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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
PLAZA

1 Embodying all the thrills possible in five reels of photopIay, ''HeIPs 1 Hinges,' the most recent. release of 1 the Triangle Company with William 1 s. Hart, the powerful dramatic star
 in the leading role, will be shown
 as one of the big attractions at the
 Plaza the first half of thesweek. The
 story concerns the reformation of the 1 worst gambler in a little Western "bad'' town, known as f'HeIPs Hinges
 a place that was given wide birth 1 by the peace loving inhabitants of that section. Blaze Tracey is the out laws name and, William S. Hartfs, of course, the outlaw, a part that fits his giant frame and forcefuI char acter like 9. taiIor-made suit. The pie tEre is just one continuous succession of thrills from start to finish and should prove the most absorbing Fri angle play thus far presented at the Plaza.
 The vaudeville program will be headed by Romano Frank Company in a high-cIass, up-to-date dancing novelty that requires the services of seven talented terpsichorean artists and special musical director. The act is one of. the most delightful of its type in vaudeville and has been lauded by the critics and press of the metropolis on two occasions.
 Local talent will be represented on theb i'll in the presence of popular the bill in the presence of popular member of the Three Whe1ans who toured the country with glittering sue cess. Joe comes back to Bridgeport in a brand new act and with a part ner named Jack Rogers. Both boys are talented comedians and they will have little trouble in. pleasing with their line of comedy songs and foolish chatter.
 The remainder of the bill is com posed of Brennan & Carr, a clever team in comedy sSit entitled "On the Pier and P. George, '"The Musi- cal Chef with a large variety of freak instruments that he can t'p1ay to beat the band.'' \ Tl
 Fatty ArbuckIe and Mabel Nor mand are featured in the two part Keystone comedy entitled Bright Lights and it<is said to be one long scream of laughter from the begin ming. l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
POINTS OF INTEREST

Spring millinery opening announceL xnent at g. H. Dillon & Go, 11o5 Main street. They will exhibit their spring inportations of pattern hats and Parisian novelties, together with hum dreds of beautiful hats from their own work rooms. commencing Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, March g. g and 10. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the ladies of Bridgeport and vicinity. No cards. Everybody well co1ne.-Ady
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
WEST END THEATRE

Rresidente.' starring Anna Held, produced by the Oliver Morosco Pho toplay company has not lost that spirit instilled by it's French. authors, that make this stage play such a complete success, not only in the European capitals, London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna, but in New York as we'll
 This splendid production will be the feature attraction at West End theatre on State street, near Clinton avenue, today at matinee and evening performances. Phone 232S-13-Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
ROUNDS ROUNDS
 FIRST BOXING. EXHIBITION
to be given at
 

to be given at
 PARK THEATRE
 TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 2
 Auspices Clover A. c. .. First Star Bout, 10 rounds, BATTLING LEVINSKY Vs. WILD BURT KENNY Second Star Bout, 10 rounds, BUD PALMER Vs. BATTLING KUNZ Third Star Bout. AL KFTCHEL vs.
 CHICK BROWN
 Curtain Raiser, 6 round go, Two
 Bridgeport Boys
 Boxers weigh in at Alpine Hotel, s D, m, Tuesday. Referee, Terry Lee; Announcer Frank Braithwaite; Time Keeper, Al BurCiick; Matchmaker. Tom Lee Tickets sold at Park Theatre box office and all leading cafes. Admis- sion. $1; First Balcony, $1.5O and $2; Orchestra, $2 and $3; Ringside, $3.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06

The spring fair of Leipsic, Germany, opens today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06

REMINGTON M. c. co. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2 Kearns' Orchestra Tickets, 25c person
 S4 s%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
One sep and Fox Trot

All classes of Quilty's School of Dancing will meet at the. Colonial Ball Room this week, beginners at 8 to g o'clock, teaching the one step and fox trot, Thursday. and Friday evenings, and advanced classes g to 12 o'clock with instruction in new dances followed by dancing. Single admissions are charged. The begin ners classes will receive instruction in the one step and fox trot, each dance being taught in one lesson. The instruction is thorough, and up-to- date in every respect. Now is the time to learn these popular dances.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
TYPHUs IN ELI PAso.

