3 ”WC Tum * ' m
”' T0 ‘
June ' Caprice In
“ THE MISCHIEF MAKER "F
In lien was formerly the WIIC ol
‘lhl well known comedian 0. that
name.
”The Man Who §teod still"
t In the midst of the gaict)‘. Hank
Ialls Marie to him She tells him 0!
the predicament her blind low for
NIGHT
You would not be able to “3514’ III
pleading of Kraus' daughter as does
1hr villain in ‘Tlie Man Who Stood
SATURDAY-“The Shine Girl. "
4;.
4f FRIDAY—Mae Murray in "The Plowgirl."
i,
-._ SPECIAL—AI I0: 30 a m Saturday morning for the child-
Stili.” \\Ill(‘ll will be at the Palace
Theatre Friday, and you will wet-p tor
Lew l‘iElds and Doris Kt‘ll_\0ll who
play the principal roles.
The (‘hitl’Lll‘l-TN are all Wl‘ll lilltnlll
lllt‘t‘l iii 3x411" daily
. ., I ' l" 9.4
.4 «4 ten of Now alk, MaIy Pickford in Cinderella Ad— 1‘?“ “ l U“ -”u
g l e.
i. ‘ . .
3 1.. mission. 10 tents. “The (‘lottir :4 ill" attraction at tile
Saturday
l’alat'c
l
"Und
”9' :. seep.
REGEN
”All Next E°£$§“Sé2f’
Week
“CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN
STOCK CO.
Appearing in the Best New! York City Plays , iii
MONDAY MAIINEE AND NIGHT
J Cover”
A4. Produced at the Cort Theatre. New York City
TUESDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT
A’S'A Fool There Was” l
C'f’i’Taken from Kipling's poem, “The Vampire," .
. into a play\hy Porter Emerson Browne. :4‘ 5“”
REGENT THEATRE
Tonight June Caprice in "The Mrs.
chiei Maker"
i-\I ii.4t4 ll l'o-z Mama ltriip4
litll‘llil3'ilig .\lutlnnii
lil‘ialltl l'l tlw \l’illiiim l’ox tilzoloplh),
"Ilii- .\ii4ilizi-l .\lnkvt.~
bltliit‘ lltl Illllilt“ .i
THEATRE
PHONE 1501
’1“
A l.llll'
\|’ltllt‘ .41”) in
nu IIIII3 ktimx
it i.4 it‘lll‘ii.. :li.
III-4 l‘.“\t—'!‘ llt'r“.
11th Matinees “““ """
iilal‘ to lt‘i ttillil‘ll'lt‘l) l'llii plat
Dally ,. ..
‘z-
'l‘lii iit‘lldt'lll ltiillllt‘lll‘ti \\lt!lv
‘.
tin Iitlit 4 no.4 yiinpiiiu lI't III ti ‘v\i?l
ill ltvi‘ ltll‘tltillr lilt'l. "
4‘ and it kept lirr trout lIIi‘ III' tut -:\‘
9 months.
Tomorrow Mae Murray In "Th:
0 Flow Girl"
\ 'Aiid lltt‘ll ll PINS .4o littlo- l 2.414 l'
a lint grains of min, Iiud tor Iii-.44Iirt
“I put it out in llil‘ lillitthililll .4hop at
l the studio I-IIIl it jpbt has a loiol3
t time feeding on the iron door knoll4'.
9 old nail4, lilt‘t‘t‘iN' of wood Iitid anything
j else it can find. It i.4 really no ex
fl anse at Iill—vxcept to the company.
“(inc thing I hate to ho wry rupm
‘ful alltllll' and that is not to It'l it get
and‘ made 0 a hold tit them-3' illlll um ('llurllllllil
lIi-ld tip a dilapidated pair of
wliitli in Iompurison
1
I110 ll 5 ll'llllat’l‘N‘
“lite-4‘
3 Other plays that are to be presented during the week are the ‘l “llll ll" l ltll)k"tl llltt‘ II leppcliti owr
g I; following:
;. I URDAY'
4'4
FIVE BIG ACTS
4) MRS. LEAH HERZ.
manccr Supreme. and Her Cele-
orated Company in
:31 .. WISH I KNEW“
Tar; FIVE MUSICAL
.. HODGES
Witi..
