iv.r-. .J..rr-rrJ-'-?-,-H!!Sr.v:- . - '.-xr r- ,' t " : ' ' ' ' 1 - , m t,iae-K,w'' rjtrm r 1 ' .-- - . .-. - ; -- ..'-:- i n " i
Mi
1111
. . r A n A fi A lal I A Tr AT - fin '
RITA JOLIVET PRESENTS
HtUA DMnM IJ LA I to 1 1 riLluKi
DARMA THE. ETERNAL Mttto"
I WITH ETHEL CLAYTON
99
I IN VA WOMAN'S WAY"
r I I I II I IT III I I I - - M'tS'S I fi i a a. f.,
F-- .-'-. - :'. v' ...(. V 'f S - il . -J1!,!- '"- 1 f 1 liin. 1 i ' , - i II III MM I I I I . , -
AM
HIV
INTERNATIONAL
MARRIAGE
istic Role Yet Seen.
The :1a Bara.
the far-famed
vara
,p woman
of William Fox dramas
,. pi !' ,1 to her international fame ir
ihc." i try f present-day Amer
j,,, l ie with a moral which hits
i man and woman alike.
'"'( rn.U Sapho" is a virile
pnl'1. i ' I I'lt Ulll, III llllltu U'C iciixivi
. ill :, a vole of scint Hating bril-
.,,,.1 ohanrlnn nrtins' n nart
ir.tr- home, the moral of a com
,n !-.. ptor.v told with unusual real-
r
I'
i
I
X
'fi
1 idt AvJr'f
AiXi XWVA XXjCA
TH r D A ' A R
DIRECTION W I L. L I A M
THEDABARA
Eternal Sapho."
THE VAGABOND"
CHAFLIN'S THIRD
n Which The Million Dollar '.man.
Comedian Plays Role of an
C h a r lie , Cm al!n
5mJ-' iB
v '
vyy.-.y.v.y-.-.
JViHiani Fox "Vampire Woman" in Moat Sensationally Real4
"The Eternal Sapho" opens with1 A photoplay with a decided foreign -musualrdash
and, go aoil it holds or and attractiven.esg is Moros-
Interest from the first rcci to tie lati C :late?t ''rle?aa'e 011 the Paramount :
.. . . . . . , 'Program, "An International Mar-!
m a. thrilling 3tory which begins in -i--. M tUn i t V.
J rlge,w the film,-: version of George I
he underworld and ends, in what; Is BrbadburskNs suefcessful stage drama;!
jailed high society. . - , .It seems to be more than a coin- j
The peerless star .of "A Fool Th,ere ci3ence that beautiful and vivacious!
Wcs" and other, immoral, creea Olivet, the star ' should have
, . . ' " , ' j -' ' r been married ,to -an, Italian nobleman,
b-aniao enacts the ro.e Qf a yohul ...Count Cippic?, a renowned' horse
inhabitant of the underworld. : ih man. j
this romantic but true to life story J A very beautiful star, displaying!
of present-day A mericart ;i-hf; s and "is her charms and graces In the perfec- j
supported by a great east of staF3. ( tion of Paris-made gowns, is one at
This will be next Tuesday's attrae-' tractive feature of "An International
lion at.tbe Royal theatre- . . Marriage" -Rifca Joliyet- (Countess
t ' -. ; 't Cippico) portrays the part of the
I American daughter . at. a multi-mil
-
i
I
fc l
jrij- iff ( - w'-
vfwr If
t lie Lrfdi'cai. a use ji inc. m. aintu t oiiijiub Trvuuui) mmm -
! next Saturday, under the title of "The
Vagabond" in which the noted million
' rlnllnr comedian returns to his famous
IVIU 1 UAL tUMLU I kike-up which he discarded tempo-
rarily for the making of "The Fire- 1
The story, while presenting a series
f tninnl Phonlin lo utrh -nmvnlfln sr .
inerant Musician ; ,nmpdv. fipvrtheiess has its touch of
jpathos. For the first time-injhis ca-ji
The third Chaplin-Natural comedy j reer, C Chaplin, who essays the role. '
"11 be released at the Grand Thsatre jof an itinerant musician, brings into 'j
In The Third Cireat
MUTUAL CHAPUN
SPECIAL
In Which the IVIfllion
1 J?oIJar
Returns to His Former
MakerlJp
tr
THE MOST REAL
CHAPLIN STUFF YET
SEZN! -
5 r
!
