PALACE THEATRE
TODAY. TUESDAY
Last Two Times
TONIGHT AT 6:45—8 :30
William S. Hart
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“THE SILENT MAN”
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATL' RDAY
5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
AND FEATURE PHOTO-PLAYS
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Tithevadsze opined that the bill ot
costs might bring a substantial profit‘
to the owner if it was
Like the man with tlte riddle, he put
the five cents in to make it harder to'
get. .
But it so happened that Harron did
not'ltnow monkeys and that Tither-
adge hadn't figured on the increased
cost oflivlng. The monkey, becom-
ing imbued with the spirit of the
thing. had a perfet-tiv lovely time lip"
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Regent Theatre
The House of High Grade
Entertainment
Today
William Duncan and Carol
Holloway in
“Dead Shot Baker”
Sidney Drew Comedyaud l’alhe
Scenic
set
—-- setting tiers of champagne KIHSSI‘S
Wednesday and pyramids of schooners. I
EMILY STEVENS ' . "Nineteen dollars!’ cried llitrron
lit a Seven Part Metro Special'
“A Sleeping Memory”
Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
raising the ante.‘
“Ten dollars and six cents," ex;
claimed Titheradue, following suit. 1
”m Victor Moor-iomed}. When toll was taken, the pt‘opt-t'tv
Thursday and Friday manfnnoutit-ed a total dauiarer' of
Mary Garden 36.x... “llt‘.t'll|i(m llatton ant ll.i~‘
('t-lrhrated Opera Star in cradzc aim-oil that all iii-ts Wi'rt' off. 1
" “THAIS” William 5. Hart in 11m Silent Man."
' "" -- at the Palace _.
Monday and Tuesday The areal William 3. Hart, 'rlmmm it lni'cls
"mm”? “The Zcppeiln's Last famous screen star. is seen in his set--
ilaid" ,
' ond Artcraft pit-lure now at lilt“ Palace
1’8 0 : .
rf mm)“ 2 20 Theatre1 This new ”art pit-titre is
W called' The 5" ill 1nt Alan." and introduc-
ii iii iiiiiiits ' '
desert miner who has "made a rich
strike and “ho comes into it >illllil
border town to enter his claim: lie is
Eriiilhi‘il of his mine and it is ill" elm
PALACE THEATRE forts in get it back and incidentally
Found in “SunIhine Alley' ‘frustreten crowd of untisttaly \l.llliil-
There is an incident in "Sunshine otts villains ulth which the story ot
Alley," the new Goldwyn i’ieturc star
ting Mae Marsh, in which a young
lllltll, in e practical joke, takes .1 mon-
lu'y from the bird and animal store
"The Silent \it'tn" has to do ‘
“Vampinq Out of Style Says Dorothy
run in his grandfather and tttrns it
liaise on a saloon bar. lot the. bene
7:15 and 9
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Dalton
“Having assured mvscif that l vva.q
able to vamp, i made up my mind that
never again would i attempt to lure
fit M those who have not seen such young men to their flint ruin. and
m institution as a saloon bar Mien I nerotiated mv present con-
' tract with Thomas; il.Ittt~i1 l stipula:
usually is backed by a resplendent
may of many different kinds of gob-
It'l.i and tumblers.
It was a foregone conclusion that
the particular showing or glassware
nuanced for the scene would be com-
pletely demolished by the frightened
little animal; and, before it happened. was Dalton's “N appearance 0“
mm Titheradge, who plays the mis1 .
the Paramount program will be Vin
chlevous grandson. and Robert liar-W,“e Price Mark" which will I”)
ran. who Is \liss \larsh 3‘ leadln man shown at the Palace Theatre on Thurs
.n this play, made 9 bet on the amount dad Frida 0‘ this week
of damage that We 'd be done. ' ay an y '
Barron turtle a careful survey of ".8 CLASSIFICATION
the number (1' 'et.is, multiplied by' "I wonder what a voice from the
something or (”“913 and concluded tombs is like” .
that a requisition should be sent “1 “we” It is something like a
through for about fifteen dollars. ek'eletons articulation"
or] that i should not he ('ilr'l in iinv
.vampire role. Mr. Int-e u-u-relt Ianch-
'mi as he remarked: ‘l'ou bet you
won‘t. You itutv not have tliscoH-red
it. but the vampire, is oitt of style and
you' re going to be in film Iashion,‘
"So there you are.‘
at 59.0.11 '
“A Sleeping Memory."
