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Los Angeles Evening Express from Los Angeles, California • 10

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I EVENING EXPRESS LOS SITIliDAII MAY 4 j918 News of the Local Theaters News of the LocarTheaters and Studios 1 0110100W ''sW if I MISS EDDY GLAD SHE ISN'T A PINK AND WHITE 'CUTIE' iillISS EDDY GLAD SHE ISN'T A DEVI A MEI 111111TE 'CIITIE' A LIIIN Anti 1111111 uuilL Scenes in Some of the Coming Plays I J2ILi SUpERBA LINEs up EAT' I I (1 1 (4 ::1 4 1 I '11-1 I LIST OF SPRING FEATURES 5est I 1 4' 4 1 N- in: '4 7 0 4 i --t i 'i- -V 1J 4 -'S i -4 Ili 4 -ss -o 041-4- i I- -to' i 4k -Ikt 4 i' -1 1- '4" 4-- 'M 1 1 1 4 1 7- i a i 0 di :7 As 1 of I 7 it- 14 4 Ns 1 4 e24-0 11 190 mr- 1 (t se' 4--4 44 i 1-4--'4- 7ii 4 1 i4i-- I Iii 9 0 4 41 I li I 7 i i fii' 10- 1 f' 1 i "s'' 04-at--'4 i 1 ---4 4 "4 11 ri i 't a '-) MP f-f A ''1 4 i 1-: 4 I -aseo --4: i- i lk e' 1 4-' I 1 a AND DILL IN THEIR BEST FARCE MAJESTIC D3 WEEK Kolb and Dill will begin the lam week of their engagement at tia! Majestic Theater with Sunday night! performance From here the Kolb and Dill Company will go to San Francisco where they will open for a run at the Alcazar Theater in their present offering The High Cost of Loving The Kolb and Dill farce is racy and breaks away from the usual having to do with four erring men all safely married but their shady past pursues them relentlessly Audacious as is the plot the cornedy is side-splitting and from maid to star it is brilliantly played At top speed the saucy farce goes on its way without a single moments wait between acts for with the ex pertness for which Kolb and Dill are famous the intermissions are taken up with the work of the Kolb and I Dill jazz orchestra an organization that has won fame both in the East and West With Kolb and Dill there is a chorus of some of the loveliest girls to bo found in the country and a cast that Includes such famous comedy favorites as Henry Shumer Julia Blanc Dorothy Neville Frank Darien May Cloy James Liddy Sam Burton and others There will be the usual popular matinees on Wednesday and Saturday and the last performance Inill positively be given next Saturday night -0-tMerietmh eKoolfb the loveliest Dleivileltiheeertegi7ratectheorhues fihoeuineddelen ethheehcotutmnteruyeacnedmaedcyaaftavilemt! Dorothy Neville Frank Darien May ites as Henry Shumer Julia Blanc Cloy James Liddy barn Burton and others There will be the usual popular matinees On 'Wednesday and Satur- day and the last performance will positively be given next Saturday night KOLB AND DILL IN THEIR BEST FARCE MAJESTIC 3D WEEK Kolb and Dill will begin the lat week of their engagement at the 5fajestio Theater with Sunday niglit! performance From here the Kolb and Dill Company will go to San Fran- cisco where they will open for a run at the Alcazar Theater in their present effering The High Cost of Loving The Kolb and Dill farce is racy and breaks away from the usual having do with four erring men all safely married but their shady past pursues them A draeplieonutel ass yi the lot the coin- edy is side-splitting and from maid to star it Is brilliantly played At top speed the saucy farce goes on pertness for which Kolb and Dill are wait between acts for with the ex- its Ivey without a single moments famous the intermissions are taken up with the work of the Kolb and Dill jazz orchestra an organization that has WOn tame nom tn tne tast and West which the deception is kept up makes a story that is full of ginger from the start to the final rade-out Kenneth Harlan who has been seen with Mildred Harris in The Price of a good Time and with Carmel Myers In The Wife He Bought and MyLinmarried Wife plays