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THEATRE
PHONE 1 501
RMENWW
TONIGHT
BEATRIZ MICHALENA
In “THE UN WRITTEN LAW” _
TOMORROW—FANNIE WARD IN “EACH PEARL
TEAR,” AND CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN “A NIGH
AT A SHOW.”
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SATURDAY, LOCKWOOD'S HALL— "THE RE-
DEMPTION or DAVE DARCY.” AND BILLIE
BURKE IN “GLORIA’S ROMANCE.”
' SATURDAY SEPT 30th
- ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
Evening at 8:15
Selwyn & Company Present
Avery Hopwood's New Play
“Our Little Wife”
WITH
Margaret Illington
The Wonderful Cast Including
Waiter Jones C. Aubre Smith
Gweti'dolyn Piers Robert Fiysher
Charles Hampden Rae Selwyn
Prices 25c. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
Afewseatsat........... ....... . ........... . $2.00
220 Reservedscatsat... .. .......... 25c.
Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow—Io O’Cloclr.
STAMf0RD THEATRE
rally-Williams liAltltliI. Mgr. lee mt.
THURSDAY EVE.. THE MUSICAL HIT
SEPT. 28 OF 2 CONTINENTS
MESSRS. SHUIIERT PRESENT
CLIFTON CRAWFORD
lit the New Musical Play
. HER SOLDIER BQY”J
By VICTOR LEON. Author of “The Merry Widow"
Adapted by RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG
Music by EMME‘RICH KAIJIAN, Composer of "Sari"
John Charles Margaret
THOMAS ROMAINE
Supported by a Brilliant Company that includes HAROI D Vl
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( LARt \‘Ct HARIEI, (I'ltll. (.‘liAiIVl'.l(‘l( FRANK RIDGE JACK
Mc(i()\\ AN RALPH HERBERT I..lLl t.A\' TUCKER l ()l' lSI‘
(l ALI 0\\'.\\, El. I7. GERGELY El I: ANOR DAWN.
Big Beauty Chorus Symphonic Orchestra
Gorgeous Stage Pictures
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‘PrICES . . $2.00, $1.50. $1.00. 75c. 50c
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PALACE THEATRE.
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AT THE REGENT TODAY.
The seat sale for Margaret llling-
ton in “Our Little Wife" the stellar
iattraction of the season which will be World Picture “ pm.“ Friday Show:
presented at the Regent theatre this “mo“. Western".
I Saturday night only opened this morn-
ing at 10 o‘clock and it kept Treasurer
Wm. B. Hamilton busy for at least 3
1 hours taking care of the long line t I
had gathered there to get tickets for
this attraction. Oi comes this doesI
not mean that there are not enoughl.
HOUSE PETmWORED
‘ "I “THE RAIL RIDED."
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House Peters was originally cast for
.a wild and wooly westerner, but he
I. came East and became an actor. Since
Ithat time he has travelled extensively
all over the face of the globe playing
th e t 5
good seats left to be secured especially in some of 9 III“ II tage produc-
Itions which toured Europe. He has
. those seats in the second balcom
which can be procured at 25 cents. IIIIISO h“ a “II“ mOtion plotrue (IIII
user, but he scored the most of his
i success with the World Film Corpora-i
, ”OUR LITTLE WIFE."
SSW-"’1 ‘1 ”omit“! “'1” 0“" ‘histtotd as “The. Hand of Peril," “The Vel
gent theatre the fiiSt production on Gail Kane
“‘3' "age or IO‘" Little “”9 “dealing with the child labor problem
“medy ”3 A‘e'y ”09““0‘1 3“”‘0’ or which occupied tIhe attention of Con
| F9" “‘d \\armer' and 01"" hits gress recently, and is (hock full ofI
:witlt Margaret lllington as the teal'temotion and nerveflmking situations i
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' ured player. This will be Miss Illing-i
I'ton's flint appearance in comedy fol”
IseIeral seamns as she has achieved.
“COULDN'T GET FISH."
