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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

fere borberFsn poIitionen eiusubrins
gen uub iid bier unb ba feit5uisssn.
lam trobbem Der erte slnsriff a!s
elm 1eblfdlas beseidnet perben.
.R0rbli9 BON Dippa9 Biz in bic
gesenb BON plaDa, fanben sisWlih
lebbafte artilIerissefedte ftait. absr
feline Snfanterieansriffe. bic bes grs
pdbuens nertb rpdrel-
s@n Der Jront i'm Siens sbal fins
ben grtiqeriesefedt, itatt.
.Rehrere bon itaIisnifdsn abfbst
lnnssn, unsefdbr elm Battalion fart,
in Der Rdbe bon 8affdns semadts au'
sriff. ipurben absef4Iaseu. Wdbrsno
zines bieier gnsriffe iustIid Oom
Gina bi gaImassiOre nabmsu uniers
sruppen 60 aIpini sefans.n.
.auf Dem fiibliden Rriessi5aus
plat 1T bic Gage unperdnbert.
.Ju ber Ra&t Dom 13. gum IA.
september belegte zines unferer Bai'
ferflus5eugsei9UaSer In erfolgr.ider
Weife bic WiIitaranlaseu in Grabp
nit 9omben unb Elm sipeitss Geidpas
Der bombarSirte bic GiisnbubnanIagen
nnD anbsre 0ebdube IN Gan @iorsio
bi Rosaro. es ipurben msbrers gut.
Sreffer ssma4t unb srube GeuerS,
briinite Deruriadt. 4Gs aeroplane
tshrten unpsriehrt auriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

namentli9 megen her mnerifaniidJei.
S9ooner, mel6e nnd @ertpif &C.
btadi unb crit nab mebreren @Cgclt
freigegeben rur6erL obne baB gln.
flagen gegen iie erboben poroen
rucren.
Cine cnOere 8lodabe Mabressl ut
bic, bab in gnslanb uno Grantre!t
Bureaus eingeri9tet purben sipeds
9epd6rung bon ein3elnea 2i5enIen fii-
ben Qustaui9 oon Wdaren, tDel9e drf
Der berootenen 2iits itebsn. Die ames
ritantI 4en 8s9Drben beite6en baraut,
baB unter Dem britiI9 ameritanis
f6en 5anbelsbertrag bonn Sabre 1915
sir 8erbot BON Waarer @infubr
glei6mabig gsgsn aas 2daber IN 2lns
fpenbunJ gebrd6t tperoen miii1e, o9ns
baB ein5elne Qusndbmen gemu4t pers
ben. Srgenb pel9e pr;cilegien, mel
DE 5rantrei9 geipd6rt anb ben 8er.
Staten oerDelgert tperoen, ipiirbea
bemgsmGB cine 8erlsBung ienes Ser
trages 6ilben.
2onbon, 10. Sept. Gorb Robert
gectl. Der Wsintiter fir arisgs6anbel
ertlGrte am Sreitug tie neulifen
WaBrsseln osr britiIhsn Regierung,
hur6 bic SOGanb bic grlaubntB oer>
peigert pirb, peiter: Senbungsn
dmeritdnii6er Waaren an5unebmsn,
uno ameritanIi6en Grporteuren bic
SuIiherung borent6alten rpirb, bdB
lire Senbungtr na9 Den itanbinaoiz
i6en 2dnbern ii9er ihten SeItims
mungsort erreiCben per0e1l. gr fagte,
Der 9efe6l be5isbe fih Ill uuf GENTLE
oer6otene 4rt;fel, ni9t auf ben gam
bel i'm allgemeinen.
9rob6ritannien bat BEN grport her ;
ftiebener 2(rtitel no6 suropdii4en
neutralsn 2Gnoern bes9alb psrpoteu,
neil bieIe i6on in ben eriten Iie6en
Monaten bisIes osabres mebr als ibren
geip6bnIiten iGbrliten gebarf ems
pfangen 6aben, 2pro gao6ert iagte, es
miirbe niat lo9iId Iein, 5ol4e Grprrte
britiI6en 8erienbern gu oerbiete1
unb lie tcuen m QmerifI unb anoeren
reutrulen 2Groern gu geitalten.
2orD Robert iagte, eires Der neu'
trulen 0Gnber, oas idbrli4 etpd 49,
600 5cnnen aaffee per6rau6e, babe
in ben iieben Woruten hieies Sabres
bereits $4,000 Sonnen etngeTibrt,
uno besbalb isi cine tpeitere Ginfuhr
Don &affee nab ienem Goube psrboz
ten rporben GD}it rpeIdem &ette2
81. 5. g.) ba berielbe porausiidltlid
bem s5einbe 81 Gute fummen piiroe.
Die Qifte De-fotensr 2lrtitel lei fir
bic perItieoer,n 2dnoe- niat bieIelbe,
Ionbern lie rihte iia nab ben reTpet>
tioen Auantttiten, peIt: bereits ein@
aefiibrt purb:n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16
Cine gemeisif aftliheSspte
8erben bic gntentesgsIunbten Der
f5pebiI9en Regieruns iiberrei6en,
9a beren SaItung in Der SauthbOOtz
Srage teine neutraIe let.

