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Regent "Theatre

The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9

 

I Today
Three Star Features.
Dorothy Dalton in a Vampire
Picture -
“The Dark Road”

”Mrs. Vernon Castle in the
Patrioti- Serial

“Patria”
Charlie Chaplin

1A whirlwind of llletrirrnnt
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“The Immigrant”

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“The inner “Shrine”

 

Wednesday and Thursday
Norma Talmadae

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Music by the llcgent (‘onccrt
Orchestra, every ext-111111;.

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Palace Theatre

If It's 11 Feature The. Palace Will
Show lt—-—Shows Daily at 2:15,
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World- -Brady Presents, ETHEL

CLAYTON with Montagu Love
In Willard Mack's

“YANKEagldPLUCK”
CHARLIEaSCHAPLIN

“The OImnlig'rant'.’

marrow
Greater Vitaglga 1h Feature

Starring Edith Storey and Antonio
Mareno in

“The Captain of the

Grev Hors
new} EpisodeEOf Troop”

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Three Big Features—«Dorothy Dalton.
in “The Dark. 116;” “Paula"
and Charlie Chaplin in “The

Immigrant." ‘

1A voluptuous London bcaulv who

‘ lieiievcs herself to be a l‘t‘ll’lt‘lll‘llllllmiE

.' . "of Cleopatra. is the role assumed by

Dorothy Dalton in‘ The Dark Road "

- and popular actresses

hit
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'{rist appearance asa Sclztllck-i‘lcturcl.

‘ the scenes land sensuousness to the. member of the Japanese legation who?
uses the weak character to help him‘,

$1.111me AT THE RE- complete plans for getting control ofE
held by Lieuten-

ant Tray ers in love with the heroine. E

delineation.
' CHARLIE

GENT TODAY - government secrets

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EChaplins Latest Whirlwind of Merri 1Throughout the action of the picture
ment $3111 to be His But there is not a single olerdrawn scene
Charlie Chaplin's latest comedy,land when the climax is r-earhed in
“The Immigrant ’ is one of the clev-Ewhich Baron Woitchi is foiled through
eres. things he has ever done. accord‘ the efforts of the heroitle’s ‘ Yankee-
ing to criticll who have seen privatelfluck" evelt'one is found happy W11
runs of the new offering in which’liam Much is the author of the story
Charlie has 11. wide r'rnve of 0pp0r~: and it is another tribute to his pen
ing genius. the pieces have come. The Chaplin
The play is No.
E (‘llaplin series.
, through a series of side-spitting epi-

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11151 and winds up in a whirlwind of comedianss efforts The style 011
11114111111111 in which the entire com-l Chaplin has improved and his ilppeal‘

Epanv brought into the melee. takes in “The lmrnigrant" is much broader
. part, Edna Purviance, the clever titan it would hate been a 110-11 01‘ ‘“0
mung lo 1drng woman. whose work ago

PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY

 

Elias been appalent in previous (‘llap

Elln pr'oduttiotls, is again to the fore:
with plenty of fast action to keep her=
busy from first to last. 171:; Furviv‘
Earl1c.\\ho is the daughter of an int- :
Imigrant in this latest p'lay,tl1rowsl

'tr'emeudo s 41' 1 1 . . .
u 1111 re in 0 h r arting. and} “The (‘aptaln of the Grey Horse
is ncvt'r given 11 minute‘s rest by her

.'l‘1oop" gives Antonio Moreno and
1‘1 mid fire tulmipal E].llllll Story, as the stars in a dashing
of the West, with a convincing"
atmosphere, The
Palace Thea-

tain of the Grey Horse Troop"
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Elndlan and army
fl lttur‘c appears at the

'“The Inner Shrine" With Margaret Ill-
ington in the Leading Role 11 t .m
~ltiar'w'rlet lllling ton the famous dl'1-1 ”3ng to 1111111 ‘ 11 ‘

1 be red man' s
luatir star. who will be remembered agent he ran bet er 1 (1 .15
'i‘or bel' succolsses on 111,. speaking ‘1'1‘1nditlou by kindness. (‘aplaln 111'

Est: we in “V1 llhin the law" and “Kind (played by Alarm“), rm.“ 1111111203111
Elma." will star upon the screen at the Rm“ ""0 ”‘0 12111111111111“ mm” 0

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Recent Theatre on Tuesday in tilta ”‘9 EMU“ mm!“ by sheer lllatet‘y HUS-“(’11. M the NOthllk Hotel,
’ 11111"1v Cutler, of Lewis street.

