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WALLY REID.SEEN
IN A NEW COMEDY
"Reut Free" Shown at Stanley.
Jack Helt Scores in Streng
Story Other Photoplays
Stanley Wnllnre Uciil's smile, some
oul-et-tlip-ordinnry ;-eencs tin rooftops
nnd the personal efforts of n lianl-werking
cast de their best te put "Kent i
Free" Inte the lilt claws.
t'n nbent nn Impecunious young i
painter who is evicted bv n wnitli.
landlady nnd tnkes refuse first en a reef.
nnd later in a home, ncitnt ecept
for a caretaker. Twe sirls are thrown j
out nt nbent the same time for ltnl- ,
lnr reasons nnd they arc livins In n
tent en the roefi. A storm companions.
blows down the tent and Ileid (the'
pnlnter) takes them down into the limine
he has he netiehantlj taken ns his home.
It happens te he the runner home of
one of rlie girls, who had been prar
tit-ally left penniless h her fnther. '
whose will gine ever.. Hung te bi ecend
wife. The hitler return from Kurepe
and lias the three s.untt r in her lieue i
nrrestetl. The lnu.ier who pre'isutes
the case is the .voting paint "i-'h father,
uud the whole fuss Ii settled happily i
when it is di'0,ercd that a wceml will
had been made leaving -the house nnd
1 most of the fortune te the daughter in
stead of her wiekeil .step-mother.
Kver InvIj tries vert hard and their
efforts ' nre" e'ten individually funny.
Vnll'n deg Is ! valuable member ft
the east, whiih include- I.ila l.ee iwhe
is nuile .liarmillg nnd Ullilfl'celeil I.
I.ueieu l.ittletteld. t'laienee tiehlart audi
(iertrutle Short. It's a kind of .i
"Seven Da.ts" without the genuine
fnreienlities of tin- Mart Unbelt Kine
I mi stert .
This Is the Stanley Theatre r first
iiiinitersnrv and the bill Is excellently
rounded, 'it included the pre-ciiee of
Vn ter Herbert is j.u'i ' mum. iw' in
n number .of liltinc iiieletlie. p'em In- (
own iiiiercltad. a tiinns ceineuv i-iiucn
"The Paleface." w th l'.iM',r
and some excellent venie.
Photoplays Elsewhere
KATir.mx "The L.av nnd the
Weman," with Hetty Compson.
An atlnptntlen cf Clyde Fitch's
play. "The Weman In the Case."
STAXTOX "The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse," Hex InRrnni'a
pre-duet Ien of Hlasce lbaneza
novel, with Hutlelf Valentine.
VICTORIA-"A Connecticut VanUee
In King Arthur's Court." Mark
Twain s satlrle comedy, with Harry
Myers.
Gil CAT XOHTlllMX "The, Con Cen
quering: Tower," with Ituilelf al al
eti 1 1 no. , . . ,
ntVP.ni Ah - "The. Wonderful
Thing," a oemctl, with Nerma
Tnlinadgc
7UI.OXIA1. 'Ladies Must l.hc"
Willi Hetty Compson
AI.IIX l.M "Simiiif," with Jehn
C.llbert.
itAlthLr at UP. P. I -"The Conquer
ing Power," with P.udelf Valen Valen
tieo. l.OCl ST "S.lcnt Years." adapted
from the nevtl, "Mam selle Je," by
Hum ict CouistecU.
HI VOL I 'The Hiitles Play,"
.Marlen Da vies.
UPl.Mu.SI -- "Scrap Iren."
Cbnrles R.iy.
r I it At! -"The l.ure of Jade
Pauline' Furderlck.
OI.ISIIL .1 intrigue," with
V..c.rl
67 A 7 l'-. 111 STIIVPT '
.mil lieititl. ' with Ceiistanei
with
with
with
Tela
Korni
llin-
.S7.'.l. 'Hcule the Tlonnie Prier
Push ' with L'eiinKI Crlsi.
. I DPI: -"A Prlmti There W.i."
with Them.ts Meig'.ian.
