Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-06
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THE Royal THEATRE TO-DAY
With the fine players, Franklin
Farnum and Leah Baird, playing TO-
gether, in the hve-part feature, THE
Devils Pay Day" and the attractive
pair, Charles Rfchman and Dorothy
Kelly, standing out as the winning
numbers of the remarkable adven-
|turousN and romantic drama, THE
Secret Kingdom" big day of busi-
ness Is assured the Royal theatre to-
day.
deliberate and contemplated sins
against society or self are the things
that count largely toward making
the DEVILS figurative pay envelope
bulky one, since the cloven hoofed
individual seeks where he may de-
YOUR, ever urging. countenanclng.
driving into sin. intrigue. lies' decep-
ton, schemes innumerabIe ana all
tending toward retrogression OF the
human. none aiming forward. Of
such themes come the finest stories,
the best plays Development OF these
ideas make for advanced thought,
the kind that lives on from century
to century ever marking the way Tor
that goal of civilization that has
been the endeavor of world leaders
since the time of the earliest Chris
tians.
plotting that precede and go hand IN
hand with war is shown in The
secret Kingdom" Revelations in the
news items that seem to touch the
very depths of human 1nfamy are
| d despised by the upward looking man
| of today, but that they exist does not
permit of argument and while sec
recy may cloak the main intention, q
| fully guarded nation always in the
/ Ixy Ills
| that arise. Charles Rfchman and
lDorothy Kelly are the principal
players.
| CHAUNCEY oLCOTr COMING
| The seats for the coming engage
lment of Chauncey Olcott in his de-
llightful comedy, The Heart of Pad
Idy Whack," at the Majestic theatre
tomorrow, are now on sale al
the box office. Mr.. Olcott is the fore-
most impersonator OF Irish roles IN
this country and as he has been seen
too seldom in late years, there is
strong demand for seats for his COM
ling. performance. In The Heart OF
paddy Whack," Mr.. Olcott has the
best part in his whole career, and
his acting in this play has placed
him in the front rank of American
factors. Ie is supported by an excel
llent company. and there is some fine
Iscenic and costume effects.
lTWO CHOICE FEATURES
TODAY AT CITY THEATRE
| With fascinating tale of romance
| and adventure entitled THE Pearl O
Paradise" having Margarita Fischer
In the title role, and the ever populal
pair Francis X. Bushman and Beverl!
Ravne in another progressive euisod,
of the enhancing. THE Great Secret.
the City theatre has two excellen
features to make respondent thei
eight part program.
In "'The Pearl OF Paradise Is dis
played section of the world too litrl
known to Americans, even though ad
jaeent to their shores. The Antilles
a section Of the Western hemisphere
much nearer the sun than we or TN
North and consequently more consist
ent in climate and vcrdant thing
necessary and pleasing to the peopl
OF other degrees OF latitude. have bee'
largely used for the Photographic
scenes ard the impulsive peoples
the land nearer the Equator hav
been used to give color and action I
the story. With the dashing and In
Ipenuish Margarita Fischer to give tn
Itouch of sweetness to the love stor
! that ends as pretty love stories shoul
| end the feature promises more ina
the usual pleasure. Just at thls tim
the physically magnificent Francis
Bushman, conceded to be the mos
generously favored of photo dram
leading men, and. the engaging BeS
erlv Bayne will be the star figure
in the fourth episode of the full {
action and finely devised story know
as The Great Secret.