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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
NEW YORK STATE To PROTECT
JLIEGITTMA1E CHILDREN

Albany, N V. Feb. 5.-Children
born out Of wedlock are TO be pro-
tected IL a bill is passed which was
introduced today by Mrs. Mary NJ.
LILY. democratic assem- blywoman from
New York city. The measure pro-
vides that the child shall bear its faith
er's name, provided the district alter
ney of the county Of birth be satisfied
Of the fa'her's identity, and shall
share equally with other children in
the fathers estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
MENACE OF GENERAL
STRIKE IA PASSING

general strike paraiyzing all London
appears to be passing at a late hour
this evening. From an authoritative
source it is learned the COVER nment
feels confident the crisis will be
averted.
The belief Ia that tho conference
tomorrow between a government dele
cation and committee of strikers will
result In an agreement forestsllng the
threatened waikout Of the engineers.
electricians and bus drivers.
The British government will pro-
vide engineers to run the railways II
the railworkers carry out their threat
to strike tomorrow. OFFICIAL an
nouncemcnt to this effect was made
later today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
EORGEILSS CHECK n
INVENTED NJ NQHG

Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 1.-Vc
serving a SIX years sentencs ~
sca prison for passing = kOguS
600 check In Los Angeles, ". J "a
atlas Morris. Alias Croft who
just been released. invented ! o.
tina: c1anot he fored AMI the N1t14
Bankers Association q. AraAriea
efered him $4,000 tor sh.e pa1j
On advice of his attorney. Rse6
holding odt for 3i00.o9e.
Immediately ucon his reiease Il
prison Reed war taken int3 eu1kI
by fedeTa, objects ani wiz he III
to " ashinytcn. .. G. for tns.st u
hw Tr,li.eG states goverurl eat. EEL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
UNCOVER MOONSHINE STILL
JUST OUTSIDE OF NEW YOKN

New York. Feb. 5.--An up-to ate
''moonshine" still was discovered to-
day at Valley Stream, Long Isia nd
within sixteen miles Of New York city
The discovery was made by internal
revenue officers. who declared the
'moonshiners" had taken tip iron,
the trench and dugout systems on Eu-
ropean battle fronts. The still was
located below ground, beneath a coop
erage and barrel factory. The plant
was turning out enormous quantities
OF liquor. according to the federal
a~~rts Three men were arrested
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12

*s0me BHBy|
Life IS becoming one crank after
another for Zeliah Gown s.ton. the Or.
Kelyea of Some BABY" the farce COM
Academy and just because several
hundreds of otherwise san men and
wtmen take him too seriously in mis-
role of the discuverer OF supposed
elixir of youth. at nrst the era ks
approached him via Uncle Sam. tina.
~ through the malls. and Covtngton
rather enjoyed the experience; but
when queer looking persons began TO
clog UP the alley leading to the stage
door at the Fulton thaater. New York.
and try to argue with him while he
was getting TO his dressing room.
things began 70 look serious.
All of these correspondents and Wis
itors, Ike DR.. Relyea in the famous
farce, are d.scqverers of efixirs and
they are beginning to make life mis-
cradle for the comedian. Every one of
the letter writers insisted that ne or
she had the really. truly compound
that would brig everlasting youth,
ut In every case the writer lacked bat
une important overwhelmingly
money. The were all willing to take
Covington into partnership II he would
on. send check for amour. ranging
from $50 to $500 upon receipt OF which
the portion would be put on the mar
ket and Covington would share in the
millions that would be resped.
Failing TO receive answers the cranks
began To descend upon the comedian in
person. The hrst ones caught the I'M
suspectinE actor and cured forth their
wild tales into his unwilling ears. He
squared several of them at a quarter
OF e. dollar apiece, but the real Gran ks
aouldn let go 80 easily. One old man
with mop OF HAIR on hts chin and none
on his head ina.sted that he had read
that the alleged elixir that figures 40
prominently In some BABY was In
reality great hair restorer and wanted
'nough o. the precious liquid 70 bring
back his own raven locks in order that
he might pst toh. Judging from the
visitors breath he had been INDUCING
In several drauShts OF elixir "a the
nearby cafe and CovinCtor couldn';
shake rim OF until re had threatened
- set the dog" on him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
CITY NEWS IN B r / e 81

