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AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
F Street at 12 th V
Co
LUMBI
A
BEGINNING SUNDAY3 P.M.
Monday T uesday Wednesday
? ,
The Most Stupendous Production Filmed
Since Victory?A Play That Depicts
"The Birth of a League of Nations"
A War STORY?Not a War Picture
With a Laugh?A Thrill?A Laugh?A Throb
A Love Story
of the War
Featuring:
Herbert Rawlinson
and Sylvia Br earner
RICH
HUMAN
COMEDY
NO
ADVANCE
IN PRICES
ry CJfo p ;
Common uuise
15^ TWENTY-FOUR MORE HOURS AND THEN^a
M METROPOLITAN w
5^"NEXT WEEK^
?Starting Tomorrow ?
Washington Will Ring With Praises Of
The Startling Realistic Drama,
"CHEATING CHEATERS
-WITH
CLARA KIMBALL
YOUNG
" Her Gowns Especially Created by Lucille.
And Her Associate Stars
Jack Holt?Anna Q. Xilsson?Tally Marshall?Edwin Stevens
Mayme Kelso?Frank Campeau
Come Early Tomorrow If You Want To Get In
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METROPOLITAN
f ' - iQf
TODAT?
MADGE KENNEDY in "Day Dreams"
CRANDALL S KNICKERBOCKER ,hu,
? M !i'n it j! Co LTbo PcjJ
TODAT
. S. HANI in "Branding Broadway"
CRANDALL C
W r \r* W
TODAT TODAT
PAULINE FREDERICK ALICE JOYCE
la -D??ktfr of the Old S??lk" I |? -THE f APTAIN'S ( APTAI.V"
PalacE
F St. at 13th
CwittoWM 1?:W ?? m. to 11 p m.
Kaw Plijlit
JOHN
BARRYMORE
IN
"Here Comet the Bride"
LOEW'S m
Columbia
F at 121k St.
Continuous 10:30 A.M. to 11 P.1L
NOW PLAY1.KG
BRYANT
WASHBURN
in
"The Way of a Man
With a Maid"
Prim. Atr.
? t 11th St.
Palnrr of
Bark-oqae.
[LYCEUM
"THE BLIE BHDS" with
. Uff BNl*y an<i Vrr4 C. Harkett.
I MATINKK TODAY.
TODAY. 3:3A?R:30 P. M.
BURLESQUE
4 The Bllllkr* Glrla la
?'THE DEVIL'S BftlDC"
gal | V **????? Aw at Itk N.W.
r WLH Poaalar rrkrt
B.F.KEITH Sfu;
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"HIT OF HITS"?""aid
GERTRUDE HOFFMANN
Kdmon4 H?tm A Co.. Jan. A Bon
nie Thornton, Hen Rernle. Hrlra
Kler, Ulirn A Johnson. !*trpktu<
MollUter. The Willom, et?%
ARCADE
14th and Park Road
DANCING
floor south of Kvvr Tork.
Superb Muel?"?Strict Censor.
Popular Prlrea,
TONIGHT
8:30
SK-A-TI-N-G
In Aniertra* Largest and nnept rtlnk
Polite Instructor* Panned
Central Colisium ?
N
AMUSEMENTS
ATIONAL T**mr - *?
HIIVnHL Tonl*ht, 8:30.
DiTRICHSTEIN
MR.
LEO
In "THE MARQQiS'lE PltCLft"
By Henri la\fil>o
IvLAW AM*
ERl.AN'iKK S
SI'PRKM K
stjrTINU TOMORROW" NIGHT ? SKATS
SELMXO.
MISS
SSK-ii- ! SPRINGTIME
SUCCESS I ^
A Perfect Cast and a Chorus of
New Amsterdam Theater Beauties
RACHMANINOFF
PIANO RBCITAL,.
National Theater, Tnea., .Ian. 21. 4i!W
Seats now on sale at Mrs, Creene'a
in Droop's. 13th and U.