garts, Is. eSpt. - Die franz
5DiiI9e Regierung bat ibren Selunpten
in Stodbplm beuuftragt, ii9 ben an
oeren Gntente>@eianoten in Der ueberz
rei4ung elmer freunbi4aftIi9en, absr
beitimmt abgefabteu gsOte an bic
i9pebiI9e Rsgieruns in geaug dut
oereu geutralitGtspolttit an5ui9Iies
'ben. Die Rote befabt ii6 NIT Der
Saltung Der idpeoii4en Regierung,
pel9e 5pifhen &riegss sauabootsn
unb >5au4booten unteri4ets
bet. 0iefe Stelungnabme pioerfpre=
1e, 70 ertldrt bic frunSOiiae Reates
runs, elmer alfridtieen Neutralitdt.
oa idpsbiIde &risgsI4iffe 5Dgern
piirben, elm beuti9es Saudbopt IN
i6pebiI6en 9epdiern an5ugreifcn,
unter bem @oripanbe, bab es piellei1t
elm Sanoelsz zSau4boot lei. Sa9esen
pirbe man ni4t 5Ogerrn, Elm Sau4s
boot Der 9tlliirten ipfort ansusreifen,
ba bieIe teine SanbeIss SGu9boOte be-
itsen.
Die Rote bef6dfttgt iid nit elmer
Rei6e BON 5rageu iiber S4iffahrt ano
idliebt ipie folgt:
Die Saltuns, tpslde Die idtpeotIAe
Regieruns ansenommen bat, unters
i6eioet iih augeuI9einli6 Dpn elmer
iol9en, tpeI6e nit ben Yfli6ten elmer
unparteiiI9en Reutralitdt pereinbar
it,"
3tpiIten Grobbritannien urb
S6tpeben baben idpn felt Dem 8eeinu
bes &rieges Dtfferen5en beitanben unp
Shipebens llnna6siebisteit reTultirte
in benz geIhluiIe Der gt1itrten, eincn
gemeinIamen Druid auf basielbe auss
3uiiben. Die Sifferensen entitunber
aus Der 9lodaoe Der 9lutirten geeen
9euti9lanb, in @erbinouna NIT pel'
der naa Sdpeben beitimmte Wduren
nit gei9ldg belest ipurben ouf ben
9erbo6t bin. BAR iie fir Neutihl1uo
beIiimmt Ieien. S6peben reOdndirte
iih baburd. bab es cine sroBe Qn5abl
BON engliiden Yoitpadetsr, tpeIde
duf bem Wese naA gfuBtanb S6tpe'
ben paiiirten, tonfis5irte.
Ties fiibrte 81 einem TotsnsIls'
tauIh, burh tpel6en aber nidts er'
rsi4t DuySs unS aNfanss sicIsa N0s
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aIlem 2lnI9ein na9 iaentt man oer
Sadie aber 9lauben unb bas Hatioz
ndIsefiibl Der 9rie9en pirb babura
in bobem Wsabe erregt.
Die Winiitertriiis 1T nod i'm
Status quo. Der &6nig &onItanttn
lieB am Grettas 8ormittag abermals
ben prsmier 3aimis gu ii9 tommsn,
Der 2estere Ioa uber auf isiner Reiisz
nQtiou beftehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16
Mmf $4,000 Wtamn
Wirb bic StGrfe bes 4.
sris4ii den 4rmeetOrp5
abgei 4dst, Oas mad
Geutf9ldnb trans.
horfir, MN
portirt pirb.


