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8 MONDAY MORNING. MAR CII 12, 1917. PART IX mellow-toned and accurate rendition Films and Music. of an Andante and SchenaT by The Real Thing in Comedy, DRAMA. Ganne.

For encore he gave solus BRENON GETS CREDIT. Ing, which was the French Revolu-I tion. conveyed not with a weary repetition of battle scenes, but in a few magnlflcent flashes and Intimate personal touches a stupendous crowd burling Itself against a frowning Baatile. a tide of humanity 'J'flc BEST OF VAUDEVILLE Falling Leaves' by Donjon. Antonio de Grass), the violinist.

whose interpretations possess a de NAZIMOVA IS "WAR BRIDES" IS Kmr at beiaa. It little nrmtrr PUy. ITS AWESOME FARCE. cidedly personal charm, opened the EMOTIONAL, programme with a Ballade and Pol Matinee at I DAILT. lS-tl-tta; lea.

Except Holiday KaUaeoa, swept by passion after its prey up a conflagration lighted side street, individual encounters between haughty onaise by Vleuxtemps and played a group of numbers, including two of By Edwin SchaUert. To expand gloomy and hysterical noDlilty ana in named populace, even his own pleasing compositions. His 'SILK STOCKINGS" PROVES TOO SMALL A MOROSCO, glimpse ol a iragile and sentlv- encore was the "Caprice Viennois" BEGINNING MATINEE TODAY Another Nine-Act Showl bred woman being borne to the by Kreisler. His poise in playing guillotine above the heads of a enables him to veritably talk direct ly to his audience. The one fault clamoring mob, while with dread monotony recurs the Ignoble cart bearing Its tragic human burden to vaudeville sketch of about thirty minutes duration into a motion-picture drama of two and a half hours' length, and do so entertainingly, is an undertaking that is likely to derive more merit from the effort than i.

he shows is a tendency toward technical carelessness, due to overdoing the assurance idea. execution. First VaudevUla, Appearance The Japanese Prima Desna BEATRICE HARU10 CHUKI In Her Inimitable Characterizations In a Repertoire) of Bona A great handler of mobs Is this Is there a plethora of accompanist? You would think so from Frank Lloyd, lie tuatmgea always to convey the spirit of his mobs. tbu result. Even D.

W. Griffith would be likely to shy at It, even The storming of the BasUle Is the MAURICE BU1SMAET By Henry Oirietwn Warnaik. "A Pair of Silk Stockings," at the Morosro this week. Is the sort of dark and awesome farce from which one departs in fierce and perplexed meditation. It has no beginning, and the audience quickly decided that its ending should be about the first night.

That is the way we all thought it at the close of Act I. By the end of Act I were mildly in terested, and bad slight expectations. Act III was near-human and al somebody ottered to oet mm the number which appeared at the Melba rectll. Including herself there were four, the other three being Archibald Sessions. Uda Waldrop and most vivid thing of the sort we have had aside from ttri Babylon scenes "The Thief he couldn't, and though the story afforded an unexcelled opportunity for allegory.

in "Intolerance." Muscles taut with Ruby Gray. Waldrop assisted De fierce passion hoist men to the top The only thing Herbert Brxmon Henry KEAKE MORTIMER Darotby of the walls, whence they drop into the moat to perish or swim, accord Grass! exclusively; Miss Gray assisted Mme. and Archibald Sessions of this city, effectively per missed in making "War Brides" the feature In which Alia Nazlmova appears this week at the Majestic, was THE FINAL DECREET ing to fates behest; hundreds of them die that a ftiw may lower the formed general utility service, by ac companying Mme. Melba and drawbridge. All the while, however.

an allegory. He brought everything else into the play from revolting se I FLORENZ AMES ADELAIDE WIRTHROP "Camrht la a Jamb" the human element or more ex-actlv, the concrete interest of the most truly interesting. If it was all good as Act III would havi gone away saying "It is a pretty little Jay Plowe. in the case of tne tormer, both at organ and piano. Mr.

