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' “Dangerous Waters” _ Seats for this big production; Matinee, Saturday, 10 and 15 cents; Boths Nights, 15 ‘ and 25 cents, net. DON’T MISS SEEING “BROKEN BLOSSOMS.” GRIFFITH’S MASTERPIECE. We have selected for presentation at the Curtiss in the next two weeks the following reductionsâ€"H. B. Warner in “The Man Who Turned White.” William Farnum in . ~ olves of the Night.” Bryant Washburn in “Why Smith Left Home.” Tom Mix in “391mg, Ridin Romance.” Houdini in “The Grim Game,” an Art-\ raft Special. " "The 01f," Missouri,” “Desert Gold,” “The Lottery Man.” Each and everyone @ a production of class and merit and is well worthwhile seeing. Saturday, November 8th Marguerite Clatk in “Widow by Proxy” D. W. Glifliths “BROKEN Bl0550MS‘ COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th and 15th, For Two Days BILLY WEST TWO REEL COMEDY. .- ........................ ‘THE HOT DOG” William Desmond Kind Qs'fbl-Tmifi'ga 5:515"? \iritloii' ivhen ybii want to be a real wife to a man who “slmp loathes shams”-â€"well, believe the lady with the veil, Marguerite Clark is some little rabbeygugpe‘r inf‘Widqw by Proxy.” ~Ju'(Paw/mum[y’drlcra/l Q’t’dm Honest to oodness! C! 1% cross our heart and hope to die! It’s no fun wearing widow’s w ‘ and weeping fora ' ear departed who never existed. A....l t-.. I..\:..... .. “lulu. “Jan... .. Lnn "m. m...“ on .m n ma] u-ifo tn 1: nmn whn See it! Y5u'll laugh till the téars come. .urtiss Theatre INTERN ATION AL N EWS Tuesday, November 11th Finis-n Dunc-d. in} ma: In. "Dunne. 'llfl‘.‘ MARC: U E [BITE C LARK ”5W; 0F PARAMOUNT PICTURES and DOWNEEB GWWW TWO REEL COMEDY SEE The ultra-ultras in one of their wildest frolics~ How the idle rich amuse themselvesâ€"â€" The romantic hero of screen drama in a griflzing plav of hifih societyâ€" 0 “400" at 9 isque Revel. ‘ l A maid who wanted to see? lifeâ€"saw=â€"and saw enough] And learned society’s first; commandment: “Thou shaltI not be found out. ' 1 She started out to “see” life! through a cocktail glass. Seei what happened to herâ€" I Men who will do anythingâ€"â€" Women who do not careâ€"- roxy ” laws {1' The worst spoiled girl in Him worldâ€"41 perfect little furyâ€"a snob of snobs, but 9 .in spite of all this you simp- E3ily can‘t help enjo 'ing her lpranksâ€"particulary one in lwhich she is captured for "Espeeding in her racing car and then calmly tells her in- " fnocent chaufier it serves him ‘ gright when they are arrest- ffied for breaking all speed realm 4 Acts Select Vaudevifle ii-fé'o? tfiévslum childrEn. And now we own choice when you see it next week. a. 1‘5“- . “Jusi“fi31i§'7‘i§ice §ou and I envy the rich and ' . , t , . filthe!‘ has a .moqopolypn the joys of life. In thepép’éflzpfe‘fi; “gufhx’e Pied}! t thmk rtfwv ivery nch htgzle gmrl X238 and then we see how the same little ‘rl DI‘E In e we gee 1 e o the slum children. pow we’re guessing which is the bettgelr ogjogafle Wild ' - your Until she left her-Millionâ€" aire Grandfather’s home, Amy had never had a real baby in her arms. When she first saw slum children she . . “she couldn’t bear to have ’-.‘ the dirty brats touch her.” , __ .7 :A, . _ Then something happened and she learned there 3 noth ng so sweet in all the wo/rld as a real bahy‘gm‘nggling close 913 to one’§ breast. “THE HOODLUM” Mary Pickford Thursday, November 13111 .‘ BURTON HOLM ES TRA VELOGUE An outcast of society? Scorned as n squaw man! What right had he to love 11 good wonmn? But when the brother whom tamished honor he had saved told the truth. and the Indians came in their war paint. who felt ashmm-d then? The story of an exile re- claimed by love, told in beau- tiful scenes that Much the heart or stir the blood. The world fmnous novel of pioneer days enacted by an gall-star cast in scenes of vi. :vid realism. i Scouts, miners, Indians, sweethearts of the old West. romance of boundless plain and trackless mountain, :1]! blended in this fascinating 9tale of a man who lost him- 'self for hate and found a Iwondrous love. . One of the most popular novels ever written. made in to one of the finest pictures ever screened. Countless thousands have read the book. Now you can see the picture. Wednesday, November 1 2th- ‘ A L S 0 INTERNATIONAL NEWS IN AND A BRIGGS COMEDY Novaâ€"bu; 7,719“ i