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at the Regent is her new comedy "The
THEATRE
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« "0"“ 1501 Making Over 01 Mrs. Matt." There was
‘ sgoodsised audience is wasxobe
, expected, Missaobson having so many
Wednesday Thursday FfldiYD admirers in the non-tut theatre.
with 5 Wm. Fun“ and awn Ira Matt. appears upo tithe scene
tor, in m amid the ventions or being prepared
in Owen ,me or made over from simple domesticity
_ u The End of _ n u m - u z of disposition to the qualifications 0! a
“the 5’10? Girl ' The M U35“ 00"“ society leader. This is due to the
, ambition oi her husband. The atten-
Saturday—‘Tarsntula," With Ed‘th Storey. tion of Mrs. Matt, however, I: turned
Billie Burke in “Gloria’s Romance." to the weltare 0! her boy. depicted
who between arrests for speeding and
‘ Mat. Daily, 2:15
PALACE T
The Coolest Spot in Town.
_._____ , . ‘at attempt to win the love 01 a pretty
4 . ""' istenographcr, makes good.
“'I he Making Over of Mrs. Matt" 17 a
wholesome play. A play with plenty
i of laughter and a play in which mo’h
. tr low and romance are deftly blend-
ed, just the kind ot a play that Ameri
can theatregoers enjoy. It is the la.
H'SI \ehicle tor the talents oi Miss
lit-limo and has added tooth to Mr
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TODAY
WEDNESDAY
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
_“Flirting
With Fate”
And An
ALL' STAR
KEYSTONE COMEDY
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THURSDAY popularity.
JOHN BARRYMORE : “Mi 5 Robson given to ”II: play that
m whole-sculcd joy for which she is my
. ’ .’ characterization of naturalness and
“THE LOST ' .ed, and it must be said that it is
BRIDEGROOM” rcally onc oi the best roles or hcr
‘ ' , i'cpctolre.
FRIDAY 1" “Til: Mahinzifver of Mrs. Mattil
'prov es sp.en entertainment an
CHAS‘ RAY 1may be ranked the coconut with Mira
In : Robson's other classic. “The Rejuven-
“THE DESERTER” atlon ol' Aunt Mary."
and a “"“”"‘
‘ HAZEL DAWN AND OWEN MOORE
STAR IN “UNDER COVER"
KEYSTONE COMEDY
SATURDAY “ Famous Players Adapted Great Stalls'
HAZEL DAWN ‘ Success to Screen.
in ”—'
ll’ you were a young woman, born
into iht- smartest not in New York so-
“THE SALESLADY"
phony orchestra.
NEXT WEEK—MONDAY and TUESDAY—NV. H.
Clune’s Film Spectacle, “RAMONA,” with a large sym- :1.
’ i’ciciy. it your ybungtir sister had com-
' mlited a crime, if in order to saw her.
, you wcre torced to become a secret
agent or the United States Customs to
tutti in the detection of it man who had
ismugnled it 8200, 000 necklace into this
inane lllllilis
or Sllli llllllllll
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Entries to it. A. ll. Events Close?
This Evening E
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Connecticut athletes who intend
tutu-ting the A. A. 1'. Connecticut
tliaiiipionshibs, on Yale Field, Sstur-'
any afternoon, must send in their en-
tilts at once. as they close this even-
in}: and no po.:t entries can be re-
(clytu
Alrcztdy most of the leading titli-
Ictc: of the state have entci'cd tliesc'
«aims and totiipetition in field, which
includes running high and running
'liroztd jump, sliotput, discus and
tau-hit throw, the wrestling, and
Artitlt tililtli includts ev:cnt' from
.ltttt )ttidu to five miles, will be truth
.lH has iictcr before been seen in an
athletic mat of Connecticut amu-
It'tlls “hilc the
noon in Connecticut, mid
tmndc the competition {or Junior or
second honors and for tliiid honors
_'\Vilh .flne A. A. u. mcdnla lctives sm-
{ple mom for beginners who have noti
gonc its far in the game as the crack
rttlitctcs. Among those who have al-
ready entered are Jimmy Roche, of
New Haven; Hector Aurny, of Win!
