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Regent Theatre“l
The House of High-Grade '
Entertainment
3 Shows, 9’15, 7:15 and o
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Today and Wednesday
“The Crisis”
In 10 Full Parts
Evening Shows Start at '1' and 9:13
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“The Crisis” can fall it) realfiu one}
tremendous significance“ ‘0; the pro‘}
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“wufio AND WOOLLV" AT REGENT"
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First Showing in Now-'iallt of This!
Artcrsft on Thursday and Fri.
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"'Wild and Woolly" is a Douglas»>
Fairbanks production to be releasedi
by Artcralt Pictures and discloses;
the athletic Douglas in the role ,
of.
the adventure seeking youth of the;
fancies“:
Thursday and Friday ‘
. jamidst the great plains of Arizona. Int
Douglas Fairbanks this picture the energetic dispenser;
in Arlcrett‘t Failure
:of laughter proscnts his efficiency in:
“‘Vfld and ‘VOOllY” Ethe various accomplishments .of the;
First Tune in Norwalk ‘Icowhov, portrayed in his own inimi-i
'tablc style. Soc this picture at theI
COMlNG~-—.\lz~txinc Elliott in Gold- ,Regtm Theatre. Thursday and Fri-l
“Wyn Feature “Fighting Odds.” day. l
l TURNS INVENTOR I
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:May Robson Saves Her Fellow-Play-f
. I ers Many Steps l
l’ ’ That first stepping-stone to histri-l
Paldce Theatre ionic greatness, the position or callvf
Where the Pace is Set in Quality, bov, is thrcatcnt-d with ruin if a now
Service and Comfort ' invention, juxt conlplcted and boin
"' "'“m‘ from tho mind of May Robson, whonr
’ Today we are to see in her new play, ”A Lit-_
l A Paramount-Artcrait ' Still._:;p1_t:,~ lie Bit Old Fashioned," at the Regent,
. ' 1 ' , Theatre. Oct. 17, )l‘m/PS to he as use-2
L0 Il’aulmeltrcderick , , ful as it promises. For be it kuownfl
l ve) btai cl .lngitnnate bingo \ii‘ . ' ‘ ,. -.. . ,
”up. . as Robson, whom all thtatlcqurs'
‘a‘ ’9 love to recall as the sprightly Aunt
By ,gggkig-grfisieghmt, Mary in “'l‘hc llt‘jln‘t‘mllltlll of Aunt:
‘ ' ‘ ' Mary," is a. woman of rcsourtcs. l
, Thc coll-boy in an institution and‘
Tomorrow and ThurSda-v some of the best known of our oldcrg
, Madame Olga Petrova. players have stopped upon thc stagc
. 'lhe gliliill'uzlllll titan-Egg???“Red after a training: at. that post, lilo du-
“‘EXlle” ' tics arc not arduous, his task beinu
A Tale ot‘ Emotion principally to tral‘cl from dressing;
' room to dl‘t‘sslng room announcing.
, Friday the rising of the curtain on each net
; Fildmn's Suprcule Offering of a performance.
4 Little Mary PlefOl’d But Misc Robson has pcrfcctcd an
I. «in-9 appliancc, workincz on tho dictacraph.
': “The Littlé American” by which the actress from her dress-
i lug room in any theatre may he at all
.____M- ._ 'timcs aware of the exact progress ot
”M” “ka“;me -2 tho performance on tho stage. Two
“rcccivcrs” hove bct'n placed in, the|
root-light trough, one on cnch sldc oi,
ttlic stage, and are wired through to;
'Mlss Robson‘s room. where on heri
dressing taulo is a lcll‘phox‘tcdlkfi an,
Winston ChUI‘Chill's Famous Novel in raogcmcnt resembling an ear trum—g
'Te" Great Parts TOday and To- pet. Similar connections are made?
m°”°W fthrough to the rooms or each mem-2
“The Crisis," the book, by Winston‘ber of Miss Robson’s company. By.
