MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN DODGES "TAROY" BY FLYING TO SCHOOL /VtoTi THE Owe GREAT T(?OuBLt RIG FEATURE AT STRANG U/ITH CDMGRES'3 IS THAT IT luASTGQ A Lo“r or* vts'r^v \/a.luaql.6 Mildred Harris—Mrs. Charlie strikes n new note in tho WH6M IT OUGMT Chaplin TIMC TACKIMCS range of lie artistry in "Forbidden," since DITMAS --“ lj.-r first Jewel production «, TO as .a sim- MARVIN MANAGEMENT \ "Home." -She is first seen PCt!^Lois Weber for the Universal Com- pany. Mildred Harris (Mrs, Charlie Fhaplln) is the star, with Henry Tree” Woodward playing opposite. The “The Willow attraction is now showing at the Which I Strand theatre. A Picturization of the Famous Broadway Stage P av [ FI1RS.X FILL f*Y TOOTH Ran a W'hole Season in N. Y. LdNot my “THE WILLOW TREE” TODAY L YOU "Run FO® ALSO TODAY AND TOMORROW CONGRtV^ HI FOR THE DITMAS THEATRE k DIRECT FROM THE CAPITOL THEATRE, N. Y. % in what is probably tho most, color- ful and fascinat ng role of her career, V.oia Dana delighted the patrons at ‘The Of German the Ditmas theatre yesterday, when Exploits | she was seen In "The Wilow Tree" Miss Dana appeared in the role ot u little Japanese maiden. U-35” The story of “Tho Willow Tree” Submarine is is of a young Eng! shman who AN AMAZING PICTORIAL RECORD OF HUN SUBMARINE rejected by liis sweetheart for a r ch- er man. and who turns eastward to WARFARE TAKEN FROM THE DECK OF THE U 35 Japan to forget everything Once in the land of the rising sun he 'loses his native n Identity and Ives like a TOMORROW AND THURSDAY spite of the remonstrance of a friend whom he meets in Japan. Then Hamilton, the Eng'ishman, encoun- ters an old native wood-carver, who in which s the beauti- Warwick lias an image on Robert rush to return to St, Michael carved figure of a girl, and Ham- SAX' FRANCISCO,—In a last minute s| fully missed the tran. ilton at length buys the image. boarding schofil at Livermore, Cal., Miss Teresa Conway , Aviator Harold L. In Hearts” There Is a egend which accompa- With a "tardy" mark threateenlng she requisitioned “An Adventure via the air ro-ute nies the carved figure, however, which | Coffee and h s plane. "Bluebird II." and made the trip Ticture shews Miss Con- PICTURE conrorns the spirit of the willow tree, | reaching her study room before th e bell rang. A 1920 PARAMOUNT-ARTI’RAFT nnd Ham ton is told that if he will j v 'v just about to hop Into the plan e with Aviator Coffee. place a mirror in the arms of the] maiden she will como to life, ALSO wooden j I Had the Idea. All Right. Thit night while he is shaving he Humans Please asked Gertrude If she knew merrily places the mirror according Baboon. Teacher | to the when, ro and behold! More than n hundred wild animals. the difference between “man” and Francis X. Bushman SI .'it I net I legend, the comes to life. “A man is one man and image Including fifteen baboons, have arrived ■‘men.” men i * So Thereafter a love affair Is IN A METRO PHOTOPLAY great In from the Asked is a lot of mans,” was the child’s E* rentin'.1 born between Ham lton and the Jap- England Congo. j | Erltlnys anese maiden, which is interrupted what lie thought of (his country, the reply. nint fina’ly by arrival of the fiancee from senior baboon informed our special “A Pair Of Cupids” Hamilton tells her lie: Bnti- London. But correspondent that the natives did not loves the maid of an aFen race, and i seem nearly so wild ns reports hud led the fiancee retuns to England. And SPECIAL FOUR DAY ENGAGEMENT BEGINNING f TODAY ONLY then the war comes, and Ham ton has him to expect.