J
7 THE FOUR HARTS
A Quaint Novelty Quartet
MARIE DUPRE
Still .”
{Saturday—“The Clown “
STRELS
fternoon . . . . . .
"KICK IN." “THE MAN BETWEEN."
HOMESTEAD," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE,“
"‘4’ OI D SWEETHEART OF MINE."
PPICES-4Matinees
Evenings ..
Seats On Sale For All Performances Now.
%OTHER HIGH CLASS puny. one of tho Ino4t
fBILL 0F VAUDEVILLE
Q‘HIIRSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT.
,usical OFferings
'l‘iie Dainty Soubrette
MAX FEHWANN
The German Janitor
. HE- FEATURE PICTURES
’Tonight—"Destiny's Toy. "
Friday—“The Man Who Stoodl of me dead snake as n souvenir. ; 4
SSEOMING ‘rU.EspAY Dec. 12‘
NEIL OHBRIENS MIN-
VAUDEVILLE PRICES Q
_ to and 20 cents‘
vetting ..... 10. I5 and 25 cents'
slindouiiig u dow.
“THE OLD 4‘ . "Ti-.4. I lit“? to \l'l‘ill' these," ‘a‘lit‘
"AN .1 t'Xplalilt'll. "(‘IIII you iIIIIIiIiIIi- lllllt‘ mo
3 running ill‘t‘lllld ll liig Mr llohrrt4"
t'it.41~oi1 I-loilr‘4" “I am .4I‘pponi'd tt.
......... Children 10C; Adults 20C h ‘ l'llll IIu'Ii3 with thew on. .\‘otuwboin
.................. 10C, 20C. 30C 50C l ‘tN‘llk'flthN‘J/tl that I pm It itullu' Ii ”V‘llI'
lllllli't‘ :III III-riIIl Ili4-.p
that uzll hr 1‘
of HIV!“ and
O O 5.? 9 O lll‘itl‘illH‘t‘. and l cut-.44
- .4... .. -z -_ _— 4 lll‘ril way to do."
REPTILE ATTACKS ACTRESS
‘ Tlll‘ \liil'l‘ til llll' :I44i.4.t.II: .lr'two:
um lumtd III lliv lintl and “I” I
llll‘ dnitm 1qu .iI 4t ill
LHELlllE " ' ‘ “
Snake shot When About to Bite Flor. """mg’" ‘ 5 ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘
ence D Il‘l‘t'd «Wily to (“Ten to driii- II .\olo-
. humor -of oxen. Misti .\lurriiy “ill in awn
\\ lllll‘ hiking Ntlllli‘ outdoor scenes
{or illt‘ I’Iirnmouul piiturt‘. "'l‘lii‘
(‘lou'nf’ produrvd by the lanky (‘om-
thrilling and
unusual incidents that I-rtxr occurred-
in the Mo of Ii motion picture nclrcs.
hololl Florrnm Dagmar, the clever
inrzunuo ll‘ilfllllL' Woman of tho l.II.4'k3
Company. who I4 playing opposite \‘iI74 '-
tor Moore in the stellar role, I
Tho company uiiIlI-r tho IllrI-rtion of
William (‘. dc Mlllo wem tnkini:
scours in ”1.. desert near Palm gent Tlientrn tho Iuiinnizruwnt li:t.~ .Ii
Springs. In “m, stone “I“ Dagmar ranged for tho IlIilIlri~n of Not“ .ilk
\\’£l.~= required to lt‘llll against II Ill] g9, \'(“ly prttt3 picture and at that llll't‘
rock, and ”“4“ “3.1., slow” to the tiny will pIu4iIit .\lIiI'y Illiillllll in
ground, illlilitl‘l‘llll) ou-riouio “llll the WClnllt‘lmfl " 1‘ "hill” Illi'lurt‘. PHI"
heal, \Iig‘ llngtuai ”mm on ~lllfi and simple- Iind i4uIt~l3 “ill plt‘Im- all
lt‘ltltlt‘l‘il grinding Il\\‘.ly-st:iizg0rod to the little ones that are able to attend
‘ the rock and was about to collapse this performance \\lll(‘ll uill lw anoth.
