Regent Theatre
Norwallt, Telephone 150i.
Friday Evening, May 3
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Saturday
June Caprice
'.t -. I'tlique i'hotuplny
“The Heart of Romaree"
Mm Wu human and « iiltll-
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5' Hood.” i-ltfie Shannon uni Niles
in wt. in “Her Boy!"
Weir's-tin .\l.te Mat-sh in "The
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l‘lh'lllll‘.’ 7 zttl-I 1'
T oday. Friday
With \ audcvillc
Marguerite Clark in
I4 Ylill Appearance (it
”The Seven Swans"
A l‘ntxtutt‘tuut i’ietuyu
" Saturday ,
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"The Thinz ii’i'entme"
Mil irritants
“OH, BOY!" COMING
Sright Musical C wedy at
The tre Vt. .t Frida/
“Oh. tioyf. l .. musical come Ir
which has made at kinds of theatrll'cl
record», will he the attraction at tin
its-gent Theatre Friday eveniuz, Mat
third. I
"Oh, Boy!" is running in its serum!
“0.180“ in New York with one com-
pany. another is in its sixth month of
popularity In Chicago. another is tottr
“tug. and the one that will be seen hv-rt
tr that which has just finished a
'ton’ths' run at Ye Wilbur
-lt.ton The (outpanv is a
on}: 1nd in it Miss Helen Shipmun has
Regent
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Tlit‘at re.
the role of the actress in the play
Harold i'rane Is the friend of thl'
your“: toilego professor; f‘hnrlcs
l'ompvon is the young college profus-
wr, lrnne'ilolsman is the youuz bride.
Inst-pit Allen is (‘onstable Sintma:
Jack Radar-t is the pompous .lndzcz
.‘iteila Rt Audrie is the mother, (iii
imrta ll‘dlhi is the Quaker Aunt; ”are
t, Queaiv isms, the Valet: lhl'
Mldite't i'lnth Powell and ('aroflnt'
lowland tt~ the two rounz lady fi-it-ntlr
ii! "to l‘ illegt- professor I
”Oh, Itoy'" is presented by I”. Rn)‘
Common and William l-Illiott and
staged under the direction of Edward
Rayon. The story was written ‘by Guy
station and P. G. Wodehouse, with mu.
sic by Jerome Kern. and deals with
‘self in the loothills
splendid :
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Regent Theatre I
8 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and. 9
Today
Jack Pickford and Louise
Hull
in the Paramount Picture
“The Ghost House"
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titt- 3(l\t'lllllii'.~ ttI inter-tannin
group of pt'Itlill‘ in it little colll’gt-
town. .latkle Sampson. pinyin: Mott
early in the morality plzn “Expert
cnce." lit-comes inrolred in a Daily in
a any restaurant and hits (‘onstahle
Simms in the ere, takes his t‘cvolH'r
away from itim and in netting away.
climbs in tire-escape leading into the
dormitory of a younu college profes-
tsor. The latter has Just been secretly
married to a charming young girl who
is forced to return home to her par-
ents, leaving behind hrr a stilt of blue
pajamas and other tint-rr which sin
had Intended to wear on their hour-t
moon.
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FORESTERS RALLY WITH MOV-
ING PICTURES AT THE PALACE
At the Palace Theatre on Sundur
ttIL'ht Illu Forester-s oi' Atttt-tll'lt “'lll
hold a rail\ The purpose of this is to
try and :t-t new tretultets to pen the
order (lit-r L’tiillitt metniters me lltn‘
in the service of the l'nttml Stilt. s
The dun-s at it“ the ntetuhets in th--
H'f’l’lt'r' ut't- remitted and the tlezt-Zt
Iwnl't'it of ”IO lil‘L'illlIlelllill I» tlullblo.
a pittrititit spttit titil
[-rmt's lllt‘ lll'll‘d of
America to be American in its ptititi
pals and ther should he ('tlillltll‘llthl
for their good truth The public is in
\itt-d to illlt'ntl the rally on Silutlm I"~
t-ntnlz. 'I‘ltt-tt- “ill be
lirtind t‘ourt ot‘liit is lit-1e to speak on
the order Morin; lilll'ti’t'~ \‘.lll lu-
sbown and no admission will i... than: ‘
All all welcome
This show s
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in the
Paramount, "The Ghost House"
"The tiltmt House," used in
Paramount production of liculah
rle iiix's stotr of the same name.
which .luck Pickford and lnllist- lIni‘i
will be sou-n at the Recent Theatre
litt-
hill
in
toil-iv, is a teal “haunted" house 1!
