Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-19

The recent Holy Name Society pa.
rade. in which fully 10000 took part
in this city alone, will be shown on
tha moving picture screen at kee-
news during the first three days this
week Parades of members OF the
societv In Orange, Montclair, Harri-
son and other suburban towns, ana
Jersey City, will also be SHOWN, Ine
pictures are so distinct tnat inol-
viduaIs in the line or march aro
clearly discernible. .,ht
acts of the program is stances 3
Comedy Circus, in which some OF
the cleverest animals on the stage
take part.
Helena Alberts, mezzo soprano,
and Gilbert Wilson, basso, VIII %
the soloists at the paramount
Theatre, Broad street, TINS Weeh.
Mae Sutton. who has been slnsins
at the theatre. VIII return IN Mon
indefinite stay beginning next Mon-
dav. This week Miss Sutton VIII ap-
pear at the Paterson Silk Snow.
Miss Alberts possesses voice Vi
remarkable range, and has appeared
before some of the most critical au-
diences in this country. Last SUM
mer she sang in the Ocean Grows
auditorium with Lifts MlhtaIy
Band. and put herself in favor WIN
the audience of 1000 at once; Miss
Alherts is another of the century
Onera Company stars, and has been
doing some very difficult roles. MT,
Wilson. also of the Century, mas
already become favorite at the
Paramount. :. ..rha
County Chairman" with Maclyn Ar
buckle in the title role. Next WeeN
Mary Pickford will appear In BE
hind the Scenes"
H,aua,,;as If unique and highly at
fro ctive order will be in strong eVi-
dance on the new vaudeville program
onening at the Lyric today, and con-
tinuipg for the first three days OF the
"I.a Petite Revue" one of vaude-
vi,ie's most successful productions, a
nretentious novelty that employs q
large east in an extraordinary Singing
and scenic feature, tops the plii LOT
the first three days OF this week at ehe
Lyric. r,,,.r booth
rrincinels with such well-known
Rroadway productions as stop
Thief" will make their vaudevliie
debut IN this bill in delightful play
let of love and millinery called TOO
. Many Hats
Daniel J. Leighton and a large cast
come with another feature OF the Dill
an the scenic one-act farce called VIA
E,xnress." The Temple Quartet, q
singing organization popular every,
where and great favorites iocaiy, wii VA,
contribute with the same oehsnLlui
feature that has always marked their
entertainment. Brown and Newman,
in a clever singing and comedy ski,
the Countess Gracia Nardini, titleu
musical artistic of great skill and YER
satility; William Sisto, the ltanan
congressman, in His First Speech"
Youan, an Oriental Juggier, and other
new acts are listed on this program.
The photoplays, always the latest at
the Lyric, are changed daily.
Many interesting features are an
nounced for this week at Proctor's
Park Place Theatre. Today's pro-
gram has much appeal. 1.-THE Double
Life" a powerful drama founded on
fact, has been produced by the Lubin
Company With scenes laid in New
York city, and locale about the
bright lights on Broadway, this pic
ture will be of particular note on to-
days program. Many other features
are listed on today's bill. THE Blood
Ruby" featuring Maurice Costello
!, and all-star Vitagraph cast, tops an
excellent bill for tomorrow. "The Ex-
Convict" a Kaiem production. featur-
ing Alice joyce and Tom Moore; The