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TWO DAYS eomttcuto WEDNESDAY. Nov. It.
and Nov. gar—The Retro Picture W
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Aith Taliaferro
Zeld Sears
Charles Dow Clark
Elmer Grandin
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PRICES . .
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”ISM—AMVWMHMM
“It.” in 9 min. Iatinee roe, Evening rse. .
“DAY. NOV. roar—The return engagement by special
request of the great success of thelfreat picture, “The
Cor-men -."Law in seven reels.
Saturday, Nov. 11th
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Cohan & Harris Present -
The Biggest Laughing Success in Ten Years
“CAPTAIN KID IR.”
A Farcical Adventure in Three Ads
By Rida Johnson Young
WITH REMARKABLE CAST
And Other Broadway Favorites
'- 25¢. 50¢. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
_3 Prices on Orchestra Floor
pun-u
atinee to: eVen‘
\
Otto Kruger
Ernest Stallard
Charles Brown ‘
Adele Rolland
Edward Snader
Seats On Sale Tomorrow
diatclv putJtased lt outright for the
International l‘tl'n cruce Inc
L !I- E: A 0R} [i that William Randolph Hearst imme-
‘. The story of “Jeffery" is too well
The Home of Fine Feature
Pictures
Tor'ght—The International Film
C :rp. story of “Jal’frey.”
Wednesday—Bessie Barriscale in
the pretty story of "Plain
Jane."
Thu sday—Conan Doyle‘s great
story of “The Firm of Gridle-
tone."
Friday—The wonderful World
pi ture entitled “The Revolt.“
Saturday—Fannie Ward. in “A
Gutter Magdalene."
SPECIAL FEATURES
Tonight—Earle Williams in the
serial piCture, “The Scarlet
Rurter."
Don’t Forget—THIS WEEK—-
Don't Forget
Wednesdav—Charlev Chaplin in
“THE COUNT”
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THE PALACE THEATRE
"U' 31?
“JAFFREY” IS PICTURE AT
PALACE THEATRE TONIGHT.
Locke’s Strong Stet-y Well Presented.
‘Juf‘t’el‘yfi' the beautiful story of \\.
.l. int-kc that was last ,vczu‘s "lied
Ht‘llt‘i‘." has been s-lectcd by the ln-
ttrtutli-ntttl li'ilm Set‘t‘icc, lnc., with
which to inattcumte its “Golden Ere
ale" .~"‘l‘lt'.‘ of super photoplay fea-
hires.
When “.ltlth-t'y" \\'li.~ first publish-
(td in Harper's Bazaar its a serial, it
was [tl‘Ot‘liillllt'tl the most nhsorhipgiy
interesting and human story ever
writit-n by the English autltor. This
mpnmliou was fully sustained w'hcn
reproduced as a photophty It would
rank among lllc‘ best ever shown.
The Froiuunn'Amusmuent Corpora-
tion, William Sherrill, President, un-
dertook the production and commits.
slotted George lrt'ing to do the actual
work. thn it was completed. the
film play was such a masterpiece
l‘ to
i fiémaoip‘gz’atk
Jlb "0‘5 $ICTJR"
known to tie-ed repetition. It is suffi-
‘cient to'suy that every one of the
many real great situations have been
faithfully reproduced. Among the
most remarkable of the scenes are
the meetinz between Jztf‘fcry Pres-
cott and Liosha in the Balkan moun-
tains; the discovery of Doria lty her
husband's theft of the manuscript for
his great novel: the emotional ef-
forts of Jeffery to control hinteelf at
the wedding of Doria to Adrian; the
tempest-topsoil freighter upon which
which Jttfi‘ery and-Liosha took their
lutit'~br:tined trip ;‘ the hold of the ship
when the cargo broko loose and thr
.slut's astonishment at the amazing on-
tics of thc unscrupulous liendlhook.
A cast of unusual excellence was sc-
lected for the film production of
".lufl‘et'y," Practically every member Is
it star. When Mr. Locke wrote “.iaf—
fcry“ he. constantly lltitl one man in
ntind as his idcal of the character.
That mun its his tlztastttale and life-
lonr friend, t‘. Attltrey Smith. \\‘ht-n
\fr. Lot-he agreed to make u motion
picture scenario of’“.loffer.v" he stlp~
uluted that no f)ll‘."‘l‘ actor could play
"Jeffery." llis wishes, of course, were
carried out. ‘
Mr. Smith is the famous leadin";
man of the lecitintate stage. ilit
services hate been constantly in tl"‘-
ntand for parts that combine a man
of giant stature and equally great
dramatic power. Just before appear-
ing: in the production of “.lalTery“ he
was for two years leading,' man with
Margaret lllington in “The Lie.“ Ills
notahlc screen appearance was In the
leading parts' in “The Builder of
Bridges.” “John Glady‘s Honor," and
"The Mornls of Marcus."
