1m 'and the “Pom Pom" orche’s’tra.
The House 9, 11131141111111; Joseph Urban scenery will. of course..tern00n and evening will be welcome
Entertainment be brought in it entiret for the en~VD8\1’S.
lRegent Theatre Vgagement, altogether making this can
ly' theatrical offering one of the most
8 Shows, 2:15, 1:15 and I
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AT THE PALACE THURSDAY
important offered for the coming sec-
5 on. Herbert Brannon Produces His Second
I Selznick Feature, “The Eternal
mmz “POM POM"~—REGENT 1 Sim" “m“ ‘F'mnC‘
An announcement of thcutmost lm-' Reed A. ”'9 3“"
parlance to lover of 1. be“ m {,an Herbert Brenon's latest photodrama.
Today and Tomprrow
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In a Red-Blooded Artcraft.
tainment is the comb ,: of Mitzi, the
Production little artist of irrisisti1. 3 cha1',m who “0" at the Palace Then!” on Thurs-
—-7 shines equally as a pm a donna. act- day. This is the second production by
h Again—0|“ Again ress or comedienne. g. 3 comes to the this noted director for Selznick-Plc—
' . .Regcnt Theatre for 1.» ,...rfn.-mgnm lures. his "War Brides" havingprov-
---— 1mm“ night Septemi . 14. in the ed one of the greatest sensations in
Thursday mplodramam comic 0,. a "Pg-v mm» the history of American films. The
H. B. WARNER
In His Latest Photoplay
“ .
The Danger Trad”
Hearstl‘atlur News and a Victor
Moore Comedy
1111111711 12111 for ovex 0 successive star of the cast is Miss Florence Reed,
‘night at the George, 2‘1‘. '(Tohar 'l“' 1130113 0f ”31" greatest, favorites of the
:ire in New York city. ‘hc music of stage and screen,
{this piece 1; by Hugo T119 i'iUI‘y Of “The Eternal Sin"
; er of “Madame Sherry.’ 11,, most mod, (11:11.. with certain dramatic episodes in
em exponent of the n'.» 1110111.: French ”1‘
COMlNGw Mae 111.11 \h in ’ {tad—$501100] of today. The book has a régu- 9n ”0111””11' may by VichVOr H030. ml-
wyn $250. 000 Spectacle “Poll; of liar plot. so unusual in ' 111.13. opera. It Elm? 0f. L95 Mlselahlesu The trad:-
the Clrcus. ” is the work of Anna laldwtll, who 11"”?11 View of Lucretia is that she was
”WW Wrote “(‘.hinvChln" and 1‘he 1.111111 01' Poisoner and 0'0in member of the
11119 Slipper" for Mumgomery and notoriouc Borgia family. In “The
' 5 Stone. 1 Eternal Sin” another side of her char-
‘ I “Pom Pom" is a real Monk musical actor is shoWn. She takes vengeance
.comedv. The story 11-111 . '10111 1119 :11.- aflf“ 1‘19 medieval fashion upon a
tention of an audienvw in beginning 14101111 of mm Who caused the assas-
to cud if there wot" note of mu- situation of her brother. The relatives
sic to accompany groom, moot those men denounce her to the one
pickpocket/ls Punt: 13' the comedy nelson for 11110111 she cherished a
star, playing in Nir- 1' 1 makes up llure and unselfish affection. Again
as a pickpocket so val; that police» Lumplifl WE'RE Vengecnce and while
men, watching the up? . for cxpcct- sbc accomplishes her end, circumstanc-
cd thieves. nab her will! :9 real {'l'im- as result in her deeds recoiling upon
innls, She sees a cm, to get the herself in 11 tragic fashion. In this
“atmosphere" which, c1 ,5 have told :‘lm'v there are several scenes which
119,-, she needs for her 1 . , 111"! 111111" '1' .‘ased among the most sen-
role, and after a futile . ,0 ex- Salional ever conceived by an author
plain matters, she 05011, 1 from jail and yet they are free from the sug-'
with the crooks at hemp-pig, They m". gesllveness that is usually the ac‘
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.1 ALL THAT’S WORTH WHILE IN
PHOTOPLAYS
Performances Regularly
'1' and 9 o’clock
‘ Admission—Afternoon and Even-
ing, 10 and 15 cents.
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at 2:15,
One. Week Crammcd Full With
Quality
Today
MARGURITE CLARK
As An Enticing Tomboy in
“The Amazons”
......... ry by alleyways to ,1,” :.dezvous 0f compnunuont ot‘ sensationallsm. In
Tomorrow V1110 underworld, 1111' 11 Elephant, the “at supporting less Rech Is Ri-
Sessue Hayakawa 1111616 P0111 P0111 or. ers further Clltll‘d b.1larlhelmesf, who pl?lesv:h:
In an Original Interpretation of tl1llllingadvpmures, zpa” olVVtheVVvoungea‘i son 11 a
11.1,. surpass Brides; 11 111mm L. Shay, who has
Henry W. Savage 11w
1
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Wallace Irwin's Japanese SChOOl- 1
Ved himself in surroun. .
boy, “Hashimura T0go_" 11m» verga.Vhfld leading roles in almost all of Mr.