Sidney ()lcott. director of the Fa-
triumphs for the past few years ”litmus Players company, had a unique.
serious plays. AS the MI“ ”I ”Theicxperience in making “The innocent
;I_ie" she scored tremendously last “9.. a Paramount picture
iseason on tour and the previous seas I They acre in Bermuda getting the
tort at the Harris theatre New York proper atmosphere for the picture
|and her large following will undoubLI land when it came to taking scenes of
tedly be interested I" once ‘0 k'I'II’WIVuIentine Grant as the fisher maid
that she is about to appear in comedy; they could no' obtain any fish it is
Iand withal in a play by that master of .harder to get fish on the island than
I‘m" ”“8”" “e" "°""°°“ 0“ it would be to catch them 1,000 miles
11 ittle Wife” is essentially constructed out at sea
ifor laughing purposes and relates thej For days at a time dab could not be
adventures OI II pretty young married? had for love or money and it was only":
woman Hm I‘ penchant for 30““: on after a great deal of persuasion that‘f
married men. Her husband, natural they were bough' for 24 cents a mum!
ly a bit jealous endeavors to and out
just how innocent her illrtAions are VALENTINE GRANT IN
and has one of his friends, a milk and “TH! INNOCENT “5-,,
water sort of a male. attempt a mid-
night apartment supper “III II his We Paramount Picture Features Palace
The re tilts are different from any. Bill Saturday. ‘.,
thing be imagined in his wildestl
dmms' S‘I'w’" & comm” ha" I‘" I it is better to tie a little than to be
nished an excellent cast including int
{addition to Miss illlngton, W alte
IJone‘s (‘. Aubrey Smith. Gwendolyn,
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IEIIIIIIIIHIanOIIRIIII 2:35;. Ch;I;:JDI‘:;m:llt otally disconsolatc. We speak of
l . I “ te lies," buslms lies." “libs,"
II IH‘IItIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIiIlIeIIItiIIIII 3:; Baggy“: dgzwvarications." “equivocations,” but
infliceIot theatre of them all the lesser of these is the
. I “innocent lic."
(‘ttn \Oh imagine what you would dot
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This bit of epigrnmmatlcal philoa
phy has often kept people from bein
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‘BROADWAY AND BUTTERMlLK"
Pfunthc Ring, supported by n splen
did company of prominent plttiers, in-
tluding licl It Lowell. comes to the
lRezcnt theutie. one night only, \\'cd
.lltifllly‘ Ot-tobt-r 4th., in “Broadway
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I Irish his:
(ountry to America to visit your broth-
cr~tt brother noaht re to be found—-
and after bolus attacked on the stree
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.ImII. II“ IIIIIIIIIIII' .8 .IIIIIIII pIII'I by I you awoke lull beautifully fttrtlahcd ““5“” through your auto “‘I‘IIII' ' 5"" . .
into Mack. This is the fourilt pro- - hitllillE ‘
duction iundc h_I Manatr r l-‘rederitk home "III“ kindly "WI“ CIuIIIIIrIIdI. . fin .. . i , cIidcnt W l" i._,‘ 0.. iii-h 0; indie I
about .th and lovingly calling You Mom ”I" (’I“IIIIIDII0II I II tent..tt.r-;~. to d.‘CZ‘t‘fl:l0. For the first;
\ilKii) since the magnetic stilt signed
!a contract with hint for a term of
tyettrs. lInliltt- utmost any other mun-
Iager Mr Mi Kay baa neter knthn 'ltc
lm linings oi the mud tnilttic us ~uch
'cousln " (‘ttit you imagine what you
would do?
Answering thttt some question with
.all its drnnthtic incidents surround-
in: it, \‘nlcntiue Grant has portrayed
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IN UNIVERSITY AT 14.