Berlin. Is. Sspt. = Die Grant
farter 3eituns~ I4dBt bic GtGrtc oes
pierten srisdiIaen 2lrmeetorps, Sas
nad Stuti6lanb befOroert ..irb, uuf
25.00O Maun ab. Die 3eituns brildt
Ytfriebiguns barber aus, bag Die
aaiirteu iid Sisisr sruppen ni9t bes
bienen iOnnen fir ben JalI, bab Gries
denlanb auf Der Seite Der gutsnts on
bem arieg tbeilnebmeu iolIie.
Die .9offiIds 3eituns" iast. SaB
bic griedifdeu Offi5isre bon ihren
5amilien besleitet isiu lperben, rum gu
osrbinoeru, baB bic 5rausn unO aina
Der Don Der GHtsnte aussebuHgsrt
iperbeu."
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Snfaref
1tebt ben Rid3ug Der Ra >

Oteot ben VI ud 1919 oer fus
manen Ynb Ruffsn in
Der obrubfd 5u.
9ufareft, Is. Sspt. - ueber
aonbOn. - Sie rumdnil den uRb ruiz
iiiaen Sruppeu in Der 9ObruOi4a be.
finben f9 an Der sunssn 2tRie uuf
Osm Riid8ase. ME am nEsitos Oifisiea
onsetiinbist Durbs.
Die antiiHbisuus iautst ME fOI9t:
.2ln Der u6rbIihea unb RorbpsitIi'
den Gront babeu tIeiHs Gefsats ftatts
sefunbeu.
saln Der iabIiden Jront fiHbsu in
Der 0obriibfda iebr bsftise admpi,
ftatt. Die ruiftidsrumduiiasn srup.
pen sisheu fi4 in n0roIiasr Riatuns
3urii6.
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Mn oer 9an5en eJion5o. 1yront, bon @or5
bis at oas Meer,
9abenoe Staliener cine neuegrobe eSfenlbe begonncn

