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SEVEN BIJOU THEATER WILL SiMUtATE WELL ACTED IS Popular Theater Tteiteir COLD STORAGE PLANT ! STORY OF LOST One week beginning Saturday, July 18. MIDSCMMKB OPKIIA SKASuN ON OF THE FAMOl'S JUVENILE ' Return of the Favorite nONOTXIX STAR BULLETIN. ATriJIUV, .1TLY 1S. 1114. SHORTLY MILLIONAIRE Baby Alma ' X v. 4 V ., ' ir I L i in i iiiiiiinii f'tovmmtm The Phenomenal Child Performer. Also Pharos The wonderful illusionist. Five specially eelected films never shown previously in Honolulu. Two shows nightly, 6:30 and 8:30. Children's Matinee Satur day and Wednesday, 2 p. m. Prices 15c and 25c. Children (balcony) 10c. GREAT SHOE $4.00 and $5.00 values for Men . , $3.50 Values up to $4.50, for Women and Children, now . $2.50 and $3 Making room for Xmas Stock THAT'S THE REASON New York Shoe Store 1046 Nuiianu Street, Below Hotel Street I - .. . . . ; "from contented cows" Tliishrisi lias l!ii excellent work in ad-v-i I isinr a certain milk hut all it moans is that tin' cows were humanely treated ami were well fil. The California Feed Co. is anxious to help you as far as feed is concerned have "contcnti-d cows." Cor. Alakea nd Queen Streets mmmiiimmmmmimwmiili 11 l ill II ill II II ... . . I -A " VN 7 m d a Halcyon Clark, Juvenile Bostonian "chick" who will be placed in cold storage in Bijou theater. t Ice men are going to be given extra j be everywhere in evidence at the Bijcu, as a result, of a decision reach ed h tho manarpment this ucplt which was that, no matter how hot it j may be outside, it must be cool in the theater. Hence, enter the ice and the fans. The fans will sit on the ice, and the ice will sit on the boxes, and every thing in the shw house is to be as cool as a professional poker player's smiJe. The Juvenile Hostonians. whose engagement at the Bijou is at tracting large crowds there, are late 1 from the region of the Yukon where warm weather is never experienced except as a figure of speech or an il lusion. The change from the Arctic to the tropics has been sudden for them. Therefore they prefer a cool the ater and so a cool theater is to be provided, both for their sake and for the patrons'. The idea of stacking up ice in the boxes, with fans on it to blow the cool air over the snow house, .has been tried with success in other places and ence or twice here, and always with gratifying success. Orders for the fans hare already been placed. They will be 'put in at once. So from now on no matter the warmth of the outside air, or the num ber of patrons in the theater, the Bi jcu is to be cool. This evening the last performance of the great success, "The Loves of Loonore," will be presented. Monday evening the Juveniles will stage "The Daughter of the Regiment." a light opera so well known as not to need description here. "IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE" TO FOLLOW MRS. FISKE AT YE LIBERTY ff h M A sWY - v,v 3 vimm mm ,4 w 1 ;Jujik liV cr -i ST p 5 ! Scene from Tess of the fTrbervii:es" in which Mrs. Minnie Mad dern Fiske is starring in the silent drama at Ye Liberty theater. "The Maude Adams of the Mov.es ' will make her bow to a Honolulu audi ence at next Wednesday's matinee and will play just one week at Ye Liberty theater, the offering being. "In the Bishop's Carriage.'' Mary Pick ford ij the youru,' lady's litttr? ar.'l she bears the reputation of being th most photographed individual in the world. Whether or not this claim is true. Miss Pickford is without doubt the most popular actress on nr o:T ; the American stage today. TIip ra- i sen for her popularity ihe fact lh;it j her work ; is clever and clean cut. ! JJer one desire is to please and her i Mystery fairly permeates the clev erly depicted ?tory that, while serv ing to interpret a plot in whieh tht-re is a decided vein of humor, a drama of a high order is shown in two re-ls. offered at the Empire theater this af ternoon and evenins in the late main land release, called The I-ost Mil lionaire." There is a very well worked tale of detective strategy incorporated in this picture. The few thousand fet (if film a re '.filled with plenty of action. There is sufficient in the drama to have greatly enlarged the scop of the production. The subject is a strong one and, the story holds one captivated from the start. Turing to comedy, the Empire pro gram for the week end abounds in new features In which stars in the moving picture world are introduced to a local audience. In the "Contents of a Suitcase" a laughable tale is re lated by the assistance of the camera. "The Dreams of Dan Magulre." is a rollicking Irish comedy which has been guaranteed to chase away the glooms. A short dramatic production which has received high praise is The Athe. ist." 400,000 SHOES ORDERED BY WAR DEPT. Contracts for 200,000 