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lWilliam 8. Hart
III on Aircraft Feature.
“Wolves of the Rail”
Sensational scenes and thrilling
situation of the early days of III
West.
Latest Hearst Pathe News and
2- reel Comedy—”P.—
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Friday
Leah Baird and IIoIIII
Mason in
“Moral Suicide”
A Dramatic Production of a Lit"
Problem
Also, a Sidney lliew ( omedy and
an Educational Feature.
SATURDAYTEdith Storey in
“The Claim"; also, the Abraham
Uncoln drama, “My First Jury."
‘; I . . _ ”"4" ‘IW'VH »«—~ G
; -. Mat. my 2-15, Eve. mo, 3:30
Today and Tomorrow
With Vaudeville
‘ BiIli‘e Burke
' lI_I her latest Paramount PicIure,- _
I " “Let’s Get a Divorce”
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Saturday WitlI Vaudevdle
Charlie Chaplin
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_‘ “The Count”
. 7. WIllIamS Hart
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" “The Marked Deck”
» . And the latest
"Hearst Pathe News
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all “if IIIEAI RES
_i _ .- BILLIE auIIKE HAS
NATION wma FOLLOWING
11’ "min Paramount star Soon to Be
; ‘1.- Beer! in “l-OI'I' not: a Divorce" ,
I5; I Among the ffIm luminaries now' '-be
., " log“ won by Billie Burke. the dainty,
'- mag’notic Paramount star, who is to
f: .-be seen here in "Let's Get a Divorce,"
'1 4 Her latest Paramount vehicle adapted
t by: John Emerson" and Anita Lopii ‘from
‘ Victorian iSardo‘ s celebraIed play,
"Qigoroogsg’ MlsIIJIJuIIIe achieved a
Inuit Elfin: chamcterization ’in “Let's
, ;- French 3ng or a romantic tempora-
. topliys
l (38y,i
“girl living“ in a convent in Soil
' numérous harmless flirtatious. She
meets and loves_ Henri de Prunelles,a
- VIIter, and becomes his wife. When
‘t'HeIIri hipses into the hude'um exist
' e‘nce of the ordinary husband, her ro-
IiiaIitic disposition Iinds relief in a
fore thé public._,iew have the follow- -
-. I trium'phfi no: Iecent Paramount play,‘.'v—
" ‘ Eve's Mught6r, ” but it is safe to say. .
Get a Divorce." :«tlIat of a cenventgar‘ed -
(merit. wIll rank ns one of her best pho«_ :
fin. this steIllng photo comedy, Miss -
Burhethas the role of :CFPl‘ieIIIifl Marv ‘1
I thorn France. who, to reIieve the mo- } :
‘ notony of her conVent lite indulges in 1 .
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l flirtation with Adhr him an officer of
« the Forestry Servic 1 Believing her-‘
-aAlf to he Inadly in la.- ve with him shei
' begs her basil and to give her a divorce
in ordér that she may become Adhe ,
1 ' mar’s wife. This he apparently con.
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ter Yvonne, he plots to destroy her in-
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more firmly for himself.
This is :accomplished in a series of
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. “Let’s Get a Divorce", will be pre-
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and tomorrow
-. WILLIAM S. HART AT THE
REGENT— THEATRE TODAY
“Wolves of the Rail. " an Artcraft Pro-
.. duction of the Early west “
Thomas H Ince presents William
8 Hart in this production, which pro-
‘. video a new character for the famous
1 i . star that of a railroad detective run-
ning down a gang of bandits during
13 the early days of the west. The story
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Is by Denfson Clift and providerHart I '
with sensational scenes and thrilling
situations.
the climax of which is his daring ride
alongside a runaway engine which he;
mad gallop and prevents a collision.
Vols Vale. the beautiful
REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
ther in “Moral Suicide"
John Mason, famous on the
boards while his horse is going at a can stage roI- many years,
complished girl who has played the Regent Theatre Friday.
leading feminine roles in Hart's re .
mance with him in this photoplaY.
perintendent's oillce were erected.
