um: mm
; «mourn immune- weo.
‘ liachief wrought by slanderous
tongue: in a small town constitutes a
THEATRE
REGENT
MOON
NOIW‘ALK 1501 large portion of the story of “An In-
nocent Magdalene," the new Triacgte’
feature starring Lillian Gish, whit-M
TONIGHT THURSDAY to be shown at the Palace Theatre
Wm. Fox Corporation Wednesday.
. e Dorothy Raleigh is a high?-spii-ited
The Pumount Pun": VIRGIIEIAseggARSON ‘ Soughegn betaultly wléolhasd'bcgnl brought
, up y er at er. ‘o on aeigii, an
Corp. Pfeeent m unreconstnicted Kentuckim, to have
PAULINE FREDERICKS "A TORTURED HEART" nothing to do with the peeple of the
‘— little village of Norwalk, just outside
FRIDAY of louisiille. She has no other com-
patiions than the old negro servants,
her pets and her books.
One day there comes into her I'Ie Ly
chance, a young millionaire gambler
The Parmount Picture
Corp. Present
MYRTLE STEDMAN
The World’s
Grea' snare “THE AMEIQICAN_ named I'I‘orbes‘StewartA‘lle makes love
BEAUTY” to her and asks the tolonel for lit .
. hand. Indignant at his presunttttion,
* ~_ th A (‘olonel orders him from the home
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY but the young people elope.
The B‘g Blue R‘bbon When Dorothy meets her husband 5
Feature “ friends, she is grievously disappotnted.
The Greatest Detective Play
“SHERLOCK HOLMES”
“KENNEDY SQUARE"
Featuring An All Star Cast
and
BILLIE BURKE in
“GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
4th Chapter
-lle sees that she is right, and deter-
mines to give up his fast life. But a
.detective wlto knows something of his
pa :t, tries to blackmail him. His defi-
ant-r- lads to his arrest; and he is
sen‘fllt‘t‘d to a year in thr- peniten-
Itiary. Dorothy is loyal to him at first,
but when another woman entcrs her
home and seemingly proves that "be
Is Stewart's wife by an earliar mar-
,i‘iage, she goes back to her father. But
HEA l REfiuhe stern old man has disowned her,
Starring WM. GILLETTE
and an All Star Cast
r
“I1“..-
_; PALACE T
The Coolest Spot In Town.
and she is compelled to 2') to live in
,a whip with her old negro Mummy.
‘ \\'hen Stewart is released from the
penitentiary, he hastens to ‘ii: home to
find his wife.
lnsteaddre finds this
other woman, an old flame \‘ ho takes
this method to win hint batk again
. Ila repudiates her, however, and hur-
Irici to Norwalk to see the Colonel. and
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t; | demand Ilorothy. The (‘olonrtl refuses
but from an
|to tell her whereabouts:
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Mat. Daily, 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9
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Today
Tuesday
‘. WIIIIIIAM A. BRADY. In association with the World Film Corporation,
presents the fascinating KITTY GORDON iii-
. "THELCRUCIAL TEST”
by Frances Marion.
‘ Russian revolutionism made the ‘m Ic plot of this stirring photoplay, re-
‘ veols the pains and pangs to which nihilist and anarthistic gnngnten
will subject themselves to win their goal. Staged iii an atmosphere ill
together becoming and perfect iii all its artistic appointments. Directed
9 by :tobert T, Thornby at the I’eerleis Studio with a selected \\ orld Film
caa
JEAN SOTHERN In “THE MYS I‘lCRII-lS 0F MYRA.”
tld servant,
I'I rotiiy in the meantime, has hem led
to believe her baby illettitimntc; and
the villagers, glad to ace the pttud
name of the Raleigha dragged In the
tduat make her life miserable She it
a ‘iotit to kill herself when Stew‘att at"
.iites. The outcome reunite-i the lot
ers and brings a change in he hcart
liyiiig.
