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Colonial. Monil.ii iiiiiI Tm^iliiv. Hoi. j'ritlay. OtleniiMnnilnJ
Odfon, .Monday.
At the Movies
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W lilhicc Held. in "IIiui-p ? >I Mloiioo":
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Carmen, i?i ?*'. i>iifn? mmi." and "l.ono
.*?on?o l.til.e" in "lloj, 'I'llore!"
Oil Kl) \ ? Holiday. (icorm* W'alwh
in ".luck *>|iurli'ol?a l*r?iilisrtiI": Ttios
ditjr, William l>. Hurt. in "Wnhcs of
tin* Hnil": \\ odnosdaj. Mice tirjidy.
in ??'I'lio ;?|ini -. <if Sjliil**; Tliiirxtlnx.
Cl?r:? Kimball \ iiiiiir. in ??Tin* lloa
Ktuj Why": Kririaj. Hack Seniott
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Kennel* I in'.Inn 1111 11 ml llon-rl;
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ursl: .* . ?>ai*li *?onni*ll *?tar*. in "Tlm*o
\it:lc.i>* t.'irl>" anil \ iiiln liana in
"i!:*i*.:!.r r> \ head."
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i.iixcij , 'n "Tho liirl W I111 Wouldn't
?VtuiC: 'I'uoMlaj. Itiia .lolivol, in
"l.e>t W i* I 'lii Bd."
Lmilir LoipIj nl tin* Hlueblrd.
"The 'Mr! Win Wouldn't Quit." ti
nU't ni lgai I mi of .1 Hi' .- (>. ? 'urxx <nxl >
luv? story. The Quest of Joan,'' will
'??? S.huXX i! ?" t !|0 n:tl"|.|! 'l tO-tllOltOXX
<vf.Ii I? 1 11?: 1' ? ? 1 l.>uiso l.?vely as the
'ir.MH|iiiiti.*r. "Tin* Kir! who xvouldn 1
unit" found herself \*ith hor uiolhcr
(load and hoi father in prison for a
i.-1'inu' he ''M 1 ? >t i iiinir.t, hut l>y s!i? or
jjrl vho v ?!'. i!:.< a'l obstacles ami
hid li ; I'.ithci p;. rdoned ami won hol
iest lov hack.
Til, I itod .State? envern men!
through 1'- various depa it 11101; t s I is
? vi 11 - it'. :: : ;.|I ? vall'in-? ? of P it; - ?
???it'". !'l *. I.s t ? Oil Spo ta h* "last We
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<vi.-ns . t : i.? 1',I*.??!'1 r.\ Tl?<*:? t? 1 "11 Tuos
f'r.iw .I".!;;- ! 1> auso this stupendous
1 i... t: V -h v.: '.any ;: 1 ? ? <1. n - xvhhth
bear 1!tree* .> "ii th< <?;?. iry >f tho I'nlted
States sat" th' world war. cord al co
opersit ion has bee a extended '<> tin'
producers by bo h mllitarj and civil
depa rtinents.
IJIkt Mlnt'k Hear ill Oitomi.
The iideoii v. til provide nil unusual
ly elaborate 1. :; of foatur. - for this
a ot'k. heading 11:< bills hei'i;; the ap
pearance t"-:; Troxv 01 "looruo W'alsa.
ihe nthlet yei-ius in ".lack Spnrb?'.*k.
I ?rodlRal." Ill this foat 11 re "Itlaok
I'rince." .in Alaskan bear 11 >>|>inir tho
s iles at l"n poumls. tako.- a prominent
part.
Tuesd' v's feature will he supplied
by William f-' Hart in "WolV'S of tin
Hail.'' a thiilllni; W". storti featu; o
which playi-'l to lapaeity for a wools
whon shown lure before a*, hijiher
prices
Wednesday. \Uoe f.r.i<t> will be
starred In "Tho Spur:? "f Sxbil. with
the l**o\ Siii.th: O Co;r."l\ ? tar- '11 "A
Son of a ("". in ' .t.-. an aild? <1 attraction
Clara Kimba N'oiihk appear- Thuis
<Liy i:i "TV.. l:i .i >1; Why " ivc-st
oiaborato asid ? . ta iniiiu si re ? 1 > 11 c
cesSos.
