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agent Theatre .
M Shin—2:15, 7:15 Ind 9
~ Today and Tomorrow
a Kimball Young
“Mines" '
Saturday
Evsrt Overton and Miriam Poncho
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“Soldiers of Chance”
And the Thrilling Serial
“The Fighting Trail”
Monday and Tuesday—Mae Marsh
Goldwyn star to “Sunshine Alley"
Canning—“Rasputin, the Black
Monk." the true story of the Rus-
sian Revolution.
ADMISSION 15 CENTS TO ALL
We Pay War Tax
Today. Tomorrow.
Saturday
“The Retreat of the Ger-
mans at the Battle of
Arras”
Third Episode
Not a War Drama but Actu
‘ . al
Battle P!Cllll9S--All1108t as Real
as War itself.
Accomianied b }
FIVE ACTSIOF salmon
ED VAUDEVILLE
And
Today
WILLIAM s. HART
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REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Clara Kimball .Young and Her Own
Company'in “Magda"
"Magda" by Hermann Sudermann.
. in the. story of a girl whose father he-
lieves that the father's will is the
will of the whole, household.
Magda is a beautiful girl-with a gift
for music. The pastor of her father's
church falls in love with her. He gets
her father's consent to ask her to
marry’ him, but Manda doesn't love
him. The father tells her that she
must either marrv the pastor or leave
Ibis House. Magda leaves his house.
and goes. to a neighboring city as
companion to an old lady. The fath-
er closes his door to the girl.
Ten years later at it great mu=ical
festival in the town, Magda, now a.
great singer, known as Madalene.
lili'Orto, appears. She is wealthi,
beautiful and famous and made. moon
or by the Governor and other high of-
ficlals.
AT THE REGENT SATURDAY
Evart Overton and Miriam Fouchc in
“Soldiers of Chance"
Yet. only a pawn on the chesshoard
of Fate, she had no choice but to do
his bidding. By casting off the power
that Lawler. the nnpriucipled promo-
ter, wiéldcd over 'ter,
that she would b;
to his death" .
She had Len lOltl that her father
had killed. a man-had wrathiully
struck down the schemer who dared
suggest that she, herself, be used in
a commercial "deal"—.that she be
traded for Lawler's millions. Her f1-
ther's confession was in Lawler's
hands. A grim, hard-hearted man was
master of her destiny. There seemed
no way out. '
The melodramatic serial “The.
Fighting Trail" will also be shown at
the Regentfiaturday.
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_ Don't miss this. Cut this slip. en-
close with So and mail it to Folev &
Co, 2835 Sheilleld avenue. Chicago.
ill, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar Compound, for coughs.
colds, and croup. Foley Kidney Pills,
for pain in sides and back, rheumav
tit-m, backache, kidneys and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartlc Tah-
lets, a wholesome and that-mini!
cleansing cathartic for -constipstloit.
tillousness, headache and sluullh
bowels—Stillman“! 00f!- "
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ifoilowing oem another like the dot in?
.mude it all ttssible, when it w.” fin-i
- Monthly."
she believed
tending nor father
AT THE PALACE TOMORROW
New Play ‘Tho call oftlta Esst,’ ts
Trus to Land of Nippon in
Every Detail
When a photoplsy lover sees a pro
dncttou roll smoothly 0!, reel after
reel. pictorial a steady stream oi
sures carefully fitted together and?
of a nitt. a or spoken story, he all-1
dom realize» what genius and labot"
ally afis'emwi G from fragmentary bus:
and made into . "tr-“it :2; story of in '
man interest 1
in watchinr' "rt Jail ot'ute nasal
the film in "hli'h SEssue liavslraimd
Japanese star ll l’a a;:...unt pinurcsl
is appoatiztu .attnorrow at the Pale-1 .
