The evening world. dated January 8, 1916

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ae THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916. Se iis Nas caeia | Bi lve oe " ; EN n , ca. ae rE 7 eae i ] a é town, was

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‘THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916. BABIES’ HOMES” e=~+~-ssree~~~-s, BY GAS DEMANDED "sens BY GERMANY TILL REAP Bl

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; nererenry a The Evening World Daily Magazine, Saturday, January 8, 1916 Prison Reform ere By J. H. Cassel Petiaewes Datty

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Oe About Plays and Players Irving Berlin, ragtimeolo already begun working on a new) musical production for Charles Dil- i

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, SPECIAL AMUSEMENT NUMBER The Amusement Manager An Appreciation. BY SAMUEL FREEDMAN. Let us consider the Amusement Manager.

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inal idea had been Edison's, and in i Pathe had recognized the SE TS Sy hate erent cA al i a SLIPPERS TH RATE, HE HERS ~ ALM

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— DANCING CARNIVAL HAS MORE PATRONS THAN A YEAR AGO Crowded Floors Testify to} Unfailing Popularity of ‘) Delightful Pastime.

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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, KEITH VAUDEVILLE ADBRILLIANT YEAR WITH BIG STARS From Dramatic and Op- In the year

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1 ‘ RICHARD W. TULLY, AUTHOR AND PRODUCER, PROMISES NEW PLAYS. week of the tourney, but public tn- ts clalmi Samuel Rachmann,

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a RL OREO RE SS RT cD ce Le WILLIAM FOX PUTS FILM TRUST OUT OF BUSINESS Victory Won in Highest Court of Vast Importance to

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TER A Nn NN A RAE EA A AR AE RA SE — A Mystery By Albert Payson Terhune Romance The Newest PATHE Picture, Now Being Presented

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—_——_ By Sylvester Rawling. lings of some ‘Wagnerites, who look for more thun- Gerous utterances by the instruments. ‘Mer.