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Phone
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IM),
etc
)
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
screen
fare
will
find
in
it
all
that
wun
fioii.
Al
Snail
and
his
orchestra
8nu"
lu
"H
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h
'7'-
Westholme:
Syd
iiomance.
auvcmuic,
usI":,oc
a
Your
vacation
starts
the
moment
your
Anchor-Donaldson
Master-at-Arms
salutes
you
at
the
gangplank.
This
Is
the
front
door
of
Scotland
;
you
can
already
feel
that
very
gracious
atmosphere
which
you
will
find
again
in
the
fine
old
homes
of
kotland.
And
dignified,
.quiet,
yet
friendly
service.
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Anchor-Donaldson
I
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Siting
tram
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mind,
JJ
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Cutting,
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SUITS
STEAM
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AND
PRESSED
We
Deliver
to
Any
City.
Part
of
thf
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
if
his
money
m
Chaplin
Balfour
in
in
this
somewhat
remarkable
story
"
and
it
is
as
full
of
action
as
an
44
t
egg
is
of
meat.
Junior
Coghlan,
,
..
the
screen
s
best
juvenile
lead,
is
the
star,
with
George
.Duryea,
lovely
Virginia
Bradford
and
big
supporting
cast.
There
is
also
a
good
comedy
and
gazette.
A
fine
program
of
synchronized
s
DROWNING
WAS
DEATH
CAUSE
music
has
been
arranged.
-
.
JS
Coroner's
Inouest
Into
Demise
of
-
William
Gamula
Concluded
j
Yesterday
Afternoon
;
That
the
late
William
Gamula,
whose
body
was
found
floating
in
the
harbor
last
week,
came
to'
his
death
by
drowning
some
time
between
6:30
p.m.
Tuesday
and
11
a.m.
Wednesday
following
injuries
sustained
between
the
same
hours
in
some
manner
untcnown
Borden.
Sank.
Dissatisfaction
at
had
visited
all
stores
where
deceased
might
have
gone
to
purchase
clotl.ir.g
and
also
the
restaurants
but.
as
far
as
could
br
learned,
be
Wad"
not
been
seen
on
the
evening
of
February
26.
The
waterfront
hrd
aho
been
fruitlessly
combed
with
a
view
to
picking
up
(ieceaied's
cap.
The
lart
tii.
e
he
hal
been
seen
alive,
as
far
as
could
be
learned,
was
on
'Tuesday
evening
at
5:30.
1
George
Gamula,
recalled,
testi-!
fied
that
deceased
had
complained
of
suffering
from
headache.
He
i
had
said
that
he
had
had
influenza
!
on
the
farm
a
month
and
a
half
ago.
He
was
of
a
quiet
disposition
and
was
not
quarrelsome.
1
In
reviewing
the
evidence,
Coroner
Watt
referred
to
the
fact
that
cuts
and'
bruises
on
the
face
had
come
up
much
more
plainly
after
the
application
of
embalming
fluid
by
the
undertaker.
The
nature
of
the
injuries
might
suggest
that
they
had
been
brought
about
by
the
body
(rasing
some
object
such
as
a
banweled
pile
in
falling.
The
jury
took
Cbout
15
ml
notes
to
arrive
at
its
verdict.
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
MILK
MILK'
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
newest
picture,
directed
i
Carey
he
story
from
1
It
(
u
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Man
PAGE
EIGHT
I
I'M
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
7
AND
9.
P
M.
JUNIOR
COGIILAN
(The
Screen's
Leading
Juvenile
Star),
in
CCfo
fi
"B
1
71
ft
M
I
D
m
an
1VI
lancea
ivionev
With
GEORGE
DURYEA,
LOVELY
VIRGINIA
BRADFORD
AND
BIG
CAST.
.Alack
Sennett
Comedy
"SMITH'S
BABY'S
BIRTHDAY
"
'SPORTLIGHT
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
ORCHESTRAL
SELECTION
"MADAME
SHERRY."
FINE
PROGRAM
OF
SYNCHRONIZED
MUSIC
ADMISSION,
35c
AND
10c.
COMING
SOON
SYD
CHAPLIN
AND
BETTY
BALFOUR
(the
English
Mary
Pickford),
in
"SKIRTS."
AT
WESTHOLME
'
"Marked
Money,"
the
mid-wee
attraction
at
the
Westholme,
is
a
fine
colorful
story
of
daring
youth.
Lovers
of
first-class
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Wednesday
and
Thursday
.
