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novel aerobatic movements which
placed tbs-ill s else-by themselvésd
1“le Georgian Quartette" and “The'
81: Musical None!" as well as the
other acts on, the program were even
more enthusiastically received thanl
on Thursday. «
all
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Pictures
(Never Repeating) ’
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l NEXT WEEK FEATURES
"THE ,cosr or HATRED” ,
And the 4th Episode of
Palace Picture Program Contains Sev.l
‘In ‘His Latest‘ Picture
“THE CURE”
Also the 5th Episode of
“PATRIA”
Fed'turing Mrs. Vernon'Castle
TUESDAY—3 SHOWS
The Paramount Picture
BLANCHE SWEET IN
“THE TIDE 0F
BA‘RNEGAT”
lished as a star will play with June
Elvidge in “The Social Leper,” a new
Word-Brady feature. Mutual will pre-
sent Charlie Chaplin in his very lat-
est vehicle, ‘The Cure.’ Chaplin reach-
es new heights in this picturization.
On Tuesday, Anita Stewart and W“ ,
Charles Richman will he starred in a Graves. the daughter. Suvportins
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature' “The Miss Williams and Mr. Roberts in
More Excellent Way.” The eighth the cast are Tom Forman, J. W. John-
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l The Keith vaudeville program which
.300 Theatre on Thursday afternoon
i‘
: shows “Moore. Less and Moore" who
7- Five Acts Vaudeville
2 Last‘ Presentations of the
. :.- Vaudeville Program With Fea-
( out a question the bill is one of the
Two of the most distinguished stars
Kathlyn Williams and Theodore Ro-
berts, will be seen at the Regent to-
night in the Lasky-Paramount produc-
tion of Beulah M. Dix’s thrilling story,
“The Cost of Haired," which was pro-
duced under the. direction of George
‘Melford.
In her recent MoroscmPa'ramount
productions, "Redeeming Love," and
“Out of the Wreck,” Kathlyn Williams
has established herself as one of the
foremost dramatic artists in the coun-
try. and her youth, personality and
ability all go towards making her a
great photodrumatic favorite.,Co-star-
ring as she is with Theodore Roberts.
the most distinguished character act-
or of the stage or screen, it is felt
Alhat this combination will provv most
popular.
Theodore Roberts has’beell hailed
as a paslt master in villainy, and al-
though be redeemed himself as the
kind Pudd’nhead Wilson, and, the lov-
‘able Consul, in “The Cost offlatred"
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures ,.
Today
, —-and-
MAE MURRAY IN
“THE, PLOW GIRL"
‘ MONDAY
and
JUNE ELVIDGE
-—in—
“ "THE SOCIAL LEPER"
1
and ‘he has full opportunity to display his
CHARLIE CHAPLIN lenlire scale of feelings. I
_in_ ' The story of “The Cost of Hatred"
“THE CURE" ,llns to do with Sarita and Justus
IGraves. Graves, a stern, harsh man,
jseeing his wife, Elsie, in the armsof
l Robert Amory, shoots Amory all
!with his little daughter, Sarita to Mex-
Tuesday—Anita Stewart and
Charles Richman in “The
More Excellent Way.” 1.00
W The lover recovers and marries El-
Al "if [HEAIRES "”‘l sic, and his son by a former marriage
its offered a position lll the diplomat-
. PALACE. THEATRE TODAY
lie corps. On the way to Mexico City,
{young Ned Amory is left behind in a
lM-exican settlement, is robbed and
. llilrown into jail. Graves finds him
Ke'th i and learns that he is the son of the
man who stole his wife. So great is
his hatred that he induces the Mex-
.icnn government to sell him Ned
[practically as his slave, and subjects
{him to the utmost cruelty, arousing
. ,the pity" of Sarita, who has grown in-
will be presented the last three times to a beautiful young woman. These
today. There will be two‘shows tbs two young people fall in love and
”min! at 9‘45 f“ 9 °°‘°°" ““hltlee, leaving the father childless and
M” «Murray mmf’ e 131'” Girl.” With' alone, as the cost of llls hatred. Miss
Williams has two unique roles in this'
best that Norwalkers have ever had thrilling drama; at first she is seen
0990mm” ‘0 ”11°" t "Stem” as Elsie Graves, the mother. and lat-
el- as the charming young Sarita
’ture Pictures
has attracted such general attention
in Norwalk since opening at the Pul-
- show Charlie Chaplin in “The Cure.""
