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STAMFORD THEATRE.
E: 3.11 ”HI—P1
1‘11 L'ocxwooos HALL TONIGHT.
An ucdlont program of motion pic»
vatnrahasbeenarrangedtortodafat‘
t, 1.11 {Jake'ood‘a Hall which will include a
nrprise Vitagraph feature. Tomorrow,
lotto will offer Dorothy Donnelly in s
‘ beautiful visulization 01 “Sealed Val-
?on” a picturesque appeal from the
Rockies. Mine Donnelly, who originat-
ed the title role in "Madame X" is
‘ea‘ld to be at her best in "Sealed Val-
ley." On Friday. Paramount will pre-
sent Cyril Maude in "Peer t‘ynt"
on Saturday “The District Attorney!
At: presented by V. L.
”the same program that has been or
' ranged tor the Regent is shown at that
popular mom‘s house.
‘BOUGHT AND PAID FOR' TONIGHT
AT REEGNT.
With every seat taken 11‘. both ptr-
formances yesterday
was DNScnlkkl at the Regent .tnmtrs
[‘hy the popular l‘avton Stock 15111111111111
and (nice 34.111111 plum-1 1iis1r11uiuutins
indience. Eugene 111131-111. \\ 111111111
Mortimer, Miss litisszit, Mtss lanolin
.and the entire company swwtl in roles
.that were salted to their ability. 'l‘o-
: day. 01101311 ltroadhurst‘s n‘flllra‘l
"' play “Fought and l’a’ui For" will
. .given and as tins is the first local
presentauou of this dramatic vehicle.
another large audience is assured
On Thursday afternoon and evening
,1ho sparkling comedy “Little Miss
Brown” will be presented and on Fri-
day. 1111111111111 Smith's dramatic suc-
7110311 “The Only Son." 0n 111—1111111 night,'
, 'jthe performance will begin a little
later, owing to a lecture to be given
previous to the performance. Saturday:
matinee and night, the play will be
“The Shephard of the Hills.” Reserv-
ed eats are now selling for the entire
mgagement of the. Payton Stock Com-
pany.
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Hovr's THEATRE
" NAT cooowm 111 “THE MASTER
HAND."
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'Flt'noua Actor in a Sensational Photo-
play of Plot and Counterplot.
World Film company releases the
‘ “Hand," hosed on Carroll Fleming's
’. _drama of the same name. \‘ut C. Good
win, the famous actor, appears in the
.tllxn.
. “Nat" is welcome in pictures. As
El, fin actor he is versatile; his name and
,2'personality are familiar to millions.
.Any picture in which .‘he appears is
_ Insured, in adtance, of special atten-
, 11111111111111 Hand” is a strong dra-
MWMM
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abort’t Stay Gray! It Darkens So Nat-
' uraily that Nobody can Tell.
You can turn gray. faded hair beau
' titully dark and lustrous almost over
xiight if you'll 11111 a 5'L‘ell'l. bottle of"
"Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Compound'
\ at any drug store. Millions of‘lmttles
' or this old, famous Sage Tea Recipe
are sold annually, says a well-known
druggist here. because it darkens the
Ihair so naturally and evenly that none
can tell it has'hecu applied:
' Thoso'whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded, dry scraggly and thin
have a sutprise awaiting them. be-
519.1189 after one or two applications the
gray hair vanishes and your looks be-
-'all dandruff goes, scalp itching and
falling hair stops.
This is the age of youth. Grey-hair- 'fl'
ed unattractive folks aren't w'anted
around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage End Sulphur tonight and you'll be
1!
S. B.‘Mat.ineeS‘
are given daily at lamkwood Hall. and l
“‘l'hc \‘1rgtnt11u"'
,thrilling climaxes characterize
, cowardly husband squandered;
'in mm Dancers. ’ the show at the Pal--
.of this neck promises to eclipse an\'- 1
come luxuriantly dark and beautiful— 7
'l'l11' ll11~11111'1;111, :111 .\lla11 Linc stcatnsltitr was attackth by a German sulnnarinc. Saturday melting, Sept. 4, 150 11131115 ofl'
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E57,. m. E. ... .. W. .. . ._- .. ~-— cm To. _- u .1.
u1.1.1t not th1 n1 11 as one “till a trio llrothcn sensational g} 111111.512. and next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes— acting as possible. I hate tried to be
1.1! \1illuns _1u.~l .1t1ot1l as tallainous as: booked as the greatest in vaudeville.
Villains can be "there are lit a hus- 'l‘hc usual high class motion pictures
band who marrlcs a rich widow. want: are shown with each performance. T1195
her money. and stops at nothing short pictures change every day, the vaude-
ol slow n111r1l1'r to gain his ends: (3) {ville twice a week.
11 fruit-ale accomplice. a lady doctor,
who drugs the unsu<p1~Cting woman
and plans to marry hubbx when the 1 .-
wife dies; 1’.) a rascally doctor who A Play-bwThrce' Acts,
keeps a when: sanitarium and con- Bricux.
spires with hubby and the lady doctor
to have the w1fe committed to h1s san- h." 11111. ~b:‘- kin-ant ‘1 31111111} 111 thc
llarium. tommunity Club rooms. 53 West twe-
This prologue of evil doing is follow “WV chlglstlny. O1 tobcr 20th at 4
ed by {our thrilling acts of plot and ‘
counter plot; throughout all of which. '
Mr. Biglow, played by Nat Goodwin,
appears as the instrument of good He : 111 March Nth. 1913. in the
rescues Mrs Rallaton from the sani- Fulton Theatre. New York. under the
this am:- pit-(1.». or the Medical Review of Re.