the leading mas online role In this latest Bluebird production Harry Carter Joseph Girard and William Quinn are seen in the supporting cast Shortly after The Marriage Lie will come a big Bluebird snow picture starring Monroe Salisbury and Ruth Clifford It was directed by Elmer Clifton famed for his Rawlinson successes and is said to be the first really big snow film since God's Country and the Woman Clifton happened to get his company to Truckee in the heaviest blizzard of the season and the snow scenes lend a spectacular background to a stirring red-blooded drama of the frozen North Other attractions booked for early showing at the Superba Include Mae Murray in The Bride's Awakening Dorothy Phillips in The Mortgaged Wife and Harry Carey in The Scarlet Drop snow rum since uou really big Clifton Country and the Woman happened to get his company to Truckee in the heaviest blizzard of the season and the snow scenes lend ring red-blooded drama of the frozen a spectacular background to a stir- attractions booked for early showing at the Superba include Mae Noortthlter Murray in The Bride's Awakening Dorothy Phillips in The Mortgaged Wife and Harry Carey in The Scar- let Drop which the deception is kept up makes a story that is full of ginger from the start to the final fade-out Kenneth Harlan NV has been seen with Mildred Harris in The Price of a ipood Time and with Carmel Nlyers in The wife He Bought and MyI5n married Wife plays the leading Inas! culine role In this latest Bluebird production Harry Carter Joseph Girard and William Quinn are seen in Shortly after The Marriage Lie will come a big Bluebird enow picture the aupporting cast starring Monroe Salisbury and Ruth Clifford It was directed by Elmer 114 fnvnnel 1to Ti Puflinqnn SUCCesses Lulu is sum 1 Would you be willing to dispense with the wedding band of gold in order to help a man attain financial success? Would you help him deeelvd his employer into thinking he was a married man if it meant a substan6 tial income for you every week? These are the questions that are asked and answered this coming week by pretty Carmel Myers at the Superba wnere her newest Bluebird photoplay The Marriage Lie is to be shown Taken from Blair Hall's novelette that ran in a national magazine it tells the story of one of life's drifters who is willing to ovdrlook the golden band and wedding march in order to advance in the business world the man she4 loves An important commission is to be carried out in South America The bead of the firm wants a married man The one chosen has no wife but persuades a beautiful girl to pose as his bride How complications are brought about by her attraction for other men and the difficulty with that ran In a national magazine it tells the story of One of life's drifters who is willing to overlook the golden band and wedding march in order to advance In the business world' the man she loves An Important commission Is to he carried out in South America married head of the firm wants a man-- The one chosen has no wife but persuades a beautiful girl to pose as his bride How complications are brought about by her attraction for other men and the difficulty' with Would you be willing dispense with the wedding band of gold in order to help a man attain financial success? Would you help him deceive his employer into thinking he was a married man if It meant a substare tial income for you every week? These are the questions that are by pretty Cannel Myers at the Su- perba wnere her newest Bluebird asked and answered this coming week photoplay The Marriage Lie is to he shown Taken from Blair Hall' novelette I I I I I I Vi11 'I I i Thousands of dollars have flowed Into the willing pockets of wily cosmetic