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or not cne cares for the , 15 cents to any seat-
The night
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Auntie and the contracting
r.iovit :-. o-. rnreseated by the dramat-j prices will be . from 25:;cents to 50
c vari.uy, everybody does care for; cents. (Patriotic War Tax extra).
Lvr.:: .i Ii. ilc.ft-e's Travel Festival be-j Tickets will go on sale Thursday at
cause- -A iU d.stlnclioii, dignity ana Blvington's.
d'.ffv i-:cc ti-ohi posed films. Air. j .
"'.;ijv,-i ; (-::;; !bjt;on which conies to ! ,
the - of Mi'sic. matinee and j "YOU'RE IN LOVE."
n::-: d n-.-:i Friday, Xove.aber 16, j From all accounts, "You're .'in
car. :.: . h-i dvi-nded upon to; Love' Arthur Hammerstein's latest
broar; or: rif ruai ouilook, but his musical comedy success, which is
jvov; p:-. tlr.tt'oii lu-w-misns to do so in ; scheduled at the Academy of Mu-;-
p;-. :. vital aid tinu-ly way. For vie, matinee and 'night on next Sat
k v. - . i- o.a c:o aboard our sa-J urday, November 17, is one of the
;tavT ., sriiiu1 ji at-iioii; most tuneiui concoctions oi run ena
a day. The
credit the book
coiu'out'on ot me aciivmeb, uuctpu-- us uemg conaiueraoiy ouc or me gen
u , v ci our "sentinelr of :' eral order .
11. " .-:;ier the stress of war.! Otto Haueibach and Rudolph Friml,
Vl-o im . - ;to tUt atmosphere of j who were jointly responsible for
r i;.: .v aot of poiun and pag- "Katinka," "High Jinks" and "The
i r.a '-.c; .: ry i'cqt teems with vi-! Firefly," 4 three of the most notewor
tal ';; . 1 to i vory true American, j thy musical comedy hits ever record-
71:: ' . V. .5. Naval Academy jed, have evidently lived up to their j
a.t Ar.h : r-kvryland, contributes ' reputations in preparing "You're In
i::a.;y ?cv.i iroin the stren-' Love," and Manager Hammerstein's
. :;: tb.- ATh ntic," and so melody leard in many
, . ..r-.-.Mfo" a nv-w and fresh same reliable reports cr
parties.;,stat on pjsjmoa
world. Aboard - the steamer "KiffJ.
Hope!' is. a young . andiw njftrxiev.
couple whose supreme joys ' brinjt
gall to the separated, pair, gpd fftaihr
i the latter break away anikget 'regt
etiom ' .
Incidents furnishing? teoments tt'
delicious comedy follow in rapid sur
cession, and the ship's deck isusv
to present a -cumber of startling no
velties, one in particular where th(
prima donna arrayed ia paamaf.
sings "I Am Only re i;v.ing," as sh
is supposed to . walk in her gisleei
while balancing herself on a -derricl
boom which swings far out over the )
orcnestra cnair.
Mr. Friml's score is "said to be a!
together delightful. The theme to the
song, "You're In Love" runs througl
the entire score and is surely capti
vating to say the least. Indeed, therf
seems to be not a. song number bu
what will survive quite as long af
any one of the most popular hits b)
this prolific writer, of songs.
Manager Hammerstein has choser
a spirited company to interpret
"You're In Love" in the same mannei
as characterized its sensational rur
at the New York Casino. Especially
was he fortunate in the selection Oi
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Mr. Wix and Merry Dancing Girls WUh -Arthur' Hammerstein's Musical Comedy Knockout, '"You're In Love," Academy of Music, Matinee c-h r; ,,
Saturday, Nov. 17. J
FRIDAY
NOVEMBER
TRAVEL FESTIVAL
- With Uncle Sam's Navy
"SOMEWHERE IN THE ATLANTIC"
U. S. NAVAL ACADEM Y-
REAL WILD WEST-
PERILS OF MOUNTAIN CLIMBING-
MANY OTHER BIG NEW FEATURES
-PRICES-
MATINEE
Children, any scat
Adults, lower-floor ...
Adults, balconv
.15c
.35c
25c
NIG If"
Balcony . . .
Lower floor
. . 50c
Tickets will go on sale atElvingtDn's Thursday a. m.
NOTE: The Patriotic War Tax of 1c on oach 10c or traction thereof
Avill be. charged in addition to above prices.
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, Wilmington. !
: The most novel and classic effer-
?oya: Havaiian Serenaders and Players, the Extraordinary Attraction at the Rcyn! All This Week. 'US ever Hut. on at popular price.-, ,
- : . . . nine people eight, of them genuine !