Kitty Gordon, the "English Lilllhn
Russell," who has lie-en one of the
riziinstiiys of the musical comedy
stage for it number of years, hos net-ii
signed for a term of three yeirs by
the World Film (‘orporat'on to ap
'pear exclusively in Its features. Tlti~
. WEDVESDAY—Ulllan Gish In “A \' l\'.\tV l:‘ \T MAGDIC LI .\E. "
THURSDAY—Marie Doro in "DII’..().\IAL'Y.”
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' f<‘—ll.IIlAY “. II. ThOmDSOII III "THE lIVlDEND."
_ SATURDAY—Mary pickmm in "YOUR LITTLE PEPPINA." tciinie after Misti Gordon liiid mode
’ thice picture's for the World Film
M 'As in it Looking Giana,“ "llcr Mit-
tetnitl Right" and “The t‘i‘ticial Tcst,‘
t.u'wuam.z the
Stewart learns ‘Eie tzuth.‘
of the father that is sup'emely satis- '
Palace mmwmnmmor
.both continent: will be seen In “The trated his disguise, although
Crucial Tost.’
THE REGENT.
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT.
Though beautiful Pauline Frederick
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has :laieo many striking roles in Pa-
mous Payers productions on the
i‘hl‘clmflllnt Program. there is none
which is more powerful than that of
Myra in "The World‘s Great Snare,"
an adaptation of the well known nov-
el of the same name hva. Phillipyop-
penheim. This particular pose in pe
t-uliarly aiprottriate to Miss F‘rdetirk,
for it vhs in musical comedy that this
d.stinizuished actress first made her
mark (it the Stage.
AT THE REGENT WEDNESDAY,
slim Holmes, while out for a
trail with Itr. Watson meets 1 Elena-
tilul woman. They are muttttl‘y at-q
_.-.ed but pass withOtit rcccznition
later, iiolmes is engaged by a noble
iaiiiily ‘0 recover papers involting the
f milv in a scandal, and which ate in
il. hands of a woman, whose :ister
was ruined by one of the members of
the iiulrle family. She is holding them
iii order to get revenge.
Holmes discovers that the. woman
who holds these papers is the out that
Ito had passed in the street, and to
whom he was so singularly attracted.
lie tricks her out of the papers, but
returns them to her, telling her that
lie telieve that she will ev intualy give
them to him of her own accord. IIe
pttlliis out to her how ‘muc‘i better it
Is to let the matter rest than to con-
ttt‘t‘l her own name with scatida‘ in or-
(or tr not reiwenge not only on the
man who caused her hister’s unhappi-
no s bit on the innocent members of
hisf family
A band of crooks also are cogni/an‘.
of these papers, and are trv rig, to on
”in tum In order to blackmail the
family. The crooks discover
iioble
thzit lI-tltiies is after
mount a plot to murder him bo‘h to
pro. .eni his getting the papers and to
ctt Hinge for previous times when
Ito lIlI\\IlI“d them. They hire him to
a liltét’lllt'nl of the crooks' Ile'I’JllUIIT'."
tots, then there Is a gas chamber
stittticn'i liiiti and then drop his body
into the Thames, which flow; under-
ttozitl‘ ile tear of the, building.
‘iitltiics. however, auztili
llirnt, and locks three of tho crooks
thcmsclh a lit the death clinmltcr pre-
l‘nrlil for hint. lie then turn:- them
over to the police. The leader of the.
crooks, however, and his liciitciirnt es-
cape
llolmts then goes to \\ ataon's
Ill ll~t*, where he reads a mic tor tho
\Hllliiln \~.' Ito holds the moors ti rrfet
‘iitii thcic. Ili~ tilll d“ ’i’ii
STAMFORD THEATRE
EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY, Mgr. Phone 2300
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
July 24th and 25111 .\
“JANE CLEGG”
A Remarkable Domestic Drama in 'I‘Iircc Acts
By ST. JOHN ERVINE
With a cast of notable players includin
g Katherine Gre
. Wallis Clark, Lewis Edgardo, Km M h y'
Annerley and others. ay ew, Frederick
FIRST PERFORMANCE IN THE UNITED STATES.
