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Regent Theatre
The House of High'Grade
Entertainment
8 Shows, 2:15, 1:15 and 9
Today and Tomorrow
Douglas Fairbanks
12: ,- rel't liaature
“Wild and Woolly”
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Vaudeville and Pictures .
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Attractions
Today
1‘ Mid (7".“1 , Y “' f.
”Exile”
TolilOl‘i ow
A11- :' Greater-t Motion I‘ll-lure
()i‘t'l‘t‘ill;
ilary Pickford
in
T ”"9 American”
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"A LITTLE E‘lT OLD FASHIONED”
A Nev. Play, Storing May Robson,
Cu! mg to the Regent Thea.
tre, October 17
"5‘1 '1 111’111, but 11 litth- hi1 old
t.1:~'l\11 - 1'" Forum-11y when this was
mid o’ 1 woman. the statement sel‘m-
.11 11 1 'mct soon-what from the fuel
111.11 fill" was nice. ’l'hts point of View,
howm- . has completely changed. It
1'1. rid-1‘15: now the itihilinli 111 he :1 lit-
tle bit old frishioncd. The highest
111111.41 11.111 (‘1111‘ give in: “She is lovely,A »
21nd 1.1 :11-“1ly old fashioned.” ‘lt 111’
11th yrs-.111: lo Hl‘l‘k the cause of thisA
Tlltiinlri change. lifter the advent of
:1 powder pluv which hm: 5111111“ do,
cided 1": uracir-r or t‘lixll".1'l 'i ‘1'1 'lml ,
impresses the public, 1 1111111 (11"
thought. and 101-11111.- scmns to roll
forth from the slum- 11111] carry
.commuuity with it. This peculiar fact
1‘11 clearly shown through toe agency.
of Mny Robson and the nolnille plov A
“A l Mlle. Bit Old Fashioned,’ in )1 hlch
sn'c .1,1pears.\\'here\1.1 She has shounj
‘h‘: "flightful comedy the?
11nd the sweet-5
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herself in
charm of her acting
Mean of the play have 1111111211“. her
(home who leave til-1' housd
uhioncd, in this manner. what looks
like a craze for old-fashioned things
has 1111-11 created. It scene: to be
pom-.111... but 1.1111111111011911 things are,
One is no longer be ‘
now up to date.
hind the times it one. is a little bit old
1':1Si1ioned,but is N‘""V :1t 1 1e head of
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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS .. 1" .
at the Regent Theatre, '
is rapidly spread-
a movement that
.1353 :1. consequence, we have
“old-{ashiozted teas," “old-fashioned
barn dances." “old- fashioned knittinz
bees,“ “old—fashioned quilting part-
ies," and "old-fashioned Sports." The
‘cream of American society has tallen
up this new fashion of hang old fa»
'shioned and is giving oldfashioned
‘enlrrlainnlents for "sweet charity‘s
The “old-fashioned" waltz is
lcoming into its own again. and old
$011115 are revived. Grandma‘s i1-u'1-I-
dry and paislex' shawl are uelnfrl T935111”-
rected from the old cedar chest :11111
troudly worn by the debutante, and
old-fashioned laces ‘dl‘t' becoming al-
‘most prlctless. Even the_ material
,‘mall is feeling the far-reaching t-chl't
hi this l‘ashionohle ind, 1111.11 one is be-
ing appealed 1o hv leading contor-
“ours to “111‘ this oldiashioucd inl-
i\'." and "old-fashioned sundacs." The
:uccess of th11ir appeal is obvious.
.“.\lothr11’s bin-11d" and the “coffee like
‘111ml11-1‘ used to 111M111," now appeal to
all; and we even hare oldvl‘ushioned
("1 h for men's now-lushioned 21111111111.
Signal proofs of the ’eftect of M111
Robson‘s acting in “A Little llit (>11!
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Fashioned." has had couhl'lw mulli-
1,1“1111, hut enough ha" "1"" 1'1
SHOW how deeply :1 public 11111 l'1' :11-
t‘1113t1-d by a stood play and. stood 11("1
ing. After all, though we may ap-
pear to be frivolous and flippmil. 1111- »
11:11‘1- Sincere feeling deep within 111;.