Friday n r t -day t rinu an added
aitrhc*ti"!i '. ? V! ? w .'.h n> main featuro
in the M:i -k Set: net I .-tar.* im ludlnp
nhn will be -??a in "TiU'.-t- Athletic
ijirls" **? ' , <?
Kri iay ? ?'* *':;i"i' is i'ram l',u.-h
Diiiii and 'ti \ ? i: 1 I'll. 1 trass
Cheek." i'! P ' . <la> In :nj;s \'io-la
L>a?ia In "1 ?: > ;Ke- \in ; u
Sr\ oral *? Inr> nl (In* 1 (ilonial.
If yo:*r f. 1; 1 .;?? co; "f an
asjed fath*.-: and . ; ' ? - had "-on
disrupted I ati ear* li'i'ia ii' a !i '1
'1: s'.ro*. 1 your 1; a " ??'..*. ;*i vll
i.:ij?t> a rid ?1 *: r t ? y< ;r '? you had
> 01110 ' ? N Y<?r 1. ? ? i ?'t;' 'U t a
phy a Ml seeur 1 1 : .* ?? ?' > tvpi.-1 -
iffoney to s ipporr y *m father and
yourself '.f y..a unv. .: :a^* v loaned
your tare t" an artist to sketch and
lie used it to t'.ji ofi .1 ris<|t'. theatri'-al
jiost er aid - . f' ? r ; 1
1 ion as 1> ? . . t 11 ? 1 ?
author th*? ' 1
vn\l lied a *. ! I :f v. . you; * \ ?
sister'.-. portal' a!|d she a; e
I O 11 f ;?!?.'? > : 1 w e I? ?.* 1 ? v v ? d ! 11 ?
1 hrillitiv ' s. ' I. i
eldents ? \\! t W" Id j-a do"
Tha* - ' : ' ivh; h ? *? > 1 fi "'if?
Altcf Brady who playa the dual 1*0le of
Rosetta 1 I-' 1 'm at di in I'll*
Ordeal of !; th. star s . .? ? t
proilu -'lot ' * t a: sot ..
v hich t V. l !:? 1 '? don .1
Theater t' ti rr ? a nil Tuosday
"i-*.i 11 \' ?? k'e 11. Moot;.- h:tie." a s
ln?* adilrd :
Wed t '' 11 1 ? *' i - 1 ? a a r 1 ?
I'.ilHhnai i'.'V ?. p.. .0 will 1..'
(?h-ii in "f'' : 1 ; u 1 11 i d
lhe Kot - . ? 1 .? . 1 . ? t a:. in
"Mv II 11; I W ? I i d and
Saturda> 1 ? 1 ? ?? in
"Confession a: i !.? .' ???tut I.u ? ' in
"lley. There
The IfoiiKo of Mloneo al liijoti.
The lie\v 1'.i; . . ? " ' . f' ?
turitiK W'alla. ? i: d Th" H> * - f
Silence." xx 1: I? ? t . .' * r t a
Hijotj Theat' 1 ' . r a a I " 1.
day. It is
: Uarron's novel ,;.i ? ? T 1 > . 11
and the story 1 ? t d w t a -he 1
vent igai Ii n I > > ? ' V '
murder in :? 1;.. '? ? ? ' W th
hatpin a nd p ir ? . ? h ? ? xi.- l,r
begins hi.- vnrtf 11
his object a"<
the Hlayliig w. ' ? xv i ' a ?:?
fight infr t" 1 '
the lovo of tli>
told in a forle. ? f ? .? ?
a? they are . a pt ix a* "
Marguerl'" <"l:?rl I: i 1 ?
X "Richina 11, Man. Pc r Ma'i " v. h
he shown at in* it.j" 1 'at. ? .
Inst part of this \\ . k A ? ty
? comedy, a trav-logue 1 lira
tograph make up aii'l.d featarr
9 WhltiperlnB: fhoni* al Uln.
"The Whispering Choi is." a M,r
Cecil B- do M111 e production for Ar
r'. craft, will he the feature at the I- t?
