REGENT THEATRE
TONIGHT '
Virginia Pearson in
“The War Bride’s Secret"
Tomorrow-—LockWnod’s Hall——
Molly King in “The Summer Girl”
'00.! II. “be up” mwurmmd
had-1. on...“ on. an intern am mull-l
man. a“ Mot and him than “In! Im II“ "M i.
"U. tollofld'y. Imulfla‘a hb "I". In. “In" oi LIV W
I“). an all no“ to.” shoaid I” Theatre ton-"OI
Ibis Bron-by All Mini. air II!
rad. and a Will-Hun lotion in Laura HMO H W"
arm
raven h-iei Wale: rid JudI M “my
thud» rap-18“) ohen the, learn 7.. 00 Pl
out their t‘lllldl’rn ate mat-mu [0 ’ m u-
The i‘iiiled Stat War olre hat
nether
_- declined to Pm‘hl‘ a marwiiously
COMEDY SINGING pouertul. wireless. ray gun. the ill‘
ieutiori of Guy i2 .tstreet a yuan:
FEATURES BNL _ _ ‘
American eCIGIllal
The Five Dafiydiis" at pain-_- 1’: e decides to try the
titre Head 8:9 Vaudewlie Program. t'pon arrival at
liiaappointed. he
iuropean market.
foreign court he
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One Night Only Friday Nov.§3
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MESSDS sauerprs DDODUCTION
0mg SENSATIONALLY PODULAD
VIENNESE ODEDETTA
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One Entire Year
PRICES 50¢75¢,$1_00m.2t$1,50
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da.\s oi the “'t‘e'ii opt-ned :odai or iii.- Int-ream") 0‘ the villi-i who coir
pup“... Irma“... and proved m M ‘ sent to a test of the liittt‘r‘l. Aston-
iii-at hill “The Fitt- Durham;- It", islied at the result of the trial.
leading, act. protect to be a big hit and War Board comment-es Ht goiiations
yith Guy for a satiiple gun and work-
brought down the house at the after
noon :erf r -. ' . ‘ ‘ « '
: "i o niante The show tonight mg plans. iiiiron Rogniat ,5 entrust-
..s expected to bring a record attend- 1 “ m we nitration of .. ,Um an in:
ance_ The llaffydiis proved to be com- H. x ‘ , L .8“ p i. ‘
”h. bin-Er”, with H his. fund ot w... him to Antenna to recetle tli-a filllblt.
cdy talk, dancing and new song hits. ed “01"“
llic (‘ourtiiey Trio, it classy singing. Rumor: of the
tithing atiill daticin: aggregation, is reached ti m
:1 t-: w" "on. "t 1 ”x '. . W _
. X. t r "‘.“.'".'h “m'h ‘ rialion is necesaa
_ mum r-d .siwtitot‘. \itlli'l‘r' lu‘iied .
trcuhlt-d titties a n‘
in i spied upon.
l'iI'illlta‘E r‘ tilia. E
“L‘.
llit)
:lion liowerci
infur-
and sintc in
tmuld be sure
prevail upon
how ii.ll|ll)’
out in bi it i‘t'iil ili‘llel in his line. .\l‘~
other all on tho bill is tiat if iii-l
ltlvlll and (illso’hndrt European (‘lilll Tl‘r fllld [WHUH‘
edy tiirtiballt and musical att 'liie: . std “I Rt 1 ”05‘
i l f lul lli)l)ltr\\'ulllflll enr
“8* it Hi!) Oi le and action in the - v _ 0.
number ilcllhlilg. to is" to tinerua‘and a.
A _ “_..- tempt to frustrate tho Baron s trans.
lNTERESTING STORY OF Although‘put on his could by a trait-
CLARA KlMBALL YOUNG or the Lounteda outwits him by a
tu.se and as a meuibet of his very
liouiehold. [villa herself in a position
to watch the Baron and surprise h's
secret.
