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TRUBDAY—J‘ho Pea Corporation present George Walsh
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FRIDAY—The lap-non senor Seattle Kayaks” and Myr-
da W in “The Soul of Kora Sam."
SATURDAY
Theta; feature picture. "Fugitive,“ and at to :30 o‘clock
in the morning for the children. Marguerite Clark in “Hel-
euof the North "
Monday. Nov. 21—1111“. Petrova in “Extravagance.”
Tuesday Nov. :B—Theds Bara in ‘Romeo and Juliet.”
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THE PALACE THEATRE time,'revlslts the‘scene off his former
depredntions, and while gloomlly
‘ -romoue BANDIT in "THE drinking in a din
gy saloon at M
RETURN OF DRAW EGAN” tine chances across one Matt ngI
....... ton, a leading eltieen of the neighbo
“(gin Play It Paleee Wednesday in; village of Yellow Dog. o
is strong Women Dean Yellow Dog is a tom town I
Melit-
Draw” lino. a notorious tot oil with motions men, who mite
Mexico, has con. to the u life miserable for the top mooota .
tether. Illa mjeeltes'a bloom-m. Buckles is unusual
~ ‘ but tor
MW“
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memmMIi-rmm 1. III-“III”
”mums-rues. and H1-
“M“WW Nonsense-snow DUI-thallium”!-
«lime-Minamoto. It. IWWI- thee-lease!
l a i ”Mi.“
:uuu’m" mud-h, “Thule!“- lemon-mama.
Mutations-tribe; II.‘ ,Mvmwulum
mm" w W,
Mie- lo so Ink lam-ad Pf beautiful Homecomin- our. II. ia‘
do be seen .1 the hunt on rusty.
the quieted:- and machine-like deft-
lmn Bled-u. tho m1 and
M ”0'.- UN in
At last a Western drama that is an
m of Him Ens-Iv- work that he in support of smut- llama" la the remi-
immediately Olen him the lucrative
’lob of cleaning out Yellow Dog. And
so ”Draw" Bane as William Blake is
installed as inherit of Buckton's prom-
islnz community. Wllilem Blake
takes kindly to his work and soon
has the bullies and gunmen of Yellow
.Dog well in hand. with law and order
(restored by the capable exlbandit.
i At the time when the respectable
citizens are singing the praises of the
{new sheriff one of the worst of Eag-
ian‘s old gang. Oregon Joe. strolls i11-
. to town. sizes up the situation, and
Iholding a threat of betrayal over the
.sheriff's head proceeds with the aid
of the tough element to undo the. sher-
iff's good work.
For himself Eagsn cares little, but
while endeavorlng to live down his
1 past and lead a clean life he has fallen
tar. Myrtle. and dreads the effect on
her of any disclosure of his past life.
And so day by day he submits to Ore-
gon Joe's insults and the tough ele
ment gradually get the upper hand.
Things have. reached such a pitch that
one day the gunmen, headed by 0re~
gon Joe. decide to drive the respectm
hie citizens out of town and run 1
place. for themselves. It is up to the
sheriff to decide and his manhood as
sorts itself lie, confesses the evils of
his past life. throws himself on the
mercy of his inflow-citizens and prom- .
'deeply in love with Buckton’s dauxh-‘
Jesse L UPI] production of “The
Soul of K1111 8am." was loaned by
those two compel]!!! to the Leaky
Cumpany to appear with this Nip-
ponese artist. This is a striking in-
stance of the harmony which prevails
among the producers on the Para-f
mount Program. Miss stedman is
seen in a role entirely different from
anything in which she has heretofore
appeared. in the cast are 'l‘surhu Apki
George Webb, Thomas Kurlhnra
George Kuwa, H. Konishi and others.
Saturday, at 10:30 o’clock in the
morning for the children of Norwalk.
Marguerite Clark in "Helen of the
North." Afternoon and evening, the
big feature “Fugitive." Saturday
morning at 10:30 o'clock for the chil-
dren of Norwalk 'there will be pre-
sented at this popular playhouse Mar-
guerite Clark in “Helen of the North"
11 very pretty little story told 'by this
great actress in the most artiitic man-
ner which/surely will please all the
little people of the \‘orwnlks as these
pictures for their benefit are certain- .
ly beginning to be very popular. being
presented at the right time when the.
little ones can enjoy them the most,
' so let you; child attend the morning
performance at the Regent Theatre
That is that William For now pro
seats to the public under the title or
“The Medium" George Walsh has
the title role. a character who lore:
peace so much that he continually
fights for it
Walsh taker: the part of Lish Hen-
‘ley, who starts his adventures
shooting and wounding Bill Higgins
(Lee Willardl.1he village bully Then
‘6 sends flowers to Bill in the hospi-
sl, and the sick man, grateful tells
Lish that ho- exp cts to start a new
life when he is well. He is going to
rejoin 1113‘ wife, Martha (Pearl El
more). in Peaceful Hill. (.‘al.
