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The Washington times., 1918-07-14

Williams and Bernie. in a bounding
specially, and Ross and Thorne. in
Character comedy with songs to
match. The chief matinee photoplay
feature viii present William Farnum
in Rough and Ready at 1870 and
4:45 p. m. only. At all performances
will be shown the new Mack-Sennett
farce. Her Screen IDOL" and the
Hearst Pathe News. --.-----
America FRS" the noted patriotic
spectacle. heads the list at today's
performances, starting at : p. m.
with other features Of last weeks
bill.
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
"Oh! Look Opens at Belasco

At the Belssco Thester for a week
beginning Monday evening. washing
ton plsygoers will have their hrst
opportunity 10 view William Elliott.
T. Ray Comstock and Morrie Gest's
newest musical comedy offering "oh,
Look with Dolly Sisters and Harry
Fox as the featured members. Any
musical comedy that bears the trade
mark OF Elliott, Comstock & Gest.
since the advent Of Kerry Good Ed
die" Leave 1t To Jane" and others.
comes highly recommended.
oh, Look is based on a merry
farce by James Montgomery, one OF
the younger successful authors.
whose Going Up" was one OF the
biggest hits in New York the past
season. He deals with youth. ro-
nance and money in his newes: crea-
ton - all appealing elements 49, and
he Is aided in the success OF the piece
byN Harry Carroll. who has contrib
uted a sparkling score in which
there are fully a dozen song hits.
A few OF the musical numbers in
the piece are ''Oh, Look Caroline"
Its a Long Road To Tiffany's."
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows."
You're Absolutely Wonderful" "Ty-
pical Topical Songs" "A Kiss for
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
Italian War Pictures At Polls

Everyone interested in doing their
shit" toward allevisting the suffering
OF "oIr boys" win be inspired to even
greater efforts by the scenes OF what
such aid means. as depicted by the
official Italian war pictures. The
Italian Battlefront"
The work OF the Red Cross as re-
vesled by these remarkable pictures
rivals the most heroic exploits OF the
nring line. They reveal fests OF self
sacrifice. such as the rescue OF the
wounded on the treacherous peaks OF
the Alps and their removal to hosPi-
tai stations through snow that is
waist deep-in way that no writ
ten descriptions could possibly depict.
The realism or these scenes in
'-The Italian Battlefront differs from
many Of the war pictures which have
been shown in this country.
The Italian Battlefront is Il great
adventure with a big benehcent pur-
pose. for the proceeds go 10 swell the
war fund OF Italy, the country that
is now doing such q big part in the
world war.
ut is more than o moving picture.
said one critic; 1t is a series Of the
great world events that are holding
a new epoch.
.Photographically The Italian Bat
tietront" IS superior to most pictures
OF its kind. But the surprising merit
is in the natural working out OF the
pictures showing the genuine action
Of battle
The Washington times., 1918-07-14

Burlesque patrons win find Mil
bred Dewey one Of the attractive
features Of the program at the
Casino.
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
n p. kEIrHS.


Christie Macdonald win make her
first appearance here in vaudeville at
r. F. Keith's Tbeater this week.
Judging from credible reports. Miss
Macdonald has proved as big a sue
cess on the Keith circuit as she was
in musical comedy. She is assisted
BY Irene Rowan and William Haig in
dhe presentation Of musical fantasy
IN three scenes. called '-Cupid's Mir
ror.r lyrics BY Neville Fleeson and
music by Albert Won Tilzer.
Buffoonery OF the absurdest sort
will be the means by which Herbert
Williams and Hilda Wolfus will re
gale Keith patrons Their latest fun
device is called "Hark, Hsrk, Hark,"
and il is their supreme hit TO date.
Jonia. the Princess Lei Lokelanei
with her Hawaiian singers and
dancers. in a varied program portray
ing the folksonEs and dances OF the
dusly islanders, is another special
feature.
Ann Grey. the hsrpiss. from the con-
cert stage. will render an artistic Sc
ries OF selections. Hugh Herbert and
company. including Sam Fries will
play Ar Herbert's new farcicsl shit,
.the Lemon" Homer Dickinson and
Oracle DEACON. viii be seen in "A
Papriia OF Chstter-Sons." Donald Z.
Roberts. THE strolling tenor" Gems
Of Art posing sensation; the pipe
organ recitals. and the Hearst-Pathe
news pictorial and real war films are
the other additions. Today the bill
viii contain Mile. Dazzle and company
and the balance of last weeks forma-
Ton
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
Napy Film In CoLors At National

Motion pictures In eoIOrs so nat
ural that they seem real scenes from
nature magieally transported to
amaze and delight Washington thea
tergoers will be shown in the Ma
tional Theater for one week. begin
ming with matinee tomorrow. when
the attraction viii be the Prize COL
or Feature, sour Navy"
u is supplemented by views OF
United States troops in action and
gems OF natural beauty within the
boundaries OF the Uuted States, all
reproduced upon the screen in the
most perfect natural eolors and won
derfuI perspectives.
Our Navy" yisualizes the entire
colossal task OF building, manning
The Washington times., 1918-07-14

