_ tt oomcrsbttoa also his tit-maul bo-
Regent Theatre,
Istinee at 2:15. Evening Show,
start prompny ll! 7 and 8245
Today. '
tween her Mr ud mother. Little Ei-
icon is sgroatfaVorite of Robert. Ind
he is very devoted to the child. Sorelvl
distressed at Judith'a perfldv. bet
leaves Wicklow, and a number 01'
years elapse before he returns. EL.
lcen, meanwhile, ball developed into1
a beautiful younz woman. ”(‘1‘ feeliuz‘
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in the Metro Wonder‘play ‘: citation to love during his absence.
tsid ” 1’ “ben Robert sees Eileen as uhc new
“The "‘1 er ‘l gppears, she captivates his heart (on:-
And Wm. S. Hart in :’ plelt-ly, and the workinu Oiii of,tite§r
” ‘i romance makes a story that l5 allo-
“The Last Card t Et‘lht‘l‘ delightful.
"" it . Of course, Mr. O'Hara will be heard
Monday it in a number of new songs this ura-
Emily Stevens :, =on. unone them being, "What Will I
in a Metro Feature gay? , “The Princess of My Healt."
“ . " My Old lrlbll .‘lother and irelnnd,"
Outwflted and "i Love and Adore But Tbte,“ and
his fine tenor voice is said to be at its
best. Another striking feature of the
performance will be the musical prov
cram tendered by the augmented or-
chestra carried by Mr. O'Hara. The
Latest licarst-l’athe News and :1
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Wodncoday~~Marguerite Clark in
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NOBWALK. TELEPHONE 1501-
ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY. FEB. 14
Augustus Pitou Presents the Actor Singer
FISKE O’HARA
In the New Romantic Comedy
“ The Man From Wicklow ”
HEAR O’HARA’S NEW SONGS
" What Will I Say" “The Princess of My Heart"
"1 Low and Adore But “My Old Irish Mother and i
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Prices ............. . . . 25c. 50c. 75o. $1.00 and $1.50 ,
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY J
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. production is said to be a very hand-
some one, and the cast is made up of
players whose names are well known
to local play-goers. Among the mem-
bers of the company art. Patricia Clary.
Robert Toms, an Donnellv, .l. P, Sul-
livan. Lillian Shaffner, .l. E. Miller,
Hatle Foley, William T. Sheehan and
William lomon.
mu. Dally 2:15, cw. 0:45, mo
PALACE THEATRE
TOdBY. Saturday Farnumo Recipe For Joy
VAUDEVILLE William Farnutu. the William Fox
-.and.-_ ,. .. . ~ t
. ' photoplav stat, ullo ulll shortly be
Charllcighaplm ,secn in “The Conqueror." the great
Elthomplay directed by R. A. Walsh.
lhns a recipe for happincstt. it is
:haru-tl upon his life long observation
50f things and events. And he be-
“Easy Street”
One of his most recent successes
lit-oral. i’athe News and Other.»
Monda :llm‘es he hm: follnd the liocrct of tho
Wallace Kc“ etcrnal smile nti hearty fellowship.
“‘ —in— ' No. l—Smllo—you'll always find tho
Nan of MUSIC Mountain” :(‘I‘llo of a smile.
No, 2—Follow the Golden Rule. Nev
edncsday or was the. brotherhood of man mOlI'
succinctly expressed.
No. 3—Antl love the children. In (W-
cry child there. is n treasure house of
ltnpplnosa to be found. Love them——
Constance Talmadgc in ,
ndal"
Thursda W'th .t. Il
Wills] Valdet lc
. Hart m . . .
“Th . ., ,, thel ulll lOV‘. you.
c G““fixll.€l’ N0. 4—.\ bank ll('(‘()llnl ill not 8V-
" a ol-ytllinc. Open tlpu fund in your
Thou H, Inca Presents heart with the world. The interest
will he tl'cmcntloutt.
'.\'o. a—cher lot a dtlv zo bv with‘
rut having llelpod Rome one. Favors.
like lictl. come to roost.
Thus ‘1 is that William l-‘nrnmn
plnvs the game of life. And this or
these are tho rcnuon the big star hal-
tluch a tremendoutt following on the
.ncreen and in the real world. And
these are the reasons his pcrcouallt!
is so strong that even mcn smile ln
sympathy with hint and co blocks out
of their way to shake- by the hand.
“The Conqueror" will be shown at the
Palace Theatre noon.
Enid Bennett
:1 Her First Paramount Picture
_ “Kc s of Rt htcous”
. _ Saturda
'lllt episode of the " lddcn Hand"
aaturing Doris Kenyon, Sheldon
‘ twin, Arline Pretty and Maillon
tunlltm.
