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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 3, 1918 · page 3

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_‘ PALACE THEATRE“

 

' Regent ! . Thedire-
' .. TODAY AND. TOMORROW .

ELISABETH msnou'

In George loans W'I mm ”mm“ °I
Idea Philpott’s Imi-

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a ha p blending oLpIthos and my. skillfully inter-
mingled-1M1” that appeals to the heart. .
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flimsy—4nd: ’Piokford and Louise unit in on Para-
mount "m vsmmrr." a ntory of Love and Youth and
soundly School and “the making of a man You ii on-
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Today, Wednesday, at 2:15, 7:i_5 audit
MABEL NORMAN'D lN “DODGING A MILLION"

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A TWO PART KEYSTN E COMEDY

 

COMING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
’ SATURDAY ,.
Feature Photo Plays VAUDEVILLE
‘ Thursday Thursday. Friday I.
Wm. Fox Presents - and Saturday
/ George Walsh Engagement Extraord’nury
*in-‘s f Victor’s ’
“The Yankee Way” Musical Melange
A Star 3081131911 Comedy '01“ The musical and scenic event of
’iloys and Girls, young and Old the season

 

Presented by it cast of

 

l ’Frlday 15:?EOPi.l‘}~—i:’.
Jad‘ Gardner Warren and Frost
: ——ln———- . , 'i‘wo Broadway Stars in
“Gift 0’ Gilu ' A Rip Roaring (‘oniedy Creation

 

Gift, of (lab shows a..u: wards

properly applied. can win George Reeves

A Prince in (York

 

 

 

Saturday 7 l.v'llf' gun of "Honey Boy"
The two comedy kings g” lawns Minstrels
Charlie Chaplin and Ryan and Juliette
Roscoe Al'bllCllle Mi'l'l‘y Fai‘cenrs and Comedy
. —-in~— . Boomers
ii “The Knockout” Flving‘ Keelers
' / The Eighth Episode of Vaudeville's .iostrSciisational

“THE HIDDEN HAND" .
And the Palace News Pictorial

I“ EXTRA I . EXTRA ,
THE “Elsi" “THE BEAST 0F BERUN”
The Photoplay That MfiiedNew York Cheer Like

 

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him. only {stoma but protects Hana woviit mean.
4 your property __

. WHY NOT THINK lT OVER EVOI’VOM um Work, 3." and Don-
sums Loss. I”

That savings will win the war and
asserted recently in a statomut
'muad by President Arthur T. Had-
ley. of Yale University, through an

 
 
 

 
 
 

m, Haley's statement is as tollown:

available ”labor power of the coun-
try. Hundreds of thousands of our
melt have gone abroad: a still larger

Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. C. E.

79 Washington Streei‘
9 miles of fencing sold and erected
during the last fifteen years

 

c “0'“; others are insides sun- and
”“““""””"’“““"“““V ”' ammunition and aeroplanes. Still
like to know it. others are building ships in which to

“Down: a Million," Whit!!! *8 10 be transport men and supplies. Prob
shown at the Palace Theatre today. ably one-tenth or *the total labor 0!
has neltliér murders nor detectives to the county-y and one-fifth'of its high

create suspense; but by a. clever un‘ “we labor is being utilized for y..- on‘hand was intimated to be about!
‘ . ilfty tons. ‘

kept nf-bigh tension to the very’end. . To prevent this loss of productive; The dealer‘s reports to the secretary

(aiding of a novel plot the interest is mum,“ _ , .

Everything is handled from the power from Wm; a disaster.
viewpoint of the heroine. Arabella those of “a who say at home must
Flynn, who 13 8“ humble 4'9”" l“ ' work harder and consume less. This
lashionable modiste shop. The spec- is the only way 1.; which the “up“
tutor shares her wonder at the says- can meet its war bills. Loam and
terlous things that happen to her: 59' taxes nil! give the government the
giniimc. with the appearance 0' ‘ necessary dollars. But loans and
strnnge. YWM’ man who "“3 her "‘9 taxes will not enable us to win'the
names at her motber. father. KMd' war unless they are backed up by
mother and grandfather and than hur- actual savings: For the war is not
ries off. and learns the complete facts won by dollars. '1: is won by food
only as fast as they are. explained to and clothing, by coal “a iron.
her.

