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Regentj’i‘heatre
no House d mesons.
Today
DouglasF sit-banks
The Popular Star in
“Double Trouble“
Friday
CARLYLE sLA'cKwsLL and
JUNE ELVIDGE in
“The Marriage Market”
Saturday
NARC MacDERMOTT and
MILDRED MANNINP in
“Marv Jane’ s Pa”
And 3rd Episode of
“The Fig___h__ting Trail”_
MONDAY and TUESDAY
”The Honor System." it Wonderful
I 10 Part Super'Feature
COMING—Evelyn Nesbit and
her son Russell Thaw in ‘Redemp-
lion."
Palace Theatre
Vaudeville and Pictures
Tod av. Tomorrow
Saturday
5 Supreme Acts 5
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,VAUDEVILLE
Proves Photoplay Successes
, av
,. EARL WILLIAMS ‘in
“The Stolen Treaty”
Friday
CARLYLE BLACKW [5”. in
“Youth”
Last three (1 ya next Week, wi
th
vaudeville, t first section of the
most wonderful actual, otflclal
war ilim ever screened. “The as.
treat of the Germans at the Battle
Don't miss it.
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RE/GENT THEATRE TODAY
Douglas Fairbanks, the Man With the
Smile, in “Double Trouble”
'Douglas Fairbanks gets into all'
kinds of trouble in “Double Trouble,‘
at Triangle comedy which (will amuse
patrons of the Regent Theatre wday.
amt all the troubles‘of Fairbanks will
only add to the enjoyment and inter-
est of the play. Fairbanks is 9a good
5 «rung banker who is principally In
demand by the old ladirs of his
church to fill the presidency of the
Sabbath Day Society. Then he goes
away for a vacation. - t
Fairbanks is struck on the head by
'a holdup man, and then his amusing
adventures begin. Waking up in a
strange place, he forgets ryerything
of his former life and begins a new
career as Mr. Brassfield He strikes
on and wins a fortune. This leads
to” his prominence in pol't'cs, and he
5hccomes leading candidate for mayor.
‘ He becomes engaged to 'l beautiful
young woman (Marjorie Wllgon) and
is also paying some attention to a
5-er known as Strawberry tGlaIlys
Hrockwell), .
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" nsosnr THEATRE FRIDAY ,
A story of Modern New York Society,
' “The Marriage Market"
The World-Pictu 'e Brady-Made “The
Marriage Market," will be. the at'
traction at . , Rt ,‘tnt Tl suite on
Friday and r 1.. ms of this .heatrc ‘will
then have the opportunity of seeing
three popular World stars, June El-
yidge, Carlyle Blackwell and Arthur
Ashley, as alL three of them appear
in this production- “The Marriage
Market" is a mighty lntcrer. ting and
,nnusuai play.
“THE HONOR SYSTEM”
'AT REGENT THEATRE
1 The Greatest Human Story in 10 Parts,
Monday and Tuesday
There has been only [me thing in
the films more exciting than the fight
in gaugdom' s rendezvon- in "The
«Honor System." That Is the battle on
tho thirty-miles—an-honr freight train
“The Honor System‘ is the Ir'~tion
llam Fox Cinemeiodrama will be
shown at the Regent Theatre Monday
and Tuestfifv.
The New York Tlai'es says.
" ‘lie Honor System' is the motion
picture pretty nearly at its best. You
most certainly see the new picture.
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CARLYLF DLACKWIQL "'9
“YOUTH" AT THE
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;ioned wife undergo radicl alteration?
9than that which' stir-rend this play ll) eat something which .mt‘ggreo
.last evening Miss Robson receivm with them or in case of an “mg of
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hadsroietkuhepiqedw “3.5 'msitnotiou. it wuperhapo the
“museums-um we“ Imootlnterestiignfthe thmpieees
9win In "Youth," In. "I, wmdmm which Itiu noun. has appeared
9ture Brady Hide which will be has; here At any rate, it developed int:
5” Frldfl It the Palace Them-g I", 9‘ prime weem byt borough]! pleas»
Bl'sckwell s characterization w", in the audience, which is really the
stand out in the memory 91‘" film only thing that matters with any
99““ Who ”9 1th play long after they 3’9"
l mu forgotten the work cl other act- .
on in the other plays. it Is the rgle5 5
50! a young college man who is addict 5 i went up In an airship
.ed to the use of liquor and who makes With the Duke of Donegal,
9“ so much his boon comp mm“ pm 'We toolsa couple of parachutes,
5it gets the best of him As he is I... in case we had a fall.
