fie Bonn of High Grade
Wt
Theo Shower—2:15, 1:15 and O
1 . ..
Tilda}.
Booths Fairbanks
And Bis Ffmous Smile in
“HIS PICTURE
IN THE. PAPERS”
Thursday—curd Friday
Clara Kimball Young
and her own company in
“MAD-GA”
COMING-Mat- Marsh Goldwyn
Star, "Sunshine Alley" also
“Raspultnln, The Black Monk," the
true Story of the Russian Revolu-
tion.
ADMISSION 15 CENTS TO ALL
War l’ay Wm Tax
Today and Tomorrow
“I” LIAM H llAI‘T
Kerr). Nat1’.al NaiIe
’- in»-
Thursday. Friday.
Saturday .
I,“The Retreat of the Ger-
flight at the Battle of
’1 Third iI‘piaodr
“llh lv'III Act \'.III. 'II'ille Pr-o
gram and lit Imailt l’l-IoloplaIs
AI Illl IIIIAIIIES
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
I
Douglas: Fairbanks in a Strenuoue
Photoplay, “Hie Picture in the
Papers"
in the play “iii; i’lIture in the Pa-
) Ts,’ it looked IIIAI {a Poll- PIiIIdle
,I knights Fallbanknl to net his por-
{I III displayed on Ihi front panes of
r 'l the New York Dilpt r“-—}'I‘:i, it look
it i almost too easv. lleres what the
' 'ro actually did before he put
1* r(with the proposition gained a hall
’ iercst in his fathers firm and was
fiwardcd their hand of the girl he loved:
.I’reckcd an auto and went to the host-
)»Ital, was thrown on a train put out
i champion mlddlcn'eight and fnuchl
p losing fight with tvm iIm-kv polite-
lien. At last he won by iinhtinz of!
'1 band of yeczmvn and Hill int,- a train
from being wrrcked.
:AT REGENT THEATRE
l THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Clara Kimball Young and Her Own
I Company in “Magda"
i With “Magda" as the pin, Miss
[nuns an the star and I. II‘ Hiperl l’ilH’
rodncimr, organization which wa~I en-
[med to put it torth, thtre is New
wagon, to believe that the picture will
touch" the high water mark in the mo
Lon picture industrI “.‘laada' is an
cdabliahed stage classic and Miss
‘Ioung's previous experience both on
Ito legitimate stage and before the
)-Iotion picture camera, makes her the
Hull choice for the tremendous role
which Madame Bernhardt, Dune and
‘he others hare uaod with .so much
thcebs he story abounds in strong
”ion and, in addition affords extra
iidlnarI opppztunitles tor the display
t t powerful emotlo i acting
WILLIAM s. ' MT .1' THE
‘PALACE TO A. AiI'D Tc- nonnow
Mart Never More Daring Than in
“Cold Deck" .~
NeIer has big Bill Hart. the true
All! IIcIItII on
[till lililllllll two
' flu!) Pain From Back With Small Trill
. Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's
' Oil”
All! Pain in zone!
Quirklvf—Yen. Almost instant re
lief trom mtenena. stillness, tumours!
and pain tolloIrII a gentle. ruhhim:
with “St. Jacob's Oil."
Rub this mothlnc, penetrating all
right on your painful back and like
magic, relic! cornea. "St. Jacob's Oil"
III e hummus backache, tumbago and
fiction elm which never disappoints
um! daun't burn the chin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
Hop those torturouo “stitches.” in a
moment you will forget that you ever
lad a went back bounce it won't
It!!! or be still or ionic. Don't color!
on“ a lull trial bottle at old. hone“.
Regent Theatre '
I
_“The Cold Deck” I 1
W mm
production. “The Cold Deck.” him“
I'll! be shown It the Palace Theatrel
I
today and tomorrow.
The grim man u! the desert, who
recently stirred the whole country to
n moo-trons ovation as be journeyedl
tron California to New York, in all;
oolutely without fear and yet, curl
Ioully enough. is one oi the moat sen
sitive of men It is this striking rom-
bination oi ~Irength and kind'. “’3“
that has madv Big Bill Hart the most
beioi ed of .II I. r can actors
in “The I‘uld ; "l " ‘ i‘ new piav.