“St John Ervine is the new Irish genius "—George Bernard Shaw
Jane Clegg' is one of the strongest of modern dramas
and w
with the greatest dramatic triumphs "—\Ianchester' fluréligfink
Prices 0c to ill. 50 Box office now open
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INE HITS AUTO.
titttoit POINT
PARK
8min. BIIIIIKEII'
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‘Served Daily _
From 12 to 8 P M.
Dancing in the Casino For
‘, Guests Only Every Day
Except Sunday
2to4:3oP. M. 6to7 :3.oP M.
NO CHARGE
Grace Bros. Orchestra
1Lawrence Riding Head Down Did Not
t See Jitney.
l1 TORRINGTON, July 2i—Frank
; Lawrence, while riding his motorcycle
on the road to Thomasion at 7 15 o'-
iclock last evening, ran Into T. J. Ly-
Ions s' jltney at the brlge in East Li ch
field and was killed. Lawrence was
said by those who witnessed the acci-
dent to have been riding fast with his
\head down and apparently did not see
‘the automobile. He was thrown over
.the car and both arms and legs were
‘broken and he was internaly Injured.
‘ He died while being taken to the bitch-
fleld County hospital in Winsted. The
motorcycle was wrecked and the au-
ttomobile was so badly damaged that
lit had to be towed Into Torrlngton
It was driven by Luke Brennan and
at the time of the accident was on
the right hand side of the road. The
driver was not held responsible for
the accident
Lawrence leaves a wife and son.
2 years old He war 23 years old and
,
count—tie penfifi's ISSUED.
A permit was issued this morning by
Building Inspector Finch to Fraaner.
:win, for plumbing, at 9? Lexington
[avenue . . '
A permit was also Issued to Theo-
flora Knight, for plumbing, at Harbor
tucks outside. is the leader or the;
,to come to ii'atson's house
the papers and ‘
outwits
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band at crook: Holmes has pene
t'ne
crook aces not know this. Holmes
'biings him into the house under a pic-'
'tekt and there slips handcuffs on him.
He hrs also sent for the nobleman
lie has
lir. \\'a"on place the woman in a (‘98?
room so that she can over-bear his
conversation. He then turns over a
package of blank papers I) tnr: noble‘
mar, t-etcnding he thinks the)‘ are
the tight ones. The nobleman be
rate-s him for having been dug»: Sher-
Icv-ks admits it. and cries that lie is
ruined. The woman then rushes into
the iurm and through her love for
Sherlock gives up the real papers Ti 9
nobieman leaves satisfied and is \\'at-
son shows him to the door ltoimes
slips his arms about the woman and ‘
tells her of his love
VIRGINIA PEARSON iN “ A TOR
‘tURED HEART," AT THE
REGENT THURS'MY.
9\'_ Joseph Lorinier lives alone in
the rectory with his sexton, Samuel.
He has never stopped mourning the
death of his fiancee. One night when
he was offering up his accustomed
prayer for her, a woman looks in the .
window of the rectory, When >ll9 sees
the minister in prayer site vanislies.=.t
A few moments later the minister goesl
to the door. 0n the porch is a bundle
containing a small girl baby.
minister and Samuel care for the baby I
with the assistance of Liza, a colored!
mummy. The next day, the body of
the baby' a mother was found on thet
beach. The minister christeu the
baby, naming her “Margery" after his
dead love and “Annan” from the body
of water in which the mother was.
found. In the parish there is only
one person who looks upon the minis-
ters act with sympathy. This in Miss
Darrell a wealthy spinster. She of-
fers her fortune that the girl might
be brought up properly Margery ac-
guircs a good edutation. The minis-
Ier sends her to a professor of French,
Leon (‘aussidlere
reality a gambler and a crook, who has
been mixed up in a shooting affair. In ,
getting away he wounds a man, who
swears revenge. Bob Saunders, a
young fellow who lives in the same
town, of good family and some talent
as a painter, is In love with Margery.
But when he proposes she refuses him.
Loon pays a visit to the town. Ills
attentions to Margery are disapproved
of by both the minister and Miss Dar-
rell. Indigtiant to think that it stranger
interferes. Leon goes to Miss Darrell's
house While waiting, he takes a lot
.ter from a minor desk. This retools
that Miss Darrell Ia Margery a mother.