FRANK M'INTYRE IS
WINNER AT KEITH'S
Mrs. Vernen Castle Alse Scores
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Hit Powers and Wallace
Win Approval
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Kcatiiii
Arcarliii Sonn'tiiiiex n tilm "inei
nlenc tlint ilNpiMvv th" Riinrrnl !
lief tluir ein of th' "crnit m.rth
enuiitr" n-tccn nrn- cutinnt b nr
tlstlf. , ,
Ini-k ltlt'x tirsit stiirrms p1iIc1c.
"Tin- fall f the North," l" nn nr
tiMlr jui tun-, nnd U It nlmlb Reed,
inn'iv-tiii: flip. With iiti'tiiren.up
Imckcrennilx
faucht 1 n ''
"tnry that i-
n'.iM'iuible u iv
tlm at'raK'. '
i tin
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"Iren Trail." at Aldlne. Has Thrill
ing Moments and Fine Cast
Ahllnc The jrlnruT which RtnmN m
the hncksreiind of "The Iren Trail" i
thc nie.Mt (Irniinitie tlilnj; in thin neu '
hex Ih'iich incline with an A!aka M't
ilns. Mctineini;. lerinlihihle and breath
catcliitis. it lieli'ii rUcl tin- attention of
the audience en the mine or less ereaUv
plot and make- the climax thrilling
etieiisli te enit tnext t.ite.
This phnluphi) fellows the novel from
which It Is adapted with nltnet mlntiti
chit. The result is a pu turc-iiue hut
rat hep jerki tilm. with hl'r'h spots
i-irinkii thiousheul, in-tend of n cre cre
eeude .if dramatic ten-e li'iidlni; up te the
bin M'ene. ' i
It concerns Murrn O'Nill. BpnernUj '
rcterre.l te bv the chanictei-. .e "The.
Irish I'ritiie.'' and his attempt te defeat
nn iinsi nipuleus i.iilrend promoter III i
Aln-kii. The riMili et the two creups
in railroad huilders as they push tliretiKli
their "iron trails ' talk's up uie.-t of the
plot. The llu1iii'is promoter stepR at
nethins, but the 1 em is always n Mup
..I t ll 1 11 1.1 l.i.e.n,, ,t,i.
tU'me i... i r .r. ti... nrin
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rtemls i .iiiic nleiur iiiul ne.irl w rei'it
n" Vml'j t.lnnu In t Iii'mii lenile- t,i sueeil
aw, iv his b'ldi-'e." but with the help of J !;'
one or two who si,. b him he dncs
tin Iat .iml saving i-im t 'himself, and the
tuidsi' nnd railroad ate eunplt t .1.
V iidhnm Sinn iin'. nltheiuh a bit
mlsi;it us t.)'Nei' kims n fleuii-eut
pieie of ncttng. Abnu Tell i- tie ent-
' standinc tijiuri' in the east. She makes
n benitiful nte' Intelligent heroine,
even though the -oemirie mnlx's he de
the inn-t ridiculetis sort of things.
Ke&innhl leim is iieieptnblc us the
friend. Thursten Hall. n the ullnfn.
. doe-, one .pli'ndid piece uf a1 ting in
.the latter part of tin- piitnre. wlnu lie
I is supposed te lese his nilml.
I Hmacvi'I-. -liiiidlng fur nlme the
i nliit is the Ii.ii kgreund. It is easy t
I hee that intlin f ihe
Keith's Krank Mrlntjrc. robust
cemcdinti, wen honor position en n hill
thnt !) check full of hendllners. This
ceiuedlnn wns seen In n iinlipie farce
of the hedrnoin-parlei'-tind-bath variety.
j He nwakeiis tn tind hliu'elf in u stratige
Inpartmcnt, the subject of n Jeke iy his
I friends. He has made believe he pet
j married the tilsht before during a spree.
With tills ns u stnrtins pest, many
I funny nituntlens urUc. Twe of his
i rlvnls he threwi heaillens Inte n bnth
i tub full of water, lie Is nbly agisted
by the four ether members et his com
I nam.