" TOfc'CHA
LATEST VIOLIN SENSATION*
National Theater, I'hBM., Jan. 23. 4::tO
Seats now on sale at aira. Greene's
Dfflce in Droop's. 13th and O.
N EXT F RID A V?4:30
Sixth Cofleert Ten Star Series
MAGGIE TEYTE
'rima Soprano? Ru?tiis ('hleaKO Opera
l.HBKRTO
SORRENTINO
Ticket*?$2.0O, SI.SO, SI.OO. Office of
T. Arthur Smith. lUt G ?t.
noma tommt ?t.n
KSS-SS, MATINEE TODAY
MAYTIME
Hitk John Charlea TKesian. norothie
nine low. John T Mnrry.
NEXT WEEK?SEATS NOW.
The Klaus of Mirth and Laughter
Mclntyre & Heath
la the New Spectacular Musical Comady,
Hello, Alexander
With a Great Supporting Cast and a Breezy
Bevy of Broadway BeauUea.
SHUBERT-BELASCO
TODAY, 3i2??TONIGHT. 8:30
WHY MaMRV?
H'lth Astor Theater (N. Y.) Cast ami
Production Intact. Including
SAT C. GOODWIN
NEXT WEEK
Beginning Monday?Seats Nsw
UAVIU BtLASt O Presents
POLLY WITH A PAST
with las Clilre, C'yrll Scott H.
Reeves-Smith and Entire Original
Caat and Belnaen Theater
<?>'. Y.t Product lot.
Tues. M V Symphony
4:30 II. V ? Society
ORCHESTRA
WALTER DAMROSCH. Condnetor
Sololnt?Winch* Levitakl? Ptaniat.
Tickets. 93.50, S2.00, $1.50. SEOO.
T. Arthur Smith. I.'WMJ G St.
SMBBERT-6ARRICK
Washington's Drawing Room House of Play
TODAY 3:30?TONIGHT 8:3?
ROCK-A-BYE BABY
Broadway's Breesiest Musical < om
cdj. with Jefferson De Ansclis.
NEXT WEEK ??* SEATS NOW
MARIE CAHILL
In a New Comedy of Optimism
"JUST AROUND THE COnNtR"
By Gesrge Y. Ilohart dt Herbert H.
W Inslow
(There's Heppineas?"Ju*t Aronnd
the Corner."!
RIALTQ
win.nt.nm.Hi>
Continuous IOiXO A.M. to II P.M.
ISo?25c ?35c
Wlneludea War Taitl
POSITIVKEY LAST DAY
Maurice Tonrnrar's
"WOMAN
ff
* spectacle of indescrib
able beauty that spans the axes
from Eden to the prevent and
fulfills the hlgheftt ideals of
the screen.
Eaclualve Slow-Action Films.
Current Events
Overture?^'Psnce of the Houra"
Beginning Tomorrow
PRISCILLA DEAN
"The Wildcat of Paris*'
The Kpltome of Sensational
lam.
IP A.M." STRAND mrtc
To ? !?. !??., 13ci O-ll.
tSTPriees Include War Tail}
EAST DAt "
WILLIAM RUSSELL
I n
??when a mv\ nines
ALONE."
?' GARDEN
I I P.M.
To 6 P. II., 10c; H to 11, 15c.
EAST n%v
RUTH CLIFFORD
IN
The Cabaret Girl
Criterion
#th and D Sts. I 9
TODU?EAST SHOWING
William Farnum
IN
the F:\traordlnary r.int?dr?ni.i
"FOR FREEDOM"
A Knrnum Super Production.
Bowl for lour Health's Sake
RECREATION
ROTA El KG ACADEMY
The National Capital Health Resort
916-18 G St. N. w.
Now Open To the Public.
KV Kit BODY PLEASED
D-A-N-C-l-N-G
Nlightly St3t? to 12.
In America's Host Beautiful Midelty Oar
dens. to Motion Pictures aad Jardin Uuale.
Penn Garden*, t?
