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in three days of strife and disav'
pointtnent, 'he whole world, Old and
New. in looking towards Russia. The1
situation there today is dark. after;
a great light on the government, cans-j
ed by the dominating presence of the
democratic Kerensky, who now, it is
hoped. may he hidiuf'hiu light under
a bushel. Kerenskv it is believed with-
out exception. is the man to cave Rus-
sia in this nour of peril. Hlb conduct
of the got’ernmenl during and after
the revolution proud his abilities
as a lender of men.
The newa reports that come from
Petrogrud ate often vague or miiiead-
in: it is a regrettable fact, especial-
ly when so much intcrert center?»
upon that vast country of eastern and
northern Europe.
But in median pictures, one can
we what actually has taken place.
and the pictures of the Russian revo
iution which are to be shown at the
1’ ' .. Tilt-'tti't‘ today and tomorrow
.L'ivv perhaps more illumination on
what the reVoluiltm and Kerenskv':z
rule accomplished than any other
means of communication. The film
which in to he. z-tltown at the Palace is
the only one that tyas authtized and
recognized its okjal by the execu-
tivr- Committee “ the count-ii of
people and yorkimtmon at Pt'll‘tlf'i‘fld.
it comes an a silent but \‘il’id mes-
mge from the hi‘fll’i of the great Star
Vic nation. I '*
In addition to'this unusual War November at 8 o'clock, for the
norm film. there will be an entertain- benefit of the war sufferers, will play
int! vnudmilie program in five acts a number of selected mm." which will
And it cannot he neglected to mention surely arouse the admiration of her
the presentation today, tomorrow and heareru, as followtt: liumoreslte, by
Saturday, of the fifth episode of "The Dvorak; Sicilinnna ct Rignudon, by
Bull Dog, "Rye."
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JOHN l. MCCARTY t
Owner of McCarty'c Inn, Port Ch ester, N. Y., and His Famous French
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Regent Theatre
The House of High Grade
Entertainment
Admission 15 cents to all. includ-
ing War Tax
Today and Tomorrow
Also Matinee for Ciridren
Saturday Morning at 10:30
“Jack and the Beanstalk”
in lo Wonderful l'utts
Au'o“ will leave at Jacoby's.
Washington street, Saturday thorn-
ion at 10. 10:15, 10:30, bringing
children free of charge. Admis-
nion lfic‘ to all.
, Saturday
Edward Earle and Betty "0th in
“For France"
And 81h Episode of
- “The Fighting Trail"
Monday and Tuesdaywnladge
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Ke nedy in Goldwyn feature,
“Ngafly Married." '
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caption," conceived and staged by
Neil O'Brien. with enoemble'dnncinr
directed by Pete Detzel. Then there
in to he ti new finale, whiCh‘ls deu-l
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composer and pianist, all from New
York. This is an utmordinarv op-
portunity afforded thr- people of Nor-i
walk to hear such talents in our own
home town and none of us uhould
mill it.
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trust you Will appreciate the step we are taking for
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a liberal s are of your nattfgitttlrzlg?t to be favored w'th .
A. F. Beckmann& (lo.
83 & 85 Washington St. '
’5 r it. It: It: rat: to
t-ribed an the most elaborate and sen-
Fflliflnlil scenic production Mi»;- pl‘th'
sented in this city, and outlets tho
‘t-ntire stl't'nleh of the company.
‘ Eddie Ron and his All'lflilleltti'p‘
will attain be in evidence with n newt
tuonolocue. The fumnakrru to liti-
:i.~'i .\lr. ()‘ill'lvn lil’t‘ Eddit‘ linen. .ltw'
:Cltfinltln, llztn Fuirh. .lOt- Willard. Ru“:
1Wnizer. Ed. Waller. Major Ntm'nk.
Steve Wot-her and William Moran.
Q’l‘he n'tntrw of .l. Lester Haherkornu
lCurl Holllll‘r, James Bamrdl. Lesliei
liorry. Lea Laird. Howard Vttil, Prod.
ll. Mills. Allen Kill‘lt‘, lint-ton lulu-IL
‘ Wm. (2 Curr \antlo Roberts, Ohms. ii.
. Wright and others go to make up “ng
list of vocalists. 1
.\ nerPt parade and band l'Oflt‘t‘l‘i‘
jwill he given at noon on the tiny ot‘
porformnnt‘c. and is said to. be well
iwortlt waiting for. 3‘ 3
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“JACK AND THE asnns'rALK"
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iiln .Ten Parts at the Regent Theatre’
Today and Tomorrow
Kerensky
Russia's Man of the Hour
In omcial Pictures of the,
Revo'.::ion .
