-g . g ‘ ' PALAC MATHIAS TRIO : TOM GILLEN * Vsristy'alit‘tisstlovolty | “'rinnsgsn'slrisnd” :1 SPECIAL FEATURE i ‘ Anna Worden’s “BIRDS IN DREAMLAND” i A W scenic Novelty FEATURE PICTURES ‘ * TODAY ' 1‘ Jane Cowl in “The Spreading Dawn” ll . FRIDAY ‘ ‘ i. Jack Pickford and Louise find” in “‘Jack and Jill” " EATLE’RDL". i... u. i! F ' in “ wn ar ” " R335}: 14 "figurine of “The ' Ace” ., .VAUDEVILLE - NEXT WEEK MONDAY. TUES- , " r._’ DAY AND WEDNESDAY ‘ ' Regent Theatre stain-ass at High Grads ' 'n-tsrtalamsat. Today and Tomorrow William Furnum in the Super de Luxe l’hotoplay “When A Man Sees lied” A Story of the Sea in 8 Parts . Saturday Mary Anderson and Alfred Whitman in e Flamin Omen” Also 13th Epi‘sode of "The Fighting Trail" COMING—Fox Wonder Picture “in and the Wonderful Ins ii Jill limits" I: ELDWYN PRESENT. JANE COWL IN UNUOUAL SCREEN VEHICLE ' Wing Dawn" Taken From Satur- day Evening Post Story by Basil King "as strong Part for Famous 9hr ' "The Spreading .Dawn,” fourth of the highly acclaimed Goldwyn Picture productions comes to the Palace Thea- tre today. Jane Cowl. who is one of ~t-e most distinguished dramatic act- : sites on the American stage, is pre- :-ented in the stellar role. This is the. first' screen appearance as a Gold- wyn star of the creator of the famous characters, Mary Tnmer in "Within the Law." and Ellen Neal in “Common i lay." . “The Bpreadinz Dawn" is a pictur~ ization of the remarkable Saturday FlveningPost script by Basil King which created a sensation throughout "the countr'y’at theme of its publica- tions it is a story of romance and war and is saidto have been made frito'a remarkable picture. Among the gg‘lg'ghly spectacular scenes which punc. ' 'tuste the action is the burning of an V entire theatre with the consequent panic of the'spectators, There are a!” shown columns of soldiers march- clety in the early 60's. Lilia Georgi- ana, Patrica married an army ofllcer as he went to war. 'sfter ‘s romantic courtship. And then came the big dis- appointment in her life. Her husband, Anthony Vanderpyl (Orme Caldaral. comes back on s furlough and is kill- 'ed quite mysteriously while at the home of Mrs. Cornelia LeRoy. Cornelia ’ ‘ 'Today, Tomorrow at Saturday 1 "a _ . A. n < -r ““\;l. Here are two interesting photo . graphed“ tanks taken in General " Byng’s push at Cambrsi, which re- sulted in such a great victory over . the Germans. The upper photo shows 3 one of the tanks making its way -‘ through a French village street with didplanto shopphg. had once been Patrics'a rival for An; thony and had never ceased to pressl' her attentions upon him. Thoush An-i thony was shot by Cornelia's husband.‘ his death his reported as a suicide. Pat- , rica receives a letter written by An-l . the men inside looking from the for- ward porthoies. The lower shows the - possihil ties of the tank in hill climb ' ing. it is able to go over very rough . ground. thony just before he died. but proud; and haughty, and believing he has de- ceived her, she never opens the mis- sive. She puts it away with her diary and her faith in love and romance vanishes. And so until she is an aged‘qunn watchinr the soldiers once more march away to a greater war, she has' remained impervious to any appeals Iof romance and love. She has grown constantly more hitter with advanclnx years, and has taken a keen dellsht in making those about her how to her i But Georgiana is not content with jtho revelations until she has seen the :contents of the letter. which she iopens. Then the mystery of Anthony's Edenth is explained. He had acted in flood faith and had been mistaken for his bro'ther, Bentley, who