TUESDAY
VICTOR MOORE '
in
“THE CLOWN”
THE MOUNTAINS"
FRIDAY;
Paramount Picture Film Co.
Present
ANN PENNINGTON
in
“SUSIE SNOWFLAKES"
PALACE;
a Mat. Daily, 2:15
T o N I G H T I
Charlie Chaplin in the “Vagabond”
and Viola Dana in “The Flowers of No Man’s Land”
THURSDAY
Wm. Fox Corporation Presents HARRY HILLIARD‘and
the-Pleasing JUNE CAPRICE
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- The Cooleet Spot In Town.
. tr: gowns in “THE
8U6-PECT.‘
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New Photodrema of Rueeia Gives 0p-
1 portunlty eeIDleplay Some Lovely
Creations—At The Reflent Theatre
I” waned-y;
Perhaps of all the beautiful stars
on the screen today there is no one
? who would make beautiful gowns more
attractive than Anita Stewart does in
“The Suspect," the new \‘itagraph
Blue Ribbon Feature.
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WEDNESDAY Miss tStewart wears a .number of
The 3' Blue Ribbon . elaborate and exquisite garments of ev
can": cry description and throughout the
photoplay reach succeeding dress ap-
pears more beautiful than the one be-
I fore.
. One afternoon gown is of an ivory-
colored panne velvet. it is trimmed
with Leaded chiffon and from which
‘a long basque waist is also
“THE SUSPECT”
Jacluding ANITA STEW-
ART and a Big Capable
Cast.
in “CAPRICE 0F plain and slightly fulled at the waist
The edge of the neck and sleeves is
SATURDAY trimmed with narrow bands of lack
The Big Blue Ribbon fur. ‘
Feature The next gown is of rose crepe.de.
“THE HAVOC" chine and Georgette crepe, The waist
is made separately and falls in a long
panel to the ankles in back. This part
"GLORIA'S ROMANCE" cf the waist is also of rose and bead-
3rd Chapter: “A Perilous ed in tiny golden beads.
Love." I. An evening gown of bands of em-
In 5 Big Reels
and BILLIE BURKE in
Iskirt is fashioned completely by these
wide bands, which alternate. while
the waist is composed of a ten high
lgirdle of the other beaded cloth wi.ti
Ibands over the arms. “Ith this eraL
Iatlon of the Parisian modlste's art
Miss Stewart wears a silver tulle
Iscarf about her shoulders which are
left exposed.
\I'er beads is particularly lovely The
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TODAY
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
late star of
“The Ne‘er Do WeU"
and “The
Spoilers."
in
“THE VALIANTS
OF VIRGINIA"
, A romance of the Southland, deal-
-_ ing with the passionate love of a
I man for a woman
.,The eighteenth episode of
“THE IRON CLAW" ,
The serial superior
PATHE NEWS
The Animated News Film
tW‘l’A WAR? WI” IXOUI‘
mystery of elehnce to a beautiful a.-
I erIcan beauty velvet.
simple but graceful lines and almost
reacbee the feet
is formed in this wrap ‘by a wide band
of gold and silver beads The collar
and cuffs of this cloak are of black
fox. ,
One sweet frock which is charming-
ly worn by MLsa Stewart is a pale blue
Georgette crepe. The skirt is very wide
and made by a series of accordian-
pleated mules.
skirt is a wide panel of the same that
et'ial. which is also a series of accord
inn-pleated ruffles. The \.a:st Is made
in a blouse style with long wing
>Ie‘€‘\'9s. The little square neck of this
frock i< edged with narrow black for
iur The skirt is somewhat, short. al-
lowing a fleeting glimpse of
Stewart‘s
mousergrey satin slippers.
Julia Swayne Gordon, who also por- ‘ I
trais one of the leading roles, wears
a number of exquisite creations
was a gold satin opera cloak brocaded
in gold velvet which Is greatly raised I
trim the satin itself. The sleeves are
\é'l‘) full and fashioned in a wing ef-
fett. A large collar of blue fox is used
with this evening wrap,
Perhaps no outllt Is more becomin!
n is made with w
A high waist lined
MissIIII
feet, which are encased inI
One; .
wrap which was especially beautiful "
'1'; melons which carers tbh
With one of these New Gas
ed, which takes four minutes.
At each side of the 2:
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critics, in “The Valianls of Virginia '
the wonderful story written by Hallie
Erminie Bit es and relea: ed as a V.
