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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 6, 1918 · page 3

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Regent Orchestra Every Evening

Today i
Marguerite Clark

111 the Paramount Picture

"The Seven Swans

A Whimsical Story of Exquisitei
Charm. Hearst Palhe News and a
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Zareel Comedy. ‘

Friday

 

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The Amazing Cinema Production.

TARZAN
OF THE APES

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ihe i-‘ilnl Sensation of the Season

 

Song of the Soul; ' also the Abili-
tiam Lincoln Drama Liv Mothet,’
add the 7th Episode of ‘\'-engc

' ance and the Woman."

Next W-etk—The Great Produt

iron 'Olex the Top." With Se1gt.‘
Arthur Guy Empey. l'ndex theq
Auspices of (“.0 l K and L. Conn.i

Slate Guards. »

 

Regent Theatre;

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Special Musical Program By the,

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Today and Tomorrow

iii-Ads oi Vaudeville-5

"And the First. Run Showing in
the Norwalks oi‘ '

Mary l’icklord

IN
lmarilly oi Clolhes
Line Alley” '

"AN ARTCRAFT PICTURE

. 23‘s a wonderful girl! She's a
. :1derful actress! Whether you
I no to see “America's Sweet-
trt" or whether you come to
ill at her marvelous histrionic
wens, we know you'll come. But
me early to avoid- the crowds!

Saturday With Vaudeville
‘, Wm. S. Hart in

“Horns and Hoofs”
A TWO PART WESTERN DRA-
MA

A?o the Latest Hearst Pathe
News and Others

 

 

 

 

 

 

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"TARzAN 01- THE APES"

Amazing Film Sensattion at Regent

Theatre, Friday

Woman of the Apes," which excit-
ed considerable intereSt among the
leaders of popular- pilced ’fiotion sev‘
oral years ago was shown at the
{Broadway theatre, last night in film}
form. Being the story of a p1 imeval
man—or, rather, of a man brought up

among apes and endowed with many ;;

of their abilities-it presents not a few
dificultles to the movie maker. All
of these have been overcome in theg
film at the Broadw: " and 31315 swinz'
realistically from i rush to hough in
the jungle the white lions and leotr;
nrds seek th‘ir prey on the‘ ground:

below.

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lntertwined with the jungle story is.

a domestic narrative which grows to

(lions at times, and the expedient of

the cut- back is resorted to a t1itle too _

~ f1eely.All of this is more than com-

 

'pensated for, hoWever, by the stirring ‘
"seenes of the Jungles. A maimitv of

these were photographed in Brazil,

and: several hundred. natives appear
before the camera. _ The picture as a

whole, in addition to being interesting;
also has a touch of educational value.

—..___._-———-—.

MARY 'PICKFORD VISITS CHINA-

TOWN
: Chinatown. as it was some years ago.
with the big dance halls of the Bar-
hang Coas‘t and the motley crews from
the fleets of the world anchoring in
the Golden Gate making the most oi
their time on shore is shown in Mary

 

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SHORTHAND lN SEVEN LESIONS

simmer: method easiest to learn
write and read. An honestly practical
Mum lemuhlo in aeren hours oi
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am needs developed within a
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twill! ll Cloth-a Line Alley.“ mum-13W“ one

which will be than at the Palace product at the slum. who has some
theatre today and tomorrow?» ex amusing and exciting emu-team
tenor scenes were filmed on the Ala: her admirers are two favored
streets or San Francisco and scores oi ones-1 bartender and a gilded socien
slantieyed Mongolian added "almot‘r youth. She meets the iatiFr whet
were" to the picture. he gets knocked out in a Brawl whl eh

“Amarilly 03 Clothes Line Alley‘ take place while he is on a slamming

was adapted by Fences Marion from tour.

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on Your Shoe Money.

 

 

 

 

 

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MARGUERITE CLARK

In the Paramount Feature "The Seven Swans," showing at the Regent Thea-
the today.

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MARY PICK FOR DnlAmamI ofi Clotherling Aug,»

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WE are able to ofler to the thousands of people who take great pride in their footdressan unusual oppor-
tunity to obtain I o-to-the-Minute SUMMER FOOTWEAR at a his: reduction 1n price. ,
This great sale [5 made possible through our purchase of the entire outnlL of Summer Footwear of two of
America‘s leadin r shoe factories. The discriminating Showers will find this sale to their advantage.

SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING

DAINTY. WHITE WEAR

—Extrahighgrade,: m1
gemxinehand-mrn- “
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MSZM

Choice of Loath-
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; Silica $2 .' a to an: width,”
‘1 White and Brown :0}. I033: “3’3“. ~. 0.
9 Rubber Sole Yachting and um I , . dren 3 - 1 .0.
1 Vacation Shoes and Ox— an. anon $150 : :3.
3 lords for Women, Boys, 33.1.3.” White g ; 1
Canvas

: $2 5 Lace
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Boy’s’ New Spring
Style Shoes

and due. wear.
Regular 83.00 quality BOY
SCOUT SHOES included.

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fl BIG GALA WEEK—JUNE 3-8
AUSPICES THE LOCKWOOD BASEBALL CLUB

GROUNDS CORNER MAIN STE AND
IMAN ST. ALLW EEK WEST

Washh‘urn’ s Milli}? ShoWs

- AND TRAINED WILD ANIMAL ARENA
The Largest and Most Compéete Carnival Organization on
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IMOWI— ”SATIOIAL RIDING DEVICES—~10

Sensational Free Act. Mr. Ardell

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recent successes including her last pic
,ture, "Stella Maris "

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, REGENT THEATRE TODAY

 

“The Seven Swans," a Paramount Fea.

; Dainty Marguerite Clark following
her custom of making one fairy story'

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“Quality Sliol)”
SPECIAL SHOWING OF

tut-e, Starring Marguerite Clark 1 1‘51}. GINGHAM AND VOILE DRESSES

. AT SPECIAL PRICES

 

1"each year, will be seen in "The sofen

 

 

Swans," a de‘lightiully whimsical fan- Charge Accounts Opened

 

 

Jtasy adapted from Ha‘ns Anderson's

‘The te End f the
Onnevsi r”ld 0 _

RED CROSS MASQUE
Annual Outdoor Play
at the
Hillsnde School
Prospect Hill, Nor-walk, Connectl.
cut.

Saturday. June 8th
3 :30 and 8 00 P. M..

Tickets.50c. Ch1ldren. 35c.
-In case of rain the performance
will be given on the first clear day
of the. touching week.

 

 

 

 

 

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