To Miss Eleanor \\‘oodt‘ul‘f was en-
trusted the role of Doria, attd by her
splendid work, she makes it stand
out like a cameo. Her last appear.-
ance in th‘é“ spoken drama was in
“The Five Ffankforters." Miss Wood-
rutf's greatest success in photopluys
have been scored in “Big Jim Garri-
.
In tort h “ll-Ion." It“ [robot-
areatut previou- won t- .otiea Ik-
tlrea III in the Waco“: rim-I.
“Life."
Doria Sawyer, the beautiful Eats
llsh actress, is Barbara. Before as.
suming this role, she had just te-
turucd from South Africa where the
appeared as Agnes in an all-star cast
presenting “Jim, the Penman." Had
leading parts in the screen produc»
tions of ‘Tanglcd files" and “Hand
of Peril."
Ben Hendricks, famous creator of
"Ola Nelson," and “l on Yonron' is
li‘cndihook; Eric Blind, Frohman
leading man. is Hilary; Paul Doucet.
leading man with Elsie Ferguson, in
“Margaret Shiller" and who plays
leads with Theda tiara and Martha
Heduian in screen plays is Adrian:
while Susan is capitally acted by lit-
tle (‘lttire Hillier.
As will be run. the cast present-
ing “Jaffery” is practically alllstar.
containing some of the most promi-
nent actors and actresses of the let-l»
itimate stage.
“Jul’fciy” will he presented in ii“?
um: and 21x reels
"PLAIN JANE"
Triangle Feature With Bessie Barle-
‘cate and Charles Ray.
At the Palace on Wednesday, Nov.
8th.
.lohtt All-tips is working his way
through college. Jane is the little
slavcy in his boarding house. .lohn
at first has no idea of falling in love
with Jane, hut she is completely antic
on hitn front the beginning. in fact,
he has his eyes on Ethclda Rathbone,
u young, college girl.
There came a time when John
want'ui to attend 1‘. ball at which lith-
clda was to be present; bttt he hadn't
a dress nit. .lanc chanced to become
aware of this, and with her scanty
savings rented him one. (if course
.‘llt‘ couldn't t It him she did that.
but she pretends that it was left
there by a former boardcr. Po he goes
to the hall. llut hoys wilt be boys,
and his classmates rip the coat up
his back. and he is compelled to
Come home without hn' in: setti lith
eltla at all.
Jane. takes the suit hack to the
dealer. unaware that it is ruined.
“'hcn the denier discover.- it. he do
mantis payment, Tllt'l‘t‘ lo‘lows '1
scene in the street in which she l=
humiliated. It was then tint: old
Ftedcrick Voratner, th town photoc-
rnpltcr and it man of t-tvisitleruhlc
mcttns. come to ”to crowd, ilmrivtg
her pitiful :toty, ht- inadc ctcd the
amount to the dcn'rr
Shortly ttfter this,
\‘erstner‘: Jo have llr" pit-tore llllit'l
that ah: nzlul‘l give it to lohn. A
June went to
newspaper In New Yro l: was offctint:
tt prize lot the most heautitul piloti-
graph of a college girl. and \‘erstner's
was crowded with girls from the
school. \'erstncr took a picture of
Jan". and, by looseninc out her ll‘t‘sS'
cs and placing something filmy about
her shoultlcrs. l.) made her look
beautiful. Through a course of cir-
cumstances. and without Jane's
knowledge. this photograph is sent
along with lllt‘ others to the paper.
And it wim the prize.
Jane ls. of course. its much surv
pris‘d us the rest, And so is John.
Verstner adopts the girl. educate?
itcrhnd makes hcr the most popular
girl lll_tlle rilcct‘. ,\n.l then comes :.
great awakening for John.
”7i"; 3"‘T‘.'i‘a-’:.
"Kira ilichlcislt (vi-ozznunyl i wish
you had lilo; Mains. Ferdinand. in.
stead of so tench tno'ti-y ‘ertitunnd
(unnntvt‘d) i did Oiif‘”. tlrnt‘. but it
took all of thcm to ,th‘l money, v—(‘lti-
ck. the in no In. can» the tan-
xle moan filler. dying. steam»:
her to this m u a boy
l‘nder her “do" not with his
daughter Betty u a chum. the Cece-p»
tion becomes very mingly diflcult.
