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.‘ Regent Theatre ’
Matinee at 2:15, Evening Shows-
start prompiiy at 'l and 8:45
Today.
Emily Stevens
in a Metro Ftflilllt.‘
“Outwitted”
Litter! Hearst-Pathe News and 3
Keystone Comedy
Wednesday
Marguerite Clark
in a Paramount Picture
“The Amazons”
turton Holmes Travel Pictures
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new! discover that they have grown
to young ladyhood and are much in
love with three valleant English lads.
A triple altar bid to be built especially
for the wedding, for the ordinary air
tsr would not hays been wide enough
for the three couples. Don't miss
Marguerite Clark in “The Amazons,"
a screamingly funny picture with all
the humor of "Miss George Washing-
ton" and the charm of “Snow \K'lil'e.”
FlSKE O'HARA REGENT THURS.
Flake (J'Hpra, the popular lrlsh at“
tor-singer, will be seen at the Regent
Theatre Thursday night. in his new
play. "The Man From Wicklow." it
is a comedv in three acts and was
written by Anna Nichols. The scenes
of the plav are-laid in \Vicklow. ire-
nnd a [some] comedy
Friday—Mildred Manning in “The
Marriage Speculation."
Saturdaranrle Williams in a
‘ great story "in The Balance" and
‘ Wm. S. Hart in “A Square Deal."
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”It. Dilly 2:15, Eve. 0:45, 8:30
Today. Monday
Jesse [main Presents
WallaceBeid in
“Nan of MRS“: Mountain”
Hearst-Pattie News and Others
Wednesday
Constance Taintadge in
andal
And a two-part Keystone (‘omedy
Thursday With Vaude-
Villo . .
‘Wm. S. Hart in
‘The Gunfighter”
Friday,With Vaudeville
iii Bennett in
“The Keys of Righter.- 1”
Saturday With Vaudeville
The first episode of "'i lic Hidden
Hand," featuring Doris Kenyon,
Sheldon Lewis. Arline Pretty and
wlahlon Hamilton.
Special added attraction Charlie
liuplin in "The Adventurer."
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
l'wu'ly Stevens in Metro Wonderplay
9' Love and Hevonge“0utwltted"
'iousands of dollars' worth of Orien-
tvl goods were used in furnishing tho
apartment for the mystic clairvol‘ant
stones in the forthcoming Metro won-
rlorplay, "Outwitted," starring Emily
:itevens, which will be seen at the
'izcgeiit Theatre today. The luxurious
outer room contains a cosy dlvan.
tenkwood and ivory inlaid furniture.
draperies and rugs from the Far East.
band—carved taborets, vases and jar-
tligileres of beaten and spirit brass and
innumerable Oriental antiques, all of
which blend in givingtlie effect of
mystery.
The crystal room of Nan (Emily
Stevens) contains a mystic throne
which faces the entrance. A flood of
light illuminating this throne and tall
containers with burning incense stand
at either side.
REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY
Marguerite Clark in the Paramount
Picture, “The Amazons"
There will be a triple wedding at the
Regent Theatre Wednesday of this
week. This will be in the Marguerite
(dark picture, “Tr- Amasons,” and
is one of the prett; :t affairs of its
~kind ever filmed Three lioydenish
sisters who have been raised as boy-9,
no, account of their parents' disap-
pointment at their not being sons, sud-
coon insult inn
,nuncnncr.
It
While it would be an extrav-
agant statement to say that the!
two were always coincident, it.
must ho acknowledged that
poor vision does not stimulate
to study.
loo that tho children are not
hasdicoppd in this round. ,
Our oculist «amines eyes
without churn. - '
THAMER
commute-anus. Opticians
“rs-um or, Good oils-or
0f Atlantic 8!. Stamford. cons.
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land. in the early part of the labt cen—
5 tury. and Mr. O'Hara plays the role of
lRoliert Emmett O'Donoran, one of
‘thosc dashing, roriiaiitic characters he
is in soil fitted physically and
ltiii'niith his acting ability, to portrav.
l The storv is wholesome and sweet
land is filled with clean comedy and
lcliai'nilnz romance. Robert is in love
,with Judith .\'orwood? a proud and
haughty daughter or an impoverished
family, but she cares nothing for him.
lis \‘.‘Hi"lll being all are. ls ini'-r--r"-'
Iin. Roberts eyes are opened by Ju-
dith’l little sister, Eileen, who, in a
tmrsi of childish confidence reveals to
him the true state of her Sister's feel.
his. Little Eileen loves Robert‘. who
is very devoted to the child. He leaves
Wickloiv after Judith's perfldy is dis-
closed to him, joining the king's ser-
vice and winning recogntlon for his
bravery. He returns to chklow after
an absence of a number of years, to
find little Eileen now grown to beau-
tiful womanhood. The love he he
stowed upon the little child now devol-
ops into a man's love for the girl of
his choice, and Eileen. who has cher-
ished her love for Robert during his
absence, gives her heart to the hand
some O'llonovan, and the play ends
just as every one wants it to.
