The brutality of Nero to the early
Christians, the horrors visited dur
ing the Spanish Inquisition, the cruel
ties of the middle ages all are sur
passed in tho records of the Turkish
outrages
"Auction of ftottls" first shows the
Armenian people happy and contented
on their hillsides In the shadow of
ancient Mr. Ararat. Then the Turks
encourf red by the Germans who
found a technicality In tht the Ar
menians were under Russian protec
tion, decided upon deportation of
hundreds of thousands of them.
Their homes are entered and pil
laged. 1.000 of their men are Incin
erated In one bulldlnR. Into which
they are lured with the story that
they are wanted to cast a ballot and
commands are posted everywhere
during an Immediate departure for
lands for several hundred miles distant.
Aye. .. .that's the question!
WO.NDKRFIL!
VTUd-fllver training unsurpassed
sjras wltnesscl at .the IMetro studios
after Bert Lytcll had cot an auto
mobile Into K. I. condition os per
the script of "One-ThinirAt-A-Tlmr
O'Pay." Joseph KHirnur stood by and
watched tho machine take shnpn
once more under I.ytell's dexterous ' small store In the gni.se of a peasant
A thrilllns story, a beautiful and
talented star, a splendid cast, excel
lent direction and some wonderful
Photoplay all go to make up Norma
Talmadse's latest Select Picture. "Tho
New Moon," In which she is "presented
by Joseph M. Sehenck at the Plaza
theatre four days, starting Sunday
nlarht, June 8. "The Kew Moon" i the
story of a Russian Princess, Marie
Pavlovna, who flees to a netgliborlnp
province when her castle is attacked
by anarchists, and takes refuge in a
hand.