n1ent. all the members Of tn
dinats lodges OF the InGApeu1o1
der of Odd Follows IN the ess153
vicinity, together with the sm@i
OF the canton. encAmpmsns as1f
bekah lodges. viii in = bo1v ~
the Sunday meeting on Saturday ri
ing. February is. at 7:30 0,cicelk
WINK sry visiting or tfahstSNt II
bers In the city. are feauestid tS 1
at the south entrance al she aU11
rum a o'clock sharp on HAtl1
evening. The notice Of thS, mel
Is being widely circulated. and III
ty-five hundred Odd Fellows axu
pecteH to Le In line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
Dr. FREEMAN SPEAKS
AT SHF.ITERI sC ARMS

yDr. Douglas Freeman will deliver
the founders day address a. the Shell
tering ArIns hospital Thursday, Feb
ruary Is. Mrs. Skidmore will sing.
The public are ievlted to the -eelcbra-
2yss{.. ssksS1 49, - -r.f-t TT a-.YS-~
sA.s 20 S9g .,s<s..ii.zl r., slchHs4ayads a
&tElt luncheon will be served, after
which visitors arc invited to inspect
the hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
s @ c I F. T Y
Freda Meredith Dez. Editor. Madison 81
Phone: Madison
81 }

woman's Christian temperance union
W III meet in room 9. Y. W. c. A.. Wed
nesday at IL A. NJ. Each local w. {.
T. l.. is aeked to send a representative
of the soldiers and sailors depart
,rer. ~ M...A ~. ia -., t>..t -
rsss-sts aes5fst< tee e.c2ta,e1ce tnam edi-
ately following the executive meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
The Woman's Club Announces

that its auditorium can be
rented for dances given by
invitation by organizations
such as Cotillion Clubs, Fra
ternities, etc, and also for
lectures and musical events.
For further particulars apply
At thu Club Build ding, between
ma a a { Gnn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
BRUsLE.Y HE1NRICH. or BxXl
is BACK On JOB IN RJQHXA

Corporal Brumiey Heinrioh. 0fsa
104th ammunition train. IL the At
the Richmond Blues 70 return ID
France. Corporal Heinrich hsOx
collarbon IN a football xnuvoS
France. ana he was invaded ~
He has returned to his Old p0n11
in the office of the Eutaal Life FRI
anoe Company In Rtchm0ad.
Office was held by the Wits ~ O.
the officials during tho war, but
retired in favor Of the returned r
der who formerly held thu pOs!f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12

WEEKS SHOW BILL

Academy.
Monday and Tuesday Some Baby.
Wednesday aad Thursday-'In Old
atu' KY"
Friday and Saturday -"rhe Riviera
Girl"
Enthusiastically, THURSDAY and
Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12

Suto DtHtssS III ~et" &pt A~
The big automobile show now on in
New York city is being attended By
the following men from this city: Z.
c. Anderton. Terminal Motor Com
psny; j, b. Alsop. Lininger-Alsop
Company; w. r. Dawson. Smith &
Hicks: NJ. w. Strsfield, Southern Auto
Repair Company: w. M Reynolds.
y. S. l., Battery station: Jesse Raw
iings. Kline Ear Sales Company. r.
II. Bruce, T4ininger- Alsop: II. s. Glib
ron, A. F. Franklin and 3, A. Blenner
aud others.
ODD FELLOWS TO HEAR BILLY
IN A BODY SATURDAY NIGHT
By an aRreern eut with the manage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12

Papa--"Always remember, my
boy, that tomorrow never comes"
Little Edwin-"And tomorrow IS
my BIRTHDAY. Now 1 suppose l won't
have any"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12