9altan 8eaus bdbenbe 5beil bes off.
5iellen 8eri8ts entbdlt bic Wittbeis
lung, baB 6ei Der ginnabme Der ruuGz
niiden 5eituns 5urtutai unsefdbr
2S.O00 Sefansne senla4t tpurben.
Gs uirb ferner eriIart, bcb in Wa5e>
bcnien angriffe Der 2llliirisn i'm
Woslenica s3al unb ofiliG Dom Ddrs
Der JIub suriidseidlogeH tporbeH
ieien. Der Beridt lautet ipie folst:
.an mebre.en punften ba6en tpfr
ben WibritanD bes aeinbes sebroden
unb i'm auf be Ga3pun GarasSrs
man Clinic suriidsetrieben. prin3
Griebri6 Milbelm BON seHtn 1T Bet
Cara Ormin ssfallen. Die iebt be-
finitiD feftseft,llt tDorber lit, tDurben
in ben aGmpfen Bel 9urtutai unb Bel
bet giunabme si.fer Gsfuns unsefdbr
$4,000 @eTaasens sema6t.D
.WlassbonilAe Gront: gaad Iebr
bsftisen admpfen iDurbe Taalianibaa.
5flid BON Jlorna, bonn 5einb seHDms
men. SIN Moslsnica abidnitt purbs
Der 5einb suriidsei4lasen. Sefli4
bonn Darba. Jlub paren britii4e
abtbeilunsen in bsutide Graber sir'
eebrung.n, +. tpurben aber prompt
ipieber baraus pertriebeH."
priu3 Jriebrid Difbelm BON 2el'
fen mar Elm Reffe bes 8aiiers WIls
helm. gr ,purbe I'M Sabre 1888 gu
Frankfurt a. Ut. aIs ber Glteite Schn
Sss prinssn Jrisbrih aarl Don 3s''
fen unb Der prin5eiim Warsarst1e,
Sdpeitsr bes 3aiiers, seborsn. VI
mar i6pn einmaI. i'm September
1914 in yrantrei6 reripunbet porosn.
prins Jriebrih DiIbelm II Der
sipeite kiIii6e prin5. Der in oieleH
ariss aefallsn 1T. Bring WayimiliaiI
fiel i'm Sttober 1914 pdbreno Der
Sample in Jrantreia. Sieben aHs
oere prinsen, WaitsIieSer DON Seut1
iten fiirfenbduiern. iiHb naprsno
bes arissss set0btst iuorosn, 5'DsI
BON Gadieu Wieininsen nrti pou
aippe, ein.r DON Rsub uno elmer bon
Walbed.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

9i. Jolse 1T, bab in iiRnIanb aafs
fesmangel berriat.
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Sp,peit 1T iie aber, allgemeim gempmntem, ais
sSebfblag 5n be5ei9ne1t.
in Der Oo6ruO(6a 6etin0en l6 Ole RuGen unO Rll=
mdnen auf UoQfm Rl6jug.
befig tobt nod pie sda9t an BET somme

Die srha sum nSf4m zbh
admpt nod NIT Didnm Grfs
eadennO Orf ungfdA
in DanIaL
=
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QSetterberid,f.

SIR 0biO, aentudp, Snoianu,
Neit 8irginien unb bas peItline
95ennipIDanien: S90nes @Detter am
Samitag uno SOnntag. Steigenbe
2emperatur am Sonntag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16
@om 5Ferreidifd rum >
nii9s ruffii4sn uub
6ferreidii9 .itas
lienif den 2riegs'
Il l.

Wien. 15. September. usbeT
aonSon. Cine am Greitag BON
Dtsrrti6iia unsarii@en arisssmi'
nifi.rium sriaKenen gstanntma4una
lautst ipie folst:
Csitlidsr arisssfaaupIas. Rumd'
niI6e ssront Di. Sfieniipe Der
peutid Siterrei9iiden 1srbiinbstsu
in Der fiib1iili6 BON Sabas sslessnsn
@sssuD maat CUTE Jortfaritts. Ssit'
li6 Don Jusaras. 80 Meilsn noroa
tpeitli9 DON aronitabt. baben rus
maniite sruppen unssfansen iibsr
ben 2llsnia Glub gu ssben.
Gront b.s ershersOss aarI Jran3:
Sm gi6o 1bal baben bic RaInpf. sis
nen fir uns siinftisen @srIduf se'
nrmmen. efbsefsben DON fir uns srs
folsrsid.n Dprpoiiensefsdteu bat ii9
an bisisr Gront ni&ts fpidtisss sr'
signet.
aront bss priBm aeopclb BON
9apsrn: 3wii4en Dem 3Iota e:pa
sylub unb Der 2oipal : ROtpna eiitnS
babn. bat Sas afrtiIIeriefeusr am hsfs
tighten 5usenommeH.
Stalieniiter arisssftaupIab: Die
Stalisnsr baben cine nsue SffsniiDe
besonnen. SIM atussnblid iinb lire
glnsriffe bd,iptfahIi6 ssseu bas Gars
70 platsau seridist. alm DrnnssFa3
nabm bas Mrtillsriefeuer anberorbsnts
ii ii4 at 5sftisS.:ss;.: sfftiS.s;. 81. 81 al# Madhiniis
ta8 singen an Der san3tn Gront.
apifhsn Der Mippad unb ber Gee
bic fsinblide Snfanterit In bittnl
MaiTsn gum Insriff iiber unb ss
fam gu aubsrOrbentlid befiisen Rdm.
pfsn. Msnn ss aud Gem oeinb &C.
laua az ussl&stbsusa punitsn iu NM
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Sn Neinpntamieii
GrkiSsn bic grit.n mi.
ber einmat eiue Nies
berldde.

