Regen: I Theatr I
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening
— Ttiday
Tom Moore and Hazel
Duly
In the best college story ever nift-
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“Brown of Horror”
And the Popular '
510N511 anew consov.
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Someday
Harry Morey.
in the Blue Ribbon Featuie,
“A Bachelor’ s Children”
and the Seventh Iof the
Abraham Lincoln
1); amatth_ 5111:: Stories.
“My Native State”I
monoA amid: Storey inmrréas
are of he Sea." and the Seunett
Comedy. “An International
Shoal?”
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY-I—
A Super Feature, “The Unbe-
boner“ " 1 .
Today. Friday
Louise Lovely and Carmel
“’ Myers
..,
Sirens of the
, Sea” ,
' II A» goal}. M. Anderson, in
“‘ilroncho Billy’ s
. Leap”
Saturday
“11115111 spangled
‘ ' Banner”
A Story of the U. S. Marine Corps,
Also,
Charlie Chaplin in
“A Dog’sI Life”
And the Latest Pathe News.
Monday. One Day CHIS?
By Special Request.
“Tarzan of the Apes”
Harris 31 Gans‘
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113 Water soon ;
been‘built a hundred yards from the!
water’s edge had vanished completely. .
The members of the company were
nonplussed for a while until one of
them solved the mystery with a pair
of field glasses. lie dldcovered the set
sailing sou'west in a smooth seat about
tiderad carried it they in the night! ‘
A steam yacht chartered by Jewel.
WProducilons, Inc.. for the use of the
,company. overhauled the sea-going set
‘and towed it back to the island, where
it was found that the scenery and
furniture were still in place on the
Istage, which was landed on the next
high tide, none the worse for the over
night cruise.
.Chariie Got idea For His New Comedy
From Grateful Pup
I. While waiting for his new studio at
Ibling about the highways and by ways
of the nearby city of Los Anzé‘les. Dur-
ing one of his siumming expeditions
into thé Mcxlcsnnuarter, he saved a
111iscrahlc white mongrel pup from n
cruel death that was about to be pro-
§1idod fo1 him by a pack of sharp
toothed gutter houndS. The pup show.
IIHi his appreciation of Charlie's kind-
ness by following him home "and at-
,taching himself to the permanent stu
'Idio staff. “hen it became necessary
I“) decided upon a theme forthis first
$1, 000, (m0 comedy, Charlie ctl'dtzelcd
lI1is 111111115 for some time untii the purp
:forccd itself upon his attention by
drug ring one of the diminutive comet!
Iian‘s famous shoe out of his drossinr
Irom. Chaplin decided upon the spot
Iihat the ambitious canine should be
tIcncouraged in his longing for a Eistri-
Ionic career. 'As 11 result, Charlie prov
Icct‘dcd to c1oi1’e 11 story in which the
tlo‘1 should (ccupv 11 leading 1‘.o'lc The
Icoutplctcd film will he shonn at the
,l‘tince Thcatte on Saturday. homing
Ithe title, “A Dog's Life."
11:11:11? ITHEIATRE ‘rooA'v
Hazel Daly and Tom Moore in the
College Story. “Brown of
Hal-van!"
Another triumph for motion picture
~art over that of the stage is scored by
“Brown of Harvard." the Perfection
M “if iflEAlRES
FATHER NEIPTUNEL.
ISTEALS' SET
Odd Things Happen In Colorful Jewel
“Whe’re’sour set?”
S. .M Goldaine, assistant to Director
ecently put forth
the question on a 1. 21d island off the i
coast. of Callinm'a 1.i1ere the six-act
“Sirens of the‘
Sea" which goes into the Palace Thea‘
Allen I J. Hoiubar,
ilewel super feature,
tre today was in the course of produc-
" tion‘.
’i)own on the beach—the same one
“ we used yesterday? replied Holubar.