Many are the heard; and rtrauge
carryingson of thin whinmcai young
“man." A youth, who almost shot the
old colored retainer; the "boy" who
dreadfully shocked Betty by gutte-
lessly walking into her boudoir to see
. the prctty dresses,
This is the )‘0uth that bore a re-
markable likeness to Betty's girl
cousin frotn St. Louis, a most elusive
person. who stole the heart of a gal
hint young officer visiting the man-
slon, But into this most fasr-inatius
game of hide and stek comes an elc»
merit that Frances had'nt reckoned
upon and which caught her unawares.
Beautiful little Vivian Martin as Pran-
(es (arries lll’ part with a spirit of
mischief that is most fascinating.
Tomorrow and Thursday at the Re-
gent Theatre.
The Great Big Picture That Cost
$250,000 By The Metro Cor-
poratiort.
“Romeo and Juliet." featuring
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
liltynt" will be shown for two days,
commencing Wednesday. Nov. ttth
and the 9th and this picture will cer-
tainly draw the attention of all those
that wish to see a. good picture as
this picture is quoted as being the
host picture (ver produced by any of
the producers and with such two
I'le \‘cr ,Ittl‘s and the strong supportintz
and carefully selected company that
essemlilul it surely will prov- this
tact to he ju~l Ls it is claim. This
picture has only been released a:
short time t.nd all the managers st!
over the country are after it to sin w
as it. is 1!. box office winner from t" i
start and should prove that here
when it is shown for the two this
ct‘mmencinsz \\"edn'stlu uttt‘rr‘nt l
'i‘hti-t- two “tars need no new ittlre
do. ii at to l“" W "trc a it: peg“ if
llt‘ \‘orcuiks as they hnv: m l
tl1~ In so it: my tin us before i't :l‘i l
grand sum fit s of the \It tro l‘lt‘llll‘t
and they l'EI'H r have as yet failed to
please when ever lltry have been
shown. In nil lid» is a. complete rc‘
production of this grunt Shakesr‘nrr
len titty ll. me.) :'llll .it;.itt wl itlt
most t‘\'|"‘,\ll0tl_\ in” (Mint tctttl rim"!
or seen at ‘~tlll‘f‘ ti‘ue or other and
:ttrcly one?! to plea:u all that we it
in pictur- iorm. There vill l-e mntl
i-t-cs our} tlri. :'t :"‘.’tt for lit tint:
:‘»ltttl ain't ll"ll in the cutting: for l.'.
cents :tilllllH‘ull, it might l-r rail to
mention t‘,» tact that this I'll"t‘."" is
in p rt-cln"
A Clcvcr Young Actcr in "Carlin
r Kidd. Jr."
Mr. Otto Ix'iugez', the popz'h-r bar'-
inu luvcnile man. Who will sw-n
here with ('ohrtn and liarrls' company
“Hi i; to present Ridit .lnltn‘ou
Young's c'imrdy “(‘ttpttiin Kidd. Jr"
at the Regent Theatre Saturday, No».
It . learned the e‘hiu-s of
his t‘roit-ssio. l’l i‘.:‘l of all prrpatnv
t: ry scltcols, the roptttoirc sit.-
company.
Mr. Kl‘ll‘lt‘l‘ did not conf’oe him wit
to any one company. 0n the f‘n‘l-
trnry, he accepted engagements whct»
ever or." offered and. iii h": search,
loopcd the circuit of the ,‘lll‘lllt' West
as far as Kansas (‘ily.
At one time he was “up" in llit"
leading role of no less than fourteen
players ready to no on a moment's
notice, too. On one occasion lic'was
sent to no affili:‘lt‘ll organization
where upon his arrival. he found that
the ‘liill" they required him for was
not in his l‘t‘llt‘l‘fiiil‘f‘ and he was: com-
polllvl to 'I“tlt- .‘. l‘fi“. t" Tl ‘uile‘s':
and plm it tho "H! t‘ till.
4 [out i,‘t' Ia-s Kittr r “it'll l
ditln‘t' itlnw up‘ once: . but it ‘v 2'» surc
in me sindx.”
“All the ti-rc." continued tho :r'tor.
“i had my we on chntlw; v: that
was my cml. l s'nycd :l‘tnv tilll'll'J‘W:
ly to. setcrrtl years hcrmsc I felt
that I was not mod" to make the
plunge into the big slice. Fiztal'v I
decided that the time was prop ‘thu"
and N was"
"(in in" first day in New Yrr‘t l
was engaged to create a port in
“The Lurc,“ and to rot up in the rate
over night, too, so.ye,u r- :- my clock
rcho‘olln‘gr cam'e in hardy at the
ntnrt"
"W;ell "The Lure‘ didn‘t lurc. not
found myself looking for another rn.
xmmcnt. After a long in" l ..trn~k
a part in n play that rm to hate
'for nle' performance.”
