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Regent Theatre
I Show—2:15. 7:16 and 9
"The Land at Promise," which was
REGENT TH EATRE TODAY i
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67 North Main Street the Overland and Oldsmobile dealer. K
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“"03"" 70” ARREST had a iew oi his men on duty in the
written by the noted English author, “TM“ WM "Y." I Dramatic "'0”- HARTFORD. April 16. —lnspeotors northern part oi Hartford County with
W. Somerset iiaughan, bids iair to he
one oi Billie Burkes most popular
play, Starring Bessie Barrie
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; oi the Automobile Department did not the result that there were twelye pro 1
patrol the highways oi the state, fiun- :aecutions in the Eaiield town court yes-
iproductions, not only from the tart Raymond B West- director 0i day, as was expected. Chis! inspector terday and lines imposed to the will
3 TOdI)’ 3that she had already appeared in the "Those Who Pay," the new Thomas Verner F. Gil-can had made arrange‘amount oi “21..“ it is the intention.
i0 B . IO isame piece on the legitimate stage. it ln're aeven- -reel dramatic produc menta ior a repetition oi the activity oi the Automobile Department to have
M “Mnxcelient Thos. H. ince but that the screen version has been lion. in which the talented emotional oi the previous Sunday. but the wea- its inspectors unifornwd ln khaki in
.1 | twrltten by the author at the original. artistic Bessie Barriscale is starred. titer condition‘ Saturday afternoon the tutors.
. - Production ;thus insuring no weakening oi the me has been unlisted with the iorces oi looked so unfavorable ior automobil-
“'l‘hose Who Pay” ‘duction through "too many cooks." 'l'homas ince ior a number oi yearn ing on Sunday that he called his men Mr. and hire. Edward Burkey and
"The Land oi Promise" will be the The production in which Miss Bar- oii Thomas F. Egan. Superintendent iamily, at South Norwalk, haVe moVed
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jattraction at the Palace Theatre to- risrale will be seen on the screen of of the State Police, who is in cooper- to the Barley placeln Partrick street
day the Regent Theatre, will rank as one ation with the Automobile Depart 3Cranbury.l
' -- oi the strongest dramatic subjects ,
new WALSH enoroeLav THRILL produced in months. and has brought W
iNG STUDY OF U. 8. new laurels to Mr. “as I ' “ -
twednesday and Thursday
‘ Clara Kimball Young
And Her Own Company in the ,
Comedy Drama
-' ,‘TherMarionettes”
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'l’RlDAY—~Billie Burn.
nount Picture “ARMS AND THE
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‘.\' RIGHT 0!" PURCHASE."
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Today. Tuesday
- 2:15.. 7:15 and 9:00
I Lost Appearance of
Bilfle Burke in hearts of those now in the American Regent Theatre on Wednesday and.
» ‘ ,, army. There is a lesson ior both thF Thursday is a characterization in L “d i
.. "th 0f .PT’OMiSC _ rich and the poor. which this giitod actress gives tree. i I ICOI n preserVe . \
’ rein to her whimsical humor as well .
as the emotional portrayals which 3
have made her famous.
3... A [Paramount Pcture
”:1‘omgqow cry loot oi film to hold tightly 1119 at
—‘ Wm Fox Prawn 8mm“ tentlon oi the viewer. And humorous "The Marionettes" deals with the:
g touches crop up continually. transformation oi a dowdy wiie, con-' .
iGeme Walsh 3 The story opens with George the vent- schooled and country‘bfed. whol '
' . "ill— son oi a building contractor. at work determines to win her husband's 10:;
“Th ‘ P11. 9) on o 20 story structure. He's ‘ hard From an unattractive little trump wt
e‘ ' deaf;Ne1v York in New York personal surroundings as drab as her-
A Stirring-Story oi the Big City
- and under the Stars and '
Stripes in France. ‘
And a Keystone Comedy Treat
ii iii iii—filig—
PALACE. Tl‘iEATRE TODAY
. t‘rom the busy streets and thronging
;. avenues at New Yo.': City. where men
-‘.: and women live by millions within
' ', narrow areas and in deep, canyon-like
streets, to the broad, open prairies of
‘ ,Canada is the long ‘fiurnp'.’ .taken by
. Billie Burke recently. Upon the com-
nietion‘ of her first Paramount picture.
