r
Regent Theatre
,: anus—ms. ms- fin e
9" ‘ q . ‘l‘odsy
' Harry Morey
. la a Drama of lrish Lite
“His Own People”
curling Hart in
. ‘1‘aailpg the Four -
. fi‘lnsher”»
if? ".71 Monday
{Emily Stevens ~
:‘lln the Intro Drama
“o.
flaunt Pa News and a
Keystone Comedy
‘ .P-——--
""7“me historic master
male “T Belgian."
”grained” ‘l’hursday—John
. more , affine, the AMI:
tour cuckflnlfi.".
TodaY. Saturday
With Vaudeville
Charlie Chaplin and
‘ Roscoe Arbuckle
~111—
“The Knockout"
The. Eighth Episode of
"Till: HIDDEN HAND"
And the Palace News Pictorial
Monday
By Request
Hl'l'bi'l‘l Brennan’s Masterful
Production
“Empty Pockets”
By Rupert ling: Vs
'Also the 4th James M moon cry
l-‘lagg Film Satire '
"THE MATIX’EE GIRL"
And the Palace New si’ictorini
course Hart/is prominent In the
“ AR“ s: YOU ANNOYED
because year is no .1
Would canon sacs solve your problem?
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«magma. oi Over too Design!
SAMUEL W. HOYT. J15, C. E.
15 Years’ Experience. ' 79 Washington as, City.
There is no let-up in the actionfscene assem- THEATRE rooav'
tollowlng scene/in rapid sequence. or —-——- .
Harry Mercy in “His Own People."i
and William 3. Hart in “Tam-
ing the Four Fiushcr'
episodes, and consequently there is
sufficient action to delight. the admin
on of the star. Hart is supported bl’
a company of especially capable Plav- and leader among the 990918 and very
erg, much in love with Molly Conway.
“Empty Pockets," at the Palace Mon. charming and .flne and who evinces
day, From the Best Seller by .her ion for Hugh in mischievous.
Rupert Hughes ; pranks at his expense. Percival Chel-
Herbert Brenon believes that one at tenham owns most of the village and l
the secrets of his success in the inc-,is disliked for his war on the peasan-
tion picture world has been his bcllei‘ trv who poac‘h on his acres.
in the importance of the author. Lord Percival gives a greatpsrty at ;
H l By author Mr. Brenon does not mean his manor and among the guests is‘
'scenario writer. He does not pay Lady Mary Thorns. She meets Hugh;
‘much attention to scenarios, preferr- .when she calls at his shop to have a ;
:ing to build his own picture from a no- shoe of her horse act, and impressed ,
‘vel or a play. .by is rugged maniine'ss, asks him to:
l Whereas others in the picture husi- call, tor she is bored by the men
ness have played up the star actor or guests. Molly, overbearing the invita-i
actress to the sacrifice of the story of tion, is piqued and retaliates by flirt;
the picture. Mr. Brenon has alwavfl ing with Percival. i
insisted that the stow be superlative Harry Morey. virile. rugged star. is
in interest and that the players com" the man of the people. and Gladys
only second. That he has no lntcn- Icslie, petite, charming and talented.
tion oi deviating from this method of the colleen. 1
plcturizatlou is indicated by his seine-g
lion of “Empty Pockets" from tho LECTURE BY REV. OAKLEY _
pen of Rupert Hughes. , “The Grand Army to the Front" will
“it is an inspiration to a director." be the subject of the. lecture that the;
says Mr. Brenon in ipeaking of "l-lmp- lit-v. .lohn Greeniesf Oakley. Ph, D. D.‘
ty Pockets." "to takc up a storv writ' D., will deliver at thc l-‘irst Methodist
ten with tho. skill that Rupert Hitches Episcopal Church on Sunday evening}
possesses. 'l‘hc mound work is so April 7th, at 7:30 o'clock. “From the
well laid out for him. The situations Metropolis to‘the Golden Gate and
are true and the conclusions logical." Beyond; or, the Grand Army of the:
t ‘From mv standard of Judging Republic Marching Across the Anteri-
thines, 'Empty Pockets-r is an ideal can ('ontineni‘ on Wheels." in the way;
slorv for a picture. it would not that press notices have described the,
loud itself to the star system. it has lecture.
too manv parts that require cxcer’ This will lm um Izist lecture tliiit llr.‘
tionui iii-ting. it has not onr- rol" Oakley will deliver in South Nor-walk
that stands out to the eclipse of all and it is one at his best lectures. The
AI IflE IHEAMS Lllht’l‘fl. " ‘Monlrcnl ((‘anndul Gazette said: E
1 “it i. luv iin- true of stnrv l haw "Dr. J. o. Oakley, of New York. is
PALACE THEATRE
l. 3. Hart at the Palace Next Week
.1 his newest Artcratt picture.