Theater, heglnnlnt' this xxe. k. Tv
photoplay is based -ipon the mnga/.lii'
Story by Perley 1' ore Sh'-ehan and
the scenario t? by .!? j ,!e M... pherson.
the author of nur; rous Art. raft pic
tures starring Mar. p.i Uford. Ceral
dlnt Farrar and other celebrities
? > The central idea 1. on> ,f -e:f-sacrl
\v.\t.i.\<t; ur.in.
in "Tlir Moiim* of SlK'ni'f
lli.iuii. Monilii* iitiiI Tuesday.
lice on the i>art of an erring husband
whp prefers death to sacrificing the
happiness of the woman who once was
hi* wife. In the various roles are
prominent screen stars including Kath
iyn Williams, 11ay;nond Uiitton. Klllott
l?exter, Til 11 y Marshall. James Neill and
many others.
STARS OF SCREENDOM
COMING TO RICHMOND
IIiniti?V ? Cloture l'"v posit Ion Will Ilr
Held :il firnr*' Armory Tlila
31 on til.
I'lans have heen completed for a i
gala convention of the mot ion-picture :
vlul. tors of Yitginia. to be held in
Ciclimond. .lime 13. 14 and 15. at which
tune one of the greatest exhibitions'
of motion-picture tnachir.es and appli
ances ever seen in the South will be
shown here in the drays' Armory. ;
Twenty-six booths have been erected
for tin- convention, and all of the
lea linir picture makers of the Unite.i
States w ill l?c represented. There will
be a dozen picture exhibits, flashing
? veiy minute In addition to an unusu- ;
ally elaborate cabaret, vaudeville and j
musical filiniv, not to mention the da ile
um feature, which can be enjoyed every
night |
Iteeeipts from this exposition will go j
to the milk fund for the poor babies .
of Ci hinotid. and it is believed that j
Niitlicient money will lie raised from
the small admission fee charged to twit*
ar? of need} infants for this summer.
Amateurs will have their chance \
Thuisdav and Friday nights, and .Satur
day night will be the occasion of the
big "movie star ball." on which oc- j
asioti many of the favorites of the
screen will appear here June Klvidge.
Lillian Witlker and others have al
ready signified tii?? i?? positive intention
of l>eing present, while Alice Itrady.
Kilt} I'onlon. Olga Cetrova. Francis
C.nshman and others are arranging to
attend It is i xpeeted that at least
a dozen big picture favorites will l>e
in IMchmond
Souvenirs will he given every visitor
to t'l.' show each evening. < >ne of tie
features will !?.- a country store, such
as i el:1.1e,| the heart.- of Hie hmonders
in day- a rone \ ? r.i f t. Caramount
.Metro. I'ox and other eoto?rn.s \vhic'i
w ill be represented in I lie exhibition ?
? >' pic" ir" machines and projectors will
also l\:ivc some of their leading actor'
tt.d act! esses here {??? th- big ball. The
r;,i' i will be itandsomel} decorated
foj tin occasion and th' mush* to b-*
oft'eted will |>e furnished !?} one of the
greatest aggregations of musicians
l!:vhirot;d ha.- seen together in a long
in ? It i:- an occasion to lo.,k for
waid to
WEST POINT
(Si i-. !; ] ro The Times-Dispali h )
W KST CO I XT VA . June l.-Wi>n
Co:: '? ? ''-ervod the da} set apart !>
C ? ideni \\ ilson as a day of fasting
:i! praver The stores and placet
?' I'i.i. -- were eloped all day, and
it i s< rvie. - \? ere held by the w omen
of th.- v.rious denominations from 1 'J
?o I o'clock ill the Kirst C.apti.-L
' hurcii. At night union services of
men .itid worn n were held in the
Me: hodi.-1 Church. Thursday was al>?>
tli>' Mem-rial Pay set apart b.\ ihe
i "em'-tery As>ociat ion.
