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Evening star., 1916-10-17
Special Film Features.

LYRIC - Today. Tom santschi. George
Fawcett and Mary Charleston. in. 1.-THE
Country That God Forgot; also Lone
some Luke comedy. Tomorrow. Billie
Burke and Henry Kolker, in "Her Vow
Fulfilled; Charlie Chaplin, in ''The Heart
Thief" and a Billy Watson comedy.
Thursday, Ormi Hawley. Rockcliffe Fell
lows and Charles Craig. in Where Love
Leads; also Pathe News. Friday,
Charles Richman, Airline Pretty and
James Morrison, in 1.-THE Dawn Of Free
dom" Saturday. Frank keenan, and
Enid Markey, in WARS Women"
CIRCLE-Today, Anita Stewart in 1.-THE
Combat; also Seeing America First
and cartoon comedy. Tomorrow. Myrtle
Gonzales. Val Paul and George Herman
dez in 1.-THE Secret Of the Swamp; also
Pathe News. Thursday. Geraldine
OBrien and Thurlow Bergen in "a Wom-
ans Fight; also Luke Joins the Navy"
Friday. Frank keenan, and Enid Markey
in wars Women Saturday, Clara
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Savoy.

Dustin Farnum is the picture star in
1.-THE Parson of Panamint," yesterdays
attraction at the Savoy Theater. The
photoplay is an adaptation of Peter B.
Kyne's story. centering in one Of the
mushroom mining towns of Nevada dur
Ing the silver rush Of forty years ago.
The characters are lovable for their sin
cerity, their earnestness in trying to con-
form to the ethics of city government
one OF which DEGREES that a parson should
be part of every f1rst-class municipal
ity. Their cheerful acquiescence in this
particular brings about the introduction
Of Philip Pharo, who forthwith proceeds
on Sundays to purge the town of the evils
Of the week. Winifred Greenwood. How
ard Davies, Colin Chase and Ogden Crane
are also in the picture cast. Today's
attraction is mister A." featuring Har-
old Lockwood and May Allison.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Garden.

William S. Hart is pictured in the
leading role of 1.-THE Patriot" the fea-
ture photoplay at the Garden Theater
through Wednesday.
The story concerns Bob Wiley. an ex-
soldier, who is robbed of his mine on
the Mexican border through political
bosses" This. together with the sud-
den death Of his motherless son, stirs
up an intense hatred for his country,
which impels him to enter into a con-
spiracy with the Mexican forces, at war
with the United States. With the idea
of getting revenge upon his fellow
countrymen, he informs the commander
of the American troops. in camp on the
border. of a mythical raid on a nearby
point by Mexicans in order to get the
troopers away from camp, and then
gives the word to the Mexican chief
to attack the camp with its small mum =
Der Of troopers left to guard the wom-
en- and children refugees. Love for his
flag and country, however, forces him
to the front and he recalls the troopers
just in time to meet and repulse the
attack Of the enemy.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
New National.