From the beginning of the- firsti
pathos
ditioII to being an
Mary Anderson, Lotta ,Crabtree, ‘
is starred'
lin the sensational photoplay, “Moral bert and. Sulll
and ac- Suicide," which will be shown at the ed many of the princ in t i 1 d L ah Baird
ibis more recent successes, under the port E 088 ncu mg e
As Richard Covlngton, Mr. Mason management of A H. Woods, are: the' Anne Luther. Claire Whitney and Alan per pound; SiXth 2036.9. W0 atlid 0118'
cent pictures enacts/a charming 1‘0' plays the part of a man who runs the stage version of “The Yellow Ticket ,",Hale is a vitally interesting onmal- hall cents per poun » seven 200°
gamut of all sensations from great at in which he was Baron Andrey,
Most of the scenes were photo finance to abject poverty, from social role played by Warnér Oland in thel
graphed in the mountains of Callior leadership to moral derelictlon The Pathe screen production of "The Yel-
nia, where II complete railroad sta role affords him extraordinary oppor- low Ticket," “ng Jim Garrity," “The
tion, switch tower and division sll‘ltunities‘for building a commanding. Song of Songs" and "Common Clay." I
3 strong personality in the production.
side of Governor
lseph K. Emmett, James C Williamson, will be an inevitable comparison be- I The following table has been an i amALLED FOR CONFERENCE
[Madame Janauschek Fanny Daven- 'tween him and Mason, and that Amer- pounced for the mailing of matter de- lPEKl'N, Manny. June 24. ——Panl 8.
William War- ica Will realize the fact that she 1106 {voted to advertisements through the Reinsch, the American Minister, '3:
Lester Wallack, s'esses the most powerful actor of niod- various postal zones after July 1, leave the end of this
ern intellectual and emotional roles.
The story of "Moral Suicide " Which
op res and originat- is unfolded through the wonderful act- charger cents per pound;
iroles. Among ing of Mr. Manon and a strong sup- one and one- half cents per pound;
He performs heroic feats. Leah Baird, John Mason and Anne Lu- port, Frank C Ban
‘ren, Dion Bo
iAIneri- and many oth I
Mr. Mason
“Mason has all that Guitry has. and'
icau,
e in all of the Gil
in speaking
the ing with a absorbing lifelproblem.
I poerA‘sTsRoENEnAL cIVEs‘ ,
NOTICE OF‘RATE muses _
Announcement has been made by
'- ‘AS 3“ “I” 3°11“ M830“ 1“ “ted Postmaster General A. S. Burleson of
Mr. 'Mason was born at Orange. N with the famous French ao'tor, Guitry. changes in the rate of postage of a!
scene to the‘ last the picture is replete J. in 1858. He ii a direct descendant. by no less an authority than Augustus
With rapid RCUOII- Hart 15 introduced on his father’s side ,of the famous mu- Thomas the playwright.
as 'a bad man, whose reformation 15 sical director, Dr. Lowell Mason, and of the two '.Mr Thomas recently said:
brought about by the prayer of his on his mother's
dying mother—a scene of lnflillte Belcher, of Massachusetts. Mr. Mason in addition he has the ability to wear a
"Wolves of the Ball." in ad began his stage career at the age of ‘ dress suit and conduct himself in a-
extraordinary twenty. and has appeared with such' salon with the grace of a nobleman. I
“dinner," will also rank- as a superb eminent artists as Lawrence damn. it is a sale prediction that whenever
Jo- Guitry, does come to America there
publications entered at postofilce's as - ““935.“ timesaver in any sort of work
second-class matter. ’
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tisement. After July 1, 1919, one and composed of two overlapping halves
onenuartor “Elli! PB! pound W1“ 1” thIIt can be spread spin-t to allow the
charged for matter of this kind.
"I
i 1918; and until July 1,1919:
First and second zones, one and one
third zone,
fifth zone, two and oneouarter cents
three cents per .pou‘nd, and eighth
zone, three and one-quarter cents per
pound.
LOW eLocx.
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