The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-01
BIC WEEK OF FEATURES
 AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE
My Own United States" Opens Week and William Hart, Mary Pickford and Others Make a Won
 defu Week

| My own United States'-the words send a thrill of pride through the veins
 of every genuine, red blooded Amer-l | ican Those who have done the most for their country have always loved itl
 most. The makers of its early historyI | loved it with a passionate devotion. | such men as Jefferson, Hamilton. d.in- coin and Grant consecrated their lives | 10 the welfare if the young republic. | The noble deeds of these men ligeI lagain in My own United States" "I which brings message from the past for the guidance of the future. There is no one who will not be q better American forh aying seen it. It turns
 the pages of history in a fascinating lway. never to Dc forgotten.
 The great actor, Arnold Daly, plays I"The Man Without a Country" as well
 as his descendant of the present day. | Duncan McRae plays the stately Ham ilton. Love, action, pathos, and patrl-
 otism all have a tull share in this nov | ing picturebool of American history and ideals.
 l All of the characters are person. | ages whose live. have been identified with the history of the United States. Duncan McRue, who plays General | Alexander Hamilton, has previously
 been seen under the Metro banner in
 Red, White rud Blue Blood" with
 Bushman and Bayne and in The Flower of No Mans Land" with Viola
 Dana. Charles Graham portrays Col 1 Aaron Burr who dominates the life Of
 Philip Nolan (played by Arnold Daly). Graham is a popular screen actor. sydney Bracey, a screen actor of note, lplays Captain Gautier, Nolan's rival for
 the love- of Agnes Churchill, who IS played ny Anna I.ehr Miss d4ehr has been the heroine of numerous pictnre dramas Marie ,Du Chatte Is cast as
 Nataia Somers. who wins Nolan's
 love for time.
 Il This most unusual photo story Of the wonderful and thrilling history of
 the United States will be shown for two days only. Monday and Tuesday of this week The prices will remain ,i |, tax included.
 Have you ever vizualized the devil?
 The popular conception of His Satanic
 Majesty is, of course. the gentleman , with the red suit, horns. tail and pitch !, fork But j. G. Hawkes., who wrote
 The Devils Double" for William & . Hart, was inspired with the idea that the devil turks in ths souls of men i, Illustrating his theory, MT Hawkes. !. wrote a drama of love and suppressed hate around Mir ifiart, the intense in
 lterest of which can be measured only
 by the most impressive pictures you
 have seen
 An artist seeks to find a fittine
 model for the face of his canvas, "Lu-
 cifer, Son of the Morning" Nowhere can he find the human being with the face so malignant, so diabolically in-
 human, so cold and deadly as to com
 Ir.etely satisfy his demands Then hc ! journeys to Tophet, Arizona, and finfs . the model of his dreams in Saturnine -l Bill Hart How he played on Hart to - bring out the last extremes of deyiltry il in his expression is pictured with grip 3 ping interest in The Devils Double"
 End Markey plays in support of Mir f Hart.
 $ This new picture of William Hart | will he shown Wednesday only, and in $ connection will be a comedy of the e funniest kind "DisgL/ted Passion" y Thursday comes Mary Pickford, the e most popular girl in the world Amer icas sweetheart, in the popular novel r. which has been dramatized and made l0 into the best thing that Miss Pickford m has ever done. How Could YoJ T. Jean" This IS a picture that gives IT Miss Pickford our own Mary, thc IT chance of a lifetime to use her won a derful gift of Interpreting characters Ie and to display her wonderful beauty
 It is an old fashioned tale of love, ad- 'c venture and romance that will please I- even the most fastdious
 s'I Saturday is No Mans Land." tai, Si that Is as modern and mp to date q,
 lanything could be. with theme tha '- ia not worn to threads and plot tha it will hold the interest and one tha
 will please. Amateurs will also holt an important part in Saturdays bill III