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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
Belgian Churchman Sentenced

London. March 24.--Monsignor Louis Legraive. vicar general to Cardinal Mercier. primate of Belgium, has been sentenced to nine months imprison- mcnt and deported 10 Germany for sheltering a discharged French soi- dier for one night, according to a Gen. tral News dispatch from Amsterdam. This information is confirmed by a Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam. which adds that Canon Allaer. spir- itual director of the great seminary of Malines. of which Monsignor Legraive was president. has been sentenced 10 eight months Imprisonment in Ger many for giving shelter to another discharged French soldier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
 AT THE STRAND TOMORROW

Sessue Hayakawa, the celebrated Jap- anese character actor. comes to the Strand tomorrow in 'The Bottle Imp, based upon the story of Robert Louis Stevenson.
 Sessue Hayakawa takes the part of a Hawaiian fisherman who seeks girl of royal blood as his wife. Being refused, he comes into possession of the mystic bottle which grants his every wish, but yet has a terrible menace. The entire story is filled with unusual and startling incidents.
 The majority of the scenes were taken in the same localities about which the story is laid, the Lasky company sending the star and his compxny to Hawaii fol that purpose.
 Prominent in the supporting cast is Lehua Waipahu, a direct descendant O the famous Queen Liliuokalani.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
IDLE WIVES" TODAY
 AT THE ALCAZAR

The Alcazar offers today and running for entire week, 'Idie Wives" a play that has the avowed mission of raising the shades of society's house of glass It daringly exposes the vices and frivoli- ties of the idle wives of the immensely rich.
 The play has created a tremendous sen- sation on account of it's boldness and the pitiless manner in which it portrays its theme.
 Idle Wives was produced and direct ed by Lois Weber and Philips Smalley, producers of'"Scandal," ''Hypocrites" and Where Are My Children?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25

been able to contribute nothing more in historical way than fragmentary glimpses of miscellaneous character.
 The offer to Griffith to do the war" has been pending for several months until he could arrange producing in Q terests in California to enable him to make the visit abroad. The completed reels of Griffith's work will be de- posted among the archives of the Brit ish museum. the Bibliathedue National Of Paris and the Royal Libraries of Petrograd. Berlin and Vienna.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25

thetic Old Man Chatterton became very fond of Edith but her batting average wasn't very high to Joe and Anne Being evil of mind, they had st hunch that Edith was after the Chat terton coin. However. Edith's gentle ness finally influences Joe to abandon his wicked ways and she interferes just at the right time to save Anne from most disgracsful affair So, by spreading the gospel of love and self control, Edith brings peace to the en- tire family and marries the reformed Joseph.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
THE GREAT SECRET"
 AT THE PRINCESS

Francis x. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, two of the most popular mo- tion picture stars, are featured today at the Princess in "The Great Secret" Few pictures have caused the wide spread interest that "The Great Secret has and thousands enjoy the picture weekly. It is one of the big produc- tions of the motion picture industry and is considered one of the best pic lures in which MT. Bushman and Miss Bayne have appeared
 Every Saturday and Sunday this pic ture is shown at the Princes theatre and capacity audiences is a regular thing.
 This picture is one of the best be- ing offered on today's programme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
 AT THE COLONIAL

With charming Clara Kimball Young as the star. 'The Savage Instinct is showing today at the Colonial.
 The Cavage Instinct is picture yer sion of the play, Heart of the Blue Ridge" In this production Miss Young is seen as an unsophisticated mountain girl who is in love with an equally un- sophisticated mountain boy. Their love meets many obstacles. chief of which is fighting, hard-drinking mountaineer After tremendous fight in which the young mountaineer gets the better of the older mountaineer, everything comes out happily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
WAR BRIDES" THIS WEEK
 WITH NAZIMOVA IN CAST
"l Be Seen Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Friday RlaorPhotoplay Said to Be One of Greatest Ever
 duced-First Appearance on Screen of Nazimova

Birmingham ;earegoers during the coming week will have the opportunity of seeing the greatest of all actresses Nme Nazmova in War Brides, picture that has been declared to be the peer of all motion picture productions when the superbness of acting the beauty of theme the magncence of scenic splendor are considered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
HOLBROOK BLINN>
 AT THE TRIANON