Mr. Irene rustle. In "Let's Dance,"
showed she still is able te cnpttlrean
; niidlenee with her clean dancing. This
I star also sings. The stage setting Is
i elaborate. Her dancing partner 1
, William Keardnn. with Ve Hupfehl at
'the piano. Several eueereu were de
manded. One of the surprise lilts et the show
was the clever team et Towers nnd
Wallace. They lidded n touch of the
Seuth te the stage. Hutli arc per
formers of i caliber that is hard te heat.
Their iliinl number, portraying n
Southern wedding, was an exceptional
iiceess. Their siugiug and ether antics
wire wn.v a hove the ordinary.
i)leu ami Jehnsen, two "nut" eom eem
idinns. aKe scored. Prank ltrewne
i ied classical and ja.x in n way that
i h id the audience applauding for mere,
lb plas the xylophone masterfully.
I'riiest Weed. In "Dummies." was seen
"i a skit. Ueing bashful, lie propose
tn dummies. enl. te tind they nic of
t'i h and bleed.
Deris Duncan snug several sons in
lr own inimitable way. Kluting's
I iit.Tltiiners. showing n group of well
ii lined pigeons, rabbits, eats and dogs,
i a happy opener. The Klteres,
i.irie.U batiei artists, ably closed the
lull
SIDNEY SCORES IN'
AMUSING COMEDY
"Welcome Stranger" Proves
Highly Entertaining In First
Showing at Carrick
that were .p1endidl
inpetent photographer, a
Iramntie and sutUrienth
I ncting that is
Tin fall of the North
! recommended te iiearlx eer
ii fan.
ll'i't plnjs the r de of the niinj :nl
M'liturer, who w.inders Inte .1 llud-nii
Ituv trading pest, where his life is
often in dnug-r He Is liii.il! sen
tenced te take the "Imigiie trneri'.
which means -triking out, h luui-elf.
into the unknown, an almost Mire ic
ttm of the wolves, but fatl! interveiii's.
and he net i n'.y e-s-apes tlenth. but wiu
ins sweetheart, the Facter's d.iughtcr.
Madge I'.ellniny N the heroine and
Neah Ueery the Facter.
ralacc A big improvement en Ids
rei ent pictures is l'.ert I. fell's "The
Idle Uich." It is ti"t parttciilurly
dramatic, but geed direction, acting
and ilietnsraph have helped iniest
the story wnn some -.., ..... , , , ,
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ii ., ! ....... . ,..,,, ,.f ,..,, .i,.m,iii wii lnl.en
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(ilnhe -"Inside smff" regarding of
fice tumbles of a commercial concern
are giM-n in "The New Steneg'' when
lienl the bill. There are clewr lines
nnd ln.inv funny vl'untleiis In the
skit. hieli Is piesentcd b.v Dan Cole Cele
mail company. Jewell nnd company
present n inn el mi, which is full of
geed euti'ttninineut. The Dixie Four
sing mid dance with geed results.
Other K"nd acts Include these of Flo
uud i H ie Waters and l.adern nnd
Iieckim.ii gMiinasts, "The D.iwn of
e l..i-t Is the pliotepla attrac
tien.
Allegheny - "l'..irl'n te the Moen." a
musical c'Miii dj . wen headline honors.
Julia Kcb n was heard In a melange
of sung. Vie ItichnriN, minstrel, was
well received. Others who pleased
wen Walsh nnd FdwanN. dancer,
and Adams and Thompson Sisters in u
musical specialty. "White Oak" was
the feature photoplay which rounded
out the bill of merit.
Oanlch It would be most effective te
write a review of "Welcome Stranger"
with nil the rich dialect Jhnt has been
m popular (en the stage) since "Potash
nnd I'erlnuitter" days. The whole spirit
of'Weleeme Stranger" Is the spirit of
dlnlect. ntul .ct Its entire effect Is put
across with the quietest of methods and
In nunnst straight liiigllsh, with u Yid
dish expression Introduced here nnd
there for comedy purposes. It Is ,t
highly amusing nnd entertaining piny
throughout, with suggestions of uneven
ness that tna well he Ignored In the
general satisfaction of the whole. And
(icerge Sidiic has never done a better
bit of work than his keen, lovable,
utinint Interpretation of the part of
Isidore Solemon.