lump the onloolII-rs “en‘imnmod to or Saturday that the (lllldl‘t‘ll of .\'or
'sce the head of a ratio snake “ilhin Milk will rrmcniliti foI Ii loni: lint” lo
[tout {put of llt‘l' face Ionic lltintz lhi- (lllllll‘t’ll rail) and
Miss Dagmar caught it glimpsp of then ”:03 “I" surely not a good Sl‘fll
the reptile. but neicr mined It mimic Mid "MON ”10 lli‘rfm‘mflnw in the
of hi: fare 1th- do \lille called to 013.3 right manner and along with thl.4 pic-
of the on“ boys “ho shot the snake llll‘P lllfl‘r- W ill be shown a comm”
the lillllt‘l passing ulthiti a foot of Illt'lllr‘I Ill-ll surely “‘lll prov» funny
‘.\li.4-.4 lwngmat .4 fan. The last bit of and pleat: l‘ the little ones.
film the cameraman had \Iilli him “as Fine Company Coming to The Regent
being used and Miss Dngmar's cour-i Theatre
ago saved the scene. All next week. (‘liiimplln company
i The star non WI‘RI‘S the right rattlc't Will ODOR MONEY “'“h a matinee.
in the JWIw l. l.u.4k3' produttvon Iol‘
"The l‘lou‘ Girl" iii tho lti-uvii: on Fri
day, supported by It rant oi unusual
cxwllence. including Tlicodori- lloh
crls. llorttw ll. ('IirpItIitI‘r. Edythe
' Chapman William I‘lllllt‘l’ :iii=l othvtw
it in It l’iiittiiiouiit lilt‘llll't'
Saturday Morning at the Regent
Theatre
At l033t| in tho IiIorIiiIii: III ii" I!
The Ghost. K. (.‘liamplln company,
recognized as the best popular priced
“The Cloun' is the attraction at the
IPalnce Tlanllt‘ Saturday.
l
THE PALACE THEATRE |
Vaudevi|le Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 1
_The F'iie Musical Hodges are at the.
. Palace Theatre for the \Ittitli°\'ille at i,
traction at the downtown playhouset
for the last three da3s of the week. i
’Tliey' lt‘ good. Four other acts make
I
iup a cracking bill. Leah Herz and
.——_.
titanic-lemma
‘n root's mat at the Recent on
5 him hos placed her in. llai
«red of plan 4
Lockwood’s Hall
icompany will present the
'Hlll’lS n lll entertain
\ the Seasan .
TESTIMONIAL
lsoubrelto. will complete the bill
to Another Good Fellow
IULES GARRISON
0 will present his famous pretty story. weir ioid
4mgs. Stories and Studies from thiills and well acted. It needs to
lo. seen to be appreciated
A Host of Local Talent l
l night is “Destiny‘s
pretty
. sketch “I Wish I Knew." The four.
onday Eve 2" Dec' lll pith ii noVelty'
Local Theatrical EVent 0f act, uliile Max Fehrmtinn. the German
janitot and Marie Dupre.t the dainty
V611 By a Lot of Good Fellows: The picture at the playhouse to-
4T0y." a Paramount
i picture featuring Donia: Hull. It is a~
replete with
In a Liketch urltten by Sada. Cowm.
be
next Monday afternoon.
A: usual Mr. Champlln will head his
own company and Hit: Usual strong
t‘a>'t of players \iill be in lupport.
