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uni-y supporting cast Including such RECORD. self adds $100 000. In the first loan! is; 11:13:38,112? (1.1;: Mitzi“.
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-well known players as Frank Cam- '
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, 1111 Liberty Loan subscription to a find the company 8100. 000 1 111 -
monde. make this film an exce tlonal n 9 ”C I I
gig - fence it in ,, attraction. p i possible thirty or forty per cent above and loan 3, 650 employee took $209, 550 '59va readings by the pupils-1n
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gain of approximately “9000 000 1 its figures the company claims to hove porn
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6 100.0 in e ‘ew York Federal. 1
Reserve District at 10 a. 111 today. in th 8 part of the country or 4 255'
empioycs. 3545 have subscribed to a‘
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45mm and the public library which an .
selling the. tickets for the alfair. 8m
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this town are flocking to purchase patriotic duty to attend the 9mm
tickets for the Red Cross benefit to bement. ' »
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oi the 311 Liberty Loan
long ago.
. "I had to jump from a midge olei
. the West Shoie railmad line 5 f1 eight
dracks to one of the coal cars of a
passing freight train. The car kept
moving and went to the Jagel S; Bel-
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Augmented Orchestra from the Princess Theatre. coal car and was swept into the‘ . ‘ y
bucket which carried the coal sixtra
feet up the 11111118 to 1‘. special ‘cai ;
rier. The cairier su'epl me along to:
the dumping platform.
“I expected every moment would be
my last and the terrm lregistered du1
inn the scene was real.
“After it was all over, it was dis“
covered that the cameraman got so
excited over my plight that at the
most dangerous part of the stunt he
dropped his crank and started 10‘
help me save my life. The second
[time he stuck to his crank and o thrill-i
New York
By special arrangement with the producers. the fol;
‘lowina reduced prices will prevail 50c. 75c. $1.00. $1.50 -'
Seats Are Now On Sale
1111 PEOPLES
TRUST. COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
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”nu—v
:Begent Theatre
iisnnday, May 5—-lliat. at 3, Eve. at 8 o’clock
“The lie-making 01 a Nation”
A Magnificent Photo Production in 6 Parts
The biggest picture of its kind, made especially for the United
93111“ government, to show you Uncle 8m’ 3 work.
LIEUT. JACK TUTT
Will appear in person to Lelll you all about it. Lieut. Tutt is
the hero of over 50 battles in the ‘air over the German lines;
also in over 100 bombing raids on German towns.
ADMISSION. 20c to all. No War Tax.
Proceeds Go to Government Fund
Show Your Patriotic Spirit By Witnessing This Big Photo
Production.
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PALACE THEATRE
Beginning today. the Palace Thea
ire is showing the Artcrait picture
,"Rosc or the World." starring Elsie
Ferguson. The film is replete with
tense dramatic sitilnlions. and is the
first photoplay Miss Ferguson has no
peered in which gives her an oppor
tunity of displaying to the fullest ex-
tent her well-known ability to portray
heavy emotional roles. Miss Ferguson
is one of the few actresses blessed
with great beauty as well as talent.
land she makes an ideal screen star
‘She is supported by a strong cast. and
the picture is a typical Artcraft offer
lug. which means that no expense has
been spared to make it attractive.
(agent Theatre
‘3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
Douglas Fairbanks
In the Artcraft Feature
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“Reaching for the Moon”
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Saturday
Earle Williams
In a Blue Ribbon Featuie
“A Mother’s Sin”
And Second Episode of
“Vengeance and the
“Woman”
NEXT WEEK-«“Tho .Warrior"
staining Macistc, the Superman.
COMING— The Mighty Spectacle
of Happiness “The Blue Bird "
tomorrow also.
Doria Kenyon Reveals Danger ln
Serlalo
Thai making: a Paths aerial is the
moat trying work that a girl can do
is the opirilon or Doris Kenyon the
‘star of “The Hidden Hand," which
1also features‘ Sheldon Lewis. Arline
fl Pretty and Mahlon Hamilton. the 12th
episode of which will be shown at the
{Palace Theatre next Saturday.
“Snapplness, dramatic action, the
ability to put over seemingly impos
sible stunts and being always on the
job. are a few of the requisites de-
manded by Paths directors." said
Miss Kenyon when asked about her
work in "The Hiddin Hand. " "l
have been told by some exhibitors
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The Home'of First Run Paramodit’?
and Ariel-aft Pictures
Today and Tomorrow
With Vaudeville - and many friends, that the trade
2113 paper reviewers and the newspaper
ElSie E3: on critics have been very kind to my
w01k in this serial [believe their
appreciation would be enhanced if
“The Rose of the World”
An Artcraft Picture
stunts
. Saturday I “There is a certain satisfaction in
‘ WI“! Vaudeville putting over what you attempt to
Wm. S Hart no matter what it may be. and these
I in a Special Multiple Reel Produc- verv rev1eWers, which speak of the in-
t'°" terest the reviewers found in the film
Thirteenth Episode Of
‘ “THE HIDDEN HAND"
And the
PALACENEWS PICTORIAL
Monday and Tuesday
proxes to me that the hard work we
all did on this serial show on the
films. Making \ a serial is like no
other work in the world—l think it is
the hardest work any girl can do.