1 .??"?itten:.lit t'imrlc. Montgomery <"om
WMMBB ?<* Xzfnai
, ' J'1'11 *' S !'l"?lil ll(lU.
ll>c ?\lii'.|)rrluti fliorun,"
1st*. All Week.
ftlTA .IOI.H KT.
ill "l.c-t We I'liruot
Itliicblril. \II \Vn?k.
mln.s. wlin was hint last winter in an
aeroplane act ident in Louisiana, aftct
several months in the hospital and at
his home in Kinn William County, re
turned to his post of duty last Tues
day. Ho was offered an honorable
discharge, hut would not accept it.
Ilev. II. 1'. n. Italdersori, of the local
Methodist Church: Walter Sparklin.
lii'-hmond HI a nd and wife attended ih?
Kappahannock district conference o!
Mio Methodist Kidscopal ?'hur< h. South,
inc. tiim in lialax, Va., this week.
A recent letter from Miss < 'live 131
liolte Hauhy. who is a missionary
teaching in the I'.aptist (Sirls' S hoo
in Soochow. China, tells of the nr.
disturbed condition there as to the
wai. and wishes that she might he
Baby CorJd Not Sleep
From Pimples
Cuticura Healed
"My baby was brcken out in a rash
and pimples all over his face, when he
was about a month old.
\ \ The skin was inflamed
l.i ' 'V'., \.\ and the breaking out itch
'<% ' ? i cc* so that the little fellow
&) would scratch until it
\ ^ I would bleed. He was
a A'fully cross and fretful,
ar.d could not sleep nsght
or day. The trouble lasted about three
months.
"Then I got Cuticura Soap and Om'.
ment. He was relieved in about a
week, and I only used one box of Cu
ticura Ointment ana one cr>k? of Soap
when he was healed." i Signed ?R.Scott.
Brentland, Md.. Oct. 10, 1917.
To prevent loss of hair. Treatment:
On retiring touch spots of dandruff
and itching with Cuticura Ointment.
Next morning shampoo with Cuticura
Soap and hot water. Nothing better,
surer or more economical at any price.
S?aiple F.uch Free by Mail. Addrcs pnst
car'i. "C:ilieur?, . ll,Dokt<iii." !>~>1<;
everywhere. S.>ap2:? Oiuiricn! 25nnd50c.
in'ni the li<>m;o laud, no that slu> might
? it., something.
Mr. and Mrs Frank I Mucoid ami lit
tle daughter. of l.yncliburg. aro siitnid
ins (his week with Mrs. Diuguld's
relatives here. Mrs. Diuguid will I""
remembered better in this scctton as
Miss Jessie I'ennicad, her name pre
vious to her marriage a few years ago.
Miss Mildred Smith, formerly of \Vc<t
Point, is here paying a visit to hor
sister. Mrs. \\\ C. Davis.
.1. W. ('ourtney. now Mayor of \Ve.?t
Point, itnii who announced himself for
re-election at the June elections, has
withdrawn his name from the con
test! as an aecuntulat ion of other dutie
111:1 kes it impossible for Itim t>? aerept
the otlice another term. Ii l.ane Cook
now customhouse otliier for this port,
is the only candidate for the mayoralty,
and only seven men are running for
the Council, so there seems to be fair
sailing for the tlckol.
Mrs. A. J. Montague, who lias re
cently visited her sister. Mrs John
R Saunders. at Saluda. Middlesex. ha -
returned to Richmond.
Mrs. IjIicv Dudley attended and as
sisted in a religious meeting with the
Indians in th?? Mattaponi reservation,
in King William County, last Sunday.
AMHERST
AMIIKRST, VA? June 1.?Mr. Rob
: ert It. Crawford, farm demonstrator for
[Amherst Comity, left Wednesday to
I enter training at <*.imp Sevier. S. t'
itniring his stay in Amherst, Mr. .Craw
I (? l it ssirt eeded in forming farm chillis,
I ids i lulls anil many otlior progressive
organizations anions (lie boys ami
farmers nf iln< county. It Is not known
yet whii hl? successor will lie.