MI Champlin. perhaps mow than
an} other producers of pla3'4’ at popu-
p'iccs takes a tumor ndable.
pIiur ‘Il makinz eatli production ml
13‘ up to the standard set by the high i
er priced companies in (homing I»:
lPWI10fi9 only the him-u. typ4 of plai ~i
are t‘tlllalde‘rr‘d MI ('hampim ,Iiitri
t‘ill‘t-lflll)’ looking oier list- IIiaIIy hun-
oI‘teI‘rd him
tiii4 summer, bflt‘tlt’il lllP Ioilowiiix.
li4t "The old llouisivad.” Jx'itk lit,“
"kl-”om There Was," "AII tlid Snow: l
llr‘al‘l oi Mine. "TEII- Main lsc-twven‘ 1
anti "l'iidei' t‘o'wi' '.\ll..l.~ .lIiIiIin Val
tllllllt‘." to his ptitrt~I..4 In
llit' dillt‘l'tle t‘lllt‘s Etta-3 pin) Iii lilt‘
lt'IM—‘l‘llill't‘ ha.- had .I Iona and Nlhlt’Nb
tul iuii at .4IIII.-- Iradili; llit‘rlllt‘ int
New York. IlflLl .\iI l'fiaiiiplin guAr ‘
that lt:.4 pit-.4i-iit:i=IoIi of tliinw
that \\a4
to pt’I-sirit'.
aIi'w .-
plII3.4 Will he equal III 'rlt‘l)’ nay to
1le t-l‘lfllllill .\‘I-w York produi IIoIi.4 II4'.
he tiirllt‘: .i tit tout litigzauv (Ii; load;
oi .4i Hit” and «43m 'Iti al M‘t‘vt'tn. The
Monday iiIlPI‘lltillIl‘
‘i'tttlri l'm-ri' "
lilit‘lllll]; pin... oi:
.tllll 44mm: uiil l4-
5' i'.N till ‘Ql‘1.‘\‘v yIii ll'IN. (lli‘l'r
____..__._.—-—
Tl’; Engagement of Cyril Maude in.
"Grumpy” Friday Jan. 5th g
bivn \rr) ioI ,
lurn'c l'l 4IIIIII .4 4iii'l4 :In illlrilllltlili
to play .\Iit'unik u'ivti llt anllllullt‘r‘al
that hr lIII4 hooked tzin Ili4tiIiituishI4u‘
t'llulinll iltltir (‘3II‘I .\lnutli- in TlV‘l
(in-:It l’lII3 ‘tiiutiipy‘ “llllll piII3 .\lI
Maude lti.4 .otii't ti on lililll Nikll'4 oi ,le
(“Pull in to Hit biguii .4I SlltC9S§ oi an}
play that ion t‘\Pl hm ll print-(0d.
which is saying (“Mir .1 littli for the
\i‘oIIdi-riul actor and also ”In play It
may \wll ln‘ rl‘lllt‘illll‘ll‘d that this
play "(lritIIip3” with (‘ii‘il .\l'dudt‘ i4 at:
the prosent llnll‘ plating an engage ‘
"hill In New York (‘113 to \Ir3 lingo
ltll‘xill' 4.4 and lllt’l'lt’ “TV all that Ian Imi-
\llltll it i4 pl:i3vd in .\or- '
Murmur-r liziiitut ‘i.I -
t
llllr4 [iib‘i‘t‘
viIIlk on l‘IiIlIi3 niuh'.
:’.tli uill .\l‘l‘ lllt' illlLilllill protliiition‘
ozili. Jammri ‘ Chas. K. Champlin. the popular
The Recent. all n." u...“
star, and his associate players, at
\th tho original (J-N'l llltllldlllii V.‘ ril. “*“-—~-———44-~ 4444—. _. I __3_ f“ -7
Miss Maud l'olliitd “as IliaiImnIi of
human! to to lit‘ lllt‘ bannrt allrmlion;tltc Imumltt c llthl lIIIIl lllt' affair in
oi the pn- Int .4I.i4nn 4'0 If bi’ ("mum charge.
