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GLADYS DROCKWEIJ. .
In the Timely American Drama
’ “For Liberty”
1And Wm. S. Hart in
‘ “The Marked Deck”
Mam-av
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
And Beverly Borne in
'“Red. White and Blue
Blood”
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Iienrst-Pathe News and a
Keystone Comedy
Kennedy in Goldwyn PL:
Little Wile."
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Tonight
3 Complete Vaudeville
‘ Pe rfo ormances
* \nd 'Fntty‘ lloscoe Arbucklc in
“A Rural Demon”
Ami Sixth Episode of
“The Hidden Hand” .
And the Current Hearst-Paths
News
First Performance tonight at ll: 45
.90ch Performance tonic -ht at h: 40
Monda
Mae Ma
“Fields of lDialonid'r”
By Irvin S. Cobb
Also theuthird James Montgomery
Flagg Girls You Know" series
entitled
“The S uperstitious Girl”
Also the Latest Hearst Pathe News
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the role
ill sister and herself under most
verse conditions.
Her brother and her sistei' s sWect-i
heart have died fighting each other on
a European battlefield;
country. which Marie cannot altord.
Then‘hiarie thinks she sees an end of
her troubles, for Robert Vorhls, the
handsome vcunc son of a wealthy
'judze, asks her to become his wife.
But the end is not yet. Larry. a
supposed friend of Robert. whose evil;
advances have been repulsed bv Marie.
takes revenge by declaring that Marie
accompanied him home one night after
leaving Robert. Marie flees the house.
Robert's parents thereupon. urge him
to so on a trip for several weeks to
'trv to forget the girl: so he goes.
During his absence,
steadily growrworse. The doctor sulf-
gests that he be moved to a charitable
ihorne for tuberculosirpatlents. and in
___vcair\lng out this plan Marie goes to
wimake arranzements She has only a
ienzral address of the home. so 'n
quires her way of several men and a
detective mistakes her purpose and
‘srrests her
But just then Robert returns from,
his trip determined to make Marie
{his wife, and he bezins a svrtemntic
'search for her that culminates in a
thnppy reunion.
‘ naeemruearae mouoav
'Francls X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayhe in “Red. White and
Blue Blood”
. A Western train hold up is an en-
tertainlng feature in “Red, White and
Blue Blood " aMetm Wonderplat co-‘
starring Francis x. Bushman and Bev-
erly ‘Bayne, which will be shown at
the 'Regent Theatre on 'Mondav
Helen Malloy-vathe (Beverly
‘Bayncl. the heroine of the storv is
coming East on the transcontinental
flyer and at c. lonely spot the train
is held up by masked robbers John
Smith (Francis x. Bushman).
arms the bandits and orders the
Tuesday .
William S. H '
"l‘he oncifiii' m
ii iii mums
PALACE THEATRE
3 Those who have seen llfrn'James
1- «Montgomery Flagg‘s inlmita'bly enter-
inclining comedy sketches at the Pai-
one Theatre will be interested in bear-
dog that the third of the series will ap
pear on Monday. These sketches
have the much sou: After “universal
unmet." bees :se in every tvpe por-
Irayod each oi us see: herself. himseit
or some friend or relative. Few of us
can resist the time-honored conces-
sions to petty. superstitions. stopping
involuntarily to pick 'upa pin. exi-
jclaimlng as one stumbles up the stairs.
“Not this year!” ‘ regarding the blnc‘
bat'! appearance as portentous of cal.
, life: was one side step after another to
ovoid inipsnding csstaetrophe. Incl-
pthérs or brought upon them—the mis-
inns she was dodging.
Banish“ to Force! Girl. He Returns
i To Win Her
the Marsh. star cf'the~ new Gold-
wny Picture. “Fields '0! Honor." from
the story by Irvin 8. Cobb. In the Set-
'.'-{Ilir.'.l.ll.MalIcry
DENTIST
damn Comm
bratty. etc. For the superstitious girl
mentally. she stepped on the toes of.
passengers to reclaim their valuables
iwhlle he makes the robbers hold up
their hands. This incident brings
'the young people together.
.i A special train was hired to secure
these scenes. Director Brabin intro
duced many incidental bits of comedy.
action which olfer strong contrast to
the thrilling scenes of the hold-up.
'.ilted White and Blue Blood" is a
colorful romance full of adventure.
“FLO-FLO” AT THE REGENT
Big Musical Comedy Will Show Hers.
Tuesday Night. March 2|
“Flo-Flo," that lyrical laugh-making
musical comedy. which has been hav-
ing a scnsatlonally successful run at ,
the Cort Theatre, New York. for many
months. will be brought by John Cort
to the Regent Theatre here on {i‘ueso ,
day evening. March 26.
Just one of the reasons why "l-‘lo
Flo" in addition to being Mr. Cort's
"war-bride" musical show. has been
taming crowds away from the Cort
nightly. is its comedy chorus. every
.member of which—not only is a "per-
feet thirty- slx"—hut also boasts of that
i ‘hitherto unknown quantity among
chorus girls—a sense of humor. An-
other may be hand in the trick hat
of that comedy pair. Pinky and Ale!-
sius. whose feet are as agile as their
headgear. i"
“Plano." has plot. which must
be attributed to Fred de Grcsac. It
has to do with the love alfair of Miss
Stokes rad her childhood playmate
ftom Oshkosh. who are separated by
a worldly mother and an impcstcr of
a count. who schemes to marry Mia's
Stoker: for her mum.
Incidentally. the Bride Shop is the
back-ground of the most striking insh-
lon parades ever seen on the stage at
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Ta Nfizrc'rhth‘cstn. The models
his cast.
in one number alone are said to have
" cost the producer thousands of dol-
‘ Gladys Brockwoll
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urdav Evening Post, and to be showni
at the Palace Theatre Monday, has'
of Marit- Mo. HCTCJU,‘ a lift? ’.
French girl struggling to support ht‘r'
uti-I
the doctor use.
ordered that her sister he sent to the,
Marie's sister
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York HIM hull“ di‘
cult “IIVW’HOW one ‘kmumflmtflfllab
its popularity more to its snappy
and catchy lvrles or to the lavish-cu
lines
with which John Cort has costumed
The evening wraps worn
tars,
R EGENT THEATRE TODAY
in “For let'ty.”
and William 8. Hart in "The
Marked Dock -
American {omen
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The caught in
Berlin in the turmoil that followed
the declaration of war between the
United States and Germany, and her
fight for herself. her country and her
sweetheafi That is. in a nutshell. the
story that‘ Gladys Brockwell brings
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Gladys Brockwsll in “For Liberty." at the Regent Theatre Today. Also
Wm. 8. Hart in ”The Marked Deck.”
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