“19 “Ill? slur Willi llr ,. , B‘Wlltm’s pholodramns, Alexander K.
THURSDAY~~lle1beit Brennan ’altistic settings for 111. rscenes, 51101111011 3M other popular players.
lwere designed and b11111 by that mus- i
-presents Florencia Reed in “The
tel of scenic artists, Joseph Ulbllll I
Eternal Sin.”
{The Dice? was staged by the veteran
lproducel of stone idcos, George Mar-
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SENATE VOTES
l ' $2, 406, 000, 000
REVENUE BILL'
(Continued from first Pen.)
'ion. The cast is an important one be-
. V
A] IHE [MA-"ifs icuuse Mr. Savage has drawn on his
wide muulcul sources In an singers
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
:1 fine training for 1111 mic opera as
well 1111 his chorus, bulb and orches-
TODAY AND TOMORROW, tra. lubout 32 .100,000,000 against the
{genius was to find .31:
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B“ ”‘9 “Wk" ' a" g” 531. 867 870001) in the. House bill or
~Douglal Fairbanks in a Rapid-fire; Mitzi in which 11119, cm.“
' a ”a” ‘0’. the 161.11 :84.,.00 000 1.1 to be raised
Play, “In Agaianut Again" Emischievlous imp in
- “NW“ “5 “lbv It“. 11111 on lncomco corporato and
ms Tlll‘llll‘?‘ individual. and $1, 0110 000 000 from
”Lawn and the world laughs Willlllovcrs who remcmlwr 1.111' as tho prln- luur W'Ufi‘?l 149V!“ 0“ liquor “’1’“ch
you, cry and you get the gate," con-lows 111 “The Spring” id" and later
lends _s111iling Douglas Fairbanksliu "Si1v'i"11nve 11 new experience in
l As the bill now stands. 11 totals
AT THE PALACE
TUDAY
The quintest of characters tomorrow uf- .
“The Eternal Sin" will be the attrac-'
1-» of Lucretia. Borgia and is tall-r
A Saucy‘fitar and joyous music that New York demanded for
more than half a. year. A gay story by Anne Caldwell, author
of “Chin Chin. ” Irreslstable music by Hugo Felix, composer of
“Madame Sherry. ” Joseph Urban’ 11 famous scenery. Staged by
Geo. Marion. ‘
The great organization will be brought intact with all its
singers, comedians,a true Savage chorus of charm and the “Pom
Pom" orchestra of 8 pieces.
Prices will be $1.50, $1.00, 761:, 50c, and a few at $2.00. Seats
now on sale.
The Regent Theatre
Friday 1311;112:3521 1 4th,
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There will be no cause for “gettlnu store for them when they see her 111115 911111 11 11111 1111 pmVislon for consump-
111c gate," if you visit the Recenthueradlng 115,11 rogumn 11111 in “Pom tion taxes on sugar. 1011 collcc and
Theatre today. when “Doug" appears pm” cocoa and the special levies on pub-
on the screen in 11111 Artcrnft picturefl “mm?" and postage increases.
“‘In Again—Out Again" a satire cram-l . It I“ also ”WNW“? 11111110118le for
1 e 191111111 of the sugar dluVVbuck and
mod fl!“ 0f hearty laughs. additional inheritance taxes. Provi-
1 Because of the various twists of the MilfnUerite Clark Make: Her Final A11, sinus-V for free ll'anfilmrlfltlon 0f 101'
otory disclosing munv surprises the" pearance in “The Amazons" it” ”W“ ”Mira“ 5010““ “”0"“
details of the plot must needs be kcptl A gvmnasium lull or dumb 119114.111 ‘ :2? {13:1 3311112031 8:13:21? 13351133119”
3 moret in order to get the greatest bcu dian clubs ludderS. 101198. 91111658 and 11131111..) “£11,111 11111 0111 of the '.....
' it-lit out of the picture. but 81111100 it toV all the other p.1r.aphcmalla including the Senate today begun consldcmtion
say tlut the Falxbanks Emcrson- Loos 11 large. swimming pool was used for!“ the trading “1111 the enemy bill
combination has left no stone unturned the filming of this picture and durlnu‘ i already 1:?“ledbeV 1th 1110111111; lt-
iu its effort to break 1111 previous rec- the course of it Miss Clark underwent‘ tenmyd‘li 1111: $21136;an 0502:,“ 1: Edm-
lords. Staged in New ..Tersey the sub- Vscvere training at the 111111111 01' a DhY"merce committee were those which
beet offers a mixture of mint scenes slcnl directm, who instructed her alsoiwould permit the abrogation of con
[he humor of which is accented by the in the art of fencing and boxing one tracts made prior 10 Amcnca‘: 9n-
mulling "Doug" in the characterizag 'bad several stiff bouts with the 111-. égi‘t‘giin‘lfilmf madndilrfidlqgml?
31011 Of his 1‘016, that Of T9111” 11 I‘Qd .“NC‘OT and before ‘""‘ end 0‘ the ,cncllrollcd lire dnsumnce compuniesi
~ blooded young man w.l1o it would training period the latter was forced. to 11211111111 in operation under certain!