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“THE CRISIS" AT REGENT
”WITH". was proven by its trcmon. lifting the attachment to the car 1“,
ttlous sale to be one of the most all- any time the player clearly boars ov-l
:orblng stories of modern times. ‘cry word of dialogue on the stage...
“The CTiSlt‘." in motion pictures," oven to the faintest whisper, and
amazed the critics and sent its fame known exactly how near is his or hot‘
through the press from count to count. “entrance." Already the appliance
if the motion picture is more vivid-—— has saved Miss Robson and the. mem-
graphlc~than ”‘0 printod word, then beta of her company many “nices-
tbis film picture of this pathetically sill‘y stops and It is not. at all unlikely
powerful American story is ten times that the appliance will soon be in
more realistic and ten times morn general use in all theatres.
«Affective than tho nuthor's own mn- ‘
,ccptlon could poshibly have been. .
in presenting “The Crisis" to the . ‘
world more than a more story jg Madame Petrova at the Palace Wed-
«hronicled: for the breathless hours nesday and Thur-day
that: this nation lived through toward Noted for her exotic, almost Orient-
the last of the slavery days arc sliu'ul beauty and style, Madame Petrovn.
Written in the lives and fortunes of who is appearing in a screened ver-
thc people of the south, ‘sion of “Exile," u -aramouut Picture]
To witness “The Crisis" is to at the Palace Theatre on \\’odneadny
over again these dark limes toward and Thursday is wearing gowns of cv-
whlch we in these times must look on more than her usual splendor and
back with sympathy and thanks that daring. .
destiny has preserved us as a nation Among them is one especially sump-
iu peace and plenty. tlous affair of stiflest dull blue Dro-
No man, woman or child seeing cado heavily embroidered in silver.
It‘s effectiveness is in its slmplicity
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PALACE T‘H EATHE
live
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‘ ‘and the straight, almost severe lines
Molflfkl OWE cm”) 1of it are broken only by an exquisite
' . 1filigree silver girdle set with turqums
“SYRUP 0f ”08" If 595. A short narrow train adds its bit
{or charm sweeping about the dull sil-
‘ IONW'E '8 can“ 5Pautine Federick Score in “Double-
~L ‘ Crossed" at the Palace l
ver slippers and stocking of dull blue '
‘A theme that will have a universall
if Cross, Fev .ish. Sick, Bilious, clean’appeal is found in “Double Crossed."|
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VChildren love this ”fruit laxatietv,'."F1‘otlerlck at the Palace Theatre. to-l
and “Oi-hing else cleanses the tender day. This is the fact that not one of}
htomuch. liver and bowels so nicely. 1us really knows all about the personse
Little Livex and Bowels la Paramount picture starring Pauline
A child Simply will not. stop playing nearest to us in daily life. FOP in—
to'emptytho bowels, and the result
is, they become tightly clogged with
”waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
oours, then your little one becomes
cross, haltsick, .feverlsh, don't eat,
sleep or act naturally, breath is bad,
System full of cold, . has sore throat,
stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Liston,
Mother! See if tongue is cooled, then
give a teaspooniul of “California Syr-
up of Figs,” audio a few hours all
the constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the svs-
tom. and you have a well, playful
child again. . . ,3
Millions of mother give "California‘
, Syrup of Figs” because it is perfectly
harmless; children love it, and it ne\'-
or fails to not. on the stomach, liver
and bowels; ‘
‘tAsk your drugglst for a bottle of
ed young wife learns for the first
her husband whom she adored and
whom she had. unconsciously placed
upon a pedestal too high {or any man.
What happened when she found out
his crime and how a new and deeper
understanding was brought about be-
tween them, is pictured by Miss Fred.
erick with all the wondrous artistry
of which she is capable.
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HOME GUARD CONCERT AND
The committee acting for the local
companies of the Home Guards, hos
by frequent, meeting and good execu-
tive business, perfected a program
that will satisfy the‘ most exacting
ounce enthuaiosts, us well as music
“California Syrup otFlgs," which has lovers of this community. The com-
full directions for babies, children or mltt‘ce has the word of Edwin J. Mum
#133593 and {or ‘grnw‘noups plainlwancncy, the talented director 01! the
printed 9"» the bottle. Beware of own
‘p‘eifelljs‘t ‘ ‘ the genuine.
