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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY. MAY 12. 1015?
15
THE 'UNBELIEVER'
A GREAT PICTURE
private Showing to Red Cross
and Defense Officials by
Majestic Management.
, e number of prominent
.mil men idrnlficd with the
nui'.il "f I dense, the Ke.l Crowi
Inrf '..I"- war ami civic organiza
J"?,, v.re specially invlUd gu M:.
, tt. M :i in n amncinem yes
rioinlns to wllm-sn a special
shotting for them nf the Brr.it p.i
f n w::r drama, "The mhellevor. '
"ilM', ..pens at the Majestic Thuts
lu, for a three-days' st..y.
I'his ? li'lar.-ii tj ivll critics,
without a "ingle exception, to be the
groat, st story the grifat war has dr
vohmo I and some huvo even said
it 1 superior to 'The Birth or a Na
lion." , it Is based upon Mary llay
niijiKl Shlpman Andrews' popular
novelette, "Tho Three Things," and
a,.ea le. I'n.nnerntlon With
I tlie fm-'M that have uppcared. upon
the screen
hero's whht a few of the. critics
of great newspapers said about "The
l.'iil elio. ei :"
New York Herald: "It is one of
the most stirring war dranias yet
Keen on the screen. A most remark
able pi.-ture."
New York Sun:. "No Picture has
been sh-wii nt the Rlvoll that has
pleased i well. The audiences yes
lenViy received it with tremendous
"'T'.-troU 'We Tress: "It seemed
llvit half of, Hitrolt tiled to see u
Sunday. U palpitates with vigor-
ij-f TODAY AND TOMORROW TTj
Beautiful and
A rtistic
BESSIE Va
BARRISCALli
In a npcr-produiilon of HamM MKira.h's famous story
"Madam
9
wnu
Supported by a great oast. Including lizard "'"
ward Coxon, Josi pl, Howling.' Kwiw Palicltc anil otters
i Also a Mm K Srnnmt comedy f- )
"Saucy Madeline"
liV.S TI HPIN nml POI.lY MORA.N'
Sliow9-12:30, 2:1.-.. I. 5:15. 7:30 and 0:15
War Tax rxtra
Tneisdny and Wr.lnrsd.fy M A F. MA HSU In an Irvine Cobb
story, 'Till: FACK IN TMF. 1ABK"
Three. Days, Beginning Thursday-"Til F. I BELIEVER."
with Marguerite ourtot. Hay McKoe. and on all-star autt
Positively Uic grrate '"' drama ,vcr tiimpA.
Thr, Bed-Cross Campaign begins In a few day. Get ready
Hi-lo your lilt ' i
ous ar'lon. tender emotion and ile
wholesome sentiment.
Letruit iVcws; "Its one of the
est films ever shown In I U't
holds the spett.iU'r m i.ro:ulitia
sorption"
Washington post: "It's the fo
story the fc'.eut war has inpn
(ine of tho genuinely, i i m : i
achievements or the silent di.ii.ci
Th3 Majestic i ffers a curkim
(tnini all the well;, heBiniun.i. t...
with the tulenicd and beautil.i! 1
si--. Harriscale, who will I., t.
another of her n w l':ivn lt.i pi. :i.
"Madame Who." tlv stm- l.
old,MeC.rath which ran thr.i.if
Blue Hook la at. year and w
widely rend. '
Tueidav and Hodwvin t , ,.
favorite, Mae Mar:'h. will' I.,.
her latest ;oMn .,n,i,.
Faro In tbn Jiii R. ' wiiit.-
Cobb. It's one nf Hi" In
MUa Mamh ikus hml ..
extraor-linarv mmrri i.f
Is supported hj tin in II
popular iruMi'iK iii.isi. M
.l!Mi.