. ' “I know that. in “The Hidden Hand'
Blllie Burke 1n there has been a “continuous call on
“Eve’ 5 Daughter” me for my best’ellorts and each suc-
and * ' ceeding stunt seemed more dangerous
and difficult. Miniatures and make
believes in the studio have been ban-
ned.
, “In search of realism ‘The Hidden
Hand' company were taken to the.
AlJagel & Bellis coal yards at the foot
~881th w.“ Ad“ Sure to P” of East Second street, l-loboken. not
Ben_Turpin and Polly Moran in
“Are Waitresses Safe”
It‘s a Sonnet: Comedy
in: picture was the recult. so I am
told.” ‘ '
"0H. BOY!" COMING To THE
Boy!‘: at the. Regent Theatre for Fri-I
day evening. 'May 3, has never
,llghts follow the lovers—weeininlzly in ;
‘mlshaps and happiness until the fall
"Rose of the World" will be shown
they could see me doing some of they
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The demand for seats for “Oh.
beenf
so great as for this dainty and some-
what different production.
it is not without cause or rather.
causes. These causes consist princl-lr
pally of a very sweet little love story.
caictliy. whistley music and a whole,
stage lull of eleven. attmctlte people,
-—mostly pretty girls in ultra fashion'
able and rich array. ”Oh. Boy!" is a
caucus FAlaeANKs
In the Ariel-aft Feature, “Reaching ‘For the Moon,” at 1 Regent Theatre
Today I I
DISCONTINUING
OUR BAKERY
Owing to war conditions we will discontinue the manufoo 1
turo of all bakery products beginning May 20th. This in-
cludes all wholesale and retail supplies.
‘In Future We Will Devoto Our Entire Attention to the lanu— ‘
lecture or
veritable show as well as a charmingI
musical play of the highest type. t
Then, too. there is an intimacy,
about “0h. Eloy!" that is not. lost even
in 11 house as large as the Regen“
Theatre. The players and the nudi-
cncc soon become a very happy group
soon after the rise of the first curtain?
and these sitting in from. of the footy
their
close confidence’lhroulzh all
of the final curtain and the last notP
of music.
The cast to be seen here is an ex-
ceptlonally w-ellbaluntcd and capablc
one. including Helen Shiplmui. Halold
(hone. Joseph Allen. lrcne iluisman :
Charles Compton, Jack 1111111114 11111- i
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Audrle Jeanne Powell Calollne ms,
land. Jack Osterman and others 'l‘he‘
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chorua~they are. more than that.
Each one Is a v‘ciy able dancer and
singer. and they are unleniably pret
ty.
El. LSIE renoucou
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’REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Earle Williams in "A Mother's Sin,"
Also 2111! EN”... of “ye“, collent Vaudeville am
To Be Presented at the Palace Th atre Today and Friday With An Em. "
‘ ICE CREAM
For wholesale and retail trade, with the manufactory continued t
at the old stand. ‘
We wish to thank our customers for the generous patron- ‘
age of the past years. 1 ~-
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geance and the Woman"
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Dento‘n \ane. popular and talented
Vitagrnph player. who excels in the
tale of tlic. liiofligate youth and who
was seen to such advantage in “The
-(‘. ell Mystery." in which he took a1
double part. and in “111 the Balance."
is again splendily cast in “A Mother's
Sin." the Vilngraph Blue Ribbon fea-
‘ture. which will be the attraction in
the Regent Theatre on Saturday. Mr
Vane came to photoplay after several
successful seasons in stock and musi
cal comedy. and his excellent stage
presente and pleasing personality won
him instant recognition
Earle Williams is starred in “A
Mothei 5 Sin." a powerful drama of
lme and a father's vengeance, written
by Hilda Sharpe. and in the support.-
ing cast are Miriam Miles Ernest‘
Mnupain. Fred Peters. Charles Horton.
Louise Du Pro and Eleanor Lawson.
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
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“Reachlng for the Moon." A11 Actci'al‘li'E
Starring Douglas Fairbanko .
"A Whirlwind of action and a riot
of fun, and typically Fairbanks' is:
the way Manager Kantor describesi
the new Douglas Fairbanks film.
"Reaching for the Moon," produced;
for Artcrart. coming to the Regentl T
Theatre today. With‘ New York and.
Italy as backgrounds. extraordinaryl.
"film punches" are presented, inter, ‘
spersed with flashes of real comedy.'
The story allowed spectacular treat-‘
ment. and Artcrait has produced it on;
'a lavish scale, making it a notable of-
fering, and one of the most pretentious
yet issued from the Artcralt studios.
Thereproductlon of, the Venetian
settings are well done. with pictur-
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Scene From the Smart and Bright‘uM‘slcal Comedy, "Oh. Boy!" coming
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Crepe Fruit Marmalade (something lino), jar ..... .170 ‘
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Watch for the 20 Male Team with the Famous Texas;
“Bill”- -wilLau'lve soon.
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