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entire confidence and who is to a great
extent the public idol of the hour. In
deed. II the nation to-day had to choose
between Joffre and his principal gem
erals, in whom the people have placed
all their trust and to whom they look
with assurance for ultimate victory.
on the one hand. and the Chamber Of
Deputies on the other, the latter would
he swept out Of existence without any
hesitation.
IL Q the matter to an is
sue between Joffre and his generals
and Parliament. as now constituted,
Parliament will have to go. 1t Is a
Parliament that was elected some time
before the war. which means before
the people had had an opportunity of
realizing the terrible evils and perils
Of the anti-militarist theories and doc-
trines Of the Radical party.
Were a general election to be he'd
to-day. were the people to lie invited
to a their votes anew at the polls.
scarcely one would be cast in favor Of
a party which all along has been COM
mitted TO a policy thai would leave
France ~defenceless against her foes.
Of a party which must bear the chief
responsibility for that lack or muni-
tions which has hampered military
operations. In one word. there would
no longer be any Radical party in the
National Legislature. Indeed. II the
present Radical Chamber makes my
further effort to interfere with Joffre
and his generals. now in command OF
the troops at the front, the Chamber is
likely to be swept out Of existence,
either by the troop or by the people,
both OF whom are heartily sick of the
particular brand Of Parliamentarisnl-
the Radical brand-now commanding a
majority In the National Legislature.
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THE A THAT LAST.

The plays that continue in New
York are THE Last Laugh" at the
Thirty ninth Street Theatre. THE
Bubble" at the Booth Theatre. The
boomerang at the Belasco Theatre.
MIR. Myd's Mystery" at the Comedy
Theatre. Under Fire" at the Hudson
Theatre. Rolling Stones" at the Har-
ris Theatre. No. 10 Washington
square" at the Park Theatre, search
Me" at the Gaiety Theatre and Some
Baby at the Fulton Theatre.
The musical plays are The Girl
From Utah" at the Knickerbocker
Theatre. THE Girl Who Smiles at
the Lyric Theatre. Hands Up" at the
Forty-fourth Street Theatre. THE
Blue Paradise" at the Casino Theatre,
The Follies OF 1915" at the New Am
sterdam Theatre and THE Passing
Show Of 1915" at the Winter Garden
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CAILLAUX'S HAND IN PLOT