Mr. O'Hara sings a number of new
songs especially written for the play.
among them being “What Will i Say?"
"The Princess of My V” ' Old
1 sh Mother and Ireland," and "i Love
an Adore But Thee." His voice is
said to be at its best this season, and
this always welcome feature will be
one of the principal treats of the per-
formance. The special augmented or-
chestra, nutter the direction of Mr.
O'ilnra‘s general music leader, Mr.
Cass‘ Freeborn, which was so notable
an attraction last season, is again
with the company and will he heard in
a program of classic and popular mit-
sic.
Manager Pitou has provided a splen-
did supporting company, including Pu-
trlcia Clary, Robert Toms. May Don-
nelly, J. P. Sheehan and William Lo-
man. The stage pictures and costumes
are true to the period, and are said to
the quite handsome.
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PALACE THEATRE
Frank H. Spearman Approves Film
. Version of“‘Nan of Music
Mountain"
lf Frank H. Spearmnn doesn't look
out he is liable to be dynamited by the
Disappointed Altliors' Association of
:America. The reason for this animos-
ity against Mr. Spearmnn is the fact
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| If lililNilS limit,
iEat Loss Moat and Take 8am for
Ineys, they become overworked; get
liiluggiiih, ache, and feel like lumps of
l
Buckachc or Bladder Trouble
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
Uric acid in meat excites the kid-
:bladder is irritated, and you may be
iobilged to seek relief two or three '
:tliues during the night. When the
‘kldneys clog you must help them
flush off the body's urinous waste or
At first you feel a dull misery in the!
ache, sick headache, dizziness, stom~
och gets sour, tongue coated and you
ther is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water.
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few dais and your kid-
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with lith-
is, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity, also to
longer is a source of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jud Salts is inexpensive, cannot luv
lure; makes a delightful effervescent
lltbis-wator drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. brunt-ts
hero say they sell lots of Jud Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid-
ney trouble while it is only trouble.-
Adv. '
,F'. Austin and Edward Burleson
you'll be a real sick person shortlyq
kidney region, you suffer from back-|
feel rheumatic twlnges when the wee ’
neutralize the acids in urlno. so it now
Regent
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
"What Will i Say"
“1 Love and Adore lint
Thee” Ireland”
Prices ................ 25c. 50c. 75c. $1.00 and $1.50
SEATS NOW ON SALE. J
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Augustus Pitoi: Presents the Actor Singer
FISKE O’HABA,
In the New Romantic Comedy
‘f The Man From Wicldow ”
HEAR O’HARA’S NEW SONGS
LIPID” 1601.
THURSDAY. FEB. 14
“The Princess of My Heart"
“My Old Irish Mother and
il‘trheae ’
that a mere motion picture company
--l’arnmoun'. to be exact——produced'
one of his brain children to his
int-.1 :atisfat-tion and delight.
process of construction tcar his hair.
gnash his teeth, or harshly denounce
the silent drama.
The noted novelist saw practically
everv foot of “San of Music Moun-
tain." Wallace Reid's starring vehicle,
filmed. He went with the coinpitnr to
Bear Valley, California, where the ex-
terior scenes were taken, and spent a
number of days around the studio.
watching Director George H. Mellord
transferring the story to the screen.
in splte of all this. Mr. Spenrmnn
considered Mr. 'Melford an intelligent
director, Wallace Reid as an ideal
character for his "de Spain,” and Ann
Little as the exact type for "Nam" as
Well as all the other people connected
with the cast as true to his own cont
ceptions of the characters as if they
had come to life and stepped out upon
the screen. .
V Heretofore it has always been the
custom. when an author sells his
books to be translated to terms of
the screen. for lilm to faint lit the
first scene lit' ix shown, to tear his
hair when he catches a glimpse of
the leading woman or man chosen for
his hero or heroine. and otherwise ile-
nounce or ridicule those who are at-
tempting to make his work immortal
by means of the "silent drama."
Paramount verv seriouslv consider.
ed the possibility of caging Mr. Spear-
mannind sending him as an exhibit to
the aforesaid Disappointed Authors' Ar
socintion, They would do
but Mr. Spearman objects on the
grounds that some of the authors who
have attempted to sell scenarios
might slip some poison bctween the
bars.
"Nan of Music Mountfiin" boasts a
‘cast that well might be called an nll~
star, including such famous players
as Theodore Roberts, Ann Little. Ray-
mond Hutton .Jamm Cruze. Charles
Ogle, Horace I}. Carpenter. Henry
Woodward, Ernest Jov. besides Wal-
lace Reid. the star. The photography is
exceptionallv good and many of 'the
exterior scenes, which were taken In
beautiful Bear Valley, California. are
among the most exquisite ever filmed?
“Nan of Music Mountain" will be
shown at the Palace Theatre todaY.
Interesting Historical Paolo Connected
With "The conqueror"
so indeed, ‘
{attack of about 4,000 .‘riexicaus.
they overpowered
fThree women. one a Mexican,
children and a negro servant
spared.