'aon of a millionaire it does not firs”, it is not so much in falling.
[him intoahe gutter as' it might nave9 A3 the place you have to stop.
9dr38led a poorer man. But it does And the jar you get depends upon
5forcc his father to send m," do“, to The distance that you drop.
Tennessee to trv and mak.. a man of,
himself. There Brian findI "m". the We sailed along before the wind,
superintendent of the comtr uni Across the milky way:
963.111!) where his father has Mnf up", We passed through as dark as night,
is fast slipping down the [slingganj9 And some as bright as day,
from a too close communion witn5 We passed old Mars upon the left
5King Abohtrlt The inci tents in 'his' Mid Venus on the right,
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picture are many and varied. The in- Surrounded by her servants,
terest never flags. The climax is sur~5 Anddresised inspotlesswhlte.
prising. Yet logical. See this produr- I .
tion. ,We called upon old Jupiter,
T —-——-————— I And found the old man home.
EARLS WILLIAMS PLAYS RETURN His wife had gone out shobplnl.
! ENGAGEMENT And the old man was alone.
9 -—_.. lie invited us to supper.
We politely acquiessed,
As we had some room for storage
Near the bottom of our vests.
in "The Stolen Treaty," at Palace To
. day
, Although he has been in motion pica
tut-es less than seven years. Earle
Willis the Greater Vitagraph star. A5 a generous entertainer
haw!“ period of time, been T8- Tbe old gentleman was grand.
#18 as 3 ""19““ 019919 90'9““ You could not find his equal
in his newest vehicle “The Stolen In the air 0,4“, the land
Treaty," “9‘9"“ 1’9”" a return ""7”" He had wine from Marthas Vineyard,59
merit in Norwalk at the Palace ”litt‘t “th good old Burton ale,
"9' 90d" M“ “999998999” ”9‘93 "‘9 DR" That would bring the color into cheeks5
09 ? ””999 “WV“? 35”" “'9‘” masks That had long been thin and pale.
his ottupntinn behind an appearance
of inppishness in point of artHllC The” W" :01 aboard ”‘9 119.5th. ‘
portrayal it is said to be one of the Anti hid our host Sde- night
finest pieces of work that Mr. WI! Anti "u soon were ”mus
”“9"” 9‘“ ”"9-“9'9‘9” 9‘95 “pppmmo, Across the northern lights.
as John Storm, in "The Christian.‘ 5 We ran Into a cyclone
""" , 0f furious hall and snow,
The old' ship slpok and gave a plunge9
Toward-I the earth below.
MAY ROBSON LAST NIGHT
Somewhat disguised vet as adorable
as ever, “Aunt Mary” of blessed
memory returned '0 lb" Rt’fii’m "‘9“ We reached down for our parachutes
tre last night in the dynamic WHO“ But they were blown away,
dilly 0f 30'” M” “"9”“"1- “9“‘r"9”"9 Without them all our hopes wete gene,
there could be no reamn whatever lot” 30 we began to pray. t
nnyhOGY'fi not “1150“"3 “We“ 999° All at once there was aiar , i
new comedl'. "A ”"99 1399 Old F3" Something shack me on the head. .
shioned" in which Ml” Rfibfl‘m 9"“9 n Then lawoke and found that I 9
eerie-comic role that Mmmunlly V“ Had tumbled out of bed. 9“
cillated between a smile and a lniil‘5 ' ~CAL SMITH. ,
ugh in the final analysis 'the59
smile contrived in a feiicltously stt|l5
tle way to make itself quite irreflsistl .