Sessions has evidenced his ability in a duction scenes down to maternity hospitals where they "breed soldiers" that have ever had anything to do characters whom the revolution af thing, isnt it?" very satisfying manner at this event fected in Dickens's tale, is nbver lost with war. I hate to think what The truth is that a big play in a and the previous concert sight of. War Brides" would have been in little theater la bad enough, and William Farnum plays the double that a little theater play in a big role of Sidney Carton and Charles Winifred Uooke BecitaL Clearness of thought and practl house is grewsome, especially It it be Darn ay, and gives a truly subtle BEMY WOODS Tea Minutes ot Brncopation HOWARD'S ANIMAL SPECTACLE A Hlsh-Claas Demonstration of Cultured Anlmaldom the hands of a less clever director than Brenon. He never misses a stroke of continuity; there are few implausibilities except toward the end of the picture. comedy.

"A Pair of Silk Stockings' haracterlzation of each; the light- cal carrying out thereof goes far to hearted, debonair Darnay, to whom ward calling forth your approval for fortune brought everything and the Brenon has been minute to tne last a musician of such technical finish as Winifred Hooke, who was heard in ran for a year In New York at the Little Theater, and It is a play of small stage proportions. Even then, the people must have gone to see the company, for the bizarre playlet it brilliant, erratic, drunken, but gen degree In his photography. He gets erous-hearted Sidney Carton, doomed recital Saturday evening at Blancn. every angle of every essential emo. tion.

He has fifteen or twenty min. ard Hall. All the more value may to all pitiful ill-fortune. To our mind he falls down in only one scene be attached to the performance, utes of close-ups in the scene where self has hardly enough meat to turn a string of people in Its direction. Ralph Katlierise RIGGS WITCilE i "Dane P1vertlimnt" Constance Irene FARBER GIRLS Entertainers Par Excellence i 'jr.

the last moments in prison, when when the Interpreter goes out of the Nazimova, as Joan, is Informed of After the pattern of "Hobson's he falls to convey a senes of the beaten highways of concert pro. Choice," "A Pair of Silk Stockings' rrimness of his situation. frammine. and gives you such nov elties even among the classic and On his way to the guillotine, too, Orcheatr Concert, and p.m. Path Scenic Weekly Nw View.

the death of irer busoana, ana tne mother of the death of her three sons on the battlefield. Every face is scrutinized by 'the camera as it registers the anticipatory effects of is entirely English, but as It. was played by a company of Americans semi-classio Chopin Second Bal lade in major, and Schumann's WORLD'S GREATEST STOCK COMPANY CTfS-Sra MATINEE THURSDAY Caprice sur un theme de Paganlnl, the news and the realization. Mr. Farnum displays the same lack of strength; but he has a moment of real exaltation which makes up for it, when he utters the -immortal words: "It Is a far, far better thing that I do than I have ever done." All the art of the Selznlck cor MacDowell's "Danse Andaiouee.

FIRST TIME) IN STOCK. Even Beethoven's Variations In poration has been lavished on the production. The types and characters are chosen With extreme taste Mme. Roslta Marstinl as Mme. De- minor are heard none too often, for which the average member of the audience Is perhaps truly thankful.

farge Ives a performance which and discrimination. Some of the people, who originally were in the unless he likes "dry facta and stern stands out like a cameo. She is Latin to the finger-tips, is this Mme. De- War Brides" sketch are retained in realities" of music. principal parts beside Nazlmova.

The Drinclnal novelty of Miss farge, which Mme. Marstinl gives Surpassing judgment nas Deen Hooke's programme was the Sonata us, and as a leading spirit of her used in general in the pictures se coterie, a tigerish incarnation of It's the Funniest Show You Ever Saw. Naughty, but Very Nice. An Avalanche of Joy ONLY ONE WEEK Prices Nights, ioc to 7 Be. 1 0c to SOc.

for 'cello and piano by Debussy, cured of Nazimova, especially to which she played with Axel Simon the Revolutionary passions she "Our Mrs. McChesney." avoid the overdoing of expressions sen, solo 'cellist of the Symphony gives a truly Inspired performance. At least, that's who Rose Stahl is this trip. She will appear In the play Charles Clary, forever competent by her. Still Nazimova could never be made into a really great screen actress because she never can avoid Orchestra.

