tective to save the kleptomaniacs '
from robbing each ohe.r and the
guests, but a thief gets into the house
who is thought to be the police offi
cer. All money and valuables are :
a stage ; given to him and the maid who is his '
asrent. but another character enters
just in time to prevent the thieves
from getting away with their booty. I
Tonight will see the final presenta- j
tion of the glad play, "Happiness," ;
which has be.en scoring success after
success this week. j
Julia Dean and Edwin Arden in the
photoplay, "Ruling Passions." will be
the principal attraction at the photo
play concert to be given tomorrow
night. The eighth episode of that
wonderful super-serial, "The iMidnight
Man," will a.!so -be given, featuring
James J. Corbett, former champion
prize fighter. The Pathe News and a
Senne.tt comedy fills out the bill and
the Lyric orchestra promises an ex
cellent program of music throughout.
The initial photoplay starring
Katherine McDonald, the "American
Beauty" has been titled "The Thun
derbolt" and will soon be shown to
the public. Colin Campbell directed
the production.
EMPIRE
Mae Murray Cominir in
Highly Seasoned Melodrama
Mae Murray, Maid of Many Moods
HUBERT
THEATRE
NEW HA VEX.
Entire Week Commencing
Monday.
Mats. Wed. and Sat.
A. H. Woods Presents
The Distinguished Star
LOUIS MANN
-IN
"FRIENDLY
ENEMIES"
By Samuel Shipman and Aaron
Hoffman.
The Comedy That Has Encircled
the Globe,
Hudson Theatre, N. Y. Cast and
Production.
Eves. 50e to $2. Sat. (Football
Night.) 50c to $2.50. Mats. 50c to
$1.50. Seats selling.
