Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-16

| tied within an Ace" story OF
! Kentucky fued days, a subject ever
| fun of the glamor and adventure of
\ the wild mountain folk. and played
by a cast that includes Dorothy Kelly,
James Morrison. Harry Moery and
many other well-known Vitagraph
stars, the picture should prove one Of
the best things the Park place thea
tire has offered in a long while.
Many other interesting features viii
also be presented.
! tomorrow's bin in a drama entitled
His Inspiration Tom Moore and
notable cast are in this feature; while
on Wednesday His Dearest Foes
with Francis Bushman, tops another
new program.
Clever vaudeville specialties are
presented at all performances and are
changed on Mondays and Thursdays.
Profit sharing coupons, good for val
liable premiums, are given out with
all tickets of admission.
Sensation In a form new TO vaude-
vile will be seen in the headline fea-
/ ture OF the new bill opening at the
! Lyric today THE Law of the Plains
| Is the unusual feature that will serve
in one act. William Howell, noted
| legitimate actor, and a company Of
| ten, are east for this Offering. Many
| wonderful scenic effects are employed
! in the Offering, particularly that Of a
realistic thunder storm. in which one
! OF the principals is struck by bolt Of
| lightning.
Al Carleton. The widely popular
/ skinny fellow who has entertained
/ hig-timc audiences for many years,
| viii make his first appearance In pop
ular- priced vaudeville on this bill.
The Wilton Girls. three dainty tots, in
a delightful feature. the Aeroplane
Girls, In a whirlwind aerial novelty;
Caryl and Girndell. in a clever slit
entitled The Manicure and the
Boob" the Milmars, strong-nrm won
ders; Undine Andrews. a clever
mimic, and Wopman and Horton, in a
rousingly funny variety sketch, are
among others on the bill, The photo
plays Of the standard that Lyric pa
irons have always enjoyed are daily
feature Of the programs.
This coming Sunday benefit per-
Torrance for the war sufferers viii be
given. Big vaudeville concerts Of ter
acts viii be offered continuously or
that day, from II a. m. TO IL D. IN.
The unusual sight OF turning hun.
dreds away from motion pictur,
performance occurred at the Para,
mount Theatre on Saturday after
noon, when Tall Esen Morgan, tbs
manager, to accommodate tn,
crowds, ran two performances o
1.-THE Straight Road" and then wa!
Obliged TO refuse adnittance TO hun
dreds.
The Paramount lists only one per
Torrance in tho afternoons as a rule
but as early as 1880 on Saturday TIL
people began TO assemble, and by
OF clock the house was packed to TIL
doors. II was then that Mr.. Morgan
decided to give a second perform
anoe. and although the overflow sooi
packed tive Hobbies the people patient
/. Is waited for two hours.
The first three days of this weel
Tyrone Power, n great actor, viii b.
seen in "Aristocracy," play b!
Bronson Howard.
Thursday. Friday and Saturda.
Theodore Roberts. one of the creates
character actors. win be seen in 9TH
lCireusman." This play is adapted
, from the book, Rose in the Ring,
by George Barr McCutcheon, and /
labout the circus life
Today and Thursday the Home ant
, Hospital for Incurables will holt
benefits as the Paramount.
, The second entertainment in tn
old First Presbyterian Church cours
will be given in the church tonight
Edwin Whitney will give his dra
matte recital on The Message From
Mars" Mr.. Whitney is well know
to the Lyceum managers as one o
the most finished artists on the plat
form and his interpretations of IN
drama and literature always attrac
attention.
Al Reeves's big Beauty Show
comes 70 Miners Empire Theatr
this week. Mr. Reeves has Away
succeeded in presenting a burlesqu