and 1i1111~ Sociological Fund. On Sunday
rounds oi! everything else happily, or. afternoon, April 61h, 1913, there was
on after Rallston has done 111111511111 to given in Wafihinslon. D. (1.. a special
death by reckless 32.103.01.112. riding, guest performance for members at the
Clever production, good photography Cabinet, both houses of Congress, tht1
earnest acting, and many exciting and .l‘1zited States Supreme Court, repre-
thriilling climaxes characterize tl1le1rcz1tzztl1111s c! the Diplomatic (‘orpa
picture, which will surelyjlease, inter- 211.1! tzlurr prom'ncut people in nation‘
eat and hold any mollmt picture 111.111» .4 111.» 11')... National Theatre was
01109 nowadays Men the. demand in (1:011:11111 with line foremost men and
feature films is for modern themes 0f . 2 11: 1;.1. 11." 1.!111 t‘upitai. including the
NSF-tilled ““9““ tzolml 1131-1111:.1111111 of’tlit‘tl city.
V This thrilling tale will he told on the 131-1.“ he thwe performances
screen at Hoyt's Theatre in Washinp - : 1’11'r.'.tl1'.u:< endorsement of the
lon'slrt‘tfl 011 “3‘3“" 0" "”3 week. 1 ‘:- 111.111 11 derision 011 the part at
111.11 11.a11z-;;emcnt to offer it in every
"DAMAGED GOODS."
by Eugene
"1'l111‘Tnltl’y "Dames-1.1 Goods," 411 to
" 1 pin-‘1' was 1311.5" produced in Am
11.1:
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PAEACE THEATRE.
The big show is coming tomorrow
ended it a wonderful act. "eTh
H 3' '1 111011 11. hinhcr standard of sex moral-
1‘11 and 11 cloaret understanding of the
'lhcntre tor the lost three days
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thing in the tuttdctilit line seen in; Th Birth f N l
_ e o a lion.
Norunlk this y.eur .lacob P. Adler. i1,
' military dress.
1i .i11. Mitericn who] 11 the peoplc feel-
12.1 1l111 pubif c welfare is dependent;
d11y.chcral Grant is correctly repre- accurate in every detail and keep away
seated in his fatigue uniform, dusty from iheatricalism
and travel-stained, While General Lee
is shown in the complete panopl) 03'.
‘My aim" said Mr. Dr. J. H. Mallory has just returned
Gritllth in speaking of such scenes re- from an automobile trip to Spring-
cently, has been to introduce as little1 field.
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BABY BADLY CHAFED
SKIN NEARLY RAW
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How Baby w» Healer! By
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POW'DER
Mrs. Flooded — "After Another Nurse says ——"'i'ho
everything e‘lae bodys led I used lastbabyltookeareofaufierodwith
Sykes Comfort Powder on a baby a sore, inflamed akin, by no—
that was badly chafed and nearly ing cheep scented talcum powder.
raw. In a few days the sore in- l at once beganuln Sykee' Com—
flamod skin was entirel healed. I tort. Powder, and 5's skin was
always prescribe Com ort Powder soon healed smootban healthy. I
find Comfort Powder works just the
1 d is r
when ‘ he“ mg pow 8" e. aamelor all irritation: of the akin."
quired. goodn- Ralph Flood, Nor-
way Lake, lie. ~E. M. Hilton, Hopethle, Haas.
Nola talcum powder,51he' Col-fed Powder la a y nadi—
greublo to the nut 11.1111».
to akin Mann and children, though w. deal for
ail-.Ioldhggeaueltoiletaad aadaickroomu-u— omen powder-lo
dealers. TRIAL BOX FREE.
”Cod P *wflhflnfih
d“. :pnénddogtloqflenfifiw Wm ‘IVW
\thtt General Robert. E. 11.99. :11
Appomattox. wished to make
son (11 1hr nrcttl 111-tot of the littllll1‘-'
appcms with the cthcral dnnc»
M111 it appears at the. Palace tomor-
row. 'Fridny and Saturday. .1 boxy of;
pretty girls make the act the crust
Success that it has been in the New
York \\'iutergardcn,~ from wil'éncc it
comes to‘lhis city.
But this isn‘t the only strong not
on the bill. Qne oi the richest comed-
ies is promised in ”‘111 Our Honey-
moon." :1 funny farcevln charge of Mr.
tlnal surrender, he~uskcd the bystand-
are for a pencil. Strange to say, not
lie-camp was able to offer him one. At
lust. 1111 hfllccr ot‘ Lou‘s stntl’ extracted
fl--pllt‘lil-‘l. ittltstund :111d rumpu- .quill
' the historic document was written and
the names of 111-ant and Leo affixed ut‘
and Mrs. McDonald, well known stage the bottom . l
The abate bit of history was dug
11p by David W. Gridith‘ during his
staging of "Lee's Surrender to Grant
nt Appomattox,“ one of ‘l1is‘strtklng'
and the coon have a strong comedy historical Bacelmile scenes in 111-1111111111.
and singing act for the last three days. motion 111.11.119.11“ Birth or a Nag
The bill is woundrn’p wit-h Bellclalt' W1” coming lrthe Regent Theatre
humorists. Fink andClark, a1vloliniet
and a dainty piaulstc, apenr in 11 mus:
tool not which should please, while
Ruckcr and Winifred. the chinamnn
some ,
marginal notes on the papers of 11111
. one of the. numerous otllcers and aldes- '
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from his hit. and with the aid of those;
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Rooms by day or'Week at' reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
Everything first class,
ewe will remove our long established
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Shoes Boots, Pumps and Slippers. or original designs for
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Enter a distinc tivc model the
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15pm.
Made of Chilton Broadcloth, very graceful in design.
the coat close at the waist, but flaring conservatively col-
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Bathrobes and Pajamas of ditl'ercnt'matcrials. ‘
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