How often have you hear the ex.
preston. "oh 1t takes In Old Ken
town, and how often have you seer
this statement verifed9
Have YOU ever asked Yourself why
this ia so7 Doubtless you have
T'ave you eyer solved the pro lem
Doubtless you nave not
MOI long since PARTY OF theatrica
rnaenates were assembled In a prom.
incrt club In New York, and the tall
naturally dritted TO shop" Durin1
. the conversation the longevity OF play.
and the fortunes they had made theiI
owners came into the discussion
Tn Old Kentucky" is the best piec.
OF 'he@t-'Hai property in the country
declared one.
'fo are right" ass nted another
"and just what is the secret of iss src.
cesst Just what elements does I. pos.
seas that have given II such a firm hold
upon the public
Easy" answered another. Its the
horse race lt's the Hnest hit of realism
ever staged
~ aieagree with you." spoke UT
another. its the pickan'nny band"
You're both wrong" interposed n
thru member OF THE party" TIA che
play is laid allows, they have never
Il contend YOU are al wrong" said
stil another. "Tts the play itself,
Never was 4 swaeter III more compell
ing play ever conceived by play
wright. In Old r.h-tucky' has heart
interest enough In it's four acts for a
dozen rlays"
At th.s stage . manager u vast hold
tngs. noted for his shrewdness and sbil-
ity to gauge tie public pulse inter-
rupted. Gentlemen. you are all right.
The success of In Old Kentucky Is
due to the fact that IL has all of the
elements that go to make n successful
play, II has that elusive something
that cannot be defined in words that
appeals not only 10 the patrons of the
orchestra chairs. but to the peanut-eat-
ing urchiu OF the gallery az welt"
THIS wonde. OF the Theatrical, world
comes to Academy on Wednesday and
Thursday and Thursday matinee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12

Hirh-cisss vaudeville and pictures
change on Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-12
"The Riviera Girl

klaw 4 ErlauCer's beautiful mu-
steal comedy production, THE Riviera
Girl" which ran for six months last
winter to crowded houses at the New
Amsterdam theater. New York, will be
the attraction IT the Academy Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee.
1t is hardly necessary to tell Ameri-
can theatergoers anything about The
Riviera Girl" Everyone knows that
its book aud lyrics are nv Gny Bolton
and j.. q. Wodehouse. who have writ
ten so many musical comedy successes
in the last few years, amt that It's
music Is by Emme-ich kaiman Every
one knows. too. that Joseph Urban de-
signed It's scenery. and that nothing
quite 80 gorgeous was ever seen on the
American stage
The heroine Of tho story IA n benusf-
ful and peculiar singer of Monte Carlo.
A young arfstocrat has fallen In love
with her Tnd wishes to marry her. hut
his noble father declares that he viii
not have dauchter- in-law from the
stage. In this dilemma nosy Ameri-
can comes TO the rescue OF the young
couple Why not marry the singer TO
mr. impecnntous nobleman, get his title
and then divorce him and marry the
man of her choice? Tho scheme pleasea
the aristocrat and the American at
,empts to carry II out. but his plans 20
Nf'HN dHu N eTiN'r VI AUuuHtHE COM
piicatsons ensue, all Of which. however.
lead - happy ending
Ksiman's music Is delightful and II
Is only necessary to mention a few
OF the song hits. IKE "There'il Never
be Another Girl Like Daisy" "Just a
Voice to Call Me Dear" Lets Build a
Little Bungalow In Quogue." and 'WtIl
You Forget"
In the cast that will be seen here
Will be Miss Grace Walsh. J. Clarence
Tfarve,. Mics Sylvia de frankie, Henry
Mowbrav. Barney Norton. w. Romano,
Nelson Riley. Miss Clara Henry. Roy
Cutter Frank FArrington and dozen
ntllxsp IN Wttl aAA L f&xprAblx kukNs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
Week at the Movies

