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4. the some . :‘2:1dard (111:: lity as the features. To this end famous Arbuckle two reel “The Countes tess Charming.” by Galett B111 11'ss and Carolyn Wells: “The Law of the
’ comer s were secured The Paramount and Artcraft pictures feature the greatest Land.’ one of George Broad ‘111rst’s thr1tl‘ 112‘ dramas:“ ,;he Hostage,” by Beulah Ma-
sign .- .ca: th At the Palace you will see such amous actors and actresses as Mary rie Dix. a brilliant story of military hi 1- it: b’ s Burgh 11'.’ ’hy Mary Roberts Rinehart
Pick .1 :2. Douglas Fairbanka. Marguerite Clark. Mme. l’ etrova. Lina Caval 1eri. Elsie written In her most humorous vein: “ ii 1 Sunset Trail’ by Beulah Marie Dix. from
Fe::5. 1 1n. Billie Burke. Enid Bennett. Charles Ray. Dorothy Dalton. William . the story by Alice Melver; “Seven Km to Baldpatc.’ by Earl Der Biggers and
Hart; craldine Par1111.t1eorge M. Cohan. Wallace Reid Julian Ellinge. Jack Pick- GeorgeM. Cohan. one of Mr. Cohen’s v catest Broadway successes' “The Ghost
ford '1 Wuff.Sessuo Ha: akawa‘. Vivian Martin. Pauline Frederick. George Be- House.” by Beulah, Marie Dix: "P lwry Sheen ” Robert i’tchens greatest
ban 1-1 . 1 .1. Ar buckle: also the wor of such master directors bf the motion success: “Jack and Jill.’ by Gardnei “1111...... [min the siOI‘V by argaret Turnbull.
pictuv'. as CecilyB. DeMiile. David Wark riiiith.
and others.
Mon. and Tues. Sept. 3and 4, 'Aircrait Pictures Corporation Presents
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liaaoias Fairbanks in Down to Earth
.. :'l Fairbanks picture with all the punch and thrills and smiles that he alone
to Earth” 1s more chockful of humorous situations than any of Fairbanks’
pre1i11 1; pictures. The best thing he ever did .-New York Tribune.
As l‘: 1 g hiniself would say. “It’s a whale of a picture.” The best of all Fairbanks’
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Paras: .unt and Artcra it. memo that an entire photo-play performance mainta-ins
Paramount and Artcraft Pictures
For Every Week of the Coming Season, Beginning Next Week Mon, Tues. and Wed.
Widely
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Thomas H. Ince. J. Stuart Blackton
MA RGUERIT E CLARK
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Adapted from Owen Johnsoni‘gs famous .:
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Matinee—Balcony. 10c: Orchestra. 15c. Evening—Gallery. 10c: Balcony. 15c: 0r-
chestra. 15c.
Soon at the Palace you will see such to 1101's plays as
Irwin. whose delightful‘ ‘Jaoanese Sch 1. '
read in the SaturdayE
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“The Amazons.” by th
Wed. Sept. 5—0ue Day Only—Paramount Pictures Corporation
Popular Young Stars
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Tory of boarding-school
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and “On the Level.” by Marion Fairfa\ from the story oi the great southwest by
Charles Kenyon.
cktord' ill “The Varmint”
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4"1ohi1nura Togo.” by Wallace
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. famous 111 111.1 sh author. Sir 1
Arthur
“The Mysterious Miss Terry” bv Galett Burgess. the noted
American dramatist;
life that was so
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Wing Pinero:
4 BILLIE BURKE
“Mysterious Miss Terry ”
A Few Coming Paramount-Artcrait Attractions
MADAME PETROVA»
in “ The Law of the Land ” in “Seven Keys to Baldpate”
GEO. M.
MARY PICKFORD IN “ REBECCA 9F SUNNYBROOK F‘XRM ”
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Palace Theatre‘
All of the Featuret.At|of the Time
Pertormancel Today at .8:00,
7 and 9 O'clock
[ The House or Higerrllde
Entertainment
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Today
LAST TIME
The Smashing Morality Drama
‘ “Enlighten Thy
. Daughter”
Performance This Afternoon at
3 o‘clock
BESSIE LOVE
And the Triangle Kiddies
“Cheerful Givers”
Also a Special Edition of
i ill) ARST- PATHE 1'EWS
Shouing No.11. Yoik‘s Rousing
Send-oil to Soldier Boys
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‘strcet. willdl is nearly five blocks Pom," and brought the momma, that donna comedienne of today She is to;
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Percival 11 pioneer and proprietor
lNorthern Alaska‘s first dance hall.
REGENT THEATRE
The coming theatrical scnsm: is
She a remarkably attractive one to
amusement lovers apparently. It is
:told that some of tho best, liked pro-
lducttons with long runs to their cre-
ldlt are to be seen at the Regent There
ire before the end of the
~Amnng these nearly all the '31: effor-
tngs sponsored by Hon": Savage
tare to be presented.
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to
$09.80!};
all of the Savage plays will be pre-
sr-utut at the. Regent Theatre on the
o x'lnbm‘. 1'to s1 ale, and with the en-
itire companies and men the special
{'01: ‘nsti'os with which they unre scon
in New Y'mk city.
“it hardly seems 111 (‘leh " he
said "to describe the unusual size and
expensiveness that Mr. Savage gi‘es
all his attractions. Exeryone lemeru-
hers the glory of "The Monv Widow; -
‘Every WG-44
man,‘ ‘Mndovnc X' and dozens more for.
‘Sari,’ ‘Prince of Piisen.’
Mr. Savage has given American thea-
tregows mote 'h1n illtv comic operas
be seen in "Pom th," a melodrama-1
in comic opera of a new style that ran '4
more than half a year in New York.