terbttry, both of whom have won hon-,
ors in the Mteropolitan champion
ships of the A. A U . A. J. Howard
at New Haven; Edwin Haub of
IWcthersfleld: H. R. Swanstin and a
Catholic. Club Grounds
West Avenue
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
EVENINGS
At 8:30 o'clock
THE SCREAMING 'FARCE
“ Lend Me a S ”
Or “Lend Me Five Shillings"
Psraphrased
“Mirth Provoker Every Fifty-nine
Seconds. "
ADMISSION
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35 CENTS
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Free -. All ’Week !
jt r. n and 9 Mt
THE GREAT,
OALyEpfrg
Kin'g of the High Wire
liiuiiibcr of Star A. C. men, of Bridge-
3 out
‘(lll('k distance runncr of Briticcport,‘
,dcnt of Connecticut, in t‘l’llt’l‘t‘tl forl
coiiipct it' ion tot .
:tirst honors \till he the fittest 9“”:CATHOLlc CLUB PLAY TONIGHT
it is ex
. gitcted that mnnv new rccmds will be’
country—it you tell in love with the.
:muggler you were compelled to pur-
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“or" Eduard unborn, of New Brit no. it it became a chmce oetwecn your
“T" “Xi‘wubzpvwr min" I" the live sister and the man you loved \‘i II. AT
Al] es oy tines, of Danbur), andAVOULI) YOU DO?
u his entry list 0 [the best athletes It ran uere n man who smuggled
“1 ”1" ““5“” '“d"'"’"d"m A' t‘. - a netklaccthroughthc Customs. it you
Sitiidy Ruins, oi’ Warehouse Point has suspected in.“ some one of the
the tlntiiiplon Ililirlllllt‘l‘, htu dropped Govct‘nmt‘ni agents “1,, on your trail
0f 1110 tram? BPDN'FNUY lhlsytt‘ you ltzzrncd that the girl. you loved
_*c:~.., its his mum is not in the list was trying to send you to prison, it
it‘ tnt It‘ Jntlt (‘ullianc. former vou were compelled to ght her,
up :tin of the lhmburv High school \i'lIAT \\ 0U LD YOU DO? 3
truth ttani, tntciing for the 100 Tlietc arc the absorbing questionsl
”mi. him}. he is said to do in that tire thrillingly and dramatically
ltt 1. 5.. and thc running [would jump “ll““ert‘d in ”‘9 “m0“ Players Film
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in \"Ilith his record It-i suit! to be 21 (‘omltanl 7‘ clubOrate picturization 0‘
foot 1 1 2 inches. (‘liarlca Dunoin, the
former menibtr of the Hollywood;
liin t‘lttb, Yonkers, but now it rest»
the five miles D. N Tucker, oft
\\'utcibur\', who has nth-sod bcln" tlic-
100 mm champion of the state oti one‘
or two accustom by not more than
:i fifth of a nccomi. if not it champion
this 3081‘ will bc mighty nctir to it
at that distance. i
Everything is in rcndlnestz for this
oveninc'a pcrformsncc of “Lend Me
A Dollar," under the auspices of the
Catholic Club. The itl'lalr will be
7 presented in the roar of the club house,
on West avenue in the open air to-
'night and Thursday evenings. The.
cast of the play oomprlncs many of
\orwalk‘s best known amateur act-
ors, including Thomas F. McMahon.
‘Who is the director of the affair and
lithose fame in this line is spread for
'and wide. Vet-ti Hanlon is the leading
lady in the play. and the mentioninw
of her name alone assures the public '
tthat that part of the entertainment
' will be well looked after. John West-
or. and Daniel Farrell, two well known
young men who have scored on past
performances in this line will also take
part. The play is a comedy filled
with bright sparkling ‘music, that to
cure to make a hit. It is a parapbra'se
of the Otd‘nngnsh play, "pend Me Five
iShlllings," which made such a hit in.‘
’ .London, and afterwards delighted the-
atre goers in this country. Dunc; ‘
ing will follow the entertainment. '
lilllllll- T 7
,7 limit tons-“r
Rheumatic sufferers are highly sen: ‘
sltive and easily affected by any
change in the weather, “the! feel it in
their bones." .