aonbou. Is. Sept. = Cine ber'
ipdtet. offi3islle tiirtii9e getanntma'
dung, bonn 8. Septembsr batirt, BE.
ri4tet Sab in ReiOpotamien bic
admpfe tuieber aufsenommen iuorbsn
iei.n unb baB bic 9rit.n in elmer
Sdlaht mehr ols 1000 mann perlo,
rem baben. Die iiber Berlin setom,
meme 9epefds Iautet tuis folst:
.a meupbrat Deriudis Der Geinb
nns 5u iiberrumptIn, er purbe absr
Don unier.n 1ruppem prompt in bi.
Jludt seidlus.H.
PIN gupbrat periudts Der Jeirp
der Weiie itarte glusriff. aussefiihrt.
Der Geiub periudrte uns pdbrenb Der
Ra4t gu iiberraihen. er purbe aber
burd sinen gesenansriff suriidses
f&Iasen. fdipers 0erluite erl.iseno.
Wohrerb er cine InbObe 81 eritiirmen
periu9te. perIor Der Jeinb mshr ola
1000 Mann.
. S&neben bGIt10,0 Zen.
men aaffee 5uriid, Der
fur Gtnnlanb be.
itimm mt III.
Oett Id. SrPI. uuT UIugts
Iciem Wxse na4 Sappiae. Cine
Depefde Der lIeberfee Radridten.
Msentur aus Stodbolm iagt, bdB
S6tpeben 10000 Sonnsn aaffee, bic
fiir Uinnlanb beitimmt iparsn. 5urilds
sehalten baben, ipabrf4einIidb. ipeif
England fiir S@ipeben teitimmte
statfssisnoangtn aasaidt<noItsn bat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-10
THEATRICAL OFFERINGS.
NATIONAL gets !
new ATTRACTION.
FROM AUSTRALIA

The Singing Sapphires. Miss Lillian
Rockley and Miss Olga Pennington,
who WIN arrive from Australia in the
steamer Ventura tomorrow, are to ap-
near al the National theater tomorrow
evening as a new leading attraction
at that playhouse These vaudeville
artists, yocalists and dancers are said
. have high-class act and are en-
route to New York to enter one of the
big eastern vaudeville circuits They
have Just completed successful tour
of the Fuller circuit in the southern
continent
J. Rufus Wallingford, the amusing
film rogue. returned to the National
last night and win be seen in four
performances, matinee and night. to-
day and tomorrow in Buying Bank
With Bunk" The bunk II develops,
is largely the rasceIs remarkable abil-
ity TO read human nature and estimate
correctly the weakness OF his victim.
in this picture he plays upon the
bankers hidden romance and his fear
of discovery by a wife who has some
of the attributes of hyena. In a
laughable way WaHingford extracts
Sal, 900 from him.
Jack La Kier. the whimsical talking
trapezist, who achieved popularity
with Honolulu audiences on former
appearance two weeks ago, has re-
turned to the National for a farewell
performance this evening. The photo
dramatization of George Barr McCut-
cheon's novel Graustark." is TO be
screened tonight, tomorrow afternoon
and finally tomorrow evening.
An entirely new bill, with the Sing
ing Sapphires as headliners, is to be
presented Wednesday night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-10
At
OPERA HOUSE IN
FIRST LECTURE
European War is Opening Sub
ject of ]. w. McCord: Pic
lures Tonight

