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Pauline Starke is featured Wednes-
cni'da~y and Thursday in "Salvation
1111MNell" which is produ ced from the
stage play- that Mrs. Fiske madei
with a fanmous. The story is an intensely
beauti- 1human on,( and concerns New York's
or the Fast Side and the romance of a Sal:
e plotj vation Army worker.
elding, The story of an orphan girl adopted
life, is by a rich artist--that is the theme of
breed. Shiirly Mlason's latest picture "Ever
Rose- Since Ev'e," which is here for the re-
e cast. mainder of the week. "Ever Since'
tle in- Eve" is a little romance admirably;
r life, suited to Mliss Mfason, It is what may
'ing in be called a surprise play inasmuch asi
zabeth the final scene is utilized to clear up
e Fol- a mystery~ which has marked the pro-,
ped to gross of the story throughout.
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days of the weekz. There is plenty ofj
action in the picture, dealing with a
gambling resort which a girl is obliged
to manage.
Alice Lake is seen Wednesday and
Thursday in "The Misfit Wife." Thisf
picture is well staged and 'depicts an
existence much more interesting than
the lives of most "misfits."
jEdna Murphy andi Johnnie Walker
are 'the stars in "Play Squ~are." The
plot concerns the struggle of a boy
to redeem himself from evil surlTround-
ings.
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Helen Shipman in her new musical
comedy "Lola" is here for a week's

Shipman just conmpleted her tour. The is a bad investment, and many and
story, of the play revolves around the amusing are the complications awising' Cour:
doings of a cash girl from Johnson's -from Lola's management. T~he musical taught
Food Emporium in Kokomo, Ind., wvho numbers include a number of 'song univers
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