REGENT THEATRE
TODAY
The Metro Picture Corporation presents
the two clever co-stars, Francis X. Bush-
man and Beverly Bayne in “Romeo and
Juliet" in 9 reels. Matinee 10c, Even-
ing 15c.
FRIDAY, NOV iOth—The return engagement by special
request of the great success of the great picture, “The
Common Law " in seven reels Matinee to: even-
ing 15c. Two performances, 7 and 9 o'clock sharp
Saturday, Nov. 11th
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Cohan & Harris Present
The Biggest Laughing Success in Ten Years
“CAPTAIN KID IR.”
A Farciczl Adventure in Three Acts
By Rida Johnson Young
WITH REMARKABLE CAST
. " T l'afer o Otto Kruger
° Egeliii Seaai’s r Ernest Stallard
Charles Dow Clark Charles Brown
Elmer Grandin Adele Rolland
Lincoln PlumCr Edward Snader
And Other Broadway Favorites
FRICES -------- 25¢.500. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
3 Prices on Orchestra Floor Seats On Sale Now.
‘ "The Playhouse That Pleases.”
”M—M‘l 1
THE PALACE THEATRE ‘
PAlAc ling—EL.“ ‘ PALACE VAUDEVILLE i
i SHOW ts A conxsnd
t
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-Ethel Whiteaide a. Company Lead
Big ill in Miniature Musical
1 Comedy Revue. i
The Palace Theatre vaudeville
show which opens at the North Main
FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-
VILLE street playhouse this afternoon and
. SAT- remains for the l:t.~l three days of the
THURSDAY’ FRIDAY. weck is a corker. livery one of tlie
URDAY five big acts are of the first water
THE MERRILL TRIO
Songsters and Dancers
and there is nothing weak about the'
entire bill. .
Ethel \‘l'hitcsidt-it ‘~ (‘inii puny apperm
in a miniature titusital remedy re
vtte that is one of the best offerinus‘
of the season. Siren pretty girls
and two men. tipe singers and dim
are included in the to st \ihitli'
The art has bten
\v'htitv'et it has
BERT A'ND LOTTIE
WALTON
Comedy Acrobats
cers.
is well balanced
making :1 ill}! liil
played.
Murray
MURRY LIVINGSTON
The Dreamer
i.l\‘lnr.~to‘.tc. lilt til‘llil‘e‘ul
FIELD AND HANSON
. has an act which is ttviti~tt:tl. lllltl
Musical Comedtennes which needs to be seen to be nppre
ciated‘ to the full. it is smoothing
worth while.
In lli'l‘l alltl lollio \\':illnn. lite llan-
ire has it pair of comedy ncrobnts of
high calibre and Field and Hanson,
.mtisicnl tomediennes, are good. The
‘.\Ierrill Trio. sonxstcrs and dancers.
make up the rest of tire strong hill.
Features Pictures.
ETHEL WHITESIDE AND
COMPANY
In a Tit-cat. Big Musical Revue
FEATURE PICTURES
Tonight—A. Conan Doyle‘s won-
dertul piCture Of ‘The Fm“ 0f Tonight at the Raiace the great
Girdlcstone.” picture of "The Firm of Girdlestone."
Friday—The Great World/ PiC- adapted from a Canon Doyle‘s book
ture, with Frances Nelson in of that name, is hluh class. Tomor-
“The Revolt." row night the powerful world picture
' “The Revolt." with Frances Nelson,
sal‘aurnggr:nf:::t‘estaYiaginpggfi- will be shown and on Friday evening.
ter Magdalene." {1 popular Fannie \‘i ard Will show in A
Gutter Magdalene."
VAUDEVILLE PRCES ; . ,
——It‘ your tenant is delinquent and
destructive become a Sentinel classi-
ned advt rtiser at once.
iAfternoon . . . . . . to and no cents
[Evening IO, 15 and 25 cents
H
W. ;.s\ ~-_ .
o
. ,, Yo
meta picvuuu‘
iEnglish.
"tear! force! of the noun
WW
~m
0' runner 10 mm.
lie: Chm Catherine Heywood at
Philadelphia. only 19 years 0! we. ll
given 1h palm u the greatest tom
billiard player in America. lies Hey"
wood began playing at the use 0! six‘
teen and has had as a teacher. Harry
Kline at one time three cushion
18.2 balk line champion. Kline is en-
thusiastic about his pupil and says
that it' is national woman‘s billiard
tournament was arranged she would
undoubtedly be the winner.
Allreda Weinlioltz, girl telephone
operator. is the heroine of Excelsior.