Total Casualties Announced Now 217,032;
363 Dead 339 Wounded in Today's Lists
The War Department gave out two arm.v casualty lists today which
contained 511 names, bringing the total for the army up to 211,387. No
marine corps casualty list was issued but the total for both army and
marine corps so far announced is now 217,032.
The army lists issued today contained the names of 78 killed in
action, 29 died from wounds, 8 died from accident and other causes,
148 died of disease, 179 wounded severely, 84 wounded to a degree un
determined, 76 wounded slightly, and 9 missing in action.
SECTION ONE
KILLED IN ACTION
PRIVATE*.
Ate., .Jemison, Edward C. Him*
Arte.. Mcottsdaie. Walter* Anion
Msflollft, Joe H. Drogin
San Pablo, Fr?l W. Lorlmiasfr.
C ol., Kot kralr. WllUam Kitto.
Conn., Parmlngton. Jay 8. Davis.
i*,?- ?? I'unnalioo.
JjJ" IHItafo, Mis A. Blomnno.
III., Chicago. Ilrman Kovnat
Ind., Indianapolis, Edward H. Cherrr.
Ind., Indianapolis William R. Marley.
Ind.. Edgewood, Harry Holler.
Kan., Hntchtesoa. Neal D. Feat on.
Ky., tonntain Ran. John Thomas Butruui
Ky., Paris, James K. Cain.
Ky.. Ring. Header son H. McKeehan
te? Bossier City, Thomas E. Doly.
Md? Baltimore, Andrew Dorn
Maae..' Holyoke, Herve (.uertifi.
? Bradford. Wilfred J. Gosselin.
Mleh., Weston, (iutat Otto Lamke.
Mich.. Alpena, Joseph Albert Bisky.
Minn.. Dale, naldi KT Anderson.
Mo., Grant City, Oik ley V. Johnson.
Ma., St. UlU, Anna 8. Barnicle.
Mont.. Chester, John Skterka.
Neb.. Maxwell, Kliner Slianrr
N. J., Riverside, Charles Stanford Schaffer.
N. J., Rowel Is Park, Santo Jamaa Austin.
N. J., Jersey City, James Joseph Dana.
V V., Brooklyn, Arthur J. Murpb).
N. Y? Brooklyn, Nathaatel Kin*
N. V., New York, Herbert Fterk.
X. Y., L'tlca, Vincent Cltriiltl.
K. Y., Roehsater, Francesco Arena.
N. Y., Arcade, Alton Schorr.
V Y.? Aldea, Walter A. Make.
K. Y., New York, Ralph Cole 11a.
J- ??? CaaIs'Witti, Charlee Fletcher Jordan.
N. D? <>rafton, Charles Foramen.
Ohio, Cine 111 aatl. Albert J. Sehnlte.
Ohin. Akraa, John Carteaa.
Ohio, Cleveland, Edward Bartel.
Ohio. Weltevllle, 9orie H. geese.
Ohio, Dayton, William Lchwald.
Ohio, Portland. Rex ford E. Bert a.
Okla.. Rlugwood, Ok In M. Walls.
Ore., Berlin, Cecil Gregory.
Ore.. Drain, Edwin J. Kelly.
Pa.. Soath Fork. Tony Wnakerair.
Pa.. Wllkea-Barre, Charles N. Marshall.
Pa., MrKeesport, Jamea H. Martin.
Pa.. Philadelphia, George W. Hockeabao.
Pa., Berwick, Ltfrut E. Haraer.
Pa.. Bornesboro. Harmond M. Polcksmer.
Pa.. Callltsla, William T. Boiand.
Pa.. Pittsburgh, James Jeblnaaky.
Tenn., Rifht, Oscar Hurst.
Tenn., Chattanooga. Lawrenee Roberts.
Tenn.. Morrtetawn, Monro Carter.
Tex., Dawson, Calvin C. Claw.
Tex., Plain view. Bar Btekemere.
Tex., Hoaaton. Earl Barkdoll.
Tex.. Austin, John Blandlao.
?acheater, I-eon A. Bosbe.
Wash., Rltsrllle, John Blnm.