. es of (onlagt
Lasky Paramount production of “31,11 and dominant 1111 tlllr

King's famous story. ‘The inner Mid “m" “‘0 ”up?“ M h“ 11111125.
ESllr'ine." which was prepared for the CNS. ”11' “normal of his gtl‘l'ol‘llllll m
'screcn‘lll' Beatrice C. De Millc and find the love of a \\ orth“ ll e g

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:l.cigbton ()slnun. 1 1mm; MS
Tile announcement that Miss lllingj \it'. larland. in all 1111 11
iovet of the lndian As

ton had decided to hppcar in pboto-X been a 1‘ . r .
Edlalna caused the greatest interest in novel his "Captain of the 1101' 111; st
motion picture circles since the an Troop‘ was a labor of love. “1011'
nounccmcnl that leraldine latrar the \‘11 1"lflllll Company made at:
Ewas to appear on the screen. as Miss meals with him to visualize it for “1):,
EIllington has always been considered sum 11. Mr Garland offered to 30 d‘
lone of America's most distinmllshed the \‘itngl'aph's coast studios an
I supol'tise the stagin". 'Ilc feels that
“Panthea” at the Regent WednesdayEthl' red skill has been llldllkllt‘d‘ 11:1:
and Thursday ., Elle wanted elcl v detail of his 11 10 l
. A devoted Elvife submits to dishonor" drama absolutely correct ' . ‘1
to save her husband's life, . Was she Besides lllis t’catur'e lllcl'c \1'1111'111'1
wrong? This} is the theme and (1111‘s a now of “The Grey 51ml
lion raised in; the powerful photo. which has 1.. cu illiilsfl‘l‘l't‘ll to 'luth
drama. “”l’nnthca." ill ‘wllil‘ll lhl‘ p01111151111y sirlcc thc cndiltl': of the \ 11:1:1'11111E
Norma 'll‘alllladue will make llel‘lserial \\'1"dncsdlly afternoon and 0\'-|
V letting and on Thursday afternoon and
cvcningfilro 1111: special season scnsa-
tlon.1"‘Tll‘c Dccttlslet'” will be played.
E'l‘llc special llddld feature tomorrow
will be ll1':1l~'t<l‘1ttll1».\ 'ths

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star at the Regent "i‘heatl'c on
ncsduy and Thursday. ‘

Miss ’l‘allnndge. who recently left
the Triangle (‘ompany to head her
own producing organization. will be

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$9011 in the role made famous on the A Champion at 15 YORI'S
stage by Mllll'. Olga Pclrova. The
part oi‘l'cfi the talented young star

her greatest opportunity for tho cx-E
prcssion of her emotional powers,

PALACE TH EATR E To DAY

 

 

Ethel Clayton Plays ”World Feature,
“Yankee Pluck" and Char.
lie Ghaplin Stars as
“The Immigrant"

There are two very urlttsllal pic-

 

_. 11 Triangle-Kay Bee play produced 11n-
1lct' the supervision of Thomas H
1110.9, 11 inch will be 21101111 at the lie-1
gent Theatre today.

The story is der .cribcd as 11 "vibrant
echo of the sons of passion the song”
that for centuries has wrouzht bavocE
with the ambitions of man." it. was
written by John Lynch and prepared
for the screen by J. G. Hawks.
. As Cleo Murisorl, ruling over a court
of admirers. Miss Dalton is said to;
have created a lustrous portraiture.
The gowns which she wears (luring

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Admission—Week Daypf’ZOc ; 5.1... E

€31.11.

, . days had Holidays, 3513.

DANCING .
Chicken ”and Share

3 Dinners .

Liberty Bond contest Begins
July 9th.
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY

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acation Goods

_ e gobd old vacation time beckons.
lo prepared. Stock tip on bath. toilet
11 health needs from otlr stocks. Take
favorite remedies 1th you We
what you want Flr§t here. Per-
. a you cannot get the e convenient-
'17 where you are going.
,Provide yourself now.