Fair and Warmer" presented at the
New National Theater this week, is one
of the farces which require "boudoir
scene" In fact, if it were not for the
''boudoir scenes" actual and implied,
there would be little to the story. AS
it is. the audience found plenty to
laugh about. Gales of laughter" were
promised by the advance agent. This
time he kept his promise.
In Fair and Warmer" Madge Ken
nedy is cast in role which gives her
an. opportunity to be somewhat like
the odd little girl she was in that 9TH
er comedy of nearly broken home,
Twin Beds
whether or not one would laugh i'm
moderately at the sight of a neighbor
ana some one else's wife careeninp
around the house intoxicated from a
mixture OF drinks obtained hurriedly
and without stint from a connDlete liz
tie household bar. is one of the aues-
tions TO be asked by the serious mind
Cd indeed, 1t hardly seems possible
Tor any lady to be so gentle and at the
same time SO frightfdlly intoxicated as
blanny W heeler is in the second act
OF Fair and Warmer" The mixing of
these drinks in first attempt to be
really deyilish' is large part Of the
!uh OF a rip roaring second act No
teetotaler will really understand that
second act ''
The complications are of the sor,
Whlch require art and delicacy to ex
piain: They arise because Billy Bart
iett IS SO much of an ideal husband
mat his wife is bored She distfnctJv
wants something TO happen, and tells
one OF her eN-admirers she will dry
up and blow away If Billy doesn't stop
being SO respectable. At the same
time Jack Wheeler starts things going
with Billy by telling him long tale
about how to fool ones wife as to his
Whereabouts by attending a fake lodge
meeting once week. Mrs Wheeler
on learning accidentally that her hus-
Ddhd never did 20 to a lodge rneetfnp
but, instead, strayed off into some nm.
known section of the city's night life
becomes temporarily broken-hearted
person and IT IS in this situation shat
the loeaI husband and his friends wife
accumulate an alcoholic burden which
would cost them much time. effort and
money in practical experience THE
ideal husband. in an effort TO win the
"l1es interest, succeeds in comprornis-
ing himself and his friends wife. to
the tune OF hundred nonsensicaI hits
or acting and scores of funny lines
II all unravels beautifully Though
with extraordinary speed at the end,
Ihe acting of the entire cast is all
that could be expected Miss Kennedy
remembered for several farces PLAYED
IN Washington, received a warm ova
tlon upon her appearance last night
and continued in the favor of The audi
ehce through the play. Her partner.
h yohh Arthur a product of Washington,
mas found decidedly original nose
Tor this farce. 1t is quite effecfive
ana he maintains il well up to the
last minute. Robert Ober, as "IacLr''
wheeler, and Miss Ethel Wilson. as the
WIFE who wanted an exciting hnshand
with Arthur Stanford and Jane Sey,
mour, John Morris and Harry Inr-
raIne. complete the cast.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Kmban Young In 'Ths Dark Silence, ;,
also Pathe News.

Kimban Young In The Dark S3lencosS :
also Pathe News.
DUMBARToN-roday Harold Lock-
wood and May Allison in '"The River Of
Romance" Tomorrow. Mary Pickford In
'"The Girl Of Yesterday" Thursday, John
Emerson in 'aThe Flying Torpedo" Fri
day. Marin Sais and True Boardman in
'The Gun Runners" Saturday, Hazel
Dawn In my Lady 1ncog.'
MASONIC AUDIToRIUM-To Lii
lian Gish. in Sold for Marriage" To-
morrow. Pauline Frederick, in "A Wo-
man in the Case" Thursday, Robert
Warwick. in "Friday. the 18th" Fri
day. Harold Lockwood and May Alli-
son. in Mister a." Saturday, Charles
Richman. in 1.-THE Dawn of Freedom"
PENN GARDENs-Today. Mary Pick
ford. in "Hulda from Holland" To-
morrow, Lionel Barrymore and Mar
guerita Skirvin, in THE Upheaval";
also Sidney Drew in 'Drew's Prepared
ness" Thursday, Norma Talmadge
and Tully Marshall. in 'The Devils
MedaI'; also Danger Girl" Friday.
Animated Weekly. Saturday, Ormi
Hawley, in when Love Leads, also
George AIDE Fable.
oLYMPIC-Today, 3. H. Southern in
Tho Chattel" Wednesday. Mae Marsh
and Robert Harron in 1.-THE Marriage
of Molly-O"; also Charles Murray in
'"The Feathered Nest" Thursday, Mary
Miles Minter in "Dulcie's Adventure:
also Pathe News. Friday. Clara KIM
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Crandau's.