You don't hell-tn“ it. all. any of tint
children at Hollywood. California
where tlte picture was filmed,
The edifice. weatilt-r-bt'hit-n and
with a mass of lung and tannin-ii
shruhberv around it, stands all by it-
awny from the
rest of the town. -.\'o one remembers
when the house was M't'r occupinl and
the children tell weird strlr-s as to
”A”
JUNE CAPRICE
DIREC'l‘lQN WILLIAM FOX
JUNE CAPRlCE
ln "Tho Heart of Romance," It the
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'IIIE EVENING SEN'TINEL
the late of those who one" iil'eil tlIPrl'. REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Strange li-h's and moans are sold to
I and heard, \t'l no one has
.entuted around their at nirzht to in-
vestigate. Director William I‘. De
.\Iiile, who was making tlteprotlttr-
tion. used the trout steps and the
for sm‘f‘tzil "shots" in ihf'
t-icture, bill it” of llll'
scenes were pt'mlentlv
.‘ll‘t'll
interior scenes
filmed in
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'weli lighted siudIo'
Jock Pickford and Louise Hull in
"Tho Ghost House." It the Regent
.. '4 all-n.“
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June Caprice in. “Heart of Romance."
Also “Vengeance and the Wo-
man"
Admirers of June (‘aprice will soon
see that smiling William Pox star in
a new, pretty and stirrinr: photoplay.
it is called "The Hetirt of Romance."
anti will be shown at the Regent Thea-
tre Saturday.
Miss Caprice bcuins this photoplav
tin an unusual way——tltat ls. unusual
for Miss f‘aprlce. She wears real
‘ stylish clothes. In all the previous pic.
étures she has appeared in Miss (‘a-
Iprice began in rugs anti ends in riches.
'bnt in "The Heart of Romance" she
is rich from beginninc to end.
The story is that of a young writer
in love with Eloise Jackson (June
t‘uprlco-l. lie is poor and Eloise's
guardian fear:- he is fender of her
money than of her. To test the youn:
man. the :zuttrtliun tit-Vises several
tests.
“Ven canoe and the Woman"
William liuncnn'tt insistence on real-
ism ulniosl cost him his life on the
cunt train wreck scene In episode
one of "Ventzeance and the Woman."
Greater Vitattrnph'tt amazing adven-
ture serial. which will be seen in the
, Regent Theatre on Saturday.
I Mr. tum-on, besltle’dlrectinx the
tpicture was the hero of the wreck,
Iseated in the cab of a locomotive fly-
. .inz down the track after a band of out~
laws. lie knew the bandits had start-
ed s wild engine “it ”'9 track “Pm" .tsnded for the cure, mitigation or Drei
him, but in his enthusiasm forgot to
lump until the machines were within
s few ysrds of each other.
"own front one of the lions
llclntore. William liztnfortb. ‘ .gusfa
Anderson. ind others. .he Prlnv
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Marguerite Clark Appears in "SeVen
Swans" at the Palace Today
Director .I. St-urle liau'lcr who wait,
responsible tor thi- tllts-t-tion of the:
famous "Snow \\‘hiti-" picture, starring:
Mllrflllt'l'llf‘ ('lurk. has recently direcl'
ed the same star in still another fairy
tale. this time an adaptation of his"]
Anderson
fairy tales-classics for children and
grownups alike The t-XH-Ilt‘nl cast
lnrludes lll'llilrtl llitrtlu-lnteSs, Daisy
biotin-rs from it : .tihle Into. Mists
t‘lurk has created one of the most win-
some and whimsical roles of her entire
career. "The Seven Swans." as the
production has been made. will be
shown at the Palace Theatre today.
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