Zlarlie Chaplin in “The Adventur.
-r" and others.
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REGENT THEATRE
PALACE t THEATRE
Thrill Scenes Draw Big Crowds
"As bllelll as l' graveyard at mid-
night" has been the accepted descrip
tion of Wall Street on Sunday. but
the Wl'llt‘l'ti who have used this th-
scrlplotn until it has llecom a trlto
phrase, barred from the bent publica-
tions, could'have modified it to in-
clude the words "except when ‘tiCellG-il
for an episode of 'The Hidden Hand'
are being filmed." had they witnessed
the large crowd that gathered on a
recent Sunday when an episode of
this Pattie serial, which opens at tho
Palace Theatre. Sat, Feb. 16. was her
ing taken on Wall Street,
The scenario called for Wall Street
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Min From Wicklow”,
Flake O'Hara, the eminent ll'llill ro-
mantic actor, who In one. of the popu-
lar annual visitors to this city. comes
to the Regent Thursday night, Fobrn-
my 14th, in a new three act comedy,
“The Man From Wicklow." Anna Ni-
chols is the author of the play, and
in the part of Robert Emmett O'Don-
ovnn, the principal role, a 'e is said
to have provided the Irish tar with
the_ best part of his career. The play
is a clean and wholesome love story:
devoid of‘vlllalna, free. from any men-
"The
Miss Kenyon was being carried with two rather tragic pictures entitled
the water through the Jmcd bolc.""l‘hc Prlaon Without Walls" sud “The
A camera tripod Was willed ' by the World Apart." Came next aunny‘
quirk-titted Mr. Smil‘i' and placed Katblyn Williams with whom i did
cro:swise across this hole. On this "Big Timber" and a patriotic film en-
tities Kenyon placed her foot and titled “The Thing We Love." Others
kept herself from being drawn are Dorothea Abrll and Ann Little, not
through the dangerous opening. to mention Mae Mal-all. whose naming
The crowds that gathered to ace the southern sweetheart l was in "The
scenes taken became no big that the Birth of n Nation." _
police reserl'es were called out to, Strange to say. however, the real
handle them. ‘lnwecthcart. uheto whom l still send
violets regularly. is a pronounced bru-
nette. She. does not crinkle her nose
when she laughs, moreover. and her
of hair is perfectly straight. Dorothy Da-
vcnport, who is looking over my about-
PALACE THEATRE
Old Sweetheart: of Mine
Being the Frank Confessions
handsome Wallace Reid, the Para-
mount ntar. who is appearing in “Nan d" "Ml" l'm writing this in our home
of Music Mountain" at the Palace 5“ Hollywood. California. “9‘" "'9
'l‘llcntro. Monday. Param nnt studios, sava she will pro
Tho ”m one, i think, was my kin- imblv sue me for libel—for, she in-
dorcltrten tcnchcr in St. Louis, about “9"“ it does curl—on "I", days, 5'
lwcntv VO‘H“ llzo. She had such won- least, around her “"-
tlcrful fuzzv yellow hair. and her nose """"
crinkled beautifullv when llhe umiled—- “EOE"? THEATRE TODAY
which was often. Besides. llhe uuPd
to lot me carrv hcr bug and once I,
fought a small urchin who out n,
mouse in her desk—not that i didn't'
cnloy tht- consequent upheaval qultc
3“ mllf‘ll all “P (WP—bl" 1m“ '0 9'0"“ The famous Pembroke entitle on
that l reallv wn" \vhnt shc culled mr'mng lt-land will be seen in "The Out-
——hcr knight. alder." a Metro wondcrplay adopted
Since then i hnvo bnltlcd for mnnv from bouts 10,99}, Vance'o nchl. "No-
a fair lady—8“ 0' whom l have loved body," starring exquisite Emmy Wob-
——1n the uccnnrlo—of course. Amonl: len. which will be shown at the Re-
thesc the great. Geraldine Farr" gent Theatre today.
“land! 0!" llrllmllll’l‘”y l“ "l" "‘"m' “The Outsider” required a magnifi-
For her I have fought in bull "in” cent residence with llumputoua nur-
and battled Wl'h “it" and "'0’" 1“ rounding: and this famous" estate wnl
"Cannon" and “508“ "‘9 Woman" '9‘ selected all hcintz absolutely in keep
socctlvolv. M1" "1 "'an Woman lnlr with the beautiful background of
not] Fortzot" and 7““ Wvll'l‘me" lithe Vnncc tttory.
have 10"?“ h" W‘dlli; To secure the "atmosphere," Cap
ctmt‘hml'. though. most 0' my tnin Dc Lamar himself played the
urrnpn sweelltt‘nl'ls have been blond! great pipe. organ. In "The Outsider"
,——thoro was (‘190 Rldcelv, the slum Metro partom:
,nino-looklnz glrl Wllh whom I 1')“le handsomcnt "show"
in ‘Thc Golden Chance." “The Low country.