'The Hidden Scar" yesterdays fea-
ture photopiay at Crandalrs, discloses
a number of novel situations that con-
stitute in no small part the appeal of
this picture. Holbrook Blinn and
Ethel Clayton are pictured rs the lead
ing characters. The story concerns a
young woman who falls a prey to the
wiles Of a once wealthy but degenerate
man, who, upon being mortally injured
by thugs, dies, leaving his home and an
annuity to the young woman and their
child. Later she marries a clergyman,
to whom the skeleton of her life be-
comes known through a remark inno-
Gently dropped and the unearthing of
a photograph of the dead man by the
child at an inopportune moment. Fate
intervenes, however, and the tension is
relieved, looking to a satisfactory end
ing. The picture is the attraction at
this house today.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
THREATENED HER, WIFE SAYS.
James A. Groot Sentenced to Give
Bonds or Go to Workhouse.

James Albert Groot of 1881 I street
was sentenced to give real estate bonds
Of $500 or to serve thirty days at Deco
guam in default OF the bond today in the
Police Court. on n charge OF threatening
his wife. Gertrude Groot- OF 1850 Fair
mont street.
The wife told Judge Mullowny she and
her husband have been separated for
more than a year. On Saturday, October
7, she testified, he came to her home. and
as she was about TO eat breakfast. she in
vited him to partake of It with her. He
refused. Later he asked her to again
live with him and when she refused, ths
wife testified. he choked her and threat
ened to kill her.
Mamie Loee Lee. colored. a domestic
at the house. testified the husband threat
ened to kill his wife. Groot denied he had
chol1ed his wife and said hs did not intend
TO do her any harm
Evening star., 1916-10-17

ball Young in 'The Dark Silence;
also Meyers and Theby in "The Chalk
Line" Saturday. Dorothy Gish in
''The Little School Ma'am"; also Mack
Swain in 'Madcap Ambrose"
CRANDALLSIToday, Ethel Clayton
and Holbrook Blinn, in 1.-THE Hidden
Scar" with Irving Cummings. We'd
nesday and Thursday, June Caprice
and Harry Hilliard. in The Ragged
Princess. Friday and Saturday, Gail
Kane, in "The Scarlet Oath
sAvoY-Today. May Allison and
nesday, Sessue .Hayakawa, in 'Honora-
BILE Friend" Thursday. Clara Kimball
Young, in Dark Silence" Friday,
n. B. Warner. in Shell 49," and Louise
Fazenda. in pills of Peril" Saturday,
Fannie Ward, In Each Pearl a Tear"
APOLLO-Today. Robert Warwick.
in FRIDAY. the 18th" Wednesday,
Blanche Sweet, in Public Opinion"
Thursday, Harold Lockwood and May
Allison, in Mister "A" Friday, Mar
guerite Courtot and Owen Moore, in
Rolling Stones" Saturday, Edna
Mayo. in Return Of Eve"
wAsHINGToN-R EGENT- Today,
Blanche Sweet. in Public Opinion; /;
also "Travelogue." Tomorrow, George
Walsh and Ann Luther. in 1.-THE Beast;
also weekly. Thursday, Owen Moore
and Miss Courtot, in Rolling Stones;
also Photographs" Friday, Louise
Lovely, in "Bettina Loved a Soldier;
also comedy. Saturday, Pauline Fred
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Gayety.

With show that surpasses his pre-
vious productions, Al Reeves is back at
the Gayety Theater this week, and
large audiences yesterday afternoon
and again last night showed apprecia-
tion of his production.
There is variety of clever acts in
the bill. and both the scenery and cos
tunes of the players are new and at
tractive. The opening scene is Nine.
Sophie Rosenberg's fashion parlors, in
which the newest Paris fashions are
deliberately displayed. The other
scenes are Chinatown at midnight
and the banquet hall in Reeves man
sion. The amusing features are web
taken care of by Charles Robels.
Leona Miller, a clever dancer and
singer, won a welcome with every ap-
pearance on the stage. A good vaude-
Vile number is furnished by Harry
Paynton and Frank Green, entitled
Fails and Falls Viola Cavanagh and
jerry White have pleasing dancing
and singing speciality, and Eddy and
Earle also furnish an attractive dance
feature.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Strand.