Popular Star Who Playn at Palace
Theatre Tomorrow in “The
Dark Silence," Han had
Great Career. The gun in almost completed. the
. papers are promised. but the Baron
A famous old-lime actor, Edgar 3‘ has nijagitiiigs. “When we have the
jKitiibail.
‘ and lilo wife, who was pro- lgun and ”1‘, papersfi’lt‘n'lhen “_.. will
fessionall) known on Pauline .\lat- notbe S“... The secret will always
tern. had a daughter three months
he iii this man's brain!" The obvious
old who showed dramatic trndenciea.‘
sequel suggests itself. iiaron Rogu-
mldentl). Thin daughter was named iat calls accoiiipiices. Sonia, horror
ma Clara. I“ "n“ “PM Of a play ”‘93 stricken. lIPars their conference. and
happened to be playing in. it was nec‘
hastens to warn Gt'y.
canary to have a baby carried on. The
The climax is a thrilling scene.
long arm of circumstance willed that “m Countess Sonia flint-ta one audac
her mother was the character that hits taunt at the Baron who ”9d.
had to carry the child on the static, h ”d and {00‘ to his chair giares in
so of course she could think of no it potent farm at the ruined gun. and
Burke in "Gloria's Roma
ten of Marguerite Clark
sion 1
arlie Chaplin
‘ifgifliLove and Ha
“Romeo and Juliet.”
SATURDAY—Leonora Ulrich in “Intrigue"
NOTICE—To he Mothers of The Norwalks—There will
be a morning performance at 10:30 a. m. for the child-
"er hub". that “I“ “HM to assume lit .itt-s her escape with the bewildered
the difllciilt part of keepinr: quiet. lauigstrcet, As n" my Pndiult rbut
Sh" 1'03““ life “Hull-‘3 and h ‘5 'wr' tt would not be fair to tell about
fcctly evident that 1”” reached tl'-~t, but when you ace it you will
the pinnacle of her career in thc at m be disappointed.
lent drama. unless some one perfects
ttilitini: pictures, "
and Billie
rice."
shi-
o tliosc skeptical font—r:—
who claim
in “The Goose Girl." Admis-
WlH‘" 1"“ than ”3”"? Wit“ 0” iii '1‘ is nothing meritorious on the
’ Miss Youtla llliltie lll'l‘ first li.t ll was pr ‘9,“ day musical stage and who
in “One A. M.," and Bertha
te."
an impromptu affair. She was trawl m... t‘(lhliiillulli "Tam“ ”H, tzoml old
itir: with her mother and father. who dam when Suppc mm“. ("'me
were with a repertoire cortipnny play-
, and Sll‘illl'N wct‘o oompoalni: their
“cis X' BuShm‘an and Beverly Bayne in U" ”l" Midi"! "‘l" i“ "”37“ charming mores. the Mesal‘ii. Slin-
. - Kirke," lliat old friend of all ama~ ”my production 0, n", triumphantly
tenra. During a [it‘rflll‘liiilni"‘ little irisnlng Viennese lit-I-retttl. .. h‘
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_.PAUlC
“The Playhouse That Pleaaea"
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enemy of Judge Let-
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(THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
HVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
AND FEATURE PICTURES.
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“THE FIVE DAFFYDILS,"
A Great Big Riot of Music and Danc
ing, With Pretty Girls a Feature. l
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sxzeron,
. Brownley secrets.
. cr recoup .
.
; Brownlcy
\ioiinist Extraordinaire.
“THE COURTNEY TRIO,"
(3'35“ SmQCTS and Variety Erltertain isti‘cl is about to dccltil‘c :i tlititl.-ml_ her mmlo-r hull III (‘Ultlt‘ trout theI
Ers. Stctcns and .ludtze South: lilil(l:ltl their “3" '~ 1"‘tl ill' .2 hi 1' l in tn‘t‘) oIT. .
