Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-28
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Chaplin at Ditmas Monday.

Comedy will be the prevailing ele-
ment in the bill to be presented at the
Ditmas today and tomorrow with the
king of funmakerS Charlie Chaplin
heading the program which also IN
cludes the big patriotic spectacle "Our
Teddy which also holds untold laughs
and thrills enough for several ordin-
airy western productions. Charlie
Chaplin will appear in his former two
part laughing success 1.-THE Bank"
which rocked Broadway with laughter
when shown at the Rialto Theatre not
long ago.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the
most popular of all the dramatic stars
on the screen today. Norma Talmadge
will be seen in her latest success The
Probation Wife" a story Of New York
| life from the Bowery to Riverside
| Drive and in which Miss Talmadge
wears a wonderful display of the
| Modesto latest creations.
| "Heart of the Wilds''
Elsie Ferguson star of Heart of
| the Wilds," her latest Aircraft vehi-
Gle which will be shown for h first
| time in this city at h Royal theatre
| Wednesday, was hostess TO two hum
| dred or more cowboys at a barbecue
! given in their honor by Director Mar
shall Neilan during the filming of
that photoplay at Cody, Wyo., and
/ NlIlilltg AttCAily
The appearance of the famous star
caused a sensation among the resi-
dents, and she was accorded a big
popular ovation. Mr.. Neilan gave a
barbecue at which Miss Ferguson vas
hostess. Speeches were called for and
Miss Ferguson made an address in
which she exhorted her hearers ia
stand firm for world democracy. Al
a given signal every cowpuncher In
the party fired a salute by way of ap-
probation of her patriotic sentiments
At the Strand.
Beyond the Law" which Will bt
seen at the Strand today, tomorrow
and Wednesday, is a romantic love
story of the West, featuring Emmett
Dalton. one of the NOSE noted out
laws, in the stellar role. The natural
ness and simplicity of the story
coupled with the convincing way in
which it is told. stamps it as a really
good picture. the popularity of which
is u among picture patrons
seeking this kind of entertainment.
The story is an adaptation of the
serial written by Emmett Dalton fol
the Wide World Magazine. In the
the part of himself and his two broth
ers.
Emmett Dalton viii appear in per-
son on the stage at every perform
ance.
Buriesque Tonight.
With the reputation Jacobs and
| Jermon have already established "a
purveyors of Burlesque-e entertainment
it may well be conceded that any
thing they offer to the public has the
stamp worth upon 1t. Their latest eff
fort. The B~urlesque Review" with
Harry Is. Morton and leila Russell
which is a big spectacular production,
will be offered at the Majestic thea
tire tonight.
COMING TO MAJESTIC
Aviation is the favorite sport oil
Miss Marie Horne. the very beauti-
fal and fascinating young woman
who so admirably p~ortrays the role Of
Pleasure" in the morality play, "Ex.
/ ~peFience." which will be seen It the
| Majestic Theatre for one performance
only, tomorrow night. April 29th
I While most actresses are fond of golf
tennis. boating or yachting. Miss
Horne will ave none of these. She
| does not even care for a motor, but
prefers her airplane to everything else
Ia year ago this little actress never
dreamed for IN instant hat she
would become so expert that she could
drive an airplane and reach the pro-
hciency in handling an aircraft thai
would entitle her to qualify under the
rules of the Aero Club of America fol
a pilots license.