II Is always difficult to predict what
will take place in France. But IL is
possible to form some deductions
from h present temper OF the French
people at large. SO wonderful in their
patriotism; from the temper OF the
gallant French army, n from the
unpatriotic, selfish, and, one might al
most say. REASONABLE course upon
which the Radical party has now
embarked. II this party. with as
majority in the Chamber, gives n
more trouble the Chamber will hr dis
solved. either by legal means or others;
the Radical members of the Cabinet
turned out. all civil power vested In
the hands of those members thereof
who enjoy popular confidence. and
who are immune to the terrorism of
Caillaux. namely H,ibot, Dclcassc n
M%illerand, all Conservative Republi-
cans. and who enjoy confidence at
home and abroad. while the hands
OF Joffre and of his principal lieuten-
ants will be strengthened.
France, which has had n terrible
awakening, to which 1t has arisen In
the most magnificent fashion, Will never
return to the policies of unfamiliar
ism and of irreligion. with which the
Radical party is identified. For the
war has had the effect of rendering
the nation deeply religious. 1t is
not in the mood for anything In the
nature of atheism. And then 1t must
always be borne in mind that there
has been until now n great distinc-
ton between the French Government
and the French people, so great a
difference that it IL unfair to attribute
to the latter the faults due to the mis-
use OF political power, OF radical
statesmen such as the unfrocked priest
Emile Combes and h unsavory
Joseph Caillaux, the evil genius OF
France.
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VITAGRAPH THEATRE-"To
Cherish and Protect" Is the new
picture heading the programme
this week. 1t Is q story OF Wall
Street specializing and what 1t
leads to. Others include Sidney
Drew in "Unlucky Louey." The
Fire Escape Willie Stayed
Single" and THE Kidnapped
Stockbroker." a two part feature
drama.
STRAND THEATRE-Sam Ber-
nard will make his motion pic
ture debut in Poor Schmaltz."
He Is shown In the character as
the prosecuted and persistent
wooer of an American heiress. A
supporting cast includes Ruby
Hoffman. Leonore Thompson.
Robert Broderick, Conway Tearle
and Dick Bernard. Other pic
lures include an educational fea-
ture. more war pictures and
Percy Richards, "the man in
white" who will sing.
LIBERTY THEATRE-"The Birth
of a Nation" starts this week the
seventh month of its run at the
Liberty Theatre. The civil war
spectacle with its views OF the Ku-
Klux Klan and other points Of in
terest in the reconstruction pc
Rod Of. the South bids fair to
have one of the longest runs of
any picture yet produced.
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Last autumn, when the present ad-
ministration was reconstructed so as to
embrace men representing all the prin-
cipal factions Of Republicanism, from
Conservatives, such as Alexandra Ri
bot. Minister of Finance, and Theophile
Delcasse, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
down to the ultra Radical Premier
Viviani, it was agreed to suspend all
party dissensions and to join in a pa
triotic coalition for the purpose Of the
defence of France. This pact was
called L'Cnion Sacree. The Radicals
in and out Of the Chamber have dur
ing the last four weeks minated that
they would no longer be bound by Its
provisions. that tbs intended to have
to every means In their power
to remove Generals Joffre, Foch, de
Mnud'Hui, &c, from their commands
and to substitute in their stead gen-
erals of whose radicalism and of whose
i%rreligion they are more wholly and
completely assured.
They put forward In this connection
Gen. Sarrail. Perhaps they malign
him. At any rate. they have awaited
Themselves Of the opportunity afforded
by Joffre's removal of Sarrail from his
command at Nerdun To put him for
ward as a victim of the re~actionary
and religious views existing at the
headquarters Of the generalissimo. He
was shelved for neglectlng to make
adequate preparations against n recent
attack by the German Crown Princes
army. owing to which some important
French positions were lost and thou
sands of French officers and soldiers
killed by poison gas. against which no
precautions had been taken by the
General. Yet this is the officer whom
the Radicals headed by Caillaux and
Combes wish to appoint TO the COM
mand in chief in the place OF General
issimo Joffre.
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es, says an announcement. The play

ties, says an announcement. The play
has comedy and humorous situations.
No expense has been spared in the
matter OF settings and gowns, and the
play promises to be one OF the most
colorful as we'll as the most tuneful
and pleasing of the season.
The company supporting Mr.. FL
tinge includes Dallas Wexford. Leo
Donnelly, Austin Webb. Marie Cham
bers. Mark Smith, James Budd, Jane
Oaker, Ned Burton, Olive Tell, Clair
borne Foster, Edith Hamburg and Mrs.
Stuart Robson. A dozen girls will APP
pear in the encourage of Mr.. Eltinge.
One song has been contributed by Ed
ward Madden and Penney Wenrich.
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VARIETY IN

The star Theatre. Brooklyn. will
open tomorrow afternoon with its
regulation burlesque policy. THE
High Life Girls is the title Of the
initial Offering. Two miniature musi-
cal comedies are to be staged as part
Of the production. They are called
"a Country Vacation" and "A Night
al the Pekin Cabaret" The cast in
clndes Michelina Pennetti, Ambark
All. Willie Mack. Pauline Russell,
Charles Collins. Don Manning. Alice
Brophy, Sye All and others.
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James X. Hackett has purchased
Woodland. an estate covering more
than twenty acres Of ground at Clay
ton. n. Y, which he intends to use
for a summer home. This is one OF
the most desirable pieces of property
on the st. Lawrence River. situated
on the mainland and having a large
river frontage. as well as the entrance
for the State road. The main house
has more than twenty rooms and will
be completely refurnished and re-
decorated for Mr.. Hackett's occupancy.
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ON H BEACHES.