Fl Paso, Tex, March 6-Three Mex jeans suffering from typhus were taken to the isolation camp at the county hospital here yesterday, mak- ing a total of four cases now under treatment there- The latest victims recently arrived from E1ncarna,cion, Ja1iseo, Mexico, 300 miles south of Fl Paso.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
NEW HAVEN GARAGE BURNS.

New Haven, March GA garage To- cated on the old Bowditch estate and owned by F. Fl. Gaylord, was burned today together with two automobiles which it contained. The loss is esti- mated at at about s7,O00. The fire started at the point where the eIec- tric light wires enter the building It is thought the wires may have been crossed or the insulation worn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-06
ONE STEP & FOX TROT

TAUGHT BEGINNERS AT QUIITYS SCHOOL OF DANCING Colonial Ball Room. 271 Fairfield Ave. to o'clock Thursday and Friday Evenings. Advanced Glasses, 9 to 12 o'clock, new dances and dancing
 ADMISSION
 Thursday, 35 cents; Friday, 50 cents
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
SnmaInn funa pelastnfien iuuima.

SGbetDsfnarnoia San5 tlili fer.
ran @teI1-4frifan matfalIann mo.
joan, iotfn iiGntG lauiui bGnet ter.
netulleefii im1oillo: "Slld main piiblt
mitdnl Wfiria olen Slimalan ia I'D.
men ianania tpibolIinen." - "SSluri
iin1lle minliIIn pnfin pil%buttaipaa",
pastaii lGbetpsinnrnaaia ia alfoi tit
ten i~ulistaa eiuanfeliumia. Scum mics
oil fuunnelIut ionfun aifoo, tuli bGn
nGbtGtpGsti bpnin ~liifutetufii ia fiji
rubti iitd iulatafieen uIos mojosta.
Setfen fitliittiio poIaii ban fuiten-
fin tafaiiin ia fpipi fppneleet iiImis-
ID: Onto minulla toinoa2 @oifo
iellainen fuin nina tulla pelostetuf.
ii% 2Gbetpsioornoaia postoii, ettei
SumoIa raffauoesiaan tabtoiii eta
faootufieen, maon ettd faiffi f6Gn-
tpiiip6t ia tefiiinGt %parannufien. ga
mics full, usfoi ia trIi pelostetuf.
Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

tGipGsti, fuin ettG iofu diff %antanrt
aibeen iiiben. Suutulaiiisia firiaili-
ioisia Ell oliii fosfaan moinut tnmo-
ia iellaista iGippG, eifd mposfdGn iel-
laista motoolio. gpanfeliumista on
min ipmiG, bGmmdstpttGipid ia fieI-
tGmGtt0miG totiiufiia, ettG niitten
ifefiiG Diff ibnieeIliimpi FUN life
i%anfari (@apabtaia).
SitGpoitii tGrna enanfeliumi on,
ianotaan, tGpnnG nsfomattomia a.
iioita, iotfa oipnt iGrien ~mastaiiio,
aiioita, ioito flifaa1l iGrfepd ibminen
Ell moi fGiittGG tai %bppGfipG. Iitd
an tebtGtpG, fun abesiG on iellaiiia
ristiriitaiiuufiia9
Sltona alma idiubii1 ia marotpai-
nen, lapieni, funnioitettaipa iitG, nil
tn lei fpfene fGiittGmiGn tai bplfGd.
mGGn, ia noprrpttGapd fen iuiren
olennon eoesiG, iofa pfiin tuntee TO.
TO totiiuoenl"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