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I Songsters of the World
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"The P13Yhousc That\IPleases.” "'— 'I . - .. ""‘ =' “‘- WP"
FANNIE WARD iN .. EACH PEARL 0:2“ “a“ Mm “Him” mm” uni :éfillergé' II;::I5I‘I.II‘I‘I(I1VI'IIIEI~,T32pr:;:;:ls 3M... . ...... ”I... soon m,,.,b.,,., ,, mu. '
{FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE. A TEAR" AT THE REGENT a mm and at,” he, an”... m New 3 mix“: ‘93]de “0180 .n ,M c, u C.) ... .. W... .93 t
VILLE AND F ATURE * WI“: {Emhl‘mf IIIIIIIIIII" ",I “men ork locks to find the residence. Site of my 1916 no“ car and also hm, my... 0“»... .
PICTU S IIPlf‘tIIuvI-cs IIlI'IIIvIZIIIIII’yIziIIItIl :29:(3::[1;?::;'b;0m93 a victim or foul play IIndlthis trouble can be remedied The ___.__.———-———~— I
i' THURSDAY, FRIDAY iwhenI tIhIchIace the forthcoming mm “In!" the card in IIIIII pocket is ldenti-, 'clutch has been Edit-Sled and “9“ 0" ' I
SATURDAY Iductlon oi; “Fitch Pearl a Tear " Ming “(I d as Mrs “I‘M?" “IIICII' Believ put in, but the noise is the same. The The ‘ .-.: do ”0 Fl If.“ °' "‘Il’ III III -I I
L h ‘IWerd recen’Ilv ret rned from New I" h" “to he II" relatlIe Mrs WIIII noise increases as the, 88an are held 9' ”1“ “Mb (I "I‘ S" ""I" ' I“ II I.
{THE DOREE OPERA COM- IIYork with “IE” ortIiIne t of the latest ters' takes the injured girl ‘0 h" changed from high to intermediate heart} all of the westbound trainsI l
. PANY ‘fashmm Mame rs “amnmamme demg. home and upon pat-ovary Norah al- and when running on low is so loud Saturday were 0 ‘Iliged to use the in- [I
EDWARD NICHOLS
Musical Monologist
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{EDGAR-FOREMAN & COM-
PANY IN THE COMEDY
SKETCH
“The Danger Point"
MARIE ORV‘ELL-A'
Vaudeville's Melba
RODERIR 'AND DEAN
Comedy Aer-Acrobats
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: Theodore Steinmann. fourteen year
I old son of Alfred Steinmann, a mer-
chant of San Diego. Cal, has reg-
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.I‘ FEATURE of California. He is the youngest pttpll
fr PICTURES ever to applyjor admittance. He ltasI
(might—Dustin Famum in fifty-six entrance units to his credit
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{Wani'I/idflgarfick” The requirement is only forty-live
-— use Peters in “The He attended grammar Schools of San
Rail Rider.” 'Diego up to the sixth grade and then
Saturday—Paramount Play "Th! entered the San Diego Army and
' Innocent Lie" Nmy Academy. When Steinmann
Matinee—10c and sec Vaudeville completes his seven your medical
Eyeni’n'g—roc; 15c 25c. course. be will be twenty-one years
laid, a graduate physician at the age
of the average junior class student
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Each Night. . B k
Regular Prices at Pictures Only I III IIIeIII
» l... at 9 O'Clock Show. Y} There are two times in alman's life
4 when he should not spoofihto—WhenL
' ‘ he can’t afford toand when he can.—
Mark Twain.
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Wine—Tomorrow will be my twenty-
sixth‘ birth
Hubby— a year. ago. idol lie-I
fore our weddilll. You told no you.
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Wile—«Yet list we woman on
fenrs and she,
it to displaI them to full advantage.
iterv poor opinion 0f'lh'3 Los Angelesian
tax collectors. These indiIiduals HIKE“
her for her new automobile and then
Eltun‘ei around and tiled to In her ;.lrl gradually
husband
lmuch for the time Inc chine. llnd “lien {on is pitch 11".