A “for uto’ performanoa means that
the author of the stardom: s cm-
mvmttvoa nodal tryout of MI
M to which be We a mailer
n ant-e . fiat-co out. at
~~ub~v um ante-l
“who ww'bu’dthnto
ado-her:
’33.. the retort-ante cone II
III! (Intuit I had mate a lit. in.-
un of it a little taut sum the at'
the em to me and aid that (99'
would not let anhcdy it;- the play
tiniest they innit mt» no for the role
I had cr tiled. ‘h.th mu: all very ‘
fine but no on wired t . be keen to‘
do the play." 1
“Gee Whiz: lat wit. a tough sen-l
son. i manage- it somehow however,‘
and in the cw H;- that :nythitnl par-
ty known in tut show
hu~tnts as l
"The Angel” pill in an appearance. i
“My angel's paint was (hit M, to
ban, and he said to had 1‘. part for
me; said he lzad seen that ‘for sale"
matinee, and liked my w ozzt,
wasn't it?
"Well it‘s been great ct *r since.
for he been
with the exception of . few weeks
with ‘Seven (' er.” in .\v\\ York
recently for f‘ . and Harris and.
believe me. l'n i; g to try and con-
tinue to work ' thi; f.tpt lllw ital
ancc of my nu ll life. it thvy'll let
me; some at is managers th- y
are." '
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COAST PORTS ON RAILS
little hy little the military Is 0115
of the l‘zllr‘tlittlll nor are in: v.4 rt o--
nizcd in tl < tonntvy and adapted to
our needs \\‘t'n it w.t~ first i
r
cannon mountt ("ti on railrcad cars
American air gi- -ts hemm to talk of
vealed that (it Hun"?- and Name had g
i
0.
pointed out .tr..- w« have but few “‘
forts on the Atlantic and Pacific. and
that there are pt rlntps 2th places on
borrowing and trpandina this i.:ict
for the d' l'*‘f‘.-t‘ of our coasts. lite)
the Atlantic coast alone where an it
enemy that defeated or eluded our
fleet might effect a landing. They sup. . ‘
zested tht instead of increasing the
number of 5" tionttty forts. ttt enor-
mous expense, we huild "trawling '
forts" which would cost less and be it
much more ttfcctlvo. l“
'l‘ll- first step in this direction has '
row l-t-t-n taken. The War Depart-
ment has at Sandy
Hook two rail
l
road (lll'J. nrtnortd to rt-sist rifle ;.nd :
tuncitine pun uttlitts, one of them -
cuuipped with ’.‘~t Lexis guns iillil u it
i
Il‘l‘cthinclt launch. and tlt-v other
ll‘f7lli‘l'lll'. :t 1' incl: town it They
l are ll-‘x'l ; stud and t til i so eff!“-
ttte that law I,lt‘ltltl‘llllllll. .t is .snid.
will “sit. th.t umt count-s lot :‘n no-
prepriuttou to lulld a lur- . number
of such (lil'i. tittt l with :Lr.'llx-ry of
all descriptions.
It i} estinuund that stmecmti would
rum” ‘7’ i"‘"‘“‘" 1““ “i‘” *"'-‘"‘-‘ we no» m12©9r Tea: mmmnu- 0 sec".
"‘ "" a.“
mat-hint- guns and ‘tth‘l 'lZ-llllit‘l.
(‘l'l“ piru't'it; lip gnr \\."iitl of
coursn he uttttt- Hutu-in: 'l‘lty
would proltul-l. h- t-ed it; “i“ form
of truths ol ‘irhl c" tin “w. heat
in: :isr’ortctl artillery".