Louise Glaum, supported by Charles
Ray, is the picture star in 1.-THE Wolf
Woman" new vampire creation,
shown at the Strand Theater. The
story concerns one Lilea AradelIe, a
woman whose chief aim in life seems
to infatuate men simply to drag them
down. She thus ensnares Rex Walden,
who eventually shoots himself on her
account, and she then turns her atten-
tions to his brother, who. however; is
saved before he has gone too far.
A laughable keystone film comedy
and a Hearst pictorial relieve the ten
sion of the main attraction.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
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comedy.
AVENUE GRAND-Today. Frank
Loose. in Evil Thereof" Wednesday,
Harold Lockwood and May Allison, in
Mister a." Thursday. valeska Su-
ratt, in "The Straight Way" Friday,
Mae Marsh, In wild Girl Of Sierras,"
and Ford Sterling, in His Wild Oats"
Saturday. Marguerite Clark. in silks
and Satins."
LIBERTY-Today. Rita Jolivet. In
"The International Marriage" Tomor-
row, Douglas Fairbanks and Bessie
Love, in Reggie Mixes In." Thursday.
Irene Fenwick, in THE Child of Des-
tiny" Friday. Marie Doro. in Common
Ground" Saturday. Ethel Clayton and
Holbrook Blinn, in Husband and
Wife,
AMERICAN-Today, Harold Lock
wood, in '"The Come Back Tomorrow.
Roscoe Arbuckle, in His Wifes Mis-
take" Thursday Kitty Gordon, in
Her Maternal Right" Friday. Grace
Cunard and Frances Ford. in Peg of
the Ring" Saturday. The Heart of
Tara"
STANTON-Today, Edmund Breese, in
''The Half Million Bribe." Tomorrow,
Clara Kimball Young. in The Feast of
Life" Thursday. The Lure" Friday,
THE Bait" Saturday. Douglas Fair
banks. in Double Trouble"
CASINo-Today and tomorrow. Earl
Williams, in The Nuremberg Watch"
also Lucille Lee Stewart. in His
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Casino.

The Casino is presenting two dra-
matically thrilling photoplays the
early part Of the week. 'The Nurem-
berg Watch" the second adventure of
THE Scarlet Runner" with Earle Will
liams pictured in the leading role,
concerns an attempt by bomb-throwers
to kill a prosecuting lawyer by send
ing him, mysteriously, watch. The
lawyer gives 1t to his f1ancee, and
'"The Scarlet Runner" helped by fate.
saves the situation. Lucille Lee Stew
art, as a village choir singer who comes
to the city to cultivate her voice, and
who wins the love of the rich young
man who lives across the court" goes
through an exciting succession Of COM
plications before attaining the happi-
ness she deserves.
Evening star., 1916-10-17

mother the girl agrees The old man
treats her brutally, and in = frenzy
of anger she wishes him dead. Shortly
after he 10 taken sick and dies. the girl
is accused Of being a witch and Is
sentenced to be hanged. The nephew
OF the miser, who is in love with her,
goes to the governor and persuades
him to issue a proclamation abolishing
hanging. and he returns just In time
to save the girl from the gallows. Jack
Dean is pictured as the nephew.
A comedy, Burton Holmes travel
ogue and the Bray cartoons make up
the rest of the program.
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Leader.

A story of little waif whose father
has been thrown into prison, accused of
murder, ow which he was innocent. and
who sacrifices the love Of the man she
loves rather than disclose the secret that
would bring dishonor to his sister, is told
in Tess of the Storm Country" the
photoplay attraction at the Leader for
the entire week Mary Pickford the IA
nous star Of the screen, is pictured in
the title role, while Harold Lockwood
Evening star., 1916-10-17

wife's Good Name" Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday. Florence lie Bao'e.
in '"The Fugitive" also Grace DAI'-
mond. Ralph kellard and Leon Barry,
in The Shielding Shadow
Evening star., 1916-10-17