Events come thick and inst.

tier. numbered consecutively. and it than “8‘ bank that ilnances the loan.‘ The application blanks, the dr'lalers“ .
letter containing a check for 8800 and or' the capitalist who sells railroad were to order from headquarters, if or- . :

instructions to, open the trunks one stock to convert it into government
at a time on conseciitiVe days. Th“ bonds. The bank or the capitalist
first trunk contains beautiful clothes lives the government dollars. But
of the Civil War period; the second dollars without goods behind them
is filled with jewels. and the till“! menu increased prices. not increased
lloldfl bolllFli of a curious poison that Industrial ofllclency, A man who‘I
.lli‘-lil.L’il (lentil painlessly and instan- saves money out of current income'
toneously in three hours after taking. furnishes good“ as well as dong")

To complicate matters a nivstnri His subscription to the government
oitii. butnlwavs polite. Spaniard With loan represents an excess of produc-i
unlimited funds. suddenly swim-”9 tion over consumption; an actual cre-
near her and guides her in the pill" ati‘on of caplul which can be used:
rinse of more clothe; and Jewels, and for war purposes. if he has made'i
otherwise helps her to live the liii" 0" money to put into the ,govunmeilt
n veritable princess. loan by working harder. he has help-

Probably in all the screen carot‘l' (id to make good the deficiency in law
of linbcl Normand she has not had 3‘ bor power due to the draft.
part that has how i" clevé'l'li’ adapted
to her ciinrmlnc personalitiuol' that food or burning less cost. he has
exhibits in. succession the many tilt!“ increased the amount of food avails-l
m of hm. higrlomc nullity. “Bullshit! it bio for our troops and our allies.
Million’: in not the adaptation of a or the amount or coal. which can be'
static hm, but was especially written used to produce munitions. l
by Edgar Sciwyn. the celebrated ‘1'“ The ability of our troops to fight

in collaboration with A. M. Kennedy. on the,wlllingness of the nation to
to meet the requirements of the little produce as much as it can and con-

sume as little as it cant The‘margln
. between the amount of. food and fuel
and clothing and other necessities
of life which non-combatants produce
and that which. they consume is a,

fil’ii‘.

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AT THE. REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMOKROW

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IS COMING SOON

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,ncrnp; it turn ulth one and there are
’N‘Vul'ill thrown ln~betw'een. Most oi

, AI “LE "EH-8E8 n the fights are pier George's disguised

in CHAT - ABOUT “THE YANKEE primers. u-' it“) should be.
‘ WAY" ‘ 1 Aside from the pep and speed in this

.._. gdrama. aside {Him the fascinati i "I
To Be Shown at. the Palace Tomorrow’tlciugs's smile and'snappy way of do
With Vaudeville illlg :h'ngi. icu will enjoy the work of
The scene of George Walsh's opera- ii toaster cast whose members are
tions in "The Yankee Way." his Iawai'such players as Joe Bowling. Enid
William For feature. is the Balkans. Enlnrkcy, "liltties Elder and E] Find;-
. 'Now that bunch of spots on il‘eawlck. .
earth's surtncc whichflpass under the? “Thc Tanker Way" was produced by
collective name of the Balkans ““5 Richard Stanton one of Mr. Fox's old
been a pretty lively place dim": 'helgual'l directors. in it he retu'ns to
last five or fix years. but it my” his first ini‘d fr.’ it was with George
knew what speed was until 090789 Walsh in "‘i‘le Beast" that Mr, sonn-
it'nl'sli goes liver to manage his dad'ss' ion made his cebut us For dueclur,
“It"? rnnge. This film is of ”it. same high ll'lflniiiil
Before the inhabitants get wise to as his many other picture. With rm.
what was haflbéltlnt rconmuenfial tin irnmnm and Gladys Brockwoll.
sort '01 count disappears—lie is shipped i
not of the country ‘ 7 night in a side;
dotr pu‘lman: an i' .int revolution i4. _
“matched. a: I "re go sets sa'l ’im “Dodging a Million" is
the gocdeld if. 11-. :A. with the nation 5 ‘ prises
pet princess as his bride. . if ever there was a play shown on
we might. add that ‘nll this mow the screen that contained ~inure tin-iii-
place in Lithupla. Nobody ever heard ing mystery than Mabel .Nornlland a
o! It before—but who has heard of any , first Goldwyn starring vehicle, Dodg-
flalknn state except Bulgaria? Aniliing a Million," the authors. Edgar
“algal-la got its name in restaizt'u'tsiSelwyn and A. M. Kennedy. would
and on sign boards only because of it: i .. .. .
“I'll: Yankee Way" is a‘plctui'a tin-ii.i -
gin George Waish’ like a full dross.»