\l. min lIlIIisi- 1t and ilii.4 plii3 i.4 looked
3oII \ti4lI to lllilkt‘ :In3 I'i'wi'uitionw
gut 3ouI lldnlt‘ in Ii:- .4oon Ii.4 you I an (
._.,_._
GIBL’S FRIENDLY FAIR
r A Succeu
A very succerslul fair “as held-5'3:
Tuesday afternoon and (toning in St .
Paul's Parliili Hall, in Berkeley street...
under the auspices or the Girl 4
14 rlondli Soi ii ty of St. Paul 4- t‘mlitIrIlI ,
.\'unII-rotts booth» “on; utti IIIItiii~l,\
IlI-riirali-d “llll I‘vau pIIpi-I' :llltl ilou
era. and arlit'Ils of all kinds \\i-I‘i‘
sold, In tli:A I \i-Iiint; II.I out. l‘li‘lllllll «ti
\lel pit wnti‘d ind damn»: \\.I4 MI: I
103ml. 'l'hi- aIYIIIr “a. \I‘l) int'er‘iy
illlt‘dl’d. '
’lhI- tollouiiic ladies \\' iv in than.
(ll 'tllt' \IIIII-u4 booth» l'Iintr3 hootlu‘.
3124. l‘; (‘ruu‘l-‘ford. 3114.4 ltol|3 l’t r'.t_\.I
Tili4'.4 .\Iiiui \\‘ollc and .\llhn l~1.4:lir~r4
lltrtlw: kllt‘llPIl booth. Mrs. L‘liirviiw 1
Carter. Mi‘ts Gladys (‘arit‘r and BIL-4:41
Laura t‘ollin.4; cantl3 booth, .\lr.4‘ K I,
(amp, .\ii44 (‘Iitric (‘:I.4tlI-. .\Ii.4.4 \llllll‘
Smiling and Miss .l-Pssit- .\‘vlsou fatn- l
Iy booth, Mrs. lriiuiz Smith. .\li.4 l
Grace llli'All'n'tH‘. ‘.\li4.4 .\luiio “oilo, E
Miss Grace Foster and Illiz'vr- kiln-4I
"955.111"? grab bag. which no.4 lllel
source of much Itniti4ciiii4nt. \\':t.4 ml
charge of Miss Lillian \\ tilin
Miss Gretta Reborn
In the evening,
himment of vocal and
solos. and l‘t‘ClLaliOtH u'Ii.4
by the members of the society l‘IIIIc-I
lug was also enjoyed 11!. l Iiiu.4ii forI
this was rendered b3 [{oihi-I' .4 lilt‘llt- .4 l
Ira. i
g
l
i
i
a di‘licli. I‘ul tIItiI
iIi4‘tiutiirtitnl
DH“ hit I-
l
l
i
music.
Grand Chorus of Mixed Voices entitled "I Wish I KneW," Mrs. Ralph
..Presentings I Beautiful Song ‘ Herr. supported by a. company of well
known players is to appear at the Pill-
' THE OLD SONGS AFTER
.5oc, 75c aand $1.00 which made her a great favorite
Tickets can be purchued from, Chicago and the east.
Theatre: alto
store. South-Nowell; »
cene
HERE'S NOTHING LIKE‘are Theatre, tomorrow and Saturday.
In the course of the sketch Mrs. Hen
ALL lwlll introduce some or the dancing .
The danclnx.
of “‘9 M fellows. React-w however, is merely Ii part or the not
1°“ PM! and ticket: It Re- foth in Mrs. Ken‘s intention to excel A
It Baxter's in dramatic work and the uketgi pro--
vides liar-with much greater opportu 4.;
in
Npe Hurray in “The Plowglrl." at The Regent, Friday I
\ -.
strummt. .
THE A. r J. ANGEVINE a son 00.