Leon again aptiroathcs Miss Ilzirrcll,
txtorts mom), and forces her to I‘m b
silent. Margttry clones with Leon. llob
Saunders goes to Miss Darrell to break
the now. liystcrically she confesses
to the minister and lloh, Icon enters
‘tipon it dobaiich. Marccry is Iletll‘I‘Il‘l
In it poker game one night lonr. :tziiin
comes face to face with the man he:
hitil shot in a previous tiff-tin lie
malt 2: his escape but is followed by a
hands of enraucd men who ‘surrountl
hint on the top of a mountain after t.
long chose. lie is thr' I over the
side and dashed to t" s on the rocks
below. M'trgery. :.ornnt of his death
writes to tho minister and asks him to
take her back. When \thc'news of
Leon‘s death is broken to‘her, Margery
turns to her mother. All the love in
her nature is lavished upnn the Mr
man who has sacrificed everything In
life for her. Later Margery marries
Bob,
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The Brazil nut tree does not begin
to bear until it is 60 years old.
Pauline Fredericks in “The Worlds Great Snare," t The Re- :VIUM OUIlAws RES-
gent, T Wight.
PONSIBII IOR Slllllllltl
(Continued from First Page.)
dlery and to the country at the point
where the shooting occurred. This.
he said, would give the people on
the/Mexican Tide a feeling of secur-
it). '
The point known as "the island ”
is no longer an island, but a piece of
Mexico north of the river. The out-
posts said they were shot at
but the. Mexicans living opposite re~
_
'rhe ;‘
This man is in!
first, .
f,
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At the Palace, Thursday.
ported to General Gonzales that not! Aeroplane Given Offering"
a shot was tired front the Mexican 0.! the report thnt an temp
iltlt‘ before the Americans began an ‘belleved to belong lo the Arne.
izprotoketl attack on c'\ villans. hi punitive expedition. had ”.boen
hiding women and childrc In humani- Ln Manchu. south I)! To
protest General Gonzales atlirmt', General Jacinta Trevino from b
that no Mexican soldiers are sta-ihuahua. telegrnphed onlerw to
tinned ii the neighborhood of the.garrlaona in that region to bring
island and that ho had no informa-ldown “by any possible manner,"
.ion of outlaws or smugglers being‘ to capture the aviator, according.
"n that region. General Gonzalesi‘ ‘El Democrato" of Chihuahua. unt-
-ald the judge of letters of the the date of but Saturday, copies
Juarez court haih been assigned to which arrived here today. The
make a ihoroug intestlgation ot‘ plane was seen July on the
the shooting and the reported croairlsaid, and added that it appearodgw
ing of American troops. the making reconnaissance. - “
Both General Bell and General the Mexicn authorities can 1::
Gonzales last night continued their in wise permit,” Ia commented.
testigatlon of the incidental Dur- Fun”. Ants for Report
trig the day the two commanders '63- SAN ANTONIO. Tex. July. 14.
‘clmngefi views several times, through 6 eral trunnion ha naked I
Andres Garcia, Mexican consul M. El I)? for a report on the reported
Paso, with a view to eliminating thee aage of lhotl by Mexicans and ,
sniping below El Paao. Massachusetts git-milieu last at:
General Bell said that Mr_ Garcia Neither the influx nor the -
had communicated with him by tete made by General Gunilla have:
phone and that he did not regard reported to delirium headq
the conversation in the nature of a Small Vllh lad mud;
‘protest, but rather a notification that CHIHUAHUA CITY. , Mexico 3 .,
the Mexican authorities were willing 25,—A snail had of Villa fol ,
to cooperate in every way to elimi- which had been operating under
nate possible chances of friction be- command of Callxto Oontram
tween the two commanders. defeated yutordnr in an '- ,
General Bell added the Brigadier with enroll-1m of m , .,
General Lelby Sweetzer, command Agnirre's formal. according in
his the Massachusetts troops, report from General Domingo Arlen It"
[ed that the Mexicans tired first. today. ““
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