'he appears: 'I. Level Leigh, sat null!
who sacriliI-I » e\ r1: .lllfl in order to
take his littio . init'i' up to the moun-
tains where h. 1.. .I'” attain "her
health. TlIruw‘I treachery. he i“
made to uppra. guilt? of the r" I
oi a stage 00.4 . llert'l“. lie is 1- «II-Iv 4
in jail, and 1-" \‘iuilante police I.
preparintz Illl ")(“t‘ for him when he
succeeds in i . ‘u. g the bars of in
jail window. ! "I‘m! twrmv I. ,
the ground lumw and wear-m: on
horse back. The police follow clN-
on his trial and hie capture some!
certain, but .1 (lar‘nu is fire. :‘Ili’i
then their». ‘ ' 'h-1I I‘ i'
his hurt-'I- tw II.‘ . lll‘ Dillli‘ of a A: 4
rice and . I; . . w . fit '1 ‘ 1'
(-iine.
"THE CAI... '1 , ‘ c4573-
.‘.T 3 "IF PALACE FRIDAY
Seuue Haynir.‘ -.I Rcturm. to Japan
But I‘m. .n the Screen
in "The (“N I. ' V .*
able plIotopI.I' . . ' . »
(It'f‘lllt‘l’ll, Se ~I m rattawa 1"” I.»
once more In 3r. mm.- iwd If: [T
deserted now ‘ MI in r-vmw H"-
venturing to I“ l‘l'!;l . l'nitcd States
where Ilt‘ I . . 'IIJ-lul linoliuti :I' -Y
English lllt'm" . .It the I'ant'Tf’l’V
or Chicago,
"IIII- (‘aII Wy'Iw I';It~l' \I'IIA i."".“
by Beulah .l‘. - . "iv who :!=I. 'i"
ranted the ~1 I ' .. . .‘lt‘ll I ;.-
clallv for II~ Laura. Tsuru Ankl.
rWlllsome lililt- I' It‘ (If the :II'inr‘, who
has played opposite him in maul
'prevlous Paramount productions. III
seen again in support of her husband
Ein this pl'totoplay.
Ar a native .laiia'Hw . i l in \‘ ru‘.
l
I
I
some of the most I: ll mus and t'lllb ’
orate app.I=- It'l alioun on the
{KEELER’S snot; smut
{ ' arm's struts on"
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FOR YOUR
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For the Bath I
Am‘m’kwmbmfiem
“inhuman-younghtommnnd in in
minntuthemhwunudontm.
Youcannotalordtoget. .Tngwithoutoneoitbeuvery
Prices from, $4.75, to $6.50
The Connecticut Light and Power Co
.( f!
OLD SHOES
Provided that you purchase a pair of shoes fur
$5.00 or over. This offer applies to men only,
but will allow this amount on any pair of men’s
worn shoes, no matter what their condition may
be. This offer is good for Friday and Saturday
only, Nov. 9th and 10th.
. Agency tor “Regal" and “Douglas” Shoes
mare-v.
’ KEELER’S' sums sroms ,_
J I
I
1.. . ..- . v- n. , .. _ .. -..- .-. .7 ...__-- ~_... .. -__l
.~l...~,tn at the Palace on ThursdaI. \\ urllfllm' ammum-eg ‘ing corms eIcn if he «‘11an ll. h (til .
. u ,\ :nd nmurduy will crew to: BERLIN Iia London Nm. 7. »-~ oiI-nIII It was Joe Jefitrscn.
you lIeIond :I question of doubt that (“q-mu” troops on the Flatltlt'rsl "0(81‘ old Joe Jeiierson, the comma
to til-Imam rI lily did rPtrt'Bl and 110' limit are lmlding a line along the time called him. 'ile was fund as
.-. II _ Iuastcrn (‘ilfli' III' I’ilSN'U hcttdaelc \il- could he or fishing but he neIer could
dupe Arnn Headquarters illl- learn hon. Just as soon as he would'
IT \LIAN ARMY RETIR» H ""H'I'll lllllfli' - or n nibble. he would yank in the. line. I
' DIG TOA CIIIORTER DE- I PARIS, Nov. 7.--TII(' neII Ital and, of course tlIcrc'd be nothing but
—..—
‘IIIIIIII; the course of the l’iai'e rii— may“. ,Idmizal Elam-i impatient I
A IIIONI (II 160 MILESH r hil}.~i the Rome I~orre~IpoIII|cIIt .. ”for God , nuke
Joe,’ the. admiral
II-cretn. in mi ion to this her hair R“ I LS [LEADY ”‘ H'" “mm “P “M‘Tl‘w‘ ”I" yelled "he dflV ‘dnnt yank’ cm ao!’
and that of \i ' .Iret annuI, the well:
Illlll' as till" \‘- He II an army that has
'ilut. ‘ leflcr son answered in a hurt
known 1cm Hm (mum a mum” (Continued tron. um nasal :lltllll'll itsI-ll' Iv Igrtlu r and H dcter- h m. h“ y-nnkui m9 first?"