. "All wrong," said Goldalne, ”if was ,
'down on the beach last night, sure
enough It isn't there now!”
it wits Holubar's turn to get excited
tile rushed to the beach. There was no
set—Mic, temporary stage which had II
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OF THE APE
1' OFAwnn‘E
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FIQSTSA to“ 1121.
A Scene From “Tarzan of the Apes"
To Be Shown at the falace Monday.
Park
Dinners and
Rolon Pomi
Shore &'Chicken
Wedneidtormllsminthe'pre-I
1 the silent production is infinitely
{tor in detail.
Ithrilis and cheering throngs.
I are as realistically
five miles on shore! An unusually high ’
'ty and is the sole support of two young-
‘fully belonged to her father. now dead.
Ilions, she accepts both Harry Marci.
‘llollywood California, to be erected. I and in the supporting cast are? Alice
.(‘hariie Chaplin spent many days ram- Terri. Danton vane. .Wllliam Slice.
.3. I tion of the British army. "
eentallon of this romance in life at
the great eastern college. _
The picture is an adaptation from
i
Ilhe famous new and audible play by
Rita Johnson Young and Gilbert R;
Coleman. Hazel “Honey” Daiy and
Tom Moore are its oo-stars, with Syd-f
ncy Ainsworth heading an excellent
supporting cast. It: was produced by
William N. Selig. I
Compared with the speaking draining
bet-I
The great Yale-Harvard
boat race, an impossibility on the.
. stage, is shown from beginning to end I
its attendant
Manl',
other of the story’s spectacular scopes
visualized. Prac-I
ticallv all exterior scenes, ii is said '
were filmed at Harvard.
in the picture with
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Harry Morey in "A Bachelor's Child-
ren," Also the Lincoln Drama
“My Native state’”
Florence Deshon. one of Vitagriiph's.
youngest and most attractive sfa‘tfls,
makes her third appearance with liar-
ry Morey in Blue Ribbon Featmes inI
“A Bachelor’s Children." which will
be the attraction in‘ the Regent Thea- i
eon Saturday. Miss Desh'on playsi
the role of the girl who was raised int
affluence, but who is reduced to pover-I
or sisters. he learns that the millions
possessed by a young bachelor right
The bachelor also learns of the fraud
practiced years ago by his uncle and
seeks to convey his fortune back to
the girl. She learns to love him and
refuses to accept the riches In time.
Ihe learns her reason for her refusal
and when he offers love with his mil
forceful star, is the young millionaire.
and Jessie Stevens.
FIGHT STILL
CONTINUING
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PARIS. Juiv 19—--'i‘ha It‘rcnch haw
broken the stu’blmn German musl-
anct‘ at Court-humps. noitlmest at"
Chateau Tl1111r1 Slle the fluxes cor-
r1 spondcut at the front blunt oi the
enemy' is gum 111‘. d machine guns were
r‘:.1piurod
l..,()Nl)0N .luly 19.-Gormnn taidt
lust nicht in the. \1llmsBrctonno‘1ux
311d \Iorianccurt sectors. on either
side of 'ho Somme. were driven off by
1111‘ Ilriti-th. says the official statement .
"“I‘Im Field Marshal Hair, today. The
British captured :1 law prisoners in
successful raids in the regions of
llurquoy, \Villcrvul and Locrt‘.
l‘ WIS, July likwlt‘loncc is thrilled
by the news that on tho fourth day of
the German offensive French and Am-
orican troops snatched the initiative
from the enemy by surprise 11nd sound‘
‘1‘ twat film-11 of his divisions on a
thirty-mile front. It is felt that Thurs:
day marked the ebb of Germany’s of-
l’enaivo power.
So completely Were the Germans
surprised that the Fri~1nco Americans
advanced in places two miles in the
first hour. They continued their pro-
gress in the afternoon in‘ the teeth of
growing resistance. The morege
depth of the gains for the whole day}
was between three and four miles At
some points the Allies advanced five
miles, according to latest ad1iccs from
the front. I
The Allied gains south“ 11st of Sola-
some will prevent the enemy from
using the railways to Loon, Chateau-E
Thierry 11nd Rheims and along the
Aisne, which are, of vital importance
11 him. Soissons is the keystone of1
the German system and it is expected
the enemy will throw in the heatiest:
forces in an attempt to fend off theI
present danger.