4,p @alesia @lcr Srobfiman t. flo
z i'll. ia 5 b. flo 2 ip. ia flo 7 in.
z p. 2ofe 9toroenisia flo 100 iii
ia s p. flo 2 ip. ia flo 7.30 ill ia 10
p. flo 10 $. ebt iubla ia ieilrufunnun
fofons flo 2 ip.
Tast. &c. g. @esterbocf, grao-
oocfista toimii iiiaiienani pIlGmaini-
tuisia paifoisia, fun olen itie cstettp
perbe iairauben tafia iaapumasta.
S. Suusfonen,
Menabga, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
u. Sasiel,
2abetpsaIaloita.
llaambasia, afrifasia, on Ser

uganbasia, Mfrifasia, on Ser
ran tDS mennpt iattumasti eteeapain
iooaSta buolimatta. 9iinpG etettiin
f~uilaneeila ipiionna @nglannin firf-
Acknowledgement iellrafuntiin lGbem,
mas 7,400 tapiifasmuista maafa.
laisto. Seutraf,intain iaHsnten lrtfu-
ntddrd noSliae NIT pli iii, :an eli
labeS fafii fertaa iuilrempaan Md.
ram falin fpmmener apuotta iitten.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IGbetpstpobon
antanlat npnstitfiet omut melfein
folme fertaa min iuuret FUN ennen
ia t~nuluisia pIemain oppilasten In.
flinaGGrG oh mpDSfin folme fertaa
Iullrenpi fuir ennen. Sp0b0n pttao
oiaa az neutrality-suspicious. ia 3,412
emalfelistan, npettaiaa, firjanlepit-
taiaa ia raamattuftaista
Milian IGbetpsiaornaaia, jofa as.
fettGin fapi ito llganban aiemilIn,
firioittao: "Spo1meni of tulmiIIuon
fiitouiiuitbesta, fun iain n1bb6 III
meelliiet miiutofiet, mitd on tapabtn.
nut tGsiG maasia. Scum emf ferrnn
fGmin tGllG alueelIa, Ell t1GIlG nlIut
ainoatafaan MISUNDERSTANDING, CT
Qpettaiaa, Ell firffoa. &aiffi nlnnfn-
Iat5et nIimat tpaotteitta. Soto mGes.
ton N%esfuiioesia Ell lOptpnpt Goes fpp-
Sn npt tGSlls
on i%oltpttain fristittptd, pnIion opet-
tuiia, firffoia ia foul1ija ia majestic,
infn %iulirefii olofii on iifpistDnpttG.
Sitmala on totiiesti tebnpt lri1rin III
meitG tGsiG maasia."
-Snnrin Christian G~nbcnnprrr.
Iiittp moailmosia on Ifrifnn ipn1n.
maaSia n. +. Soutu.fanian fesflat-
oeSia. SGbes fafii tubotta len miortu
on Iiittpnpt fristilliiefii pboistpfIefii.
Sofa perjontai-il Ito fofoontuu tl1ol.
la trpopilliien toimoon olla iaSottnin
mtstia miorio, ioitten ipbIn pnIoa
ruffouoesto @apabtojonn ia iotfn
foipoomat iaaoa tooistaa b6nestG ia
jobtoa toiiiafin bGnen ristiniG ii1u-
relic. 8autusfonian fesfu1oeSIo
tDDsfentelenGt ldbetpsiaarnnajot fir.
joittdpat, ett1 northumberland mai
f1ttnffen rtefee, fun fitiiIee tiion Mri-
fan tttmuntun poifa. ia tpttojonfon
riernltten luiilatpan: "Sab0on ieli-
rata, tnbbnn %ieurata Seeiusta 3ris.
tlstn."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
Kirkclllsia TImoituksia
Snmalanpaluelafiet oiuat iGriestet-
tGiuGt %1exraauaSti:

utuut lutltoICts
tGpat iexraawasti:
Dtarquettesia 2:nen, Aids ia 5oeS
iunnuuitai fuuSia flo 3.15 ip., iofa
torstai Ito S.15 ip. patti 3:nen fun.
iriint. eoelliiend torstaina, iolIoin o.
len torstaina @uniiineiSid ia perian.
fnina Dironisla.
&rutaroen Ind iunnunt. Muaa.
lasia flo 10 ap. ia flo 8 III.
Wtaanantaina StambouqbiSfa ia
tiiStaina 8eecbpoooisfa.
BpbGfeuIu Warquetten firSon ia.
tiSia iofa %iunnuntai lilo 1 ip.
WatfoiIani toimin faitfia papiIIi.
fia tebtdpid.
G%batbamin firfosia iota fru,fau6en
tolmos iunnuntai Ito 10 OPP.
s. s. &eimonert,
nos ". a It. @arquette, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
NirfpIIiitu Ilmpitnfiiu:

Morrasf. 80 b. fiitospGtpGma %.
.. MiIIfisfG Sn4efuieuran mppiGi-
let ia lintli p1ip6ntlet Dbti0fnupun
booIilIa. Soipotnon pstGipien pane
moan tGmGn mrtistDpn ia rientGmaGn
olittnnlnon SumnnIan paltnfmmun
tpot1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
&irfoumcupia ia bartaasfeuroia ~
ban iofa fun ienraaiusti:

&irfoumcupja ia bartaasiesroia Yi-
ban iofa fun ienraaiusti:
In. iunnuutaina @ueenisiG Ito 10
ap.
2:na innnuntaina 8inenasNa flo
9 ip. toI1pen aifona pibetGGrl per-
beisid.
2:na humanitarian ToiipoLasia flo
1873 iltap.
3:na iulinuntaina Cost @rancbilla
flo 10 a.
3:na flrnuntuina @asi gitpsiG
flo 8 /.
4:na i%unnuntaina @oob Spurilla
ia &orflnnSin tafano flo 10 q. in
feIlo 2 ip. paifoisia Ell iImoitutiien
~urItfnnr.
4:nd iunmlntaina @ictoriasia tlO
proIi s |. Samoin puifotsla err H.
moituffien mltfaan. y
5ires SteeIisid ia Mifnlasin y.
m. paifpisia tulen fdpmaan eri IT,
~nioitlifiien m11faun.
8, @rrfila,
8or 2it, @nst geirb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

Siinnettii ronsfoIoinen fiIoioofi s.
s. Housieou tunnustoa M. M:
"8oimmefo ianoa, ettd efponfeIiu-
min fcrtomiifiet otuot iepiiettpjd9
@ofos pstdipdni, iiIId tauoin eli ia.
iuia iepitetdl = On poIion fdiittd-
m~dttSmGmpaG, eta joiiffo benfiIOitd
diff firoiittonut firian min pbtdpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
S~iSnn5IIiiid inmaIanpaIneI1fiia
Ga1a>a, Out.

Bort Mrtburi8ia funfin trn,fm,oen
eufimGiienG f~tsnnuntaina s. Gbt.
gassSia lilo 10 aur,., iamoin tli,fa,,.
ben foImaytena frtnn,intaina Ito 10
aarn. ia ttrtonbaaIiIIa ioto iunnitnt.
WnIIa fIo 8.
Ssrt @iIIiamisia, f,infin f,u,faa,.
ben e~nfimGiiend ia foln,antena fun.
n,ntaina lilo 8 ip. fefi toiiena ia mel.
tdsutenG f,nnuntaina Ito 10 aauuilla.
SasmaIanpalpeltifiet uuuisia pat.
eoa8ia seri tlmoitiSten mnifaan.
SasnniIntaiforIrt Sort Mrtbmrisfa
Ia Sort BiIIiamisia Ito 100 ip.
S. Sirtpi.
262 @iIion ct.
Sort Mrtbur, Ont. Gau.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

SmmaIampoIiuelmfiia marrasfnmlla:
g. Daf. piirisid:
"a b. 2eaoisia flo s in. ia 26 b.
flo 2 ip. ia flo 8 in.
81 p. Moubairisia ITO 2 ip. ia Ito
z in ia % b. flo 2 ip. 10 Ito z III.
$50 b. 2eooisio ia io~uIiifuil.
Ia 8 b. flo 2 ip. ia Ito 8 III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
Saarnaiumproia Marrasfnnlla.