 

 

 

PALACE THEATRE

 

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From People You Know—From South

 

 

Hi" Norwailt Citizens
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It begins with I good 0” M“ c'l The greatest skeptic can hardly hill
1 .zse—t--- — _-. ‘ " ' .to be convinced in the face or evi

 

dance like this. it is impossible to
7 produce better proof of merit tilt/n
the testimony of residents of ‘80th
f Norwalk, of people who can be seen iii
any time. Read the following case of
it:- ‘

.llrs, A. LnCroix. 70 Spring streEi.
’South Norwiilk, says: "i have used
Dunn's Kidne ‘l’il'is with solid results
and l consider them reliable. Some
years ago i was troubled by ltldnc)‘
lcompiaint l suffered from my back
and my kidneys acted irrmiarly. it
didn't take nanny of' Dean's Kidney
This to cure too and i haven't had say
”(may trouble .viuco." «' = "

‘ . Price We. at all dealers. Don'tsliti-
3W stir for a slam moody-rant

Ne Developments in,
rite Sulphur .

General Hanager Home adviser .
development at Mine reveal also i
once of chimney formation of who
tically' pure sulphur deposit has
been opened up at a distance at
twelve feet and he estimates that
analysis will run. ‘ '
ovum so one cum. SULPHUR

This on will bring very high
prices and its discovery is expect
ed to add enormously to‘invut'
meat and spmlstlvs interest' in
Corrin- niocii. Price now ”.75 a
share. .. -

For particulars address:—

 

cannon}: LIWIB
Milan. ,9 -' Unu- “

 
 

 

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, i REGENT THEA‘TRE FRIDAY

flan's [Kidney Pills—tbs same thand‘ansl'r”

"Mother." an Appealing PhotOP‘ayv rough but fair measure of our possi-
Starring the Brilliant Eliza- ble lighting efficiency. For these
both Billion things are. the sinews of war.
As proof oi the oft-asserted Conten-
tion that a feature offering may ' be BOYS CANNOT' 5N7!“ "ACE-
devoid of tbc‘ two-called "thrill" en. PH'1-ADEW”1AvADril3--TheAm
rum. and yet "on, universally inter; letlc Council of the University of Penn-
ei-itins. George Loans Tucker. the 311- syivonia announced today lb“ "in ”“9
tcrnntloual producer. points to his lot with “5 policy '0 abolish all events
(.8. picture 0-;an "Mother.” which might be injurious to immature
Sponsored by McClure. Pictures our! youths." no Tull“?! under fightecn
offal-inn as star Elizabflh Risdon. lit years 01 we would be permitted to
present appearing in the William F... participate in the twomlle race of the
vershum production of "Misailiance.""mddl° 31“” intencholtstic meet to
now on tour. "Mother" was adapted beheld at Franklin Field on MR!
from the widely-rend novel by Eden fourth. The first action of he Un-
Phiipotts, entitled “The 'Mother.
Tucker Especially chose the story for tion of the hammer throw.
plcl'urization because of its lack of
hacknevcc situations and much-talkeilu
up “punch scenes." so often injected
to bolster up u weak plcturenplot.
. The tumour director firmly believed
that» the dominant theme of "motllll",
love" so tenderly depicted in hisynew-g
West. production. would more than oil-i
set the complete absence of railroad ‘
wrecks. automobile collisions and ‘ t'le, Here's Grandmother’s Recipe to Dlt'lt-
like l'iiricty oi "thrills" which appear; ennui Boautify Faded
in the avoiage state right feature. "a: Hair
Thiit be has been borne out in his in- That beautiful. even shade of dark.
lention is more. than proved by the glossy hair can be had by brewing
enormous crown! of correspondence anill'tture of issue Tea and Sulphur.
rectivcu’ not only from buyers and Inc Your bait is your charm. it makes or
hibitol-s. but from picture potions. mars the face. When it fades, turns
throughout the country all comment'- may or sin-aired, just an application
,inr; the beautiful subject dealt with is active of Sage and Sulphur enhances
f“limiter." , 'its appearance a bundredfoid.
' I Don't bother to prepare the mixture:
you can get this famous old recipc‘iin-
' -—«- proved by the addition of other ingred-
JiC-l‘ Pickford and LW'” Hull l“ ll" icnts fli' 5(- I.ents a large bottle l."
‘ “WWW“: “"5 WWW" . 'rcady for iisiv. it iii culled eriii's
Thr- “Jlstior Shop" of the Lawrence . Fluent.“ sulphur Compound. This
ville School stories Islands. out in: a m, alwayn to depended upon to bro:
place by itself in allure and fascina- Melt the natural color and lustre .0;
tion in case there should be one of your hair. - ’,.
;tnnuirlil,; turn of mind who demands; Evarybo'dy up” “Wyeth's Sage and
what 0" whom “Wilder" misht be. M sulphur Compound" now because it

