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Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
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THEDK BARA
in a Photoplay of Interest, Action
and Thrills.
“The Rose oi Blood”
theot HeanhPethe News and a
' . 24!»! Comedy.
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AUGUSTUS PROF WW Norwalk’s POP
FISKE O’HARA
IN HIS NEW, ROMANTIC PLAY
Marry in Haste
HEAR ME. 0’ HARA SING THESE NEW SONGS:
With You, Dear.’
f Dear Old Ireland in Year Eyes.”
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‘ . 3|DN§Y DREW COMEDY.
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Today. Thursday
“Pay Me”
' [The Photo Dramatic Sensation
that made all New York stop, look'
and listen. Played by a brilliant
cast. featuring
Dorothv Phillips
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“ Charlie, Chaplin in
“The Jazz Whiter” '
Friday
Doris Kenyon
The most Winsome Star or the
Screen. in
' By Mary Roberts Rlnehart.
Y Extra added attraction,
snOncno Bth?."S cLosE CALL
Saturday
,. Chas. Ray in
“The Millionaire Vagrant”
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Theda Barn in
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- In the Artcraft Feature,
; “Stella "Meris’
: .ne production, replete ll. :‘l stir-
"‘The Street’of the Seven _
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Shore 8: Chicken
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‘ wlLLlAM STOWELL
ALMOST CONCERT
millim-
Gave Up Calling For the Screen
A pianist of dnusual ablllty—merhape
another Paderewskl or a Hoifman—
that is what many think handsome
William Stowell would have bedtime
i had he not deserted the ,ivories for the
celluloid. lnYe recent photoplay.
in
whch he assayed the male lead. Stowell
was called on to take ,therart of a
.disinherited son of a millionaire who
Y finally becomes so down and out that
the has to ask for the price of a meal
-—and pay for lt—wlth his own efforts
at the piano in a dance hall
Mr. Stowell at this time surprised
his director, Joseph De Grease and
his, coworkers with so rare an ability
at the instrument. that he was immed
lately besieged for stories of his early
engagements on the concert stage.
whiclr'he deserted for pictures.
... halter-ant City and his
throughout the country.
his work at the piano—even on
screen in this one. tenure which his work on the skits elicited the . “mire-
inlays it—he has been busy answering tion of all spectators. Term ‘3. CfBrien
i;ihat be really can play
;day with Dorothy Phillips Jn that met filmed.
iniano in any of the exciting scenes of
.. the melodlame. he makes up for it by
the great plinth" scenes in which he
“escapes after one of the wildest fights
(of pictures from the burning “Nugget”
iiinuectilcular und unuuai mph scene ill
‘ls Kenyon will appear at the head of
when air-r
admirers as nut-menu not “
hevtns seen incular is an em furnished his
the Miss Kenyan herselt.’ Her darins'
letters telling them, rather {eluctantliz who directed the picture. says that
the scenes taken sf Lake Plaéid were
He comes to the Palace Theatre to among the most WHEN and artistic
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thrilling fiveleel story 0! Western}
Lila: "Pay In.” in which Joseph woe
Grossehesbrousht someottheiidéSt
direction of his career. punctuated at?“
screen success And while Mr. Stow-
ell unfortunately, is not seen at the
REoEnw THEATRE ITODAY .
Theda an: more gunman, “The
Rose 0 Blood”
i The type of woman who composed
Russia’s famous Legion of Death is
being shown at the Regent Theatre to
dayf'where Theda Bars is partrayins
the heroine oi “The Rose of Blood.“
This William Fox picture. which shows
lthe nnderplots leading up to the glean
tic revolution. has an engrossing inter
ie:t seldom seen in historical dluamas
Tremendous f‘lOWdS are flocking at
every pertomlance’“ to see t‘iis his
. spectacle. which combines the name
, on at Lake Placid let its noted star ‘ with a story die
Millionaire society people from many. tinctly worth seeing.
parts or me country participating in at Lissa Tapeuke is a girl of the pea
pie who attracts a prince to her feet
and marries him‘. . he carries with
her, into her high station, the hatred
she has always felt toward the ruling
class of her cbuntry. She is handed
with a group of revolutionists, and
she has promised to carry out their
will insole? as she is able.
The chief of the secret police I-is
first to come under the power of he}
enmity. Then, one after another. sev.
eral high governmental othcials, who
with the heloine safely in his arms.
Scenes For “The Street at the Bailout
’ Stars" to Be Shown at the
Palace Tomorrow. Tak-
The Street of Serum :Btersjflthc Mary
j‘Robe’rts Rlnehart story in which Dar
her own mmpany. De Line Pictures, '
Inc. at the Palace Theatre on Friday
Miss Kenyon and her company spent
ten days at Lake Placid. where they
were the guests of the exclusive Lake
Placid club. it was the first time ll
motion pictule coinpany had been so
tertalned there or permitted the privi- -
lege of taking pictures on the more have exercised tyrannical posters o’er
than six thousand acres of the club’s the populace. are killed. The great
Properti'. which is considered the seen Emoment comes wired mg“ is com
ic cream of the Adirondacks and the {mended to assasinate her own hus-
St Moritz 0’ America band. now plime milliliter.
More than two hundred members Oii .
club joyfully entered into the spirit of REGENT THEATH’E FRIDAY,
furnishing realistic and artistic etmos l
phere for ”I“ picture A“ 0’ the 93‘ iiMll‘y Plckford in the Ariel-ah pm”,
.UCiilaniS. both men and women. were} tioe. “Stoile..ilerls"
garbed in regulation skiing. skating? In “Stella Marts" tithe Artcrai't pic
and coasting costumes Amazing sitl- ture at the Regent; (Theatre. Filthy,
ing jumps were made befits the cam-. Mary Pickfotd plays a part wonder
era by lilies Genevieve Brooks of “my adopted to her. in fact. the lie
Portland 0'9 and Washington D b :-lustratlons in the not at by William J
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- fact is that Mary plays both peddle her
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. The work 01 Mai? PiCKfOI‘d as Stet grets when he meets the Winsome La NEW YORK. August .
.la Mal-is is overshadowe'd by that 01 dy Evelyn 0’ Connor. The play is tili- John FNewton, 117th miglneers. he
lthe character of Unity Blake, :1 home ed with romance, amusing sltllntione. on leave after being gassed at th
ly girl uncouth and misshapen. who wholesome comedy, and a delightful front in France. was killed in a tall
creates big moménts in the photoplay plement of mystery which is sustained from the sixth floor of an apart
and whose emotional work is prove up to the very end. Four new songs house While sitting in a. windo h
flatten. The superior work of Unity especially written for the star‘s use in became dizzy and tell to the no
i Blake is apparent in scenes where the play have been provided; they mm,- ,
,‘ Unity and Itella Maris appear W are "The Kind of a Girl I Mean, ” “Peg-
gather on the screen. 35! McVey, " “i’m Falling In Love With
Miss Pickford frankly admits that You Deaf" and “There' s A Charm of
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GAVE FAREWELL Dl’NNEni
A Mrs Nellie Winslow; Oi N '
h Stella Marie and thet splendid' supporting company .3“! $721}: 32.9233: d‘fmilitfednd) fM1:
t. loves the part of Unit? rounds Mr O’Hara. and the scenic and llam batterson, of 39 Pine street
is may seem a strange con costume details have heen well looked night. to a farewell dinner. give;
“15 after by Manager Pill)“: honor of her husband who let
Camp Devens today. « '
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self The duel role is made DOSSMLG BOOSQNfs HOTEL DAMAGED
lily clever photography. and Miss Pick~
ford is seen talking to herself and
walking oil the scene with. herself
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