"Remember the Alamo" became a
war cry of the Texans. The Mexicans
again invaded Texas in 1842 and San
Antonio was twice captured and held
for short periods, first by General
Vasquez and later by General Volt.
San Antonio was the capital of
Texas durlng‘ the periods of Mexican
and American rule,
The most historic bulldlng is the
historic Alamo (named from the
grove of cotton-wood alamo, the popu-
liis monlllfera-ln which it stands). it
was begun probably in 1744 and was
the chapel of the 'hlisslon of San An‘
tonlo do Valero (often called the Alsv
mo Mlsslon). in 1883 it was bought
by the state and has since been main-
mined as a public monument.
General Sam Hosuton on the 21st
of April. 1836, while in command of
743 raw troops, met on the banlr of
the San Jacinto about 1,600 Mexican
veterans led by Santa Anna and com-
pletely routed them; on the next day
Santa Anna was taken prlzoner.
Texas' independence was won by this
victory (altiiough the ‘Mexlcan gov-
ernment repudiated the treaty nego
tinted by Santa Anna).
WEN?
CONSTANCE on MASCULINt'rv
Some one who has been interviewing
celebrities much longer than we have
sold to us last week, “All young mo-
tion picture stars have inflated crani-
uin‘s filled with nothing but an over-
whelming idea of their own impor-
tance.‘ They nre either rude or part.
ronialng. so beat them to it."
It was with this remark in mind that
we called on Constance Talmadgc, re-
solved from the moment we sent up
'our name until we reached the door of ‘
her apartment on the eleventh floor to
"beat her to it."
There was no particular reason Wily
we should have chosen Miss Talmudge I suppose all screen Home don't ms?
for our experiment save that she is
so young, eighteen, that we fancied
,she couldn't help having her head
turned by all the greatness which has
.been thrust upon her. and then she is
Pa sister of the forums Norma and
After 8 bombardment lasting from
m. the 23rd of February to the 6th of
5"] March. the Mexicans assaulted on the. . ‘
Spennnan did not once during the 6th, were twice beaten back. and then
and slaughtered
the garrison. five lone survivors bean
subsequently bayonetted in cold blood.l
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I Scene From Finite O’Hara's New Romantic Comedy, “The Man From Wicklow," at the Regent M
One Night Only, Thursday. February
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My hair as you see is naturally
straight. if I do it up for two or
three days it will stay in on". .Jr two
or three hours. so now i 11.; let it 30.
l
itlvely have to hate curls,‘ but all of
them do, it seems. so if that is the
standard of judgment l never shall
qualify."
Right here we received another side
light on Miss Talmadge. The tele-
Snn Antonio was besieged by th'? banks in the light of it reflected glorY. phone rang and instead of rushing
Texan army under General Stephen
1835 and was finally taken early
led by Colonel Benjamin B. Mllain.
lts recapture by Santa Anna. Feb
Our bad intentions. however, faded
just let her entertain in.
"Well. there is one thing you won't
joyously to answer it, as most young
in away before the sunshine of her smile "m, do, Miss Tslmadge said, "0b,
In and we forgot all about Miss Talmadge momma. please 3”,," that and say
December as the result of the attack being a celebrity and everything ‘ndfl'm out. No, It doesn't matter Who it
‘is, i won't go out. i don't like men."
This sounded so strange that she hast-
ruary-March. 1836. was distinguished 53’ about me. anyway; you woii't “f cued to qualify it. "i mean i don't
by the heroic. defense of the mission 1 nm a beauty. for l ne'er looked quite like most men. Tell me, am i queer
(particularly the chapel of
the so disreputable in my life. You see, i because I never could marry a' man
Alamo) by Colnels William Barrett just got back from Stamford an hour who wore tau buttoned shoes. 01’ ate
Travis, James Bowie
and Davy ago and in two hours from now I ”mach. or “Med an umbrella. or
Crockett and 178 others against the shall be on route for Niagara falls. had a beard. or said i'm feeling badly.
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[or wore a ring on his middle finger, or
. sang tenor? Of course there are plenty
of other things which might forever
bar hiin becoming my lawful protec-
tor. but those are the seven deadly
S.
mf’And it is so dimcult, too, to find I
leading man who can lead. Most of
- them look like butchers or ribbon
clerks. and as soon' as they find out
ithat they are attractive they want. to
Ibo starred themselves. Of course, I
don't blame them, but it is terrible.
terrible, to have to let a man make
love to you who eats his eggs with a
spoon." Miss Tulmadge sighed deeply
and musingly. and one could see that
it wasn't a bit funny from her point of
view. it was a real tragedy.
"Never again shall i work with M
Fairbanks. i nearly died when i
was his leading woman. Of mom I
like blur. Every, on love: Douala”.
{p intestinal!“ the strainLAiiun
' *‘ during tho filming of a
mom“ rlsko Illl life. Wbydn tho
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