In the Opera House last night
every seat was taken and many per
sons were turned away as Evangelist
McCord gave his opening lecture on
the war. The speaker took for nis
subject the present war. in its rela-
ton to the worlds destiny, and SAID,
in part:
THE European war is both cruel
and titanic. 1t touches with fiery
fingers the ends of the earth. Europe,
Asia, Africa and Australia are more
or less involved in this great con-
flict. This mad war. is destroying
what can never be replaced Already
millions of lives have been sacrificed
on this altar of .Baal and millions more
will follow Surely this war is a curse
to the living and curse to the mil
lions of yet unborn. Some day the
historians pen will chornicle this war.
He will tell us who were responsible
for it as we'll as the results obtained.
With terrible directness the historian
will pace the .onus where it property
belongs. go. ...... -. ...-s'
What will posterity care about
territory involved, the commercial
interests at stake, the racial hatred
engendercd or the welt politics sacri-
feed or accomplished. That which
will guide the Judgment of our sons
in this matter will be the woefuI fact
that such a war did take place and
that it could easily have been avoided
If the right words had been spoken
by the right persons at the right tiIpe
However, this great war, involving
as it does more than one-half the
population of the earth. is not Arma-
geddon. That great battle is still in
the future. The present war will
cease after a while and then there
will be peace. This brief peace will
enable the exhausted nations to re-
cuperate and then will follow the
worlds Armageddon The present
sanguinary conflict is therefore only
a rehearsal for the great Armageddon
which is soon to follow.
Doubtless some good people will
regard this statement as the words
CT an ala~mist However. ii is well to
that before the present war
many believed that the world had be-
come too civilized to engage in world
conflict. Others took the view that
the Socialists would oppose such wal,
while others thought that with mod
ern Weapons the loss of life would be
too great for any na'tion to risk call
o arms. Now We know that they
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-10
EVIDENCE NEW
: PLAY ATsHANAI|

Evidence" the fiye-part photo-play:
new being presented at the Hawaii
theater, is based on the drama of the.
same name by ]. Du Rocker Macpher-.
son.
The story relates how Lord VIM
bourne. finding his wife, Lady Una,
in the embrace of former lover, Cap
tain Pollock, on their balcony after a
party at their home. refuses to listen
TO explanations from his wife, from.
Pollock, or from Lushington, a friend
of the family, who had also been a.
former sutton for the Lady Una's hand.
Thus, he does not learn that Pollock,
in a drunken state, had forced his at
tentions on Una, and that she had in.
no way been untrue to her. husband.
Pollock, bent on revenge. after VIM
bourne has refused to listen to his
apology writes to the Lady Una, say
ing that her husband is III and at the
Red Lion Inn, and asks her to come
at once. In great distress, she goes.
On entering the. room in which she
thinks her husband lies she finds her
self again in the arms Of her former
sutton. Determined to throw herself
from the window if Pollock does not
let her go, she is about to carry out
her threat when she hears her hus-
bands voice Wimbourne, having
found that his wife has gone to the
inn, has followed her. Breaking down
the door, he finds Una in faint. Pol
lock and Una are left to face disgrace.
The dishonorable captain Immediately
leaveS for the war.
After the divorce, Washington, a true
friend Of both Lord and Lady VIM
bourne, tries to bring about recon
Citation through Bling" their little
son. wimbourne refuses to be recon
ciIed, and tells the Lady Una that
he will marry Mrs. Ebengham, a
schemer who has done her best to
further the gap between them. 1t is
only after Una has again refused
Washington, and that he has gone to
India to forget his sorrow, that evil
dence is produced to prove Una s guilt
lessness. Washington comes across
Pollock. who is ILL., The captain signs
written confession generating Una.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-10
FARRAR'S Carmen
Seen ON SCREEN
CR0WDSLIBERTY