NEW BRIGHTON THEATRE-Henry E. Dixey and Adelaide ]. ].
Hughes in their vaudeville act called a Mono drama audologue"
Others will be Fisher and Green, in THE Partners; Henry Lewis
in "A Vaudeville Cocktail" Max's International Burlesque,
Bronte and Aldwell, George Mckay and Ottie Ardne, the Cas-
tllians and Schmettan. Gertrude Hoffman, will conclude her en-.
gagement in "Sumurun" this afternoon and evening at the Sunday
concerts.
HOTEL SHELBURNE-"Splash Me" Ned Wayburn's, seaside diver
sion, an elaborate cabaret entertainment. These in the company in.
elude Max Steiner and Herman Pepper and a chorus of girls.
General dancing n the ballroom floor.
LUNA PARK-"Lunas Broadway Echo" a review introducing q
number of popular song hits with a large chorus and cast of prin-
cipals, is the attraction at the summer house in Coney Islands
amusement resort this week.
GLEN ISLANDS-Bayne's band concerts outd ,ors in the aft.rnoon
and inside during the evening, where dancing is enjoyed, is one of
the many features of the island amusement, place.
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New Play on August so.

Just Outside the Door" a new four
act play by Jules Eckert Goodman,
will be presented at the Gaiety Thea
tire on Monday evening. August 80,
by Henry Miller in association with
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SEEN ON THE SCREEN.
what h Dumb Actors and Ac.
trcsses Are Doing This Week.

The Famous Players Film Company
announces that II has transferred
much Of Its producing activity from
the West to New York and has ur-
chased thirty-one lots on Marble HIN.
upper Manhattan, for the purpose
OF erecting studios, open air stages,
laboratories and shops designed for
the production OF feature films on a
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Among the European war pictures
being shown this week at the Strand
Theatre is one said to show in detail
a great military movement. The first
in the series is the battle Of Peremysl.
showing the Austro-German drive
through Galicia. Later there will be
some more pictures showing. the
armies Of the other belligerents in
the present conflict.
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large scale. The total outlay, II Is
said. will be In the neighborhood OF
81 200, 900. The work will be under
the supervision OF Edwin s. Porter of
the chief producing staff Of the Fa-
nous Players and who originated
much OF the mechanical appliances
nov used in the industry.
Mary Pickford, who Is in New York
for n short stay before going West to
do some more pictures. has been in
vited to be the guest of honor at As
bury Parks silver Jubilee Baby Parade
beginning tomorrow. The invitation.
which was extended by Mayor Het-
rick. was Immediately accepted and
Mary will be there for three days
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week.
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Lucien Bonheur, back from Paris.
announces some new acquisitions for
the season Of French drama under the
auspices Of the Theatre Francois to be
i~naugurated at the Berkeley Theatre
this year. He has engaged Mile. An
dree Merry. who creates Brieux char
acters; Lillian Greuze OF the Coincide
Franchise, and Paul Capellani, who Is
noted for his creations of Battaille
characters. In addition. Paul Joffre,
g cousin Of the General, will be seen
here in vaudeville.
Then there are six pretty girls"
said Mr.. Bonheur. ito show off the
styles Of Paquin, Jenne, Caillot. Ber-
nard and Lanvin. But the grandest
thing will be the great benefit per-
Torrance here for the French artists
who have lost relatives on the battle
fields. This will occur late in October
or early in November. under the pat
ronage Of the French Secretary Of
Art, M. Dallimier, who will send here
three great French artists. whose
names / do not yet know.
Probably Mile. Chenal. who has
made herself famous because Of her
pe~rsonifcation of the Marseillaise.' will
come also. There will also come a
commission of twenty Frenchmen,
headed by Deputy Damour. who will
attend the benefit, which will be re-
peated in several of the large cities
Of the United States. They will re-
main to study the problems Of closer
commercial relations between France
and this country"
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In the Danse de Follies atop the
New Amsterdam Theatre tomorrow
evening F. Ziegfeld, Jr., WI present
a new "Ziegfeld Midnight F,olic." This
novel after the play entertainment
which was introduced 10 New Workers.
by Ziegfeld last January has me with
sufficient favor to warrant the man
ager to offer the miniature revue In
serial form at least twice annually.
The stage settings of the newest
"Frolic" have been PREPARED by Joseph
Urban, the scenic artist. Gene Buck
is responsible for the lines and lyrics,
while the music is credited to Dave
Stamper. The work. which is to be
presented in two parts. aas been
staged by Leon Enrol.
Among the entertainers In the cast
may be observed Melville Ellis. Odette
Myrtle, Muriel Hudson, Sybel Car
man, Allyn King. Earl Oren, William
Wood. Sidney Falk, Herman Timer,
Kay LAUREL, Olive Thomas. May Les
lie, Margaret Morris. Ruliy Lewis,
Marjorie Cassidy. Florence Cripps,
Helen Barnes. Nancy Wallace. Mar
jorie Beverly. Mabel Allen. Polite Bow
man. Gladys Slater. Rene Wardell.
Lolo Lorraine. Dolly Alvin snd Fran
ces Burress. A large and unusually
attractive Ziegfeld beauty chorus Is
also promised.
Julian Eltinge will open his New
York engagement on Friday evening,
August 81, at the Cohan Theatre
under the management Of A. II.
Woods in a new comedy with music
and girls entitled cousin Lucy" The
new play is in three acts and is the
work of the late Charles Klein. The
music was composed by Jerome Kern,
composer of many Of the musical hits
OF recent years.
Mr.. Eltinge believes that Cousin
Lucy is the best vehicle he ever had
for the expression Of his unique abili-
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~ y,
\N/ in Brooklyn, opens for the
w season with a special matt
- on Labor Day. Monday,
September s, there will be a new
regime. Messrs. Charles Frohman and
Kaw & Erlanger have taken a Ions
term lease Of the Montauk and will
conduct 1t as II has been conducted
for the last ten years, as a strictly
first class theatre, playing the best Of
attractions on their circuit at all
times.
The opening attraction will be
Under Cover" which will be offered
by Selwyn & Co. and which Is from
the pen Of Roi Cooper Megrue. "Un-
der Cover had a run Of forty -four
weeks last season at the Cort Thea
tire and will be presented at the Mon
tauk with the original cast and pro-
duction intact. During this engage
ment the prices for the evening, Sat
urday and holiday matinees will be
from Is cents to 81 and for the
wednesday matinee 25 and SO cents.
Edward Trail has been retained as
manager. Following Under Cover"
will come Potash a Perlmutter,"
1T Pays to Advertise Twin Beds"
Cyril Maude in Grumpy 1.-THE Show
Shop" in which Douglas Fairbanks
was seen at the Hudson Theatre last
season: The Song of Songs" Kick
In" and The Birth of a Nation" Other
attractions will be presented during
the season.
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The Irving Place Theatre will be
opened on September 1 for a short
season under the. management OF s.
Rachmann, who has leased the theatre
for the month of September from Dr.
rector Christians. The attraction will
be a fantastic revue. "Ritterspiele."
by sylvester Schaeffer, in which the
author himself will play the principal
part. The lyrics have been written by
Max Simon and Arthur Schoenstadt.
the music is by Anselm Goetzl. The
cast includes Christi Miller, Rudi Rahe
and Christian Rub.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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AMUsEAIRNTs.
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GOSSIP AND DRAMA NOTES