Lish likes the name of the pint-c. so
he sells his mine in Arizona. and
starts for Peaceful Hill. On the. way.
he stops at Kcswick, and finds the
town in a turmoil as the result of a
mining strike.
everything peaceful, Lish
leader of the strike (James Marcus»,
His died
and continues his journey.
has ended the labor trouble.
his fight against the men of Keswick
These men have followed Liah to ill
in his efforts to keep
heats the. R
Arrived at Peaceful inn, Lish seeks
Martha Higgins. and finds her. lie alr
so finds ’Maxglc (Juanita Hans-en), a
waitress. who helps the Mediator in
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Your Christmas shopping—is it
all completed, or is that one of
thé problems still facing you?
Solve the problem by having
the house wired as a gift for the
entirc family. You can‘pay for
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the wiring and fixtures in easy
monthly payments.
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Also if contract for wiring is
signed bciorc November 30th.
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you will receive the equivalent
of six months' free lighting.
l’bonc us today for details and
get this L‘hristmas problem out of
mmmwmm m::m;m:m;:ms
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the way.
this Saturday morning at 10: 30 oclock
and the admission is the. some as al>
ways.10 oants Many adventures follow
A word ‘0 ”‘9 ‘7‘“. be 3 patron 0‘ end. Llsh is victorious and all the en
place. in an effort to get revenge tori
the insult to their leader l
in the‘ "
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‘5“ to surrender to the government if ”‘18 popular playhouse and see M0“ moles of peace have been put to rout
order.
gon Joe the hisckmsller.
just reward. The
the next morning a. delegation of oil-
that for them “Draw" Essen him
only recognizes Sheriff William Blake.
Myrtle Bucilton is one of the dclegn
lion.
TWO TElPER JURORS NECESSARV
lll'l-‘FAl.O..\ '.Y., Nov 21—Twojur
ms were necessary to co
twelve who will pass upon the evi
deuce against John Edward ’l‘elper
brother “llt‘ll cnmt convened today.
after proceedings were begun
The Florence (ltuly) papers
txibulc when Miss Virgin uppenrcd
in u concert given in the spacious
hull of the Sunni Marin Novella when
it says, “Miss Ethel Virgin, on Am-
sung an min from Amico
Tilt
rich voitc,
Fitz, and Le \‘oszc di 1"igclo.
lli~pt.11-in1y Florence, lialv took plun'
DOlfillrst'S an cxlrcnu-iv sweet \t)l('t'.
of be
pith nhich 5111 hm her 11 ttalned and}
the industiv with which she has stud-
ied \oicc production.«The
anclte, Fiorencc, ltnly.
PALACE “'
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PLEASINGPICTURES
TONIGHT
Jolly Barney Bernard in “Prince
in a IPawnshop. ” Earle Wil-
liams in the serial “The Sabr-
let Runner. " '
Wedn'eedl} ~“The Return of
Drew Etta ”starring Hort.
ThursdaywlloIrIma Tallmadgein
“Fifty .
lasapnon or Fitch- 0 Wm shy. Violinist. end: has he was three
Edda-W 0111th “l “Th “In. an." in which .11. m Wm figm I". era—muons“ w. u:- rot-1:9 m 11:91: 31‘
y—‘l‘he Paramount story ’I | _ ill "9 m... it
We! vHeddeleoe.”I
laens greets him with the assurance I let"
ceased to exist and that Yellow Dos
athlete the h
alleged murderer of his mother and
One of flu-w two was secured soon
pny ‘
in the bountiful large Wall of flu
Paint-c Hotel. A large and unplann-
live audience, nus present. Mrs.
JIhcl Virgin O‘Neil snug. She is 113
pupilg' oi the Master “111113111. 11:1.lj
‘ fhnvc to spoil
’ih‘e day and“ generally have the oven.
1
ill-3y will allow him tailli‘“) '99:): day. NOV 27“, MmeI 0m. pEU’OVI in There 13 only one ‘9“
He makes 3 ‘ e 5““ “Extravagancc.” one of the. most talk" Muzzle. 14,1. captures her by an (.1
are «hipped into suhmhision. and Ore .
meets his ed about pictures of the age, nith a tack on her heart.
sheriff aurrendersI
““1 ‘3 locked up in “‘6 caboose. but Fox (‘orpomtion presents the star of‘
wonderful stanc cast and production.
Tuesday, Nov 28111. the great Wm
s.tars Theda flora in “Romeo and Jul-
ductlon it took 3,000 people to com.
plete it and it is A picture worth while
going miles to see.
Tonight Thomas Meighen and Anita
! King in “The Heir tothe
Hoorah"
"It will take 11 good strong rope to
uni mc back to the speaking stage
again." lemurked ’I‘homa'i Melglmn,
the Lnsky star. who will be seen at
the Regent tonight in
Lanky production on the Paramount
Program of "The flair. to the Hoorah"
;in which he will he co sinned with
1 Anita King.
"Tommy", as he is better known
,wss sittingr in his dressing room at the
studio with his feet up on a table lit-
icrcd with cosmetics,
cites, letters, pipes, shoe lnces, cam-
ems ashes and tobacco crumbsw-in
in a tutor s den lie hnd just finished
pioulinc mound the room looking for
voice has splendid carrying qunlitics. n tone) with which to remove his:
A conceit in aid of tlu~ Botgo Htclilimmk9 11p and was stnrilnr: (0 “1p it [lobby and \lr ppmnm tntlnr “mop:
lionether and 0110 day the little follow:
I
from his face.