PARIS, July iii-Military communi-
cators ale unanimous in calling Thurs-
day s 1‘ ranco-Amet 1can advance a fine
,uc1.e is, but depreciate jumping to com I
clusions. as the battle is still going gnu .
ilenrl Bidou says the fact that the
Ge1m11n resenes intended to support
the offensive of July 15 have rushed
to the rescue of General von Boehm,
makes the continuation of the enemy
drive toward Epernay difiicuit.
“We have at rived at the moment
when, the manipulation of the French
division is going to be decisive, and
in that game we may believe the last
word has not been said " adds Bidou.
WASHINWGTON July 19 -An official
dispatch made public today said that
in an effort to hide from the German
public and the crew. of submarines.
the extent of submarine losses, the
high command has isued an order for- .»
bidding the statement in death notices;
that the deceased was a member of aI
submarine crew! unless the loss of the
submarine has been. officially an-
nounced. - -. _
_ THE HAGUE,- July 19.——In 'out.
spoken comment on the growth or Am-
erican strength in France, the Social-.
there is no doubt more than a million
American troops already have arrived
in Europe it denial-cs this is a feat of
organization as amusing- as the erea-II
' “Aniarican participation in the fight-
" ing.” it adds, ,“increeses the German
g . task to one of gigantic magnitude. lt‘II_
, is easily understandable that the Ger- .
plan cmmand is try g
m .
I west of Rheims, a feeling of confidence
iii may be said it is greater than any}
ist Arbieter Z'eltung of Vienna says: '
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aGerman court at Brussels. the For; open warfare, some spontaneous local eriean railway hospital trains. shining
cign office has announced. 1ized. actions being undertaken with-l with their newness. moved slowly
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY‘ 1N out a preliminary barrage. and it is in through the ripening wheat fields and-
FRANCE, Thursday, July 18, 6 p.111 actions of this character that the Am- the cool forests to the bases. the
(Associated Press) .—With nightfall moan units have won the 3 ..1se of the wounded waving cheerfully from the
of the foiirth day of the battle east and French. . Windows.
The tone of .‘EThui day‘s communques PARIS, July 19 .——Betwoen the Aisne
and likewise the success of the mum and the Marne, in spite of new arrivals
hours of assault along lines of his own‘ for -attaclns begun emly today have in at German reinforcements the Allies
selection. the cumin 3 offensive seem Llectcd the French and American troops are making sensible progress and me
ingiy has failed He still is behind with high confidence in the outcome capturing a large number of p.lsonets,
the objective set for the first day's} of the gient enemy offensive, which according to the official statement is- ~,
attack Furthermore his gains during: now is believed not only to have been sued by the War ()filce today Section AAmerican troops. co- cried»
the entire operation weie consider— effecti1ely checked. but in at least a The text reads: ting with the French in an attack at.
ably smaller than those of any of hisI small measure thrown back. “Between the Alene end the MarneI the enemys pesitions between tin.
previous offensives during the present The American transport, both of mu- our "0011‘s. surmountlng the resistance Aisne and the Marne. penetrated like
your. Initions and of the hospital service, is 0[ the enemy. Which was increased by lines to a depth of several miles, only»
While the Ameiican force engaged I'tsorklng smoothly and efficiently. Be- the arrival of new reserves, realized Ituring many prisoners and guns.
in the present battle is small in com- hind the line the correspondent en- sensible progress at the .CIOLSB of yes
parison with the total Allied strength. countered ambulances and trucks 1 terday. The number of prisoners If you have corns from “1.11
filled wth what are known as sitting nounied is being augmented The bat- ‘shm, either we loose or too tight.
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