Holbrook Blinn and Doris Kenyon are playing in '"The Empress at the Trianotl today and tomorrow.
 The names of Holbrook Blinn and Doris Kenyon are names to conjure with in the silent drama, and in '"rhe Empress these two versatile and popular stars have a vehicle worthy of their artistry.
 Doris Kenyon is an artists model. She has been posing for picture called 'The Empress" and on it's Completion she and the artist go away together for a week. end vacation. Although occupying sep arate apartments they are registered at the road house as man and wife
 And long years afterwards, after the artists model has become the loving wife of millionaire, that. half-forgotten reg ister of the roadhouse bobs up and Doris is up against it for fair. Affairs cer- tainly look hazy for our beautiful he- roine, but after some gunplay, an at tempted suicide, the intervention of friends, securing of photographs confes- sion of a jealous woman rival the girls innocence is established to her husband s apparent satisfaction and marital happi- ness is restored and all ends happily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
MARY MILES WINTER
 AT RIALTO TOMORROW

Mary Miles Mihter returns to the Rialtc tomorrow in "The Innocence of Lizette, ' one of her most charming plays.
 The Innocence of Lizette'' is a story of a very innocent young girl, who finds a baby on her guardians doorstep and, believing that findings is keepings," claims it as her very own.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
IN THE, PICTURES AND OUT
By H. s, RYALL EVENTS OF THE WEEK

- A<%f AA AJ VI I1AA W HEN
 Rialto: Today Mime. Olga Petrova in ''The Secret of Eve" Mrs. Vernon Cas- tie in 'Patria."
 Monday: Mary Miles Minter in "The Innocence of Lzette."
 Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Nazimova in War Brides;D Sat urday, Mabel Taliaferro in "The Barri- cade." Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria. Trianon: Today and tomorrow. Hol- brook Blinn in Tine Empress;" Tuesday and Wernesday. Violet Messereau in "susan's Gentleman" Thursday and Fri day, Leah Baird in "rhe Devirs Pay Day.
 Strand: Today, Mary Charleson in "Satans Private Docr;" Monday and Tuesday Sessue Hayakawa in "The Bot tie Imp Wednesday and Anursday, Ethel Clayton in Mans Woman" Fri day and Saturday. Myrtle Stedman and House Peters in As Men Love-"
 Alcazar: Today and all week, Idle Wives"
 Features for stoday:
 Alcazar: Idle Wives"
 Odeon One: Ben Wilson and Neva Ger Der in The Voice on the Wire"
 Strand; Mary Charleston in "satans Private Door,
 Rialto: Mime Olga Petrova in "The se- cret of Eve" Mrs Vernon Castle in Pa tria"
 Colonial: Clara kmball Young in "The Savage Instinct"
 Princess; Francis X. Bushman and Bev. erly Bayne in 'sThe Great Secret"
 Trianon: Holbrook Blinn and Doris Kenyon in ''rhe Empress.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
GOOD PICTURE PLAYS THIS WEEK

Rather a gala week for motion picture devotees, I should gather from the pro- grammes presented in today's Age-Her- aid. Although rather inclined to the emo tional, the offerings are the very cream of the silent dramas now before the pub lie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
NAZIMOVA'S
 BRILLIANT CAREER

Devotees of all that is finest in the art of the theatre recognize in Nazimova one of the most distinguished actresses of the day. It was a distinct surprise to the old, established motion picture producing firms to learn, a few weeks ago, that she had signed contract to appear in pohto dramas for Herbert Brenon and Selznick-Pctures. Many of- fers have been made to Nazimova, bur she had rejected them all, and the secret of her final equalization to the newest of the producing concerns was that she was present at private view of Mr. Brenons latest masterpiece. "A Daugh- ter of the Gods,'' and was so impressed with its imaginative qualities that she no longer hesitated to embark in the new art.
 Ever since Nazimova came to the English speaking stage her career has been an unbroken record of successes. Ibsen's plays were formerly rewarded as a drug on the market and yet in one after another of those history-malxing classics. she scored tremendously. In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
MARY CHARLESON IN
 "SATAN'S PRIVATE DOOR"