makers because of a firm belief on the part of "euties" from the Atlantic to the Pacific that the beauty so gained will lead them to fame in filmdom The massage cream that Mary 'Bickford uses' or "Mary Garden's own perfume" find a ready sale among the film-mad girlies of the land Now they pout and frown and rub and scrape when a freckle appears to mar the beauty they fondly believe will gain them everlasting renown in the Land of the Celluloid! And all this time a little girl with no pretensions to good looks almost homely in fact has been climbing the ladder of film fame absolutely IJnaided by lotions or creams of any kind In fact" laughs Helen Jerome Eddy "yod can believe that I stay far away from anything that might destroy the homeliness which has given me my start in moving pictures" Miss Eddy's plain and unadorned features which she can twist into remarkable positions at will have made her one of the most successful character women-in filmdom or late Italian and French parts in support of George Beban have been her specialty In One More American the latest Beban picture which shows at (lines Broadway for a week beginning tomorrow Miss Eddy has the part of a young Italian girl in a Canadian lumber camp "Lack of baby doll looks" says Miss Eddy 'has been my salvation as an artist I have always liked variety and change of work Italian women French girls of the Flowery kitebenniaids--they're all in the days work One day At Lasky's they were short of character women' and I worked for three different directors In three separate and distinct roles the same day Not much chance for artistic stagnation under rar away trom anytaing Ira destroy the homelinese which has given me my start in moving plc- tures" Miss Eddy's plain and unadorned features which she can twist Into re- mail able positions at will have made her one of the most Ruccessful char- acter women in filmdom or late Italian and French parts in support of George Beban have been her specialty In One More Amer- ican the latest Behan picture which shows at Clune's Broadway for a week beginning tomorrow Miss Eddy has the I-girt of a young Italian girl in a Canadian lumber cam!) Lac( of baby doll looks" says Miss Edd 'has been salvation 3 as nn artist I have always liked va- riety and a change of work Italian wome French Turk girls of the Bowery kitchenniaids-they're all in the di y' work One clay Lask y' they were short of character women and I worked for three different di- rectors in three separate and distinct roles the same dny Not much chance for art istic stagnation- under Thousands of dollars have flowed into the willing pockets of wily cos metic makers because of a firm belief on the part of "cuties" from the At lantic to the Pacific that the beauty so gained will lead them to fame in filmdom The massage cream that Mars Pickford uses' or -Mary Latch a own perfume" find a ready eale among the film-mad girlies of the land How they pout and frown and rub and scrape when a freckle at pears to mar the beauty they fondly believe will gain them everlasting re- flown in the Land of the Celluloid! And all this time a little girl with no pretensions to good looks almost homely in fact has been climbing the ladder of film fame absolutely Lnaided by lotions or creams of any kind "In fnn In In7h a 1401 i rutuy cu urilrv I chance for artistic stagnation- under a ra 4 -4 FLOT4NCE KED ANL 1oNet Prices: 'Mats 15c 20c 30c Eves 15c 20c 30c Loges 50c Hours: 12 2 4 6 8 9:30 CftRNtEL1YRES anti KENN ETH 14ARLAN "PqrQ 11 THE MARRIAGE LIEU 4 EDI-TH 51-OREN' Hi 'C'EVENGE'WOReANK 5 siztto rt ::1 i 4 -L 1 A 1 1 'A '4 'I i4 i ltil -----4 l'e'' 2 i 44-' -N f': :7 4 I' 1 itt -A- Is- I 1 1 I ks 1 1 -1 It I EDI-TH s-roemy ea