Wash.. Garfleld, George B. MeGown
}'? J*? *<>?.Dd"ln< Joaeph Hedges
JJ: *?.. Phlllppl, Fred E. Jones.
W is.. Milwaukee. lister A. Papks.
J* ? ?".ldw1"- Odin Frederick Olsen.
Wis., Milwaukee. Adolph Schumann.
Wis., Manitowoc, Oscar Staalson.
DIED OF DISEASE
PB1VATKS.
Ala.. Annlslao, Pink Jackson.
Cf*., Gollidfo, Clero Jordon.
Ga., Alpharetta. Henry E. Green.
III., Belleville, Alenxo Fixer.
Iowa, Inwood, Ole E. Nelson.
By.. Loateville, Johnnie Balcntine.
La.. Holmes, West Tralor.
I.e.. New Orleans. William Fenckbeiner.
Mass., Boston, Plilllip Winter
Mich., Detroit, Albert N. Street.
Mo.. Paris. Bassell Ewalt Cnrtright
Mo.. Leavenworth, Leonard W. Billott.
Mont., BloomOeld, Everett E. Knebel
N. J.. WoodclliT, William J. Williams.
N. J., Hackensock. Jamea Jackson.
J/ freehold, J?m?t Ciirr.
J-C'i Dover. Jam** King.
Ohio, New Tlymouth, Pearl H. Cherry.
Ohio, Hudson, Carl Coy.
Ohio. Youngstown, Eussanio De Yinceoio
Okla., Kendrick, Dwight May.
Ore.. Meant Angel, Ernest J. Schnlder.
Pa.. Beading, Milton H. Folk.
Pa., Marcos Hook. Earl Elite Booth.
?tah, Sandy, Kmll W. Boiler. .
Wash., Spokane. Kenneth Mills.
W. >a Camden, Raymond F. St archer.
Wis., Kankauna, Bernard Boerem.
Wis.. Wausaa, Oscar Zochert.
SECTION TWO
killed in action
SEBGEANTS.
Ga.. Hampton, Troy D. Barnett.
111., Chicago. Uwrerr. Foley.
Ind.. Sellersbarg. George Farabee.
... ? . CORPORALS.
fi/.' ,700'h Sternberg.
Wash., Spokane, Carl A. Ksncke
died of wounds.
'JE (."TENANTS.
N. .1., Ashury Park, Philip R. Van Dorn.
Wui. Hi"s,James C. X. Richardson.
?a?h., Spokane. Royal I. Argall.
... . SERGEANTS.
J! '?.rTi"!I0.n n?ro'<l Hanbensak.
Pa., I hiindelphia. Joseph Henry McGreal.
?. ? CORPORALS.
III., Mollne, Sam Trachteabarg.
Pa., Batler, Ross Gillford Ingall.
. , , PRIVATES.
Cel., Covelo, Harry Betts.
III.. Jacksonville, Lee P. Flvan
Ind., Evanstille. James P. Folev.
Ran Topeka, Charles Ericksoi.
Me.. Anson, Lather D. Marshall.
Mass.. Foxboro, Frank Welsh.
Mass., Lynn, Lester Mitchell.
Bedford. Bene (.sutler.
Mich., Ratenna. Bernard Gutnecht.
Ml--' R "surard.
s"n' Ri**r Falls, Halbert HaHor
Neb.. Omaha. Tonv Oddo.
N. H? Tro.v, Krfuard Konforri.
N. J.. Asbur.v Park, Jessie Pierce.
ni.il" A,lMTt J Chestnut.
Okla Say/e. Noble C. Sooter.
? a., t onshnhocken. Amnio Filliponi
SIcilia ? efalu Italio, Frank Colotta
^Iohn,,on ( ity, Frank Orren.
Tex. Sherman. Hoy M. White.
U. \a? f.hent, James G. Richardson.
DIED OF ACCIDENT.
in .u. SERGEANT.
HI.. < hit-ago, Frank W. Winter.