. , . . . . , Hav.aiians, something dccidedlv dif-
.....w. fei mclttlM.i in lui-u Ltrtui wuiK was strong a cnorus v.'hich for vocal ability and ferc-nt that you have an opportunity!
Anniversary cf Anarchists' Executiof.,
cl "middies." Their enough to wan-ant his most, intense
:e;
winsomenes-T. wcild be hard
to
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H nniri.l . . .. . . . I . MM H V I ! 1 1 . t I ( I I ! i ' IV 1 s ' 1 . - ' ' - ' 1 " " .' ' " -
Belial uyuu an ilu- ranee rrom 7n r-on tn x- (Pnirin . : n. t, . i
idea in which to en- War Tnv o.tr, 7 WZJJ'uu ..n . 5lle Hn music. This is Wii- . !
. He tells the story snip pr m ; ; oington'R only opportunity to ?ee the ? ? :
miss who has become en- : reai native Hawaiians offering tlu-j iU-v man? ror a puoiic ob-j
rtreair.v. rdh -sl'mns- me. oiloes ot - - 4 c-!1-' .iiuuversary. ir. is
ire ct absorbing in-1 care m making ready the eleborate i mRtHi
. "t; , f i-i.ir i lirpnthf-! tho nrodnr-tinn nno wall al
:;; . ' " . " umu r-rices lor me matinee vrnl lie lrom
t-r.n. v. .-bi as wmiuauu auinirauon ana respect. 50 cents to $150
. :-t : j-epictea Dciore. it ine autnor
aia iy t; :i- o mr.wionts and mensely funny
r;;,cdes occurring during gage the principals
a-:-- re akin' contests. It . of a young
v considers amoured with a shy youth, whose
as cr. aipared with the : moral courage prevents him from
'y t;;:r;" J-'ort f .-n in tin speaking his mind. Eventually, Iiow-
: -.ere rre many other ever, he succeeds in proposing and
a.? -r.e perils of climb- accepted with the understandin
n h- highest mountain the girl's aunt, a very domine
r " over xr.c C ont.n- oerron rrlve her pnnspnt. Anntii
(b-1 Crr-T North pvr ; -self has hnH n m-ottv fnmrh avin,. u'iiminotnn (Via?,, f rrinets. trios ar-'l nuartattps. both in
v... .... ...... wi.u l. iuuu rApv:i ' n.' iiiuiii.siuii vj ii turn ium luui ol 1 '
. thr.f r :;p lion's new ience with married life so she ' stipu-! the United States. Originally one of strumental and vocal, and with the
:-Tcc-.:'"-m:d.v rich trens-' '-lies that a marnrge contract, limii-j the biggest features of the Hawaian crowning attraction the- wonderfuf act
c -r.ns crrcaia. d ro give ; ed to one j-ear, shall be signed during village section of the San Francisco cf the Hawaiian Sextette, will fur-
a; Cnrly; ? purs it. : which pcricd it shall be binding Panama Exposition two years ago. r.ish Royal patron:-; the one treat of
Tr 'x w:ir.v prices ! cn the part of th young counle to be this suDerb musical organization will their lives. Another feature will be
j ::-., 3., eer;.;; children j absolutely distant in all their rela-1 undoubtedly create a sensation in genuine Hula dance in their orig-
Chicago, 111., Nov. 10. Officers o.
the Chicago police department, par-1
ticularly those veterans whose experi-'
nce in the service dates back three!
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to see once r li'-Q time, this com-! u'ty longer, are preparing .
i.r--i- ;- on a ;i'us'cl exi" ; to keep a watchful eye tomorrow on
thi,t i. iin it : in-.t;,. tim .. Miwii lo De memuers or tne
imious. ir.e most DeamiMil anu
local Anarchists' colony. The day will
UNIQUE ATTRACTION their native country the kind of mu-j !ikcI" that under existing conditions
An attraction unique in tlm history UJ that only Hawaiians can make, j of Public sentiment the authorities
or thP ta?r rwf ti1Q TTrt,-tn,i f,t- jo 1 The ukulclo in the hands of the na- Wl1 compel the members of the society
g that! the attraction at the Royal this week I tive Hawaiian, the Hawaiian method1 to confine their observance to a dec
eering.'when th famous Royal Hawaiian ' of playing the steel guitar, is one of oration of the monument erected -i
i I ono,iaMI the fen -.ires of this show. Solos, l waldheim cemetery in memory of
i net : 'vav "tiviv i t niuv,v.; o uam-ci o vuni ( . Ic Tl . .
oy! x-tirhuns, r iscuer aia iungie, the ;
four Anarchists wlio vero executoi
in the Cook County jai! on Nov. 11, i
1SS7, for the part they played in the!
Haymarket bemb outrage.