COLOyIAL--Mondny and Tuesday,
Marion Dnvtcs, in "GcttinE Mary
Married., Wednesday and Thurs
day, Geraldine Farrnr, I'm "Shnd-
ows0s Friday md Saturday, Tom
MIX. In 1.-THE Coming of the Lnw."
BIJOU-NIondny and Tuesday.
Ethel Clayton, in "Nicky VAN; re-
mainder of week, Marguerite Clark,
in "Come Out of the Kitchen"
ISIS-First hnlf OF week, wilIinm
Farnum. in "Thc Jungle TruIl", sec
ond half OF week. Thcdu Bnrn, In
<8Fhe Sirens Song"
ODEON-Mondny, Gladys Brock
we'll, in "Thc Call OF the SouI",
Tuesday and wednesday,. Marquee
rite Clark, In "Thrce Men and II
Girls ThurSday, Dorothy Gish, In
"Peppy Polly; Friday and Satur-
day, William s. Hart, in 1.-THE Cap
tive God"
VICTOR-All week. Thurston
Hall, in "rhc Midnight Patrol"
BROADWAY - Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Stcliu
Talbot, in "rhe Price Of Innocence"
MISUNDERSTANDING and Tues
day, William Desmond, In "NVhite-
washed Wallis; Wednesdays, Thurs
day and Friday, Olive Thomas, In
"TOton."
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Mary Married, at Colonial.

'EcttinS mary Married" Mt Colonial.
~ moro entertaining and amusing
picture than Getting Mary Married"
the hiEh-cl comedy which Select
Pictures offers tomorrow and Tuesday
at the Colonial Theatcr. with beautiful
Marion Davies. has not been seen in
many a day
This delightful story of youth and
of fun. laughter and play which arts
tocracy is trying TO make it live with
out, provides splendid opportunity for
beauty, her personality. her youth. her
innate grace and charm-are all given
chance FOR expression in Getting Mary
,iar;. She is continuation OF
"A Christy comedy and Kinogram News
are added features.
BOYS. You heard that whistle. It's
my last chance. Just he fare outside
IN memory of-ycur mother" This is
The appeal voiced by girl in an Alas
kan dance hall. The girl is Geraldine
from the man who has forced her to
work in this evil environment. Milton
Sills and Thomas Santchi are in the
SsRadowsE. the H"St dva's M new p Goldwy is
Picture. which comes to the Colonial
TThhe s1sday oe Wi,h WednGsday, and
The villain added "
One of the big stunts Tom Mix does
N MS new photonlay. The COMING of
The Law. to be ;dhownfa The c9ionia
that of herd riding" Herd riding" a
man consists of five or six men roping
the man from his horse. dragging him
along the ground through sage brush
and a stream of water. jumping over
ME dragging body with their horses,
and beating him with lariat
1t Is the star who is herd-ridden in
this new William Fox picture. and he
certainly has a hard time Of it. The
scene adds d tremendous thrill TO the
dramatic element Lonesome I,nLc ;.
with Bebe Daniels and Snub Pollard
will be seen in Isl senior" and "a Kino-
gram News is the third feature on the
ia me bill.
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Ethel Clayton at Rijou.

Who, that loves detective story, is
Unfamiliar with that famous character
created by Carolyn Wells. the American
Sherlock Holmes, and hero OF many OF
ner novels-Stonc He will he seen in
the fesh in "Nicky Van" raramount's
screen version of one of Miss Wells
latest novels. in which bcautiful Ethel
CLAYTON is the star. and which will be
shown at the Bijou Thcatcr tomorrow
and Tuesday. with a Burton Holmes
IsaFelSEue and Il special cartoon COM
Z HFor the last four days of the week.
cook, and Eugene o'Bricm az Rnrtoo
Gre ne, the rich lover. viii hc shown at
the BiJou IN Come Out of the Kitchen
The perturbation Of the famous Ruth
3Chatterton stage success. which recent.
Sly delighted Richmond audiences at the
ACADEMY upon the occasion OF its pre-
sent a ton there. The PLAY is admiralty
adapted for the screen and win rs de-,
3Iitghtful storT OF love and comedy il
loses none of the beauty and attractive
ness which has made II ono Of the
spoken successes Of the year II is
literaily cramined with heart Interest
appeal, re1-bloodcd romance ana the
filmed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
Stella Tn,ho, nj broadway.