.S E. Red Seal May by the Selig!
Il’olyscope (‘0' There are a succes-
W Miss Stewart than the riding habl‘fiIon of startling climaxts and an ob-I
which she wears in a number of 50mins plot.
This habit Is of the latest best known and most talented of mo:
Icenes.
vogue and very attractive.
PALACE THEATRE.
‘ VALIANTS 0F VIRGINIA, " TODAY
()ne of the meet Interesting and In-
lensely thrilling aim dramas ever re;
picture
leased according to motion
TUESDAY
FRANCES NELSON
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WHAT HAPPENED IN 22
A the act mystery play
WEDNESDAY
The Popular Star
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in
“REGGIE MIXES IN"
and
Fay Tlncher in
‘tLOVE'S GETAWAY"
THUREQY‘
Violet Mereerolu I:i
"BROKEN FETTERS"
tn Urit-ntal Masterpiece
FRIDAY
Beanie Barriecale In
“SORROWS OF LOVE"
and
Douglas Fairbanks In a 2 part
comedy
“THE MYSTERY OF THE LEAP.
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'AT REGENT THEATRE
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When “Silvers" the famous
and the painted cheek and ey.e
I;ette. as Sher ck Holmes. is that Mr.
cIm‘n'an air tight gas
“ho made hundreds 0‘ thousandsI Iquletly effects his escape and locks the
laugh and chuckle In his day “5 theIomperor of crooks himself In the death
leading comedian °I the tented ring” house which he had prepared for the
took III“ 0'“ “f8 in New York CII’I ”detective This Is but one ofthc many
recently because of despondency, m‘ICI‘I tense situations In a picture sur-charg-
was said and more “'33 “Tm” abduti ed with heart- -pounding. breath catch-
the tragedies which accompanied thOI mg suspense. and throughqut which
closely shorn head the powdered face there runs a story of love as appeal-
In ing as it. is strange and fascinating.
his tragic ending “Silvers" maintain-II
ed to the last some of the greatest tra—
ditions of the clown who always has and be convinced.
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Iof the most famous illustrations I"oi'I
this (lint-option oi the clown is In the
opor l’iixliucci" which the great i‘ttr-
Uso plains so realistically.
Victor Moore, the lanky-Paramount
'star one of thcg reatest comedians
of the screen, Is undertaking a clown
characterization in a Lasky production
for the Paramount Program‘nntltleli
I‘The Clown." written by Martin Fair-
:fax. lie is pictured herewith In earn-
est conversation with it gonna. As the
Igoose Is a stout. healthy appearing
‘bird. It is not unlikely that something
Itragic Is aimed in her direction also.
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IIGREAT MOVING PICTURE OF
SHERLOCK HOLMES COMING TO
REGENT, WEDNESDAY JULY 26.
The best dsgcriptloh of William Gill-
Viola Dana in “The Flowers of
IGIllette la Sherlock Holmes. He is
No Man’s Land," at The Re-
gent. T onight-
the embodiment of all the calm and re
{serve that the whole world associates
Iwith the famous character. bored to
chamh: r. Holmes
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Kathlyn \V'illiamS. theI
lion picture stars, enacts the leading.
role and she is ably supported by aI
versatile company of players. 'The
V'aliants of V'irginia’ will be present I
Ied at the Palace Theatre today. I
SOUTHERN GIRL SOLVES BIG
CROOK MYSTERY.
Iamlse Lloyd has come up from theI
iSmith to obtain a position as secretary I
or companion In New York and has ap
plied to tho llollister Emplotmen' A); I
ency for such a place This agency.I
Ialthough entering to a high classI
[trade Is. In reality run by a crook andI
Iforker named Wilson who has, as a
{figuredhead a Mr. liollister, who
:meets the people and sends the appli-II
Icants. I
I Wilson falls l'l love with this young
Southern girl, but she dot-i not reprr
route. Wilson has just passed a fort:
It‘d check and thinks it wise to loan:
Itown for a few days “hill the matter
blows over. llollittor gels him n we
altion with n \lr. White a Toledo m‘l-
Ilionairc as pritnto aetrttar). and \‘ti?
son goes there When the first jo'l
blows titer Wilson reteites a telegram
Ito return to .\ew Y,ork and when he
l‘!‘ to ti‘l—
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‘ strnct it blank c-hetk on be .man
bank,
lie has notlcctl while at the White
Iliomc that Mr. White‘s New York rc-
Iprescntntive res ‘lilllli’fi him. \\ ilwtt,
Iland Wilson plans to cash at check on
gWhltc's account. by llm‘fllll‘lllk’ himself
as the New York representative, Mr.