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'Itfontagn Love. is a story of the polit-

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lure features for the patrons of the
Palace Theatre today and both will
be enjoyed thoroughly by those who
attend” the afternoon presentation or
either of the evening performances.
The headliner for today a \\"otld
production presenting the noted Ethel
Clayton in the leading role of 1111 in-
tenscly interesting” drama. “Yanker
Pluck " As the day's special added
attraction. (‘llat‘lie Chaplin will. he
starred ill his Mutual masterpiece,
“The immigrant." Miss Clayton‘s V1.»
hicle in which she is supported by

is

ical life, and circles at Washington.
Her father, through drink habits,

and becomes the prey of a scheming

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.BOBBY, JONES

FRIDAY. JULY 13,8 P M. 111mm (gone? 111.911.1111.... 1.1.1l or
a a tad won 1c soulle'rn

GRANDQDPERA CONCERT golf championship. Young Jones
Alexandre Baccari, Spring into prominence last year
General Manager when 111:. pla'yed 1.. 1.11am 10“,"...

G Frery,D1rector monts in the east and played many

Mme. Anna Fret-y, Soprano of of the topnotcllem to 11 11111111111111.

Y1 oung Jones is a member of the East
Lake Golf Club 'of Atlanta.

'ADAMS EXPRESS MEN VOTE TO

the Royal Theatre La Mon-
1 note, Brussels, and Concerts,

Paris.
Assisted ,by G. NARUO, Tenor,

STAY OUT
of Milan, Palermo, Paris. VI' HARTFORD, July 6.-—-About seven-
enna, Emu , ty of the 250 men employed at the lo~

and
V. Paglia, Baritone of Milan,
Boston, into.
‘ and
G. Felline and T. Felline, Man-
dolinist and Brnjo Virtuosos
an

Prof. ‘J. IliDieg'o, Pianist , of

cal office. of the Adams Express Com-
pany ,decided at a meeting tilts fore
noon to remain out on the strike.
which started Wednesday evening for
ntore wages. The men desire a flat
rate of $70 a month. They say that l
in such cities as 'New Britain and Wu-

Naples, London and New terbnry the company's employes re-
York. " ‘ ceiye front $70 to $75 a month.
AIEOTHEOSIS A's a result of the. strike General

All the alllbd nations represented
by beautifulgirls and the principal
national antEhen'l will be sung by
the al‘tistp.

ale Opel

Agent Fuller has declared an embar-
go on all outgoing and in-coming
freight except perishable goods. The
platform and stororoom of the corn
‘7 "puny is congested because of the 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

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it leads the comedian it may not be amiss to say that it is'
not the latest, but is regarded as one
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Greater Vitagraph Feature “The Cap-”‘

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lndlan memo declares that

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This New GAS STORAGE HOT
WATER SYSTEM is placed on
sale at special price and easy
terms for one week only. It is a,
positive and reliable method of

supplying an abundance of hot
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poor
New York City the other day,
was educated J11 11 convent in Pisa ltaly.
-'1‘he fact that none of the family of the young man
ceremony led to the belief that there had been family trouble met the 11 ed
(ling. But if there was it was not sufficient to prevent the marriage.

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HOSPITAL NOTES
idrnitted Saturday: Mrs. George D.
andE

l)1s1ira1gcd Saturday: Mrs. Rose
ellar, of Westport. and Joseph Ste—
hunk, of Winnipauk.

Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Frances lio-
strcet, and Miss
Manley. of 215 , Washington.
Alex Kassouft‘ of Bridgeport. l
Wadie Kassouff. 01 Brooklyn, and.
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Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Julia Mel'-

 

Admirtcd today:
"1 Isaac street.

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A Gould Weds a Poor Italian

Kingdom Gould, eldest ‘aon of George J. Gould.
son and principal heir of Jay Gould. founder ‘of the family,
ltalian girl art student at the rectory of St.