.‘ . . 3 -—-—-- lillllt ll to l':-'t' Isl ItIII hold for II long __
tlon With lla. will”! In the screened. ' 1
version or "l Louis SteIenII-on 71““‘”""I—':‘-""““‘ ”W ('II) M ”In" ' .1 I KOHLER WHIPS soLLY
"Bottle lnIp ,_. mI-gppd in m". mm.) 'iruwm II It base of iicrIIIIIII (lllt ru I‘ 1‘ will": my; ”‘9 “is”: t: .
Japanese . pile high in shim “m“ "I ‘ ““"ll'r‘l ""‘I it I“ "PPR" mmmm“ “M an ctlergt u Beaten Boxer it: Flocred Seven Times
loops and coih
For moat m thr- exterior sum .
Ha akawa i, . his com a q ,m retain Ult poaitium IIIIII held IIItII- . ..
y p "y p ,, than I” r.- m, and .Imiulm.“ partwipalc IIII this IIIII tl rein.
their time in .II. II’ ful [liar lallcy,
California, l'\ . V «In ham and ('IXLS and ‘1" ”n" .,.__._ ~- ~ A
such fish .‘lH .iapantse Hlar and lIIII
wife felt im- ‘ Id In anglc fot.
“wing in H“ .. "Wm, h tlmw , .v Iltlllt'tllll‘il and sunk M II iicrIIItIII
in the \Ir,\ 'III‘IV motnin: am. ..
fact that H: l‘ - II l'\'\.'l Itlf’ifl'flllllf'fl a- -I'
eIal llllit‘rl tot trcsh fish from Lns 'ln-I
(Iood ,.,.,;,, H U ,,,-.,.,.I,,] ”mm. In... In...” liihlll)‘ and could not be llt‘ll l.
geles, indit IIt'il that his IIeli krI .I 1“
habits of late riuiniz IIere still “III‘
him.
I '1! I-“i Lei my .~i Ill‘ {IN a lot pmlo Saturday fronvmembershlp in the .\'cw‘
Having I-sIalIli-Iherl himself as a f' l I
median in I.IlIlll1ll‘il Togo" from
the “or,“ m Wallace "W," “I“, .III I"t‘llllil;.' in otdt 'i‘ from the Tut: Quinn and H. E. Robinson, will con--
appeared in the than; .i nm'kcrpm:
magazine and \‘Si'l‘t‘ also published .Hv
one of the l-H‘. I or-v‘upaper rut.“ II.-
Scsruv liIIy:I...~.u;I turncdrto IlII “'l-
o:I~: drama in "The ("Ill of Illi' liaal'
'l'lli.‘ H a photoplav \I'f‘u .ziI th- r-xo
tic‘InyslI-rv of the Orient and thje
charm of ill I Ind of (lIetrI hlII~IIIInIe'
and lanterns.
in support at Mr. Huakana arel'h‘
seIernl ot the most popular p Inns
of iilmdom. including i. ‘ ’ -
Aoki, Margaret innate, ianmus tor
her impersonation of the liaIInlian
girl in the err" 'li'tl version of limer
ll.oula Stew-um} A "Bottle. Imp," in
which she rem 'lII v apprarcd win.
llayakawa; l.:‘ Iiolt I he 8;”? the
clever import E.-n v- ’ .I, I}. nan"
oificer with Mat": Pickford in “TIA
little .‘intcril "'- " and man. II. . III
_"The Call of ”It Meet" In to be shown.
on Friday at tin Palace Theatre.
‘ ..
LaAT'rLE w.~. .m PIERCE Ia
WA? FILM AT PALACE.
Otfici II Chronical of History is “no.
treat of (it. at. n at Bat lc of
Alma."
