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REGENT THEATRE
TODAY
The return engagement by special request
of the great success of the great picture
‘The Common Law’
in seven reels. Matinee 101', Evening 15c
Two Performanci s, 7 and 9 o’clock Sharp
7—
Saturday, Nov. 11th . '
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Cohan & Harris Present
The Biggest Laughing Success in Ten Years
“CAPTAIN KID IR.”
A Farcical Adventure in Three ‘Acts
By Rida Johnson Young
WITH REMARKABLE CAST
Edith Taliaferro Otto Kruger
Zeld Sears Ernest'Stallard
Charles Dow Clark Charles Brown 1
Elmer Grandin Adele Rolland
Lincoln Plumcr Edward Snader
And Other Broadway Favorites
PRICES .......... 25¢. 50¢. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
3 Prices on Orchestra Floor Seats On Sale Now.
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I “The Playhouse That Pleases.
EFIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-
THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT- particular—411 llvrn up and get pres-
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Tonight~The great World pic-
Saturday—«Fannie Ward popu-I
Afternoon ...... to and 20 cents.
Evening . . . .
THE PALACE THEATRE
“THE REVOLT" A FAM-
OUS WORLD PICTURE.
I
Frances Nelson Stars In Picture at
Palace Theatre Tonight.
Anna, an innocent young shop girl
[is urged by her rather disreputable
stepmother, Mrs. iliddle not to be so
VILLE
ants and favors front 1'1111 young tel
tows, ller mother's arguments are
further impressed upon her by Lena
Schmidt, a coworker :1t thii store.
Lena “stands in” with the manager
and lies to her simple, eonfldtne n1o«
ther about her jewels and dresses.
URDAY
w—u-
THE MERRILL TRIO
Songsters and Dancers
BERT AND LOTTIE
WALTON Lena's affair. however, L; cut short
Comedy Acrobats when the proprietors final her telling
the manager about her
ditlon and begging him
and threatens revenue
charge.
Anna's beauty uttmr'ts the attention
'It'III‘nH’ 11111»
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for her 11111-
M URRY LIVINGSTON
The Dreamer
FIELD ANDI HANSON
Musical Comedienncs of John Stevens. 11 salesman. John
at first believes her to be like 1.111111“-
111:! out for :1 "111111 time but \l‘l"’n he
attempts 1111111111es after 11 joltv 11111 1
11er.l1e finds out his mistake liisi
respect is amused and he heirs Annui
.to marry him. ‘I
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very happy. but 71er. Biddle‘a 111111111112;
zt'udually vets on John's nerves. 1111111
he begins to seek amusement outsidef
of his home. Mrs. Biddle tt'lls Anna
she is :1 tool to stand for this treat.
ment; John is having 11 good time.
lar Paramount star in “A Gut-1w}... doesnt she go om and entm i
tel' Magdalene.” {Ill 11,1175" TIA’ “It‘lil‘lflihl‘l It‘ll“ 111m 11 1
VAUDEVILLE PRCES “.9113. whom she had met—ml the 1111»;
ury in which she is living- of hurl
gowns and jewels. and urges Anna mi
10. 15 and 25 cents, adopt :1 similar life. I
ETHEL WHITESIDE AND
COMPANY
In a Great. Big Musical Revue
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FEATURE PICTURES
ture with Frances Nelson in
“The Revolt "
.uhtuuuueu'vialbohoek
4 1 Lena had never forgiven Anna tor.
litter dismissal. Now, when she l-ezirusI
{from Mrs. Iliddle of the COIIIIIIi(-ll.~ in.
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gloneliness and love of tile. and ting
ally Anna's power of resistance in: :11.
IAnnn‘s home. she plays on the 11111122,
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lenys invariably bear the stamp of
(aretul prt‘pllr'ltitlll and their rompnn-
most broken. After long miserable
waitings for John‘s homecoming, she;
decides one night to stand it no longs.
happy
Arrived at Leno‘s
IllIli 'Illlll NOIISIIIIIS
.. i SIIIIIIII IIIIIM Gilli)
‘1‘Pape‘ s Cold Compound" End; a Cold
“ ; or Grippe In a Few Hours.
