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VERA MICHELENA BLOSSOM SEELEY
FLANNIGAN & EDWARDS
WILL ROGERS BERT LESLIE
CROSS & JOSEPHINE
EILEEN MOLYNEUX CLIFTON WEBB
CAMERON SISTERS =j?
MANA ZUCCA ED. GALLAGHER ==
MORAN and WISER
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CARBREY BROTHERS
MARIE LAVARRE MABEL ELAINE
KURTIS KOMPANY OF PRANCING POULTRY ?
EE? STAFFORD PEMBERTON JAMES FOX
S= POTTER S ARABIAN STALLIONS
ELSIE HANNEMAN HELEN GREENHALL
JACOB P. ADLER, JR.
QUEER QUAD GUS SHY BESSIE CALLA
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AL'.-O TUTS. THUR8.. FRI. ?hi?. SUN.
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TWILIGHT
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FOR WOMEN MEMBERS ONLY.
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THEATRE
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TWIGs TO-DAY (SUNDAY)
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i"the "'uncle tom's cabin' ~\
\ of pictures "-.".'.':?;',;??, \
"The 'Reel' Sensation of the Season
Greatest War Drama Ever Filmed"
..?SSSS THE CP^P&TRIOTIC
am* ^'iOYO-SPECTACLE
?y'J. STUART SLACKTON1
BASED ON HUDSON MAXIMS DEFENCELESS AMERICA**
VITACRAPhED Br WILFRID NORTH
CHARLES ilCHMAN
AND ALL STAR V1TAGRAPH CAST
\
"THRILLS BY THE YARD."
?ETWOOD BBOI \?TKinrxE.
"A REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT?IN \
VEVERY WAV SUCCESSFUL." ^I?$ffiR\
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PERFORMANCE." _?,?.,*.?.-..
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Xational Security League, Arms L?eteme, America? fta? Creas
tiltil .1 nu ricin l.i i/i'ili :
RESOLVED, Thai the Coaferenee Commit tes an Yatieaat \
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? patriotism which inspired tkt stork and development of "Tka J
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SWEETEST CHOROS BROAOWAY HAS EVER
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McCAY & ARDINE
LUNETTE SISTERS
HARRY FERN A CO.
Rae Elinore Ball Valentine ?V Ball

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