You're intI-r- w-d In]. the Inner, of
course. and Ir : ‘ l‘ 'i 1" ‘II‘W.’ “nearly
devour men n: III at “‘17 rcpt’r
or macazlm ~ 1 -:' I. b'iahI-d on the
'progress of In. fault: stmzzle HOV
much of what I . I read can you really
vizualize or Il‘tltz.‘ a memo! picture of
with all due l‘l“~“>‘-'(‘l to the claw ef-
forts of the it More to bring ill"
t't’i‘-flt‘it home to mu? Sothing allort
ot vnur owh ew . or a camcra‘a tii‘rfi
could poenihiy convey to you ill" ho-
rlblenesu of it all. The camera dorm
iifihowcver. and door it In well that
you are brought lace to face with act-
ualitictl. The otlclol ,Brltloh war ple-
turn‘nhowine the (tomato retrial
at the bottle or Arn- whteh ere bolus
t
. . l For many years Commodore Rene-3 n ’ -3-
mull‘l III? II,'II\“IQI‘III'I":liitil'lillnil‘a'llcll "1m WM one of "m foremOst figures m; ‘ It‘ll-In I} . I1 I006 '3" 331th, for J 01‘ C J I I V. ’-
‘ It. ”mp hm," "13"“ in contact Wail street. and his recollections of the I. .. .., t I’IIII ’ “Cd 01 play well, [ILLICIT 3W3}! .3
- ' ‘ - I - .', ‘. .
during: the past ten (Illla “0”" 01d dayé‘are comptrtblzwlith m?e 0' I‘d ":- T Pei-3101C, (20115 9.3.1 II} ”.0. .' 'I ‘I'L if '
. c angel . .I . . ,
ll -I-,let IIIIII tI . it i.n fr III. .Henry 9‘" w 0 one F" It: ’Iiul ‘1 ' '
cl‘t'lllllllll'; III lhI‘(tIcI- -I':Ili!tcil III“: in 1954 For some time the commo- . I ‘ u ith Ill-remitting
.i.~.l'. cottoxlmnrh III I' ith the ltuli: III do” has be” meme infthe affairs 3' {s w
.."‘ 113‘ He IIIIIIN that the litititmh M" ilrxn. “9 is 8‘ yearlo 83:. RE ifa :FI
.Imspitil IIIIit IIhtIlI became lostI With areporter at his home ”I ' (1.33% a .-:
I"'ll'i" the loinlut fmm the Greenwich, Mr Benedict became quite , ..
. i . v S
l 'nrr: IIaI tIoII joined the Italian “mg” 01 land ”m the last word in, . 1 51?. Utmost care. Watch\ ‘It 3i: . ”.1123;
'l "'l' " r cIe - - »
‘ , i: ’n X . ,~,; " r '_
”All. I.\' Nov. 7 Ila London -—- regard to ilshlnx." be said. "He ant .' .f‘ _ ”U. " d. b0 VCIS. At the fiIS' I .._.~.‘.l 0: 71 3
l
(M II,” («Hmn prim... u,,l,,,r,.cm count. l‘tlll'i‘ll‘lH‘ heroines neces-
, , “Maria 3‘ ,Mn" “3,, utmost Maury at one of the moat threatened.
II‘ I :II'i: II- in the II di‘ 7I llt‘, tint 5- c- BENEDICT RETIRES- I
itlllt't'l' and llltlil) enlisted lilt'll ot "‘ I
1],,” A], ml” M.“ l't‘llilt'lttl musing. Damn: the Kaiser for Spoiling Fishing
-- NIHI' III'III II I-;IrIi- -d it H. -\I III '" ""9 island “""d' i
"J Illlll :It IIIII".III four minutes Commodore E. C. Benedict retired.
to the Daily Mail from Italian and the retiring member will continue'
hm. ievcrtnhneeu. ' note throut. 3°” Drunk-used ‘0 C0139 0'" In"
at the Yorkville s. C.
.. . ,, .
points I hm British “m.“ “ Ill “Illie honor handed Jimmie Solly
t II trouncin'z last nl'ht in their ten
~I
Ito lllt‘ Atliire line IIIIII be molded.
”It". 3mm,“ .m, "patrol [mm \l The " 'lIItzliuIIwuto “arr fortified
......___._....¢__
" '_"”' ‘l' ork Stock Exchange ilrm oi E. C. Ben- I
l.il.\'l)l).\' NM. 7. The ll. Ilizuls edict in Co. The ohber partners; 3!. J. I
AS
I Mm III”. I. Inrllin': to a Ili~pllvh tinut.‘ the tirrn under the same named
headquarters in .‘IAII'IIII'I'II Italy to hm'p dwk room at the offices Hr' .