Cinderella" Beautiful Girls" and
mony others.
Regarding the cast OF "oh. Look -
the fact that the dainty Dollies and
Harry Fox are its head is almost
sufficient TO assure its excellence.
But surrounding them are Charles
Lane. Adelaide Keim, Hugh Cameron,
Clarence Nordstrom, Selma Harris.
Robert Ames, Louis Haines, Edward
Poland. Lewis Seeley and many 9TH
ers. TO say nothing OF a feminine en-
semble of rare charm and youth.
These have been trained in many
unique singing and dancing groups
by Edward Royce, while Robert Mil
to staged the comedy portions OF the
PRODUCTION
The Washington times., 1918-07-14

and operating the second largest
navy in the history OF the world.
was authorized by the United states-
naval authorities and since compile
ton has been heartily Endorsed BY
them. There are romance. beauty.
patriotism, and thrills In this aston
ishingly realistic subjecE The land
scenes taken by the new color pro-
cess In the most picturesque spots
on the continent as well az the ma
jestic examples OF natures handi-
work which are pictured comprise.
with the marine. one OF the most
gorgeous cinema spectacies ever re-
leased.
The presentation at the National
CONTINUED on Page is. cor 81
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
AVENUE GRAND.

The petite comsdienne. Mabel Nor
mand, portrays the stellar role in
rThe Venus Modei,'' the chief attrae-
ton today At CTandairs Avenue
Grand. She Is said to portray a
character quite as fitting as thk dash :
ing bathing costume she wears as
Kitty O'Brien. designer for a bath
ing suit factory.
Tomorrow's attraction will be
Loves Conquest in (which Lima
CAVALIER. famous diva Is starred.
The program announced for the re-
maindersof the week will include the
fofiowingi Tuesday. Emmy Wehien
in THE House OF Gold:- Wednesday
and Thursday. Clara Kimball Young
in The Claw" Friday. Kitty Gordon
in "Tinsei;" Saturday, Constance
Taimadge in Good Night. Paul. and
the Keystone comedy. "Bueking So
ciety."
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
Kennedy is supported BY. a capable

Kennedy is supported by. a capable
cast.
Say. Young Fellow Douglas
Fairbanks latest picture. in which he
has the role OF a cub" newspaper
reporter obsessed with a ''hunchr for
news. which he proceeds TO obtain in
militant fashion. IL scheduled for
Tuesday and Wednesday. Another
first time shown" picture. The
Safety Curtain which presents
Norma Talmadge in the chief role.
Will hold fortht on Thursday and Fri
day. The notable picture. "old Wives
for New" featuring strong cast
headed by Theodore Roberts and
Tully Marshall. will be screened as
Saturdays chief attraction.
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
KxICKERBOCKER.

In THE Service star" which win
be given its first local showtngs at
CrandslI's Knickerbocker today and
tomorrow. Madge Kennedy departs
from her accustomed roles as com
20 assume a more serious
character in a straight drama. The
plot deals with a hero's waiting wife
and the strange deception praeticed
on q draft board and what discovery
meant TO every one concerned. II is
full OF thrilling occurrences. Miss
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
LOEMrS COLUMBIA.

Today and for the first hail Of the
week William. ). Hart will be seen al
Loews Columbia in a new photoplsy.
Shark Monroe Mr.. Hart is seen as
a captain OF sailing schooner on the
Alaskan coast.
He is known as a savage and deter
mined man. Marjorie Hilton and her
dissipated brother. Webster. are strand
ed at Seattle. Monroe agrees 10 allow
the pair TO work their passage 10 Sksg
way. During the voyage he finds coca
sion 10 strike Webster and Is defied by
Marjorie. He sdmires the girls cour
age. and later, when she falls into the
power Of Big Baxter. white SLAYER
Monroe substitutes himself for Baxter
in marriage ceremony with Marjorie.
his object being TO protect her. He
permits Webster to whip him in a hstic
combat in order TO help make a man OF
the youth. When he discovers that BaX-
ter has lied about him TO Marjorie. he
kills the big fellow with single blow
MarjOries eyes are opened. and che
realizes and acknowledges, her love for
Monroe.
Supplementary reels OF comedy and
current events will also be shown.
Thursday and for the last half Of the
week Jack Pickford viii be seen I'm a
perturbation OF Alice Hogan Rice's
novel. SANDY"
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
COSMOS.

George Choos will present at the
Cosmos Theater this week what he
describes as his latest and most
Sorgeously mounted girl comedy with
music" entitled "Oh, Charmed" The
company is headed by Jack Claire.
Blanche Boone, Victor Kahn, and Ina
Mitchell a notable vaudeville quartet,
and features an exceptional beauty
chorus, eostumed with the bizarre ef-
fects.
An extraordinary feature OF the
bill will present THE Children Of
Confucius,1 Dong Tong Cue and Harry
How, noted Chinese artists, in
unique presentation Of dance features
and oriental entertainment. Other
acts will bring Joe Darcy, OF the
famous American Comedy Four. in "a
cork talk" Grace Cameron and COM
Psny in 4 delightful song number:
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
CASINO.