Solemon comes Inte the Cir.ind Hetel.
In Vnllev Falls, N. II., en n bitterly
lillzznrillv New Year's I've with his
face nil muffled up nnd the lending Hchts
et the town greet him with "Welcome
stranger." Hut when he removes his
muffler nnd reieals n snil'lng face with
racial characteristics se strong as te be
unmistakable, the atmosphere becomes
colder Ih.m the snow outside and the
narrew-niiniled racial prejudices of the
small town nie at once leagued te drive
him out. Hut he sticks In spite of all.
lie becomes partner of the town fnilute
In nn electrical development scheme, he
befriends a friendless nnd unknown girl,
hn scatters helpfiilne-s and warm
heartedness and shrewd phi'osephy nil
about him. nnd the happy ending sees
the whole town cured of its prejudh-es
and lei..!, uuj en the following ew
Vent.'.. i'i... with the brilliantly lighted
city nnd its rushing electric cars for n
nuiterlnl hutkitmund iiulle u hi "Het-nieli-Oiihk
Walllngferd."
Hidne Is unliiie in hl methods.
lie ntle'inpts n during bit of personal
work just before the curtain of the lit-st
nei w'lmii he cees nbent the stage nl-
most without a word, helping the girl. .
for main minutes and. by action and
expression tilene. sketches ill his char- '
net er mere keenly mill fercefulh llian
he could have done with several "sides"
of dialogue. He is never loud or bur-
lesque in his acting, lie can point a
joke with the raising of Ills evehrewsj
or the sudden breaking out of his
Mlieerh . looked smile. And his part!
anil lits! lines put across u let of rffee- j
tlve phile-ephy with a geed laugh te
drive each point home. i
Dnvid lllggins, tis the town failure,
whose iiiieutlens finally make them'
rich, gnie a skillfnl pertrajal of the
pnrt. Shia Field was charming and
iisunIK inceptnhlu ns the girl whom I
Solemon befriends. '
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All sorts of fabrics heavy and deli
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SAFELY VASHES FINE FABRICS
liner Alaskan
under the fiiseiiint inc title
concerns the adventures nf three gen gen
erntiens of the With.rbee familj . of
('Hlifeniia. and J.jtell p!as nil three
re'0"- " , . , .
The part of the piciurc which hew
the geld rush and the early d.is is
Hspeiutll- interesting. 1'hey treat of u
familiar" mewe subjec. but ha.e real
rush nnd itallt
Virginia Valli. -lehn Pavidsen.
T.eigh Wyant and Themas .lefterseii
g.ve the star geed support
Itegent Fred Jm ken s m'lediumn
Tin lln'e in tli.' Wall." makes g,. 1
lilui material The spiriumli-t.c seance
scenes are the" big feature, and the
should have a cry real interest te pic
ture fans.
Alice Lake i the lending woman nn,l
sin has a pirt thnt g ts away from th.
ordinary. She is the daughter f a
l'.estnn banker-euib. 'let- who llei-,t!.
citv in disgrace and becomes n s , ;,il
secretnr. She falls jn love with tin en
of the house, and hl mother, in fun.'
lias the girl i.iiivicted of tin ft. Shet
scrM's a jui I si nteucr and comes out em
bittered Te n cemplisli I'r reenge.i
.he becnmi s a spirituulis'i'- uiediiini. '
'J'lif climax is eiirrlng.
Capitel --- "Vendetta" is 1 v i . iiieaiw
I'elu Negri's bet picture, but ii is an
mlre.ting. fast-moving meledniinn built
,i round a t'ersienn girl's de-ire te avenge
the death of her brother. Fans who
remember ".Mr. Hnrnes ..f New Yerk"
will net" a btreng similunti.