? ? COBPOBAU
I a., llor.t ea, Bernard McPhUllpa. jr
... _ PRIVATKh.
Li. ..r.rv' 1""lttar<J J HockenSeld.
.''n' iCo":!1?' Canpobbasso. s.h.
Mass., Bridgewater, Aubrey Percy Soule.
?T ' ,>H,iU C. Hornestein.
Ohio. < le\eland, William K. Doughtj .
bumpier, llouurd Duncun.
DIED of DISEASE
?. . ^ MAJOR.
thews ' S,Brt*' Charles p. ;i,t
CAPTAIN*.
Ark., Little Rork, Charles Sol Narkinsky.
. J , MKlTENANTS.
la.. I.oodplne. t.osta N. Johnson.
? l.. -.ong Island. Theodore Dekkruijsf
.. _ SKRf. F.ANTS.
Ho (.reenfleld, Alfred H. Games.
"? r- Johnson, William C. Tunce.
CORPORALS,
t al 1^,, Angeles, Joseph I.. Bremm
J v ' York. Matliew T. Colgan
nil '"aeon, George llelaliay.
Ok a '.'h* ij*nln '' Flttharrls.
Okla.. Daisy, Jeff Robert MrCurri..
v. . . ... CHAirFFEl R.
Ry- I-ouisvllle, John T. Moore.
_ ?. , WAGONER.
11a.. Naples, Henry Us?.
Pa vT"',0 COMMISSIONER
? a.. Merlon Station, Marshall S. IVIapens;.
CI VII JAN.
(ireer#, Athena, Neurit* HlulknlU
I'HIVATKH.
* I" rih**T?l*'r' I,"vl'1 1 I.UIngslen.
Aln., F.lhn, W niter Cole.
Aim., firove HIIU, Uoherl i oaten.
AMUSEMENTS
Ark., Mouitt Vernon, l.uther Alnanilrr.
Ark., Pine City. Will Whittield.
Ark., Magnolia. Nathaniel Walker.
Ark., Blgmlw. Komw M. ltarr.
Cal.. Sacramento. Clayton W. Bradwaj.
< al.. lM Aoiflm, Frank T. \rm?trolls.
Cal., Colton, Edward li, Abel.
Conn., Willlmantlc. Arthur II. Dion.
Del., Hollyoak, Thomas W. Uemp?e>.
Fla.. HilHard. Patrick H. UavU.
Fla.. Jacksonville. Adolphu* King,
(?a., ,leff>r*oaville. Kalton Floyd.
Jenklnabnrg, Lotlier Watson.
<>a., Sale City, George P. Standi.
Idaho. Rnpert, George K. Van Ileventer.
111., Quiney, Elmer C. Wyckoff.
III., Savanna. Yred M. Tack.
III., Peoria, Taylor S. Dearth.
111., Chlnio. Jacob Chester.
III.. Cora City. Fred Worley Brou n.
Ind., Rockport, Payne Salm.
lad., Indianapolia. Emll Leppert.
lad.. Crown Point. <>eorge E. Kuehl.
lowm, HadclMTe, Arthur Hens.
Iowa, RalcllfTe, Arthur Heng.
Iowa, Storm lake. < liar lev A. Ilintx.
Iowa, Toledo, George A. Reblk.
Iowa, Decorah, Kvan Unnrnil.
Iowa, PleaMntville, Dean Butcher.
Iowa, Cedar Rapid*. Albert C. Bogg*.
Kan., (ioodlaad, John Arkebaaer:
Kan., lAray, Glsn I.. Kouner.
Ky? Padueah, Robert S. Elder.
|jk? Pleasant Hill. John Williams.
Iji., New Iberia, 1-ouls Joseph Parr.
U., Xanoleoarlllo. laaiah Cox.
Mam., Blllerica, Winthrop A. Wright.
Main., Revere, Joseph Frederick Fenarhiv.
Maw., Cibridge, Kdward F. Maroney.
Mich.. Fowler. Clark D. MrUonald.
Mich., Marqntle, Michael J. Contway.
