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Monday
2min. CLAYTON
In a Modern Story
\ “Easy Money”
‘4 Christmas Day
CARLYLE BLACKWELL
In the Famous Play
’“TheBurrlai”
URSDAY and FRIDAY—W0 ,
Barnum in rWhen a Man
es Red." in eight parts. '
Today. Saturday
-- ble Feature Bill including
a Kimball Young
remenuous Screen \erslon 0!
he Biggest Stage Success 0!
the Tsenu’eth' ‘entmy
“The Easiest Way”
Marie Walcamp in
the Thirteenth Episode of the
Great Unit'srsai Serial
“The Red Ace”
ext Week Monday and
«Fifi:
Rise iof Jennie
Ce|ilsnestlay
Bryynt Washbun In
. WITenFibbers”
sudeyiile M d " ’l... -
day and Wogdtfesdoy' S
Ferauson' In
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PALACE THEATRE
a Kimball Young in “The Eagle"
War" at the Palace Today .
“notion directed by Albert (‘ap~
at. one of the brilliant French di
tors who have taught their Amer
. confreres how motion pictules'
ly should he made '
r. Cnpellani came to America onlv
r ago. alter serving the. first
.. of tile great war as an ofllcer in.
the French army. He was relieved
‘ dnty through illness eontrncted
the Battle of Soissons. and as Win
.: tions made it impossible for him
pontluue his profession in F:ance.'
brought Maternity to America.
t was not long before Mr. Capel-
i won recognition in this country,
a master of screenrrait. His pro‘
id!” of Vietor Hugo's great work}
“Miserables" was acknowledged
he one of the finest of film master-
toes, and his subsequent work on
ch productions as “Camille.” and
hem of Ute.” of 'Miss Clara
natal! Young’s’ greatest successes.‘
rthir adv-need his reputation. ;
it was w his knowledge of
Les Young’s personality acquired in
He several pictures, that he was
a
Colebum
. The Jewelers
are Showing superb
stocks at both of!
their stores
Open Evenings lintil Christmas
22 Wall St.
. the camera, notwithstanding the lac!
“Pictures Corporation.
96 Washington St.
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ed. In the film version. produced by‘
ur aspen»: wastrshedssa di ’“WTWW: "left-eunuch:
sector in the greatest of all motion Mflv M l' ‘ wealth 0‘ intense.
situations which cannot’
W7. of Paris, . W in the w H. tail to snore t-ven the most blase they Bottom 0! the Well,” is where an Ila-ton are spending the holidays at
tor we". in» seer. interspersed with flashes at American sluggier is captured by a their hone; here
torGeneralolthiseo-psay.
picture schools. the old Pathe Coin l’ human
was with this concern
"I" or practically “m the entire natural comedy which will make an- British warship.
lpaay will long role-her the Dallas
Jennie is a child at the stuns, or of that scene for its» were use” have a new automobile. lies Moth! crous suggestion made recently to the
tired-foot comm.” {o the ”wee. unknown parentage who runs foul or first is a to: and the- in a all! his" Treadweli is visiting her whether '9 one. my, the “gen. and by
development or the motion picture die“?- laush throush their tears
from the days of the little threehun-
the law when she nearly kills a street
urchin, one of a gag she finds tortur-'
ing a out. She is sent to a reforma-
tory, where she receives enough edir
spectacle. ,
No director in America is more
popular with the players than this
big bearded Frenehmaa His manner
in the studio is one of infinite conxen
tality and patient courtesy. Never has
he been known to raise his voice in
anger against one of his players and
yet the results‘ite has obtained speak
tor themselves as peerless examples
of the photo-dramatic art,
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“The Rise of Jennie Cashing"
Manager Collins of the Palace Thea
tre has another Artcratt trinph to
his patrons in ”Hill Rise of Jennie
.Cushing," the title role of which is
piiyed by Elrie Ferguson. Miss Fet-
upward.
tack
”The Rise of Jennie Cushiug"
an exceptional film. Viewed as a dra-
maitc adoring the photoplay will more
than lease the most critical as Miss
Fergusai is ably supported by a care
fully selected cast of War players.
one of the few really great'stars who Marie Burk. The direction of Mr.
had turned a deaf ear to the call of Tourneur requires no comment as his
photography is exquisitely Artt-rnit.
and the. settings are aceurate
that her youth and her world famous
beauty together with her superlative
dramatic ability made her an ideal sub- staged without regard to cost In addi-
jeci and she had been persistently be— tion however, the story is one that.
sieeed by motion picture magnatefi will long be remembered by the pub
with fabulous 08ers. She capilulatnu
to Adolph Zukor, who is presenting
her photoplavs through the Arit‘rull
lie. for it teaches n lesson or tharitv
and human uplift,
is at war and intent
each other. “The Rise of Jennie Cush-
ing" will be shown at the Palace Mon:
day and Tuesday in addition to an or
cellent vaudeville prozram.
“The Rise of Jennie Cushing" is
Miss Ferguson's second appearance in
film. and was selected because of the
wide range atlorded the gifted actress
to display her talents. It is Adapted
from the book by Mary 8. Watts. a
his. gripping story. original in eon
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REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
Ethel Clayton in an Unusual Modern
Story, “Easy Money" ,
* 0
With Miss Ethel Clayton as the star
and with a superior company of film
t‘avorlth supporting her. and tellinl
:1 story of exreptlonal power and in
lerest “Easy Money" will tone to the
Regent Theatre on Monday “Easy
Money" tells the story of a ”militia!
young girl who was placed in an extra-
ordinary predicament and who was
saved from disaster by reason or the
.honor of the husband she had thought
it's no excep-
a pleasing story.
to be all that was bad.
tional story, it's
' See it,
Christmas Day at the Regent Theatre
in altering "The Burglar" as its at-
traction on Christmas Dav the Regent
Theatre is presenting three deserved
ly popular ptnrs in some of the best
personntion- of their careers. The
46%”! or2 Carlyle Blarltwell. i-Ivcivn
and Madge Evans. "The Burglar" is
'the nev. ext World-Picture Brady-lipid.
WHEN AMAN 5555 ”9'",
V’ lLLlAMFOx pm: l'lL'LTlCt.
WILLIAM FARNUM r
In “When A Man Sees Red, " to 8 Parts‘
at Regent Theatre Thursday and ,
Friday
81 Lauder
IICRACE
Corner North Main and West Sis
cation to awaken a desire to climb,
including Elliott Dexter, Fania Marlo;
oil, Prank Goldsmith, Callie Delatorre.i
Mae Bates, Edith McAipin, lsabcl Vet-l
guson enjoyed the distinetion of twins] non. Blanche Craig, James Cogan and'
artistic ability is too well known. The‘
and l
planting a whole-‘
some thought when the whole world.
on destrovln:
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in: Mrs. Ell Wakeman. The nest
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