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but that he has, chosen new 3111, nov-
‘ncw and old. uaxaphone oextcts,
time of a youthful slip on the part at.
DANCE ' l
now famous musical urgaulcutlou,
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slowly, portrrbh'
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Gives
in 3,000,000 lion
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The new No. 500 Perfection Heater
Wick comes trimmed and burned oil,
ready for use. Makes rc-wicking cosy.
For best results use So-CO-ny
Kerosene.
STANDARD OIL C0. OF NEW YORK
Principal 0503.
New York
STE/fl. A MARCH
JACK FR05T .
I l‘m‘ most: unexpected cold Snaps
’ that: always Hallfc before the fur-
nace is running or the stove is
not up, keep a Perfection Oil
Ilcntcr lnunly. ,‘lt gives quick,
, a. b. ltl rnm cozy in no time.
eight hours of glowing, com-
Toning limit for (I
”’urtl’cttlnrly cmnomical when coal
and Wood arc high.
Usual to give the final touch of comfort
It‘s.
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heat.
very gallon of fuel.
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dtiy evcnlniz. Thom will ho an espe-
cially selected program for concert
devotees, including quartets of songs.
vo-
cal and instrumental solos, etc. The
concert will commence promptly at
8 o'clock, and ample reservations have
been made in the balcony and drill
floor, Rcireshments will he served.
As this is the ‘inltlal ration of ‘ the
'Home Guard the members of course.
wish to see the Affair n qucccns.
BRITISH' AND FRENCH
FORCES LAUNCH AN-
OTHER HEAVY AT-
TACK 0N GERMAN
LINES IN BELGIUM
(Continued From Page One)
. iWitli this transaction the lOL'll‘
stance, in “Double Crossed' a demo. ‘ .
thus far loaned to tho Allies is
'2,613.400.tltltl. ‘
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 9.-——Gcr-
many and Austria-Hungarv haye
agreed to make another peace ofi‘er
to the Alllcs, tho Dcutsche Tapes.
good authority. The . offer will
have as its basis no territorial a5:-
graudlscmcut, the. surcndcr of Bel-
gium and lé‘rcncli territocyfthc rc-
lnunciotion of positive territorial
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Zeituug ofllcrlin says it learns: on “
acquisitions for payments in money
and no indemnity on either side.
‘COMISKEY PROUD -
, 0F WHITE SOX
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i CHICAGO Oct. 8.—-President Comic.
~kcy was proud and nappy as a result
,of Chicago's victory over New York
yesterday Expressed the belief that
tthe visitofs assured the 80): the
lclmmplonshlp of the world.
1. ""I never felt happier to my life than
I did in that fourth inning when the
boys went out and knocked in those
:tlve mus," he said. "That clinched the
]ball game for us and I figure it just
ins good as clincheddho world’s cham-
: monolith. The 80:: proved their met-
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gal in that attack and it seems now
lthat nothing can beat. us.
“I was proud of the Sox because
they came from behind in this game
iwhen they almost went to, pieces.
f'i‘licy picked up that gamé though
just as champions should and now we
have the battle. half won and Mc-
Graws' team is in a tough place.
“We am going down to New York
now to show Broadway just how we
licked the Giants in the first two
games, and if we show them the
light. will be all orer Wednesday
night, provided the weather doesn't
interfere};
Rowland said the White So: was
the greatest bull team in the world.
“I am afraid to say for publication
Just. how I feel about the series nOW,”
fun. said. “However. I can't help but
‘ result: and I really am hoping to lake
ifour straight.“ * . ‘ . ‘7 .
"Waller pitched a own game. but
tinteet,.belor‘a thrombi; lam mos.
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series.
two games were r‘...ycd Saturday and
New York local enthusiasm were left
with one unused ticket.
Many. satisfied with witnessing two
contests, turned in their tickets. In
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Friday, increasing the number avail-
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