had been paving attentions to Mrs. ix-Rov. And to hide the disgrace he had suggested the report of suicide but insisted on one person, his wife. knowing the truth which he told in his letter. But she had never read the letter. A chance comes suddenly over the seed Patrits. Her stern nature is softened by the. revelations, She sees the mistake she made and the suffer- ing she has caused herself and others all these years. She relents. Geordi- ana sets her consent to marry her soldier lover. But the shock has been too much for the aged lady. She 'thinks she hears the voice of Anthony calling to her and with a slight tremor she passes outofthlslllo to meet hnr husband in "The Spreading Dawn." The role. of Patrica gives Miss (‘os-l nil unusual opportunity for the display of her emotional powers. sht- is supported by an excellent cast of well-known players many of whom :have appeared with her in stage pro 'ductions. ‘ —.——————---“ “WHEN A MAN GEES RED" breweri'to'incresse'" we‘re-Tut "oil- REOENT THEATRE SATURDAY .- erv Anderson In "The Flimlns 1.. Cotton, Deputy Commissioner on n, m" mo ”mm an “anion. Disease ot Domestic Animals. received at “on”, of 13 1,, per "m. for , today a letter from C. "The Flaming Omen." a fascinatlnl state Bacteriologist. stating that an story of love and mysticism, set for examination of the head of . cat sent the "3°" “'7“ in "'9 '"d "“5“", 0' him from Fannington for examination the Andes Mountains, is the Greater showed that the cat had rabies. 0n Vi'flmph Blue Ribbon New” "C" Der-ember if) it hit the child of Dr.’ will be the attraction in the Renmi'sltuart H. Phelps. health officer of Theatre on Saturday. No time or ex- l-‘armlngton. penile was spared by Director William the child, "w Omen," Also “The Fighting Trail" Wolbert and his Western Vitaaraph Company to carry out with historic fidelity the customs and mannerisms of Peruv‘lans at the time of the locus about whom the story is weaved. The' cast is one of unusual strength lncludW lng Alfred Whitman. Mary Anderson.‘ Otto lederer, S. E. Jennings, Luella Maxim, Clara King. J. MacDonald. n.‘ S. Bradbury and Bunny Davies. “Jack and Jill" . Thee is one member of film produc; ing companies who seldom receives, the credit due him, and this is flit" long-sufferlnc director. Gil'en twoi stnrs like clcverJnclt Pickford and? Louise Huff. 'most any director would; have made a successful picture, but .- it took exactly William Desmond Thy-l lor. the celebrated director of mo-! tion pictures in general and Para-3 mount plclrues in particular, to pro; duce "Jack and Jill." which is the int-i i i cnt photoplav of Jack Pickford and} Louise Huff. I "Jack and Jill" is it whimsical Yetl l strictly truoto-life photoplav dealing with the love story of two New Yorl' City walls, one a second rate 'vrlsel fighter, the other a maker of imlts ! lion flowers in one of the gre ."t mnnv factories. Director Taylor has imparted to the; picture all the realism of an intimate" in: away' to France, and there is a' William Farrium in Super do Luxe knowledge of the ways of the chlidrenf stirring aeroplane flight. . The is», Georgian l'azitls 'pyl (Mabel Bril- 'ill). last of :‘la, nnne, prepares to Patrlca, who dominates the family. re-i chair. and that his forehead is moist: SILVER PRICE AGREED UPON. WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—A price to‘ . fuses her consent. She does not be- lieve in love and backs her refusal by a threat to dislnherlt the girl if her wishes are not obeyed. And when dialleuged as to her right to disavow “I0 existence 0' “We “19 turns 10 her; "I ”"9 399“ William Farnum in, factory to the producers