Mitzi is a mischievous imp of boy in '
trousers half the time in the play but
ithere is still plenty of time for her to
.wear those gowns of hers that women:
talk about.
about 75 people its gay chorus and .
ballet, singers and all and will even
hr in r: the "Pom- Pom" opera orchestrm 4.
“Later on Mr. Savage will send nth?
other big musical piece. “Have 1"
Heart." fresh from its New York stays
“Pom Pom" is to have
Also Another Little Mary
E. A. Bacoelder special ropresonta- and plays that. have been successful. on
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Coming Here After One Year at the Eltinge Theatre. New York
The Most Entertaining Thenhical Offering in Recent Years
McAIistep Picture
DAY
Labor Day and Tuesday.
Douglas Fairbanks
k the season are the new musical vent .
live for \lr. Savage was in tho eitv His name is now .1 kind of trade mar
yesterday to make the first arrange :01 good mines in the theatre world.
sion of "Excuse Me," the revival 11g ._
with an all— ‘
A Laugh One Minute and a Thrill the Next
Nothing Quite Like}. Has Ever Been Seen on the Stage 4
PRICES .. . . .................... $51.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c
Sale opens 11111115141130 p. m.
IGIiS EANCE LEADS Tl‘. DESTRUCTION
That Is i": K mole of the Sermon Taught in the Wonderful
‘ Morality Drama 1
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COMING 1'0 THE
Paiaoe Theatre.
i Tomorrow and Saturday
5 DlREClT FROM A NEW YORK RUN
It' is 1?. drama that appeals intensely to the emotions, at the
same tithe teaching a‘ vital lesson. Well recommended and in:
dorsedto the highest degree by all authorities who have had the
occasion to view it, it is bound to have its cflect' in a good cause.
EVE? RY FAMILY SHOULD SEE IT
ADMISSION—Afternoon ....... 1011111111151:
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Evening, Gallery 102, Balcony 151:, Orchestra 1511 \
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4' Beale Love In "Cheerful Given." Also4 is bankrupt. Parson Dearly. the super-44 New York 3,; one '01:" 1119 mo ‘
LAB
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DOROTHY DALTON
In a Drama of the. Gold-Mad
Days of ’98.
“The Flame of the Yukon”
7-Port Triangle Feature
Also He.1rstPati1e Nous and a
Two-heel Vitngrapl: Corned:
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America's Greatest Exponent of
The Smile
in His Latest Artcraft
5 “Down to Earth”
Holiday Prices at Monday Matinee
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WEDNESDAY—J a c k Pickford
nudeouise Huff in 'The Varmint."
work of Max Marcia: author of “The
House of Glass." While, the characters
3 rs - ' - n in the piay are for the mast, part
Tl}? thtle American :"crooks.”"‘0heating ' Cheaters” is not
0 Advance in Prices .
_' 1a “crook” play in the accepted sense
WWW lot the word. It is brilliant farcical sa-
————.—1' Hire on the ‘crook melodrama," as
A woman financier is the holder of tense and exciting as melodrama. and
_. the (11phanage 11101'tg'1ge. She reads oil as full of sparkling comedy as the gay-
:the disposition made of the childlen‘ego of farce; All lovers of the then-
tand otters to take the oldest b0y andlne should .91; this brilliant comedy
care for him. 5 :that attracted discerning New York
Added Attraction for Today .gnudiences for an entire year "The
A special edition of Hearst-Pothe may Wm be interpreted by :14 powerful
News, showing the loosing send 01f cast
New York saw to her soldier boys “ Seats will be placed on sale Monday
.'wili be shown today and 'aiso little 311:30 p m .
\iarv \chlister in ”A Place in the
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; Regent l‘heatre
{ 1 Shows. 2:15, 7:145 and 9
l Sept. 4 and 5
MARY PICKI’ORD
In The Great Patriotic Photoplay
AT THE REGENT MONDAY
“CH EATING CH EATERS"
A-‘Bln Attraction, DorOthy Dalton in a
Seven Part Feature, "The Flame
of the Yukon"
5A Theatrical Treat at‘ the '1 Recent
Theatre. One Night Only, In "The Flame 111 the Yukbu," 111
TWIN-“Y. Sept 5 which Dorothy Dalton is presented as
"Cheating Cheaters," which A 3- star, one sees the long niatn street or
.Thestre, for an engagement of one‘ 1111110151 O‘Tel'fiflgm-
and comes to 11011111111 with the en- .
ill/nod: 11111 orésem at the Regent this Yukon town which had grown up
This street was re: .
. Triangle play "Cheerful (livers, " and night only. Thursday, Sept 6, has 1111114 produced with. a. fideut ‘ ‘
'the Triangle kiddies, who are seen as mmfilgted :11: engagement of a solid tempted Every 1s.
orphans, play important parts in the year at the 1 hinge Theatre New York. 11111 was retained or
Imeats for the coming of the fizst pro-'
'duction which is to be the prime don-
“His first offering at the Regent
'wiil be his kaolin" slur. Mitzi Hajosr
no comedienne. Mitzi Haj-oz in upomjwho is considered the foremost primal
"The Merry WOW,"
star cast, and a return of Mitzi in E
(manned on Page Four.)
In:
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EXTRA ORDINnia’Z.‘ PETSPLAY 0F
FIREWORKS
ROTON POINT PARK
1 LABOR DAY
DANCING AFTERNOON AND EVENING
RIDE THE "CYC‘ LONE”
The Ohly Ridé of 11s Kind in the World
MARDI GRAS:
seer 6 7 s
Norwalk Chronicler