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A. H. WOODS Presents
" ‘l‘HE SPARKLING COMEDY
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‘~ iii-W. tions under which your boy will live'The Original Production. Coming to'
I agent .'l‘heatre
The House or High Grade
Entertainment
Today
Constance Taimadze ,
in a Play of Smart People of
Wealth and Social Position
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SEATS NOW ON SALE ,’
. Sunday as "OVer iiere" shows in
”eresting and speetlv «Mail the
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while at the army cantonmont in pre-j
’paration Tor joining the big smash?
acrons the area. You want to see the‘
Aimed, form: and enernv put into the
construction of these canténments. So
you will want to see “Over Here." at
the Palace Theatre on Saturday and
in-
con-
struction of one of the many canton-
ments which are now dotting the
l'nitml States from coast to coast.
1 The particular cantonmeni shown in
this picture in process of construc-
tion is the one located at Little Rock.
“SCANDAL ”
«Saturday .irk. This cantonment. was completed}
1‘ illinins and ("011; “A on time, Sppgpmhgr 1st, ready in ’e..
Grifllth in ccive the-thousands of soldiers assign-
ed to it. You are not surprised that
{it was completed on time when you
'see the speed and energy, the tliou-
sands of men, the tons 0! material. the
itunilrmis of machines put into it con-
strtiction,
l “On-r ilere” shows the construction
of this canionment from the comple-
lion of the blue prints to the-«time of
the arrival of the U. S. soldiers. It
shows the peaceful countryside trans-
formed in the twinkling of an eye in-
to an armed camp and it shows the
overcoming of dithcnlties with a dash
and spirit which will make the Amor-
icnn soldiers the best in the entire
.-, — world. _ I
' You will be intensely interested in;
“Over iii-re." Soc it by coming early
and avoiding the rush.
“Tile Love Doctor”
. And 10th Episode 0!
“The Fighting Trail"
Monday
iii-JORGE WALSH
The Happy Star in
"The Yankee War”
NEXT WEEKchx Beach's
Greatest Story “THE At'c'rtox
@‘y‘w‘ . . ‘ ~ _ ‘r‘ll‘fifl'tfifl‘l
Florence Vidor, who is appearing
with Sesame HavakaWa, the noted Jap-
Today . ' ancse screen actor at, the Palace
“ 'Tllt‘till‘i‘ today in the Paramount pho-
VAUDEVILLE toplay entitled “The Secret Game,"
d - has had an interesting career. Al-
h—au « . . ,
. . . , though she in still yery young, Miss
SESSL E_}:nA_‘_M\A“A Vidor has worked in motion pictures
for more than ten years, having work-
ed with many of the oldest compan-
ies, taking all sorts of roles from bits
to leads. ‘
“The Secret Game”
A Paramount Picture
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saturday Born in Tokio, Japan. Sessne Hays-l
3 Complete ‘ Vaudeville kawa, the noted Japanese screen ac-
'Pel'f0rmances tor. still confiiders the Land of the:
““1 Marie Walcamo in the Hill Cherry Blossoms as his home, but
Episode of has lived for many years in the Unit-
’9
e ed States. having attended college at
"Hearst Paine News and Others
the University of Chicago where he1
met and married demure little Tsnru;
Next. Week, Manda and Tue; 3
day. Douglas Fairbanhs in "Thie A0” his actress—wile. Mr. Hayaka-i
Man From Painted Post" an Arl- m latest pliotoplay, “The Secret.
Game," which is at the Palace Thea-
” ' tre today is a story of a great Japan-
Imm—
~ ~ ' “T“ 'ese Secret Service agent who was
A] I“ 1mm =able to render to the United States a
fgreat service as well as saving the
PALACE THEATRE
craft Production.
?honor of his country, America's great-
|est ally.