ble. in this play the part undertaken
by Miss Robson was substantially
l have sometimes thought that i
would write a letter to the paper and
sign it ira H Pinhead 'or Henry
consonant with the WP" 09' ‘9‘” 3"“ Stern Wheeler, and in this letter 1
tea that she h” made ““10““- would excoriate the editor and tell
First and by 8“ “dd” 90mm” "9“ him just how the c ought to be
disclosed the. benign phase of charilc' run and how little he knew about it.
ter which the 9’30”“ ”9 “‘99 depreci . But you know how you put off
ation and ”190mm" tressclbilily proved these things, so i did not do it forl
unavailinil '0 k"? submerged. 99 many, many years Then i sat down'
wealth 01 WNW“ and 9‘9“” 9999' and just burned the paper ladded at
pulse“ Derfilfllenfly ““99“"! 9° 99"9 999" sarcastic line; then of course ~ thev5
fat-9 would not dare to print my letter. It
Miss Robson's Interpret-M90" 5'99"" know that well enough. And they
lacks the “New? "we“ "q“99‘99" 9999 didn't. it neverdlsppeared. Wasn't that]
probing beneath the surface and a'Il~ a good joke on the paper?——Minneapo-9
mating emotions that every one is th" lls Journal 9
happier for bovine quickened now
and then Because she is so clev'mly
artistic as to iostle the heart in whitn- .
sical fashion does not by any means itrary m rt 01 man'"
make the stroke less potent She is “Yes indeed Why even ”555“ he
singularly deft and sure in stirring an came to die he did it in the living
audience to an excitation of tenlit-I- room. "—Boston Transcript
he: s and then caiolinz it intor .flush,
of merriment that, instead of destroY-i _
ing the finer feeling, serves to fan R5 5559"" lunmlmu’
more intensely aglow by maki In: “As
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.an unusually interesting story. The; -
plot is not especially intricate even If 5“Pape's Diapepain" For Sour, Acid
it does concern a very perplexinc mys- I stomach, Heartburn, Dys. 9
Fry, but the method of working out9 555 pepsin
the puzzle is exceedingly cleVer. Th8- Timeit! in fiye minutes your sour,
tale deals with the theft. ' of a gem held stomach feels fine no indiges-
worth half a9 million dollars. which tlon,, heartburn, or belching of gas, or
proves that the author is no plker in cruciations of undigested food, no diz-
the jewelry business At all events zltiess, bloating, foul breath 0: head-
the police fall to recover the gem,:ache.
whereupon the district attorney is} Papas Diapepsin is noted for its
called into the case. He is a new 'apeed in sweetening apart vtomachs.
fashioned husband of an old- fashion- 5)‘ls the surest, quickest and most
ed wife, nevertheless the puzzle certain stomach antacid in the whole.
slumps him. Thenccforward the story world, and besides, it is harmless
tells how the wife, whom he is diaper-9 Millions of men and war ten now out
ed to regard as rather dull-wilted, 55their favorite foods without fear—
manages to solve the mystery and to5they know Pope's Diapepsio will save
recover the jewel. The audience isLtltem from such misery.
WRITING TO THE PRESS 5
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no sense or‘ir't‘rness
"Poor Jones was such an odd, con-
Robson has a play that not only pro:
vides her with ample opportunities for5
revealing her skill, but also supplies
aware that her sleuthing instinr are, Please, for your sake, get a large
infinitely less responsible for‘jhcr9 flity- cont care of Pope's Btrpepsm
the from any drug store and put your
husband is kept in ignorance as re-istomach right. Don't keep on being
L'ards the modus operandl. Accordintf- miserable—life ls too flicrzwyou are.
ll! his views cones-ruins an old-fashion: here long. so make your stay
agreeable, Eat' what you like and
flush sites a happy outline a in m 9enjoy it, without dread or acid tor-5‘
vie with husband ndw 'fe embracing. ment-Itlon in the stomach.
i No audience this so son has than”9 paper. IIIapepsin belong! 9“wa
Hosted more sustained aluminium-9:51.01". am” Should one a: the fatn-
success than is sheer luck, yet
a makedlv ardent welcome when who indigestion. dyspepsia. gastritis or
ii . dissect «the m5 5 ..
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