And Fire Acts of Grand
Circuit Vaudeville
Fifth Epicode
“The Retreat of the Gcré
at the Battle of the
Arras”
5 Today, Friday and Shturday
.AHER fi‘ffi‘ ‘ . t’
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Retreat or the Germans at the Bottle Frant-uvur; L'Aheillc. hy Shuhert; Ln - Tickets on sale at the urgent thea- 1: - Phone 1405
of Arran.” the British ofllciai war Prcr-ieuse, by CouperinoKrelsler, and lre. Prices 25c to Si. .
film that has attracted such wide al- Lit-hesfreud, by innner-Kreltiler, ..._._ ._._._,_-_ .-._.._.__,________
tentlon, Am'omt the 00!" artists who M" 8130 A special meeting of the City Conn. Q.“ 'h—
participate in this concert are as fol- oil has been called l’or tomorrow eve-
FOR A WORTHV CAUSE ‘lows: Mme. Florence Ostrandcr. dra- ntng at which time action will be tak- CENTRAL HOTEL
Mme. Vera Fonlroff, the famous matlc soprano; Miss Elttie Lyon, core on to renew some notes that. have fIl- Fine "on” by the dcy 0! week. Steam in“. electric -
concert viollnlute who will render her tmlto;' Harvln Lohre, tenor; Raymond len due, lights md Ku- Fine C!!! attached; tho mt. “In“
services in the grand concert zlt'en at Ellis, baritone; John Dc Persia, chu— ‘ —- - :—-——— Ind American “’1‘-
the Regent Theatre, Sunday evening. actor elocutionlst, and Leo Rucnotto.‘ Advent“ In The Sentinel. com" "033m Illd Chant)! 8t- TOL 15”.
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As 1 remit of increasing barium we no better prewar!
than over More to handle the accounts of our customers. .
_ Our {utilities for a sound and tract-(notary banking mu"
mooreacnoarly perfoctas modern, idea have
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. Morning at 10:30
1 The clever and sumptuous handling;
“JACK AND THE BEANSTALk'h-WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION.
of the immortal story, that grown-ups,
halt remember and half forget gives
it an appeal that ic‘unlversal.
t The story lends itself wonderfully
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Scene From "Jack and/the Boanctallt," at the Regent Theatre Today and Tomorrow, Moo a Special Show-
ing for Children Saturday Morning at 10:30
to pictures. It has an introductory. _
modem setting that gives it reality to;
the mind of those of all ages and
then it fades back to the tide of the1
doublet and hoee and the beanstalk!
that leads to the land of fttiry tales»
and the devouring giant. 1 i
As a matter or fact, it is the “rum?
enchanted" to all who see it. it holdsI
those‘ of every a‘ge, whether they!
loolf at it with the eyes (if a child and
see the realization of their wonder-
ful fairy. tale, or view it as grown-ups
who behold the unfolding of a fascin-
tt motif
NEIL O'BRIEN MINSTBELS
The Nell O'Brien Great American
Minstrel: now recognized as the fun-
niest organization of its kind, will be
at attraction at the Palace Theatre.
Monday evening. Nov. 26. No min-
ot'rol comedian in the country is more
popular with his audience than Mr.
O‘Brien. who. for the pact five 993-,
mm has given what. mant‘ consider
the best minctrel entertainment possi-
hie.
Mr.,0‘,8rien ll now matting his Mirth3
:tnntul tour at the head of his own
tummy. and promises attain thio rec
from '
«mil. I show completely new
first part 'to finale. Mr. O'Brien him-
self has a brand new altetch called
"in the Secret Service,” inwhich he
tit acid to be no: at his vorv but.
no» in s new con; and dance nun:-
tier called "an lyncopntod Ro-
uting story done in an exquisite sei-‘
(tint: by beautiful children. flaw“ are While.“
1 mm s.o.—ur mm! L
but! {loll backache, v.33... and n
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! REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY my“
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{Edward Earle and Betty Howo‘ in tho
Vitagraph, “For France"
Paris, the night war was declared
[hope or um of L dia . ’ ..
A vivid picture of surging 1crowd» VTubloggmpouudnwdlm-gmum: /'
singing the "Marseillaise," or hurry. . fifigflxgkmfw
1ing soldiers and brightly lighted; "u ' '
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turrets and cafes. is portrayed. in awake-3.1.1amaolztr’oublololwkastinabfi
.. . wnlkor o tn on war It:
For Pranrt, Greater Vitntrraph a “a“ 1"“. {Enid-V can,
,‘Blue gibbon Feature, which will be 35mm“ inertia
. 1 it. thought unto-c cut-tutu. alter.
the attraction in the Regent Theatre ywukmhu W11 ah n“
on Saturday, The amazing picture of ”shod Wham. 1w 1631mm:
iromance and war, telltt in a eerie. ot antimo- I‘M- think my
’rcmarkably realistic battle scenes how
a young American army ’ofllcér. who
enlist: in the French” aviation corps,
caves theilfe of the daughter of a
are-at French artist who la night by
it damn colonel. and flies with her
beyond the enemy lines: bdwnrd
Earle and Min Betty Howl: firpptlte
stellar, rotor. and not com ,1
mm: Andre" and ‘I Arthur but
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