An innovation will be offered Broad
way patrons tomorrow in the personal
appearance in the flesh OF Miss Stella
Talbot the star in Broadwav's offer
and Thursday. The Price Of In
nocence." Miss Talbot will appear at
scheduled intervals at 800. 4:So. 1870
and 500 +. NJ, and explain some Of
the tribulations and joys of making a
movie.
During the engagement Miss Talbot
will appear in the identical gowns
worn by her in The Price Of In
Miss Talbot as Mary hldron, is re-
vered by her many warm friends among
tho 'sgua:tcr" inhabitants of Goose
Island" Her beauty and grace. and
the intelligence with which she helps
them in their problems and troubles.
soon gives her the position of a leader
Then when their right 10 further habi-
tation Of the island is threatened by
armed force sent there by the son and
heir Of the original owner. she blasts
in a moment their years OF confidence
and supreme trust in her honor and
fidelity by couscntinc for their protcc-
I ton, TO proposal from Greyson. the
tor mind and the ''souattcr'' code OF
I conduct is. rcprchcnsiblc.
Despite her innocence throughout the
/ iuihlimont of Greysons demand that
/ she spcnd ten days as his guest as his
/ pric" for abandoning any attempt to
} driv" her friends from tho island Mary
returns an outcast. spurncd and called
unit
70 the simple. almost primitive
minds of the "sQuattcrs.' she has com
mitted an unnardonable act. while the
many city acqua intances Of Grcyson's
whum She met during her ten days stan
IN MS country house impressed her
With their radically opposite standards
OF personal conduct and their interprc.
tanons OF her action.
so great does the feeling run among
roger Carleton. a former sutton. re-.
tIThs from the mainland TO claim her
ana l"arns Of what has happened. Inc
almost Instantly cnlists the aid or =
,souatter" leader. Sam Durkin. IN
ofahoihs her with white heated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

cross. which she long before had given
tipa thical minds OF isolated beings in
their judgment of their fellows. Garlic
ton, towering over her. is himself ac-
cused of murder and theft. and admit
and Durkin, as an island leader. hers
is the greater crime. despite any proofs
of her innocence.
The production was directed by
Frank Gordon Kirby. from the story
by Frank L. Talbot.
Excellent Textures mt the BIuebird.
William Desmond is cast as a care
free Yankee in his latest feature pic
turc. "Whitcwashcd Walls" which will
be shown at the Blucbird tomorrow and
tuesday. This picture comes as
traNesty on the comic opera style Of
plot that deals with heroics and
T vi in South American republic.
rms old plot has proven so popular in
the past that the fine satire injected by
the authors is going to come as de-
ighttul comedy relief to all those who
see it. y number of conventional
screen characters are delightfully."- bur
vampire is as sinuous as anyone could
ask. FritZie Brunette is n heroine of
charm. while wonderful bit Of char
acter comedy is contributed by Walter
lcrrE. appearing as an old lrishman
masquerading. under the name OF
OF the picture is one of harmless fun,
and the motion picture going public
VIII certainly be rewarded by a visit to
Inc Inc B!uehird during it's run. Olive
Latin France. with Norman Kerry and
Francis Mcdonald in the supporting
cast. VIII he the attraction for Wedncs-
DAY. Thursday and Friday.
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.sThe Jungle TrnlI. Mt Isis.


