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That it hav wibeep rgrt e eilte by49 31 honoredifting rinlne,s bit V4 .1 The hope tery grthefu fr his (41ihfu1gudnOct,s spiirtit of ro thiiet Inco u schol.n andh iess. ileigte Chapman Darrett. Jfcre yott ever jfooled by a talking 1 c/ine"? Thiat question sounds absurd to you, doesn't it? Even a South Sea Islander could instantly tell, as soon as he heard it, that a talking machine wasn't a real person. Come to us and hear Edison's new invention, which actually re-creates all forms of music so perfectly that the blasd music critics of the leading newspapers of this country admit in the columns of their papers that they cannot distin guish an artist's voice or instrumental performance from Edison's Re Creation of it. A booklet contain ing their critiques will be furnished gladly. 'NEW EDISOP ?Ae-Creales Abaust We want the opportunity to prove to you that Edison's new invention is not a "talking machine"; that it what no talking machine can d c' A demonstration entails no oliga tion on your part. We wa t you to understand Edison's new a Bro hers nit mmilemm -- .-teimmrrm PATRA OPERA HOUSE. Mrs. Castle's appearance in this supre serial is a corning event o unusual portance to the motion pi ture worl< As an artist Mrs. Cast). stands wvit1 challenge in the frony/rank of Ameri women. :. : :* Everyone Inows, He Ma Everyone Aires Her Everyone Wants to See H-er In Patria Mrs. Castle has every op tunity to display her remarkable satility.:--: Patria is a romance <founded on nation's needs. It is a story of thri adventure on land and sea. Love is the note that rings cle through the whole series. : Surpasses anything yet produced ir from its poirit of interest but for way in which it holds the attentio seekers other than photoplay lovers. IMrs. Vernon Writen. n PATRL t/iarna 'QaseI The Miiacln Girl of the Me(tr(orpwit.a, wvhose )C wchnybe:.utiful So prano voice Wa; chosen for the first tt to determine whether Edison had actual ly succeede,:. in achieving his ambition to re-create the huiman voice so per fectly that his re-creation could not be distinguished from the original. Since then many ether great artists i mnde simnilar tests-:. . ys with the samC suo Jul results. hlear Edison's Re. Creation of Anna Case's vo. and then hear her at the i-Topolita or when shc is on concert tour. This photograph shovs Miss Case actually singing in direct comparison with Edison's Re-Creation of her voice. AA UNE 3 2.n, er-v lingg * .., ... -'f muemn 1 sa't . Castefre 11Great Prdce y ueCe Warto, VI. a5~ e thermarkaleuT e 1