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1 THE BEST c eonwuflyafld complete scenic The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
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f ‘ 'V‘WW *‘V-HV‘W‘V'N‘WI , W~ M Q Annual Engagement of The Joseph W.
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l ,i ‘2 Successful Plays
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, ' ii “The Cinderella Man”
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.i . . , r! .g “Peg 0’ My Heart’
I 3 it: “Bought and Paid For”
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,i , 3? Q “Officer 666"
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:l 5': 0 “Ready Money”
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xi Laurette Taylor’s i i, Matinee Every Day Ghfldren.15c;Adults,250 "r.
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‘9 International a First Production of Mr. ii if ° , ’ ' nd 50c
II _. :. I i ll III POSITIVELY N0 CHILDREN IN ARMS ADMITTED ~ 1_
i! Laughing Success ' '5 ‘ "i ' Seats on Sale—Fri ’ =
H .. J. Hartley Manner’s Ex- {-5 :3 day
a . ., I II I . . I . I . I . 1 . . . . cellent Comedy at pop“. 3% week, the discriminatitiiz play-goers”
. Two Years . .. ‘ . f ” I I“, I .. , , » u of this city usually lny aside that
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it At the ‘ " 3!;I' 81' pl'lCCS by special a" li dozen Broadway successes which he
I” _ ' ii is always sure to brine. So, it will.
u - . , be with no small degree of satisfaction ‘
.1 Cort Theater rangement W I t h MY. i! that they will here read that Mr. l":iy- “Wh . . C . . ,,
it I , _ - , ,\ ton will occupy the since 01' the Re- Ole tile-”JP“ d5 G0
, New lurk . ‘2 Oliver Morosco. W Theatre for W wk. “winning TODAY AND SATURDAY
ll :3 with a matinee on Monday, the 29th of A l' I, .. f l' I] l (l
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it it will also be a pleasure to know ‘2- ' “ml” Lucas
H , tlmt we are to see many,oi’ the‘actors i?! Acts of
ii ' . and actresses in his organization who i’
it so thoroughly endeared themselves to ARTISTIC
ii , our public last season. The leading ,
' ' . man is Edward l‘arney. The lending
ll 1 ‘ lady is Miss Ritchie (‘lark Russell. VAUDEVILLE
H " and other members of the companv . V' a v. . '. .
9' ’ ‘ are the Messrs. Prank Armstrong. Also that)“ lgfal’ac;vil({\§2;tuma
” ‘ , ‘ Jere Taylor, Orrin 'l‘. Burke, Phillip .
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3“ OTHER PLAYS To BE PRESENTED I, hello. Lillian Stewart and Emma Col~ 6 Cheat 0
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. _ _ ' . , . While the plays selected by Mr. Th Germans
it The Sensational Play The 'Screaniingly Funny The Powerful Drama of , The Comedy Hit of the ‘ Payton last season leii nothllie: m be e t
it “BOUGHT AND PAID Farce Everyday Life , ' Season ’ ' desired. mu those of this season are , At the Battle
2‘ ‘ FOR” “OFFICER 666” “PAID IN FULL” “READY MONEY” ' ‘ "9“ ”9“" “w" “’9 °' Wide “mew . ‘
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, ,. , , in Full." “Peg 0. MV “can," “Bought SEE—the rockets, redI glare,
. _ ——PRICES—-—I- . I. , and paid For" ,and “The Cinderella . bombs bursting in air _
Matinee Every Day—15c and Zoe. . . - \ Evenings—15c, 25c, 35c and 50c ‘ Man." Seats may be reservItIzd. to: 'Phoiopiay Dramatic Meow I
, r v . , ' ‘ any Ola“ performances ““ ay ° paniment of Unusual Merit '
IPOSITIV ELI NO CHILDRIEN IN ARMS ADMI'ITED , . We..." 0, m. o, a... u... am... Dainty Vivian Martin in
SEATS FOR ENTIRE ENGAGEMENT NOW ON ‘SAI f: -' a? 53 fig...» the ”new? “Th 8 ‘ P i
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bit: outdoor serial could not be pio * WELLHLLEEMph—ooiilw .-__-.--__ M“ .__ ' “W“ 'r'uanniona am Comes Monday‘and‘ —— if?