_ lS-ziloticia Sit-e1 stock iliroilch the 1.3x. i-‘lw ti. -i\c‘. t'l xtiilt her pollute tln-
t-liztu'. . u ion Bob Browiilei- Ill‘tl his t'l .slm \xtis tilctit in e \l its u. up ‘
DELTERELLI AND GLISSANDO. .u. aociatel. in order to ccmpictcty then going to li\'i" with l‘i'. .Ilillltllllol
European Comedy Acrobats of Note, tcrush the Brownleys. Sand: and Stev- the? :it l‘cntott ll:ll‘l.lt .. .‘~licii. where:
"lens scll short. llcb llt'ownley makes rho :ittctid’l school. Lott-r slic comet
' .a tlt‘it‘i‘llll'lt‘tl effort to hull thc niar- to Now ‘tctix ‘tv ch. ._ :i :.. ”A
THE FICTURE PROGRAM: .‘itet. :Elltl other bruit-”ts. iui‘lttcncwl by till i: unduly; rm in: T» r xi"i":rt<‘;l
T°“'th——The World Picture, “Ff-i. his heavy buying. follow suit, cousin: were futile and ;.f'.s ;‘ ii p ' full) loll?!
("-v. the 13th " a riot in the exchange. This all talc-ta. limo uhc “'12.; vixen ii FYll‘l til pull in a.
i . _. plow on Friday. the Thirteenth. musical comsdv, . i'. no.» :1. failure. as,
.- ‘ ~— ' The one story of the cider lit-own- titty Slilll""l5lll~’.~ are, Tim was iii’:
FHdayfiClam Kimball Young in , icy and his )‘Ollll‘: wile. who attumptn Hill. i
“The Dark Silence." Sh“ acccpwd a 1‘11" in it mid milk“
I _ ' act in which Jame: \‘ctl'n: t it» t‘lc‘
star After six months of this act ;lm_
VAUDEVILLE meES: wu is eiigag-xl l)\ the Orpheum l": ti}t‘lS
Anemflm ........... 10 and 20 Cents l in Plix'ideiphin. hiring hot changes
Evening ......... 10, 15 and 25 Cents l ills tit “till thtm .htnics liming was
PALACE THEATRE
'i' liRlLLlNG TALE OF
WALL STREET Domes
Such is Story of “Friday the
at Palace Theatre Tonight.
“Friday. the Thirteenth." title of
the World Film photomzr drama
which will be the. attraction at the‘
Palace Theatre on Friday is taken:
from the day and date on which one
of the. most original of stock market}.
1 ntorles wan auppoaed to have taken I
place A great furoreI was created a
tow yearn part when Thoma! W. Lan-
aon. melt-known (launder and million-
aire. became contributing editor in:
a hind-an m
or iii- an.» m m. m
rm
{and money from an estate of which he
{starting out, through mutual friends
.the elder .\ir. Brownley.
13th";
Clara Kimball “m"?- “Mill“‘i "" ‘h" liltie Paradimx" will lit' respectfully
iniil was lllt‘ r‘tlt‘t~".~.\ of itohcrt Brown I
l tl stagc with ti plaid shim} wl‘app'd submitted on the Sill?" “f the RPM,“
ev on \.- .-~ ... ,. .. .. ., ., .
”Mud ‘10 l\ ilttliatiu. llllildl“ around it”! ”til .ippi.i..int. \\.‘..~ m to'iiorrow night only to drnionstl‘at'
“8“ (d P “W 3890100" 0i “it“ indict-one llltll lllt' lillillt‘ni‘t' and NW ,1“. “111‘ .n, \ of lltlr staterooms.
street.“ Operating with liitti was li‘ia
falli'ar. i’etcr Urownley. a
Ii' d upo"
pt'ctttlll
company \\'I'l'i‘ (‘tll‘n'lllg‘r l.
