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The “Great Star ami Oartgr Show” presented hy the W. A W. Alfiueement the Ma- Company, Inc., starting at 1 Jth, jestic theatre Monday, January lau- would pass muster on previous STRAND this rels but is adding to its prestige on past THEATRE season rather than living _ glory. Not only is the organization MAJESTIC* but there are larger than ever before, the cast any a haff dozen names in TIMES rec- TODAY LAST one of which would be sufficient TODAY bur- ommendation to the average new lesque show. There Is also two musical comedy hurlettas with a far- termed i clal p’ot ahd euphoniously it I "La Belle Paree" and in “putting of FRANK KEENAN I over" to exploit this aggregation of bal- , talent with good array novelty As a IN | let dances and song members. good measure the individual mem- bers contribute clever bits of their famous vaudeville turns through lit their “THE PMANTOM” the piece as a suitable time for $ display of talent. To those who re- ALSO call Ray Read, mere mention of his hearty t name revives memory of laughter. He Is with the “(Treat S;.ar and Garter” show, better ami fun- 5 VAUDEVILLE ACTS laughable j nier than ever; and equally Is his boisterous way In Charles j of Burns, and adding this great pair has SATURDAY laudi makers is Bi'l Bovls. who TOMORROW, FRIDAY, f others all a style all his cwn, and show ETHEL CLAYTON AND HOLBROOK BLINN '■ ! contribute the'r share to the and in the selection of women the has been unusual’y fortunate manager CHICAGO.—Mrs. John O. Sent h (left) and Miss Mary Garrett Hay Heading the feminine this season. [right), are two or 'he leading Itepu hi can delegates to attend the con- contingent is the beautiful Australian, 1 Women's committee in Jan. * i in “The Hidden Scar” I with tention of the Republican Nations Chicago Florence Parley, Song Bird, i and 6. Mrs. South is chairman of t ho women’s division and Miss is Pauline Ha l, not Hay ■ Chubby Prisdale, | Hall ■hairman of the executive committee WITH forgetting Howard Baden, Bert | § takes the ...II ; ard Klara Hendrix, who j I credit for writing both books. BACK IN CONGRESS OPERA STAR HELD I 5 Vaudeville Acts 5 _ 1 | BIG FEATURES ARRANGED {Jhe immortAL dramatic poem by NEXT MONDAY, JANUARY 19TII f FOR STRAND THEATRE Maurice Tourneur we have | MSO LIGHTNING BRICE IN "WOLF NIGHTS" 1 / of come to expect something spectacu- Suffragists Name Press Section. The Fourth Episode the run CHICAGO. — George Baklanoff, New Woman Suffrage ’' larly different from ordinary The Jersey THE GREAT RADIUM MYSTERY of feature motion pictures. Such j lussian baritone of the Chicago Op- Association announces the organiza- "THE MIRACLE MAN" IS COMING I White Heather” a of successes as “The G ra Company, has been arrested on tion of a press section the newly | WITH | and “Sporting Life” demonstrated d eportation warrant signed by Sec- formed men's council for suffrage to MADISON AND BOB REEVES his peculiar genius In transferring r 3tary of I.abor Wilson, following a ratification. A poll of tho newspa- | EILEEN SEDGWICK, CLEO action of the the screen the thrilling c harge of immoral conduct made by pers of New Jersey taken by the As- melodramas, The Also Includes a Two Reel Comedy and best of the Drury Lane j [ le. -Elvira Amazar, a soprano. Mile. | sociation shows that ninety-five per Program He has done a similar work with f mazar accuses Baklanoff of having cent of them favor woman suffrage Other'Pictures. - “The Life Line.” his latest Para- t roUght her to this country undef an and the ratification of tho Federal SHANNON which is at COUNIHAN & mount-Artcraft picture, s nderstanding by whieh she expected Amendment. COMING SOON—WILLIAmYaRNUM IN AN EIGHT REEL g the Ditmas theatre. The story was editors who t 3 become his wife. She charges she Among the prominent SUPER “WOLVES OF THE NIGHT** adapted from the famous English [ iter discovered her supposed fiance are members of the Press Section are: PRODUCTION, “The Romany stage production, a and _ A. of the Jour- y ad wife family Jn RussifCjj Joseph Dear, Jersey orchestra Rye,” by George R. Sims. >] he man and the jftid_in nal, of Jersey City: James Kerney, of Crescent symphony The task of making a motion pic- thc^cas^ArM g down above. file Trenton Evening Times; George | ture of this gripping melodrama of M. Hartt, of the Passaic Daily News; STRAND sunny British fields and the raging John M. Matthews, of the Paterson open sea was one which, we Imagine, t Press Guardian; E. A. Bristor, of the [ Mr. Tourneur approached with the J PROGRAM AGAIN Passaic Daily Herald; Elmer B. Boyd, masterful CRESCENT utmost gusto. He loves of the New Brunswick Home News; dramas with romantic, manly heroes, Julius Grunow, of the Jersey Journal 1 broad sweep, and smashing climaxes. HASR16ATTRACTI0NS of City; Ernest I.. Smith, of the him Jersey “The Life Line” offered just Atlantic City Press Unlo-n; J. Logan T made full uso of his a omorrow—Friday—Saturday this, and ho has As Gypsy, ticket taker-at