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filament
Regent Theatre
3 Shows, 2:15, 1:15 and O
Tonight at 8:15
The Broadway Success
“POM POM”
Sin—May
EXIT) BENNETT
In a Strong Triangle Production
~ “The Mother Instinct” 1 I
And Little Mary hie-Alister in
“When Sorrow Weeps”
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Manda)r and Tuesday
A Picturizalion of Margaret
Mayo's Famous Play Starring)r
MAE MARSH
“Polly of the Circus”
Palace ‘ Theatre‘
ALL THAT'S WORTH WHILE IN
PHOTOI’LAYS
Performances Regularly
7 and 9 o'clock
Admission—~Afternoon and Even-
ing, 10 and 15 cents.
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at 2:15,
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Today
.. Robert Warwick in
“The Silent Master”
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Tomorrow
Hazel Dawn, the Beautiful in
“The Lone Wolf”
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. Coming Sept. 020
Season’s Vaudeville
Opening
SPECIAL SUI’EI{~PIIOGRAM
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.Mszl m “POM pom"
' 1 .3 , x" AT REGENT TONIGHT
Catchy Music, a Saucy Star, a Gay
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Story and Beautiful Scenery ; -
Hugo Felix is no stranger to lolersi
not light opera. He commanded tho at t
lention of the American public firs-ti
with “Madame Sherry" :1 few years!
ago. Although the score of this llltingt
operetta was adopted when produced.
in this country, managers on both;
alidEs of the Atlantic from that time:
recognized that Fills was :1 composer
of melody to be reckoned 11 tilt in the:
future. \ i
' In “Pom Pom" his wot-i1 is tl'piCnl oil
lthe spirited French school of light 011-}
cm modernized to the last known do“:
» urea. Felix possesses a keen sense for!
nflectiVe orchestration. He developed,
title orchestral effects for Operetta 11s.; '
{Montemezzi has revolutionized them in}
itraglc opera. From an instrumental;
standpoint, "Pom P0111" is to musicalI
comedy what “The Lcter or Three,
Kings" is to grand opera. ‘iic uuesl
combination of muted strings against
muted brasses, gains wonderful
ltects from the ceieste, divides the tie
little and almost entirely omits tho‘.
noisy drums so unusual in comic op
Iota There are moments of swreeping
phrases in the modern Italian Style;
Men suggestions of Oil'cnbnch and his
contemporaries. Sounds ‘highbrow Wnbd
11nd much of the ' nrmony in “P0
Tom" is really pro. cd hv “highbrow”
{procedures w ‘ oil :zcthor by n mas-
terly musician. The result i 1 scintillat-
ing, infectious. 'lhere is the catchy
" Evelyn” who Would'not stop her “dev-i
Tilt" and “Mon Desir," “Kiss Me" and:
. “Pom Pom." There are langorous l
Mt aying waltzes, full— blooded choruses,
and (more shades of "rand opera) an;
jntermezzo. The music is full of hu-
mor, spirit and pomp, yet tremendous- 1
1y popular. 1
”A technical accomplishment is the it- i
male of the first act when ‘in the;
iDnrh." which sounds like a true Alsa ;
tllan .vodel with striking instrumental
accompaniment. is sung by Mi tzl. The
«entire effect of orchestra.s g, color ,
scheme and lighting is a study in har-
mofiy said to be one of the prettiest
moments in all comic open:
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"POLLY OF THE mucus" _.
AT REGENT THEATRE
Big Goldwyn $250,000 Production Will
Be ShoanJldnday and Tuesday
"Polly oi the Circus " Margaret Mn-
y'os world-famed classic or the “big,
to—spectacle, comes to
“ fallout." Big Value 1'
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15 famous popular
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I-lowland’s
1048
Main St.
Opp. Howland’s
VALUES
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Max-s11, who won world-wide popularity
in “The Birth of a Nation" and “Intol-
erance" comes again to greet her huge the animals Mm riding acts- the am
throngs of admirers in one of the most'
beautiful and elaborate productions
ever made .for the screen.
the Circus" was directed bv Charles
tops" and now converted from the Horan, virtually a newcomer among di—’ is a love story of greater charm and
celebrated play into a tremendous phi) rectors, and the magnificent settings benuty' than you have ever before seen,
the Regent' and artistic. details are the creations, on the screen.
theatre, Monday and Tuesday, as the'of Everitt Shinn, the noted artist. ,
“Polly oi
.val of the aims-1 in a village at dav
threat: and its departure in the night:
the burning ot" the main tent and the
stampede of the audiénce And thér e
{exceptional
' Although
horse race, the reproduction of an en in the highest type of photo-melodra-
tire circus pclformnnrcincludinz all of ma 9, story of breathless suspense,‘
mystery and rapid fire action, should
“0"" '0 the Palace Them” tomorrow In other roles will be seen a galaxy at
to’ see Herbert Brenon‘e brilliantlpopular photoplnyel‘s and stage artists
screen intelpretatlon of Louis Jo‘,that includes such names as “de
seph Vancc's famous novel, “The Lone Hickman, Edward Abeles, William E.
HWolt" ’- Selznick PM“??? uttering 0' Shay, Stephen Grattan, William Riley
,’ L ' Hatch.‘ Florence ’Ashbrooke xJulie‘t
presented in this Brenna, Joseph Chatlles, Be
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tured,‘ together
quality. .
no starts
whose stage record has few parallels
among the younger actors of the day.
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with Bert Lytell, hble criminal, who, because-o! his 1111- periis and thrilling episodes,'inclu
lm; ol playing the game single-handed 3 motor-ear Chm throush' the stx‘twtidltT
in covering mg of Paris, the burning of a hotel and
tracké is known to the police as ”the battle In the at? between “Willem
and his cleverness-
Lone WVolt.
comés‘
salt/cs the Pack.
reliant:
Cornish
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In pang, this man be- over the English Channel.
involl ed in the machihatlons , turns out to be in reality a member
of a land oi! crooks who term them- The secret service. but upon the '
Among them is a Wolf’s promise or rererormation
girl rd 0 arouses the Wolf's interest" gives him his liberty, with the proapoufi;
and in his belie: that. she is one of his or a more tender alliance net '
craft. i e hide her in escaping from the them in the future: '
The girl}
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