1109111 would rather 11111111111111 jail than:10 out up :1 good defence as Miss restrictions one of which would pro-
m, of it. - Vamps mm,“ agility and 1m“, "‘.. V.__1’l1lblt the sending of funds out of thisVl
- d l ‘ ., .country by them.
1 ”-5“ .ness ma e 1er 11 form .‘11110 foe a“Ml Because of differences between thel
1 , snucv 111'er HAJOS ishe had mastmd the 1"'ments of thc‘ Secretarles of the Treasury and Com-V
sp01t. , merce regarding the cxtentofthc- Mow-
'Al the Regent Theatre in "Pom Pom,". “I certainly wish the scenario de- ers conferred on them by the bill the;
V1 Night Only, Friday, Sept. 14 ipartment would find me some more ngmlgtiztltgmgdtelgorll' f: ch121 dfuillg
1 The combination of saucy llttle Mlt- roles like this one " laughed 11... :tm' ' 1.11: Zh'e‘sldcnt. ’ p a 9 “1
hi Halos and Henry W Sav’ages big as she balanced gracefully on 11 1111-,
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1oduction of “Pom Pom" that has peze. “It has been wonderfully good} “HAS BEENS" MAKE GOOD é
much . talkc‘: over, is to 'beilun and besides p“. dincd tivcfi' ---—- l
Iought here ' ‘ 116' SDECial arrange pounds, sleep better 1.1 best of all,kMoran and Huggins'Believe in Giving?
. 1
Mr Savage begin his no ordinary studio worir ":11: tire me.
ment of huvi V
‘3'! season £01 Mitzi a few days ear-jailer what we‘ ve beet: Jugh during}
ier than he had planned. my ‘training as Tcmm
It will be presented at the Regent. Dire-c101 Joseph Kant:
Theatre. for one performance only, 011‘ cred one of the 111195111
“May evening, September 14. ‘Famous Players staff :
“Pom Pom” gave possibilities. for Amazons" he has flChlEL
mor really dramatic acting and stng- beg pieces or work 01
ng toVMit'zidhat were not found even "The Amazons” will
In her earlier triumphs; “Sari" and Patrice Thpatzé 1011111
"The Spring Maid;" it has established time a. .
her as the foremost comedicnne of
the “Old Boys" a Chance
Have you noticed what a noise some;
of the bus-beens have been making in'
'.1 is consid- the major leagues this year? I
1111s on the; Well, Put Mornn has, and P111 advo- :
11 in “The cates the retention of seasoned play:
one of the era, for he believes that in many cas '
his career. es they are twice as valuable as theVl
2,1. 111‘ at the younger phenoms, who come into VtheV
:1 :1119' 1:131 big show as 11 gamble. l
‘ 1 111011111 showed his in ole: once for the
_ -————- V ve‘teian player when he purchased,
immic ouexa of this time in the minds AT THE PALACE TONLAROW Frank Sc! tulle from the Pirates. after
jnf critics in all the (111195 she 11133811 . ;.Schulte was raided for the minors.
during the long stays of most of her Sessue Hayakawa n.2,. 1115 Fun ‘And you‘ll notice that Pat has 1115'
“gagememfi of last season. AS has. ' Character Role as 1111 _ apanese club in the \race. ‘Gavvy Cravuth was
been the case with nearly all the ‘DD', School Boy in Screfir'ing of mulled back 111- Moran after he had
eras she has been seen in. “Pom Pom", Wallace Irwin's 0 "111011 11111911 told goodbye by the £11113 in the
twas written around her E331 youth and; of ‘Hashimura 1 >31)" big leagues and Gnvvy's stickwork;
chameleon-like changes of filaylng by} V1 allace lrwins “H .1»
111111111 Caldwcll and Hdgo Felix and star . scxceucd with S1111“ Haynku- 'what he was 1101113-
phase who have seen M‘l’czi in the new wa as the silent 1319.19.91” Miller Huggins surprised eleryil'ly
piece have given Anus Caldwml as: Another famous authm as contri 11 lion he signed Bobbie “and“ and
great: credit for fitting the diminuthB puma a picture to Pay. mums longV Chief Bender’s come back was quite
1.1111' without a wrinkle as She did Mont- list of adaptations of fan ms stories— unexpected.
lgomcry and Stone in “Chin Chin}? 1 this time Wallace Irwin is the com crt
- ;_ Mr. Savage, as is his custom, is to to the screen world, for his celebrated -
,d an organization 015" 11111131131 5529 “Hashimurn Togo" stones have beenl
. importance to support his leading filmed with Sessue anaknwa Ameri-
mn Besides Charles McNaughton. c115 most famous Japanese actor mi; WESTBROOK‘ Sept. 10 ”GEM“ C
{MargarettJurman Irving "Beebe Hat— the title role \loorc retiring town clerk, it was an-
.1 - ' - , . ' ' nounccd 111 the Republican caucusmad
, FOX and others 10 be seen in t” The Huslumurc Togo 110141111 are 211- sci-vent for fifty-four conkecutifé'yém
ding ruler: the company includes the - e W
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