“Neutrons Prescription 99," the dit- ‘
tereiit remody,- has banished winter . :
terrors for all. 7
Each week more and more sulofsrs ' ,
in all walls or life take "Neutrons -'
Prescription 99" and duty week Wit ‘
.mot-s cuties to tho lsna‘ list at pet'-
END OF"
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iHaseI Dawn so cleverly portrays on of expenses come in and to 11’: Bill.‘
W in" fan ““0 1h, I‘INI’.
the no.1 m. “finder iscsnettorallanmtorespond,
Dover,” MmmbynolCoo- andnoonewsirs; ontheteleplionetho
per Negros. The W elements eat-sage is diretul. Strong telephone
01 this celebs-std 15-, have been girls wilt at the jumble that comes
.soven into a photoploy of excitement. across the wires, all the Bills” talk-
mystery, surprise. love and laughter, ing at once. And then again most oh
that is yet not withoit it: tear. the phoroplayers are Elks and there
Ethel Cartwright is the girl whom some more Bills; also some statemtnsi
the screen and Stevens Denny ii the Bill, Bill world sithout end. BILL
smuggler whom Owen Moore has made AT EGENT TOMMORROW
so appealing despite his brazen defl-
ance ot the cdlclals and his elort to' PALACE THEATRE
break the law. It Is “at oool during
01 this young chap who faces the cus- Douglas Fairbanks, tn “Flirting With
tons men and the girl he loves alter Fate,” Had Reason to Matte the
the tlrst shock 0! learning that she is. Lady Come to Him and to
against him and that he never seems Forget ‘0 Ki" ”"3“,“
to lose his nerve concerning the mast _
dangerous mom-ends that holes us 1585- “Got darn “m exclaimed Douglas
““3194- Fairbanks while they were filming his
Though 1h“ is the “'5‘ time that newest pit-,ture ”'I-lliting “till late, ,
H3191 Dawn and 0‘9" M00" have which is to be seen at tlit Palace thea-;_
been co—elflrs, they are both wellknown we today “'lm SM, and tired of sea;
as members 0' the Famous “"9” ins these fashion plate heroes of the
stellar forces, Miss Down having won screen so througl everything as
many laurels by 1’” charm ““1 9’0”“ though lite held or thing new tor them
8W“? and 1" “0°" ““33 appear- In this play I’m supposed to be a very
id "1 WNW“ 0' Mary Picktord in 5““ nervous man and an inexperienced
trul ct her first Famous Players prtu man. 301‘"! to be comment and dit-
ductlons. ‘-.i tent Im going to «hip in ten of the
be wide variety and beauty 0! the details ..
:titings which such a utdry requires “All rixhl.
brie adder greatly to the 0590‘1‘939-‘5 director ‘60 as far as you like But
of the Play and mad? ‘1 one 0‘ the if it doesnt loolt rip ht when you let.
llltiil notable achievements of the through you n have to do n my way "
tear. Under the very capable dim? So "muggy" went ahead and did it
it n of Rober' G Vinnie the 5‘0” 1‘“ his way He maintained, for instance.
burn admirably staged Among the that a man uho was absolutely unta-
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.‘l'ypr‘ who do especially clever "Mk milisr with the society 0! ladies. and
tn the screen are Frank lance, “it . man accustomed to wearing a
31“!) Courtlclgh .lr, Ethel Fleming and dress suit. both of which conditions
1d“ “37““! 1described the character of the man he
Twas playing. would not observe the
nloetles ot etiquette with the precision
of one brought up in the environment
NO End 0' 3"“ AW ”‘0 William The role was that of an artist who is
70! ”Ni“- 'struggliug to get along, but who has
liaise you win! in the William Fox fallen in lové with a pich society girl‘
Studio at 1.03 Anseles sud ell! “Bill' ' ‘ and has succeeded in meeting her.
and riots start. Not ‘Blll" in the sense] Upon being introduced to . hay a,
or demanding your own statement Oflux-ipty man would walk over to bpr‘
capensc but the "BIN" WhICI! once ('lf- gnd be prflented; upon being intro!
rte-d the proud distinction of Delhi duct! to the idol of his heart l't‘air-1
"William." thanks. in character as “Augy” Ains-
Call “Bill" and It stsrhs. A Chorus 0' worth, is so nervous that he stands
'Comlng" rings on the air and the “11- stock still while his smiling friends
llititiit commence thelr'rush. ibrings the lady over to him and DPO‘
First comes William Farnum. thl cents her. Acting on the same basis.
noted theatrical star who is now I!)- Fairbsnktt forgets to klstt his bride at,
peering in “The End at the Trallfthe wedding scene. He declared he:
close Upon his heels treads "Blll"'rthould be too flustcrcd to think or such
Louis. in ordinary life Willard Mulfiwdetslls.
and tippins the acalos at more than; 'Ihc director said it: thing after rati-1
2‘0 l) umls But that is not all. Cornea. banks had concluded the scar llut'
William IiunPs5.\\Il0d0(’Snll10T15 of it is significant that he let the Fair-A
parts in the photopisys. from m CID. bunks versions rcmain.
thins to t‘hincac; comes also Illll De-
tine who works; comes Bill Camvhel1,P0ALA(‘E THURSDAY
who also work‘s. 00m"! Bl" Chum“- JACK anemone sMAsHEs
who uorks—comea—Blll ad lib. . PRECEDENT.