Vaga-
bOBl
. - - - . "v
With All-Star Cast of Paramount Leadinz Stars In Her'
Support.
lionaire u with .compelling power and
great attractiveness,, in this stirring
Paramount release wherein foreign
.men of title are shown up by an
I American and the- value of an Ameri-1
i can husband is greatly enhanced over
the lure of a foreign title.
It is a cast of superb excellence
that has been chosen to supbort-this j
Charming : star ; v4n i thia production, I ne 1,ew "aramount
headed by Elliott Dexter, with Marc j rOSCO Star.
Robhins, Grace -Carlisle, Courtney
Foote, OWve Whit, Page Peters, Her- j
i bert Standing and. Adelaide Woods, j own productions. It is the last photo
vj and is by farj the greatest assem- play in which that handsome star,
t blage of Paramount stare ever seen ', Page Peters,; appeared .before his un
l'fn.:?,a ; sing. productiQn, at ; least six timely death by drowning.
1 . if ' :v u n .. . .
MARIE DORO IS
PARAMOUNT 'COMMON GROUND'
Her Latest Great Feature For Presentation On The Paramount
' Program.
Marie Doro, one of the most cele-f
j brated dramatic artists on stage or
i screen, and- formerly -a Frohman star.
will be teen at the Rjj al on Wednes-
1 day; in the' Jesse L. Lasky production
! of "Common Ground," a thrilling
, drama of social conditions written es
j pecially for the Paramount program fry
j Marian Fairfax and produced under
; the personal direction of William C.
I De Mille. '
j "Common Ground" shows the mental
and spirtual awakening through love,
! of a child of the slums, employed in
' an artificial flower factory.
! - How she meets, falls in love with.
nanus oi political graiiers, a young
juuge is lue uubib ui iuis uiusl ull usual i
play. The methods of the army of par- 1
asites connected with the city institu
tion, and their dealings with the un
fortunates of the underworld, are viv-
X J 1 n. J ..
i . . . 1 - 41 1 -3 . IX.1 L I
How there grafters, to further their
own ends, manufacture false conditions
t harm their enemies, is brought out
through a series
of most unusual
r
Qis famous violin, about which o ;
much has been written.
J 'An unusual artistic toucn is aaaea to t
' to one of the interior scenes depicting
la ball room of a New York social lead
er's home. ..by the use of valuable
I paintings loaned to Chaplain by one of
j his Los' Angeles v friends of wealth
Among them Is a genuine Rembrandt .
For a certain incident in one of the j
other scenes a-splendid oil painting of
Miss Puryiance, his leading lady, re-
cently completed in New- York, is used i
to advantage. .
PART PLAYED BY
NEUTRAL POWERS
(Continued from page ten.)
ed States -has had the question of
Deutschland. One might perhaps toe
' justified in believing, the view of the
' solidarity of1 the neutral nations, . that
they should have been able to give
the 'Same - answer to the question;
, 'Should we give foreign submarines
j the right to navigate our waters?'
""Now we find on the contrary that
takes up a separate attitude : Wash
ington says 'Yes,' Stockholm says 'No'
and The Hague say3 nothing what
ever. :''
"Perhaps it might be possible to
come ; to1 a-more complete understand
ing.. This would at least be easier
thah; to ; find a federation of neutral
states. The statement made by the
; Swedish Prime Minister de Hammar
Skjold is a model of lucidity and an
excellent basis for negoitations .
Trance accepts it all the more willing-i
ly as its author has certainly never
shown any partiality towards the Al
lies." ;:-:. . , , -,
i ' : .
He Why didn't' you answer my let
ter? She I never received it.
' ' k-'-.
RITA JOUVET
-Mo-
headliners who have starred in their
M . . - - . .
PRESENTED IN
The La sky Company has surround
ed Miss Doro with a cast of unusual j
pi-rpllpnrf" rn-nsistfriEr nf. Himh Htstin
the young Judge, Theodore Roberts,
guiahed artists 3 Thomas Meighan, as
'
Mary Mersch, Horace B. Carpenter and
Vera McEvers, and a number of other
members of the Xasy all-star organi
zation. ...
The ' picture has the usual Lasky
thoroughness of detail and splendid
photography.
Jane
In a Superb Fiye
RO ti L
Grey
"Tile Waifs"
CAN A BAD WOMAN MAKE A WEAK MAN A
DECENT AND HARDWORKING CITIZEN?
That Is The Vital Question Answered in This Drama.
Fatty Arbuckle
In a Great Keystone Comedy Scream,
"Tlte Wife's
Mistake"
. .. .... : - - t
finnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnribnonnarii
AYL
a
a
a
p
p
:!