heads the supporting cast. A special
orchestra has been arranged by the
management to play the orchestral score
arranged for the photoplay. |
Evening star., 1916-10-17
Polls,

series Of motion pictures Of current
events.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mechiz, form
erIy of Palo Alto, Cal, are in tn.
cify guests e. the Hotel Dimes. Mr..
Mcrh'z b. purchased the Guarantee
Electric ss.,p. He is an expert cleo
trician, and is prepared to do all
kirds of contracting work.
Ed Martin and Fred and jamie
Grove of Cooks Peak werei n the
city last week aud stopped at the
New Hotel Dimes.
u. X. Lennon Of Columbus was ..
guest al the New Hotel Dimes this
&c K.
The Gold Queen Mining Company.
Z. T. Murray aud Frank Overion. are
the owners of brand new Fords. pur-
chased from the local agent Jane.
:. Kerr.
Marriage lcen-c~ wer issued last
week To four Columbus couples Us
follows: Allcn Sanders aud Lillian
irnncdy: james Smith andAra Har-
li-; j. :. Cox aud Thelma Burns ".
Il. Hurley and MR.. Edith Tiny
q rrammcll was in thee ity from
Myndu- Monday iran-acting dog bu,
mc>~. Poor old bad Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Brandenburg.
Of Tyrone wer IN Deming Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21
Sir Douglas Mawson and Companions Brave
Antarctic Billiards to Secure Moving Pictures

Expedition Won
and Are Said to Be Most Expensive Films
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5um glGn5eitoen slbi6lnb 5u bringen.
Gin Grfolg NOR cs in 5peierlei @e3ic-
bing: III natcricacr imb in morali-
I9er. @os Die motcriele Seite an-
Iangt, 10 lieeen beereifli9er @eiie
nod feline befinitipen Sahlen Dor.
9tod, fonnte feinc S6IuB- B-9lbre6mlng
erfulgen; nod fteben perldieoene
@elobetrige, bercn Ginln9en ober 9e-
ii6ert lit nil5; aber nod ungefGbrer
slbid)Gsung fam geiagt peroen, oaB
Der &eincrtrag, Ser oent oleelneineil
Silfsfonbs fir Ole ariegstpitipen uno
@aiien 5llgefiibrt Derben miro, $780,
600 ~ e t iiberltcieen miro.
llmiomebr lGBt iif i2on bci,te
iiber ben moraliihen @rfolg bes ga-
iars ipre6en. gtah uuben bin bot
oas 5elitonentllm ge5eigt, oaB es i'm.
itaribe lit, ourd iein eigeneS geiipiel
bon 9ud)t ilno Sronune rieiige Wten-
i6ennloiien linter aontroQe i'll boil.
ten. 8enn man beoenft, oaB Die
naG Sauienoen 5ablenoen Mcni6en-
mengen, Die lid, aaabenblid in Den
SaQen oes @aiars einfanoen, ii6 ans
allen mogli6en @lementen 5uiom.
meniesten, oaB bieicn glenleilten oie
groBtlnogli6en sSreibeiten geitattet
Daren, BOB, bon ben beioen Sonnta-
gen nuseenommen, alfoholiid)e 8e-
tranfe ieroiert tpuroen, iino Oub tros
oil oieier ungebnnoenen sSreibeiten
rnb 9emeelingsmoglihfeiten lid fein
eiil3iger sSoa BON 5riinfenbeit ooer
anitobigen 9etroeens ereignet batte,
Damn miro man begreiien, pesbolb
beute Getroit al,f oas teiitonii6e Gle
ment in ieiner 9epolferung itol3 lit.
0ielleidlt nod GROCER lit ober Der
moraliihe grfolg hod innen bin oil.
duidlagen Ter 8oior, befen gu.
itonoefonlnten in eriter 9inie Dem
hieiigen Stobtperbono su pcroonfen
lit, bot gum eriten Wol oQ Die per.
i9Boenen Glemerite innerbalb oes
Eeiitiftums eeeint, fIeinlid1e 9ifie.