egent Theatre
TODAY and TOMORROW
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Clara Kimball Young
"'and her own company present
The MariOnettes
in ‘The Marionettes," Plan. Kimball Young, the artiste super-L)
rises to great heights in her delineation of the simple little country
girl who blossom into a Parisian butterfly and w as her huabsnd's
Picture
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intrigue aplenty.
love» a thrilling story. gorgeously produced and with a superb cast.
FRIDAY—BILIMA BURKE in the
'1'—
Paramount
DTHE GlRL”-— story
of life ‘over there.’ A\Nvith love. laughs. adventure
Palace Theatre
TODAY, WEDNESDAY, at 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Wm. 'Fox Presents George Walsh in
“The Pride of New York”
Thursday, Friday a; Saturday
Feature l’hotoplays Changed
Daily
Thursday
Clara Kimball Younr:
_ in.—
“Shirley Kaye”
Friday
June Chaprice
, , “Unknown 271"
Saturday
Tenth Episode of
“THE HIDDEN Hars‘."
l‘alucc M was Pictorial and
Other»
VAUDEVILLE
Thursday. Friday
and Saturday
The Francois Troupe
Daring Rislpy Artists
Gertrude Corelli
Dainty Singmz t'omed'znn
Gali’ney & Dale
Musical Laughinnkcrs
Stazer & Scott
Komedy dint-ups
Added Attraction
liirt-(‘t from the New York
Winter Garden
The Dancing Kennedys
The Kaiser, 'l'lIe
NEXT WEEK
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
BeaSl oi Berlin
» See tomorrow’s newspapers for further an-
’i nounoeruents.
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' AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Clara Kimball- Young and a superb
. . Cast in ”The Marionattu".
"The Marionettes." Clara Kimball
IYoung's current release, is an adapta-'
lion 'of the French play of the' same
name by Pierre Wolff. This produc-
tion, which will be shown at the Re-
gent Theatre _ today and Thursday.
gives her an opportunity to display to
the fullest her great emotional’ pow-
era.
- fernande. a simple little country
girl, marries Roger de iionclars: but
her intense love for him is met with
r old indifference. Distraught. she
inflows an idea from the plot of "The
Marionettes," a puppet snow, and
seeks to win his love by first making‘
‘h’un Jealous,
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ciett folks; " how she captivates a
man who wants her to flee with him;
. and how her husband's jealousy is;
thus roused and transformed into a
consuming love—all this action. set
in gorgeously beautiful surroundings
and acted by a superlative cast. com—
bines to make a superb film drama of
heart interest. ’
REGENT TH EATRE FRIDAY
Belgian Countryinn Figures in Billie
Burke's New Picture
Truer words were never spoken than
that every hit of experience. every
phase of life though which one pass-
es will on some occasion he of use. Di
rector Joseph Kaufman who directed
nnne Burke's latest Paramount Pic-
ture. “Arms and the Girl," which is to
appear on Friday at the Regent Thea-
tre, found this to be true in an unex-
pected manner
The story called for a great man!
How she plans her campaign and rather accurate scenes supposed to be
enlists the aid of numerous cu: tom
era. hairdressers. Ir dentists. and the
like: how her new attire seems to
free her con cn‘. brei mind and to
release its natural rparkle; how her
reception, attract scores of r “no
taken in the interior of a remote Bel-
aisn hotel or in. Recalling that he
and his wife had spent several very
agreeable days in that such an inn
while traveling in Belgium a few
years ago, Mr. Kaufman made a hasty
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Woman Who aw Animal in Picture
Told Police it Was Her Long
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George Walsh, star of William Fox's
Iistest photoplsy. “Tho Pride of New
IYork." which is now being shown at
{the Palace Theatre, tells an amusing
iatory of his St. Bernard dog Don.
Don was presented to George I lit-
tle over a year ago by an lndian. The
dog, bout four months old at the
”Idem so beautiful and could be'
lhasdu so wily the star decided to
hifi in his picture. 'The Media
for." which he was making . at that
time. ’
' - Bis months later he received a let- .
.ter from a woman in San Francisco.
This woman declared she had soon the
dos in “The Mediator” and that she
was sure it was her snins_ l. She stated
that she had lost the dog four years
She requested George to return her
dog.
(lrnrgf' knew that his dog could not
be much more than a year old because
the animal was an ungainly pup when
he not him. He paid no attention to
the letter believing the woman Just
wanted to have something to write
about.
i A month later. however in walked
.“ policeman of Les Angelea and told
Georze that the chief of police of San
!Frsncisco had been asked to get the
'd02 for the woman and had requested
Chief Butler of Los Anal-lea to iwlp
[him The policeman produced a pho
,mg‘rnph of the woman's dog. George
.looked at the photnarnph and raid:
' "That certainly looks like the dog l
lmvo._ The head. the marklnca. are
certainlv the name. Only the woman
admit»: that her do: is ten years and
mine is only a year old, But from
that picture i'm going to have a hard
time pmvinu ownership, i can ace that.
l'll let you are him.
That afternoon Georce and the Do‘
liccman began to make comparison at
the living dog and the one in the pic- '
lure. Thev went over Don carefully.
Finally in computing the legs, George
found that the data in the picture had
'vrveral black spola on his left fore
leg. while all lion's legs were perchi-
I Iv white.
“That lee saved me much trouble,"
declared George in his dresaing roou‘t'
in Fort Lee, N. .i., where he was mak-
ing "The Pride of .\'ew York'U'i knew
the do: did not belong to that woman;
'but. believe “in. l'would' have ‘had
‘ some dithculty in profing it to her sat- ,
. infraction."
And George leaned or or and patted
Don to_ whom he has become Iery
much attached.
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PALACE TH EATRE
Clara Kimball Young, Baseball Fan-
Clara Kimball Young, who will up!
ipoar at the Palace Theatre Thursday‘
'in a screen adaptation of the autom-
l ful plain/“Shirley Kaye," is an ardent
iliasaball fan, and followed the recent
EWorId Series with the utmost Interest.
Screen work prevented her attendance.
put the first two games in Chicago:
gbut when the Giants and White. v 1
came on to New York she detsrm
lrr‘ we the names there. To lotto no
time from her productions she arose
with the sun, literally speaking, and
Idiot so that she put in savon or sight
{hours before the camera baton she
(“shall madly up to tho Polo Grounds.
' Whoa tho toasts latt for Chime
enousn our slices
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in: 33-05%
fan in her no longer; sho
thither with the players and. _'J’
the. to her, tragic defeat of "
'Miss Young's interest t
torut in her otter to give
Bond to each New York!“
W cm a home-run at the ' A
Aftayr the aortas. thereby”. .3
presented Benny Kauff. M
sinner, with two Liberty '
the tremendoua "swats"~
in the Irumea at. the Polo:
combining her baseball“ ' ,3
with a Indiana] maturation“ .
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nun, has rosinodhio' 33$ , '
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