Mis Negri N the vital th'rg n this
tuctiiie. Hpc eNjiressi..' face never did
I r-r h.iter i-eri !'' She is dnanue,
sympathetic, duni.ific, and t'.ie pint,
w'h.le net iiartii'ui.u Ii tMiel. g!e-, h. r
wonderful epi nrti.t.iti.'s. The rest of
. i i list is rule ire.
FAY'S KNICKERBOCKER BILL
Kay's JinichcrltecliiT - - 15 ill the
plnlnp'llV i'1'l'l Mlll'll 1 l'li Sections f.f
tl 's Hi ! - '.. 'iMllll .1 !l ' iken l-lle
of. and the result is a lull of real en-
a in ii William I'arnum is the
star m ' I'erjur.v," n Mirruig st.,irv
of M'i .ety t'idiii On the vaude
ville -ide. .1. t'. I iw U and e.impnnv
haie a ihnni'ter singing and 1. 1 1 1 mg
nei timt is ilistiiutly hum I . Hiehard
I'eters and eempnii) Tin-selii a nimei'j
sketch. ' Fun in a Lnvwcr's Of!W ;
Tench, r Sisters, si.n,-Hnd-i:ill; act. is
entertaining, and 'he bill also im hides
many ether novelties
DUMONT'S SHOW PLEASES
Dinneiit'.v This is ihe tinnl week of
th .lununry Juhile", .md thern Is n
program of fiinmakins and nunstreKv
I such us is bound te please the ioest
critical audience 1'iuerites of tin.
i pi cent 'la, tepresenr the f.iu.eus piiii-
btrels 'd the jiust. Tini i-leer skii-,
Oie "The Cep and tb ew.e," with
.Jehn Lemuels, and "The Itev Scouts
I In ramp," with liennie Franklin. Fin
i mett Welch nnd ethers of the company
take enre of the olio eectlen of the
show.
loser te home, probably .lersi, hut
the-e W.l He Mountain ranges, that
rushing ee-trewn te-ri'in and some
clevi riv pmvi ImI sn m s .'niicerning the
Oillpll'tlOU of 1.1
"Tie Iren Tr.nl'
in.- and ctiimiibli
bridge. be
a tu t ire of
iiiertaium
ll. ike
iger-
ut
tin
tilll-' ipc t'lcal'Ue IS
illli ter of I I e Aldllie in
week, a id I.I- prugi.ilil I
one l'.i n T irpin nieie.ii -ing
i eue dj , "llr'ght F.vc-
gue-t enn
he-ti.'i thi
ll splendid
n nn iiiiiii--
FINE MUSICAL REVUE IS
OPERA HOUSE FEATURE
Bevy
of Pretty Girls in Climax te
Lively Vaudeville Bill
( hestiuit Mi-ret Opera Heuse I'lai'.
nnd Mct'uliiiiih with mi la' "rate
uiu-iial is Mie pieidc a liiniig iu..i
for tl e Shi. I ii bill this w.i '. .. el
the In st tn.lt hns liel II eflM-nl I'll' III
eme time.
The "flunkies of ItVJl" ll- all of
the i-ar-iunrks of u iirsl-i la iivi-i. ul
ininedy en a somewhat mi uln r sejle.
Tin- .'ii 'in- ei' pretty gir'- w.c.ld de
iiedn te tin best musical show. In
. luded in ir are at. b'a-l ,i dozen
spi' i.ilt) datn'is. In fa-1, .me of the
i--ii.''s"-tret.g points is th dnicjag
dark and M. t'lilleugli lneude a riot
e.' fun in ihnr clever anf. -. s
siunt- ' Tin; y nn ably iui peit
oilier leading ndus by
l'aiiline And. raen. ltutl
I'liurlcs 1.1'
with its slilcu
f. at un s, w
'tig- ami
d in the
ii k l.ihwtr.l-.
Wander and
This prod".'-' n n iilen'.
lid variety of mt rtnimn
mid il'ialif.v as n i rcdiuln.