theatre on. will realize'moru “
er. in this tost‘, the man ‘I'eaz'o'ts‘i’imi
is George I-f itlelford director of lii.‘.“ig.':
of the mosi tamous Paramount pica
titres such a. ' Rm: Cheat," in who'll
Hayuknwa :ltf Fannie Ward \ .re .be;
t-crstarr. and others, i
1 Mr lifelfoi'd was born in Rorht‘mt‘r,‘9
N. Y., and has been an actor as weii‘
las a dire: in! But for the last ten
years be it n: ii-vvo‘ed his entire " re
to film prom ‘ion, working nut—t lf‘
.K‘.'
that time .' .'r..‘v..t,c.l. f‘:‘.i;'orr;i:'.
where lit- l5 ._ .w dli‘et-llnl for Part-5
'mount.
This from: i *’companied by a
five net \;i'. it .ii-e program and thy
third eplsmlt- M “The lletrmi ..r ll“.
Germans'at rht- Battle of Arr-an,“ the
otlicial Britit-ihvvar film. _ .
YDRAMA or we” .
REPEATED PALACE room,
Bill Hart Hts i’v 1! "arts Role in "’l'.
(...-id Deck" f
" 'Ilill' How liret Harte 13“.in
should be tit-u ulitltle of the latest
lnce—Triau 'lv drama. “The (‘oid
Deck." by l. t‘ Hawks, in until: i it
in.
presented 1:. «i.. f "“mvnvn V. in:-0
and Whlf'l'l lt‘ l- .....tn-u at ,lllt‘ Palat'fl.‘
today. How :tm shades of the torii
wri-
nlnors and th.V'l_i:ll;ans will
come their neweontrade. in some for
diataut dav Jatk liamiin will toreua- pt-docd and hllllk at dusk on No— in which one man is reported to
ther with "On the Level" Leigh, the.
,hero of this drama and discussI the
fine points of fat-o. while t‘nimt ‘ Stor-
ibottle listcnr nnprcclatlvelv. ,
Hart it be reincarnation of that
strange. protltre-t of pioneer dIVil in
California ~ t‘.n gambler. The tvpe has
faded away. Hazing only a faint mpm-
cry in a few romances, and stories/and
reminesuvv In “The OVOI‘lfllld
The man himself, as be
looked, breathed, moved and dressed,
is bronchi In life. once more no ‘he
screen bv William S. Hart. lie is
slim and mi Jocrntlr‘. moving in
world impet’u'mt‘r and unruifletl
lipsd'curl v “3‘ genial and_cynlcal con-
tempt for it’s surroundings. (lie is
dressed with extreme care. as in a
Wav hest‘ts ,:.. fn‘blrm in ("~ 1: 'lo'“
or One Home Gulch. ”iii-4 hat. a .n-t
Ver, verv M‘l with tralzht brim, has
been brought rounflhe Horn and sent
on to him from San Francisco at event.
expemte, llis rufflethhlrt ls immacu-
late; his eravat is adorned‘with one
bit: diamond. which is part of the capl-
tal of his I ‘Hli‘. ll" wears an clalnr-
alt‘ flowered silk wnistcmt and :t_
clerical looking trork tout, verv lon’:
in the skirts. Lavender trousers tight-
,ly encase his slim limbs and are
1drawn taut bv straps over the inatepa
in! “is hiuhly polished Parisian boots.
When he removes his hat to bow to
1you, as be frequently does, it he dmj
sires your better acquaintance. later
"on in the evening. you note that his
'rather long locks are carefullv brush-
cd forward over the ears, ,His fincers
are long and delicate. a' . > ' a.
woman's. But thev are very dancer-_
'ous. either‘with the cards or when
straying towmds his six-shooter. lie
'is a silent man, holding himself aloof
from humanitv. lie is a welcome
guest at ntarit camps, vet frequentll'
,outstaya his '~ ~-teome. lie has no ve ~
tied home. lit passes by and wander
on and his (12.! is uncertain and us
uallv sudden, ‘
his
‘1.in common
.IT'iHEIn unriaahmtvi‘
' ACROSS 'VENFTlAN i
NEW DE-’
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3 FENSE ”NE
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(Continued front first page ‘
tltt- atlvuutw-u of more railroad
lines and iv ~ tuiica e from im-
portaut port— :tlttl manufacturing
centers. in Austen-Germans. on
the otherlwul. or" (vetting farth-
er away from their bases, and
their lines in supply and commu-
nication than he builtJtp on the
ruins loft Ir-nmd by the ltaiizms.