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Be' ' r u I
‘Douglas Fairbanks in An Exception:
Artcraft Feature at the Pal- 1'
ace Next Week
“'“4” —- ,,.___.___,. Cow boys have no particular love
m 80cm mg“ or m i for tcndcrfect and keep very much to
themselves when Easterners are
is Your Bay in’the Army? Then
Sure to Read This
You want to see the sort of condi-!
HOUSE 0? “WHO” Iaround. When Douglas Fairbanks ar-
Will Hold a rived tit the beautiful R‘ilrersid:
‘ :Ranch in Wyoming in stage 3 ne
BAZAAR EArtcrnft picture, "The Man From
fit the sPainted Post." coming to the Palace
Fawn. l5 Merwin St. iThentre next, Monday and Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday Even— 'thc natives of the plains acted Very
in“. December 6th a frespecti‘ul to him—«but kept their dis-
!" a” M of Our 3°" 3‘ the fiance. This teeiing last just as ions
Prom ’ as it took the popular actor to get in-
ml” to h sold Have -M‘ to his Western outfit, mount his hora!-
ladebylembm o! the 6 land dash out. on the prairie for a wild
A Beautiful ' lay of the so {Mr mum the new “location." in
”3,0110! Mode on Exhibition «“"mzpmpnl they watched the "tender-
300m foot" pick up his but from the around
cm Inlsuu' we” lwhilez aim; at full speed, saw him
WWI Lingerie rope a dangerous looking _steer and
"”1“” TM iperform othcr Western tricks. D0“
Apr”: PAW! Work I gins was in one of his manv playln'
”mm“ “mm“ moods. When later he leaped upon
1W T” W the back of. a “bucket" and succeeded
Admit-loam. lodhaMuSold
Inc's Orchestra
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
“ml,” Starring the WWII D“-
4 auto, Couch-m TM
in her new select m, m
dal," which is scheduled (or m.
at the Regent We may. ear
dance Talladge portrays the char-
ncter of a hl‘IHpirlled society girl.
spoiled and capricious with the depths
of her real woman notified 1w
story has been writtel'lor the screen
from Calm maintain Wills
novel of the same Info and is filled
with amusing 0mm and tense
action. . . -
Beatrix Vandcrdyke, child of rich
parents among the socially elect is
pronounced one of the most sum“
ful debutant" or the season. she is
spoiled to her heart's content saddl-
silts on her own way with the roynl
arrogance of a young queen. loft
much to her own devices by a [other
and mother too busy to inquire into
her wavs, she has only the adoring
Mrs. Keane, her chaperone, to guide
her. Mrs. Keane is a charming fig
iieh woman, too foolishly fond of Ben-
tv‘iv to curb hcr head-strong impulses,
and (ht! girl is allowed to do pretty
much what she pleases.
WMSTS
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( SpeCialS f0? ’ Sa turday
Men’s ‘ ‘ .Ladies’
“Gimmuldflll monogram
Suits & omit: Suits & Coats
Specially Priced At enmity Priced At
WAISTS .
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Regent Theatre, Tuesday, 5
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There is a wealth of original and
surprising tun in “fiary‘s Ankle." the
Ingenious farce comedy bv May Tul-
ly, which A. H. Woods will present
at the Regent Theatre, Tuesday em
ning, Dec. it, with the original New
York cast and productions. "Mary’s
Ankle" was the first of the season‘s
metropolitan successes, and delizhtcd
lair e audiences for three months It
the Bijou and Thirty-ninth Street
theatres, New York The want of the
piecedeals with the farcical adven-
tures of three desperately poor younl
men who pretend that one of them
has been married and send out fake
wedding invitations in order to get the
muchvneedetl weddings presents. The
complications result from the unex-
pected appearance of a young lady
who is iden‘if‘ ~.I with the name and
address on t'm wedding’ announce-
ments. Miss Tully‘s farce abounds in
unusually amnsing cornedy situations.
and crisp comedy lines, and is splew
dldly acted .by the original New York
company, including Winifred St.