Hank," “Tlit- Selfish Woman." "Th“
House of the Golden Window!" and
“Tho Ycl‘ow Pawn." Bv the time I
was boclnning to think i should be
achcduled to Nov 00903"? demo”.
Indian with coldon curls for the rest of
my life. thcv gnt'e mo beautiful Anita,
King. Rllt‘ of the straight. raven lockl.
Wllll whom I madn "Th9 Golden F91-
Emmy Wohlen in the Metro Wonder-
play. “The Outsider" and Wll.
liom 8, Hart in "The
Last Card"
places in thc
REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
Emily Seven: in tho Metro‘Photoplay,
"Outwitted"
Sconce surrounding beautiful Lake
George are shown in ”Outwittcll." the
forthcoming Metro wondcrplny star-
rlnl: wonderful Emily Stevens, to be
will see one of the .
Prank Currier) o. celebrated polntlngfohalrmttn was authorized to appoint:
«mt-tint
lI-ll-H-ll-ll-Il-ll-ll-ll-ll-Il- Ill-H-l'
WALLA’S‘lglelDT
.. lion of Music Mountain'
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PALACE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11.
' Filko O'Hara, Patricia Clary ltd Marie L. Malloy in the New lrisll Comedy, "The Man From Wicklw," ‘
the Mount Theatre. Thursday. February 14. Out. Will Be Placed on Sale Monday
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MONEY
Don't lulu this. Cut out till-
‘Portnlt of a Lady," by William committees on publicity, nuance, de-' r
Chug, i, been, ,9, into the “infra?!“ of hall's,c:nd for tgc forma-
Ibo" . . on a Voca ‘ on". [titanium enclose with c d ma“ tm
The the 3'". ""9"“ _ "mout of these committees will’ be E Co 2835 Bicdlgld "on?"
9 “‘9 0' fl dlclnphonc ll Clelt’rl‘ made later. with the exception of the ' '
brought ““0 the MOT! of “Outwlt-'oommlttce on choruses. the chair ammo writing "“7 name “‘1
ted." The audience sees the conspir-Vllolnllng Edward J. Sims, or Norwai‘tt Edelrly. You will receive in return
stortt place the instrument where tht‘ °“ "1“ “Milli“- AnY WBOII- ellt trial package containing FolcY'l =
victim's own words willbetray him. male or female who can sing is earn' 0, “d Tar Compound. for
loatly uefls’ted to ' t‘ into touch , .
“‘- {with Mr. Sims. thehafi in today's cold: and croup, Foley Kidney
for pain in sides and back; rh ,
'papers a notice making such request.
tiam, backache, kidney and bluddu'
l Eminent speakers for the tailic. .
will be secured, and no admission fee manta, “‘1 ““97 Cathartic Tam";
allouldlcr c0|lcctiona will be made at tr wholesome and thoroughly cl
(rallies. the State Council of Defense cathartic, for conaupatlon,
desiring them to be of a popular char- ”u. headache and “an“ - . I
"t2 t‘ Balloon-Powell Corporation.
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"WHAT THE WAR MEANS TO
AMERICA"
Everv citizen of this clt)’
hear the Hon.‘ John H. Crosbv. o
Hartford, Conn. at the Palace Thea-
tre, Sunday evening. The subject of
Mr. (‘rosby'll discourse will be "What
the War Mean! to America." lie [5'
one of the motlt rcmarkallle speakers
in the state of (‘onnecticut and is con-
sidered one of‘ the foremost oratory;
in this section, The. Knights <3 Colum-I
bus. under whocc ausnlr' .ile lectulc‘
tor" and "The Squaw Man's Son"-—‘seen at the Regent Theatre on Mon-
rnd a great deal of fun we had If it.
too. Miss King is one of the best
“fellows" 1 know,
But it was not to last. for another
fair haired "sweetheart" next appell-
ed, this being Myrtle Stcdman of the
liquid voice and melting eyes. (i read
(Earle Fore) were taken, and this
right sort of background for the
budding romance in “Outwitted.”
in one of the magnificent rooms in
We did
tion of the war, and appeals to all
classes of theatregoera. ' '
in the play, Robert O'Donovan loves
Judith Norwood. the daughter of a
proud but impoverished family. Ju-
dith does not care for him, but hit
wealth appeals to l '1', and she is will;
log to sacrifice hr. '=lf for the all!"-
once it will bri ~ : ‘t.cr. Robyrt I! told
at Judith's true' it cling for him by lit-
tle .Elloen, Judltll'n sister, who, in . ll
1burnt of childish confidence, rcpcats‘
‘ "The Three 0” Eye
Sell/it. e, Conscience
, Thckcynlltoofoururviceis
Oomoldntious, scientific of-
l forts in making the examination.