ml A] mi lmmfs Itured, but William Duncan, who di— ——._ . A" iii 3125:" hptiztllféiorngez‘liemuen seen I Tuesday in Dramatic Success, ' Tomorrow
l . ,. - I . .__._--~.. , .. t rented and played the lead in the pic-I '3 Prflmud for week-end at the (act that it was true, a glitteitioil? hart-i125 “Arma "d the Girl: h “THE RED A03"
I Re ent Theatre ' AT THE REGENT SATURDAY ,ture, substituted others that hold the Palace. :nlng rrtscntation oi the grim and late- “In“??? giffififihfiaiiuiehzi 1:: H rat 1: th nd Others
' . g . i "'“" interest 01 “‘9 audience mlacunsg Patrons of the Palaét- theatre yester- ”,1 truth. One “will imagine thorns“ F355,,” yphvem studio who were 911- e. .- a e a . .
: Th B 0‘ B ‘ rad. ‘ ;Ear|e Wim‘m' 3" “Transgreaoion,' in tact, so well has Mr. Duncan per-j day ‘(njoyt’d one at the most. complete 31);]: gym" (l "’9 destruction 0' gaged with Billie Burke in making 3 399013,] {'0' the Kiddies
. ° "1” m Also the Serial, “The Fight. formed his task that each episode of :‘R’Ii’r’lp‘i’ldélugegmmal"““ggffim imam: '01 ....§.hf:;'2$fncfgghfifig screened vex-goo fof I‘IIArmsaIaflutnhf, Matinee Only _
: Entertainment lug Trail” the serial is a story in itself and each 3526 lionune to an meg”: 31k in Roma , their path as they retreated before the figfiéimg‘? fztmgnoi‘I‘EEMM “if i ‘ Charlie Chaplin in “WORK”
. D u 3"“! “P with 3' ““35““!- breath-”mg For, in addition in marking the . recoquIerating ””95 forCes. fl {tom and metal helmet. Notwithstanchf . . .; K
, ' 9“ on '0 duty by the mayor of I taking climax. :opening of the week-end run or much» A "l" “" inudewlle program 0' “1" ing the intense heat. however. a ”My!“ never bell" demonstrated than”
. TODAY Izlg city, who braves arrest for a mur- . ___.'______.__ rule at the Popular pm‘house. it also- 2:": $33.:lé‘éwfis‘he n; tilts, and7cm] air of good “Milled humor ”WM-n Martin, wail-known Paula:
. . 1 9" Supposedl, , - ' iniarked the commence: out of th run ' ' ‘ a 9'0 0““ “C" lied t th indie. due to a great crisis“. and her director. George H.
. ‘ Eyeli'n Nesbit and her son 3“,,”qu ensnL-iifzniflusgi ”1:02:35: REGENT THEATRE TODAY in! that magnificent. rltlll, citlciale war a?" Some "" "'9 “‘3 "50' “You" {:nt toathe ‘lHIIIalllnl niety or the di-‘I‘tord; and the members other comp-Iv
‘ ." i . film, "The Retreat at ":e Germans at ‘m" ”'3“ Ollie”. but the hill wig minutlve star herself who is a teller!“ when one of the numerous building- 1
- Russell Thurm (hey. and "‘9 ”"9 0’ a ”“8 ‘5" "'1' Evelyn "”5" ""5 H" “W luau" the Battle oi Arms." This magnificent ' wit-balanced, and earned much ‘Ii- favorite. During the attenoon. mm'ithe nineon camp. far npin the Sands.
- I umnhant over the wiles at an adven- ‘ That in “Redemption" Jgpectacie comes in six sections, each :2:‘;e:li’;”°lm3’°mfi: $3031!“ or Kaufman had several 332:; Of magma canyon. California. caught Inti-
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. .9, Vita h Bl . . photodrama with Evelyn Noah" and a“; » Summer appeared in a twenty minutes gusto and relish. The picture will run} he mm, m .5.“ mm g;
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' My ire on saint-day. Earle William: and with drlma alone *on items: the opt-hing oi the run‘m'“ b" ' “m" assortment“ W malposition. and when It appears thjcle' . Bum Trail,” ma. '3 l n
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