!!re.idw:i A highly plea-lng bill t '
offered. Lew Cooper with his funiiv
black face act Is Iho headliner. He I
built hi" material across in a pleas
ing w.ij. Siiif. Moere pie-ents "An
Arnbinii' Nightmare." nnd the iet of .
the bill shows Armstrong and the ill- I
herr si-ters in snugs and dnnces; F.idy
and Kelly, ncrebati iinilinn. nml nn i
eNcelleiit" photeplav. "The Weman in
Hi-i Heuse." '
Cf'Js! Kcjs I'hil Adams and HI
(Jills proved n Inippv headliner. This
was ,i musleiil nined. Iugersell and
Simknis were si en in a sketch which
was, patterned :ib..e the ordinal. . Ash
lev and lin-n.iv and company Iiiim iiii
. nteftiilniiig -kit He'en Stnilie and
i 'hum- In "Kiddie enr." scored n nr-;.ii-e
hit. l!ill Kinkald i- u Sc itch
mi iimncr. A I'eattite photeplaj a
,il e shown.
Kesimie Kli.Mi i'- Ileal I.b-phnnts
in ! well-trained ihilntien P iiure the
lull, .link Notion and con p. in v hae
a m,iei- sketch winch pleasi I .Moffett,
K. nnis. .ii uud Hciner hnie n .lancing
in t w I.I' u had the mullein app'audiug
for mere Willie Smith pn.w'l lie na
ii doulie-eice.I singer. W.Nen nnd
M. Fe in n skit were vi ninusing
An i iiieitainlng photep'.i was aKe
Hashed en the ncieen.
NImiii- A smoeth-ninniiig show . nf
fered. with phut of gne I laughs b. '
win of holding inleresr, ' .Imcullity."
an net lu which pretty g.i and geed
ii.usl.. mingle. ). roved a d'-elded hit..
Fern, liigclew and Ivlng ui-tributed al
'large number of innn-sied laughs and'
added some geed music. Hebby Folbein,
with timely song-, and Mann and com- i
panv, in comedy illusion-. umpleted the
nuileille portion of the - i .w . Frank ,
Mine, In "lir. .Inn," is Im film at-1
1 traction.
If' '"
i
bit1.
A -'
pep ll'll
I .111 ''S
m .ii rili.
let I i
snlll."
1,1111'
pieM d
i teil
'I in
1 1 ,
i - mil
th-
.leir;
llleU
of npplllU'-e
flu. opera Lai
.'.ii.it. H i
lveil than in I s iippi.iiau.
-i -iiiseii wit.i ' Apple l'.le--
ami tlil yc.u in the ill-fate 1
l.i tt it." If ! 'fi'cil encen -
thit his ken-js i 'luis a hit witn
-Win n " comes te
getting '.nt worth of
Anna ( ii.indier is u
She is the f'T ire.l attr.ic-
. , . i i ....
ill mill UN'S lip l" " ' ' -"n IIV i'"l
nn r tie a iiunuv. iiimnn
NiMin's (.i.iud--lngmg
songs ami
eerv line ucrnss.
paiemnker
t
i
tin- nudieiiee.
Ne I. v nptivatiiig me the rnther
iii'iisiial songs of F I' I Iuih ninl tin
. ,i -l,e sing- them
Sen Musical Sf ' i -. who can 'n
i. et ia?z into aim mg from the s
treiil l.uciu t.i.e iiit.inemj uwr-
piexiilu u lii i.. epeiilng for the
"uWiiis a
seiited will.
I Ither i3oed
l.e, i-. IN i niiiedy J Sloin
a sk-.r; Arthur Astell
, emedx eutfiIetiuUts;
li.e. 'Sheld.ui nnd 'i'U
I'ehlj. "The Hull 1"
' Tl Mysterious lSend
turn attinctiens.
Weman In II .1 is pic-
an iibniida n . of tluills,
acts Include II .ward nnd
I in'slielil, in
ml ceinpnii).
nulieru nnd
i and Fred
ii l'.i i s" and
i i " are pic-
ti lie
ti ii
bill
I!
sing
FARCE AT THE ORPHEUM
. '.ley. Shin I '
bits' Of CM If
hearty approval
In fact, the in'
lit i ly puce nnd w
gnl, in the kt-t a t
in n happy me..,
-. ind Ilisland, v he
kind of song, wmi '
l
in bill moves nt a
i the bow of prett v I
leaves the uudlenee I
Cleopatra's way
Vijth n world of ancient
beauty arts ;,t licr command,
she depended en cleansing:
with Palm and Olive oils te
protect, improve and preserve
the freshness nnd smoothness
of her skin.