Mary Charleson, seen here recently with Henry Walthall in 'The Truant Soup and Burning the Candle is at the Strand today, starring in "Satans Pri- vate Door,
 This-is a human interest story and affords Mary Charleson a splendid role. behind his back and beat the market for million or so any day in the week. But things didn't break so well for the old man at home His son Joe was a drinking sort and his daughter Anne, though married, was frivoi- ous thing. But at the time the story begins Chatterton's good friend Con- way dies and Edith Conway comes to live with the Chattertons. Edith was a mighty good girl, tender and sympa- f------>~-----~~~-----~ ~ to stem the tide of distressed humanity and as women are now held immune from punishment for purposes of state tht women march on. As they near the royal entourage the soldiers make a desperate effort to stop them by threatening to shoot their leader, Joan. But the fear less woman darts to where the King is watching the strange scene and there de- flyers a message-her own message, in her own way, typifyng the revolt of the women of the country against the op- It is dramatic situation, carried out with tragic force, a logical conclusion to the powerful drama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25

The announcement is made by the Mudd-Colley Amusement company operators of the Rialto theatre, that tnls great actress in this great pro- auction will be presented at the Rialto theatre Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Officials of the Mudd-Colley company declare that in bringing this picture 10 Birmingham they give their per sonal guarantee that it is one of the grandest of all pictures ever present. ed in this city, This production has proven the sensation of the motion picture world in the larger cities of the east and many critics on the 1arg- est Metropolitan dailies declare 1t to be the acme of effort in the motion picture art
 six-piece orchestra. conducted by Professor Davidson, will be an added feature of the production.
 This wonderful picture is present :. ed in eight reels and the hours of pre- sentation will be 10 a. m., 12 m, 2, 4, S:45, 7:S0 and 9:15 p. m.
 NAZIMOVA IN WAR BRIDES"
 War Brides marks the initial ap pearance in pictures of Nazimova, con- sidered the peer of all actresses. De- voices of all that is finest in the art of the theatre recognize in Nazimova one of the most distinguished actresses of thea day. Even since she came to the English speaking stage her ca
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25

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bas bsbeutsnb 6ef6Gbigt irurbe.
9iatiirliher Wetie entiionb unter
bsM Gnrrdsnbsn cine gelinbe 2lufs
regung. bic ii6 jebod bnlo legte, fos
balb sntbedt purbe, bdb feline 9efa6r
oorhunben NOR unb aud neil Der
Opsrnteur Der MaI6ine Seiitesgegen>
mart totte. ouf BEN poFen gu bleis
ben uuo bic @orfiibrung Der 9iIoer
nttt gu unterbrefen. Rn9 elmer
tlsinsn Dsile mar QLles ruhig unb
Die 9rriteuung purbe 5u gnbe ses
fl6rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
9erIenals sNuti5en.

5err Uli9ael g 9mttt in
Stodtpn bel SamiltOn 1T seiterH i:I'
neu 2isssn i'm gtltsr Don nur 46 sa9s
ren oura ben COB sntrifen pOrorn
unb oas nll5u friibe 9iui6eiben 5es
gen6tsten uuo angeie6euen WtlnnsS
pirb BON einem grOben areis Don
5rsunosn uno getannten nuiri4tig
tstrausrt, bic ben Sinterblistensn in
ibrsm ber6sn 9erluit bns ber3lld:
RitsefiibI .ntsessnbringen. Die gssrs
oigung finbst am Mitttpo6 8orrnits
tag elf llbr pom Srnuerboui. in
Stodton aus fatt, tpornuf I'm l llhr
Rn6mittags in Der Sopells pouSprinn
Grobs bic 8ebd4tnibfestr abgsbaitsn
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17
Serein gum hsiliaen @amea.

Die gr5OiO8eianzuniOn Der 9OIp
Name Societp belt seftsrn Ra4miitas
in Der ct. 4uguitiuussSaas ibre Diers
tsIiahrli6e @eriammluns a6. Jiinfs
gig 9.reine pareH bur9 etpa 200 De-
legattn pertretsn. IS purbs empiobs
len, bic SemeinOen iOItsn DerunluBt
Dsroen, rSerOice 5lass" auf8uItcuen,
aus pel4en berDOrginse, ipie Oiele
iunge 2eute bic 9emsinosn i'm 5elOe
gu febeu baben. RsD. 3. 8. Sfjppp
Yfdrrer Der ct. auguItinus &irae,
bieB bic 0elsgoten pilItommen. Rsb
SObn +. 5ideb bielt cine 4nIpra6e i'm
Snterefe Der Eptbs Treu5saampagne.
Die nddfte QuurtalsOcrfammluns fins
bet in ber ct. Wi4asls 5als ftatt.