.\linn.. since the recently saved the vil-
lage from destruction by fire by stick»
ling to her switchboard in the burning
telephone eicltange and calling all of
the ten members or the village’s volun-
teer lire department. The first firemen
to arrive on the scene found the girl
unconscious at her post in the bit‘rning
building. from which the blaze
quit-lily spreading to its neighbors. All
telephone communication was soon out
off in the village. and without the her
oic risk taken earlier by the girl, the
firemen could never have mastered the
W as
danger.
.‘lrs. Emmet Wilkins of Winnipeg.
llanatoba, lost six sons, three
step sons and a brotherin-law in the
present war, and her sister went vio.
lently ilisa'lt‘ when illt’ heard that her
ixusbano‘. a nuial lieutenant, had been
killed fit the naval battle on .liitlantl
last May. Mrs. Wilkins is it native
of England. Her first twu sons to be
killed were in tire very first expedi
tionuiy force to he landed in France
by (treat llrltaiti. and met their death
at Mons.
Miss Maria Dolores Estrada. a licx~
ir-an girl who has been residing in
i’l'nshington, ll. C. for some time, has
has
been (framed the first wireless oper-
ator's license of the first grade ever
granttJ to u womani iii the United
States Miss Istrada Is an expert
telegrapher and "did her hit" in the
Mexican revolution as a telegraph
operator. She ierved on the oillclal
stat! of General .(‘arranza and at one
time was nearly captured by Villa. who
ihnd helm of her talents and wanted to
‘have her
with liliii. \\'hen \'iiln in-
vaded the Mexican capital alter his
break with Currants, he made a
special search for Miss Estrada. who
Twas hiding in a cellar tn t‘liepultepcc
KCastle. lt
‘Carranza that site.catiie
was on tile t-llilgth'llttii oi
to washing
ton llt‘ltrly ll year ago, to escape tilt:
perils of the revolution, and also to
learn English Site decried to learn
She decided to learn \iiio~
less teieitiitpliv ill the stunt tune i' ii
di,iunteii this tolilllflt‘ulh littl. sinu-
itil, who was once captured th=
llucl‘u follou'ti'. and klpl :i pr soiiet
Hunt) two days with lltvlhiiil. to I' .it
:bui. milduwcd bread. :i. .ys Silt “iii
soon return to her llilll\t itul. trougi
‘imtttms are fat from be. it.a :t iiltl
i there y ct.
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GOVERNOR GETS
NEW CONSTITUTION.
Edge" D. Btinlt't‘thot’i
World Natio.9.
would Unite
Tells How Plan
Can Be Put Over. Six-Year Term
for President Brynn Hot Men.
tinned. .
I'Idu'tr it. ltrtnkerlz'tl‘t‘ o" Full Riv
or, .\i;ts.=.. who critts hiinsclt' the ill:
thor ill "The Constitution of the
i'ntted Nations of the Earth." has
cut :1 copy it his t'utts;itu'.to:i t.)
lovtrnor Marcus ll. ilillt-Itlllll). The
air
IEEill‘l a “foreword" a. few lh'iu'anJ
.vords Ling. quoting everybody from
Victor Hugo to Woodrow
\l‘illtam-Jennings Bryan is tic:
tinned.
“Tho
.Va'tons
ta tlttnin
year by
.toi.ilnic.ii.'.
1.101)
Constitution ot‘ the I'
ot the l‘lill‘iil"
to be
the people of the several
All "llUIllltlSlJ"
.tore titan 25 years old.
one from Abyssitiitt to the British
.mplrc. are to be represented l". t'.tC-5
plan. \ single is risu p. tilt-.i r .
‘meizistttutio'it with lb.) sena-
tors from earl] dominion elc ted b}
the people. All seniors must be at:
.cast 30 years old. The \i-ce -pr
.1 I.
.lent of the United Nittiois of iii.
:iarth will have the job of Less mg
the senate but will have no vote
unless the votes are equally dii.d.:d
The senators and “unionists" will
receive a good salary. to be pain
ottt at the treasury of the [‘nlted
Nations and, except in crises. of
treason, felony and breach or the
peace; shall be privileged from
rest during their attendance of the
session of their respective houses.
Bills tor raising revenue will have
to be launched in the. duma. Pro
visions are made for the borrowing
of money in case the United Nations
run shy of cash. Mr. Brinkerhotl
has given the parliament power to
declare war on nations outside of
the union. to create a navy. make
rules concerning captures on land
and water and other little things
necessary to keep the old globe mov-
ing around the sun.