" TIEN the Montauk Theatre.
\A/ in Brooklyn. opens for the
w season with a special matt
- ON yahnr no, 49,
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Charles NcSoifrce, Statens Smmi-
ardtionsfommisi1r. Nuten OF ga.
toerne er beitenlt iont ielger: 22oe
Marts, / Gitclinc, GaItlepooo %
@otertopn; 23be, / SecIa, Gollrl-
bia, Wausficlb, NItbol; 24oc, / Gran.
Don, Sitd)cocf, Nronolalb og Gurtha-
&c; 25oc, / %ilas, Gaiopa, SaIeln,
GoniItoto og Wourpe; 26oc, / Sur.
len, G%cnterpillc, @ercaioro % Slice
tier; Poo, / @nfonou, Golin, Wis.
lion Sia % Caution; 29be, / Spn-
oou, @naner, Safc Nnbes, @cboes
og Elotte; 30te, / S%pringiiclo, Scot.
lano, Sripp, Nrnlour oa Sticfnep;
Bite, / Off Toint. %ermilion, Utica
o9 SeIterpille; lite Ipril, / Tarf9.
ton, Gttull, Nleranorea, @riogema.
ter % Wnrion; 2ocn / Barter, Gent
nor, Canton, &nrrisbnrg oa Siour
Sails; 3bie, / Cotton, Gbcitcr, Wfa-
oiion, Gon1olla % OLDHAM; 5te, /
Wrnnnt, Tienna, @aroeit Gin
@rnblep % Butler; 6tc. / Vicrpont.
SpolL @ritton % Nennrf, hpor
5liren afilllttes.