[Regent Theatre
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3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
Norma Talmadse
The Illustrious Star
“PAN’i‘HEA”
And Burton Holmes T111111
Pictures
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Friday
GEORti E Iil‘liAN
in His Own Stun
“A Roadside Impresario”
And Hearst Polite News
“Annie For Spite”
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“The Railroad Raiders”
Music by noggin; Cone‘lt 01'
chestra eyeiy Honing.
COMING The 1111111111111," 11:11
luring John Mason and Alma Han
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if It’s a Feature The Palace Will
Show it~~Three Times Daily
2:15 7 and 9.
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For Presents
Stuart Ilollue: and Wanda Fell!
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“The Broadway Sport”
Friday
Fannie Ward in
“The Winning of
Sally Temple”
Saturday
lilanrhe Sweet in
“On Record”
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Next Week
l‘alac-e—(‘i11et11a photo play made
in Norwaik with Norwalk can, 11:4
an added attraction for lilt‘ lit>=t
three days. 011 'l‘hnrsday. Mary
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lr‘riday the Sel; :niek teature ‘l‘he
Harriet" with \lu'orl .luii1nn1-
Scott who playttl the lending rolr1
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PALACE 1'11 EATRE TODAY
Qtuart Holmes Starred in ‘The Broad.
way Sport"
'S'luatt 1Holmes. 11111011 ned villain of?
.Nilliam Fox photoplays has the dues-I
lionable distinction of being the first
man ever to get an inspiration from
a Jazz Band. He htled one of these
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{while he acted his scenes in “The
Broadway Sport.” his latest William:
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H. ..A DruMEAD
Fox production, which appears at the
Palace today.
he ll'itti to act the pazt
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lain in countless pictures he iound it
iiiiiiruit to affect earefi'eeuess and gai-
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The Jazz Band pu1 him into a happy-
eolurky state at once. The only dif-
flt'llll) 1111.: that he couldn't make his
teet i111l111‘» 1. The real rub ("dine
when Stuart reverted to his Villain-
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Fannie Ward Stars in New Lasky
Paramount Picture
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""“"‘ who “11] be seen at the Palate 'l‘z-het
Saturday It'e 10111011011 rm to Laskyul’araniountI
MARY Minis MINTER production. ”The Winning of Sally;
111a Star Production ’l‘empie," has been popular both 011;
int years, but she happened
across one young person who had 1111
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some alcohol, went into 11 drug: store
and asked the clerk to sell her
llargest bottln1 he had in stock,
I(le1'k looked at her for a minute, wentI
1nway. and upon his return, saidw‘fll
am sorry. Bliss. but the drug store
across the street got into trouble fer
St'iiillg alcohol to a young lady under
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Idrua1 clerk 1'11plierl—~”it doesn‘t make
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Illllti(‘l‘ 1.14 i can't sell you alcohol."
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IJuck Dean 11nd sai1i——“Teil this man
you are my husband.” Dean. thinking
Iit was :1 joke, said. “(‘ertainly, i am
Ithis youm: lady's husband." 1 And the
Iclerk said that 11.: 10111: as he was her
husband he could buy the alcohol, but
Iwould not dare sell it to her.
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AT THE REGENT SATURDAY
Mary Miles Minter in V‘IAnnie For
Spite.” and Also “The Rail.
road Raiders"
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girl whose wiliest dreams are articles
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AT THE REGENT TODAY
Norma Talmadge. the Beautiful and
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BENSON BERGER SHOWS
2 Big Free Acts
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Hoyt’s Theatre
.FRIDAY, JULY 13, 8 P. M.
GRAND OPERA CONCERT
Alenandre Baccari,
General Manager
G. Frery, Director
Mme. Anna Frery, Soprano of
the Royal Theatre La Mon.-
naie, Brussels, and Concerts,
Paris. ’
Assisted by G. NARUO, Tenor,
of Milan, Palermo, Paris, Vi-
enna, Etc,
and
V. Paglia, Baritone of Milan,
Boston,'Etc.
and
G.Fe_11ine and T. Felline, Man-
dolinist and Banjo Virtuosos
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All the allied nations represented
by beautiful girls and the principal
national anthem will be sung by
the artists.
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Sale Opens July 1211:, 9 a. m.