They say you get to like this De.bussy number after you''e heard it a few times, I'm al yesterday afternoon, we could at least bear Us picturesque slang, even though we may not always have understood It. Most English plays deserve to be sent to the German firing line, not to be mercifully shot, but to be strangled with gas bombs. It would be the same thing if we offered In the heart of London a series of mountain feud stories from Tennessee or Kentucky. Over there they would not understand, and they would not care if they did. "A Pair of Silk Stockings" is not provincial, however.

It has a plot that is general and might have been created anywhere. It is only in treatment and expression the play is peculiarly British. Probably the chief fault of the offering Is that pretty much of the whole dragging first act la given to a senseless rehearsal. A play within a play Is always stupid, and this one is much worse than usual. Then, too, the cast contains a number of characters who have nothing to do with the play.

This Is notably true In the case of Irene Maltland, a strong and dainty bit. of a modern' business woman, beginning tonight at the Mason. above his opportunities. Is a mar. velously haughty and disdainful the emotional outbreaks.

In which she ways open to conviction, but it hap Evremonde. One hopes Indeed to see this Intelligent and forceful actor literally tears her expressions of feeling to shreds. Thery are mo show up until the last of the second act. when they are used to bind the pens that I've only heard the De bussy number once, and consequent. given a real part some day.

Herschal legs of a burglar, who is really the TWICE DAILY ments where she toucnes greatness in her acting from a screen stand ly refuse to rave about it except jyAJESTIC Mayall as Defarge, Ralph Lewis as the finale, which Is Interesting in its Roger Cly. William Clifford as Ga point, but they are not the rule, sne divorced husband of the "heavy." This lady seems to have become divorced much too easy for the Brit wav. if vo uhaDnen to like that par belle, and the other characters are has a thrilling personality, nowever. At 2:15 ana 8:15 NO WOMAN CAN AFFORD TO MISS IT ticular way at first sight. It Is all sustained with complete lntelll.

which even the absence of her voice ish law, and to remarry her husband beautifully presented by Sue Mac-Manamy. Miss Muitland is quite the nicest person the author creates, but la completely lost in the final accounting. She is the only one who really loves the hero in a grownup way, and It all comes to nothing. On the other hand, we are invited to squander our sympathies on a little whimpering doll to whom the hero should never have been engaged in the tirst place. The stockings themselvos do not pitched high in the 'cello's compass cannot efface.

gence. There Is a girl not named on the programme, who does one of the with the same happy disregard of British customs. When the stockings The weakness of "War Brides" as and the piano is assigned the duty of spinning off Jrllls for decorative a Dhotonlay is a fundamental one. most striking bits of acting to be purposes. Prologues always seem seen In the whole photoplay she show up In the third act, the gentleman burglar is wearing them in or der to keep track of his evidence.

It comes right back to the principle of the thing cited in the first parar more or less unnecessary and the who cheers Carton's last moments prologue" of the Debussy sonata graph. You can make a thirty- The play Is well staged and pleas seems particularly so. minute sketch Into an eight-reel IN before execution. It's only a flash but in her face are depths of passionate understanding, of a love, antly acted, Mr. Richard Dix being The Serenade movement is ana Dhotodrama.

especially good as the divorced hus It Isn't; it Is, because it tum-tums. Brenon and his scenario writer or hopeless but divine, as she, too, passes under the guillotine. Jewel -EntfrtatnmrtttB writers have stretched every inci band, who hides in his ex-wlfe'a bedroom In order to procure an Inter and it isn It doesn tee dle-mm-tum, while it Is tum-tum "WAR BRIDES" SPECIAL PRICES Nights, 25c, SOc; logea, 75c. 250, 60c Carmen looks sweet enough for any dent to its limit They have diluted the nasty acid of the original until view with her and give himself which is the only way I can OA NT AGES man to be willing to din for, and gives an adequate performance as express this nut stuff. Altogether, its power to corrode Is lost.

