The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1918, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, Bates At, MAROH 9, 1918, » = a Dros Monose EAST RIS SS OMS, | Mackett will again be seen in the | «THR KAISER” ON SCREEN war—and thon | FAIRBANKS AT RIVOLL — |“WOMAN AND THE LAW” | “THEATRES. " Plays for the the shutting in by a gacwetsra tani AT BROADWAY THEATRE nin reel after - IN “HEADAN’ SOUTH” REMAINS AT THE LYRIC) / EMPIRE WINTER GARDEN "5: 0G OE rilling American and a forecast | onflict, otic partie! o end of Douglas Fairbanks, in “Hea an Arteraft comedy of us sort identified with thie ‘8 exuberant personality, will be ‘4 leading feature, 1 he cactus count Coming Week sisi win. ee oe ¥ | production of the 1 ' f William If, Be at ¢ ¥.Jand during tts tn mang, th hat erereenn CLL KL es AL JOLSON inSINBAD | ok at the Lyric Theatre, ‘This |] NEW AMSTERDAM %,,"%a Greatest Musteal Bhaw an F 319 | 44th ST, Wreatye, ROOF TH EAT RR hee EER Follew the Girl Mees OTH ST. 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