Things You
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French novelist.
motion pictures.
" REGENT THEATRE TODAY
“Dead Shot Baker," Starring the Pop-
ular Carot HollowAy and Wil-
liam Duncan
Two \‘itagraph favorites without
equals in thtlr special lines wi'l be
welcomed in “Dead Shot linker.
Greater \‘itztcraph liltie Rilthon
lure, which will be the atrariion in
the Recent Theatre todav. They are
George Holland and Joe limit. “110
take the part of cattle rustlers. out-
laws and seminal had men in this
great wild west picture. There are
no better men in the saddle titan thcv
and the remarkable work they did in1
“The. Fighting Trail." Vitagrap'h great.
serial of adventure. is repeated in
their latest picture. The leading roles
in this creat production of the west
are taken bv William Duncan' and
Carol Holloway.
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.REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY
a SevenPart
Metro Special. Starring Emily.
Stevens
in “.l Sleeping Memory." the Metro
special production de lure, starring
wonderful Emily Stevens, :1 cast of
Mipiayi-rs well known to Metro audienc-
“The purpose of this
organization is to en-
cuttrage thrifl by the
housewife obtazmng
the discounts given for cash
trade represented by trad-A
ing stamps.”
-— H 'ornnn’: (ii-operative Saving:
Sociciir: of Karim.
The nationally known AFN.”
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you best. , I
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stars.
most .-"celebrated woman In the world
makes her screen debut. Is that of a
world-famous
France.
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{Mills-1. W‘l10.1a.< plavi-d with success on supersede pagan beliefs Prom among colored cover a wide range of nuts
'hoiit the taco and screen enacts the her many love: 5 the fancy of Thais is jects-pelenco
lrole of Powers Flake.
:lilaSt'li opposite Miss Stevens In "The young man who is noted for his learn-vine... pm being many beautifully col-
Wheoi of the I :.11v " He has also up- mg
ptared in important features produced
hv oihei companies
jstagi- he has had an enviable record jpalous rival plans his death.
with many world-famous ‘
Mr. Mills also
0n the speakinz
Marie Mitlcronl plavs Dr. Trow.
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A Goldwyn Photoplay at Regent Then
tre Thunday and Friday
The story of "Thais." the Goldwyn
photoplay in which Mary Garden. on
novel by Anatole
According to the action of the pho-
'topl'ay. "Thais" II a celebrated beauty
’In the city of Alexandria, whose In-
;numerable love affairs have scandal-
Izctl the civilised world. The time In
justwhen Christianity la beginning to front.
I. An intematidnally famou'e
story by the foremost living
2. Mary Garden’s first operatic
prima donna role in America.
It marks her screen debut in
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soldiers in the various camps of the a Camera," by Roy F.Andrews; "Down
country.
lineal for cooperation with the .‘a on C. Murphy. From time to time,”
lag thousands of lantern slides with lectures will be forwarded. and In the
the Y. 31.0. A. unite abroad, for the near future motion picture film: will.
entertainment of our soldiers at the he sent over, such so were taken by
presents:
‘77Iep mart celebrated woman
in the work! fbr her find
:creen appearance. . )
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GAgDEN
THAIS
THE STORY OF THE SAINT
WHO BECAME A SINNER
, AND THE SINNER WHO
BECAME A SAINT . . .-
YtIr a yoldwyn
Picture."
Ought To Know About “Thais”
3. A story of passion that has 1 «
been translated into eighteen
languagu.
