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smuses the children with thrilling fairy
stories of gobIins elves plumed knights and
fairy glens. The little nurse has fallen In
love with the handsome young head doctor
OF the hospital and When he forces her to
stop amusing the children she promptly re-
signs. Tom Moore, Mary Pckfords hus-
band. plays the part OF hero and others in
the cast are Winter Hall and Billy Jacobs.
The second installment OF the "Official War
Pictures" will be on the same program.
Wednesday and Thursday Edith Storey and
Antonio Moreno will be seen In "The Captain
of the Grey Horse Troop" 1t tells a story
of the race tragedy OF the American Indian.
Friday and Saturday Blanch Sweet and
Thomas Meighan will be the attraction In
1.-THE Silent Partner" Though the story is
purely a drama, It teaches lesson of loyal
ty in business that might be learned by
every one.
Hlpp-Violet Mersereau will be the attrac-
tion at this theater today and Monday in q
Bluebird comedy drama, Little Miss Mo-
body" This picture was billed to appear at
this theater last Sunday and Monday, but
due to an error in shipping was delayed IN
I'll this week The story Of this photoplay
hs refreshing one and will delight any au-
dlence. Tuesday and Wednesday will see
Mary Miles Minter in a sprightly. airy, fairy
story that will delight both old and young
alike. Thursday Will come one of the
dramas worthy opponents. Nance O'Neill. in
IL
MIS-" Friday and Saturday will be the Sec
ond offering on the Butterfly program. The
Phantom Secret" which features Mignon
Anderson. Molly Malone and Hayward
Mack.
Strand-Only two changes OF features
hold forth at the Strand this week.. but
both of them are surely well worth seeing.
Bessie Love and those irresistible Triangle
Riddles start the ball a-rolling Sunday and
In oh Inn du- dra
Cheerful Giyers," while Pathe Weekly and
comedies complete n pleasing program.
Tuesday. till Saturday. comes Clara Kim
ball Young in the greatest success Of her
career, tho David Belasco- Eugene Walter
play, 1.-THE Easiest Way" The following
week Douglas Fairbanks Is scheduled in TN
Again. Out Again." followed the next week
by William S. Hart and Mary Pickford.
ApolIo--Manager Monaghan is proud of
the offerings for the current week and says
1t is the best program that he has offered
for many q day. Today the attraction is
Paramount Offering "The Clown" Victor
Moore plays the title role In his own inlm-
ring and proves that there Is not always
as much joy in the heart of clown as
appears on the surface. Shorty" Hamil-
ton will be on the same bill In one Of his
featurettes. Monday George Beban in His
Swc etheart," who proves to be none other
shown the balance of the week.
L0throp-The English beauty, Peggy Hy-
land, will be the attraction at this popular
theater today and Monday In Vitagraph
Blue Ribbon feature, "Babette" Marc Nc
Dermott plays opposite her and a splendid
supporting cast make this one of the real
treats of the season. The production is
UP to the standard OF the Vitagraph COM
pany. One Of those clever big ~" COM
edies will furnish the merriment on the
same bill.
~ Boulevard-A photoplay of unusual merit
will be offered at this popular theater today
and Monday. 1t Is Triangle production
that will appeal especially to the little folks
and will be just thoroughly enjoyed by
tho older folks and when 1t comes right
down to II we are all merely children
grown up. The story Is Of little girl who
having been blind since birth, is blessed
with a wonderful Imagination and dwels
In the realms Of fairyland. OF course, in the