The BUrlesque Show OF Wonders"
this weeks attraction at the Casino
Theater. will present an excellent
cast and many specialties OF unusual
merit. Originality IS the chief fea-
ture OF the big production.
II advance announcements are real
lied patrons OF the Casino have a
real treat in store for them.
Throughout the acts there are live
~ musical numbers presented by a
The Washington times., 1918-07-14

large chorus OF pretty girls with a
variety OF costumes that are excep-
tiouslly pretty.
A quartet OF comedians who have
bright and humorous songs and
breezy dances. will make things live
ly for the burlesque fans.
The manager offers next week as a
special attraction Three Red Hots."
The Washington times., 1918-07-14
FOLLY.

Tom Howard and Jay Niece head
the cast OF entertainers TO appear at
the Folly Theater for the current
week. commencing today. in connec-
ton with the performances OF Uncle
Sans BeIles1
4 musical burlesque forms the
major portion OF the entertainment.
and is laid in two acts and FIVE
scenes, which range from the lobby
Of a New York hotel to a bull fight i'm
Mexico. Assisting the principals are
such popular entertainers as Jack
Garrison. Harriet Berg, Elinor Gill
christ. Dick Walton. Ruby Garrison.
Jackie Adair, Grace Lavore. and Wv
ian Herlock.
During the olio. several specialties
will be introduced. among them an
eccentric dancing and musical act
entitled Two girls, a nut, and a
piano"
The Washington times., 1918-07-14

Visitors at B. F. Keith's playhouse
this week will have the novel pleas,
ure of seeing Christie Mac ionald IN
"Cupid's Mirror" and will hear her
sing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-09
lII.Tlmed Comment.

Dean lngo's suggestion at Oxford
that ST. Paul instructed women to
cover their heads IN church out of con-
sideration for the feelings OF the an
gels recalls Sir Henry ilrackcnburys
story OF that apostles limited l,nowl-
edge of The sex. as eNpounded by a
famous Brighton clergyman. After de-
failing Tie suffcrings Of st. Paul by
shipwreck. Imprisonment etc. the
preacher added. while his own wife
sat Immediately below the pulpit:
"But ST. Paul never had the grcnteSt
trial TO which man can he submitted,
for lie was nnstr married."
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs G. Il. yelling and
sons motored to Brattleboro, Sun
day
Miss Frances Ranney OF New York
City. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
ID. Ranney.
Mrs. Seth Teft of Cambridge N. Y,
is the guest of her daughter Mrs
Walter King.
Rev. and Mrs. w R. Hamlin and
Mrs. r, NJ, Chandler have returned
from short vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Of Lehigh-
ton, Pa. are visiting their father, l..
+. Sherwood at Riverside, and their
aunt Mrs II. f, Lamb. They made
the trip by motor.
Mrs. Helen c. Cole, who has been in
Washington d. C.. for some months.
has returned to Bennington, TO the
home of her son. Parker V. Cole (of
Grand View street.
Mrs. Emma Mears, wife of Frank
Ripely, passed away Sunday night at
IL y. M AT her home on Church street.
Mrs Ripely was forty-nine years OF
age, and had resided in this place
since she was young girl. She had
been in frail health for several years.
having been great sufferer during
the last few months. When quite
young, she became member OF the
Congregational church, and was al
ways active in every branch of work
connected with the organization. She
vas possessed of more than the usual
amount OF sympathy for those in attic
tion, and az. long as health would per
nit, was TO be found rendering service
in every home visited by sickness or
trouble of any kind. For many years
she had been an enthusiastic WORKER
in the WomaD's Christian Temper
ance Union. In the home she leaves
to mourn her loss, besides her hus
band, one son, Henry and a daughter
AdelIne She is also survived by five
sisters and four brothers: Mrs.
Herbert Barber of Greenwich, N. Y.
Mrs. Frank lockwood of N, Adams.
Mass, Mrs. Louis Somers of Shell
bourne Falls, Mass, Mrs, Fred Wyman
OF Manchester, Vt. Mrs. Leonard
Fleming OF Bennington, Eugene Mears
of North Greenwich, ~ Y, Henry
Mears of Sunderland, VT, PERCY
Mears of Dorset, VI, and Fred Mears
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81 don't know, my dear" answered
Newkid, MS he handed the infant over
10 It's mother, "hut | imagine he is
thinking OF what the governor Of
North Carolina once said to the gov.
ernor OF South Carolina"
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argument. When chickens are hatchGf
early in The spring they mature IN inc
fall and lay eggs in the winter. Then.
in the spring, they are ready TO hatch
early Late-hatched fowls are late In
maturing, do not lay In the winter
and do not sit until late In the follow.
Ing spring.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-09
His Rule Of Conduct.

AIRS. Junebrde-"I notice ;hst your
husband doesn't smoke. Is Il herarse
you object to it?" Mrs. OldG,a-."Not
ut ALL II l objected to It. he'd smoke"
Brooklyn Citizen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-09
OF Lynn. Mass.

of Lynn, Mass.
The funeral services which will be
held from the residence Wednesday
ut . p. m, will be conducted by for
mer pastor, Rev James s. Clark OF
Madison, Maine. The interment will
he in the famil. plot in Grand View
cemetery.