After the end of the rope is rrhed as far J- TTT A TTYTTV mTTVTTTT rr chance to explain. The piece Is not heavy enough for the Morosco stage or company, and has only the third it is not Debussy at the best. The as the original idea is concerned, tne rendition by Mr. Slmonsen and Miss the lovely, helpless pawn of fate. Burhnnk.

act to commend it. 'LUNE'S THEATER BEAUTIFUL story is varied to stretch out for an Hooke was balanced, and effective with the possible exception of the 230, 9:00 P. other reel or so. Quite a goodly number of people CHANGE IN VERSION. handling of the unusual rhythms at FRIVOLS.

the opening of the Serenade. seem to consider the Burbank In the photo version. Instead of Another Debussy number, the fa. Joan committing suicide after the pleasant place to visit of a Sunday Era miliar "Reflets dans l'eau" seemed to TEE GREAT death of her husband and her revolt against the edict urging women to provide Miss Hooke especially ade. WW TWICE PH 2Sc S05 7Sc K' lights afternoon and evening, so why quarrel with the pretty girl souffle which News and Reviews.

GRIFFITH CHANGES. auate opportunity for expression. 1WVV bear children to repopulate the coun Is offered there under the all-em She has made an especial study of try. she starts In like a really strong- DAILY a aw 25c, S0C, fSc, Matinees William Fox presents modern music and plays It excep. minded women might under the circumstances, to raise an awful rum tionally well.

Her rendition of the 'TALE OF TWO CITIES," WITH Etude by Liszt was very graceful, bracing, vaguely alluring title, "The Revue of 3917?" That title "Revue," by the way, is like the after-dinner speech of a United States pus about the order. She preclpl Wonderful Magician and Illusionist Irving JONES JOHNSON Roy Vaudeville's Funniest FARNUM, EXCELLENT. tates herself among a startled group of war brides and grooms in In this number and portions of the variations by Beethoven, one caught flashes of that clear crystal sparkle that Is one of the best features of Senator, who described his post church, stops the service, and deliv By Grace Kingsley. ers an oration to the assembled mul prandial oratory as being "like that her playing. In Chopin's Ballade W.

Griffith, the master plcturs tltudeo the awful heinousness of species of dishabille known as she showed lack of breadth and In producer, has severed his connee raising your to be a solider. Mother Hubbard covers everything and touches nothing. The Ra- She is promptly rached off to tions with tho Fln Arts Film Com. 5 laflMAIMILlIE! The Braw Scotch Lads and Lassies mona number is new, and haa some prison. Then begins a mess of drivel terpretatlve power, especially toward the close.

Her style does not make Beethoven strongly interesting either. She clad Schumann's caprice pany and with the Triangle. This pretty scenic and lighting effects, about her mind becoming affected cjlve 1,000,000 Picture Beautiful announcement has been expected for showing an old mission church with She plays upon the sympathies of a in a dainty cloak of tone and tech. some time, but it was not until yes the chorus clad as Spanish girls, woman Jailor so the latter rails nique. demurely entering and leaving the asleep and lets her have the keys.

Her work as a whole reveals fin terday that the definite news was received. This, however, came by wire portals. (Since when do we have women Maroret Ish and touches of brilliance, but A pleasing chorus numrier snowed Jailors In war prisons Brenon from authoritative eastern sources, would gain by greater power. the girls arrayed in short pink please write.) When Nazimova es leaving no doubt that the break has THE MUSICAL LAUGH MAKERS dresses. Jingling sleighbells on wrists capes she goes around and gets all SINGING NOVELTY Musical Notes.

and ankles as they sang. really occurred. her women friends to agree to try if LUNE'S BROADWAY THEATER- Mr. Griffith will arrive In Los An Several noted artists will come in to stop the war by refusing to bear If the girls don look out. those futuriBt" costumes will catch up geles some time this week.

to our midst today. Josef Hoffman any more children. It so happens that the King who started the war is with themselves; they have already His plans for the future, accord will arrive from the north; while Al bert Spalding, the violinist, and An been used several weeks. passing through the village at the ing to his own statement to the sources above stated, is to at once Mabel Baker did not appear, ow. time.