Minn., Hendricks, Ilenry L SvrrdaI
Minn., Fisher, Theodore Htalemu.
Mian., Copas, Isaac T. NeUoa
Minn.. Sprinc Valley, Albert O. Meluin.
Misa., Webb, Orlie Pnrnell.
Miss.. Islington. William R. House.
Mo., Perry Title Otto E. Yammiti.
Ma., M. Loih. Harry Macenl.
Mo.. Kantai City, Isadore H. I.evlu.
Mo., Paradise, Sparrell Harris.
Ma., Washington, Fred E. Ilahne.
Mo., M. Charles. Edward W. Roehmer.
Mo., St. Joaoph. Edward W. Ballard,
i Mont.. Hlghwood. (-rover C. Mansfield.
Neb.. Norfolk, Fred 8. Smith.
N. Y.. Niagara Fall*. Charles E. Wilcox.
N. V., Now York, I.eonardo Htrano.
N. V., Now York, C. C. Krhultheis*
N. Y? New York, Herman HuakoniU.
N. Y., Whitman. Robert E. Hain.
S. Y., Jamearllle, Frank Hopper.
N. Y., New York, Sam Gordon.
K. Y., Brooklyn, Dennis J. Doria.
V Y.. Wapplngers Falla, Joseph Croak.
N. Y., Meesena, Clarence Carbino.
| X. Y.. Brooklyn. Henry Arnrke, Jr.
N. ('., Eaat Wilmington. George E. Berry.
M. C.. Tarboro, Isaac Best.
I V !(., ?.ration. Henry Hamhrrc.
| Ohio, Fiiraitlr. I'ftc E. Overatake.
Ohio. Maximo. Krfd <?. Kaauf.
; Ohio, Chillirothe, VlrfU T. Harris. ?
Ohio. Carroll, Harold 4.
Okla.. Okemah, John F. Starkey.
Okla.. Guthrie. Casey R??.
I'?i, Hanover, Homrr > Roth.
Pa., Hardalbarg, Kdmaada h?oll.
i Pa., Killton, Giovanni Rossi.
1 Pa.. Balliet. Joseph A. Robertson.
, Pa.. KendloK. Harry Wilier.
Pa.. Morgan. Jame* F. MeCtnskej.
Pa., Hmt Philadelphia, Osrar H. <?ruber
Pa., New Philadelphia, ffa?cl? A. Collier.
Pa., Philadelphia. l>onato HI Prlasto.
Pn.. <>ettr*hunr. Charles Thomas Caaaatt.
Pa.. Chester. Benjamin Babatlae.
' S. C., Snmmerton, Edward KiWmn.
S C.. s?ron<on. Charley ( mkiield.
Tenn., Alexandria. V?wter Smith,
Tex., Abernathy, Thoma* J. Tamer.
Tex..* Provident City, Heary W. Norrell.
Tex., .MeCreeor, Roy B. Oliver.
Tex., Onalaska. Julius House boor*li
? Tex., I.lano. < aivin 8. I-everrft.
' Tex., Blossom. Albert C. Bradford.
Tex.. Honey Grove. John I. Cantrell.
Tex.. Gonldbnsk, f*lla? F. Fryar.
Tex., Wlngate, Homer Gannaway.
Va., Roanoke. Agostlno Macarroui.
Wis.. Fall Crock. l-ar? Nelsoa.
Wyo., Buffalo. Llojd O. Van Dyke.
THREE THEORIES
UPSET BY TESLA
I
NEW.* YORK. Jan. IS.?The moon
does not revolve on its own axis, ac
' cording to a declaration made by
Xikoia Tesla. the noted Inventor and
scientist. in announcing three discov
eries.
Mr. Tesla also declared that wireless
j message# liave'not been conveyed by
means of air waves shot through
space. Instead, he said. the earth is
the sole medium for carrying wireless
impulses in the form of true conduc
tion.