26 p. &alawaIan firfosia flo 1af1
up.
26 p. eoslesia 6. aesfitulosia flo
3 ip. ia flo s ill.
30 p. Slooopopbin fonrillq s..
2uoman talolla flo s ill.
80 p. (&iitos p.) Salon f~irfosia
flo R2 ip. ia 2iioman lGbelld ole
malla foululla flo s iu.
6. 9. @iemi,
@anba Hubelin; 26-2.
Ebomion, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
Suiminta ienrafnmtapiirisiaui:

Spiminta Observation-Disclosures:
Seriep Gitpsi6. q. s.
&irffo: Chestnut atpe zen ia Seurp
ftiin fulmasia.
Sumalanpaluelus iofa ~iunuuntai-
ma flo 8 ip., s. ebt. fuiifatiben 1 ma
iunnuntaina. &aamatunielitps per-
beisid iofa toiiena torstaiua Ito s
in.
3atoriioliiton obielma-ilta fui-
tdlioen / :ita ia 3:na iunnuntninn
flo 7.3O in.
Smpeluieuran fofous iofa torstai-
no FLO 2 ip. ~perbeisid.
HpbGfoulu iofa iunnitntaina
@reenpilIesiG flo 1 ip. ia firfostn
flo A ip.
Getato0rin barioitis iofa periai,-
taina flo s III.
Nem &ocbellesid, 90. q.
&irffo: 2acfuooo atpeuuella.
SbielmaiIlanwietto ~fuufauoen q
no iunnuntaina flo $50 iu. firffo-
ialisia ia fuufaiioen 4:nG iununtai-
no firfosia $. eft. flo $50 tI.
Smpeluieuran fofous iofa toiiena
torstaina flo 3 ip. Suguenot It. ia
bartaus6etti flo s III.
Gatsfillisid, 81. 9.
@uifouoen piimeiiend tiistaina
flo 10 ap. ia 2 ip.
Cost Sort Gbesterisid, Conn:
@irffo: Delaban atpenuella.
neutrality-suspicious. fuufauben g..
ma iunnuntaina flo $50 III. Ierista
ienroista iImoitetaan f~irfosia.
8eIlenineSiG, 81. S.
aunafnloen 2:na l%auantaina Ito 8
in.
IolpeIustani baIuapat uoiipat
iImoittaa mposfin firieelld tabi alum.
noIIa tuarmeulmir1 aamupdipaIId ia
inaIIa feIIo 81.
so. @nttonen.
Ofoite: 102 Stepers abe.
Seriep Gitp, 81. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

Sorstaina 16 p. flo 1913 ip. TO-
Sumalanpalnelus firfosia torstai-
ma t. t. 80 p. fiitospdimGnG flo 10 a.
p. &ippifoululapiet pppoetaGn TO.
foontumaan ianiasia paifasia flo 2
ip.
Matti 8iSfari,
Tabelin 75S. s04 Glut. It.
Calumet, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

Sornbpsid, mr.. Mebmaion talosia
marrosf. 26 p. flo 1 ip. Seripetuloa,
funnioittaen,
q. Sasiel,
SBor III, CLIP, Mirpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
MabfnriIiHe

Wetp yorf MiIIiisid porfitiee Tai.
feIIaiiin nabfoia fobtinlIiielIa moi.
iiIIo, fabtia paIfoIIa mp0s parfitaon.
iofa min boluao. Yonfaa rnp0s ONO
Rimenne IdbetpsIippiiin. airieet 10
,puoSat Idbettafdd oioitteeIlo:
O. 8. SnomeIa,
Wesu gorf Drills. Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
GwamfeliuHi SSnblia,

