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FRIDAY—WALLACE 'REID
GOLDEN WIN DOW S."
SATURDAY—The Big
"THE HOUSE OF
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Blue Ribbon Feature, “THE CY-
THURSDAY—VIRGINIA PEARSON in “DARE-DEV- i
lSeas.
3 CLE 0F FATE." All Star Cast. BILLIE BURKE in
t, GLORIA'S ROMANCE.”
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Monday, Sept. 4—Edmund Breese in “The Weakness oi ;
Strength." '
Tuesday—Sept. 5.—A. H. Woods presents the Great Ameri-
can Drama, "COMMON CLAY." This is not a picture. 1
Seats on sale Friday, September 1. ‘
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, E ‘TIIO Home oi the Golden Wit
'- At The Regent. Tomorro .
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. l BRADY CLUB OUTING IN STAM- Ian. of Xoi‘vsallt; Hugh Brady, David
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1 FORD' Van Wagner, Harold Eahelle. of Slant»
5 ‘. The party left Blondell'l dock lit- tord; Clarence Anderson, Earle V0.1-
t 51 a. 111., Sunday morning in the pow, burg. of East Norwalk; Joesph lli'nes,
2 hr boat Sunrise, there being seven of llt'ldgx‘itort. The tirst stop was
. X‘Oupll‘i, consisting of the Rinses Mary made at Valley Grove. Long island.
’ l‘tuntnings, Loretta DOEN‘TE)’, Grace
Dolierty, Norahr Brady, all of Statiitortl
Wisp: Veronica Cook, of New (‘anaanz
Alter enjoying a few hours all hands
uent to Northport, where reiresh-
ments were leery-9d iii the Nortbport
SillMlililD
EMILY WAKEIAN HARTLEY. Mgr.
ENT THEATRE.
lilEAlilE
Tonight Virginia Pearson in “Dare
. Devil Kate."
Kate is Saloon Owner When This
H e 2:” . Story Bolins,
The story of a uoman: rise irom
SEPT.
Sifl.\\ \‘X it 0 I.\
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
rat and
—TWO NIGHTS ONLY——
‘John W. Blake’
proprietor of a small saloon in the
West to mile of an Eastern tlubman
is told in William iox'
which teatures
"Daredevil Kate,"
The workmen at itevil's Gap are dis
satisfied Mth the treatment thei re«
ceite from their Eastern headquart-
«rs, so they canse trouble which re-
sults ill the bringing to [lit-'ll' toun ot‘
:r\t'iiil Eaderner:
new pic ure
\‘irgtnia
2d
Pearson,
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()Ilt‘ 0t lite.- J is
t‘hft Stone. another l: lrene \\’P~‘t,
The Season‘s Newest Serious Play >il.“,‘_\ amp,“ “MW. and my ”Hm
By ROI COOPER MEGRUE and IRVIN S. COBB loin: \\‘t.~t, llrllt".\ husband Stone
With " ‘1 \l‘ ‘ it” to take over the manage-
GEORGE NASH AND JANET BEECHER :2“: ‘” ‘:\““"ntr" t“11rik:.~“:iiii". can;
And a Superlative Cast. Including m. h u “I.“ W rm m mm] m
Dorothy Parker james Mickin, Thomas Mitchell Joseph tow \Hiii they 5W, ”u, ”NW-5
Slaytor Lawrence Edding: r, Byron Beasley, T. P. Gunn, llll\\'rlll'itllltii “flown...“ H, ”H,” W
Frank Morgan Charles F. Moore George Wright Jr.. "-‘am‘e Iurn~ lIIl Hut... . - .. m 1.1.1”.
.George MacQuarris, E A. Robinson E. M Dresser Harry W] H‘ tlw 11.». lo . ; “...”.
Crosby Roy Gordon, Gerall Oliver Smith and others. and nut the manager-
\\‘lien the “llttle- ]>:,ii‘
Prices .....................