The mnnauemi-i't ..f
have decided nn a
BturtinK today w .'.! p: .
but the ber.t rn u .i : .
pirtuxes also, one ' . w
noon and Iwo sh-u. i!
ulur prices.,. The fi:M
be at the'flrand m."n
remaining all wei Is walii
Sl.lo IlelleR.'' 'Hi. ,-,
chansn their Mum in
pictures w ill al: i i-.m.
The Sea-Side II. :!, .
best musiral rninp.ii i.
oyer played 1 a si. m
more than a 11111..11 .
rles vaude t ;x .
sides the n'st i f th.
(irand Is koIiik to 11
tho blci.-et fhow m town
money. 'J he np nr
bo Polly of tin- I'.i'hi
comedy that Is lrni' rt!v il.n. :.
from other plass of tins . ii'- ojn
IiUa mniit mi. ...... I .. .S .
connected tory with inn ti ;i 1 1 . s:t
uations follow in:t ime ,nw;l..'r in rap
Id succession. Tun-'ful tnii-i.-. cairhv
sons, sw.'iRRer-lasli'.ene.i chorus, su
perb cast of pl.'iy. rs and a perfert
production in ru rv . detail. This
company will be fnliuwe,: l.v .1 diff. r
cn' one every week ilurim; the mmii-
mor The (irand is the ...ki
house in town, Kin in i; lol. of f.vnu
nnd riikrs of Ire ,., frent of ! hem.
Try it once and ymi whl tvv it ac.un.
: """ , 11 t
All This
Week
May 13to 19
Commencing To
morrow Niht
LOCATION -OPPOSITE KATY ASSENGER
STATION
25 Cars 200 People-All-American
Band
Clean Shows of Merit Handsome Riding Devices
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED AND ORDERLY
MIDWAY
NOTE "49 camps," Cooche shows, confetti, rub
ber return balls, wife beaters, whips, canes or
other objectionable features not allowed upon our
j , c L(lier l0 ine Detter claJ8 of patr0ns.
rW ii. V. s. lf-Ina. t!! V. ' '"1
I I t . tSV i anStani..; ',;..o,:n,;ed as one of i
M tfSZtit ril loy sfl TVtviifi I I"" the r.-.iinie r n. , t.iii :
, 1 ?y IMZ sTB fi 7Mf L VY 1 a' ,t!ie h.,,.s ..peniau lod:.v;i
!.: fc4 -i '''l i lh.it washes ve.v form of depres. ,
" II I; VI Krf U V5 Ile l .1 eoni.s.l,,,, p.,r eveelle,,,,.
r L t 'jSl Allr fTrt 'I Me Is assist ...I l.v hi, 1 1 lam is, .and i
it X" T yWbt-StOrk r U -fe, 4 the oft,.,,n ,, one of
"' B ? 1 NAKaP"' t I - fi"T j , VA. "" I the ! that will he km, at ihe
The k... J . v I . ifcilfewstl i. X KV I. V".7?pA,isS4 i..
fcs f& p w V-'s- H'J ;
s v, t: ill 1 M I -
L IW'ASfl C-rtr'W-'W her own . iv I hit h, she p -
. P i, v anil IIS. MX? rflf JB.. "'ts' ' 1 TtjttL-sUUa I .f ViV ""s'WVi, IvC I a I .... enfll tor onhll.-iil Ion Miss ' colli
s. Mi .,. A 'V -4 W4 ..,t- - -
l..f ). M 'f V ,'l Bl l'"m ' r':","'r,k viir-!-, ,o
i.i i n .I.. ... cue. i - ir.sr..far'!jnr''rrr,m I
( ' -(saMjfwtiiir;;J.iyy.rslfJisy -stti.T-j(i.wilM.T..;0,1,MaB-. .