BlaVaNNK 4 5 I i i'S-j '0- 1 1 0 7': git' 0-41s 4 11 I Alt a N1a "two '4 40- FRANK 'paselet4 WITH kr MYRES onci I -i KOLB AND DtLL rFi MAsIESTIC wan-soak KENNETH 14AkRI-A14N e2 0-1-4 4 liThE MARRiAGe LIE 1 i isimmk A' i 4 'C 1 A -7 10 ----------L--111 1 I Zoe Ii -'ak ic i :41 '''''7 1 l'i' seti 11 i '1 4 1 v' ll 4 4 6 vt Ir 05 1 I Av $1 11 4: A i 1 4 es I il 4 4 4 if CI attm zr e4t-' 4 ee' I' t' e' :7 ilie''''' 7 i 1 i a 111 1 "I II 1 1 I II ll': i il 1 v' 'i 1 fA I '''f'''' 001'4 ''t Hours: 12 '2 I Prices: IVIats 15c 20c 30c Eves 15c 20c 30c Loges 50c 30 9 9 4 6 8 9 it Big eek 1 1 1 Starts Tomorrow FLOI4NCE RE5ED AND 'I: P-' t4 A LONeL ji I 1 i a riva ii: I -1 1 1" 4 IIII I 1 I Anzo: 7sittAcH 11 1 I i I 1 I 1 0 1 1 11 i 0" ar- I li 1 eAr'' I' 1 -cr 1 I 01 '4'w 1 gg Prices: 'Mats 15c 20c 30c I 1 Eves 15c 20c 30c Loges 50c 2d- Big Week 9 5 129 29 40 6 8 9: Hours: 30 Stayts TomorroNv 4eA gt A 10''''' 'rt'''''': 3 gui 0 Ati11 -te-: n'ti' I (' ENRikliAM "TRE MASON MAN' 13 1 lr'' itieALM is :::::::::::1: I I -A- --4'el 91-gZ1--e'Y 1itte1eit- oL 1 it'' "TRE II Aiorzikvvi 4p 1: 5 iii 5: i i MASON '1' 1' a 4 -'N i I il'1: k-4''- Zi'' S-04 1- k41-'? I HELEN JEROME EDDY a regime like that!" No girls beauty doesn't always get you by in the movies Read the fable REMARKABLE I A of The Ugly Duckling and you will have the reason why Helen Jerome IN THE ZONE NEXT Eddy is holding down a comfortable Job with the George Behan players ORPHEUAI OFFERING while less fortunate but more beauti- ful "dolls" must content themselves In the 'Lent Eugeue o'Neill's re- With the precarious existence of an marktible spa playlet hid' created "extra: such a furore when the in One More American opening at Square Players presented it in New the Broadway tomorrow Miss Eddy York recently comes to the Orpheilm plays opposite Mr Behan in the role on Monday It depicts humanity in of Joy Farnsworth the forecastle of a tramp steamer Carrying a earg'o of supplies 'for the Allies the ship enters the sub- VARIETY FEATURES marine zons and immediately a (ter- Mtn )W7'101111 tension takes hold of HIPPODROME'S BILL everybody in the forecastle Each men looks with seine suspicion co the Speed Will be the keynote for the others The bo's'n discovers suspi- new bill at the Hippodrome which Mous circlunsta tires and scents opens Monday matinee The Bonomar treason Then things begin to hap- Arabs will set a pace that will make pen Tensely dramatic and depicting a every act on the bill stretch every phase of life which always has had nerve to beat These athletes from the glamour of romance about it the the desert land have a speedy net sketch is particularly appropriate at But it's Jazz speed is not measured this time Acted by a picked in the same terms with the acrobats all scenically perfeet In Martelle and his company the Zone is one of the most novel consisting of a clever young lady and playlets ever seen in vaudeville several dummies have a von-Besides this dramatic sketch the triloquistie act that has some stirTIOW Orpheum bill brings George prises tucked in No routine Damerel and a diverting musical style is indulged in but some-comedy called The Little Liar from thing entirely different is his arthe pen of Will Hough Damerel rangement Diebel and Ray will also has the assislance of Myrtle Vail spill some rapid-lire comedy that is Edward Hume and a large and pretty good for a lot oflaughs They are two chorus and company New and smart young people who know how to take up-to-date costumes songs bright advantage of the human nature in us lines and tine scenery feature the act all and to poke fun at us without Ilaruko Onuki the only known Jap- causing ill feelings The Four Daneanese prima donna will be heard in ing