The women surround ms au dre Benoist his accompanist will arrive from the south. Rudolph ing to some misunderstanding with tomoblle. Nazimova Is at their IREAYIITS mUTART A Drama of Dogdom Fourth Chapter THE SECRET KINGDOM "The Honorable Mr. Oxenham" the company at rehearsal Saturday obtain a studio of his own in Los Angeles, where he will immediately begin the production of six 'and Gans is due here Tuesday. head.

Standing In front of the radla. night. It is rumored, and Lillian The Young American chorus, or tor she shakes her fist In the King eight-reel pictures, such as made ganized under the direction of Mme. face, and says: Wiggins deserves credit for coming in at the eleventh hour, and with one rehearsal playing the leading him famous In the old Biograph S. Maquet-Devilder, will hold its "Promise to stop the war or we days.

He will not affiliate with any regular rehearsal tomorrow evening will stop giving you soldiers to corporation or any other persons, feminine role very charmingly in at Normal Hill Auditorium, fight." It is said he has an immense amount deed. If there were any holes In MASON OPERA HOUSE TONIflHT AMH Al WPPfcT charlps; frohmam 'Nay, nay Pauline, says the King. of capital back of the new proposi her lines (mas.) or songs, one did Axel Simonsen, well-known local 'cellist, has been engaged to assist "Can't do it." tlon, including both his own and not note them. She Is a pretty girl, Mme. Melba in her recitals at Fasa Whereupon Nazimova takes out eastern money.

He will rent rTT A T7T7 TT RAT with pleasing voice and personality. jfSs Shows HPALLY'S BDWY. THEATER jfiTT ft r. ft dena, Redlands and Riverside. Mr.

her trusty revolver, flourishes it a studio pending the erection of his Ben T. Dillon still plays an Irish. Slmonsen principal number on few times and shoots herself in the own plant, which latter will be man inimitably, and George Spauld KUtt MAUL in these programmes will be the Saint. chest. handsome and permanent affair, Ing, Bob Sandberg.

Bobby Ryles, Saens Concerto in A minor. The name Joan would indicate that equipped with all the latest lm provements used in the making of we are to regard the heroine of "War Carl Case, Jack Rockwell, Bert Morey, Maxle Mitchell, Hazel Regan and Elslnore Faye made individual DRAMATIZED FROM EDNA FERBER'fl MeCHESNEY BTORIES By George V. Hobart and Mlaa Ferner. Prloes, Nights, 60o to Wed. Best Seats, til Bat Hat, SOe to 1.0.

Bizarre. pictures. Mr. Griffith will write as (CLAM KIMBALL Brides as a modern Joan of Arc going down to death for a great well as direct all his own stories, ROBBED OF CLOTHES. Robert Harron and Lillian Gish I 3:00 sv-nK lr 5:00 TUB hits.

Supcrba. cause. The dinerence Between joan BEG. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, THE JOYOUS VIENNESE OPERETTA of "War Brides" and Joan of Arc, will remain with Mr. Griffith as the stars of his new company, but he 66' the heroine of the photodrama "Those Without Sin," which is the THE.

BLUE-PARADISE" also intends to bring a number of Pedestrian Hit with Brick by Trio which just finished an engagement name of the feature being shown at persons from New York with him at the Majestic, is the difference be- the Superba this week, would ap It is known that automatically, pear to apply to the people of the Mn for On Continuous Tear at the New York Casino Theater, the Horn Musical Comedy. SEATS THURSDAY MAIL ORDERS NOW of Highwaymen Who take His Hat Shoes and Money; Patrolmen Arrest Two Suspects found in Flight South at the time of the Civil War, tween inspired genius and Insanity. The end of the one historical immor tallty; the end of the other self-de with Griffith's resignation from the Triangle, the contracts of several YOUNG I la Her Supreme Photo-play Achievement All the northerners Introduced are heads of departments of the fine structlon. "War Brides" falls by Just rotters. Adding insult to injury, the northern soldiers are shown as that much as the embodiment of a Arts studio become void.

Whether these people will remain with Fine Arts or will go to some other studio. Two Mexicans and an American very bad shots. Dtdn a whole com great idea. youth attacked Alfred Hume of No, pany of them fire at a southerner either individually or collectively, is 'TPKICE 719 East Fifty-fourth place early who was to be snot as a spy, and Melba Concert Appeals. a question, several of these con didn't they all miss him twenty feet TTHE HOME OF THE BIQ SHOWS lRIPPODROMp II II MAIN.