Attraction
Extraordinary
.oiis Hit of the Hawaiian Village at the Panama-Pacific Exposition
THE ROYAL
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tENADERS
AND SINGERS AND DANCERS
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x r.e greatest -vuraction iiver Utlered to Patrons of Popular Priced Theatres
First American Tour.
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awaiian Artists
And One American Girl, As a Classic Dancer.
The Dreamy, Soul-Stirring Music of Hawaii The Kind of Music That Only the
Hawaiians Can Make The Kind That Cannot Be Imitated.
UKULELE STEEL GUITAR SOLOS DUETS TRIOS
Featuring the Headliner -
HAWAIIAN SEXTETTE
SEE THE GENUINE HULA DANCE WHICH HAS BEEN IMITATED BUT
NEVER EQUALLED
Hear the Beautiful "Aloha-Os" from The Bird of Paradise.
This is the costliest production ever presented in Wilmington at Popular
pces, and the management is depending upon capacity business Come early for
8 $ &u OCCILS.
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inal native costumes. For this attrac-
It is claimed that "Chief Birdie"
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trainer, tno old Carl sIp fr.nth-i; i
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J MATINEE DAILY AT 315-20
NIGHTS 7 :30 AND -9(p20-30c.
SEVEN REELS OF DYNAMIC
POWER.
Never before in the history of
motion pictures has a more timely
production of - stupendousness bfeenj
released as characterizes "The Slack
er," Metro's powerful patriotic spec
tacle, coming to the Grand Monday
and Tuesday, with the gifted and bril
liant star of stage and screen, Emily
Stevens, in the stellar role.
"The Slacker" is American patriot
ism chrystallized and put into a mo
tion picture. It shows the struggles,
hopes, fears, joys sorrows, of those
who stay behind. It is the mouth
piece of the- nation. "The Slacker"
is a tremendous romantic drama, a
half day of patriotic fervor that will
thrill the spine of a nation. It is the
most amaaing production of a gene
ration. It makes the old year to be
young it makes the young spring to
the nation's call. It galvanizes into
palpitating life, of the patriotism of all
ages in all lands.
Nothing in the way of a screen
drama since "The Birth of a Nation"
ins called for louder praise from the
press in every city where it has been
'.bown. The New York papers were
unanimous. The Tribune said: "No
thing finer has ever been on the
screen. The theatre rang with ap
plause." The Journal:. "The Slacker
grips you" makes you glad you live
under the Stars and Stripes." The
Telegraph: "The Slacker" is a pow
erful story of especial appeal to Am
ericans at this time."
Seven reels of dynamic power and
the writer of this story who has
seen this most wonderful production,
gees on record with a guarantee thai
it will be counted among the greatest
screen dramas ever presented in Wil
mington taking into account even
"The Birth of a Nation."
Word from St. Louis has it that
'Roger Hornsby, the Cardinal short
stop, is the first hold-out of the off
season. 'Tis said Roger not only re
fuses to stand for a cut in salary, but
demands more money if he plays next
year.
:, The National A, C. of Providence
is reported to have offered $12,000
1 1 1 for a 15-round bout between Light-
I I freight Champion Benny Leonard and
tion, the most expensive ever oucredj. '-""V . u,a nrusie rootrrri; i
at the Roval, no increased admission s,-ll ls tno only Indian officer in tlu- N&.
prices will be charged. service of the United States. He is
a captain in the national armv and
also captain of the Camp Custer foot-:
ball eleven.
tB i;it UKMATIGNM. KLM StiiLViCi. IMC
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FRID MATINEE
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15c
Nights 25c
(Including Tax) TUESDAY
(The Grand Management After Personal Izivestigkic-i Pronounces This tl
est Attraction Ever Shewn at That Theatre)
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Metro Pictures Corpcraticn Present
THE MOST AMAZING 'SCREEN DRAMA OF
THE GENERATION
A Stupendous Spectacle of Tears, Cheers and
Patriotic Fervor That Will Thrill the Spine of a Na
tion, Starring -
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SCENt r'R0M"THE SLACKER"
Surpassing All Her Wonderful Successes of Screen and Stage.
Until you have seen 'The Slacker' you have not experienced the real, soul-piercing thrill of
patriotism. .Until you have seen Emily Stevens in the role of Margaret Christy, you have not seen
the soul of a woman, an actress, an artist, pour fourth through its inspiring channels, the terrible,
crushing emotions felt by a mother, a wife, a patriot, when the one nearest and dearest to her
PieturT News - Cars the ca" of his country and leaves for the battlefields of -France." Motion
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"Brought tears to the eyes of v
eryime in the audience." X. Y.
Telegraph. v
Glorv ever shown." N. Y.". World.
"The best plea for loyalty -to Old
"Nothing finer has ever lcen seen
on the screen."X. Y. Tribune. ,