger of his father in New York, who, hearing of the escapade, has cut off his son's revenue. The youthful adventurer thus has found it necessary to go home in the steerage, where, of course, he is very miserable. But, In the first cabin there Is a charming girl, who, unknown to herself, is ing made use by a woman smug- to land a string oC valuable in America. The young man sees her from his place on the steerage deck, although he cannot approach her.

Later they meet upon the dock in Nftw York, and Hedges assists Beth to outwit the customs officers, thus earning her regard and the complications of their true love immediately begin. There is a lively chase for the string of pearls, participated in by young girl, the female smuggler and a score of customs house detec- The costly bauble passing through the hands of most of the characters 'before matters are straightened out at the finish. There are three acts in "When Dreams Como True," and in these four complete sets of scenery are shown. The ballroom 'scene in the final act Is painted on silk instead of canvas. This original and expensive plan has been employed to secure a lighting effect of great beauty.

The book of "When Dreams Come True" Is by Philip Bartholomae, author of "Over Night" and "Little Miss Brown," and the music is by Silvio Hein, the composer of many of Marie Cahill's greatest successes. The company engaged to present "When Dreams Come True" numbers 50 people, most of them artists who have gained fame as players of ability. There are two dozen pretty girls to grace the stage, a score of dancing numbers, no end of whistleable, ear-tinkling musical numbers and an assortment of the very latest and up-to-the-minute feminine finery of the most costly kind. jtry. The Metro picture for next week is also limited to one day.

The star is Mme. Olga Petrova, another prime favorite with Faurot audiences and an actress of rare power. Mme. Petrova will appear in a new Metro wonderplay by the distinguished dra- Is a Han espe tale Pan It town Rex A pleasing act for both young and old. In addition to this great novelty four other high class vaudeville acts will be offered.

Catherine Dean A New Era In Motion Mae Finch, the dainty dancing soubrette with the youthful and tuneful musical comedy, "When Dreams Come Faurot OIK era HOUMI, matinee and night, February 26. in fer J. two THE FAUROT'S PICTURES. Tha new additions to the Paramount and Metro programs of motion pictures at the Faurot opera house will all be in evidence next to week. The past week saw the delightful Bray Cartoons, the Ditmars animal pictures and Paramount news pictures augmenting entertainments already rich with good things, and the coming week will see the Burton Holmes Travel pictures and C.

Allan Gilbert's Silhoutte fantasies placed on the bills with the feature photoplays. The Faurot is now In exclusive possession of contracts which will give it a series of entertainment that are not excelled In any city of the country. For today the Faurot will have the last presentation of the admirable Metro feature, "Black Fear." It is indeed a wonder play in point ot gripping iterest, settings and photography while the cast, which Includes Grace Elliston, Edward Brennon, Grace Valentine, Paul Everton and John Tansey, is truly a remarkable one. It is accompanied by Paramount news pictures. For Sunday and Monday the Faurot will have the ever welcome favorite and celebrated dramatic actor of heroic roles, Dustin Farnum.

In his portrayal of virile American characters Mr. Farnum stands without a peer. It is such a part that he ppears In the new Palles production ar the Paramount program, "The lall of the Cumberlands." It is a icturization of the book and play by harles Neville Buck and gives Mr. 'arnum even greater scope for ef- ective actin gthan he had in that ecent Pallas hit, "The Gentleman rom Indiana." The program, will Iso contain the first of the new Par- mount novelties, the Gilbert Anl- lated Sllhouttes, which have occa- ioned unstinted praise wherever so ar shown. This particular film is ntltled "In Bad, the Sailor," a fan- asie of fun in an entirely new and novel vein.

The engagement of Pauline Fredrick, who comes next on the Paramount program, is limited to Tues- ay only. This celebrated actress of motional roles will appear in her atest film success, "The Spider." esides its tnso dramatic situations, he play has the additional interest presenting Miss Frederick in two absolutely diSeernt roles, the one a notorious Parisian beauty, and the ther her charming and ingenoua daughter. The star has the sup- iort of Thomas Holding and Frank who were seen with her In 'The Eternal City," and the Famous layers have gii'en the play a sump- uons and artistic production. With "The Spider" will be shown nve-recl Weinre Fewturo, "When Txve Is Oiuhcum Vaudeville. taining comedy sketch entitled "Out Pictures.

of Luck." with Miss Lewis and Mr. Vere E. Cherry in her supporting company. Smith and Glynn. two of Jf; the funniest black-face comedians.

who are famed as "The Original Calendar of the Varied, Artistic and Wholesome Entertainments That Are Always Assured to the Patrons of the Faurotv Look Over the New Features Now is the Time; You Owe it to Yourself Become a Paramount Regular LAST TIMES TODAY METRO PICTURES CORPORATION PRESENTS THE EMINENT DRAMATIC ACTRESS GRACE ELUSION SUPPORTED BY EDWAKD BRENNAN AND GRACE VALENTINE IN A POWERFUL PHOTOPLAY "BLACK FEAR" Accompanied by PARAMOUNT NEWS PICTURES ism, nupen rausuoe, euuuea. bat Will People Say." The story vital one of today and the brll- star is seen in a role that is 'daily adapted to her marvelous nts. It will be accompanied by amount news pictures. STAR THEATER. will be very difficult to find in today a more attractive prom that the new one offered at the theater.