Geraldine Farrar. Carmen Jesse
l.. Lasky and Cecil y. De Mile make
big four combination that is hard
10 beat Proof of this assertion may
be had OF any one Of the many hun.
dre1s who Witnessed the premier OF
Carmen" at the Liberty theater last
night
Carmen was first shown on the
screen. with Farrar in the title role,
10 an elite gathering in Boston, Mass,
home Of the great star, and the func-
ton was one of the events of the sea-
son In both society and theatrical
circles. During its Boston run il Is
asserted that 10000 persons paid 81
each to witness this gorgeous spec.
tacle. II is hardly probable that quite
as large crowd will attend during
the Honolulu run, as the picture will
be shown at the Liberty FOR four days
only, and one Of those was consumed
last night; neither will the same high
figure be paid for seats, as Paramount
features are shown at the Liberty at
popular prices However, Il is reas-
enable TO assume that just as many as
can be crowded into the big theater
will be on hand 70 reach performance.
Hundreds were turned away last night
when the s. r. o. sign went up.
Honolulans who witnessed a per-
Torrance Of this ripping film opera
VIII make no mistake and none will
be disappointed. IL is one of the
most elaborate screen undertakings
ever presented anywhere In the title
role Geraldine Farrar has shown her
self careful student OF her part. She
has forced into this offering a vim
and reality that is but rarely seen in
Carmen" on the stage. During the
time she is seen in the film she ceas-
es 70 be Farrar and is Carmen act
iIally.
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THEDA BARAAS
VAMPIRE WOMAN

n
William Fox played in rare good
luck when he was able to sign the
contract that made fheda Bara one
of the leading stars of the Fox Film
Corporation, and Honolulu theater-
goers were also most fortunate when
the Fox features were secured for
these islands. Witness the large at.
tendance at the Bijou theater during
the run OF Theda Baras most sensa-
tional film offering. The Clemen-
ceau Case Almost capacity houses
greet this offering each evening. and
those who attend expecting thrills are
well repaid. Her work, II possible, is
superior to that in "A Fool There
Was" The film is equally as sensa-
tional and the leading character equal
" detestabie. But Bara portrays her
characters with q reality that is as
founding and adds materially to her
string OF admirers with each perform
ance.
AS the impersonator of vampire
women parts Theda Bara is without
a peer on either the speaking or silent
stage today. She makes a specially
vi tHCcC pats oAAQ TN ouBpliCo itCA
with offerings in which her peculiar
ability is given full scope The most
beautifully winked woman in the
films is the title credited to Theda
Bara and II might be stretched to in.
clude the speaking stage without any
particular exaggeration. She is of a
type most peculiar and unusual. At
times her audience absolutely loathes
her. while at others their justice is
tempered with mercy
In The Clemenceau Case. Bara is
cast in role where any man is her
legitimate prey. Her husband she
discards,. wrecking his life, after he
has shot and killed the man with
whom she has been unfaithful. She
then makes eyes" at her husbands
dearest friend and the man is only
saved when the husband kills the wo-
man. The climax is thriller and
comes as a distinct surprise to the
most initiated
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STAINER'S CRUcIFExl0N
THRILLS BIG AUDIENCE

an appreciatiye congregation gath
cred in st. Andrews cathedral, Emma
street, last night TO hear the rendi-
ton of Stainer's "Crucifixion'' by the
augmented choir. with r. r. Bode at
the organ. The solo parts were taken
by Philip Hall, tenor, and Reynold Nc.
Grew, basso, who sang very effective
". A feature of the presentation vas.
the singing of the portion, God So
Loved the World" by an unaccom-
panied quartet, consisting of Messrs.
Hall and McGrew, Miss Mabel Schaef-
er and Harold NJ. Kueffer, following
which Mr.. I.ueffer sang The Malefac.
tors" with marked effect.