But the parliament will have some
limitations which are brought out
quite extensively in “Section No. 9."
"Section tic. 11" 'snys that it the na-
tions once set into this union they
will have to all
The presi" nt of the United Ni»
tlons will have a. considerable job
A aix~year term is provided for. He
will be commander-trickle! or the
army: and navy or the United Nil
time o! the Earth and ,0! any "rein
[IF-
‘oonailtdm pilot ho to:
it: cut in.
's'nch as murder,
.is not a hint in the v
Job.
.of the British
I. .
~r‘l edition of the cozt tittttiozi tori , '
Wilson .
.tiic‘ti: '
provides tot“:
chosen every second;
must be.
All domizi '
will flu ‘11. men! mustn‘t Ir. Clark." and l have never
tine. Ire. the to the. regard-u
mumm- at the i no- ud It!
i both have; to'tt r during I
crisis.
A. the medical o! the United
Nations 01 the Earth hippeu to clip
unite may he returned by imp ecu
merit And convicted Ior treasonl
“wry, or any other high (nines,
arson and all mis
deuteanors ii president or the United
Nations is likely to tail into ’Iht:‘
d con'fis '
tion of running Mr. i' l for ha:
The ratification of tit
Empire
United States of Ann
Germany. Japan, All
ital) and ten other doiuiiiions will
iJE‘ sufficient for the establishment
of tile constitution among the
t.o:t:. says Mr. liritikerhot‘i'.
constitution does not point out .
the little argument now going on
across the water can be settled. but.
it. (lt‘(‘lal;e>‘ definitely that the timed!
Nations can worry along in goodi
snapc as soon as the powers get to“
gettter or: the subject. I
govet'l :1it‘lll
Russia. the
ten. Franc:
'ria-Hutigziry.
na i
The 1
how
Governor lloicoutb has not yet
read the constitution no ‘te could;
not be interviewed on plan yes.
tcroa '. i
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THE REGENT T EATRE i
EDMUND unease T APPEAR 9
WM Open ir‘. New Pia; at Regent
Theatre a Week f‘om Friday
N,gh‘.—E~'p::ted to Get Big '
i
Reception. .
ii. :iii Harris has cotrpletcd at“ ‘
«,t 1: "Nil for the presentation of
i-ltliittiiéd llrcr-se and it selected cont-j
:t n<w play “The Scapegoat“
Love its opinina
may in
wlm-r. will at the‘
literent 'iheatre a Week Irom Friday!
17. In addition to
presentation or this
Norwalk, will ha\‘e
iitiotlht in that .\1r.ilreese
I: it loud titan. lIe resides in Crrviin
but-i whit.- he has made it beautiful-
hotttt- rititi \ilic'rt all (it his time is;
slim when he is not appearing in a
pin) or p eiurinr.’ a niotioti picture
‘tillt'li. Hundreds of Norwalk
the New York theatre—poem
“cut it New York last seatton to
we. fix ihtwse in the “Fear \ltirket "
in vlieh he was starred with n btil
ni.‘;:t, Notemher
;.Ill.il'.: the llrst
new production,
llllt’re’.~l
pr -- .
:'. lilirll.
lint; cats: and ind-zed by the ctithu'
sinsnt ‘illtil every nppentente oi his
lll tt..t or it'cttite has aroused, the
ii"1."Il 'l‘ht :ttti will have to put the.
st_n otit when the (tit-:tiin
“I “hm“ 2h“! m w“ M” “Tm“. huts, 0" “WON”. are rude ions": tram. through the Jungle. sub- .
”N‘s ' ii “In“. smppmm'” Th“ “n“. “in statute the Nliuinbirtittrn are “ ““UN‘b OI urnss or leans. did they sistinx entire" on the f: tilts cf thuir A.
L 1' 'H MW" ”r" “”w blin" M“ 0“ “It” ‘ but well built 'lilti‘l‘f 'l very cultivate small areas of mediotzt bttt prowess. At. night they build a rude '6‘
t. .i.._ . .~ \i lipmm is “(ibilizL'r‘nik brown color “on“... r.” “N; Wild trip. is guxnp tn.) Wild hone» lorin l 40 of Rust 7‘ 6m ”“1 “in”,
NW lttlll \.tii.. r. ' iillii |l_\ unknown iitlui“, I'i'til\i“u-]i [lit il'l‘niilltli “I‘ll-lid! ; Ui lilt’li‘ (llI‘i Which I”, fungi” in u “fauna Am
“:3 ‘““"'”“" the Only "m'UIHINS in tlit‘ it ll MI Jim in Luztting and in nurture the." and then stretch theiiisel‘.'e.;‘ (.3 {M
”MW“ ”WW.“ ‘ l l ' ”We 9“ ““1 Wt. tun-ts or .~.:.tr bare ground to sleep."