pairs of army shoes have been awarded to J. A. Busch of the Brown Shoe Company of St. Louis and J. Herman of Boston. That action brings to successful cul mination a unique scheme for the sub mission of bids used for the first time by the Quartermaster Corps. At the request of the contract offi cers the various competing shoe firms, comprising ail of the leading manu facturers of tha United States, sub mitted. wit( their bid, a sample shoe for use as la standard in placing the orders. Teh of the country's leading factories submitted 240 pairs of sam ple footwear. J. A. Busch. who received half of the order, offered 50,000 pairs at $2.77. and 50.000 at $2.81. J. Herman of fered 100,000 at $2.84. The shoes are all made on regular specifications, but each firm was able to give an example of its own work manship and thus establish a stand ard to which it will be held by gov ernment inspection in delivering the order. YOU'RE BILIOUS AND COSTIVE! CASCARETS Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Sour Stomach, mean Liver and Bowels ( logged (lean up tonight Get a 10- ent box now. Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indi gestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Headaches come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels, 'which cause your stomach to become filled with undigested food. which sours and fer ments like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold mis ery indigestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nause ating. A Cascaret tonight will give your constipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-cent box from your druggist will keep you feelinggood for months. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels, regulated, and never know a miserable moment. Don't forget the children their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, t:0. advertisement. - every effort spells sucecss. ".n the Bishop's Carriage" tells the fti-ry of a girl who has been brought up as a thief, a professional thief, by instinct and education, but withal a Mil whose great cmbiticn was to live straight." In the telling of the story f f the counter impulses which lead her to steal at timps and at others to scorn the act and to scorn the thief, there are introduced a number of pret- j ty and a number of most amusing epi sodes. Those who have read the book will appreciate what a wonderful treat , is in store for them at Ye Liberty next week. SUNDAY'S BAND PROGRAM The. Hawaiian band will give a public concert tomorrow afternoon at Kapiolani park at 3 o'clock. The pro gram follows: Old Hundred. Overture Don Juan Mozart The Priest War March. .Aatalie. . . Mendelssohn Polonaise All in Mask Faust Selection Operatic Mirror. . . .Tobani Vocal Hawaiian Songs ar. by Berger Selection My Old Kentucky Home Dalbey Waltz Adele Philips Finale Tickles the Ivories Herzef The Star-Spangled Banner. BIBT1IH SILVA In Honolulu, July 16. 1914, to Mr. and .Mrs. John Silva, a son. A meeting of the members of Har mcny Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will be held at 7:30 o'clock this even ing in the Masonic Temple. "Tess of the D'Urbervilles," with Mrs. Fiske in the name part will be the offering at Ye Liberty tonight and Mcnday and Tuesday nights. Mrs. Fiske has proved a favorite in Hono lulu and has drawn her admirers trom every walk of life. The big, rejuTen ated Nuuanu street theater, where cleanliness is the watchword in tn& performance and in the physical prop erties cf the hou8e,.is well filled at each performance. Matinees continue on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. LAST TIME TONIGHT t . The Great Success Gomic Opera The Loves df Leonore Beginning Monday for Three Nights or the B I GfflHt Popular Summer Prices to Meet the Popular Demand: Reserved Or. chestra Seats, 50c; Reserved Dress Circle Seats, 30c; Reserved Gal lery Seats, 15c. Use the Phone The Number Is 3937. naBBB The only Up-to-date Motion Picture House in the City. PICTURES CHANGED DAILY Matinee .2:15 P. M. -Evening (Two Shows) ,. (JtfO and 8 MOW M. PATIIE WEEKLY (Current Events) Every FKIDAY SEE THE SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY DRAMA (Vitagraph Two-Reel Feature) "The Lost Millionaire" Comedy Edison) The Contents of the Suitcase Western (Biograph) The Tender-Hearted , Crook Comedy (Selig) The Dream of Dan McGuire "OUR MOTTO'V "Every Courtesy Nothing too Good for Our Patrons" TONIGHT YE LIBERTY THEATER Should be Seen by Every Man and Woman In Honolulu, MRS. FISKE IN Tess of the D'Urbervilles MATINEE TODAY, 2:30 P. M. Coming Next Wednesday THE MAUD ADAMS OF THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD MARY PICKFORD IN The Bishop's Carriage i ' " . -r SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4.00 a y ear Bishop Trust Co., Ltd.