I iv will j six Hawaiian Seren.'ulers In a musical novelty w ith four other .o t , t,i I
inn s, i al ' , i . :ni.l i.Ih.IiiiiI.'lv. at the llroadHav Uelas. I
m : :
lady or hi! I I
Ihelu wltliniil an I
I
U til 5
ho
TAN STANLEY
AT EMPRESS .
t. meen thioiigh an old friend,
h iptieiu'd to he sitting In the
ile nt the, .Metropolitan
me vhin Miss Karr.tr was
.; at a matinee of "KnenlK-
M'ss I'urriir's friend he
.-.-inn r tirti tntrrrst.-i1 In two New
I'lK'nttd sniiislers who occupied
si .its I.i side her, and during the en
tire pei forn.Hee never once took
their i ) ra olf the itaKe. Illgld.
Ile ohl' wonl s,vhrh prop'Tly tip
s iihe.i the manner In which they
f. ilowe.l the opera. At the close of
the perf nrin.inee the two women fell
into a t)ih( depute,
''I teii nu we''e been rheAted,"
er';iiin..,! ope "The inanaKenient
st have eat her.out of the plei.e or
i hi", p.-rhapH. Mie's ill,"
SoiiseiiMS," nl. .ilo.l the other
one, ' she was lliere mi that stai;e,
l.isl a: -lure as m.. llvr." Ttien turn
ini to Miss l.'.iirar'K friend, who was
hiidiiiR hoth her attentive ears to
ihe .eiuahhle, she inirtilieil ".'au
s ei. tell us If rieraldlue Varrar was
op thai si. ik this iifiernoon 7"
"She i erl.ilnlv was," 11 (itird the
h'dy tn hei Imt ufhrmallse tone.
. t e.l the koohm lt !, of
"nvtt.
-TATrtlTT'TtrfThlerroirslor".
say I am surprised. Sister
and I come from her home town In
New England and we've known Hid
Farrar as bov, mm and baseball
player all our lives, while his wife u
one of our most Intimate friends,
but all I've irot to say of them as
pare.it Is that if they haven't Rtit
any more pride than to let their
daughter come out before the New
Vork folks dressed like thnt, the
town of Melrose had oughter take
up a contribution to buy her a de
rent dress and a pair of good warm
hoes and stockings. U' Just down
right scandalous!!'
Shafroth Chairman of
Philippines Committee
WASHINGTON, May 11. Sonator
Shafroth of Colorado was chostn
to succeed Senator Hitchcock of
Nebraska as chairman of tne senate
Philippines committee. Other com
mittee assignments were:
Kenntcrs flulon of I.oulsana and
Wiirrey of Missouri, to the postoffke
committee; rlenslor Swanson of Vlr-
elt.l.i in lh t-ii I., a cnmTtil.te. arid
Senator lianmleU of Louisana to the
nt v.i I committee.'
TODAY AND TMROUCH TUESDAY
ST II. II.
!The riuilt of Silence" was panto,
jtraphed in 'n i'tar valley, m ( ho
S.in jKTnardino mountains. Tali-fornlV'almois-t
every outdoor feene
beinK taken while the snow was still
falling:, and with the snow-laden
trees and the snow-covered moun
tains In tho background, nature is
presented in all Its beauty.
Tho snow scenes beat anything
that I have pver een since I have
been Identified with the motion pic
ture business. They tiro alono'worth
the price of admission, la f"r the
story. It Is all about Alaska, and
the kind that will hold your inter
est well. It is the best Salisbury
contribution to date. Ids actiiiK. as
well ns that of Miss .Clifford, in
"The Savacre," was Intensely drama
tic, but In "The fltiilr of Silence,"
it is equally 'as pond. This offer
ing, however, will please better,
chiefly because in Ihe former Mr.
Salisbury took the part of the brute
with the primitive InsMncts, while
In this one he takes the human piirt
that of a man with a noblo
character and pure mind, to w'wm
love drives strencth to silently hear
his sufferings. 'Such a part never
fails to win the sympathy of the
spectator.
This feature ought to mako a hit
with any audience.
mtownv w.