joislo firffof. elEliies pastori IS
8riori on plbuimia pibet11n ieurao'
mnsti:
SouIiifulilln:
2 p. Stem Dorf MiIlfisi1 pnppilns.
ia tiipoontnIijais iubIn, iOnne Dsto'
pGIIiiesti ppD61mme fniffin nrtpoiiic
ieurafuntalaiiin innpumnnn.
3 p. 1 @bipent. iunnitrt. H. ..
MiIIiisi1 flo R10 epp.
3 b. 2ebtijGrpelIG flo 3 ipp. S. p,
f1nsia.
A p. 2ebtiiGripcII1 piirifuniinn TO-
fors flo 10 epp.
6 p. Topeliufien firfosia flo 8 III.
7 b. Matti Sillin taIosin flo s ill.
8 p. 81. 9. MiIIiisiG flo 8 iu.
8 p. s(itg. slbon luona Baooocf''
isio flo s III.
10 p. Baooocfin firfosia flo 10 e.
p. $. p. eft.
10 b. Heo @pella flo 3 ipp. ia
@brom Haiorin liiona flo 8 III.
NGisiG faifisia pubun pastorl
8uori. &olebti fannetaan lGbetps-
fasian bppGfii.
"3uIfaa, min iieliinne iaa elaa"
Siibo Soafana,
Selef. SO Seem gorf Drills, Ninn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23
marrasfmmn

Snmalanpaltuelnfiia marrasfnilla
81 b. 2ittIe SaIliisia s. Saitfpo
Ian t. Flo 10 up.
81 b. RonoaIisia 81. 4arbulan t
flo 8 ip. ia flo 7 in ia % p. flo 10 a
S. Suusfonen,
Wenobgo, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

SmmalnnpaI,uelnffia marrasfnrlla:
26 b. Snellmonisia flo 10 epp.
ia ilialln.
Wuista ierroista eri ilmoitafien
mufaon.
Subo Saafana,
Eelef. SO Sor 2ol
Stem yorf WailIs, Ninn.
Smmalanpalipelnfiia marrasfmmila:
26 b. flo 10 ap. $. B. @bt. ia
iIoIIa flo 8.
o. Huotialainen ia ". $osiell.
Dor TT, gIp, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-23

g. O. @isionen,
JinIapion. @inn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Every day this week the Crpheo
will offer attractions in keeping with
the finest the producers are offering.
For Tuesday, William Fox's star,
Theda Bara, in Gold and the Wo-
man."
Miss Bara declares that vampire
acting and a regard for Christian
ideals-call it self-respect or what
you will-are not incompatible. She
treats the subject of sex pictures in a
refreshingly frank way.
"iWhy should any one decltim
against the so-called sex drama!" de-
mands Miss Bara. Sex is the most
vital influence in life. From the
time a person is born into the world
he is constantly under the influence
of sex. When l use the word seq
use it in its true sense, which is its
best sense. Most people give to the
word sex false meaning.
sin photoplay, action, not descrip-
ton, is the greatest desideratum.
Without action no photoplay can be
worth while. Pray. how is action to
be injected into picture if sex is
ignored Suppose man robs a
bank. Isn't there usually woman
behind it? Suppose man commits
murder. Isn't woman usually be-
hind that. also? OF course there is,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-18
ADJUSTMENTS
All advance notices furnished by
Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Monday-"Acquitted" is a Triangle
drama, produced under the super
vision Of d. w. Griffith, and featuring
Wilfred Lucas and Bessie Love. 1t is
an exceptionally well-acted and most
human story of one of Justices many
mistakes. An innocent man is arrest
ed for crime he did not commit. He
is held in Jail, and gains notoriety that
prevents him securing his old position
back when he is eventually freed from
suspicion. Third degree methods arc
forcibly illustrated in this picture, two
different methods being shown. How
the small daughter of the wronged
man proves the means of securing him
justice is best told in the picture.
Charles Murray and star cast of
Triangle comedians present the three
part comedy, ellis Hereafter" most
exciting and thrilling story of an
Fasteners experiences in small
Western village, where gambling is
the most thrilling industry. A sheriff
Murray, who is kept busy lodging
trouble and who runs every time he
hears shot, runs the other way, adds
much to the fun of the picture. An
overzealous bouncer also gets his
share of laughs. A romance is inter-
woven into this comedy, also big
storm scene, with plenty of lightning
and rain.
Tuesday-Miss Valentine Grant and
a strong cast of Paramount Players
present "The Innocent Lie" pleas
ing five part photodrama Of intense
interest. Miss Grant portrays the
role of Nell O'Brien, poor Irish girl,
who has very sunny disposition. She
is struck down by a thug soon after
her arrival in America. How note
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GABRIELLE D'ANNUNZIO.