In the ('il|tlill't' of the important
position of i’asaehemlacle, north-
east of Ypm-i, on Tuesday. the
Britiah took 400 prisonerv, ('rown
Prince Rtipprecht of Bavaria did
not attempt counter attacks yen-
to strengthen the new position,
‘ msbly the most valuable yet
to.
to
tho Flanders admins.
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terdsy, giving the Canadians time '7“? film relief. in "If! Kit
'50
$5.00 or over.
worn shoes, no
be. This offer
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l“""lll l’aasebendaele the British
2 :us can reach many important;
pointS. ' 1pc
l(l.\'lmN. Nov. lib—The Amerig'
can steam-ship Rochester was tor-
vembor 2.
Four sailors are. known to have
lost their li': in the sinking of
the Rochester. One boat with the
act-and "late and thirteen men is
missing. ‘" ' l
The captain and twentytwa
men have been landed at Bun-
crana. tine lift-boat with lllfll.‘ sur-
vivors rl‘fll'lll‘tl Rosaport, in the
('otmty of Mayo. yesterday.
NEW YORK, .Nov. 8.—-Tllt'
.ltut'rieau steamship Rochester
tut, plied betuceu Baltimore and Brit- close up about noon.
liill ports. . She was in command of
.llis ('aptain Erik Kokeritz and car- occupied the telephone exchange N001" Grfl-V'B 3"“ 90'5“! '07
ried a crew of about 35 men.
The Rochester, formerly the
Yagut‘z. was btiilt ut t'orse. l‘llt'llu
in 1892. Site registered 2.551 tons
gr ms and was 247 feet long: ' 1
AN ATLAN’l'lt‘ l’tlli’l‘, Nov. 8,;
“Officers of a neutral freight;
.‘tli‘ilnlt'l' which arrived yeitertlayi
told today of a submarine scare
which created much
v. ilt'll the vmml was nearing port!
Off on ixlantl oil lllt' Atlantic coast;
on Tuesday lust the-lookout Sight-1
t'll u perm-ope. The alarm urutt‘I
given and lift-boats were swung:
nttt. But when the undersea boat
came to lllt‘ surface a few minutes
later it was learned that it was an
American war vessel. .
AN‘YI‘LANTH' PORT, Nov. 8.
«A shipment of jute yarn, said to
be the Most valuable ever received i
in this country, was brought by ai
steamer “'llli'll- arrived yesterday:
The envisigmucut totalled 39,000}
bales, valued at about two million?
dollars. The freighter also'
brought 3,000 tons of manganesm
ore ' ' , - l
Formosan, Nov, 7, 7 p. m.— -'
’i‘h» .iiaximalist movement toward
“Doing authority, rumors of which
had been agitating the -.publie
mind ever since the. formation of
the coalition cabinet, culminated
last night. when, without disorder,
Minimalist forces took possession
of the telegraph office and the Pe-
troyrarl telegraph agency. f
Writers isaucd by the govern?
rm-n‘ t'oi' the opening of tho spans
of the bridges across the Nova
later were overridden by the miIi-l
't"ro.' "itlitlllllif’t‘ of the Council of
l-nr‘rrwir-n's and Soltliers' Dole"
< "ates. Communication was restor",
"L” «fini- ecvcrnf hours of interrup-i
tton.__ Nowhere did [the Maximal-
MAN TROUILED FOR TWO YEARS
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.‘fen and women shpuid not let
from backache. rheumatic palns,‘stiif
joints and swollen, sore muscles.
when relief can be easily had, Jamal
Hetrery, Harriett Center. anon, am"
he was trmblel‘wlth kidney and bind
tier trouble for two years; would have
to set tip-several times during the;
night and had pains across kin kid.|
trays. He used mural kinds of mail-i
f .‘l
R’S ,stiou STORE
MEN’S soars '0:va .