’And the Latest Comedy of episode of “The Secret Kingdom’wlll slon. Jack llolt, Charles Ogle. 11- 3- stealthily,
‘ MAX LINDER IN ‘ be presented. Carpenter and others. And takes us up, and twists us as
. ll ‘ “THE TAXI" __________________ . .At the Regent Theatre Monday Nell“ it Wlll—' I
‘M AT THE REGENT TONIGHT The attraction at the Regent Thea-What favored hours of agony you,
, , I
tre next Monday will be “The Power 1 bring?
of Decision,” with Frances Nelson in How 0ft we wake, and cry :“God'
the leading role and supporting com- set me free
pany of par excellence along with a
production of equal merit which will
certainly be worth your while look-
ing at to say the least. Miss Nelson
lls one of the foremost stars in the
‘ltielro service and a very clever girl,
and so far has made a decided hit in
all the productions that she has been
assigned to and it is said that in this
play. "The Power of Decision." that
she has the best part ever allotted to
her which certainly means that there
is in alone a good picture for Monday “'c blindly gropc,‘ and
afternoon and night. In connection without home
with this picture the management wilLThC fricndlcss winds that sweep
show the latost picture of the funniest| , across the plain—-
comedian on earth when they will The beggars meeting us at silent
night— .
and it is a scream from the start to 1‘3" we are not more dosolulc
the finish and if you want a good and sadl‘ . .. ‘
laugh why just drop into the Regent “101‘“ (:alsworthy 1“ bcrlbncr‘s
and still .
'Wc fall and clutch you by the
knees, and cling.
And press our lips. And so once
more are glad!
And if you go, or if you never
come, ‘ .,
Through what agrieving wilder—
ness of pain '
of light
wander
on Monday and see Charlie Chaplin Magazine,
in “The Cure," and you surely will M
get all that is coming to you in the; OVERAND OVER'AGAIN
{way of a laugh and the lith episode of. ,
.“Patl-la," featuring Mrs. Vernon Cus‘
‘lie will also be shown to the delight
of all that are following up this great
serial which surely is the best that
{has been run in this theatre in a long
)ror and over again,
No matter which way I,turll,
I always find ill the Book of‘Lifc
Sonic lessons I have to learn:
I must take my turn at the mill,
I must grind out the golden
time. For such a great program of r _
'plclures for the one day the usual I 5mm? .
“price of admission will be charged. “Wat work at my task with a re-
solute will
which is 1G cents for all seats in tho , .
‘ Over and over again.
atternon and 10 cents for children at
night while lho adults’ tickets are 15
cents.
We cannot "Ensure the-need
Of oven is tiniest flower.
Nor check the flow of the golden
l ROUND-UP 0F DOPE PEDDLERS
- sands
Federal Agents Say Drug Pool Has “lat run through a single
Made Over $10,000,000 a Year hour.
5 NEW YORK; May 6.——Three men——
IJoseph Sherman and William J.§ii§mlth
or Boston and Ben]. Kevlt 0 New
York—were today held in $100,000
bail each for trafficking in drugs. The
men are alleged by the Federal nu-
thorities to be members of a pool of
leaders in cocaine, opium and mor-
phine in Boston, New York, and other
cities.
The arrest of nine more men is ex-
pected within 2t hours. Detectives
working on the case for nearly a
year say the "drug pool" has made
Over 610,000,000 3. year.
Ilut the morning,r dcw must fall;
. And thc'sun and the summer
ram -
Must do their part, and perform it
all
Over and over again.
Over and over again
The brook through the meadow
flows,
And over and over again
The pond’rous null-wheel goes
Once doing will not suffice,
r
Though doing be not in vain;
And a blessing, failing us once or
twice, .
May come if we try again.
The paththat has once been trod
Is never so rough to-fect; -
And the lesson we once 'lla'lvd
The“ New Ban
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The argument Oi patriotism is supplemented
are setting ourselves to is a" great one. To suCh
aw
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This bank will receive your subscriptions for
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The country has assumed a great burden which eve
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business advantage. The 334% bonds are exempt from taxes, in-
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But profoundly above the business advantage, and vastly
‘ more important is the argument of patriotic duty.
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onlyCharlie Chaplin in “The Cure,”
With storm and tempest, we need
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TO 'A NOTORIOUS P11 CIFIST
Of honor speak no more. ' l
Ho of the desperate clan,
rumcd race, l
A‘n Emperor dishonored o‘er and
don
its wordy lust. »
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