11nd 11'1- carry with us Swot-l memor-
ics of the past, and although for the
sake of change and variety we :11‘l1111i
new ideas, we reully love old fshion
rd ihinus. and it only needs :1 1111'1111.
vholesome, stirring medium like "\
1.1111(- 111.1 0111 1'11E1111111eu 1.11 11111112
this chp-scltlcd it-elin: ’lo the sill"
face,
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Douglas Fairbanks in “Wild and Wool-
ly” Today‘and Tomorrow
Slilllllli.’ in New York 111111 ending
‘in (‘11l1folni11 the phlure distlosen :1
fi_‘i\zllll'i\ of metropolitan 11nd Westmn
, presenting the 1111111131 hillit'
igrounds to the Story. A51 tho vouth
[of 1111-11'npolil1111 birth who finally r1:-
‘nlizcs his ambition to ride the plains
1of the west ostride :1 bucking broncho,
lioughis l1‘11i1'hntlks offers 11 wondl-rlul
ly 1-tt'111clivc picturizntlon in the role of
.lcit‘ llillinglon, Jeff's Visions of life
.in the west are based entileq upon
the gently cow-rs ol ten-cent Weeklies
which he has been reading since 11111-111
boyhood. lie pictures the Wool todnr
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have been in the curly eighties.
Friends in Arizona plan to live up to
his expectations and to their own sur-
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MAY ROBSON
In the Way “A Little Bit Old Fashion-
ed, " Regent Theatre, Oct..17.
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Aprise thing;turn out more seriously
,than they anticipated The story ends
'after many amusing as well as thrill-
'-ing situations, with Jeff'as
the man
of the-hour. An nble.cast.&DD_¢lll‘3,iIl
support of the star, including Eileen
Perev, Wallet Bytell,
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Jardin-
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Step Ladders, Cabbage Cattery
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Joseph Single- ‘
11.11.011.111 Carter. Forest Senbury, J. ,
W Jones Charles Stevens, Sam de. MADAME OLGA PETROVA AT
Grasse and Tom Wilson. {-
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY '-
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Mary 'Anderoon in “By Right of P113.1
session," and 2nd Chapter of
“he Fighting Trail" .
"Bv Right of Possessir'm" is a story
Tot love and politics in which there is
in thrilling mine cave-in, a terrific res:
j ervolr catastrophe and a real' cattle
stampede. A woman mine owner.
runs‘her pioperty like a man, is elect;
éd Sheriff of the county, beating the
man who has asked her to be his wife; lodaY
This-
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
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‘Beautiful Emotional Star
ies Vaudeville Program in.
Accompan-
“Exile"
Having attained 11 large decree of
‘Isuccesn in “The Undving Flume." and
""I‘he Law of the. Land"
ntrong Paramount photodrhmns Ma-
111111111 Petrova is now appearing in‘ her-
third Paramount production,
'111‘1 unusual story bv 111.11 \Vvllmde,
which is coming to the Painee thentie_
two V81 V
“Exile, "
.‘and even arrests the man later oni Mary Pickford at the Palace Tomor-
‘-when she is 1611 he has pulled off
" 15611111 crooked electioneerlng
‘ proves totem,
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row in “The Little Amerlcnnl’
For the first time since her appear-
hovered and finally ance in Arterdtt pictures; “America's
“d, 'w 11 be
ern gowns, in “The Little American,“
11 gr.ippi. ;,‘ palliolic photodrama by
Cecil B. De Mllle and Jennie 'Mac-
pherson.
In "Less l‘hnn the Dust " the fam-
ous sun “as seen 111 an East Indian.
in “The Pride of the Clan" as a Scotch
Inssie, in “A P001 Littl Rich Girl"l
as a child and in "A firmer: of the KNOWS
Redwoods” as a NewF land girl of! Mrs. Anna. Pelzer, l2526. Jelferm
the days 0f‘4‘3, l)11t.i11“'l‘he Little ‘Stq So. Omaha, Neb., writes: "I an.
American" she blossoms forth as ,a recommend Foley's Honey and To!
healthy young American girl with as a sure cure for coughs and colds..-
beautiful «611m and modern cos-ilt cured my daughter of a bed cold.-
11111193 by Lucile and Madame Fran- My neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured her-
cm. The story staged by Cecil B11selt and her whole family with 1m!-
De Mills deals with the great war andley's Honey and Tar, and everyone in;
1111 enturee of a 11111 from the U. S. A our neighborhood speaks highly of it!"
caught in the terrible maelstrom in This reliable family remedmeastm
France. e'roup. It clears the air passages ,
eases the gasping, strenglln'g m
for breath-4dr. ‘
League meeting, .at which . the suit."
1mm the old Baltimore 1011111 or
the Federal league against organized
baseball was discussed, was being
held here today prior to the playing
of the fourth world series game. ,
“THE wHtS'EE filEREQ-RROOD
DISCUSSING, MBASEBALL SUlT
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