Provided that you purchase a pair of shoes for
but will allow this amount On any pair of men’s
only, Nov. 9th and 10th.
KEELER’S SHOE stout
Agency for “Regal” and “Douglas” Shoes
I," ~Iu. m" — N '~'wr'~'w';"_“ "II. I“ "'M'AW
t‘Xt'ilt‘lllt‘lli‘ .
was luv ,
Cents
run your '
: Heat in a Jiffy! "
\Wuhaaummmusndmymbmyoam
mom'ummmmmmmwma.
nominal. ilre hob-mt up, the full amount about.
havailahlsinstsltlywithalfi'iassloomfiestsr.
Askaboatthspossibilitissofhasting withgas, ”pm
stthissaasonofthayesr. ' V ‘
The Connecticut Light and Power Co
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This offer applies to men only,
matter what their condition may» .
is good for Fridayr and Saturday- i
ists meet with serious opposition.‘tiouctl for weeks. An efiort by
An effort by militiamen to dis-:govemment forces to retake the
rec crowds gathered in the‘excltange led to a brief fusilade,
Nevski and Letiny Prospects dur-‘during which it is believed a num-
ing the evening provoked a fight ber of casualties occurred. The
Maximalists remained in [losses-
siou of the building.
have been killed. Minor disturb-
ances occurred. A number of per-E m
sons are rerun-ted to have been] WHEN CHILDREN CRY OUT
killed or Wounded, but there is not And "9 fr'erilb and don't sleep
confirmation. :well, are constipated and have svmp—
This morning found patrols of mm" 0' worms, ”01"?" ‘lm find
soldiers, sailors and civilians in 0W“ "‘"9' in Mom" Gm!” 5'8!
the streets maintaining order. Fur ”"1"" '0' Children, "‘9 "3"“le
gMcCall Quality '
Th4.- superb style
and subtle charm
embodied in McCall
Desis- s have won the
enthusiastic endorse-
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women. if you are
not a McCall Pattern
user We. , :i
vise Viiti ' r
Call” the next time
you need 1. patternm
convince yourself.
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So. Norwalk
Conn.
ther than a continuation of sup-,fl‘m'd! '0? 30 m"- Thvv are as!
pressed excitement, the streets ofm Hive and children like them. They
the city presented no unusual as» cleanse the stomach, act gently on:
peiets, The shops iilltl banks Wllltfll the bowels and break up colds, re-f
had opened for business began to lieve headaches and teething disor-
‘ ‘dcra. We’haye 10,000 testimonials
Shortly after noon a Soviet force Ask your dma‘lat and be sure to get
where a small guard had been sta- Child-”m. 25c.-—Adv. ‘
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Beautiful Bust. and Should:
angels if zoo will was s scientiilcsiiy comfrtu'lrtl . i
1190de wsight of an Inca-lard host an stretch" the
Unusual Reduction Sale ‘ - .
wouut’s anti to ESES’ WEARING APPAREL a;
A limited number of new arrivals in the newest fashions
and fabrics for tha women who look to usregularly for guid.
sues and in tion belt/rt? choosing. their apparel would have
made of estiouable ourrcctness to choose from at extremely
low prim to effect an immediate disposal.
CLOAKS me P A RIC; MILLIN'ERY
33‘ So; Main St. So. Norwalk
supporting muscles that the contour of the Igure is ppnitqi.
a t Chaim-(Masher: it he.
BIEJI IDLE
igs, prevent the full hunt from
harm; the ‘PWallnc of flat» K
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