Gabriel D'Annunzio is just past so
years and is known as the "Italian
Shakespeare" He has written plays
and tragedies for Sarah Bernhardt
and Eleanora Duze. Besides his
masterpiece of dramatic fiction,
E"Cabiria," some of his well-known
plays include LA Gianconda," "La
Citta Morta," Francesca Da Rimini"
and LA Martyr de San Sebastian"
"Cabiria" will be shown at the Hauber
theatre for three days commencing
Monday June 10.
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A-MUSE-U THEATRE
A-MUsE-U THEATRE
TOMORROW
Dorothy Davenport, Virginia Southern
ana Emory johnson in
"Two Mothers"
Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran and Billie
Rhodes in
@NTTER AGAIN EDDIE
SC and 1Oc
"The Health Road"
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

(From Gin-Geries.)
The man who steals a kiss without
first warning the girl, misses the best
part of it.
What's the proper age to fall in
love? If you're under forty, you're a
young FOOL and if you're over forty,
you're an old fool.
George D. Widener bought his wife
a S750,000 necklace. Judging by our
own standard of the price Of peace
George must have been doing some
thing awful.
Pop, why does doctor stick that
thing in your mouth to tell. if you have
fever?
because the mouth is the place
where the hot air comes from"
Vamp-See that tall, nervous chap
in the blue suit who is always glanc-
ing over here? He spent all kinds of
money on me last night.
Ire-He did! And he told me he
lost it at poker. He's my husband.
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"CABARIA."

Cabaria is the name of a child,
whose strange salvation after cruel
perils forms the skeleton of an in
tensely dramatic screen story, which
comes to the Hauber theater Mon
day for an engagement of three days.
The plot of the story takes us to
the days when the dominion of Rome
was threatened by the growing power
of Carthage, in the third century B.
c. To this day the site of Carthage
has remained more or less of mys-
terry. We know, because historians
have told us. that the plough of tae
Roman conqueror passed over the site
of the fated city but no mortal, even
in our days knows where the site is.
Carthage, magnificently situated on
the north coast of Africa was Send
ing her ships and her soldiers into
every part Of the world; her trade
and the martial spirit Of her people
made her "a conquering nation. A.
last she threw down the gauntlet and
challenged Rome. Rome, in later
years. achieved magnificence never
equaled in the chronicles Of man. bur
at no time in her career was she as
rugged, as noble and as brave as in
the third century before the Christ
ian era. when the hordes of Carthage
set foot on her sacred soil.
D'Annunzio, dramatist, novelist, poet,
Journalist and author of "Cabaria."
has made a story of this truly mar
velous and stupendous screen play,
which is unequaled in the history of
all great works by authors. not ex-
cepting Shakespeare. Five thousand
persons and three years work were
required to make this masterpiece Of
screen fiction.
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and now we are back again to- sex.
"There are bad women just the
same as there are bad men. Is there
any reason that the bad woman
should not be shown on the screen,
so that some one may profit by seeing
what havoc she can cause? l can
find no reason"
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A.MUSE.U THEATER.

Monday-Dorothy Davenport, Vir-
GINA Southern and Emory Johnson
are seen in the two-reel drama. 1.-TWO
Mothers" at the A-Muse-U tomorrow
1t is a fine story of operate life in
which a terrible mistake is finally rec
titled.
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NOW IS YOUR TIME.

For a short while we will renovate
old mattresses, furnish new ticking
and make them look like new. For
$3.50 and $500.
TURNER BEDDING FACTORY,
S-20-tf Phone 896.