His third discovery is that the light
ning rod ts commonly known, instead
of being a protection, actually acts a*
ar. aid to lightning in striking a build
ing. He has invented a lightning rod
which repels the electric current. He
j described it as a much improved form
I of li^'i>tning protector characterise*
; by the employment of a terminal of
'considerable area and a large rad:us
! of curvature, which makes impossible
J undue density of the charge and ironi
'ration of the air. These protectors are
! quasi-repellers, and so far have never
1 been struck.
j Stripped of technical terms, the de
i scription implies that pointed rods
i magnetise the air. while ball-shaped
j curved terminals are repellents.
TAD, CARTOONIST, j
GOES INTO MOVIES!
"Tad." the (tmoui artist, ear
toon* appear In The Time?, is going
Into the movies.
No, he won't act?although he !? a
versatile genius and could probafe!y
do this as weir as he'does ao many
ether things?he prefers to stbek to
the role he haa "Joe Jeffersonisad" ao
famously -cartoonist extraordinary to
the American public?and let the crea
tions of his brain speak for him.
' There's* hardly a naun, woman ?r
child in the country who doean't know
and look for and laugh at?and feci
immeasurably better for the laurblnf
- Tad's "Indoor Sports." those admir
able little short subjects that carica
ture so delightfully all the trials an.1
tribulations Incident to domestic life
His inimitable little /characters are
loved by everybody because every
body recognises in them something of
himself?for this master humorist ha *
a microscopic eye for human conceit?
and weakneeaer. and his manner nf
depicting them ia so refreah>ng that
it spontaneoualy reaches the tunny
spot, somewhere hidden In every hu
man's make-up. and literally dragj
the laugh from his system.
j And now the laugh ia to be intrn |
sifted by animation. If you laughed
when you saw these little characters
in The Times?-and you did; yot>
couldn't help yourself?you're point;
to scream when you see them on the
screen, actually performing all the an
tics which It was only possible to sug
gest in the Itne drawings. It has cosl
the International Film Service (>m
pay. inc , a great deal of money, ti-n? j
and worry to bring these tittle cfcar- |
acters to life, but it has succeeded in ;
Injecting the divine spark Into their
systems, through the medium of anm<
of the cleverest animators in the coun
try. and they will make their first ap
pearance on any screen in the next is
| sue of the Hearst News, the tews reel
put out by the International througn
the-exchanges of the Univeraal Film
Manufacturing Company, appearing
exclusively in thia news reel every
week thereafter.
TO REPRESENT ITALY.
i
RGMK. Jan. 18-?Antonio Saiandi i.
^the former Italian premier, will b
one of tbe Italian delegates to the
peace conference, according to the
Giornale d'ltalia.
FRANCE CENSORING
U.S. PRESS NEWS?
. ?
Indications thai France ia ti?rcli>
in* censorship o??r American press
?latter rom-eraing the pence confer
ence distorted legislator* bar* today,
who have been epp*?d to any fonB
of censorship at Pari*
It was generally teH here that
either the American Government rep
resentatives wore watching outgoing
cables frost Paris and show lac the*
to the Froacti or that the French
tliamaelvee were exercising aueh eti
pervision Thie was ladicatod by the
fact that Premier Clamenceau waa
cognisant of a Sew York Tribune ra
port before it had ever reached that
paper'* "o*lce.
Incidentally, revision of the gaff
rule on the conference la viewed hare
as a concession to atlll press clamor,
which, boweeer. ia sufficiently elastic
to permit of aeorery at times whoa
the stateamen wish it.
PADEREWSKI NOW
POLISH PREMIER
I
WARSAW, Jan. 18?lffnaee Jan
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sician, ia today the premier of Po
! lan . There la rejoi*iaff in the city
over the anpoancemotit that Premier
Paderewaki ia preparing aa addreaa
to. the people, pltdfiv immediate
proof of its community of interanta
| with the alliee.
In the formation of a new oabiaot.
the new premier haa retained throe
old cabinet members Tha few croapp
. of Germans remaining in Poland ara
showing a disposition to Join with the
I Polish people in the maiataaance of
order.
The territory being held ia a boat
W) per cent Polish
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