P
TTh'r-1!: IT "TWO DAYS ;
n
u
Marvelous Film Version of
Thompson Buchanan's Sen-
sational Society Drama.
Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Black
wll will again be seen together in
a society drama, this time "A Wo- j
man's Way," at th.3 Grand theatre on J
next -Thursday. This photoplay ex- ,
traordinaiy i3 from tha stage play of
the same name, which was Grace
George's most famous of Broadway i
I successes. William A. Brady, direc
I tor: general of World Film productions,
who staged: the original play
Woman's Way," supervised the photo
play production, thereby guaranteeing
the public as good a photoplay as the
i original play itself, as presented in
j New York City.
; What is a woman's way? You of
j ten hear people -remark that this or
! that woman does things in: just a
woman's way! Have yoiifiever been
able to . say just what a woman's way
1 is? Grace George starred on Broad
way in A Woman s Way," and made
the most decided hit of her career.
Now the World Film Corporation of
fers Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Black
well in the same play on tho screen.
Both the stage and photoplay pro
duction were made under the super
vision of William A. Brady, thus mak
ing the screen version as technically
correct as the original Broadway play ,
The management of the Grand theatre
will offer this great social drama to
its patrons on. next Thursday.
FATHERS OF MEN
STIRRING DRAMA
OF GREAT NORTHWEST
Six Reel Vitsfferaph Blue Rib
bon Feature Stars Robert
Edeson and Naomi
, Childers..
Next Saturday's feature at the
Gnd. "Fathers of Men" starring
beautiful Naomi Childers with Robert.
j.aeson, 13 one 01 me iew su reei
; Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Features ever
j. 1 x e 11 sii
lumea ana is one. grsai series, ui iuw
ing evenuj. 11 1a uuui uib pwi ui
James Oliver Curwood and it is'a story
of the Northwest int6 which the great
author has -twined the true character
of this section's inhabitants .
! Many interesting and spectacular
MONDAY
10 AND 15c.
Desmond
Act Triangle Drama
WUlian!
0
In The Film Classic of The Year
BEGINNING
i - V -J I ,: r?c:. . , mm Ah
1 , ,luuuu, wy.-; , -. y. ill j I
f w l'V, I 1 ' lli 1
I mS&foitS& i-V I! is
MARIF. DORO '' E A :
MARIE DORO
Starring in Paramounts "Common Ground" With Theodore
Roberts and Vera McEvers.
. . ' .
a"" "l
v, v.au yc ,
. ed in this stirring film drama. In this j
country the woods and mountains are
j 1
r uow " "
of dog sleds the section would not be
Inhabitable.
Naomi Childers is a bewitching pic-
ture to fascinate all, in this stirring
drama of the great woods, and Robert
Edeson. who starred in "The Battle
' Cry of Peace" and other great features,
is a tower of dramatic strength. A
- great supporting cast includes Bobby J
Connelly, Harry Northrup. Legan Paul.
Robert Gailiiard and Betty Howe.
GRAND
Oliver Morosco Presents On The Paramount Program
THE PETITE EMOTIONAL ACTRESS
Rita
With Page Peters, Marc Robbing, Elliott Dexter and
Herbert Standing
In a Spectacular Film Version of George BroadhurstY
Successful Stage Drama
IiternatI6iial
TV FT
M
amage
A Story of Love' Versus
WA
' : -
Gi f 1 o f B 0ti ci
, luiccimrrnc
iYlHA- VJlVllVlIOOiWiNcrvo
REACH NEW YORK CITY
New York. Sept. 2. Two of U13
, thre3 Mexican commissioners, who
came to this country to confer with
i an American commission on conditions
j in Mexico, arrived today and were
, greeted by Elizo Arredondo, ambas
sador designate from Mexico. Tlie
two arrivals were Ignacio. Bonillas
and Albert J. Pani. The third mem
ber. Luis Cabrera, is expected toinor-
trow. A preliminary conference will
j be held here on Monday.
MONDAY
5 and 10c
99
Iriternatibnal Complications. J'p,
n
! 1
"the ;
INCOMPARABLE"
I
I
EIGHT REELS
TWO HOURS
lolivet
L4
I I
r i
41 1
in
:
r4 1 :
i
m
I,
1
k 1
!:: !;
?.
U
GRAND
1
Next Saturday
5 and 10c
He You didn't?
She No; and besides, I didn't like
U
something you said
Transcript.
in It. Boston
'7-,;
'.T'.
.if
; i
y-
Qononoonnnnnnouoonifflauo
n