lit’llil: qticstitined. little t‘i':_
“spell that she worth-ll to icciinin titi
‘ncli‘css. .‘ltii’t' to pli :t --
.ludcina ltotii .lie enthusiastic wcl~
”The illttw l‘at'atlisc.“ is tiieetiuL'
:it every stop on its tour. l'oliowin‘:
m” ""1““ its l‘t‘t't'nll} tomhided run of one ~ol
than anything it “"h phmw“ ill war at the (‘iisiito Tin-zilre'. N-‘w
that (‘lxira *hm'm "" “'W" " ("w Ynu‘lt. this tll‘iiii‘-ilill entertaintil-nt
lltlcs in .‘l'ttt'k'h lltid iloy" with which ”:0“st m become 3 (high, in light
the company was to tlcse thcil‘ that m”.
week‘s engagement. known “4 .1...
long time mmn
Sands of Virgin-
The story opens with Judge Sands
hankitipt lit't' :iusc l‘ctcr liiohlllt‘) haS
gin-n liitii ii false tip on the market.
Sands ititeslcd all his own money
r-lev'.
opcrzi rcpirsn’t'c. and
crowd of lh-‘atro-gocrs,
.watt trustee. liiscouraged he was Accordingly it was arranccd that public. “ppnfi :ly hm)“, “hm it
about to commit suicide when his this lot was to enter and ask tlii- wants. (‘ct'taizi it is {hm H, "mm.“
lduughter. Beulah. entered. She rows shopklxcpcr for "two liars of Santa “mum: the Atncricnti stage hip:
:vengonnce against the Brownleys. rind (‘ltitis soup," for which she was to i‘il)‘ known in ”my,” Mob-0nd. has an.
and then “W Th" storekccpcr fool proached tilt-rogue "The Blue Para
islilv ictiiiitkcd to her tii‘tii the child a. - -. _..lu
had spoken the first line of het car-
v nu 2'
she obtains a position as secretary to
4 to. mass
't harks ti. rich m.
for the little children a> thcy are
along with being instructite. Yer); :
tamuslna and pleasing and also it' —PAY .NOTHING DOWN-
’aplendld treat for the little ones
"It and" line“, “ fawn ?
out. Ital nut t|~ helium. “a
ninth! rota-militant nil hr m" .
”A by I lulu, homo tiara sleet.
The (or at prtniluln‘
Nicholson. him \or
noun. Ymantlr l'rvaa
Hui. Lucy Fit'lde.
Ro'iert Allen and
(,1 [all “Hie-IV?
chorus oi liradoay beau
int-lube .‘Hl
ton. (‘harin
burg, GM-lfl\
a number of ull.rr.~
The tart.
ties are tutu"! .» our: and dancer.
and the (l'lzlpxlt). .- pi....tid 2-:th it".
own ipv-l‘ldl uni-ta “'l‘lw liiuc‘
i‘aradi:e" .3 stair d 2. v tz-rd. :.-.-:i
lt‘ inlt‘slllllr" and iltoifld l'l hecp '
ing with the high itandurd '1 l‘ thea-
trcgoitig public he. :w look for
in tho auxin-1:01.: of tie Mass
pert
.s (t lllt‘
S‘ii
liiilit- liurke tn Gloria's iioii‘ante
“all erall Rt‘g-'Y.l Tli'iill'r‘
igain this 521 lttl;i_\ in addition to the
3*! picture and Fitch will draw the
usual got-d attendance tl‘r.‘ i! always
sfnte t‘is wondoi'lui :- rial
lure in s- lieutztt ..tt.l it tii‘.‘.~‘ l-c
ia-red that i\ is fa-l ti“..\ i:..'
close to all ”ml
and don't
t ~r twglit l'l'l
the Regent '1! (“1‘9-
Su : uriian'
there will he pic-etitr'd at lllt'
Hi the
has pic-l
Iemt‘tll‘.
to "i
\\l>“. iii ree t' is re
in) want to lilir‘
Family Affair
The many good points of the wonder-working
CEZ Luz
Boat. is. cut. on.
are oi distinct advantage to all members of the hunchoid
lt fil' stheho'ne With bright, cheerful, eye—Comforting semi-indirect light.
Everybody lakes 1’; e ‘ ‘ C. E- ZH Light. E'Heryboc’ lies .I
srron v d flayed light that .si es the eyes and haunts the home,— j‘. ;
tight for re. adi: i” writing and sewing. .