A war saving stamp aocl"ty. known
a < tin' "Tctl 10vans Society," lias been
j formed aniung the students of tlio Am
herst lliuli ami (irailed School. The
society was iiuntcd in honor of Set
] geaiit 'I'licodoro II. 10 vans, a gradua I ?
I of the Amherst high school. who is]
i now with tlii> army in France.
I ?r. .1. I*. .McCoilnell. president of j
tin' Itadford Normal School, has ac- i
et-pted nn invitation to deliver the |
'commencement address to tin- gradual
!nc class of the Amherst high school, ,
on Friday night, June II. There will
lie nine graduates this year, seven >
f.irls and two boyg, the largest class in
the history of the school.
Congressman II. I>. Flood and Cap
tain Fromont. of the French infan- |
try. made stirring addresses at Am- |
lu rst Wednesday. in furtherance of the .
Uecl Cross drive in the county, which
had been on for the past week. Cap
tain Fronient. who was twice wounded
in the battle of Verdun, told in an
interesting manner of conditions in
lOurope as they actually exist. A large
crowd attended the speaking.
With some precincts in the county;
yet to be beard from the indications
are that Amherst doubled its quota,
which was f::,0 nn. In the Red Cross
drive Just ended. r>. V. Hanger
was I'lmlrinnn of the movement in Am
herst
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR
HAIR WITH "DANDERINE"
Get a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stop
Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lots
of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair?You Can!
"DANDERINE"
CJHOWS HAIR
Besides doubling the
beauty of your hair
at once, you will
shortly find new hair,
fine and downy at
first, hut really new
hair growing all over
the scalp. Costs little.
n: s tit is ? k p w
a ffl ii ? x
?MONIIA v ?
FHAMvl.vn KAIt.m/M
IN*
"Fast Company"
A Super Blue Bird Feature
"The Art Bug"
Comedoy B.v James .Montfomeiy
Flags
w i:i)\i:si)AJ am) THUHSIJAV
i 'IIA It 1*1 K CI IA F'liin
"His New .lob"
?\m:iim;si?a> om.\ ?
'The Enchanted Profile'
(?tie of the Famous o. liH.MH
Stories.
u
? Tl I0H!)a \
Open Places
A Story of the Northwest Mounted
Police.
A l,SO
"A Soft Tenderfoot"
a Wm. Fox Comedy. Featuring
tom MIX
?Till It sua \ ?
"Mountain Law"
a Story of the .Mountains With a
Vit.'iRrnph All-Star CaM
?FillDA \ ?
F.l>\ \ tiOOimiCII
"Who Loved Him Best"
a Mutual Stir Production
filHS5tSK5<*l5HR!f9HB0inra
ES3?J?Qi5Sa33IBa
I
jjj ? h;it Her I'.yes !la\o Seen Your
g Myes Shall Sec.
LUEBIRD
Immortnli/Jnc (lie xiiiktnu <>f the (.imiianln,
:in<l Chsirl^N l-'roli mini's ln.vi wnrilx In IIKsi
?liilhi't: "Why fc;ir iloniti?i( is tlir most
Itt'Sllilifnl !!il? entlire iti life."
FOUR DAYS, BEGINNING TUESDAY, JUNE 4th
See I 'Bonis and Battle Fleets
in Action!
Battles in the Air!
Destruction of Cathedrals!
BBMMPBBBMi III AftBi^BMB
See tiic Lusitania Sunk By a !{ca 1
Submarine.
The World \V;ir and a Woman
Is the. Fascinating Theme of
4Lest WeF orget'
A .Mighty Arraignment of tlie Hun
Starring
RITA J OLIVET
Survivor of the Ill-Fated S. S. Lusitania
A Spectacular Picturi/.ation of ICvenls Lead
ing I'p to and Including the Great Ocean
Disaster
This picture had a successful run at the
Lyric Theater. New York, where it played
to a oue-dollar scale.
lilucbird Admission Price, *jr? Cents
( Plus War Tax )
Matinees ami Nights
See Entire Towns Destroyed by
Shellllre!
The Rape of Belgium! v
Zeppelin Raids 011 London!