"The rtiiMne.-s r,f I.lfe." the Vila
graph I'.bio Itlhhon feature which
will he the attraction at Ihe llroad
.i toihiv. is Ihe fifth novel by Hob
en V. Chambers to lie pictui i.ed by
Vihiu-inpli and with Alice Joyce In
the featured role, supported by
cast of unusual Mrength, it should
prove even more HiicccKsfu than.
any of the others. These Included
"The .lirl I'hillijipa., " "Who (iocs
There!" "Tho Fettered Woman."
adapled from "Anne's I'.ridgo," t. ltd
"The Woman lie! ween Friends " Miss
'.lovce is supported by itetty Wythe,
Waller Mclirall. 1'ercy Standing.
.Mrs Nellie Sr.. inkling. Tompler Saxe
n .nd llcr'ni rl 1'astee. Tom Terrissrall
rected the picture. This Is said to
be a wondirful photoplay and in ad
dition there are two comedies and
five vaudeville nets as follows: "Che
I'arrliKS, aerial nnvisj ty; Ilee .Sisters,
ohusy singers, itancers una piano-1
logiie: Carroll, Keating nnd Fay, In:
"At Cruwnist Inn;" King A Itrown.
two hoys and a pair of legs; six
Hawaiian seren.'ulers, s'nultiB. danc- i
ing and' 'Instrumental. ..
such nnturc that any
may safely attend
escort and ee or la ir u-.' hin.' ti.it
will offend in any way Visiiors to
the Hrnnit'ige, mnlw.iv will not imd
any "40 camps." r u t i n i h. v, .11"
shows or others of this kind as tji
company docs not cater t" that , ia-:s
of patrons, Clean and wlco'.-oioe
shows, handsome riding ,.- lees, f u u -producing
mechanical shows, cuur
teou.s treatment of their pinions, an
nil-American hand and a l.iTI'ilaiuly
lighted nnd orderly inhlwav ,-tbt
will bo a rnecca for the amusement
loving, outdoor public Is the promise
of th management. The shows will
he located on the vacant ground just
opposite the. Katy passenger .st ' tlon
on North Main street and .will be
open each afternoon and night of
this week commencing with tomor
row night.
LOUISE HUFF
THEODORE ROBERTS
Carnival (iM'iis Tomorrow.
The S. W. Hrundago shows that
will play a week's engagement here,
commencing tomorrow night, will ar
rive via the Kutv this evening and
thf unloading, and setting up of the
comp"tiny'R portal. e park will be at
once set in motion nnd all will be In
readiness for the, opening on tomor
row night. This company furnished
all the midway attractions for Hie
Oklahoma state fair three years ago
and has a reputation of haying one
of the cleanest organizations of Its'
kind now en route The travel in
their own mecial train of 23 cars
and all of their shews aro (n strict
compliance with their motto. "We
comply with the pure show laws,''
each and every offering being of
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
STARTING TODAY ONE SOLID WEEK
JACK HUTCHINSON'S
"SEASIDE BELLES"
New Show New Picture Every Day
Musical Comedy Vaudeville Pictures
IVIrTOMiitldrvs 10c and 20c; Nights 20c and 25c. War Tax ctro.
LYRIC TODAY
Showing an Tplsodo of tho groat western and all outdoor serial ,
"THE BULL'S-EYE"
Kratnrlnc 1ldlc Polo lis the foreman of tho ranch
Also INI KIWAI, AMMATFIl WI FIi I.V Always first with tho
" latest news In Movk-s
"IVSPI-.t TS PAltIS" Comedy
".H'MPS AMI .IFAI.ol SV" Comedy
Adnilwiliin Mullnif anil H P'.H lc War Tax
.Nights all scats 10c, plus ! War Tax
Today and Monday
DUSTIN FARNUM
IN
"NORTH OF 53"
A story of the great North
. Programmed with
The Matinee Girl"
A new. episode of James Montgomery Flagg's
GIRLS YOU KNOW"
gW. at 11 :30, 12:45. 2. S.-lS.V.m S;4S. 7. S-.1S. 930
" ff ;
Coming Tuesday, Wednesday and TVrsday
"THE FALL OF THE ROMANOFFS"
with II.I.inoH
. (i-ormej" confhhiiil of H.SPL"TI.)
