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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 2, 1918 · page 3

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Special Music Program! By the
Regent Orche 111 Every Bream;

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'l oday
Mary Pickford

idhphnll Theatre

In the Al teraft Feature,

“SteS a Maris”

A fine productl on, replete with stir-
ring incidenl s, and the populal
SIDNEY i new comsuv.

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And the Latest Hearst-Paths News
Saturday
Nell Shillinan - ‘» .

In a picture 0 the BigAVoods, Isle
dotted La es' and Rushing ‘

 

l ‘Riverso

“Bares. Son of Kazan” l

AND THE .
Abrall to Lincoln

Dramai to Film Stoly,

“The Sl)

MONDAY—B rt Lyfi‘ll, in
Trail to VS te'r'day." ‘ '

ye Auction”

 

arm

Clara Kiln

all Young. in hel lat
testy

“The

WEDNESDA
'"photS

WV“ THURSDAY...

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' tron it Friday
Dorii Kenyon in

“The iIStreet of
Seven Stars”

Milly Roi erts Rlnellali; also.

G. M ANDERSON
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TlCHO Bl tLv's CLOSE CALL’

 

 

sSturday
Challiie Bay in
The Millionaire
WIL. 8‘.~HART

"TAMING l FOUR FLUSHER"

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‘ onday
' Dounll Fairbanks
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‘Mallllaltan Madness

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ll ll lE‘ lllEllRES

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~ “The Millionaire Vagrant, " Stars
G arlcs Ray
Charles Raylappehrs in “The Million
to Vagrant "l drama 65' J. G Hawks.
and produced 1‘ der the supervision of
Thomas 11.1an which will be exhibit-

 

 

 

 

ed at the Palal e Theatre Saturday.

It is the star of the startling adven-
tures encount red by a young million-
aire, who, vo%aglng into‘llle's mael‘
y startling discOVcr.

 

, strum. makes

Vagrant” "

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

«Mid- Summer Clea

. z..._; TOMORROW WILL BE: THE BIG DAY

 

ance Sale

 
 
 
 

nus ls nun om SALE or THE SEASON _ ~

 

 

 

 

Exll'a Special [0r Salllrday

 

$5 .00 SUMMER WASH DRESSES $1. 95

...ov.c--.u.-o

Will do so out 30 Wash Dresses that sold up to $5. 00
Tomorrow

 

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SUMMER mimics

$6.00 Summer DresSes $3. 95
$8. 00 Slimmer Dresses S5. 95
l $10.00 Summer DresSes S695

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, COATS. . ’
$8.00 Coats .. $3.95
$13.00 Coats . $7.95
$18.00 Coats . . ...... . $9.95

4. WAISTS .
$1.00 Waists ..... .75c ,
$2. 00 Waists ........ S150

SWEATERS
Silk and Wool Sweaters and

.Sllo-Ons
$2.95 up
. . DRESSES

Serlze Dresses
‘ $9.95

$16.00 to $18.00 Silk and

 

 

MILLINERY
‘TRIMMED HATS, FANCIES

12 on ’ .

All Shapes reduced 5010 75 % oil regular price.

 

 

 

 

 

C0als, Suits, Dresses w»

it

1-3 to 1-2 I)!"

 

‘ SUITS
$15.00 Suits $5.00
$15.00 Suits $7.95
$1.95 $18.00 Suits . ..... . $9.95
SILK DRESSES , J . RWAISTS
A Special Collection Of Silk $3.00wtists'. .. $2.50
Dresses-values *0 $25 90 $5.00 Waists ...... ,_ .. $3.75
' Clearance Price
$17.95
SKIRTS
$1.50 Skirts ........ 99c ,
$2.00 Skirts $1.50
$3.00 Skirts ...... . . . . $1.95
” runs

All Furs and Marabou Capes‘
At Special Prices

 

Waisls,
, 1 -3

 

Furs, Millinery
to 1 -2 0!!

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

“s in a series of quick
s that carry along the
plot to an n ‘xpeoied and startling
climax. The; tows are realistic to;
the last devil,- -tht‘--lll‘st part of the
picture showing the luxuries of a Fifth:
avenue mansion. Then the spectator is‘
taken to the llums.’ where a remark"
able true to II S boarding house scene
is enacted.

Charles my in the title role, as luc‘
result at a. self. pledges himself to
lire for a stat tlmc‘among the very'
poor of a glee city with barely enough
money for f and a~place to sleep.
Here it is the , he meets a strange as.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

Ala C21 rte Semce
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. Prices

 

Regent Theatre

TUESDAY EVENINGAUG. 6

AUGUSTUS PI'I'OU Presents Not-avalk’s Popular Actor and

Singer

F ISKE O’HARA

IN HIS NEW, ROMANTIC PLAY

Marry in Haste

HEAR MB 0 ’IIARA SING THESE NEW SONGS:
“The Kind of a. Girl I Mean?’ ‘

- “Peggy McVey. ”
' “I' m Falling in Live With You, Dear.”

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“There’ s a Charm of Dear Old Ireland' in Your Eyes. "

five weeks” trial Bay passes from the
well dreued youth to the cal-sworn.
hall shared tramp without losing one
lots of his inherent meanness. His act;
. log 13- characterised throughout by ar-

,tistlc W Eon My all- caption“ mm

 

 

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took a heed interest in

 

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“ SEATSARENOWONSALE

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REGENT THEATRE TODAY.