" 1 ;‘ The Mysterious Miss Terry." dainty
Billie Burke packed her numerous
travelling bags and “boxes" and bled
ltenaeli to the fields oi Manitoba ior
the production other latest Para«
mount production, "The Land at Pro
Hr. Gehrges. Lewis, Slamiord.
Joan. telephone 2137, begs to state
to the readers of the local press
'that the
CUPRII‘U SULPEUR
stock'invites serious investigation.
in l‘ara- '!
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IN THE WAR
At the Palace Tomorrow. Story Touch
es Life at Rich and Poor Man in
Drait and in Trenches—George
Walsh Docs Big Stunts—i1. A Walsh
Stages Brilliant Battle Scenes-
Gripping Love Theme
"The Pride of New \ork." the in!
est William Fox photopiav ieaturint:
George Walsh, is oi especial interest
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the draft and ends in the trenches. in
between are shown a long line oi in.
cideuts touching on our preparatlons
ior war, and including hie various
"bits" both men and women are do—
ing. outside the ranks. to aid in ”Stiff
in: about a victorious result ior the
Stars and Stripes.
Through it all there is a love inter-
est that is gripping and that touches
the parents and sisters and sweet-
‘ The rapidriire work of George Walsh
during the entire picture, causes ev-
‘working and happy.
there is another type, one oiten iound
,—a rich man's son who Is an idler,
who loves the night his and the
spending at his iather's money. He's
a typical snob. To this son is at.
tracted, probably because oi their sta-
tions-in liie, the daughter oi a million-
air. But one day when she watches
iaeorge standing smiling on the end
of an iron beam being drawn up twen
'ty stories. with nothing below but
the hard street pavement. she takes
an interest in George.
Soon George and the rich man’ a son
are called in the draft. She judges
the worth oi the- two in their soldier' s
uniiorms and despite George's coni-
parative poverty she comes to believe
he is the better man.
Then the soldiers go to Eu pa, and
she iollows as a lied Cross nurse.
George, genial, smiling. continues to
improve in her estimation, while the
rich man's son, still a snob and dis-
_lil1ed by his iellow soldiers, fades
‘irom her esteem/ When George bat
tiing for all he is worth. tearing noth'
ing in his tight to uphold the honor of
his country. saves this girl from death
at the hands oi the Continue, ‘shc
places her hand and her heart in
George' s keeping.
3 When the rich man's son sees that
his idleness and his snobbish ways ..
-hsve caused him to lose this girl.
whose real worth he had payer appre-'
Starring Bessie Barrjscale in a role
that suits her inimitable talents per;
iectiv. this subject is one oi the-
stronuest dramatic productions over'
created at the ince studios in (‘ali- ,
iornta. ‘There is a thrill in nearly;
etcry ioot. Paihns and heart interest
abound and over all is the wonderfull
technical iinish that makes Thomas
it. her one or the leading directorsi
oi the da)’. '
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AT rue asosur rusarae
wsonssoiw auo rnuasnAv{
Clara Kimball Voung and Her Own!
Qorpp'any yin “The Marionettes" 3
Ternandé de Me? the neglected
girl-wile in "The. Marionettes," plaged'
by Clara Kimball Young and her own.
companv under the direction oi mile.
Chautard and distributed. by Select
Pictures which will be shown at the
seli, she suddenly blossoms out into a‘
gay Parisian butterfly and her sur- 1
roundings take on a metamorphosis as
complete as her own. As the inevita-
ble result. her husband discovers his
love ior her.
mites Young' s study oi the chrynlis
wiie is one of the most interestins
roles she has created and is a worthy
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FOUR "Lil-TBS" susscme:
TO AID LIBERTY LOAN'
HARTFORD, April lit—Flour men.
in the Connecticut State Prison ior'
iiie are among ten prisoners at the
[Wethersileld institution who have sub- '
scribed for Liberty Bonds oi the Third
Loan Three oi the tour bought a 850
bond each, the other a slot) bond.
“it's the hope eternal that makes
them do it." said Warden lioClaushery
yesterday, when asked what reason
nlen coniined ior liie gave ior invest-3
ing their little earnings. “There isn't:
one at them that hasn't some hope at
release. Statistics show that three-3
fourths oi the people sentenced ior
lilo are liberated beiorewthoy die." ,
i The warden said some oi the when /
on make as much as .017 a month tnl '
the prison shop. . 3
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