81. The discovery of . city h,dd.n j.,
ian African Jungle city inhabitcd bv
strange race OF idol worshipiIl..
people-forms part Of the th.yan ~
a William Fox photoplay The Jun.
gle Trail" in which William I'arnun,
is featured, The picture viii DO ia.
feature on the bill at the Isis Tbe,fnr
Tor three days. beginning tomorrow
The hero of this story goes 10 Africa
10 shoot big game and is followed
there by native agents Of his rival in
love. These agents Undertake TO loss
him in the jungle and bride The natives.
from whom he escapes after Z. battlc
finding his way thence after mut,.
9Wtctssttudes, 10 the strange civ Here
he Is seized as an inhdel and sentenced
8oSbe burned at the stake. but mills
up the posts to which he is bound
and Thereafter. until he uverturrs a
Great statue of an Idol. is worshiueJ
as. q god Of strength. The picture il
faasd to be strong in romantic utercst
and Ito include several characteristic
sstyi1liam Farnum hand-to- hand nghts
3s1 Deep in the wood near Murldix is !,
,Rtatue of tho Virgin Like many Of
Sfhe holy statues in Brittany. IL stands
Sou} a moss covered rock. whence issues
lsH sparkling stream
sf But the weather-worn Virgin al
i Mbrlatx differs from other Virgin
Sztatuee In one respect. ON her head
.gEhe wears a pycamLd Of babies caps
::9thes offerings OF grateful mothers
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s EeT to bp stirring Theda
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
odeon Hns Varied Dill.
GLADYS Brockwell. in THE Call Of
the Soul" IL the odeon attraction to-
production is shown for the first time
a role of many. emotional opportuni-
ties. 1t tells OF one woman and two
mon and presents n living, sustaining
series of thrilling Incidents that make
of II an unforge,able production.
mount picture to a be shown ' a, the odeon
Tuesday and Wednesday, with Mar
Sue aai, &C Cl lar In the feminine role: is
trio Of Woman 1S Sntefs Who f haa Of gone
off TO themselves in summer camp
and and OF Sivacious girl. who, to es-
refuge in the same locality. Then
trouble came, and the result is n de-
liGhtfully invigorating feature. Thurs
terbox Of Hearts Of the World" fame.
Will be shown In Peggy Polly" Rich
ard Barthelmess is seen in the role of
Is splendidly suited. The story is one
that Will furnish ninety minutes Of
splendid entertainment.
Friday and Saturday brings the sea-
sons biggest double BILL when Will
E lam s. l liar! viii be IS, shown in The
lions. and Viii have as its companion
lin and the Mack Sennett stars and
girls in The Foolish Age" snappy
comedy hit.
"'rhe Midnight Patrol" at Victor.
Virtually an all-star cast is to be
seen in the big special attraction, THE
Midnight Patrol which is announced
by Select Pictures for the Victor all
this week. This production. which
v as produced by Thomas H. Ince. offers
the first genuine effort to properly
credit the American blue-coat with his
splendid work throughout the country
thrilling story is embodied in tho
picture as well. Thurston Hall has
enc OF the leading roles. MIR. Hall will
he remembered for his excellent work
ccsses. while Rosemary Thcby. who be-
came star overnight with Nitagra phi,
Is cast for another important part.
Marjorie Bennett. little sister OF Enid
Bennett. Paramount star. Is also
seen in this picture. while others who
appear in important parts are Charles
French, Harold Holland, William Mus
grave. kino Tamamatto. and Ha rold
Johnstone Irwin " Wilat directed the
picture.
Beautiful girls. clever comedians.
cats dogs ct cctera. are the principa
features OF when Love is Blind" the
new Paramount Mack Sennett comedy
which is scheduled TO be shown at the
feature This is an uproarious farce
that is guaranteed to drive away the
blues of the most jaundiced spectator.
Ben Turpin and Charles Lynn are
the principal fun makers. They are
old pals who become rivals in love
and later develop into detectives who
risk life and limb in their efforts TO
catch n notorious crook only 10 learn
that they have been chasing the wrong
man. Marie Provost and Phyllis Haver
portray the leading feminine roles.
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whose little ones were healed by the
water.
OF France. Is the setting for 1.-THE
SIRENS Song" remarkable William
Fox super-production, starring Theda
Bara, to be shown at the Isis next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1919-03-28
Start from Rockaway Beach.

Observation-Disclosures seaplanes which
are to attempt flight across the At
lantic ocean in May will start from
Rockaway Beach, Long Island, but the
actual dumping Off place will be
much farther up the coast, possibly at
some point In Newfoundland. Whether
the machines will steer direct course
for Ireland or follow the longer route
via the Azores apparently has not
been determined. Several machines
are being prepared for the flight and
two or more probably will make the
start