4. Obtained from th 'Jaufhor for '
screen purposes only because ‘- -. -
_Mar;y Garden appear: in it. y .
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
2:20, 7:15am! 9 . '
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' EMILY Stevens 1» 1A sceceiooucmokv"
A 7-Port Metro Special Photopiay De Luxe at the Regent Theatre Wed-
needay
[Lewd [in Elli!ii D I'Drli
war. art architecture
encased by I’aphnutius. a wealthy 'and scenes from foreign lands, among
'ored views of villages in France and
The yottn: phllasfipht‘r at 0M" fall: Belgium. now devastated :by the ruth-
ln love with the tumour. whereupon a‘lOnEnPgd of enemy forces.
1 Itealizinit the splendid work the Y.
1.“, (l. A. is doing, the Museum III also
ipre paring for their use a series of Ice-
,tures to he circulatttl among the camp.
Four of these which have been nearly
Whilei’ieaders in the musical andlcompleted. are: "Hunting Elephants
theatrical world have been puttinsiand Other Big Game in Africa," by
into effect plans for entertaining our (‘arl E. Akeiey; "Whale Hunting with
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY ACTIVE
IN WAR WORKi
the American Museum of the River of Doubt with Col. Roose-
Natural History. true to its spirit of volt." by George K. Cherric; and “Bird
progressivenees, has responded to an Life on the Antarctic Island's," by Rob-
tlonal War Work Council of the Young the Museum's material is almost the:
Men's Christian Association by piac- hauetable. other slides and prepared
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5 May Esteban
i Goldwyn Piciu're: afar.
i in the Sensational Photoplay 'Thale”
mill!
“Quality Shop"
South Norwalk.
Annual Clearance Sale
COATS SUITS DRESSES
FURS WAISTS MILLINERY
while tonflned in the jail here. u
'i1 was said that little informs!“
1 as gained. An effort is said to h”.
been made to connect him with M
Newll’ear‘ 5 fire here which laid m
‘neal v two city blocks, but a a
without success W "I“!
The fatt that naval intelligence do
1fitls‘ were handling the case led to
, thi IN lief hen that the first of Sparr-
'tuan' s activities which came to the no-
tentlon of rovernment agents was It
a naval base or station.
.Dcciare Say Was at wheel in Ont.
SEATTLE. “ash, Jan. 15—“
al agents asserted here todar'thlt U
German spy. masquerading as 5
‘helmsman under the name of “Wit
iliam Swanson." stood at the wheel C
'the Alaska steamship Spokane wk.
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'l’oint, n. R, on the night of Novel»
ber 22. 1917. while bound from South-'
-eBstern Alaska. for Seattle with 231
passengers.
"Swanson" has disappeared. tho
,apsnts said. With Carl E. Else, 3
H111 1mm, and Carl Wiltsche. an All-
trfian, members of the crew, he was
attested November 28 on his arrival
here. The three were released DI-
cember 1.
"Swanson" Was not a member 41
the Spokane's crew, it was said. Ha
went aboard the Vessfil when she left
J.\ia~'i\.t toi Seattlt‘, mingled “with the
Mre and passed himself as a quarter—
mash-:1 " the federal investigators ol-
plained. They said he was able to
suct-‘ed in his deception. as the Sno-
kanr on the Voyage had a new not
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at the Regent Theatre Thursday and
Friday
DARIEN
rows In China and Japan. All of these
'films are being specially captioned so
that they will be self-explanatory.
, in addition tothls work, the Museum
is distributing to-the libraries of forty-
:Iilc army and navy camps. copies of
the American Museum Journal, a mag-
aztne 0‘ Natural history devoted ‘5 Navy Department ofiiials said tonight
mammals, birds, exploration and dis-~11“) had ”(.9in a brief report in
(“OWTIK ' itht arrest of Sporrman but that no
The Museum has an Honor Roll of details were given and the departr
1lftuployew in active service of thirty- mf‘1tf‘g‘” kn;\:lath1::rtt)}1]1: nggysm‘
. , . V . Pt o ring 1
“‘9 nanlt'fi‘.9nd a M" rel")! “5’00“” would be taken to Baltimore and
.ttou - organized by the women and en-l turned over to the Department of Jun-
fthusiasticaliy aided in Its work by the
with the faces of the vessel's crew.