Plaire, Robert LeSuer, l-‘red House,
Jack Lewis, Nola Mercer. Emma 03-
weale. Roxaine Musing, Charles
$12.50 to sit $15 to $19.50 ‘
Mackinaws
Wermandcoiufylorlonand
Boys,
Dress Skirts-
liewest Styles, lowest later!“ .
Special at $2.98 to $10
ammuumtooooo
Lindholm. Fred Totten and Frederick
Netherlon,
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAV
Earle Williams in “The Love Doctor,"
Also “The Fighting Trail"
"The Love Doctor," tells this unus-
ual and powerful storv with an all-
star cast, headed by Earle Williams
and Corinne Grithth, supported by
Webster. Campbell, Evart Overt'hn,
Adele de Garde. Patsy de Forest, and
Frank McDonald. it is one of the
strongest of the Blue Ribbon Features
of the Greater Vitagraph Company.
and will be the attraction in the Ro-
gent Theatre on Saturday. it is fill-
ed with tense scenes. notably those in
sins i8 tilt" or i
lithium mp
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Flush the Kidney; at Once When‘
Back Hum or Bladder Both-
' on
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a. mistake by
flushing the .kidneys occasionally,
says a wellvknown authority, Meat!
iorms uric acid which clogs the kid-
ney pores so they sluggishly filter or;
strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood, then you get'
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head-l
aches, liver trouble, nervousness, conv
stipation, dizziness , sleeplessness,
ibiadder disorders come from sluggish:
kidneys. ,
The moment you feel a dull ache in.
the kidneys or your back hurts, or iii
the urine is cloudy, oflensive, full of;
sediment, irregular of passage or at!
tended by a sensation of scalding, get-
about four ounces of Jad Salts from!
any reliable pharmacy and take a ta-
blespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast lorafew days and your kid
ncys will then act fine, This lantoul
stilts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lith-
ia and has been used for generations
to flush clogged kidneys and slim to
them to activitv. also ‘to min
the. acids in urine so it no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jad 'Saits is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes to delightful cler-
vescent lithia-water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean 'wouid be a good place for podium to
in remaininc the" “M“ "‘9 ”9'" .atm the blood pure, thmby avoidins'Ju-p into dull; the momma or
lqulefed. the barrier between the me Serious kldney' cmm'_w' tho". , ,.
Sweaters
$1.00 to $8.00
Children ’s Coats
Trimmed with For, Velvet‘r Plush.
Specially priced at $2.98 to $10.08. .Sizes 3 to 14.
Furs
For All the Family
Wonderful Values At .
Price
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Keeler’s Shae Store
“rotor vnlUrs-lowssr mints” V
AT MODEST PRICES ‘
Whenyousiopandthinkofthe pricuukedfor shoes today.
you will be wise to look, over our numerous styles of footwear at
$4.00, $4.50 and $5.00, giving you style, comfort and a perlect ilt.
, Women’s Tan Lace horns and Miiiia
lleel. graceiul high cut model . .ry $5
Wome’G l. ii i ' I
a rang; oflillgcg “largo-$4 to $5
. Men’s Army Shoes
$4.50 and '$5.00
Regal and Douglas Shoes ~
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which the two operations are peflom-
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ed andw here the girl is rescued by A AGE OF MONIV sTOLEN'
her sister from a cafe in the claim.
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The Pnciiic ocu- wu mod otter. Express company at the Union station’fof
u' yeyerday. The police and express
the pnciilc union of its waves.
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'SALE
rrrrsrnrw, Maria, nee. 7.—s . ._‘
package containing $1,000 in cash was 8W “I. on I 01d '38 TI?“- '
stolen min a truck of the American Also Special Price to tutorial
lmplrou. Mouroiler. l
out laid by Rustic! Only.
hunt)!
Blowout,
robbery. The loss was, discovered
when the clerk was about to place the
photon on the train.
company Motels are working on trial
Ono-Third Oil the Regular
3m 53¢". mammxuumw, saga.
KEELER’S SHOES w
COMBINE SMART STYLES
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