 

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it undoistocd that s linger is a dellfi';darkchn,sii naturally and evenly that.

loan. momma. soul-Isthmus communaboiir «diet! it has been applied.
lion inadv. of ice cream. crushed fruitlym mmply dampen a sponge or bolt
and other blissful ingredients; In r‘heibrush with it and draw this throiiiili
.itgim shop the uwrsnceville boys. the hair. militia one small strand at a
havefomotdlmk and Latin transitiqmc; by morning thegray hair ital

 

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,Conneeticut war savings committee,

Home: are in training camps at'

5 distribution was to'go into elect. The

That is why a man or woman who administration, recommends the pine i
‘ A“ saves money to invest in n govern- ing of order; early as possible and give
expiossman delivers three trunks to meat 'loan helps ‘the country more reasons (or so doing. ‘

5 blanks in time to get them by April 1 y

ltrust these corrections will meet your.
if he has secured it by eating 19“,)”an

members of the City Council indicted E's-Illa“
nintist and author of “Nearly planted" and of our allies to live depends np-l on ”'15"! curses were to be If‘

Mr. ivcrsity along this line was the aboli-

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THE can SITUATION. l
' HOBBY

Editor Evening geaunei:

in last night‘s Sentinel, the article
under the head "Coal Still Boat-cam
was somewhat misleading in some of'
its statements. The amount of coal‘

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charged with soliciting
certain transit companies in connec

 

of the local fuel committee on Monday.
April 1. show that there was in the
local coal yards 2,271 tons of anthra- ,
cite coal. *While this is not a normal
stock, it is a larger tonnage of hard

coal on hand than there has been on POL'CWIN'
any Monday since last October. . ' BOSTON, Apr” 3-‘IAdV9Y'iSinB 70’

I
Am" 1 was not the date set by the candidntes for appointment to the
Fuel Administration for the placing of Metropolitan Park police force was re
orders for coal. it was the date set
when the new regulations for retail

cial grand Jury.

 

BOSTON ADVERTISES FOR

 

 

 

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tiered as advised. the blanks should
have been ready for use. The writer.
saw some pads of the application?
blanks in one deniers' office last salul- 5
day. . 5

Written applications are not requlr-'
ed fonorders less than one ion. 503
that present local trade probably has:
not bet-ii interfered with. even though
all the dealer.“ did not order their:

Believing that your policy is to tur-
nisli reliable and accurate information. ‘
as far as possible in your nears lIEIIISf:

for the readers of The Sentinel. we

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Secretary Local Fuel Committee. "Ill “‘
vouuos'rowu BRIBERY case. i . 329ml“
rounos'rown. 0.. April 3,—3even; sown/yd

 

AT THE PALACE’TODAY

rained today. The -Counciintan..

 

ELIZABETH izisoou ’

A Pbotsplay that Appeals to thewH'sart. Showing at the Repeat Theatre
fl'oday and Tomorrow

 

 

 

 

tions. rei‘ttnilons and oven foolbsli’d’mhpghrod. and after ' another allott-
Witt-'1‘?e 5" 105"“! ”will" 0' “33"" cation it becomes beautifully ‘lltll‘li
it was hero that "The Varmint" (J , .5 hm." glossy and lustm.,'fllll
luckforoi met tile Tennessee '
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