Playing a dual role, Mt ry Ploklom

 

tloll, "Stella Maris"

will be seen in a new Artcralt picture

at the Regent Theatre today.
'Plcklord plays the title role of "Stella
Maria," in a film version of Wm.
Locke's celebrated novel. and also in-
! lorprcts the part 0! Unity ‘Blalie, an
illncon'll character who is introduced

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as an inmate of an orphan asylum

'As Stella

Maria,

11 paralytic heiress.

surrounded by every luxury wealth

can command;
the sllsht

even

i worldly things.

and protected from
knowledge
thé comparison with

of

Unity Bla‘io presents a startling con
tract Later when Stella Maris has
her health restored and learns of the
poverty misery and crime existing in
the world which her imagination had

plclumd as idyllic It proves So strongl REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY

a shock that her life is threatenhd.

Through an amazing chain of clr-‘fl .,
cumstnncos the two girls—the USlY;
Duckling and the delicate and beauti-
fill Stella MllI‘IB-‘IOVG the Same man.
Selimenl of humtln ’belllgs.whose fol» hart, as "my most beautiful and ap- and “it“ comes a supreme sacrifice,
tunes have placed them in "a cheap peeling story} It was originallrpub. the giving of Unity Blake's life for
New Y0“ boarding 110389- During 11 llahed in the Saturday 5mm“ the man the loves and for Stella
and afterwards attained lt- hbol'rSalt
of more than mammals-clumps".
e a ”pre-
sentauon of her story and 3.195 mucn‘l
valuable-advice aeto aci- owncou-'

 
 

 
 
 
 

In“ Hit N‘

Jan— ’1'“

, in the Regent Theatre on Saturday.
. Pictures of the action or "the atoby and

K ' x < .
ear for the display of his especial tal- museum will portray page by page
, It tells a story of a young man, the story as enacted by the Vitagraou
Mary Pickford in the-Artemft Produc. Lot-ll Richard Leighpwho makes

. eats.
a players.
hasty montage in a fit of pique, and:
bitten) legrets his mad folly when he:
malts. the charming Lady Evelyn
O Connor.

Alter eating a mess ol mushrooms
An element of mystery picked 0‘" "Uhe country, better 9‘" they can secure the extra amoun. V ‘

 

lTsna AND THERE

adds to the pleasure of the perform- in an order t" Md!“ chairs while sugar wanted.

once, and romance. wholesale comedy ”'1 have time.
and bright and witty dialogue tend to A 13 000- 00° “’0‘ 3“ well was brought parks must go. War has
make “Marry In Haste" a worthy or-' in 0“ the (lump farm .
ferlns. Mr. O'Hara since four new 5°“thW65t01'mmnmgt0‘L W‘Va 1““ Still it is expected valet numhe
songs. "The Kind of a. Girl I Mean. ” the ““33“ 335 well ‘0 be drilled ‘“ crews will he slain in the near
"Peggy McVey" "I’m Falling in Love ,thls section for live years.

With You Deal" and “There's a

Eyes ’ and his splendid volce‘ ls heilrd 140! Angelou during the ”a“ year. C0117 picnlc‘ baskets.

to splendid advantage A shuttle cast servatlon was the reason alaslgned for
appears in his support. and the cos the killing 0! the felines Obversély

tome and scenic details have 039,115,603 dogs were licensed in the same Road are spending a month

adenuately prondod tor by Manuel" Year.
Augustus Pilou.

 

Church sociables and other similar

‘ . Take Care 01 the

 

 

cos. New York.

 

 

 

 

Nell Shipm‘an in “Bares, Son of Ka~ waft,” T
ran" and the Lincoln Drama, ‘ ‘0‘ of RIIW
“The Slave Auction" 7 '

 
 

 

James Oliver Col-wood. author 01
"Tile Son of Kazan.” will treasure a
hook halal: created for him by Neil
Shipmsn. who has the leading feminine

graph's screen adaptation
. lt‘ entitled. "Baree. Son at.
Kazan. t the Vitamin Blue Ribbon
'i‘eature. which will he the. attraction

 
 

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“Send pie Foley Kidney Pills.
badly done up with rheumatism and ‘
they are,- the only thing that help.

Rheumatism is stubborn as a mule
wit hangs on like a leech—wears out , C
your strength-“worries you with path ‘ _ .
r-dl‘lfll on your vitality ‘
your mlndaod'ects

itf~ over Tutor Kid- ,.

noy‘I’lllol For they work directly on
I‘% kldneyhtone up and ctrc
to the perrect action that
W cold out o: the “0611'.
away the cause or rheumatism.
., , 'fi'wlfid stilt. swam. omega; .

on our
, Stain homo

MrWAh lelndjo

Walsh, anemia, Colo.

y—dep
health!

at it hang p‘ 11! Don't; nine
now

than
eero‘ .
and clean fl

{1'09th
all}; letter to n:
Fol or Kidnc

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

gatherings in Madison, Wis, may hard
sugarless lemonade, unless they chi
ply with the Federal tood regulating
The Idood Administrator has held” .
special permits must he obtain '
the committees of the sociables

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“German black eagl ’ V“

five miles on them by the park boa «

War was declared because of is '
F0“? thousand three hundred and tactics of the crows in robbing

Chaim of Dear 016 Ireland in Your ninety-seven cats were destroyed in birds' nests and pllterlng"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Misses Scudder, or mix

 

Children 5 Eyes

Iam‘ .for their eyes must take-oars 'i'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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