Fannie Ward in A Gutter Mag-l Your cold will break and all grippe
dalene," at The Palace. tomor-I misery end after taking a \dose of
40w. l“Papes Cold Compound" every two
”TAKE—S‘FATCS‘TOiA-PPEART— Ihours until three doses are taken.
'11 was a night of disappointment!“Idt piromptly opens clogged “95m”
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treat. New Yor , aat n 1. ac '
Snyles whonas achedulgd to boxiilg‘: SI? headache, dullness, taver-
Jack sharkey failed to «Spear and s are throat, sneeatng now.
the club manqsera will lodge a corn-I MI“ and etifl’nes ‘
er and accepts Le enn 's imitation tn :1 tube“ the men arrived to entouse and:
party and laugh and dance and he mnkp free with the girls. .1“. an akesI Ma_nager of Pirates 'Settles Differ.
apartment “I“ is the party she is attending. She lI‘I'I'NI
somewhat surprised—I M the Movie she to get away. to flee from the oepeilentl
'advnnees of the “Deacon “ one 01‘ the
1 the hated place.
Don't stay 1 - 1 .
ptnlnt vrlth the Boxing Commission 1 in: Mid wungmed 119 3:1; ‘21::
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meets there 1111.11 inlet in the 111;hi.'
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PITTSBURG. Nov. 10.»-i’rt'sident
Barney Dreyfus s and Manager James
1allalmn of the Pittsbuzg Pirates
x . (1 to 1: h11 there is no .
g111sts. but L 1111 II I , settled whatever differences that have.
estnpe~she has come of her own
free will and must stay. Anna strugo
gles desperately but in vain As the
Deacon seizes her in his arms the
door bursts open and Dr. Goode en
tern—he had been a sweetheart of An-
nas before her marriage and had new:
or ceased to care. (or her 1111411111310 P 1119b“? next "9111‘-
tearned at her presence at the p
and had determined to ascertmn the, Callahan a management and with bet-
reason for it and to save her 11' pos- ter material in his hands for next
sible Anna in overcome at eight of _\'€81‘ predicted that. 031 Would hold
him and gladly goes with him troin‘i 1111 own with the successful man-
tigers at the u: njor ten mes. _
‘Caltahau oi’ the Pittsburg Pirates
At home John is frantically watch-.1“m received an offer to manage the
Ito a lull realization of the nature of
existed between them regarding the
'nlleged lapse of tlie“111..'1.1ge.' near
tht end of the 1916 season when they
met here v11. terday and went into 11
discussion of ways and means where-
by a possible “inner may be brought
M11. D. eyl‘uss
any 'naid he was perfectly satisfied witl'ountry All of
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...-‘ [1 0-11.01 the maehi nelike steadini
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son the Itil‘fll .-"n1
Market," which w111:
by New York T‘lt’l‘tl'“ groern.
Aside from his pinyin: of the 1111111-
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answered thn 111111.1' 11 hr 1' '1- 111.1 '1.
11;; the 1:11: "a
well eo:1.~id1retl1 111;;111' was in his prime
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"r1::u}e that [1111111 \1 on today 8 and '7
.r, 11111 torenoon Brady evened 1110
1 31.1. :1 the 11min hole and reached
ance in plt'ttlt‘eo. lt~ plnyml m m.- 1‘ 1h. ‘ 111' .1 with a low 1 or 2 up He has
and recent Metro roenses have 111-11 r1119] m ".5 m 'I‘ellier‘s 39.1113 leap
to his fame. Starring in the 110111111 11:1 Enemused to 4 at the fourteenth.
W. Service's 111:13' surh 11". “1111.21 )le. b” 1051 (hp get-9319mm and eigh-
Grew," ”Th” Lure “f HOME" 1111.5"9' 10311111 and finished the round 2 u
and “The Foot: of the Wage Flare": Hesttminrz utter lunch Brady won
which by the way was. partly merit“ mm fin“ and third holes. the latter
“I
in Norwalk. he became well known in 2. and Practically 0““th ”‘0'
and DOpulfll' in every section of the lunch.
these pictures have
played Norwalk and Mr. Breese has
appeared personally.