Till7P.M._
Tickets 250110$L00
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pearance of the. pOpnlar young starf:
-Norma Talmadge in the fi1st of her ‘A Roadside Impresario," Featuring ‘tinds his daughter for whom he has locity of the fastest 11
ISelznick- Picttues pioduetions 11- screen
11ersion of
;thea,"
:with the Triangle Company to appear
Int the head of her own ptotlucing or-
ganization under the. Selznick bonnet
and in “Pantlien” Miss Talmadge playglmpresario,” his own story. the seen at lilt‘ Moose Camiral next lenietnber the big Moos 'o carnilfial land :ther places, “II" render “WEI“
Prof. J. DiDieg'o, ‘Pianist Of Ithe role made famous on the stage In his recent production of “The neck is Prof Bxislol s trained animal grumto“ 1% 11de ft 5‘4"”: #3:?
Na les London and New to this country . .1 - 1' ' :1 1 11 how 11' 11 1 111 1111 "ms "’ “I“ 3“ ° VHF-“I “It 1° 1:
P 1 I” “me ““3“ Pen" ””51““ I“_I‘°““1 I" Be a“ IS I . I II“ 11mm: ”'9 I“ CONCERT AT HOYT’S THEATRE. IDiDiego pianist will 1.011111111111111 this
York. 11111.11 role that gives the young star seen as an ltahan truck gardener, and White homes trained to play lean, ’
APOTHEOSIS Ithe best chance of her career to make in “A Roadside Impresario" as a frog. These dumb annuals play this" ‘"““ SOII’ISIS TIII‘ CI°“I"g number on “I“
the most of
IFrom press reports in New York and
other large cities where the picture
has been shown Miss Talmadge has
surprised even her most ardent admir-
ers by the manner in which she fog flow while trying to e'arn money at leap-frog has been played 111 made rapidly and it Is expected that; there.
acts the ditflcult and intensely dramat- open 11 as a dish-11111111 111 a
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been InC'IIceI‘III'd'AmIIII'I ‘III‘I‘I‘III foam“ is ”19 ODIYI the bill. \lme. Anna Rere1,ran0
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[or wrecking an apialy, he disemers‘ motordro '
I me p1esenting lady 1ider 0f the ROYal Theatre Le Mannaie‘”
Ia blackmaiiing plot 11,.ainst tho lo-I f-‘mmu l k
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Butterfly, Arie un Bel di~IPuccini, and,
Cavalieria Rusticana, duet by Mason?"
gni; and Trovatore. Trn, Verdi, are her
especial numbers. Mme. Frery has III
sweet voice full of power and her prIe-s
sentation is said to be wonderful.
V. Paglia, baritone of Milan, Bostol.
Many famous artists will appear in»
The feature :11 the Regent Tl1eatr'e,I
be the long heralded 11p
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11in in the world
been searching for sixteen nuns—4111 land never lettinrr up hrr Spent] until
Ithis is bIOIIL'llt alloul in a "Inst “11' her time limit is up. Those are. bu 1;
11811111 and appealing manner :two of tht many it‘flillh : that will be
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HORSES THAT PLAY LEAP-FROG her the date and the lot and lest you
WiTH MOOSE CARNIVAL Ifoxget (‘nprisa's Royal ltaiinn Band;
One of mo m cat “Mums that will will gite concerts that “ill make youI
the Wetiknown Actor George
the noted dram't "Pair: Beban
by Monckton Hoh’e. Miss T111 ‘
madge recently severed connection
In one of the most Unusual of his
nondert‘ul seriocomic photodramas.
George Behan will be seen at the 1111-;
gent Theatre, on Friday. in the Pallas—II
Paramount production of‘IA Roadside'
her emotional roaming Italian with a trick bear per-I game with the agility 111‘ young5 b0ys.- 4111810 10"ch in- Romans are de— program consists of an 1111. of he ARI" ’I
forming for the benefit of the child- This feat has ney'm' b11111 shown with II 331th With the DI‘OSFN’KS 0f the;lled "BUG“ represented by 1121111111111,
ran in wayside towns, Mr. Beban doingI any other rompany andthe Benson & grand opera concert which is to be SWIG by Which the Wiflflpul national;
himself the tricks the bear is sttppos- Berger shorts are very foitunate in presented in Hoyt S theatre, Friday; Ianthems are sung, '
ed to do obtaining Prof. Bristol's show. Horses evening Tickets are eing disposed oti
DOWPI‘S.
year will ,be a large attendance.
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