Capitol:
"The
Awakening"
,
with
Vllfnf
Bankey.
,
FrfdajTVnd
Saturday
'
Capitolr
"The
Water
Hole"
'"LUXURIANT
FILM
TONIGHT
AT
CAPITOL
Vilma
Hanky
in
"The
Awakening"
Is
Glorious
Picture
Entertainment
The
thrill
of
hard-riding
Uhlans,
the
world-famous
calvary
troops
that
were
Germany's
pride
before
the
War;
comedy
in
quaint
rustic;
inns;
twilight
courting
in
sleepy
country
lanes;
stern
drama
in
a
shell-torn
convent;
a
wild
ride
for
liberty
through
a
storm
of
shrapnel
and
bullet.
These
are
among
the
high
spots
of
Vilma
Banky's
first
starring
picture.
"The
Awakening,"
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight
and
Thursday.
1
Miss
Banky
appears
as
Marie,
lovely,
quiet,
modest,
whose
virtues
are
the
village
boast.
Into
the
ordered
goodness
of
her
life,
a
storm
appears
in
the
person!
ol
Captain
the
Count
Karl
von
Hagan,
with
his
troop
of
Uhlans
on
the
spring
manoeuvres.
In
the
little
Alsatian
hamlet,
indignation
mounts
iu
the
hearts
of
and
that
the
circumstances
did
me
peasants
as
iney
see
atarie
not
suggest
feul
play
was
the
ver-
courted,
and
won,
by
this
phil-dict
of
the
Jury
which
investigated
anderer
Karl,
whom
they
know
the
demise
of
the
Ukrainian
fsrm
is
seeking
only-conquest.
"The
laborer,
who
had
recently
eom
to
Awakening."
tells
how
their,
the
city
from
the
prairies.
The
great
romance
almost
grew
to
verdict
came
at
the
conclusion
of
equally
great
tragedy,
and
of
thej
the
inquest
yesterday
afternoon
advent
of
the
War
that
brought!
1
before
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt.
tnem
together.
!
j
Sergeant
1.
P.
M.
Hannah
and
rroducer
Samuel
Goldwyn'
!
George
Gamula
were
recalled
to
of
the
fMt
thj(t
hf
,4j
the
witness
stand
at
yesterday
Btinth
mrch
for
a
Btory
Slrtt.
afternoons
session.
session.
Sergeant
.
mi.
nanfcv'.
fl.t
tr.i
Hannah
read
translations
of
four
unposted
letters
which
had
been
found
in
deceased
clothing.
,
Three
of
the
letters
were
to
a
brother
and
one
to
a
friend,
all
at
ring
picture
was
well
in
"The
Awakening."
rewarded
I
Not
only!
did
he
find,
the
story,
but
from!
England,
he
brought
back
Wal
ter
Byron,
a
young
hnglishman
conditions
here,
as
far
as
finding
"
"
"
iwnuricn
picmre.,
a
work
waa
concerned,
was
express-
eadinp
man
to
Miss
Hanky,
ed
In
Uie
letter.-,
as
well
as
an
Lotjls
Wolhelm,
hailed
as
the
intention
of
returning
tot
Sa-
most
magnificent
of
the
screen's
akatchewan.
In
one
of
the
letters
character
players,
following
his
deceased
nreil
tliat
the
necesry
,uccess
in
"The
Tempest"
and
raorey
be
nent'him
to
return
to
the
"The
Racket,"
has
the
last
of
the
1
prairies,
as
ni
had
left
the
most
three
great
roles
in
Miss
Banky's
,
di
deposit
in
a
bank.
i
Srireiti!t
i:t
Hannah
Hannah
stated
tnat
tn
Victor
Fleming
Wilson
adapted
the
original
of
"ranees
Marion.
A
festure
of
th's
picture
Is
the
.ae
of
Irving
Berlin's
newest
song
success,
"Marie,"
in
the
musical
r:omp
n'ment.
Mr.
Berlin
vrotc
the
song
to
honor
Miss
Banky
and
her
role
in
"The
Awakening."
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CLASS!
COLOR!
COMFORT!
WARMTH!
Tonight
and
Thur
35c
and
5c
VILMA
BANKY
in
"THE
AWAKENING"
You
will
see
your
own
romance
re-born
in
the
iiiv.
.
life
of
this
innocent
peasant
beauty
.and
her
gay
nt
t
;,
,
,
of
many
loves.
It
will
thrill
you
1
Captivate
you!
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it
und
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