This beautifying was net
confined te face alone. The
batli was a daily icrcmenial
with all ancient peoples, palm
and olive oils the cleansers
used.
Hathc with Palmolive and
keep your skin smooth and
white. It is a luxury all can
Pretty when she
wakes up
TWIN BEDS" IN STOCK
h cl
Centinuing: Sheics
WAKX1 7 "Tlie SMn ijame ' Oals
wnrthv drama held em r for two
additional weeks. Ju'm Orey In
ths leading rele.
BltOAV "The Intlinale PtrnnGer "
Heeth Turklngten'H cemedv, with
Wills Burke, Alfred Lunt uud
lilenn Hunter.
ADPJ.VIU "Th Hat" ttm ntno ntne
leen'.li nnd final weeic r.f Aver'
Hopwood and Mary ItLberts Jtlne
hart thriller.
lOUREST "Orphans of the Storm."
13 W. Orlfflth film. liaBml en
I) Knncry's "Twe Orphnns," with
Lillian ftlid Dorethy Olsli.
OUUnVR't "Tlie Oreenwlc.li Vlllagu
Kellleu.'' third edition, with Irnnn
Fianklin. Je Urewnu, Ted l.tuwiH
and Gorden Uueltj
L ItlC - "lMfiiex N'lght " Turkl.sb
li.itll farce, bv Avei IIjpwt.ihJ n ti'l
I'linrltrii AndrewB, w in Jehn
Arthur,
Mae Desmond and Her Company
Present Fast-Moving Farce
Metropolitan - - Mnignret Maj" and
ShIihIiiie I'.i'd-' pepultir farce. "Twin
Heils," previ- te liaie lest none of It s
funtnaking i iepirtics. The tnpid-lire
nonsense .'ird the binvilderlng iniT-uti
in identit ' nnd the lanulinble n.hen-
turcs that rfielve iiisiund the twin beds
make a sileinlul cwniiig's cuti limn-
nieut.
I Mne 1 ' smeiid and the ether favorite'
of the spick eempanv neipnt llienibelves
nobly in the farcical roles. They seem
1 le enj'iv their week's vacation from the
usual hffivv drnmntle and enter into
' thu hunieinus spirit et the plnv In such
1 a way as te win ever the coldest audi-
i ence. Frnnk Fieldtr Is sick and hi
i plnce is acceptably taken by Jehn
I Milj.m.
Stock Company Pleases Follevers
With "High Cost of Leving"
Orpheuni -One of tl
modern -.He. split tins f'n
Cost of Leving," tire.
te foUew'is of the r.l .
week. The eemplh'iH
f.. .m the havoc wreugl
r .ii r men bv a Spai
kept Keing nt rapid p'n
)mpi solmieii and 'I '
nhiicst every line an I
atieiV
Dwigbf A. Mende g
ai terizntieii of l.ud'w
..iiisinrd king, and the ,
i mni of the SnsinlMi
well pla.ied by
,r
, -.ei lies of th,
... "Ine High
- uelconie fate
i i I'in.xer.s thi-'
im that come
I he hearts el
cifinscnsc nie
iilil the fi nn I
s a laugh in
ewry iitu-
a
Klinl.i
fnis ch.ii'-
inl.p. the
i nir thiee vie-
n s charms nre
delin W l.ett. licrnnrd
Mi f)wen and I.esur llewmd. Huth
..b inst.li N tlm B"i i tne case, iiiim
ether roles arc tiM. I l.v (.eitrude
U i -hie Mellv Flsl . i. llauv Wilgus
Vrihur' Uitcbie, Wi lum Hinldge and
I5.s-n Maxwell.