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AWORLD PICTURE BRADY MADE

flflll CLAYTON
‘.‘..Yat1k,ee Pluck”

~10! MONTAGU LOVE
Story by WILLARD MACK
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for an explanation of an apparcnt rcla
frequency of
{earthquakes at 'l‘okio 111111 ll111 quantity ‘l
of rainfall and snowfall in other parts
of the empire. '

Two thousand dollars was paid re-

advancing cost of
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SALARlES SPIES ARE PAID.

secret service agents.

A spy who really takes an interest 7'
d- ccntly for a dog in a \'.-w York show. 1,, 1,1

In England the service is principally
1111111 and makes himself uslei'ullmml'011ml by ”1“ intelligence depart.
1:111» {1'1111\\011h\ to the governmentgnlenl 0f the admiralty and the WET of.
1111111 unploys llim~or her—may often lice, am has in recent years been rats-
’1: 1111' 11 11-11 rcnlullcrative, if not ex- fecllon credited ‘0 RUSS“! and Japan.
lactly pleasant time. ed to the same high standard of per-
.'. ..g-ul..r. ‘111'1'r'editcd government To most foreigners spring is simply.
1" may expect at least {2500 a a b" "1958 d DTOTFNSiOfl (0 be. entered
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11," . has also 11 135191,, of (11111111: sillll and courage. Spying, pore
b1.1l;11;1'<,,lo encourage the spy and spur halls more than any other profession.
him on to greater efforts. If he should "PMS skill “Till POUTHKC‘
bl' l11<l.,'.' enough to secure an especial 111‘“) “I" a H‘lb' dilliwll part and the
ly valuable piece of information for'lhe ”"51 failure “E nerve “011“ 51’0“ (ll-8‘
l"alllcr'l.'llltl be may b1: presented witlllil‘m’r It is audacity ”ll“ brings him
£12111. m- £111.11). hermany spends amthr'gon h the 110st critical situations;
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‘o tlir~t‘1l\"'. the plans and intentions ol'illlt‘ll Niki“ Ul) ”W profession ”193’ $911.
,1111111' it 1.: 11511111111111! mgcraliy make better-41111.15 than men.
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‘.t:‘1' ..1-'11'». are found 131 1111-4110“ un-lfulnoss enable thorn to carry out “1,9
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0 that of Company. fllld‘ her system is] ”
to bc 11111 linest ill the .world.E
11151: 11:11'1-fi11111'1'1l ill novelsE
in fact. the Russian system of
1".~plol.'..'l'.;c is the most perfectly organ-
i:'.cd human machine in existence. llcr
neighbor's, France and Allsll‘lil~Hllll-
gar-y. spend about £60,000 and £40,~
0011 respectively for the same purpose.
but it is not brought to such a pitch of
perfection as in Russia. Italy devotes
£120,11th for 1.11% secret service, but
this amount is divided by the minisfry
of the interior as follows: To or secret Pills TINY surely help me " Women 3
for police r'ewards, seem peculiarly liable to kidney trott-

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A BAD SPRlNG FOR WOMEN

The late, cold and damp-spring
seems to have been particularly se-
vere on the health of women”
many are suffering from
rheumatic pains, aches and pains“ 1?,
sides. joints and muscles, lumbago“

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or disordered kidneys or bladder. Ma's,
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Spying is looked 'upon as 11 fine art}
in Japan. and she runs Germany very”
close for the world's championship in
getting at other nation's secrets. There
is a curious kink in the Eastern char-l
actor, 11 kind of moral twist, that country towns. Every night the lam-r
makes them adopts at this sort 0t “Y 1 W85 Slams Willi dragged “15'
work. Orientals are noted for their 0‘" to a moving picture show. ‘
patience and they bring to this workE ' LIKE FATHER, UK 850"

a peter-failing store. of it. This, to-E “Science has reached conning
getner with their inzenuity—in some sign that baldness is hereditary"

cases cunning—makes their. remarks “So i hear." i th 1:
bly clever spies. The war in .‘.lancb'.l- ‘31:?” g:::r:):ti::n11:;2i2§ug%t 1:“;
rra gave a strikrng examr .11 of the that the habit of Sitting in the front
value of the work done by Japanese- row at theatres is also hereditary " .
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