BETWEEN" THIRD AND FOURTH li 4 In 1 Matinee. ALL SEATS i TWICE NIGHTLY Pictures, 1:15 to KrentnrsS na Vaudeville. 10o 16o 5 tracts made with the Fine Arts con Mme. Melba is ever a Joy to the yesterday morning, when he was walking at Third and San Pedro away, he making his escape? tain clauses which render them null matinee audience. She has the faculty for meeting their demands Aside from the above, however, in the event of Mr.

Griffith resign' streets, and after beating him on ths head with a brick, stole his hat lng. and the doubtful taste of the risk of stirring up bad blood between for a pleasure of not too steeply shoes and valuables. Including f5 in Some of the more Important per. Prices 2c 30c such of North and South as still cash. Mr.

Hume was given emer sons who have been closely associated with Mr. Griffith, including erudite order, and her personality is apparently never brighter than under the genuinely intimate circumstances that prevail, though she remember old contentions, "Those gency treatment at tne Receiving Hospital, for severe lacerations of the NEW AND NOVEL Without Sin," la an interesting pho. Frank E. woods, manager of pro. acalD.

toplay, with Blanche Sweet as Its ductions. and Mary O'Connor, head OURBANK THEATER- is not strictly speaking an artist of Shortly after the attack Patrol. European Gymnaatlo Stars. star. of the scenario department; Direc the Intimate type.

Still when she man Doyle was walking on San Miss Sweet's downrlghtness and A Horry Musloal Molanre. sits down at the piano to play her tors Paul Powell, Lloyd Ingraham and Edward Dillon, and among the sincerity, her entire lack of affecta Made for LauKhlnc lurpoaM Pedro street and saw a young man running. He fired four shots before the boy stopped. The young fellow 7 only. 7 accompaniments for "Mattinata" and "Vol che Sapete" as Bhe did Satur tion, her never-failing intelligence, Bright Snappy VAUDEVILLE ACTS and Hearst Path News, stars, Dorothy Gish ana Bessie Love refused yesterday to give out any are prominent as ever In this role Laugh a Second.

day afternoon at Trinity, you are statements as to their future plans, of Melanie Landry, the southern gave the name of Joseph Kllgore and is suspected of being the American mm mm sure of that natural and spontane They may remain with Fine Arts, NINTH CONCERT TTHrt.v Mat March lth. at 9 n.m. belle, a role which in less capable hands would have been turned Into ous popularity the public accords youth who attacked Mr. Hume. although it Is known all the above TRINITY AUDITORIUM- 11 E.

Behyxner, Mgr. While Patrolman Doyle was chas her. Saturday Evening, March 17th, at p.m. 6a named have received several natter a mere puppet. afatlnees St.

and Sun. Prlcr. ic, 26c. 15c tor. ferformnc Every NirhL Prices 10c, He, 86c (, 76c Phones Main F1270 ing Kllgore, Patrolman Officer heard Melba's programme as a whole lng offers from other companies of Tom Foreman, George Beranger, Mabel Van Buren, Guy Oliver, the four shots and in hurrying to the was one in which you could hardly miss picking a favorite.

It was the scene of the firing Intercepted late. The output of the Fine Arts studio under the direction of Mr. Woods, aci Soloists James Nelll and the others, appear Mexican who was running along to advantage in their various roles Make Reservations kind of programme tnat would appeal to the fine lace fancier quits Third Btreet. Mr. Officer arreBted with Miss O'Connor as head of the ADOL TANDLER, Dlreotor.

RUDOLPH K0PP, Viola Soloist 60o to 600 Available Seats at 60o each. F. W. BLA.NCHARD, Mgr. There is likewise a little girl who Is the man on suspicion.