IIII It: IliaII I'aI'alry scouts are Benedict is one of the oldest members,
ii; II‘ in" .II'I'IIrIIIIIg to plan. Enemy of the mock Exchange having joined;
II. nu‘ 5 till .‘l Mia} “(10 in the on June 6, 1863. I
III- duh! llllIlflillI of ‘la "Intro. tI. ”'iIIt ‘
Iitt' (II- -IIII.IIIII are contintIing,that all nah stories are true—even the‘
thch pursuit of the Italians nnd' one about Jonah.
dare it was only an afterthoulht. but, t. . .
P40 80"”? HEADACHY In 37:: (3:232:13, he “Id. Juan! I ‘ I; Isiah. I
‘ . I
round bout at the Yorkville Spo: inc.r
Club, New York. Solly was floored round.
times but managed to weathc- the
II-torm. and was on his feet at th- tin-
Inl gone. in the opening rouni Koh-
Eler dropped his opp'onent thre. holes. The Tigers.
: Again in the second and (iftlt rewinnn'“
Solly was forced to take the count. in
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
in the Big Screen Drama, “Magda ," at the Regent Theatre Thu“,-
1- llill line of defcnac “ill run an m I hook m l ht. it i t It Hide ‘
"RINSE l INE ALONG: ‘ p y B K usct a an y
r?
m ,I
M... . —-—~.. -—
WESSTA
II ealth is your greatest cect—‘o‘icuti‘re‘
your only capital. Don’t use it r. :l' Ffi'j-f,
or spend it ioolis hlv. You rue hanlzrtitft
thin ! wrong with these hat d- -\I- o. I. i’. (:2: ;;:
... r1“ Beecham's Pills. Used i .' time, tl’le
' ‘ ' "M" "m" "WW?" ”El Damn the kaiser!" said the commo‘ r. A? 9 "1'3 {'45:}:
I " ..‘
31" I. —:l.,'
ily remedy will or? If} rent-w
tone, and (It on pm ._;;. germs
alto these pills with of interior.
AN” ROSE 8"]? ljnlnnd Sound was one of the lineal loll-I ' fOI tllf J '11 6 free from any harm! “I J— bill?)
are none lctt now: but dead one.» nrn'
seen everywhere. it tic-ems that titer;
have been killed by the mine explo‘ .
IIionn incident to the nor Plum Gnt'
“.5. W.“ hours until you have? taken“ especially woe rich in tlsh but the gun;
fhl'f‘fl dong, then all mp", "HM," practice at the Plum lIland torts have.
3053 and your cold will be broken. It driIen the block fish all away Are you,
promptly 'oncna your flowed..." not taking notes? Don't target to add to
irila and the air pancake: of the that Damn the ”“9"" I '
head; stopg'amv mum", or none The commodore told another story
IurIIIinIz; relieves the headache, dou- ‘. "Admiral Evans." he uld-—-"lv‘ixhtina
"Dana's Cold Compound" Ends Colds
and Grippe in a Few Hours |
Take "Pope's Cold Compound" er
bill exit-z. corona“ and mane... tun practice at Provinceton to In]!
‘ 1out my mulled up! Quit blowing with lira Cleveland and ill. in nu. /,
“no anull'ilnc. a.” your gamma. card's eBay. Home rut litter-I'm}
Iicatl~ nothing clue in the world glue He loved the sport. .
Nb prompt retiet n "Pawn Cold “'i’d rather an and hit with you
Compound" which out: only a tow two.’ he and to u. 'then to m
connotations-tore. ltmwhwmwflom MW
wtummmmmm’m ‘ .
A Ilnx KroumiII {or email mackerel The" ‘ f0} I'IIIIIIEI In]
You will get (lair, occult...
ands eave andgmprove yourhcalth i;j,'*he we .
iegtllfll‘and timely use of these we i 2.?- fan. ' 3'
. . ‘ .l“
Itopped Dummy Jordan .In the out {EL .
:rIoI-zas TO PLAY / "~ .
KING PIN TRIANGL“ .
i.. Ie the Tigcf Jun“ ,5,
ill play a game of football on An.» i.‘ .73?
went Park, Sunday afternoon at 8:, i"
the ninth round Sally was floured o’clock um opp-i In a 'heing the I“
wice. {Pin riangles..
in the semi-final bout, (‘arl llw“: Itcnm. and a good game is looked 1“
This is said to be u at
2. ‘
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