; "'l‘hcre not: 11 report out recently,”
ills Continued. “that l was to {to out in‘.
\nudcvallc and then another one that,
i was to play a stock company onirntsi‘~l
them. but not for little Tommy. imit‘
inc. tho time i lune been at the Lt. shyl
down i am very fond of lmndnn on .
gnuements-l have played seieinlu-
ltslinn; and i even had one of those offend little boy than Bobby although
mm, but have fully (loci. 'cd to stay
‘Iwith the silent drama.
“A lot of people who come from the:
Isinge to the screen ‘say you never
~r-st an oppor tnnlty- to 111' 9 mm voicoifricnd and receive
' in but lillil' s all
“run 2.
the photodrumu.
Out here
the Jesse l. l
matches. ciiz11r-‘,
we have to lcnrn pondcnre has
'l BOBBY CONNOLLV AT
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i“ "it" W" and l“ ““5 9'“ (Earle Williams also Appears lit "The
Scarlet Runner." Charley
Chaplin Wednesday
1 When llsrney Bernard, that corned-H
theniricul world
. ring with his characterization of "A's-e
ion who made the
l
lPotsah," in "Potash and Parlmutter,"
wag working in "A Prince in a Pawn-
fshop.’ the film which is showing at
'tlie nlsce Theatre tonight
Vitsgtnph Company. there grew up be-
tween him and little llohhv Connolly
a strange and firm bond of friend
ship.
No matter where you saw one 5'1 1'
were sure to see the other ilobzv
thnutht the comedian all that cool:
be desired in unvhod, and if :1 visitor
asked him about his picture the out;
\\"I.\' "I‘m
we lmv
l .
~uuswcr lbcv would recurr-
\v'mklng with \ir.l'c!'1nrd
““C‘m ”mg” ““0 ““3 “ hiautiful fact everything that is usually found lots of fun together don't no " Inuit
ing up 111 his friend who mmll b"
standing cloao h)
it became 11 common right to 1.
his friend
4 blind in one
felt \cly muth hurt vii
forgot to take hold ("
of the sccnds.
This slate 11' affairs lasted the en
tire this1 during which the renowned
comedian was situated :11 the \'-3m
tlu purity. and stitngth, cspecinll)1(‘211111pnn; l hive had offers of c.1111] graph studios and wit” the du- for]
1' high liotc.-, cvidcnced thcc cure ‘tpur = in the cast. but liurncd llicm .‘llihis dcpztrturc came around. after lb"
pictures were finished. it nould lime
been harder to find 11 more unhappy
he is
usually full of sunshine. '
lie was 11 little conrolcd howw r
when his mother suggested tin-i i
would be lots 1:! f ‘1 to write to his
letters in' return
and to the present time the corres-
not‘becn neglected by
gdiuiogue 11nd spcnk just as we do beginner.
. i hind the. footllghts. so i really can see‘
except that you don't
your whole. evening“ by
‘1 going to the theatre: you work during
i no dinerénce,
l
l inns to yoursrli’, except now and than
' when they wish some night work on
I you.
4 "Of course i have been a $181 onthc
Islam; and have been featured nith n
niimher of Leaky stars but this is th’.‘
ifirst picture in which my name has
'been at the top. sol am naturnlly am
‘ious as to its: success anti 1 hope ev-
ieryone will like me in it. "
—_-‘1 "Miss King and I are both delight-
‘ed with "The Heir to the Hoorsh"
land it Will certainly not be any fault '
{of ours. or Mr. William De Milie’s, the
idlrectornlf it doesn't get over. - ,
Tomorrow The Paramount Pauline
Frederick In “The Ashes of
Embers”
Some tlme’oito Pauline Frederick.
the celebrated emotional star. doctor.
ed that she wanted to play “in a sym-
gpathetic role and was iiiarrod by the
Famous Players film company in an
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As an added fnntutc, Earle \Vii-
limo; will nrpcnr in “The Scarlet
Runner" and on V.’~"dnnsdny Charley
Chaplin will be here in one of his in-
imitable comedies.
outlet-1T Lory/mo CONVENTION.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. ,2l.——Robrr
Garland. chairnnn of the spefisl
committee on dayl‘ght saving cf t‘e
Naticnal Fhsn‘ibcr of Commerce. lrn'
issued a call for the first national
convention to be held in Pitt-burgh (11
Dec. 5. The daylight saving cam-
nnirn contemplates moving f'rwnrd
the. clocks 'one hour in the four zcnes
of standard time.
* Hurtrai Mus ic'l Le: t re
Course.
Hlf‘aH SCHOOL ASSEMBLV HALL
Course Tickets $130
single Tickets 450
, Frances A. Hard. Manager.
Friday. Nov. :4. 8 p. n1.~—Reeital-—
Ethel Virgin. Primnonne. Lucerne
Opera Minted by Frederick liar.
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‘Amta King in "The Hon- to the Hoorah," at The Regent, Tonight,
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