Adm in selection of lenses
and are given with
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the trous' welfare first in
Our optical goods are made
with a conscience. .
We oonsdouttoully believe
we can misty you and "hour
friends in court! to their on
and glosses.
Ocuiuts. Optomctrtstl. o'ptlelm
"Tho lulu or Good Gland
‘_ 41 Atlulllc at. Stamford. Conn.
.t '-Onnllt.lvo.lllip.n. lot. 1'?
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t heated by the run and when the cold
t the outer and inner surface: of the
llvchcdulcd to make into the tank and
the house of Larson (played by
atmosphere and to get it over 6. A. that about her somewhere»
Smith, former publicity manager or
Pathe, who supervised the produc-,
tion of this serial. decided that Wall'
Street was the proper place to go fol ;
such atmosphere. The ortlinal'y‘l
crowds in Wall $tret-t would prevent '
the filming of the scenes on week]
days, so Mr. 'Smith decided to tako'
them on Sunday, despite the fact that}
he would have to gather in n lam-'1"-
,supply of extra men and women to!
make up the crowds.
in addition to taking the scenes onl
,Wall Street itself, one of the stunts.
[in the episode called for Doris Kenn
yon, the star of the serial, to jumlli
five stories into n his water tank,
{located on the roof of a huildinml
'Thcrc was no suitable tank to Do;
found and one, which would hold;
4,200 gallons of water, was built. The‘
eldest of this tank w‘t‘re of glasn, on":
inch thick, and it happened to be no:
:placcd that the morning and mid—day:
Illn warmed the glass. Water was.
{not allowed to flow into the tank
luntll a short time before it was to bc‘
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iit, an unequal strain was placed on
ittrlnas. The tank was filled and ers
[Kenyon made the Jump she was
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“It as tho Itullt was finished, “u
per the scenario, another stunt not
on the program boson. One pane of
lilac Inch thick glu- uvo way no
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Will. u. mm ,
In “‘I'M Loot Card” at m m Theatre‘l'oday. All. Emmy
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N“ “W” Stevens) and Billy Bondttllc mcmberq of the citv council have
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picturesque locality makes just the" The completc program is an (0
' den and Alborn.
ly as the program .
is conducted. asuuro "l'who attend an
been Invited to attend.
lows:
Overture—Orchestra.
Tenor solo—Edward J. Splan.
introductory address-Judge Wm.
F.Talnmuny.
Address-"What the War Means
America." Hon. John F. Crosby.
Premier Trio, Messrs. Sexton,
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(b) Bolero—Moakowskl.
t Mary Miles Minter in the super do
luxc motion picture. "Her Countrys
Call." .
Exit march. orchestra. "Over t -
Topfl—O'Hflrl. ear Th.‘ Mu" Wonderplay' "ThE out Ildel'," Starring Emmy we’l'fll'
mm” m "mm“ m mm ' gent Theatre Today. Also William 3. Hart in "The Last 0|rd."“ -
will be started ‘
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promptly‘at 7:30 p. m. l
The admission is twenty-five ccnts.,
'.\'0 seats reserved. ‘ ,
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COMMITTEE ON
WAR RALLIES MEErsi” w p U o' - s of ..
(Continued From Page One). l g cm en 5 "'0" u,
the objects affirm-W 0' "he, A lot of Women’s Winter Union Suits—nil fresh, om
rallies: Mating that raliits were to:
merchandise We have pulled them out of the shelves became
' 'mcnt other than the pattiot
d“-
ttlu. m‘h" ;.
uo mot'e-
to one of
tinforming the public of the lumen of,
’thc war and what each person must
ldo as his contribution to the work.
) Short talks were lrlldc by Reta;
Thomas J. Finn. Rev. Ernest f-‘. .‘fic,
Gregor. Rev. Fro crick A. Coleman;
‘(léncral Ruuocll F out. bend of the ‘o-'
cal war bureau, Judge Nehemiah Can
dad and Judge James T. Hubbell. hill
.of who npoke of the necralllty of
'thc alias and the duty of the our
meta—support the work of the com
mittcc.
, poniclglleosh was made secretary of .
‘,'t1lll"comm1tteo nnd Charles E. oyl .
w T. Hubboll were uppointcd
'0... to recurs bulls. The
ldi tnltmtol _ .
be h n P “ fl wcwill not be able to duplicate the numbers again—a oondfiiol
we face from season to season there war times.
There are various weights and stylu among them. .
A most advantageous time to secure your Underwear to: .
nut winter at decidedly economic prices. . ' ‘
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