circus, Clevenger, of Perth Amboy Evening There is little chance opportunities. Peggy] Hyland, the "William Fox star, News; Wm. II. Fischer, of the New i AT P. M. 9 subtle development; of the most fas- MATINEE 2.30 EVENING 7 AND P. M. for character iss said to have one Jersey Courier of Toms River; J. and the good stay , screen career in 1 the bad stay bad, cinating roles of her Lyle Kinmonth, of the Asbury Park good. But is this not just as true to "The■ Merry-Go-Round," at tho Cres- DITMAS Shore Press; Charles A. Prickitt, of What as sudden reformations? This is and tomorrow. mystery life cent, theatre today the Metuchen Recorder and John H. MARVIN MANAGEMENT a of great scenes, of heroic ( to be the picture Gvpsy eventually proves Cook, of the Red Bank Register. lurks behino action under tho stress of gigantic child, of rich New Yorkers—gypsies emergencies and Impending dpath, of having] kidnapped her when she was men and passionate worn- twoj old. Jack Hatherton, the SPECIAL ATTRACTION % SPECIAL \ this door ? Impulsive years WAR HERO WOULD BE ATTRACTION en. man of her heart, buys the circus, UMPIRE Mr. Tourneur has given us at the and, with Jack's help Gypsy circum- — TODAY AND TOMORROW a of an their very outset dashing picture vents her real parents in Hugh Miller, Former First Baseman, old-time English hunt, with scores scheme to force her into a loveless Prefers Diamond to a Career TOURNEUR PRE3ETNS of brilliantly clad lords and ladies marriage with an old man. MAURICE following the hounds. It but whets "The Merry-Go-Round” is as strik- on a Newspaper. to The the appetite for what is come. ing] a reflection of the life of circus romantic figure of Jack Hearn^, the as ever was offered peoplej off parade Hugh Miller, one of the heroes of Romany Rye, leader of the nomadic to( the theatre-going public. the who will no ball gypsy band, played by Jack Holt, Tho Joys and the sorrows of circus war, play more comes back among his people after a people; the freakishness of freaks; because of his wounds, will not give abroad. master trip Phillip Royston, thej vagaries of sawdust stars, supple- up the game. I of Manor has been a love tale that “THE LIFE Cragsnest nearby, ment tho charm of a He Is to land a In some struck by the beauty of Laura, is told in a series of exciting episodes going Job He her to gypsy maiden. invites ending in a smashing climax. And good minor league as au umpire and visit him at and Jack comes and night, there is just enough of heroics work bis way up to the big show In an We learn also, without lnvitatlotn. gun-play, to season the romance pro- that line. Miller" has entirely recov- with a thrill that Jack is Royston's perly. ered his health and for a half brother and the rightful owner Tho plot is an excellent one, in- except of Cragsnest. volving a kidnapping, a gypsy maiden slight limp Is hs good ns ever, but a LINE” and as the heroine, wealth poverty 11100 can’t count himself as an active in that and a most feli- paths cross, when he carries rt- few German citous intermingling of love scenes player A 1920 Paramount-Artcraft Super Special and heroic action. Miss Hyland is bullets around In bis body best it is seen at her best—and her At present Miller is employed on a Its action embraces great fire scenes' shipwreck, daring difficult to match. St. Louis newspaper and Fox pictures are noted for origin- making good j rescues on a storm-swept sea, the life of the underworld, of the of as a chaser of the elusive news item, ality, but the new Hyland picture gypsy camp, of “upper ten” society. cfrrts life breaks the record for au- but the call of the game is strong thentic atmosphere. with the former first baseman and he “The Life Line” will be a memorable event in your Tho program also includes the photo- the diamond to a career as a miss it! fourth episode of the “Great Radium prefers play experience. Don’t Mystery" and scribe. others._ —ALSO— NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I executor of Au- Andrew P. Petersen, When .. Scarce. I gust deceased, by direction Petersen, A hundred n of the Surrogate of the County of years ago paper was so BEATRIZ notice to the Middlesex, hereby gives leur in this county that butchers used creditors of the said August Petersen to their customers to bring in their debts, demands and give the''meat, claims against the estate of the said wrapped up In a large vegetable leaf. 'I deceased, under, oath or affirmation, within nine months from this date, or I .. they will bo forever barred of any action therefore against the said exec- utor. Michelena RS Dated November 18, 1919. NOT A P. PETERSEN, THEORY, M- Blossom ANDREW use of By Henry Executor. It’s a fact that the | In A Metro Production 10300—ll-19-9t-oew-wed.: moderate ’ PUT CREAM IN NOSE .. alcohol even in NOTICE is AND STOP CATARRH no- as taken in tonics All persons concerned may take doses “SALOVtY JANE” tice that the Subscriber Administrator, in effect. greatest etc., of Nels C. 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