‘ Valves of the (Rail,' which will be
: mum at this Palace Thbatre on Tues-l
tiny and Wednesday of next week. Wil-
lldm 8. Hart. the ’l‘hos. H. luce star.
is introduced in a new role—that of an
upholder of law and order. rather than‘
i
an outlaw. although the early scenes 5nd "990“ “gum W’m‘m‘m'y “‘ ”‘3‘ In experienced tmveicr depcribe, the;
or the drama depict Hart as the lead-
er of a daring and notorious gang 0!
bandits, who so terrify the omcials of
a western railroad that a famous eas-
tern detective, known as “The Blood-
hound," is sent to break them up. 3
How Hart. as “Buck" Andrade,
meets this detective; how his reforma-
- lion is brouglipahout at the bedside oi
- his dying mother. and how he does the
work that "The Bloodhound" came
West to accomplish forms the basis of
as thrilling and interesting a photo-
piay as Hart ever made. Indeed, Thus.
H. lace. who produced “Wolves of the
~ Rail," ventures the opinion that this
1:; f ‘, UNDERTAKER
’. Maw asp MEN'S BUILDING
" ever to rerun Sulphur
Hart altering is the beat in which this
famous character has appeared since
becoming an Artcraft star. .
[n the role of "Buck" Andrade, Hart
finds his reformation and. easier bran idea of the life at the fashionab
the companionship and devotion of
Faith hwm, a young girl who has
' W to her 1! id father! job as
"towerman" at the .‘moky Gap moun-
tain station. in fact, Faith and Buck
are the central figures in a pretty re 3
meme. which adds considerable in
terest to the vlrlie story.
“Wolves of the Rail"
llsvld W. Raylend
i
is a thriller.
I‘ll. Office, 1009-3: House 893.
l U WASHINGTON 87'.
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ammunition in I
' conic Sulphur
General lanager 'hlcltae advises
development at lilac reveal exist:
once of chimney formation of one
tiealiy pare o! sulphur. Deposit has
been opened up at sentence at
twelve feet and he estimates that
analysis will run.
m use will will! it
arises and its sum?" is espsgt
ed to add sour-out
aspt and speculative interest in
h. .. stock. Price so'w, $1.1M
[been wokinu
fm‘ a long tlme. Those as intcresting and entertaining .‘il
who “km my treatment of "Pile hone. speaker as one could wish to hear He
“'oil' will. i am sure. be even moreicaptured Montreal. Ho has won andj
pleased when 'Emmv Pockets is re ' is worth, at an lntemational repute-i
leased." ltion. As an orator he resembles Mark,
—-’———--~~———- ’ in vivacious and humorous;
lTwi'iin ‘
REGENT THEATRE M°N°AY 2sivie. He holds his audience spell-i
, bound.“ :
a. Vital and Human.
Hugh O‘Donnell is the blacksmith '
Emily Stevens in
Drama. “Daybreak"
Atlantic City's famous boardwiilk,
The admission is tree to all who at,
Itend and it is hoped that many wilii
take advantage of this lecture to hear!
I to inyes- l
important closing scenes of the metmvgrandest country in the world. Dru
this: 23.23;":‘222'L:‘“f.il“:.f;2‘.‘ieOakley m... x;
' America. Europe. Asia an at ca. an
t‘°;h:t..:‘l:r§e:$¥e:h:’;f f:£:1::;:§ has given several lec‘tures 1:“: tge
‘ ' . on th aces t a o
ionabie seaside resort to stage ‘"°|:llhrfi:sc:;'a:e 3w ”Rocky Moun-
scenes showing the happenings Which ' tains the Yosemite Valley, the Pacifi
:33: '21:; rigsgngirzxg :esgiEUc Ocean. the. Sierra Nevadas and the
'. n Park. .
thur l-‘mme (Julian L'Esiranzei. A:"‘"°‘"‘° °
little beach party was staged with non- i
—.-_—-—-———-—
—’l‘ry a Sentinel Want Ad.
professionals, who were guests at that "
hotel where the players made their'
headquarters. A niece of the famous,
. Mrh, th chief?