AT THE REGENT SATURDAY . ‘ _ ~ A ~
NOV. 11 "VSNIMG ONLY——
i
Swayetl by the Fomr of Suggest on.‘ i
t‘harles Dow Clerk. Became at i
Acto. . cl tie C'ipt Kid.I ji..
(‘0. >
“H 4" “ 'ttrattr-t
lit it til .m. llt..‘. ..lt(.o._ . ' v ‘
.~iin (”llv; in Vortsoiv ii 3.,“ ”iii innit ‘ 35 ..‘ C1115 convenient
. . ' ‘tp ~1-t.,\{i \l
i~~ttivi l’l\_’l\itillt‘r. I... 1.1.1.1 . .. ' | . c1 H "
il'tllS it ll‘l‘t‘. ll be. and is yet. ilt“ ; yelling ler
' ‘ ‘itl‘li '. ms
etisttitii oi cut'h pinup“. .. ill i . t ‘ *0
till. class to elicit ti inot‘o' :Ititli . s: Good Eanded
“l‘n l-c. mile-r than to Sir-tit.‘ or ' .
"Nt‘l in sttmut. but for life." . Furniture To All
Tl‘is itititto. \v'oaletcr it \'-r..-I. to he
revel-ted as it sort ol~ atiid' :titd lath-vi _ .
. :n of the coininu bur-inors career
and to be illtmtt-l on the tvi‘lltlnli‘tt'l‘lh
the (lelccttilion of Students
\‘..ill.- I'l2
.. A... an... i
(lass- oi 18!th
, ’l‘lie tiieinbers oi the
. “I‘ossiitti
'clit.se rt Latin epim‘niii;
quit! pOssc videnttrz" which. in Antesa
"'i‘hey can I‘m-
liciiti linen, menus:
tcause they thitil; they can." 5
Now: who do you suppose it was
that suggested that motto? Why:
:none other than Charles ilotr t‘lzirlt.
Who in the name of I'ticle Joe Cari ‘
lien is Charles ilow t‘lark.
ilcnr render: He is an actor. and a
file 'nt. good one too: Ilti'. vou con be
'tlic judge of that tot he is goin. to
have one oi“ the plintipti roles in Co
El and llniris' production of “( ap-
' taiii Kidd. Jr. .. t: hicli is to be meson
,iod here this tit.e‘.i no lots gni bnrl
to tiii story.
\lr. Clark is firmly convinced that
it was that old class motto that in-
and that
i
l
fliieticed his 31:27.0 career
heartriis hill" in its pursuance. but per
hep: Clark‘s version of this yarn will.
be ti‘ore’iuterestingr so lets let him
spin" it. ‘ 1-
“VVc had an amateur theatrical club
at St. Albans" says Mr. Clark. "and
we w rote. our own plan, directed
then, and attended to all the minor
details without i-“eneit rig to text
books'oi‘, professional advise of any
sort." ‘
"WC were successful loo. primarily
because of the support we received
at the hands of the tflwn people.
and I have often _thought since that
if he public'to-day in the larger cit-
ies, its/walrus the producers or it live.
could come to_ be in such nincerc
sympathy with usplrents for the stage
so wore melanoma of that little we
moat town. whatpamlliennium there
.b”, er. tin.
, ...
,..t,
:rn-tl arrows ,tiittl titty had
Maud. be tor the theatrical world to
been fluid In one of them. id
tempt “her it n crime meal
rr the giant “Audrulcs and the
.ion." Peter Pan" or 'l'nile Tour
.‘ith mu! sanrtroid.“ .
“i don‘t cant you to run away with
the idea that it is ego:
me this confirideure its not
11'. l
“as
in.