,_ Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Moore will
be guests on the evenng (if-tho play
,with Mr. and Mrs. Porter Emerson
IBrowne. Mr. Moore w
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ETHEL WHlTEHOUSE ‘
HAS s'rnouo COMPANY.
Leading Act of Pa ace Vaudeville
Show: Fine. Miniature Musleat
Comedy. Bill Strong
1 1y apphlded.
‘ receive
‘ 1 were (or Rambling "Ifll‘t'lnry'
IIIIIIIli WilliiEtI
e-i nltoxeth er inndequn te '-
111111111 ”1311 lmrt n. 3111119 13.11111 at Oakley yester 11:12.1 I finmsVegetable CO!!!—
\1' hi to the 1
comedy siren-h we loudly applaud.
ed for their many flfillt’n'. uttering. .
Bert anionic. Walton proved to
be excellent octobat'i- comedians. the
male member I! m learn turning 61:
several stunts ht were new to loco!
theatre gout. Field and Hanson were
mnstcleal comedians. blai-kface com.
011111115 0! high oust. They were loud-
Tho flex-rill Trio, songsrers and
dancers. were of the first wziter. They
had a good the of humor, 1.1re good
singers and dancers and ti" :.1 nude :1
big hit.
Last. but not least on 111» trill, was
the oflerim: of Hurray 131111431011111
the dreamer. 111- print-d to he :1 quick
change artist. vino-w 1‘11..n_s'.es were
carried away in line style. lie was ,
a big lit
STAMFORD SOLDIERS 1:711
, 1111150111.
If Stamford is :1 (‘t‘ilr‘r‘fti‘x in?
entire country. “'ood 111v: “His '11 1'.".1
the miomy ol 1:; '1 'nocull-
ed "soldier vote: (.‘1 1‘11 1'3 Votes
cast. by nembfl's 01 I}: 3.111.“; ‘F‘ :11 the
border. am! tornrdul
by the. voting ommimnon ,
t'oz‘ Ikmocrmic eit't'tors 11:11!
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to .‘i ..
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MAI__ “Dill PAIN
Need Only Trust to Lydia... ‘1'
pwaienysMraKurtzweg.
BuiIalot RT" —“ My daughter“ 'tioso
picture the: 23.8). was much troubled
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haekmdsidwowry
mirth and they
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relieved of a! alum pun: byita 1use.
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13nd all m nib “who snIIer shoe
try it."-l!n. Immxmmo, 623
High St, m1 Y.
I“! 0"” Nanny. "1" little “9‘1”de [80510de 80: or any other team. as
daughter 0' the unhappy couple. San-I 1119 bar a two year contract with the:
ny is desperately ill and 111 crying. Put-hm mm
plaintively for her mother. John 13
mm were .111. we! M 101111 roe mar um um;
It
“I“ “'1’” "“1““ rain cheeks ““1 gives each prompt roller u "PapogIover his wife's absence and to trying;
an more preliminary Donia. In the cold Calamari.” voile out: any at in vain to quiet the baby Re to ov '
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mmvhonnr. cocoon-“Anna
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new play was also out
Thlet.‘{
Captain Kidd, Jr."
The attraction at the Regent Thea-
Not'. it for one night
“Captain Kidd. .ir."11
ironedy (mm the pen of Rlda Johnson
Y ounx. an author who has many time.
in the put demonstrated 11er- ability
as a utter or humorous tlau and do
iire this 8111.
only will be
“to the
"Stop
ThrOuohcut.
I Ethel \Vhltehouse and company
scored a big hit in the opening shown
at the Palace Theatre vaudevillecom
show yeatirday. afternoon and last
height. This omit-tn; which Is to be at
the theatre for the last three item 0.
the week is one or the but. bill- ot the
moon and the large audience 111 at
Matteo m generous in their ap- III:—
The men. “I: It!!! I“ ‘
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