One of the biggest hits in vaudeville
STAN STANLEY and
HIS RELATIVES
"The Bouncing Fellow" in "Odds and Ends"
Ma'rston.&.Manlcy B. Kelly Forrest
"See What I Mean" "The Hoboes' Union"
. . ' ' .us.
Cummin & Scaham Foster & Foster
Eccentrics The Volunteer
Original War Films
Shows at 2:30, 7:15 and 9 p. m.
To avoid the crowds attend the matinee
BROADWAY
It looks like a Great Show
Today A Variety of
Big Time Talent
Attend the
MATINEES
Come Early and Get
Good Seats
-in-
Wild Youth"
J jarumount-1 .
By Sir Gilbert Parker
(This story appraml In the
Rod Hook)
HEARST-PATHE NEWS
Screen Time 11:30, 12:45, 2,
3:15, 4:30, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30
Wednesday and Thursday
Wallace Reid
in "THE THING WE LOVE"
OS TIIK SCBEEN
Allx-rt I', fimllh prrwnts
ALICE JOYCE
IX '
"The Business of
Life"
Also two comcdlra
5 VAUDEVILLE r
ACTS D
The Darrines
Aerial Noyolty
Dee Sisters
Classy Slnircrs. Dancers and
PlttlllllogUU
Carroll, Keating
& Fay
"At Crowsnest Inn"
King & Brown
Two FloyH and a Pair of Logs
Six Hawaiian
Serenaders
Singing, Uniii'liig ami lustm
liiciil.il Ilauali.ifi Novelty
Geraldine Farrar
Prima Donna Soprano
assisted by
ARTHUR HACKETT, Tenor
JOSEPH MALKIN, Cellist
CARL LAMSON,.Pianist
Convention Hall
Wednesday Evening, May 29
Prices : ,j
Orchestra and Parquet, $3.50
lit Row $3.00 12 Rows ......$3.50
2 Row $2.50 n ' f Row. $3.00
Dress Circle 3 Rows $2.00 Balcony ;;;;;j2.'oo
3 Rows Sl.-BO (2 Rows !!!!'.!$l!s0
1 Row $1.00 U Row $1.00,
The prices include War Tax
Mail Orders, "city and out-of-town," filled now. Send check or money order and
self addressed stamped envelope to ROBERT BOICE CARSON, 903 So. Boston
1 1U; SHOWS TODAY I
Pictures. 1:00. .1:S0. fi::tn, H:.10
Vaudeville, 2:.I0, 4:H, ":0, ::il
Wisk Day Matlnss Hie
Nights 11111J Siimlavs -1 1 anil 2.ic
!IOTIIi:HS-T,rirlng llw llahli-s.
onii
I ii-iiring in
on Are clem
III V ISAltY IIONDS
We Make All Luggage.
Look Like New
We do :i!l kinds of ri pairinir on
trunks and hither g Is. fix
liit ka, etc , at rea.sonal.le prices.
We call and deliver
ELEPHANT" TRUNK
FACTORY
Hla Sunt Ii .Main
Next to uii'b vcrV Pin. no HKHit
Today &
Mon day
STRAND
Today &
Monday
MONROE
ALISBURY
CRUTH
LIFF0RD
IN
"The Guilt of Silence"
Romance, adventure and Alaskan snow scenes that alone are worth tho price
SCHEDULE
9:45. 11:15, 12:30, 2, 3:30,
4:45, G, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45
of admission
ALSO
Harold Llyod
in "On the Jump"
Clever t'niiMMly
ADMISSION
Adnlts 15c: Monday Mtlnei lflci
Children t.-c: MoiKlsy Matln 6c
Plus War Tux
Tuesdaynd Wednesday VIOLA DANA in "BREAKERS AHEAD'
Thursday and Friday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "DOWN TO EARTH"

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