:ezzt liia' yin—s
l Lemur“
you. But l’hrzt. .i i~ jun the pone-1‘
of suggestion conveyed in that old’
thus tiiottoy- in (an, if you 'tzink you
can but tutbt:es inc. which is unoth-l
(l' proof of ill trcrtitnd psychic
tux-5e" that it itllai‘dfit'. ins ii: passing
has ill .‘Ailiipll'li‘ cur lt..-s " ‘
"l l-ittc new: lt-zi all}! to out is
ll'iti ll) S\n'l‘lll it? .l. “I’~.~:iti;' oizizt
ptssc \idtntur~ i
Ileitilt‘ I‘lttttlts llttv. (lurk jo’nc-l
'olar and Harris l0 (1“ it“ Viki» foil
in: Mlgroris “mt mun-i ('oliiefl
snu to that popular (Uflic j
t'ciiieiiibered
{till} ill; omit.
lt'.i:tn iti all oi his well
hits. and, though he has [It‘llialm been
mom iotattnato t‘iaii man, of ills‘t
i‘ltlllii r p cit ssiotietls. it» tir‘t‘l'dl‘t‘rii
that l‘t- Ll- .' ll"‘ hit 1.! t. i'tr'ttiin cit
t'lt'I till the t'llti o! ii:‘.-'. "‘t just:
‘li‘.; t‘ll't'.l..'il to roll up :i blah. .t~ ozzritE
h to erred. 9.1; to bug :t-
. l'it can .t‘. 1 ,. .v "r
.‘u t. r :‘5 ’r) .~“'.it' (Inn's. to t l.‘ :‘tii‘iforls
"i : :ttitlc‘.-attt l‘i'trter'e lit‘t- cnd'
‘ til be will llliM‘ nice "reeit ea deni
lil’. it tot he i it) lliill ‘rtt ‘
A:1=.l v i .re tti America do mt flit i
c) tliu. tlviz‘ "ht it lotiii“ : mine to
l,“ i)( at ’Il"
\‘i'lty, tit. Albillh, \‘et‘tiiont of
5 course
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SOUTH AMERICAN SWAGES.
A Trthc That Represent; the Lowest
Tyoe of Civilization
in h s book, “"lltH Roosetelt Ilond n
Scientific Fun I,iition" L Miller
de.c lbcn :t prittiitivi tribe known as
ltht- .‘xliatnbiqttata. who probably to
pr Hit"! the lowest type ot (it ilizution
to be found titii\v-ltrte_ oti the r‘outh
itietitan continent
"As we drew up on the river bank'-
' the natives gathered about and stared 0
ii
ii"
at us curiously, but betrayed no hos»
_tiie feelings Colonel Rondon had but
recently sucreeded in establishing am
lcnble relations with them. On his
t‘ts st visits to the country numbers of
his men had been slain b- rte-i
resented
When Our “See-Easy” Man
Comes to Your Home
lie wrll explain all the good points of the wonder-workinrz
(TE-Z are
lit: I. r .l'..:. OB.
Then you will realize why rt 1: (be hi! can: [rig/:1.
Note the light it gives! Strong 3:! free from eye-
hurtitig g. 'are Soft at. d well diffused because of the speciali v
dcsigr i d "C l‘- Z" shade. Semi~indirtCt—t}tc icird that
makes reaoi no, writing and sewing easier.
Not; extreme simplicityfiusi a small burner,
three small mantles,a shade and a sell lighter.
Note how r'! harmonize: with your present chandeliers and wall
brackets.
It I! economical-burns three hours for one cent. On 1441/ the
it plies Mm times the light of an open tiara.- gas it mm. No me er
lilttm- desceit light at prozt‘hes it in enthalpy cl upkeep The three
nian‘. es, tht. up: ‘i iinc'l .. 'td (Oil: is; little, are the strongest made and
give a powerful light.
Our Special Campaign Ofer
—PAY NOTHING DOWN——
50c Monthly For Four Months.
Total Cost 54.
Don't mm Mi: opportumly lo discos-fl for your arm
dim/n! (It: marl marvelous [one light CU!" mum/ed.
Plane us today.
THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT 5 VIATER C0.
his teny step into their stronghold:
but hating: been persistently treated
with kl ntin ss I‘t\ hatie lrtttned lo
loci: upon him its ti tricnd rind are
‘il‘ll
are strings of beads that
had received from (‘oionel Rondon.
Free .
will go on .
wood. and long bamboo arrows.
lquentl: hunting parties
they
r‘t u<
rot-7154‘
'éiss
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other”
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Japanese .1
Grass Rugs _
V'ctv shout: and durallci
$312 size ' I
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$10.00
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51. 0- 9. reveal: afterwards. pays for. it.
it. s it li;::ti.ii'rtil golden out: Extension
Table with polished tilil :iiitl htnvv
pillar hove. The price. is only $12.48
but it’s worth a great deal more.
. risers as *'
nirvana noose WEEK
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Silo the handsome 3 pr. Suites;
in ti variety of styles, at ~
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$33.83 $33.58 $932.83 ; :
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