Demons have only to be told to songs that have made her famous A start and you are treated to the native of Seattle she is yet a true largest assortment of dance steps Japanese Bert Wheeler and Tom and eccentric Jigs that ever a col-Moran in a sidewalk patter ekit itle I ored terrsichorean artist invented and Micky have added a new tinge! Elise Daymon has a neat little to this sort of turn and Loney fins- 'voice she's a neat little girl and her hell "that rascal" of mixed stage act is very neat You like these quiet and managerial experience has once little affairs every once in a while more donned the grease paint and The Three Fisehers will furnish all wilt do a bit of monologing the horrors end thrills for the entire The Tasma Trip will show some bill Their Crocodile Isle is a wonder-wonderful aerial evolutions while ful setting for a contortionist's act Degan and Raymond with their With the usual Hearst-Pathe News eltrant auto and Blossom Seeley with and film stories the Hippodrome will her syncopation five will be the) only give you your share of entertain- holdovers meet a regime like that!" No girls beauty doesn't always get you by in the movies Read the fable of The Ugly Duckling and you will have the reason why Helen Jeroniv Eddy is holding down a comfortable Job with the George Behan players while less fortunate but more beautiful "dolls" must content themselves with the precarious existence of an "extra" In One More American opening at the Broadway tomorrow Miss Eddy plays Opposite dr Beban in the role lof Joy Farnsworth HELEN JEROME EDDY a regime like that!" No girls beauty doesn't always get yrouTihye iathe movies Read the fable REAIARKABLE I A Lgly Duckling and you will IN THE ZONE NEXT have the reason why Helen Jeronie Eddy is holding down a comfortable ORPHEUAI OFFERIN NN bile less fortunate but more beauti with thP George Behan players must content themselves In the Zom Eugetie O'Neill's re ful doll bl '1 created marka sea lie created "extra: such a furore when the Square Players presented it in New York recently comes to the Orpheam I on Monay It depicts humanity in thR forecastle a tramp steamer Carr3ing a cargo of supplies for the Allies the ship enters the sub- marine zons and immediately a cer- with the precarious existence of an In One More American opening at Broeaedway tomorrow los role Eddy avs Mr Beban I th of Joy Farnsworth VARIETY FEATURES tam M701111 tinSion takes hold of HIPPODROME'S BILL mneveryIbody in tho forPcastic Each rt nnIto wit 11 1)" 11nioinn on iho Speed will he the keynote for the ill brins pen Tensely dramatic and depic ting a every act on the bill stretch every phase of life Which a hva ys ha had nerve to beat These a thletes from the glamour of variance about it the the desert land have a speedy net sketch is particularly appropriate at But it jazz speed is not measured this time Acted by a picked cast- in the same terms with the acrobats all men-and scenically perfeet in 'toward Martelle and hi company the Lone is ene of the most novel consisting of a ciever young lady and PlaYlets eVer Sern in vaudeville several dummies have a yen- Besides this dramatic sketch the trilormistic act thrit has one sur new Orphelini bgeor rises tucke ix pd in No routine 1)amerel and a iv derting music al sty le is ndulge id in but some- comedy called The Little 1-iiir froin thing entirely different is his ar- the pen of Will Hough Damerel rangement plebe' and Ray will also has the assislance Of Myrtle Vail spill some rapidfire comedy that is Edw ard mune and i Iiirge a nd pretty good for a lot oflaughs They are two chorus and co to due cot mpany New and smart oung people ho know how to take up-tsum songs bright advantage of the humn