The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1918, Page 9

» } LE iow HMMM HU Ree PUAAMUMUE MOMMA RM MORNE NR PO Pe CT AAUNAAN NH Te Democracy” At the Following Theatres NEW YORK Loew's West End, ¢ 368 W. 125th St. Loew's New York, 1520 B'way Loew's 116th St., 132 W. 116th St. Loew's 86th St., 162 E. 86th St Loew's New 42d St., Lexington Ave. & 42d St. Loew's Circle, B’way at 60th St. Savoy, 112 W. 34th St. Harlem Opera House, 2314 3d Ave, Washington, Amsterdam Ave. & 149th St. Burland, 985 Prospect Ave. Spooner, 963 Southern Boulevard. Elsmere, Parkway & Elsmere Pl. University, Jerome Ave. & Fordham Pl, United States, 2711 Webster Ave. Bunny, 3589 Broadway. Empress, 544 W. 18ist St. Heights, 81st St. & Wadsworth Ave, Concourse, Fordham Road & Concourse. Lyric, 213 W. 42d St. Odeon, 256 W. 145th St. Odeon Annex, 58 Clinton St. Brooklyn Loew's Royal, 15 Willoughby Ave. Loew's Broadway, Broadway & Stockton St. Cumberland, 327 Cumberland St. Duffield, 249 Duffield St. Rialto, 1085 Flatbush Ave. Eden, 201 Atlantic Ave. Bunny, 314 Flatbush Ave. Miller, 747 Sutter Ave. Vermont, 2120 Pitkin Ave, Park, Sth Ave. & 44th St. Garden, 740 Manhattan Ave. Paradise, 810 4th Ave, Marathon, 188 Prospect Park West Atlantic, 70 Atlantic Ave. Sumner, Sumner & Gates Aves. Central, 432 Central Ave. Globe, 11 Sumpter St. New Garden, 542 Livonia Ave Linden, 815 Flatbush Ave, Mapleton, 18th Ave, & 65th St. West End, 5128 New Utrecht Ave. Oxford, 552 State St. Highway, 1405 Kings Highway. Ditmas, 115 Ditmas Ave. Out of Town Castleton, West New Brighton,S.1. Richmond, Stapleton, S. I. #alace, Tottenville, 5, 1. Hamilton, Yonkers, American, Yonkers, Strand, Portchester, N.Y. Columbia, Far Rockaway, L. I Proctor's, Portchester, N. Y. Westchester, Mt. Vernon, Comedy, Jamaica, L. I, Nassau, Port Washington, L. I. Athena Hall, Port Jefferson, L. I. Arcade, Lynbrook, L. 1. Glen, Glen Cove, L. I. Plaza, Freeport, L. I. R.V. C., Rockville Centre, L, L Paragon, Beacon, N. Y. Odd Fellows’ Hall, Pearl River, N. ¥ Empire, Philmont, N. Y. Liberty, Poughkeepsie, N. ¥. Broadway, Newburgh, N. Y. Stratton, Middletown, N. Y. Opera House, Kingston, N, Y. Broadway, Schenectady, N. Y. White City, New Haven, Conn, Princess, Waterbury, Conn, Majestic, Hartford, Conn. Regent, Norwalk, Conn. Davis, Norwich, Conn, Alhambra, Stamford, Conn, Crown, New London, Conn. Palace, South Norwalk, Conn. TRADE y KK HY MARK! My, hy / q a 4 Ny tc MET TaN Wi drama we call the the world’s ae TAUHUUUNUUEUUMMPRDUKEEHNEANTRA ANN Re Re TrLEEREAIEE TE EEE WETEEE rs It is the longest picture ever made, the most absorbing and the most magnificent—a splendid | example of the sort of picture which has put Paramount Motion Pictures where they are, foremost. Its star is known world wide by his marvellous characterization of Abraham Lincoln. Student, artist, author, Benjamin Chapin has made this screen drama his masterpiece. No emotion is left untouch« of dramas. Its scope is Homer! Peace and through War, it mov of the body and the strug,.‘e tosy laughter and pale tears. d by this colossus It moves through s amid the struggles s of the soul, it has Early frontier life is here, and joyous, the slave trade 1} and the slave auctions, the fign lrernately dangerous mn the Mississippi ires of great Ameri- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, Nineteenth Century. First chapter of this picture shown March 4th See list of theatres alongside : FAMOUS PLAYERS LASKY CORPORATION S ADOLPH ZUMOR Pres, JESSE L.LASKY Vice Pros. CECIL B.DE MILLE Direct Jemaral /* NEW YORK, MARCH 4, 1918. A Whole Century’s 5 Romance Pluddered : for a Great Motion Picture HE world’s greatest republic emerged out of all that incredible And it has remained for ; greatest motion picture, a Paramount Picture, to weld into one immense photo-play the drama and the romance of that century. Benjamin Chapin ip “Ghe SON of DEMOCRACY Written, Directed and Produced by Benjamin Chapin cans are seen active amid the tumult of the Civil War, and through it all you feel a solemn and unique thrill that this really HAPPENED! “The Son of Democracy” reveals the soul of a great nation finding itself, forging steadily ahead in the spirit of justice and fair play, even as that spirit foday is expressing itself on the torn battle- fields of Europe. A bully show. A memorable one. It divides itself into ten logical chapters, one chapter given at each performanc e, and each chapter a complete drama in itself, See them all if you can. Thousands of theatres have Has yours? J,ook not listed show this and ask WHEN? already booked it. it the list alongside and if page at the ticket office window = yaaa i aa We wit WNT Wiw .