Thiy like Ms economy-bums three hour; for one cent Oh I'm}
the {:3 is it gives m’m (“hi the liyht of an open flame homer. N3 ,1
other incandescent light approaches it in economy oi uykeep. The
brill rant mantles COLK little ;nd are the strongest lode.
Our Special Campaign Ole!- ,7
a chap-
m nit: t‘i r chapti r i‘I
‘this Settllrtl'ay
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4 a.»<1‘w.“f‘l~£&.€MW-;W'
tiint'itcg :It to flu o'c.‘ wit
ilgt‘ill
iiilltlnul Ul lll’ )i‘llt"
niatitit ..
'lliiatt‘c {tr 1ch
\xullts u Illiil'lllli'.’
time the tininaaetnent w ii‘.
show Margin-rite t'lark in ‘Thc
(loom. Girl." a Very pretty lil-llt‘ story
that will appeal to all the little one:
that can see this and r- ly
will 20 away well pleased its the}: dd
last time eltr “il‘i Ztti“.i\ lti "Weill
flower" the week before last iii iii‘
morning. It has liccn :i pin-on l‘l'l
that with these morning
there is more good derived from them
\\ iiich at
such it
”Wk-ad‘lr’ +1.,
lit. y Sii
illitlitlt eti
50c Monthly For Four Months. Total Cost So.
when it is considered that they (all.
on Saturday when lllt' little folks are
aliberty to enjoy them and the
price of admission will be the sum"
as before 10 cents to all.
Coming Francis Bushman and Bev
erly Bayne in “Romeo and
Juliet."
The management of the Regent
Theatre announces that for two days. like it before
Nov. 8th and 9th that there will be turn.
presented the greatest picture of thc .
day, "Romeo and Juliet," with ii pair
of co-atrira. Francis X. Bushman and
Beverly Rome in the leading roles
that can't he equalled in any picture
production that has cvcr been at ‘
tempted bcforc on tho scrottt. This
plttti. c l as: ooh int i reli used it rho"!
Phone for a “Sire—I‘LtsyH mail if he has missed you hunt;
til: tlllliil Elilllliil llirli Wilfili'l.
_I-l-I- _l-I
u u".-
- .- ow:-
dim ‘ Rum ' j ’ w
I: - ":iililfi
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Gustav and. lair, Fields Charles Do»
rickson. Charts Donna and a on. 2 ~
bei- citations of equal standing. ‘ ’
There is also a large beauty charm
of singers and honors and the com
pany has its on orchestm. The .-
tumea and scenic production of "
Blue Paradise" are unlmually eh g
rate. Prim 50c. 75c. $1.00 and “M
in the way of a pic~
Blue Paradise Friday.
Feats will no on Mic today at the
ho: office of the learnt for the
Messrs. Shuborts' cluboratr- produc-
tion of "The Blue Paradise," llic
rcignint: musical our-(1‘55 o.’ the son-
a... m"...-
bi)". wliit‘i will he Df‘t‘r‘t‘nltiil on l-‘ri. _ v;
”111‘ ”l“ i enforc H" W“. "“ h" .\'o\', fl. .\.~ all ilistrltuinii‘in': people BABY HAD WROOPlNG COUCH}.
ni~ltu' d M ”1“ ll ‘~ “‘W‘U” "f ”‘1 arc :iwzi'c this latcsl and L'HMrl of ”mm“ who 1‘1"“ wild FDR?" ’
anal l'l‘ltll't' “' “'i 1 l" “M 1““ \‘icnncsc opercttas hm. hm recentlh‘ lloney udfir “WM “0‘ b“ "mm“
and n produat “'1 tr in t‘.-.t start to “mm“ a I workable r...‘ of one on. it. Mrs. Sam C. Salim. Clayton, .\'. II..-
”‘P ”MM 12 ha: :in 1h. prov: :iuczt‘a “H, y...” m I‘M, (“3.3m Theatre. Np“. writes :‘My grandson had whooping
n. 3;,” Yuck ('ilj.‘ Litill‘ig it: thi’)’ York, where ”m receipt-i gm :1 nc'.\' cough when he was thzee months old.