nature in us es iga lineS and tine scenery feature the at all and to poke fun at us without Jap- causing ill feelings The Four Dane- liaruko Onuki the only known nnese prirna donna will be heard in ing Demons have only to be told to songs that have made her famous A start and you are treated to the native of Seattle she is yet a true 1 largest assortment of dance steps Japanese Bert Wheeler and Tom and eccentric Jigs that ever a col- Moran in a sidewalk patter skit Ale ored terrsichorean artist invented I and Micky have added a new tinge! Elise Daymon has a neat little kell that I 0 this sort of turn and Loney Has- voice she's a neat little girt and her "scal" of mixed stage act is very neat You like these quiet and managerial experience has once little affairs every once in a while more donned the grease paint and The Three Fisehers will furnish all wit' do a bit of monolog-lag the horrors nnd thrills for the entire The Tasma Trip will show some bill Their crocodile Isle is a wonder- wonderful aerial evolutions while ful setting for a contortionist's ad Drigan and Raymond with their reeni- With the usual Hearst-Paths News her syncopation Itrant auto and Blossom Seeley With and film stories the Hippodrome will five will be the only give ou your share of entertain holdovers inert OFFERIN HELEN JEROME EDDY a regime like that!" No girls beauty doesn't always get REAIARKABLE I A by 1 the movies of The Ugly Duckling and you will have the reason why Helen Jeroniv IN THE ZONE NEXT Eddy is hokling down a comfortable Job with the George Behan players ORPHEU AI OFFERING while less fortunate but more beauti- In the Zorn O'Neill's re- ful dolls" must content themselves with the precarious existence of an spa playlet inch created "extra: such a furore when the In One More American opening at Square Players presented it in New the Broadway tomorrow Miss Eddy York recently comes to the Orpherim plays opposite Mr Behan in the role on NIonda! It depicts humanity in of Joy Farnsworth the forecastle of a tramp steamer Carrying a cargo of supplies VARIETY FEATURES for the Allies the ship enters the sub- marine zons and immediately a cer- HIPPODROME'S BILL tain )W7'101111 tension takes hold of everybodN in tie forecastle Each men looks with some suspicion en the ed Win be the keynote for the others The bol Spe discovera suspi- new bill at the Hippodrome which cious rcustances and Se-'lltS 01)CTIS Ittonday matinee The Bonornar treason ci Thmen things begin to hip 1 Arabs will set a pace that will make I svamaz MAY ALLISON in the photodrama expose of the smart contrast of poverty and prosperity "SOCIAL HYPOCRITES" ViPe ri MAY LAURZL DON'T READ THIS! unless you want to see the most thrilling mystery story ever filmed AND DON'T COME! unless you like fi1AE MARSH as much as we like her in IRVIN COBBS THE FACE IN THE DARK It's Something New 1 Shows al II 1230 2 3:30 6 8:33 8 930 Popular prices a STARTING SUN DAY ilasI Times Today 'MAMIE KENNEDY I in II DANGER DOROTHY LTON in "Unfaithful" DOUG IASI FAIRBANKS in "SWAT THE KAIsElt" 1 4ts 4-S 4 --014---c --r --v1' --7-7171-e II! 7-144'' a i17F'1'64r11V" 111111 i i 11 -'1 117 L-Iffi Ilt -7'W I' 4 t-t 1-' '''0' -12 V''" 4 1 iil 'A''eiii -yi'S 1 Ill I 1 1 i-4' 3- 4 El I i I p-- A 4-7-' 4 I s- s'? 