I the two of them discovered sontething‘insisls upon h
istered as a student in the University,
it
‘0 would surelr ha
[of the plat“; provided fm bliss Rim:
Iran ttIo entiie scallops in Next York
[or on the road, going from coast to
coast and everywhere playing to
crowded houses. "Broadway and Bit!-
termllk." is now in its second sen-ion.
and has just finished an engugemcnt'
at its second New York theatre where
it has been (letting ltot weather and:
car strikes since ettrly in Ausust. i
for the screen one of the most charm-
ing pictures ever presented on the
Il’nramnunt program in the production
Iof “The innocent Lie," This sill-rink
photo drama of adventure is produced
.in the Famous Players
i The story .tells of Norah O'lfr't?n.I
‘who has been entrusted with a mes-
\irs. Winters. ii at: ter of the late Mrs.‘
“W “ "ommmm but is discredited, it bean belieVed
IIl at Mr injury has lembornilyu unba‘- I
Miss Ward also has at present at
ced her mind.
itions are still. unansuered and the
Jack Dealt. just twice as 0? h” “Immune“
was being put OIer on them they tie be floced into the c uel _VI
:cepded upon the tax collector's omceI strange country
on mnsse and made him adjust the no 01399 for shelter so her decides
matter. ‘to say nothing more of her ”MW“;
“w end eltltotlgh living “the
i “THE UNWRITTEN LAW."
“The Unwri‘ ten Law " which um beilocomes more and more apparent
. shown at the Regent theatre tonight isi
‘a photodramtt of unusual merit. it it!
a play in which the three principles‘
are not so much types for play martlp-i firmly in their hearts
ulatlon as they are flesh- and- bloodl
human beings who live. rejoice, suff- one of the sons. grow s. as his does for nearly as hot as the top.
er and experience the mutations to her, but Pat. Norah's brother. fl (“3' lflrculnung properly the top will bel ;
worms his way .Lhot, but the bottom will be cool
and “RI engine may also be ‘ overheated by
Recognising! running too long on low gear racing.
he tries to persuade her mettle, or having spark retarded. and
reputable chauffeur
into the Winters household
sets the lovers’ plans.
his sister
.0 Ami-.9 aim in robbing the house.
Realizing the. situation in which she
is placed. Norah dons her old cloths:
:which all flesh is heir.
I Beatriz Michelena who takes the
part of Kate Wilson. is an authentic
actres's oi the lemotidnal school Every
,crltlc who hits reviewed the film has
Ldeclared her work marvelous both in
power and finish.
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narrative ber'Iahif control.
”to Win}
tillll- ittlolhrllnlnod. ltlafial-tlhoalddlrovolver Installed
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|tion in such masterpieces of the celiu 1:
Saturday, September 301h. at the Re- ivet Paw" in which he starred “mil-ll
This is a political playi'HI
5:30:10: not: ’
ornh Jerk, and you hate to c
and you Itere It poor, poverty stricken and ”1
who had come from the old “9-
t to pitk up on high.
‘Remme plate on tittnsntlsr ion coIer
trill ii if net-cssurI to find thtn
not to (onfuie them “i h bolts hold- ”ease is tilto .ethtr in men thg pm]
case from A Norah OII en to It certain siblc.
tempts to assert her mistaken identl- tha at it would be taken for a "nu” 31‘1“".ch es “mkmm have been;
’the clutch bearing. clutch collar, and the outside were taken up entirely to
A“ "‘9 dnys 3° on Norah II meIIIIIIIII clutch shaft hearing or gear in tranS- the greater part of the any
mission case.
succumbs to the luxury parts carefully the trouble may be
Every com discovered. Repairs ,of course should best paper.
and she feels if she only be undertaken by a skilled re<
er rcal idenltty she may pair m“
world I“ a thrust bearing needs replacing such
Ititlt no friends and trouble is experienced
innocent. I _,I have a new four-Cylinder road ter
lie " she gradually “"5 “‘9 hearts of (Saxon,) run about 400 miles I handleI
lthe ““1"" .35 h" unshiny (Lapositnn it carefully and give close attention!
‘to Oil and water.
Her daring rescue from suffocation at times i fear thNater circulat'OnI
of Teddy. (hp vmmqpul member" M the is bad.
Winters family" established h-sr morej this is the case?