—London Punch. n^NCREl to choose between love and duty. He ff?M Mr Gem/i/>r£oyup/0rt F/ap&r' ) 26 chooses ove. but the Japanese maiden MONDAY, JANUARY overhears his decirs'on and gives In- structions that the willow tree in cheese front of their homo bo chopped down. With the fall of the tree, the dainty Clara Kimball Young “The maid returns to the lifeless wood of the ACT SUPER-PRODUCTION Splendid image. It really takes a IN THE 8 Beliefs That Center About Pearls. connoisseur Jinny superstitious beliefs prevail 1. OUT OF BIS “Eyes Of Youth” the East those i concerning pearls, gem to fully appre- Sin” I of the oepan deeps. For Instance, 1 Tells Rheumatism Sufierers to — a common thi _ __"■ Is practice (only among Eat Less Meat and Take ciate the deli- ^_^ With MADLINE TRAVERSE 1 rich, needless to say) to powder a pearl Salts nnd swallow it either as a tonic for ciously fascin- Also ANTONIO MORENO in “The Invisible Hand” failing vigor or to ward off Impending Rheumatism Is easier to avoid than to cure, states a well-known authority. COUNIHAN & SHANNON’S 4 disease or III luck; or a maiden may Wj8 are advised to dress warmly; keep ating flavor, the rub her eyes with a pearl and there- the feet dry; avoid exposure; eat less after. by merely gazing nt a man, she meat, but drink plenty of good water. of TOMORROW I Rheumatism is a direct result of eat- tingly taste, may make him her slave! ing too much meat and other rich foods that produce uric acid which is this unusual absorbed Into the blood. It Is the “THE DARK STAR” 1 Food Value of Oatmeal, function of the kidneys to Alter this STRAND The value of oatmeal as a human acid from the blood and cast It out In delicacy. the urine; the pores of the skin are food is established Drs. II. Sher- OTHERS by C. also a means of freeing the blood of A NEW YORK JOURNAL STORY—ALSO | a man, J. C. Winters and V. Phillips In this impurity. In damp and chill? cold TODAY AND WEDNESDAY weather the skin are closed thus the Journal of pores Biological Chemistry. forcing the kidneys to do double work MAN” But It needs milk In addition, and the they become weak and sluggish and COMING—“THE MIRACLE eliminate the which CHARPLESC two together can furnish a man with fail to uric acid keeps accumulating and circulating iJDAIRY PRODUCTS J Mil the he needs. _B4TABLI4HIO IQ >S protein through the system, eventually settling 1——I— XI IU>Wt#H 1A. —•— --- — ■ ■ in the joints and muscles causing stiff* Mrs. Charlie Chaplin ness, soreness and pain called rheuma- ... ,■ ■ ., s Photo Dramatlo Production (Mildred Harris) In Lola Weber’s Sensational ■■■■■ n ." ■ — tism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy about four ounces ! of Jad Salts; put a tc,blespoonful in a glass of water and drink before break- fast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric acid by stimula- “FORBIDDEN” ting the kidneys to normal action thus i SEE THIS GREAT PLAY! j the blood of these impurities. how this ridding When the wounded man came to, he couldn’t understand Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless his own it wasn t Majestic young girl could have shot him with gun—when and is made from the acid of CRESCENT grapes How did it happen? Why did she do It? ! and lemon juice combined with llthia loaded! HOME OF BETTER SHOWS In "FORBIDDEN" and see a pic- KUHN MANAGEMENT—THE and is used with excellent results by See beautiful Mildred Harris you’ll that woman Knows. A play that you thousands of folks who are subject to ture of the great temptation every Theatre ! showing. Don’t miss it. Here have for years. Now I rheumatism. you a pleasant, won’t forget | effervescent llthia-water drink which ALSO 'helps overcome uric acid and is bene- Attraction to your kldnej'S as well.—Adv. Big Extraordinary jflclal 3 DAYS ONLY CHARLIE CHAPLIN Jan. I Today, Tomorrow & Thursday, 20, 21, 22 •Thursday, Friday, Saturday in “THE VAGABOND” 3 DAYS ONLY 3 and PATHE WEEKLY lan. 2?, 23, U THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY FARNUM TALMADGE in WILLIAM HOPP HADLEY’S NORMA “The Isle Of in “Wolves of the "MOVICAL” COMEDY Conquest”_ Night” NEXT WEEK—MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY “CONFESSION” New lizard

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