2:132:223? 1:2" I!“ 39:93" 'epromi- home. office or factory while suffering
1
~ pain and misery that would put a man
be h scenes. '
“my-:2” :cere taken along the in bed. HoweVer, much of womens
l dwalk and will aiford many m'suflering can be‘alleviated. Backachfl,
tile who have never visited the resort sore muscles, stiff joints, rheumatic
WOMEN BEAVER THAN MEN
beach. One scene shows Arthur From 1 d
meeting his child and taking him to a b a
k ho and bu ins ery. lnd.. writes:
hmfilhzz‘t‘rgztgys s p y months without relief,_ when l coni-
, ‘got relish, Eight bottles cured me."
In. “Madeline Magner and Cletus Safe. harmless; quick results—Still-
Magner of Belden avenue, are spoud- son-Powell Corporation.
ing the day in New York. ' .
Women often do their daily tasks in '
19 mil“. Willie" and "k9 symptoml‘m, onetime contender for the light-
a are caused by disordered ‘kldneys 'ndiweighi championlhlp had gone. down
der.‘ Mrs. 'l‘hos. Davisrhionllom' with the uscania. 'l‘lie casualty list
"i doctored sevenlrmea mum-Washington last Saturday
included a certain Private Jose Ybar-
imenced using Foley Kidney Pills, and!
lforpainlaside‘saadbsok: We,
i
\
, Are You Wasting Godd Coal ‘
' in an old, burned out, troublesome range when a new Glenwood
would save from 100 to 500 lbs. in every ton? Just figure the
saying in dollars for one year and then for five or ten years, and
you will quickly see .why it will pay now as never before to trade
, that old stove for an upeto-the-minute Glenwood.
There are hundreds of models to choose from at fair
Get a Glenwood and let it pay for itself in the coal it saves.
”g.-.
l ‘ Irma]
. ‘.l"JJ.a fl
- The a J. Collins Co, So. Namath:
l ._ ’\
Com lete .
attached to
the end of
Coal Range
prices.
nge
1
Nos swans nor, as REPORTED,
AMONG THE TUSCANIA VICTIMS ‘
Like Mark Twain. Joe Rivers will
:have the satisfaction of having read
his own obituary. Yesterday the re,
.pori was circulated in this city that;
n. from Laredo, Tex" and just because
Rivers real name was Ybarra it was
Halon for granted that the lightweight
had land a watery grave. However.
perusal of a recent issue at the Box.
ing and Sporting Gazette brings to
light this paragraph:
“SAN DIEGO, March 23,—Joe Blv-
Children Cheerfully
on. former contender for the light-
and Patiently «» ' Dentist
' Tmted by Modern Sympathetic”
Palnleas indium AoepticOflce . , ‘ .. TreatmOnt
Gas Administer:
' by the Oxygen
Method
l
Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work
A
llll.S.td.lll1l'l'l
Surgeon
numsr
73 South Main Street.
Gold and Forests!
Hours sanitary "
Restoration.
‘5 VW“ ”l m. by appointment
the Practl ' f . - » . ciai Dentures
High class as o Crown and Bridge
(-09= Work, see, sun.
Dentistry. fully Done
and Conscientious
timid-St So. "
Men’s Suits
For Spring ‘f
Clothing Co.
' an kinds or Arm. 7
weight championship. lost a decision
in tour rounds here tonight to Chief
Abernathy. an Indian soldier in the
Tw nty-first Infantry."
lnce the Tuscania was torpedoed‘
some weeks before Rivers fought inI
San Diego we think it safe to flay thati
the Ybsrrs who went down was not
» the Ybsrra who is Joe Rivera the-
bOX“. ' I
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monsv
Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
co. ms Sheilleld avenues Chicago,
111.. writing your pants and address
quay. ' You will receive in return a
.' trial mam containing Foley's Hon-
ey and er Compound, tor coughs.
colds and croup; relay Kidney Pill»!
edclose with so and mail it to Foley &
NOTICE '
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of The Peoples'
Trust Company held Iriday, March 22, 1918, a dividend at
the rate of tour (4) per cent. [per snuam was declared to de-
positenhthesavingsnepsrhnuhontoftheesrniugsfor
the six months ending flarcb 31, 1918. The same will be
entered on passboolis and paid on sndatter April 1, 1918.
By orderot thsboard of Directors.
Norwalk Chronicler