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Time pawl”. ““1 h” 1°“ for Eagan. the. bottom of the radiator ‘should be
in the scene followmg the . and leaves the house, only to be oh- --I have a 1910 Buick "Six” and noticey
murder. and in that o nthe wlutesriremd by Began. who follow her to that at Mill Speeds there is a knock
stand. when no. lltartfstlc conscience Pat's headquarters in the slums Dis~ in the engine.
gutted at this turn of events. ElunI burned out. but the knock is still there
Miphehna keeps her return home. but love ‘ilntrnl in in- with spamming ldmced. On a .
poise and Itrelllflll to the and of the hem. and later he retnrnl to Norah MN pull it ”if: knock at all pro- ,
Without. delay he plunges into the vf‘dod I aunt nipple! our 25 miles
the mutual work or crowd and 1' light cum, lint with u! hour. but,“ speedo- above this the
M, is meant.
I The‘Fmest Gas RangeYou Can Buy'
THERE ARE BUT TWO OF THESE RANGES IN STOCK
AND CAN BE SECURED AT A LOW PRICE AND ON EX~
TREMELY EASY TERMS IF YOU ACT NOW.
$42 50 Has been the regular price of this range. On Oct
. ,. 1st we are compelled to advance the price to $48 50.
Save $6. 00 By Getting One of Thcs e Fine Ranges
Read About the Easy
Monthly Payments
ALTHOUGH THIS IS AN EXTRA FINE GAS RANGE,
AND A RANGE NOT USUALLY INSTALLED ON THIS
PLAN, WE WILL INSTALL THIS RANGE ON A PAY—
MENT OF $5.00, AND ALLOW YOU TO PAY THE
BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAYMENETS OF 35,00,
Over ’Seven Months to Pay!
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PHONE 1680. 67 WALL ST. i3
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and the miSunderStand.‘ rig is straight-
\ened out.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoring Department. The Sentinelele i would appreciate it.
—-l have a live pausenxer Ford 0811 in The car runs perfectly and pulls flitt-
changing front slow to high it Will except for this purpose. x. Z.
1059 throttld The knock shows looseness some-
t'11 00911 810“” until U W“ where. probably in the connecting;
and it seems utmost Imposwble ‘0 rod. This should be attend-:d to at‘
start it without rttcins engine 10 Km once, as it may do serious harm it
a good start on low. so as to it“ it neglected. lio not entrust this to any;
Will you plellsl but it skilled mnn.
Upon their arrival home a le tcr
from Sarah Owen greets her rival
ht hi h s and clut h is slipping. _ .
IIIIII I I II II ttytrt lllulllhl of tire year the fist; mt .
below "time of last:
50 per
The
screus, which “0” 23 it“? 0031'
\\otk tlutth “'l‘l- lult‘l )(‘lil they \Ieic
, so “a cent helou rhosc\if 1914.
and locate adjusting
are in titttch fingers.
tie
transmission lozethtr Remove Irrat on of women showing an increase.
split pins, turn adjusting screIIs one- As always, the or Ilgration from ll
half turn lo right. and replace :pli uteri :yrcnter than that from an) 0th
pins. Try out car (.‘ll n h' it Ititd :td- t2 ll'tJince
just another half tutti if n‘tcssarl'. Emi'tallon from all lrcland to the
[I split pins are ('lllll‘Fed TOW-BC“ United States of Ante: .ctt has during
them IIlth new one: on H u 3-5 DDS the rust scion months (alien to 1.6")
from 3.067 dutint: the corresponding
purl of last year. The passages p‘e-
ing
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D. R. busy laying new ties on the bridge;
lies between over the Post road. and the tracks of:
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The trouble e\' idently
The / Singing Comedians.
Blanche Ring. in “Broadway \.
and Buttermilk," at The Rel-I
gent, Wednesdav. Oct. A. »
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By inspecting these! _
A good advertisement pays in the
Usually when the clutch
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Motoring DepartmentI, The Sentinel. I
it heats so much
How may 1 prove whether
S. H. N.
When water is circulating properly
if it is notj
The;
throttle too wido- open.
Motoring Moment; The Sentinel”
Have had the carbon
yr mat the "
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