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SUNDAY I ---s 1 4- kts 7 04- 1 i El 0 ---r'-- et' '1'r-itf' 11111e5IM Toll want to see tit 1 most tlrilling mystery story "'Nit itl'' t't il'it'' 8'''''''' titer filmed i i eesust 111 4- 1f '2 I- s4 1 AND DON'T 4 1 COME 17z 1 '3fv ejle r''' 1 11 unless you like ti 1 les'-'i'ri 1 )R 2 1 4''' -s a AA S' 1 l''' 4k---i-'- I 1 0 Af 4 4 1-f)t 4 1 1: A --1-1- i i ilasousasimsammissalmsessissasak i I 1 I' 4 41i I -'''''''1' 11'4'-' dthrr 1' Ve et Ar '-1'e7 i AP ti' '1 i i 1'''-k k'3' bi 0 'tikk 'Iki cA 'W 60t '-L 1-4" 't 1 1111Pkg011- 1: I k- 4- 1c 0: 7 1 I i11- 4 MARSH frf4 -7 4 A 1 a I i I -1 IA 's' '0 mAy ALLsoN ai ns rRove a wceolBi kBe or THE FACE net A 1 i- 4: vt in the photodrama expose of THE DAR I lyk Times the smart contrast of RE4-ii)i1Et: (: 'e 1 poverty and prosperity HANGER It's Different-And Something New CA)i F17 DOROTHY DA LTON in rt a Shows al I -40 i2 30 2 3:311 "I'nfaitlittil" 1-'''' --1- -''''kiml 1 Popular prices 0 8' 4 A i' 17 DOUGLASI HIYAilliii lf 11 0 A 1- SOCIAL i' I 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Funniest Men in America in the Best Musical Faroe of the Season 1 vettv Coiel Nt "THE HIGH COST cgr Roy sTEwART 1 OF LOVING" 14in bet lith and inh Pleying a Dual Role tn "PAYING BIS DEBT" Vi ith the Same Distingnished Cast A Feminine Sy mphony of Lastern soloists and the I Coining in An Kolb sad Mill Jazz Orchestra Prices: Nights 25e to PAUL Poo Doihte Matinees 1 1 4 Sunday Honest Man' I tt crirr4- 4 r- 0 t- 1- 1 I Q171( InipINctit 42-' to 1111111 C) I 1 I ti I I 4 I 1 BLOSSOM SEELEY Fields Salisbury Lopes Da'tIA Tborpo SEELEY'S SYNCOPATED Fields BLOSSOM SEELEY Salisbury Lopes DaIs TborPa SEELEY'S SYNCOPATED STUDIO rtrEkr I I I 11 I i Positively Last Week 0 Lois Weber's Screen Triumph DOCTOR and the WOMAN UK 1 I MILDRED HARRIS CLIP I I I PII OF SIT Ind FIRE UK 1 MILDRED HARRIS I CLEVER VIEKS OF LASKY STIJOld FIRE Positively Last Week I 1) 1 I ertil D11 Lois Weber's Screen Triumph THE-DOCTOR and the WOMAN DB I STIR" MILDRED HARRIS CLIFI I 1 WM 01 1 ASKY SITInd FIRE --Nyteitif yol PlOOkriams li 1 I Lc -ti 1 1 -4-- Itet12113 1 1 I 1 1 I COOPER ROBINSON "IN THE DARK" BRODEAN SILVERMOON THE-DO Frimd of Mine on Wrong St" Mystery Melodrama Canine Contortionist DEBT KALMAR JESSIE BROWN LaZIER BOWER COMPANY Nurseryland Evening at Homo From Mary Roberts Ornheum Symphony Orchestra Peibe Exclusive IN PWS Views Rinehart's Noyel THOS RAYMOND FRADKIN with MISS JEAN TELL Violiniat soprano 1 HE Mary Roberto hart ore From Marl Roberts Rinehart's Norel OPER a ROBINSON "IN THE DARK" nnon-FAN symAntooN DBT From of Mins on Wrong St" Mystery Melodrama Canine Contortionist KALMAR A abssin BROWN LAZIER 'BOWER COMPANY Nurservignd Evening at Nome Mary Roberts Ornheum Symphony OrenOrs Pothe Illxclustve hogss 'Views Rinehart's Nneet Twos RAYMOND FRADKIN viih MISS JEAN TELL -l'hey AIM" Know 13111" They AIM" Know 13ttor- ItI ANOTHER GREAT SHOW I ALL SEATS MATINEES HIPPODROME 2D BIG WEEK CHARLIE CHAPLIN 10 CENTS CELLI OPERA COMPANY ELRINS FAY AND ELE INS LEACH LA QUINLAN COMPANY 7 Bright Vaudeville Acts-7 Continuous Today 1 to 11 I I I i 1 1 it ii' 1 4 (t I 1 I mt gt I I 0 1 I l'i lit 11 EVENING TALLY'S Broadway 833 Broadway 100 American "The Unbeliever" throughout its seven action-packed thrill-filled parts tells a story that for sheer breath- taking interest-carrying suspense can only be compared with the big drama now being staged "Over There" You'll live hate and fight with the story as it unfolds It'll make you proud of our boys and confident in the principles Old Glory stands for 100 American "The Unbeliever" throughout its seven action-packed' thrill- filled parts tells a story that for sheer breath- taking interest-carrying sus- pense can only be compared with the big drama now being staged "Over TI Nrili Ev 1121-1 And Gala with the story as it unfolds It'll make you IN "A DOG'S LIFE" Added BRADY in lyomAN AND DIEU ii 1 Gittw3ANQ 511I-110N-DOLIAR THEATER BROADWAI AT THIRD 1-7 Continual'" Eerformanee piny betina 11:15 a la 115 315 615 7:15 0:15 Prier4: Mats 15r 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Years Available:
1874-1931