' sourn NORWALK. count. ,, . , x 4_ ,
44ll l.4' N‘llll'
today that It titlin-
fonso Sillrr,
ed by current-3' dollar for dollar.
banks mentioned herr
of liondoii and Mexico. the Ilill‘it‘O Na-
- -‘~~4--~-4-~— ;tlon. thi- llanco
{01 this produtltoti it might be “0" "7 .MEXICAN BANKS CAN lSSUE PA-
PER MONEV lro.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 7
iofllclally reported
flier of banks will be allowed to begin
Event Held in st. Paul's Parish Hall‘lmmiedlti'tely tho t‘ittt‘ulutlon of it con
lain series of their bank note-.4. mick-
lll‘t‘ the Bank
of,\'I>ra
(“i'ttz .iIitl llw llanco ()l'lt'Illlil of Me):
Gt'llt‘l‘ul (‘Iirrnnzzi hIId II ion: Unfor-
Ono-r last night at QuI-rI-Iaro \titli Al-
iIIIIlcr secretary of for-
eign relations. in record to the .\lcxi-
iM‘ W”
A Good
Reading
Lamp!
THE WHOLE FAMILY
ENJOYS a well lighted sit-
ting room. During the long
winter evenings this room
should be well lighted,
THE RADIO-X-INVERT-
ED GAS LIGHT is the best
Lamp that we know or for this
purpose.
Fitted with the proper
! shade, and self-lighting at-
i tachment, it makes a very
i
practical light.
SEE DISPLAY AT OUR
i The
iUnited Electric
; Light8tWater
i Co.
can protocol Thi- constitutional I-on-
ennui has taken a recess until Mon
Ila)
. WOMAN SUFFRAGE OPPONENTb
MEET
‘ WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.4 The first
national lathe-ring oi “'Olllt‘n Opposed
ito Ionian uuflrage “5 opened here
today with addresses by .\lajordlcner-
al Imonard Wood, Miss .\lIibI-l T.
Boardroom member of the American
Red Cross Central Committee. and
hire. Arthur ll. Dodge. 0! New York.
president or the National Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage, under
when all the convention is held. t‘ar-
dint! Gibbons sent ti special message
and 1m Senator Elihu Root, of
New York. had prepared a paper to
be read on the constitutional phases
o! the proposed equal suffrage unkind-
ment. Relief work done for the Ron
Cm“ by ullBulImgn organizations
was Miss [Mm-It's subject.
Will there he Real Musicin
your home at Christmas?
There is no one so unmusical as to belieVe that a talking machine pro-
dUCes real music. At best. a talking machine no matter how much it costs.
no matter what artists make records for it, no matter what claims are made
for it by its manufacturers, gives only a hollow imitation of the Original
Iliil! III lflmfll
2729 NEW El
”m-
—v—I--u-
,. ISON
is not 3. Talking Machine
This new invention of the world's
tI'IIitti-i IlH'l-‘lllnl‘ is in no real sense
II talking: machine.
It rI‘pIcscnt s in no lllfl'l tuo mill ion
4’. llais spent in rescar'clt uotk b3 “2'.
Edison.
t! represents the achievement of his
ambition to produce a n1uSl"tli instru-
ment uhich Re reatcs all forms or
music so perform that the original
Inniot he distinguished from the Re-
t rearion.
,4
By hundreds of tests. before hun-
i dreds of thousands 01 music lovers. it
has been proved conclusively that.
when an art‘t elm—or plays—tn
comparison w ill the. New Edison‘s Ro-
Crcation or that artist's perhnmmce. ,
it is impossible to distinguish the
original from the Romantics.
The music critics o! more than 200
of America' s leading newspapers testi-
fy to this fact in the columns u! then-
on ll papers. We shall be glut! to show .
ycu uhat the critics say.
Hear this new Invention
Ctome to our store and let us give you a concert of lie-created music. Come
any line. You win always be welcome. There is no “gather to buy
‘ /
merely want you to hear what we consider the world'n M men] In- ' 4 4
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