It is a strenuous scarlon when Bill -
cnv ‘BlLL,’ sun ntor.
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Famous Players Star Plays Crook in)
“Tho Lost Bridegroom," a Serlo- ?
comic Film. ’ l
The incomparable Jack Barrymore"
has played many roles on the scrccn
including princes, dictators, ucntle
men of extremely elegant Iciuirc rind
ctlzcr lthcrci-tlnz tint-A btit he has net'-
cr bcftire play-«d a crrolt. Titl‘s rc-
marlmble rtmrnctcrizatim Ilt‘ litu rt.»-
son“! for hi) latcs’ F!l.1l"ul l'lsycrs‘
Paramount Picture "Thv Lost UTIC'?'
tutor-i" which is thc . .actlon at the
Palace Thursday. of course Barry-
more is not a ‘...n:i fidc crook in the
picture. He Ilai been hit on ill“ head
‘ by two thugs while rclurnlnx from his
bachelor dinner on tho ore of his wcd~
ding to Dorothy Hardin. and has com-
pletely lost his money as_a result of
the blow.
'Aftcr falling oil a dock upon which
he«electa to take an impromptu nap.
Bertie—tor that is the alias under
’ which Barrymore travels in this it m-
stumbl-ss into it ralosn which is the
headquarters for an assorted gang oi
thieves. hold-up experts' and card
sharps. Dante's entrance into this
hitherto unexplored stratum of socle
ty is nothlng it not picturesque. His
assailants sible his overcoat, areas
cost and waistcoat, but left his top
, It“. So our~ hero enters tho sti‘lccn
1'?! I: 1"“. act a. ' clad in dress trousers, the upper poi~
P F°°U¢T ‘ O N a tlon or his B. v. m and his top hat,
lie T1111" at The Regent To- cam; his white uhlrt over his arm:
row. fiflhg removed‘thsr to dry it after
The habitues of the saloon see great
Whites in Bertie so a gentleman
:‘i r‘glart‘ ind they assign him to the job
9; burgling. his own fiancee's home
‘ without in the least suspecting his
“identity When Bertie and his pals
'_reach the Hardin home things hello
to happen wit it startling rapidity. Ev en
7 more smiling this? the rapidity, how-
, ever, is the concrete incident in which
Bertie and one at the burglars. locked
rpluaze down a flight
‘ uptight;
iii the picture
on» M‘thrttlluglmo
that was ever flushed on the
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in Lost Bridegrtiom" has more
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Thurs d y.
oouotns FAIRBANKS AND JEWEL marten us
in. TURE. 'FLIRTING WITH FATE.-
_ At The Palate, Tonight. 7
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OPINION ON GHANEY-KILBANE ROBINS BUY P V
BOXING MATCH. . Prtsident Chain 3 -
A Baltimorean who naturally tan-‘Bmtiklyn Nation] lag“
cies Chaney's chances against Kilbane nounced last night that .
bolsters his courage with this arm. anc purchased three play
merit: iWinnlpsg urn}, a m
- "The question is: Will Kllbane tight League. They In? Its ‘
when Chaney stings him or will he an outfieldtr; John Sitcom
cry? Believe me, he trill bs' stung rzn Adams. Inflation. .“
And there's a possibility for a turn -, —-j--_
of the title here. ,Johnny can punch. DUNDEE KNOCK. M
and tr ho mistoeorge to the-brat one BOSTON. August 3...}
maybe the whole order or things willdce, or New York. hating
be my ersed. But I would much rath by O tasty. “M
or write my ticket at Chaney. I'm Canada, in 8mm“,
sure lies going be battle." - contest was W
mum‘s but II. “In:
in the ninth.
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NEW ironic, sum 1s.—Benpy
impala “will have to keep on hfs toes
hid has become justly-celebrated. ,
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