The Spokane was floated some ti.
after she struck. No lives were lat
in the accident.
Arrest Reported to Navy Department.
WASHINGTON.
tire for disposition.
illlf'fl of the institution - which turns.“ _4 , -_
{out each month over fifty garments'
Take
nearly one hundred knitted articles anl
labout fifteen surgical dressings. to- -
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Vilnius-Zn]
and Smile
7gethcr wlt' comfort kits and various";
at Stomach Trouble
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tufts “mm from time to time to ".\luE
scum soldiers."
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SPY FIRING :
A MAGAZINE;
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ln T..f IilI Form Only.
At All i‘iitugiste, 50¢.
llf'th't'liVI', are dentazcd to revcal his
eminuttjtm with int-Ed and Count
ilernstorfi‘ and to incriminate in asp;
plot persons in \Vitr-hlngton. lhtlti-
ntore and other cities. lit-tails of the
contents of the documents are with
held. btit it is understood that they
will icad to a number of arrests with
a a few days.
Spotrman's activities are said 'r
hat/e first attracted attention of nava‘
intelligence officers many weeks ago,
but his arrest was deferred untilmti-
dltional evidence could be gathered. ’.
Officers followed him, night and (lav. ’,..
however. the quest leading through!
several 'cities and even to at leasti
two army camps. Frequently. ac-l
cording to the story, tit-F1 prisoner pos-
ed as an officer of the United States.
Finally he went to the great army
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$28.50 Goats
$15 Coats $5.“
$15 Silk Dresses . . . . . $7.00.
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Fill “III"! III “I.”
Already calcium OOMDOUfld that ’9'.-
The slides. many of which arefiacldlllan In the Arctic, and by And-
‘ love
and navy base on Hampton Roads, but
The oiIlccr followed his lli'iill (lost-iv
Documents found on the prisoner,
before the United States entered thel’
chief of the lerman spy svstem in
There are reports that it has lm-n $10 Silk Poplin Dream $4.98
It. i. more than a year ago and later‘”
was closely questioned by ()IIltJlil Iron frame, seamless galvanb‘
One-quarter of a pen a tia’y will feed I
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before that a young naval agent. post-i
Int: as a friend of Germnv, had made
in NeWport News anti finally to ‘the
aviation field. four miles north of the, ii
and in his rooms at Baltimore are al-
leged to show that Sporrman began
war. Ityonc letter from Boy- lad there :7
is said to have been telee'nce to i
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the United States.
established that Spormnian tame to1 l .
the l‘ nited States on the (le-rman 11.1 it' i“ 1
sank a number of "W‘lCllflnl veau-iq
off the coast Offitlals, howe yer.
‘panl. No lamp needed. Coot! ah.-
luteiy nothing to run. Just eprlnlib
flock of 25 chickens. Will furnldt I
continuous supply of spring feed I
III-I'll- Allin-t chronic um and throl
trnutiirs. A lonle-rentmt vo ”aw,"
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”'1'”; “MMWM 95 Wellington It. lo. rm
" "" "’ "' .m- prompt DeIIVery Phone 1m
himself acquainted with Spoi'l'diiin.
cltv, where the arrest was made. .
his work in this country some time Q ‘
890,000 advanced Sporrman by the .
$18 Serge Dream $10.00
Arrived on U53. i'
marine ['63 which called at Nt-wuortJ
would not confirm this. Sportm y p
eats once a day with warm waters
whiter" Prlee “.1!
without “Film" or habit- -'.f<mnl1g Lian.
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Inclina- Loin-ten prj.
she crashed into the rocks off 10“ '
ofldeck officers who were unfamnht '
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