It contains a two-part drama, "Dolly's Scoop," which Louise Lovely and Lon Cheney the leading roles. It has that niest of all screen comedians, lie Ritchie, who appears In an ex- ciating farce, "Twenty Minutes at Fair," and winds up with that of all news films, the Animated ekly, with its up-to-the-minute tores of recent world events. Sunday's headliner at the Star is lie Dupe," a three-part Gold Seal ma of the underworld. Herbert wlinson and Agnes Vernon, tip- favorites with Star audiences, -e the principal characters. "The appearing Groom," a Nestor with Blllie Rhodes and Ray llagher heading a cast of clever ceurs, completes the program.

ORPHEUM. keeping with the patriotic rit the Orpbeum theatre will of- a great Keith novelty for the ishingtpn's birthday feature, and Ich will open a three days' en- Cement Monday afternoon. Col. A. Pattle will offer The Old Sol- Fiddlers, three boys in blue and aona of Dixie, who actually igrht In opposing armies during a civil war, who now play tunes Street Manicurists." "The Dainty Little Stars," Anthony and Adele, 'That Whistler and the Girl Piano iccordioniste," one of the season's oiggest surprises, and C.

Porter Nor- on Company, In mirth, magic and llnsion, completing a high class vaudeville offering. Special tomorrow (Sunday) an Edison photoplay five parts entitled' "When Love Is King," and as Its title Implies, deals with a romance, but there is enough action and spice in it to satisfy the most exacting. The theme the love affairs of a kins and a young American Iglrl whose dady finally buys a kingdom, title and all, to make smooth sailing for the yonng monarch and his daughter. There Ms spice aplenty in Love Is Klne," as a scene of an attempted assassination and an inter- Mignon Anderson and All Star Cast In 3-reel Detective Mystery The Knotted Cord, Also a Comic and SEE AMERICA FIRST' ROYAL TODAY Also L. C.

Shumway and Melvin Mayo in S-Reel Lubln "The Sflent Man" "BRONCHO BILLY'S ESCAPE" and Pa McGinnis SUNDAY AND MONDAY PALLAS PICTURES PRESENTS THE CELEBRATED ROMANTIC STAR DUSTIN FARNUM IN HIS LATEST SCREEN SUCCESS "THE CALL OF THE CUMBERLANDS" From the Book and Play by Charles Neville Buck Together With The First of the Funny Silhouettes in Motion "INBAD, THE SAILOR" A FANTASIE BY C. ALLAN GILBERT TUESDAY--ONE DAY ONLY DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS THE BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL STAR PAULINE FREDERICK IN HER LATEST PHOTODRAMATIC TRIUMPH "THE SPIDER" BY WILLIAM H. CLIFFORD la Which This Supreme Emotional Artiste Presents Two Distinct Characterizations In Addition SEE AMERICA WITH THE WONDROUS PAEAMOUNT--BURTON HOLMES TRAVELPICTURES "THE CLIFF DWELLERS OF AMERICA" Hazardous Helen Holmes in 7th Story of "The Girl and the Game 0 --m-- "Spikes Awakening" Also Latest Week's Events, and VIVIAN RICH SANITARIUM SCRAMBLE At the ROYAL At DREAMLAND ART ACORD AND DIXIE STRATTON In 2-Reel Mustang "The Man and The Milk Fed Lion" A Society Drama--As Well As Charlie Chaplin No. 2 --in- MPIRC MARY NASH in the great live act drama of today "THE UNBROKEN ROAD" 5 nets--200 scenes A five art feature for cents Monday Bryant Washburn--Rath Stonchouso Tuesday Son the three jrreateHt stars, in the one big production "Kreotzer Sonata" WILLIAM SHAY "Sammy vs. Cupid" EBIDAY--ONE BAY ONLY THE SUPERB QUEEN OF EMOTIONAL DRAMA OLGA PETROVA "WHAT WILL PEOPLE SAY!" A Metro Wonder Play of Modern Society By Rupert Hughes Accompanied by PARAMOUNT NEWS PICTURES i STARTS DAILY AT 1 P.

M. Continuous. Don't Even Hesitate SPECIAL INCIDENTAL MUSIC ADMISSION, lOc. CHILDREN, 6c- Lyric Sunday The Famous Young Artiste ALICE BRAD In a Magnificent Production of Thompson Buchan- an's Memorable Stage Success "THE RACK" Also Pathe News Pictures Continuous 1:30 to 10:30 1 SPECIAL EVENING MUSICAL PROGRAM 1 BY THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA 1 1" STAR A ALWAYS CENTS TODAY'S BIG PROGRAM: "DOLLY'S SCOOP' Two-Reel Rex Feature Drama, with LOUISE LOVELY AND LON CHANEY THE FUNNIEST MAN IN FILMS BILLY RITCHIE In a New L-KO Cyclone of Laughter "20 MINUTES AT THE EAIB" THE ANIMATED WEEKLY Pictorial Review of. the Wolrd SUNDAY'S GREAT SHOW: "THE DUPE" Three-Reel Gold Seal Drama With HERBERT RAWLINSON--AGNES VERNON --Ateo-THE DISAPPEARING GROOM' Nestor Comedy ALWAYS CENTS "BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LIMA" THE; ROYAL MONDAY BESSIE BARRISCALE In the 5-reel Mutual Masterpiece "The Painted Soul" Hazardous Helen Holmes! Again at DREAMLAND MONDAY I I.

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