and will be per, the Man Whom Ho Afterwards Discovers is the Cause of tho Ruins- atiary which diaelos'e's’ her reasons. it reveals Patrice - Mercer (Jane Cowl) as the belle of New York so- \ Imade a picture with such a fight be ‘tween two humans. real-its terribleuesa fairly makes one quiver. No one but a human gran yard could help be stirred so his in- nermost self by its climax.” Richard lrf‘rlosca - . Jewslar ' . f' H Emsmfl ' i battle for life, between two strong hu- mans. ail the emotions of the soul are .stirred. . icllnched 'rootlng’ for lather, with all :the excitement of a man at the ring- side yelling for his favorite fighter. . Photoplay at Regent Today and Tomorrow l An authority says: i iwith the tenseness of the scenes. It ;is the kind of picture that words can- not adequately describe. One must see ‘thls wonderful pictnrlzation ' strong man's emotions. ‘of New York nnd all the humor of: this Celtic ancestors. “Jack and Jill." i lwhlch will he shown on Friday at the. “After a man has viewed 'When A Palace Theatre bids fair to become a marry her soldier lover before hei Man Sees Red,‘ he finds that his fin-:real masterpiece of the screen. leaves for the war. But her aged sunt.i gernalls have gripped the arms of his i -————- lbe paid by the government for silver’ ,ln agreement with western producers! 0' a has been agreed upon an dwill be an-. nounced soon. it is said to be satin? Home 3"“ picture, '5‘" 'When A 3133‘ about one dollar an ounce. Sees Red' is greater than any. I l“’l'he shipwreck is wonderful. gone can mistake the absoluteness of ithe vessel pounding on the rocks, and, her crew and mssengers struggling _ for their lives. One involuntarily. holds tight to his chair to keep from; “And in that stirring. red-blooded i found myself with hands “1 don't believe there ever was It. is terribly No’"—“‘ >- MERRIHBUSINESS ; islipping when the cabin is flooded' 3: iwlth water and the lurchlngs of the' lcraft in her death struggle are so re- alistically shown. PORT cussmr OFFICE CLERK BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT "AD" WRITER STENOTYPIST hltion to haprovs your and College Graduates. studsntsanphosd strangely. This is the first case in the and mix the ingredients yourselr' we state since the outbreak of rabies okay" bother and mugs. Mrs. Mary uninfected cat sitar-king a person. ' Order Permits 20 Per Cent. Increase badly. I took Poloy'g Honey and troi er has Issued an order permitting m “mailman-Powell Corp. ' v IELIIVI CAT HAD RAIIEO. _ t b 2 r cent. in the first quarter usurronn. Dec. 27.—Dr. Charlel ”' ’ ° 9° of the new year. ' Burtlstt. brewers supplying ”necessitous muni- tlou areas." sssoy "0757?; unless Fresh lost (just received) 0' Foley's .Honey and TM are selling at before nthe-war prices. This puts a well ”"1““, to attacking known cough medicine, ready to use (M h“ M" acting in homes at less than it costs to bu) ,Kisby. 3538 Princeton avenue, Spo fkane, Wash. writes: "l was sick it ‘bed with lsgrippe. l coughed very MORE BEER FOR ENGLAND crease in Output up". 1; ”099“ my cough and i got I .'DO.\', Dec. 27,—Tbe Food Con- U1”. 3. m 1 up around the L. .. WHEN A MAN see-3 RED: 1‘ Vital-18 m, FOX, PRODUCTION A Scene When Luther Smith (Willlrm Farnum) Begins to See the Real Rogue Behind the Smiling Exterior of the Unscrupulous South Seas Skip- tion of His Home. At the Regent Thea-ire Today and Tomorrow oLLEGns AND SCHOOLS ” SOUTH NORWALA' STAMFORD 3‘1""'NEXTZ'HRISTMASg, ‘* SANTA cums ' ' ~ willelimbdowayofidhhnsylyaawfiiuiaolr CHRISTMAS CLUD Now ! Cmidaiuwitbyourfrisndsudwhbsuiathiasplsa. 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