Seat Sale Now.
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$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c its climax anti Kat.- 11W. H
him- to the owner ot it.. “.11. ms
how easily she can tilllll‘lil to. 11,,“
em employees, she tli~cti\‘et: that i!
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in aapent. Miss Fagan acted as
pianist, and Mr. \'osburgh sang W hen
the Tide Comes in. lie was followed
by Mr. iiynes with [tolling Over the
Mr. Van Wagner. There is a
Spark of have. Still Burning; Mr, An-
derson, Sit Down, 1 See the Sharks:
Mr, Esabelle, My Grandfather‘s (.litl:
liugh‘Brady concluded the program '
Joe 'Smith, He Won lier Love at last.
by singing Song of Songs and all join‘
ed in the chorus. The party arrived
in Stamford at 10'30. The next out-
ing of the Brady Club will be a straw
ride to the lianbury i‘air in October.
ROTON POINT
PARK-
MERIDEN QUARANTINE
Billlttlilix, August 31 'lhe quaran-
tine against the infantile paralysis
that “as in force here for some time
ene is her own sister.
had been separated year" in tort s.
'i the men they had been plotting again
“.1 part1} lifted last night whenthe st.
. . . , , an epilogue l .~ lit-mi ‘5 N . —-
lur‘” hr‘fhh, bulrd ,df’c‘ded to Elk)“ l flrnl‘y “’“h lhe‘r coulpany _’ glrl “ll”, itEEt‘l till llllEtlti’u'lliiiat‘ (2:18;: Doc RICE
the entrance at children under 161 Incidentally, she agrees to man, mu“ HHNMHMU in ”w t e . Th Bl: k F C” di
war: of age from all localities 9!» Cliff Stone. \Arttllll" mimh ’l‘he “Erin“; 0E”: c‘ C ICC "I m
t'epl No“ york, New Haven, Nor, TomorrOw “The Hon“ 0' Golden house hm“ in “H“ “m! her. and ”1?
walk, Wallingford, Stamford and any Windows." plav begins. Poignnntl) human M . PRICE;
other town or oily lhllt "-5 unwed Little Billy Jacobs, the clever live aliaorhing llllll lt‘>l it dials with the Matinee I""“"."‘ 1°C and a“
l” ” high degree of the disease. year-old-actor, who created such a suc \ital problem ol wx . chi» and l'l'np ' ERIE“:
i GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT.
KA\SAS CITY Aug 31. —Reports
of the national onicero and the selec-
ewe in support of Marie
“The Heart of Nora l-‘lyfnn
Doro.
tittieth encampment of the Grand the Golden Windows?
Armv of the Republic today. Business icture l ittle Billy
sessions. of all the auxiliary organizafl p
the “Dog Watch“ 02 and when he cannot be found in hi
the \‘ational Association of Naval dressing room
Veterans is to be held. Interest to
day centered in the election of the
new (oinmlnder in chief, four men “10bit; B‘Udlo ”'1’“an “WP- Bl“)
lll ltl. Tonight
ruuectl (uptain Elias R. Monfort of to be a comedypoliceman but gin“. h
t‘-intinttati. They are \\m .l. Patter ”I” seen
son, Pittaliurg J Payson Bradley.
Hinton; Patrick H. (‘oney,
l'rotn \\ ltttill rhv
she turns the tables on the mini-t“.
holds them up to riti-cule ins‘ead of
and establishes \\'e.~t and Stone
in
will be
lbeen. prominent in the support or (‘ leo
tion of a new commander in chief and Ridgely and Wallace Reid in the Jessa
“‘5 “it“ “3“ ”19 hm?“ N10"! "1011. lanky jroduction of “The House or
a Paramount
is now a perman-
tiots ot the Grand Army were also "it member 0' ”19 Risky Company,
he can be rescued
itrom one of the pinning machines in
having announced their candidacy to greatest ambition for some time “as
the pinning machine. at
Topekuwork, his aspirations are directed to.