Hart, This he dots. upc't his nrrlral.
after making out a forged chock i'tr
835,000.00 instead of 835.00, his salary.
and he divides the profits with his co-
conspirntor liolllstcr,
The bank calls to ' assistance a
celebrated lawyer Inward Knowlton.
who takes up “ .- case. Knowlton, on
his way home from theb ank. drops
in with his son. Frank. to engage it
companion for his elderly sister. and
while there meets Louise. who has
come to Inquire for an opening. Knowl-
ton asks If Miss Lloyd could not come
as companion, but ilolllster. knowing
that Wilson wants to keep her otit of
the situation so that In her poverty
and distress she will accept Wilson's
proposal of marriage, refuses to let
her go to Knowlton. Knowlton leaves
saylnuo send someone.
When Wilson arrives and is told of
Know Iton taking up the case, he says
that he must get In Knowlton' s house'
as a servant of some kind to watch
what clues Knowlton finds. and he
tells Hollister to send LouIse there
and let her take the offered position I
i Louise is installed In the house as
companion to Knowlton‘s elderly sis
ter. and by her wonderful charm and
Isweetness sh captivates the entire
family, Incl ing the Hon, Frank. \V‘ll-
son soon finds a way to install him'
self as valet to Knowlton just at the
time when Knowlton’s clues lead hIm
to certain suspicions. and as these sus-
picions begin to point to Wilson, he
realizes that his fate ls sealed, and
he decides to put Knowlton out of the
way, placing the blame on the son.
Frank. This blame he is able to place
in this way becaustrthe son and the
father have had a friendly quarrel over
the division of the father have had a.
frlehly quarrel over the division of
the father's property In the new will
he has just made out, which gives
Frank the greater share of his pro
perty and Frank's slats:- the smaller
part, whereas Frank believes that his
sister's share should be increased to
equal his own. ' '
After dinner. when the family hail
none to bed. Wilson finds Knowlton;
alone la the library. and iii a airtig-
gle. leaves him for dead. having, before
this. stolen and chanced the will so
that it goes back to the original iii-I
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The body is found and the police are and says tint Ir. ”not“
called In. “Ilson, who was suppos- This plot!“ '3 h INN“ .‘I
cd to have left for Brooklyn after din- Palace mama-new. ~
ner comes In when the police trYI 3 .__. I
to find a clue. and when the police BUYS HOME [I W I-
question \\ Ilson. he says that the only .
suspicious circumstance that he notIc Louie Zeller, W 1:
ed was the quarrel over the will be Induetfrvbmun
tween the son and the father. The Louis teller. who now it!” ’-
pollce then get .he will and notice thc‘I Norwnlk baa M ‘ m
change in the son's favor, and there-I view avenue. m m y
fore accuse the son of having been dis- I the residence of Dr W
coverd changing the will and hatingI’Brown l"- m “l“ I '
tried to murder his father They are‘ ifactor in the “M a I
I mobile when that m
about to lead him away when Louise.§ Hartford. fills “the m
out a chassis amine he ’
wreck It In any manner on ~
show a. weak)- in the m
the Infant tum. He .lmt
mechaniclazla. but mu
exciting om fl 1,
after a long wild at micefi
Mr. Zellcr draw as m _
In New ork City. wish null J
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to wait. She. takes the will, opens it
then holds it clone to her as she says,
“Whoever changed this will left a tin-
ger mark and a blot on the paper."
She asks Frank If he has Ink on his
finger. He shows his hand and says.
“No '1
initial trilm
wealthy men.
hour for the
the first trip.
the end of the
or the party
or a generous w:-
demonstrator
Wilson. who has been siting in that
corner of the room, slyly looks at his
hand, knowing he made the changes.
and as he does so Louise calls the po-
Iice’s attention to his queer action, and
says. "'Arrest that man; hls action
convicts him." Wilson, frightened,
says. "But I have no blot on my hand.‘
and she holds out the will and says.
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Wilson, realising that be his been
tricked. tries to attack Louise. but. “I“ of m“
after a strong fight with the polioe.ln
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