‘ \\'e :tll’eutl' “1‘2." '_.""”":tl‘- " ‘llr.
of constwhw railroads. and with
sli;ht extensions lt("" mil illli‘t‘ lllt‘“ clc it '. '
could p. lllittl" into fl‘l «flu-tire s'rztt- t
culc system l‘i tiuu- of thtmcr thr- merits,
armored trains would tumol the Mr
post-d areas ready to vu ‘
wherever tlw't- were ' ..d. Hostile
warships neuritis: “’ roost would Itefl
f‘tm‘t' tr'cv-ts '
A l‘t"tled force would l-e swept by
sltt‘upv- ! :‘lltl “.ttlt‘tim- :‘ll‘t fire. (‘ousl
(infirm ‘h'tt'ltl in it ra'l-er simple
"‘rtt-‘r, it I-l\|\|l"ll oi the cars were
maintained, stt't‘tlit-d with plenty of
ammunition The same dctice mluht'
also be found valuable along our
Mexican horder. ' t
PAPE’S ttttttttt i
fill llllilllSllilll at
our and
In Five Minute” No Ct'racp‘i'» i
chztbur-‘t or r“y Erma-Ti ‘
4 Misery.
Ftllt‘. pasty. up ct l. 'mtm‘t. 51‘,(l"‘."“‘-
13m. l‘t‘1‘l'llli‘T't. tly twain; when tit“
l'i'ttl \‘t’t‘l (:‘l i':‘l‘|‘.‘“l‘ l‘i'It 7‘. an: a! 'l
stubborn lumps; yt‘ " head fiPi‘t“: and
you feel sick and in=~'r-titl~. t‘wrf's
when ycu icrlizc :lm 7.i‘t."i.‘ in Pan-"s
IJ'ztreztsitt. it tn: ‘ r c“ “l’l‘«'llti“,l tit‘s»
r-v \‘TlelSll hi fi\'- minute"
if f-‘Ctlr s.fomn:~h ii in n (‘n'li"‘ll"“.=
rcvrit—if ,vcu r-o't'l‘zrol it rucu‘otciz,‘
pl!“t'(‘. for your r-l'c. t"v lit-“"9 l‘lin-
vc'Wi't. It's so'ttr‘c'ltcrs t) l‘tl'v'f‘ a
tad fiiotrach--n'ci:t~ \"tllt‘ next meal a
favorite ford incol. ‘hon MW :1. little
lllannprin. 'Ihcrn will not to ruiy d S-
truss—«mt without i'ci‘r. its licrnttec
Pnt‘e'o Diapet‘t‘ln “rmllv tlmc-Phpv-u
Into weak. ottt-of-nrder stomachs that
gives It In millions of sole‘ nn““"“" ‘
Get a tam fiftfHent «no of Pent“:
Diapepttln from my I'lfllt", stem, _r In
the quickest. surrrt stomach relief
and cute known. It acts utmost It".
nucle~lt I: n scientific. harmless
and pleasant ntmmtth menu-silo!
which truly belong: in every home. ‘
«w-l' "nu: taunt is delinquent and
(“Bahia
wot-kin; f” if)! time, a
0' 0.,
K,..
NEARING
A CLOSE
Hut house wiring campaign
has only a short time to ma.
After Nov. 3:)th our present ole.-
will be withdrawn. if you Int:
your home until after December
lst therc will he no speed it
tittctmcttts uttcrcd. ll ytu will”:
lnt’ure Nov. 3t1th you receive
Ft:c.‘iftl Prices on Wiring and
Fixtures I
ll Months to pay for Instalh~
tum
Free Mazda Lamps; ‘
littutvalcttt of Six Months?
Free Lighting.
Sign a contract with us 5:501.-
\'o‘.c:‘.tl~cr 30th and take alum
tnzc of this grcnt offn‘. first m
‘ln-r thcr: is not mut‘h titre hell,
l‘honc us flu: AL
tnilctl estimate of cost.
«The--
United Electric
Light &Waier
Co.
so iltl at Intt
VOTES OF WOMEN.
.’I‘.‘lli..> that ii \ already
\t.: nit-tin way on im—
porlnztt
So \vomcn lune l."‘cn vollnt.v on illt‘
”0 “Clio“ question of health.
med with :ntisfztction. Adv.
W A S" l XEROX.
t tonal headquarters
lltty Adwntifls at Tar tuna l’rrh. a atl-
livet'y tune a woman huys an arti- httrh. announced Mb?
", backed by money. In" last Mr the gun-h
. a: sincere approval of iii 066.000 hr “in! and educational
institutions on! church buildings,
045,000 for evangelitul purpas‘s and
When they have $2.l74.000 for ml Lilt'lelflrtz
suffered from woman‘s ailments their H.438 new members rccciv‘d act a
n‘ott‘ has hecn overwhelmingly for L}. record for growth
.v. the mobile big uttttswdia
\‘euetahlc (‘out ticn; 174 new cmnntxat-Ions titre l
-' hare bwtuz‘tt and gtmizrd. making the
thurches. ~
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SEVENTH MY ADVE NTlSTS
“Oil.
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Hm
of the 'tlenominit-
Norwalk Chronicler