He gave the scenario department, has main WOOD LEY Tteater 838 South Broadway SSm H.00, 12:45, 2:30, 4:15, 6:00, 9:30 THE FUNNIEST TET MACK SENNETT-KEYSTONE "DODGINQ HIS IOOM," FEA TURING CHESTER CON KLIN. SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF MARGUERITE CLARK in "The Fortunes of FifiM distinguished by beauty and a prodl as much as to the cotton goods specialist In the Irish lace class was name of Jose Garcia. He also talned a high standari gallty of that potent something suspected of being one of the three Griffith is world famous as the known as personality, who does a who assaulted Mr. Hume. producer of "The Birth of a Na good hit.

ANN MURDOCK SISTERS AT OUTS. tion" and "Intolerance." With his withdrawal from the Triangle, It Is oulte possible a reorganization r)f Taken all In all, the picture is only fair, and not up to the Lasky Elsie Ernst a girl of about 20 i ANOTHER PLAT THAT standard. CUPERBA years, was arrested last night at WlUi UO OVER BIO. that corporation, long reported imminent, will take place. pALACE tth near Bdwy.

In the Heart ot the Retail Shopping District. The Burton Holmes Travelogue adds distinction to the programme. The First of the Seven local dance hall on complaint of her Sin in "ENVY" WITH BLANCHE SWEET sister, Mrs. J. Jordan of the Al.

hambra Hotel, Alhambra. Mrs. Jor Miller's. BY MOUELAXD MEN. Deadly Sins -1 think that even Dickens himself.

"Lo, the Gentle Lark" and "Aubade" from "Le Rol d'Ts;" "Les Anges Pleurent" and "Chant Venitien" by Bemberg; "Ave Maria" from "Othello" and the encore, "Magdalen at Michael's Gate" by Lehmann. Original homespurf material was "John Anderson, My Joe," Tosti's "Good-by" ahd "Annie Laurie." Mme. Melba was at her best She sang with much expression, and was sprightly and gay in her acceptance of the plaudits. It was a concert that had a bit of glamour about It Mme. Melba's voice while not perfectly rounded in the tipper register, seemed to be much fuller than when she sang here lost week.

In her matinee recital she added The Moreland Motor Truck Com la Ita Ninth Episode Is Right in Line With the International Situation of the Present. A NEW BIN EVERY WEEK. dan charged that her sister had taken a considerable quantity of Jewelry and left the hotel, going to the If IrJ could view the visualization of his "Tale of Two Cities." at Miller's pany entertained the Pacific Coast A Trip Through the Tobo Valley With Burton Holmes Is an Added Attraction. dealers (Saturday nigntat tne Los An Bdwy. Near 6th this week, would pronounce it good, YMPHONY THEATER home of Mrs.

Esther Johnson. No. geles Athletio Club at a grand wind The Fox production completely pre. Tyrone Power Junipers Berre. Dally Unci.

Sunday.) 316 AN GABRIEL MISSION -X up banquet signaling the closing of their meeting here. Watt Moreland serves all the significances of the original, and despite the intricacy of a Itsm-V a (927 Hawthorne avenue, where she secured more jewelry. Mrs. Jordan heard that her sister had announced her intention of leaving tor New York, so she came to the city and I wnU ceil I alio Wed. and Sat.

nlxhts, 8:15. Take I'ao. Eleo. cart, or 7:04 p.m. Phones AJHS6-, Main 4081.

plot and motif. Frank Lloyd, dlreo made a brier address in which ha outlined the company's plans for a The" Mission Play tor, is to be congratulated on having rricea, si.ov, yoc buc I TTir at iu given the world a clear, gripping THE ECDET Of EVE after locating the girl, had her ar greater plant and output in the new 11,000,000 factory to be erected on the site selected at Burbank. "Bet wMs-fc ivhllllna mm If all Mnriin'i flirt" In and wholly admirable visualization of one of the greatest of Dickens rested. At the Police Station the girl made a confession of her thefts, and U. r.

I I wi Abv4 "'THE CLUE FBOM THE YUKOJT to her list of assisting artists. Jay Plowe, the local flutist who played the obllgato for Lo, the Gentle ter trucks if possible and more of (HrARRICK Brcaiway at etn storlea Queen Cost she is being held en the chare of them," was the keynote of Mr. Here, indeed, are given a fine grand larceny. Moreland' talk. Lark" very effectively, and gave a sense of the tragic whirlwind reap.