Don't Miss This Spectacular
Picture.
?Js,(Hl(> People Employed in the
Making of
This Stupendous Production.
The Bluebird, With its Typhon Cooling and Ventilating System, is Always Comfortable.
SPECIAL MI'SIC. Performances Start 10 A. >1., 12 31., 2, 4, <5, S, 10 P. M.
If you have any doubts about how justi
fied >ve were in entering this war against
the Hun, see this spectacle.
SPECIAL MUSIC.
Bsnaggg!
Cabaret \
Richmond
June 13-14-15
-its.", i. i. L 11. L L L ^ L 1^
Jazz Music
Benefit Sick Eafeies> Milk Fund
Annual Convention of (he
MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS OF VIRGINIA
Country Store?Amateur Nights
?INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITS?
?'MOVIKS IX THHOIAKIXG
?ig$if
cfe.- s.'.S)i
'-v. ?"?#:%? ':J?\
tf-? .. . . ' s ? ? V
y*>> ?r?
I'LL BE THERE
Movie Stars; MctM Md Al <i?e
$ MOV NO BALL
YourFavor
ite Star
Is Coming
ENTIRE WEEK
Matinees, 15c; Nights, 20c.
ISIS
-ISIS
<JgSS? L. LdSlZypfcserrffl
CECIL B. DEMILLE'S
PRODUCTION
THE WHISPERING CHORUS'
Bj JEANIE MACPHERSON, From the vtory by PERLEY POORE?HEEHAN
The man who made "Joan, the Woman" and "The
Woman God Forgot'' has another great picture for
you. Unsurpassed for depth of plot and pictorial
finesse. All week, but come early.
A Week of
Triumphs.
-COLONIAL
-Matinees, 10c
Nights, loe
GREATEST DtH ISLE MILL VKT?TO-MORROW AXI> TUESDAY"
ALICE
BRADY
IN
"The Ordeal
of Rosetta1
Most Remarkable Picture She Hus Ever Made
ALSO
"Fatty" Arbuckle in "MOONSHINE"
A ( otnedy <>l the Blue Ridge Mountains
TWO MORE CRACKER.! At KS?WEDNESDAY' & THURSDAY
FRANCIS X. Bl'SHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE
IN
"CYCLONE Hl(?(ilNS, I). D." .
Also Fox Sunshine t 'onted.i?"MV HUSBAND'S WIFE"
ANOTKR PAIR OF WINNERS? FRIDAV-SATURDAV
.JEWEL CARMEN in "CONFESSION"
AND
"LONESOME LIJKE" in "HEY, THERE!"
Two Superb
Masterpieces
-BIJOU
.Matinees, 10c
Nights, l,?c
TRIPLE HILL FOR TO-MORROW AND TUESDAY
WALLACE
REID '
IN
"The House
of Silence"
2?A Christy Comedy, and.3?A Travelogue
Vou Will Enjoy This Wonderful Layout, of Features
SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY', THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Marguerite Clark
IN
u
RICH MAN, POOR MAN"
Maximilian Foster's Delightful Story Arranged for the Screen by
George. Hroadhurst
ADDED?A COMEDY AND PICTOGRAPH
Always
10c
-ODEON
Any Time
10c
?TO-MORROW-?
GEORGE WALSH
IN
JACK SPUR LOCK, PRODIGAL'
?WEDNESDAY?
ALICE HRADV
IN
"THE SPURS OF SYBIL"
Also Fox Sunshine 'Comedy
"A SON OF A GUN"
?TUESDAY?
WILLIAM S. HART
IN
"WOLVES OF THE RAIL"
?FRIDAY?
BUSHMAN AND BAYNE
IN
"THE BRASS CHECK"
?Added Comedy for
Mark Sennett Stars in "7
lAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
?THURSDAY?
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN
"THE REASON WHY"
A Masterpiece by a Real Artiste
?SATURDAY?
VOLA DANA
N ?
"BR E A K ERS. AIIEA D"
Friday and Saturday?
HOSE ATHLETIC GIRLS'

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