CASINO'S PLEASING COMEDY
Casine Mnlllp '' '"'"' brings, her
"Comedies of !'--" te town nnd dis dis
cleses n hIiew thnt in. hides geed fun
innkiiiK, nnd nttraem.. chorus and a
number of huinninhle iune. The trenes
nre especially elaborate, coming te i
liinnx in tne i.nu ei me nri(i
r,Ai.,neenie Mcrij. eunie
I nuvvrtutnu 3 ij& anuiY - - . , . .,., , ,..i,,
. ,, ii, ,. - . setting in "e 'ii'.. leiiiiiuiii ui. i.-.,
Trncadero-MissUillle Wilsen, w.th,,T1bSpnnl," v,,;, MKS Williams,
program of elaRfjlenl dnnces. su lug ...........t Klrb.v, Snlintore Zitn uud
I'hlnv Hutledge, is a feature of the en
tertainment wbi'h has novelty and Interest.
n
feature, of "The Speedway (jirls" tin
week. She does Itusslnn, Hawaiian
and tirecian iIuikch, and ends with what
she c.ills "A Dance of All utieiis "
net her feniure Is the uppear.im e of
the Xlc'mh Trie, siugi r-. diueers mid
iiislruiin ntlllist III the cast III'' It"
Ilainllten, Iluttin Ilenll, Harry Uevitt,
1 Hi; KTKItVM, IftlANOI.K
rius. A rr' creat levn story "A Mn'
tv. ii.iime with roniDllCHtlens that Brim
whPii two women le the sma i nwn. starts
Wwlnsday. Tthruary 1, lu Un livimtej
'rexS7, AlaiUDciJlUy Bhul and. ethers. ' pwu" juwefc-idv.
afford
M& f f )
i J Wifmmi
ilwm I
rrt . no
i ins is tnc real test. I lie girl wlie wakes
fresh and radiant, with a clear, smooth
.skin which has no defects te conceal, need
net worry about her leeks. She possesses
the greatest of all attractions the one
which outshines all ethers.
This need net discourage the girl whose
complexion is net se geed. Proper care
will seen transform a bad skin into one
admired for its perfection.
ict rid of the clogging accumulations
which cause coarseness and disfiguring
dejects and you will seen be compli
mented en your fresh blooming com
plexion. The secret is" simple and about 3,000
vcais old. It was discovered in ancient
Kgypt and practiced by Cleopatra.
Simple Beautifying
The remedy for a coarse skin, for one dis
figured with blackheads or ugly blotches,
is daily cleansing with a lather blended
from palm and olive oils.
Such a cleanser is se mild and seething
that it softens the skin and
keeps it smooth. But it re
moves 'the accumulation of
dirt, oil and perspiration
which arc responsible for
most bad complexions.
Yeu can't neglect your
skin and expect te keep it
blooming and alluring. The pewejf r and
rouge you use te conceal defects deceive
no one.
The seething cleanser
Palmelivc is the modern combination of
the same beautifying cosmetic oils Cleo
patra used in the days of ancient Egypt.
It is just as valuable today as a safe sooth seeth
ing cleanser.
Massage jts smooth, creamy lather
softly into the network of tiny pores
which compose the surface of your skin.
Jt will remove the clogging deposits
which enlarge these pores, cause black
heads and invite blotches.
Dry skins arc benefited by cold cream
after cleansing. If unusual dryness is your
trouble, apply a little cream before as well
as after washing.
Popularity Lew price
Judge Palmelivc by ether soaps and
you will expect te pay at least 25 cents a
'tike. But the popularity; which keeps the
Palmelivc factories working day and night
naturally reduces cost. Quantity produc
tion i.s, always economical.
Thus this finest facial soap is efTercd
at 10 cents a cake a price all can afford.
Yeu can economically use Palmelivc for "
every toilet purpose, for it costs no mere
than ordinary soap.
THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY, Milwaukee, U.S. A,
THE rALMOLlVE COMfANV OP CANADA, Mmltts, TORONTO, OS r
-4fie maktrtca tempUtt tins cfteiltt articUi
Volume and efficiency
produce, 25-cent quality
for only
10c
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