r.:i;l;. (:2 i‘t r'c lzox- it is ll“'.l ‘lW r“""rd for box office takings for :t “'9 used “I‘VE Honey “3‘5 T“ M
lit-.rc l'I' 11' c "1‘ i‘l-"' ll " 1“" “7m " tniisiciil play on Broadway. WW I believe it. 53"“! M3 m"- “9 is “0*:
monitor: ti"i t i“ “ll: “‘ i" “m“ “m” fesaional critics and delighted play- hi8 3'“! “L" H 153 line ””32 10 hi" T
two clvwl‘ Elli!‘ "1‘ “M" ‘i‘ X. "m” goers were unanimous in declaring in the house in case ”I """009mli'
man and llei'erh llalnc l‘llil tlic sun “The Blue Paradise" the most sntis- cough, M- mhs. ““05 mil
port lliill llflVt' N‘f‘lll‘l'il ‘t “WW" tying musical entertainment of the first. doses help. boson [‘hle'm. “31$ 1’
them and without a d the moat
\‘t‘tlll(ll"‘flll producio‘l .-r put on lll'.‘
screen. lvtttl' fc?‘ ..i see this picturc
of "iioziico and Juliet“ 2:2 the Recent
’l‘hcit.rc wlicn it is shown on Nov
Stli and ittli and you wdl surely say
that you have never 9‘
decade and it in proving equally as
popular with all classes on tour as it
was on Broadway. The large Sliubert
company of almost 100 persons to bc
Ieen here includes such prominent or.
tints as Patti Nicholson, Miss Norton,
Robert: Allen,
intimation. clear air paSsagea 510,5
racking cough.
BAD EfiOUGi-i. , '
Magistratwbid you know 115%!
drink drives a ma into bad t nuipany?
Prisoner—fies your honor. It
Yolande Preszbum. hmueht me. before Vim. ‘
t.
i”
i.
t
i
i
"a uni
cct‘. that he would giro thc map grat-
is if hlIl‘ would sins. It was the 0p-
polttiiiiu of tlic thild' s lift Shc rent-
tho.“ to ill‘ l mtli; lit; and <.‘.l".'.: until
There alto learns many of the
and helps her fiitlr
his liy givin:
a false tip that Siilotici't
losses,
lhircd 1“ tlit \ltiizrraph (‘ompam no
idircctor. it was unit a question of
L limo hetoi‘c alto was on the \‘cll.grap!i.
' ca'll board Mr. Yopmz had seen won-i
’ derful poSSibilitics for bot (1.5 n screeni
star. and it was not ion; before hoI
. realized she was to be the star of his'.
home and fireside.
' in 1912 the Vimizraph Companvv
cut her around the world, and for!
‘10 past. year she has been a tremen-‘
‘ous‘stcllar attraction TOD‘ the World
'lvn forces. ljl“
Miss Young hart had phonomlno
"com in pit-turns: c—nrlurnrl by th
um wilm nrnml-tr” 'who“: that:
“ins “Trilhy,” "Carmen" "The To
In Pat-anon." and ova-y others c‘
we] note and diat'nI-tion.
film then appeared in “The real}
Life.“ a beautiful picture which
liar! tremendously to her popularity
ll one the main» Following her
”humoomw
,. .. \‘xf '
. \i‘iytnoNMEth in “ERYTl-tmc t
. to the woman or refinement. Nomi!» .
- dearer to a woman'a heart than I
Qantlful homo micron, tornlaliod. i i
l you'll come to as we'll anon no on
toe-of quality wall paper and up!!! i
in you may mantle, your born I '
a nominal out. our prion. and to '
villawaal to m
Theborltachz
”W‘I " i
2e 5%:
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Norwalk Chronicler