REGENT THEATRE.
WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?”
. Three months of phenominai busi-
tness has been resinstered by Where
‘Are My Children!" that daring photo
; play that has been titling the Majestic
thetre in oBiton, tour times daily
during that time; and still the interest
iis unabated; still the throne till the
lobby of the theatre and there is al-
‘watya a line at the box-once.
“Where Are My Children?" will be
Essen at the chent theatre for three
days beginning today at 2:20.
'Three months, and four pcrforman
ces a day means a great many people,
a great many thousand people who
have witnessed this wonderful film
PHONE
NOIWALK.
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Tomorrow, Tuesday—Lockwood} Hall—Mae Murray in
“The Dreamer.”
Wednesday~Lockwoods Hall—Owen Moore in “Rolling
Stones.” “"‘L
'l‘huradawaegcnt—Theda Bara in “Her Double Life."
One Night Only
Friday, sept. 22 play. And it means that the play haul
_ some strong attractive power and '
5 at 8:15 hcar: intcht. And the play 1115
that THE” interest, and it especially
appeals to women, who constitute the
larger part at the audiences.
The particular hcart interest in
"Where Are My Children?" is the in»
ivzarent love of children and the .Vearn~
ing of the childleé‘s for the caresses
0! baby hands the pra'tle of childish
voices. To the district attorney whoa-.9
wife has born him no children. the Joy
'of his neighbor in his little flock is 1
source 0! constant regret. And when
SELWYN AND COMPANY
Present
Their Annual Laugh Festival
"F AIR
AND
WARMER”
PALACE THEATRE
WHEN LAWS FAIL TO RULE IN PREVENTION
"A Higher Force Should Be Applied
A Sure Remedy Administered
See George Eliot, Jr.'a Drama of Social Life
‘:
covers that his with has been cheating
I him out of there blessings through her
own seifiahneirs and love of care, is it
a wonder that all seems dark to him
and he can see but cheerleaa days
.3; ahead and a lonesome old age.
That the contrib'uting cause of all
this unhappiness is convicted and
.. faces a long improaenment. that sev-
eral society leaders are shown up in an
‘_ tunenviabie position. all this fails to
i‘ comfort the district attorney whose
dreams of happiness have vanished.
No children are admitted .
'.—'
"FAIR AND WARNER."
Avery iiopwood, master of iarces.
ran his own record up with "Fair and
“mmcr the bubbling hilarious
iarco which Edwin & Company will
tptesent at the Regent theatre. one
:night only. on Friday. Sept.. 22.
Mr. llopwoed's "admircra. dating
Eirom “Sevcn Days” and .\'ohody's Wid-
.ow." two grout aucccsreu of former
“ season's. found in his intent work the
same sparkle of line and cleverness
15¢ “l“- 25C§E ol' chnriictcrizuiion which lmd graced
ii nose of sitttntion
the others with llil “(1(th ludicrous»
'i‘hc 'sccnc built
[lll‘Ollild tho. cxpcrt making qt a cock
tall pute its audiences pruitlt-ully into
ihystt‘rics.
' Tito loin: Now \‘itrk run oi tlit‘ plt‘t‘t‘
‘wlth ilu ”alumnus of outottown \‘l‘ti‘
tors. spread the fill“? of "Mir :III'i
{\Viirnicr" all over the country nntt
tcrcatcd u vigorous demand for it. Tlttu
ilnoxl upmarions of fillTl‘h‘ had it.~ um:
10me writing for il in . \'l‘l'.\' city.
'tind \‘iliz'gL- oi tho whuln t‘t.'i!t:t')'.
‘ftit't‘ it (‘H‘l’ lift Now York.
St .\\\ I and (‘tinpztiiy
with an cxrcilcnt (oti.1t:in_\ of {.iiiiui ’
Cents now Rolling.
NOWTPLAYING
Three PerformanCes Daily—2:15, 7: r 5, 9: oo.
PRICES ..
Children Under 16 Years Not Admitted.
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“WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE."V
"\‘l'hvn ili'v:tlli:~ rmno 'l'rnc " it musl-
ctil ('(tllil'tl)' in three ac‘s. hold the
'horirtis n‘. tint Ri: nt i‘:tttt ii.i\ :titcrfi
.nom ntitl (M't‘ilillL. Lil'llt :tutliontcs
wi‘nt‘sxscti lmtlt pct’i‘tti'inti‘Icctz.
'Tlt- iir IItt i. 3 (ii. .lX zttiiittinf' but
7in lilt" :- tontlt l'(i ('til‘nif‘ Mac its .\li't-
:iitlu. titt- uun‘.
"lllt‘ll; o;I \'\‘lIi:( "
Iii" utnilontc in gout
in: t; it din cly put
humor and mzmv
ti'c lioiiii‘ in an uproar.
‘t‘Inii Nrc ii-ttii lilv.‘ toll of the cur.
tniri "\\'hrvi ili'(‘:tn13 (‘omc 'l‘ruc" was
fu‘i o' il‘lltlil and limiting and songs
that were catchy and fascinating were
int rod Iii ctl
'i‘h-I SiCOYld and third och: were
~ itiihly out. tnininrz and its the audl~
Seem from “Where Are My C tildren?” starting today for three 011(1‘ loft tho thcnttc i! \\ its evident
days at The Regent. " ' " " M” "N' '
‘li!l.t‘:‘ ,titi
Mun...“
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he discovers why he is childless. dis-c
town:
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“OUR LITTLE WIFE
Sviywn & (‘o., will prom-m for the
first tlmc on any stage it now comedy
f“0ur Little Wife" by Avory iiopwood
'IIuthor of "rut: and W armor" with
,Misa iiurgrnct llilntiton in the mind
tool roic on Sat. Supt 30 at the Regent
ttiicaler. Miss lilintzton. one of the
Blending (lrtuuutlc stars oi thc present
‘day will intcrprot n comedy role in tho
jncw Hopwootl play for the first time
incc “.Mrs Lutiingm‘li' s Iloo'u " and
will bc called upon to make .i long
itiansition from tho tcoriul heroine of
1 Henry Arthur Jon *6 play “'llIo Lic'
.i whom aha has been enacting {or the
t mt two seasons All in his pr-Atious
”“0095th Mr. Hopwood has con
intrtictcd a laugh, fabric with many
t amazing complications centering
around a pretty young married woman
whose multitude of male. tricnda has
earned 'Ior her the soliriquiot which
given the play its title. in addition to
Miss 'Illington who it: of court-0 the
featured player, the cast includes such
well known playors ns Walter Jones,
(‘. Aubrey Smith, Gwendolyn (Piers.
Robert Finch-er, ‘iitirlr'a ilampiicn and
Rac Sciiiwn. _ Tho play is in three
.acin which have been handsomely
mounted and it is staged by Edgar
‘Selwyn.
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“THE_ HOUSE OF GLASS."
Cohan and Horriu’production of Max
Marcin'd powerful drama “The Houso
lot Glass." which comes to the Regent
Hitcatre, Monday, September 25th.
! Much of the' success that has come
to this play is unquestionably due to-
. the finished acting ot the well balanc-
ied cast engaged in visualizing its any:
oral roles.
That "The House of Glass” is one
of the biggest plays seen on the New~
Yorkautag‘e‘ln years is but to voice
the opinion of everyone who sees it. ,
The story it tell: is so genuine. so ‘
hm“ 5" ”mm” “““m?“‘“ "‘ the gamut of human emotion. Manaiace-theatre, South Norwalk apnoto
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