we, and big enough to operate one 01‘
'ttis,buu. salts. To keep him away,
from the big machines where he
might be hurt, one of the carpenters!
manufactured asaw for Billy and
while it mil not cut anithing, Billy
operates it in etery apate moment
in addition to Bill)‘ in he (a t sup 1
porting the tuo stare. are James
Neill, Mabel \‘an Butch, Horace Bi
(aipmter, Margery and other
prominent member: oi the organiza- i
tton '
Saturday
muslin; gtttE
opening of the Vaude-
ville Season
.. .. Thursday in fish
.. l With Big Double Bill
in“
. "The t'ytt.» ot Fate and
Billie Burke in the 9‘h Chapter oftjolb-
oua's ltomancec
IUllS.
(the ot the Luuu ”1,- mm” plus Ml Five Acts of Highfitade Vaude-
trteiit \t‘uT5 “iii lr- shown a the it? . Ville and B‘g FCBKUI’C Picme
gent lllt‘Elll't' \‘llt"l A it Woods pre-i Every Day
with ‘t‘otninon ('lag,‘ tor one high" — ' ‘ ‘
only Tuesday, Srtiteitttiei
"t'oniinon l‘lay'
5.
llil.~ Just t-niultlt‘i-d
a phenomenal run t-t one war at the
THE LEAP YEAR PRO-
POSALS
An Exceptional Attraction
Republic tittitte, New York (lt\ \‘0' 'A Select Company 0‘ save“ Girls
play of tottzt' 5min lia~ (t t; i .\ 3
. ‘ . 2 t 1‘ ~ 0’. and Two Men in Brilliant
gtvat .t sttt among [tl‘t‘r ~ and [illblli . Songs and Dances
alike Writ en lo (‘len ~ Kl'llttklil a __
young llart‘iri >illdt‘llt it “on the
TH E RATHSKELLER TRIO
A Trio of Rag Time Harmony
Singing
llirtatd him and “11> originally [not
ttii
“ilt‘l‘
dined at (italic Suuaie llltil‘lt'.
ltmton, ll atliteted an unpu-
lt‘dt‘lllt‘tl run of tuen'ytvm \\tr-t‘k> its
t-Inaihnlth- it the goal
a: i-u-ry tltehltltttl manager in Newt
) \llllt ‘wtore .\it “bode secured it and
,tt~tt!‘:ot to inch hopes by one of the
longest itlltl most phenominal succes-
M“ ‘dlll' NUS to [remit wars.
"t'ointtion l‘lny" -
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WINCHESTER AND CLARE
A Dainty Pair of Singing Como-
dians
allt't ess made
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MCGREEVY AND DOYLE
In the Railroad Sandwich
is ill three acts and
First Perform».
Feature Picture and Vaudeville
Wt“ Be Shown From 7 too: is
tf'l) “1th the \igor and intensity ot a
masterpiece and moves to a climax it“
startling and druma‘ic as any met
witnesaed in an American theatre. 1 “CC! . ....u. ‘oc 15¢ “a 35¢.
A brilliant company of players will! _._‘ ’
be seen in the play here, including| At 9: 15 ,
Frank Readick, Eugene M. Desmond Feature “an“ 0n]
Richard l.y,le Rexford 'Kendritk Con Admission . y w.
1 rad (‘antnen Robert Vi. Smiley Henry, ' ' ' ’ ‘ ' - ' - - . . . .. to:
Travers. Law rente Haynes. J. Schraize.
Margot Williams, Millie Freeman, (‘c-
celia Griffith, Teresa Hendricks, Belle
Mitchell.
Seats on sale lOIllOI‘l‘OW, Friday at
N a. 111. at the box office.
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once, Except on Sattmhy,
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1 Miss Frances iagau and bites May No lnit. After lunch an enjoyable time ( 3‘ ’ paper ~. ‘
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Solid Year at the Republic Theatre, New York City.
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