Special Musical Piogram By W Today Regent Theatre the Regent Orchestra livery Evening Bonstance Talmadse In the Joy-spreading Comedy Drama, “The Honeymoon” ——and— Burton Holmcc’ Travel Pictu Friday Mabel Normand in the Story at a Girl Who l-‘ou Lee in “We Should Worry," second episode of “The Ea Eye." W4. “ ‘IJWWRRHflfl l I . i‘CS. nd a Fortune in a Bathing Still, “The Venus Model” SIDNEY DREW COMEDY And Latest HearsLPathe News. SATURDAY~ Jane and Katherine and gle‘s MONDAY and TUESDAY—William Farnum in his Newest De Luxe Production, “Rough and Ready." mm or III! amt no: room ‘45000 Worth oi Slim—0m a Garland ro a: ton Ar THESE limit-or titer: Thousands of Pairs of High and Low Shoes of Every much, the Finest Makes and Most Desirable Styles at Less Than Factory Cost. We gift: Our Patrons to Take Immediate Advantage of This, Our Greatest Money-Saving Shoe Buying Opportunity. Tell This Good News to Your Nghbors. They Will Appreciate It. 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Mr. Fox grids a (left She in His mos? notable performances have been“ with;. Mac Murray and Pauline i‘rederttk.‘ "Pan thn ram touch that pleases universally. His role in “Tire Honeymoon? ' fort-t an opportunity for him ~ play his best talents as the groom who is distracted from the bus- tonight, under auspices of ' ideas in hand, so to speak. by his secret pledge to help his newly ac to dis- bride- ' attired brother-in-law. How his “ov- ‘ ert” acts arouse the suspicions of his ‘ own highstrung wife, and how he fin~ ' ally explains everything to her com- makes Mr. F0 ' ptcte satistartion cintracter Work wh‘ In over with slcnnl s glee of the’hudinnc . stance Talmndge. REGENT THEATRE Ft‘tlp » Mabel Normand a bit X Dill! mess to The great» and proves hintI ' a fitting foil fer the captivating Con- . 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M DANCE FESTA ' At ' in the flatness Fatwa. Currant... Italy by the late Mrs Florence Baldwin. and continued in her mem- ory by her moods through the Am- erican Red Cross in ltoly. . — OPECIAL PROGRAM? Iootbs. flsfraslllnsnts 0 ‘w hold out by such as designing bathing of his identity and regards him only ‘,sults building up the business of the as a promising wot ker firm employing her, bringing a young her interest becomes deeper howeter. Cohesion to his senses, advertising a and soon she is In love with him. All would be well but for the ap- idow clad in it and—oh, everything- penance of a show-girl with a bun- And there/ls something more than die of compromising "letters written as Kitty her by the man Kitty loves, O‘Brien. reform a vampire and win! threatens suit for breach of promise. and it is to save the young fellow Tn her character of the happy go- from the consequences ‘lncky working girl who wins promo-\ that Kitty $085 to the woman. tton t0 “‘9 W“ of head designer in succeeds in getting the letters from the bathing suit establishment Mabel her and ii is at this moment that Normand comes in contact with the “The Venus \Iodel" takes on a dif ! She is unaware ferent aspect. "THE DANGER GAME- ulna: KENNEDY FILM Madge Kennedy in II entirely ditl‘ format characterization is the promise wyn when the star mains her appearance as Clytio Roa- ers in “The Dialer Game” at the Pal ace Theatre tomorrow. is round in a W environmeut quietly tslephonea ller paw as} with story opportunity to waffle: . of his toils Waite In a spirit of pique, Clytie Rogers (Madge Kennedy) determines to prove that everything in the book she has written could really happen. and is not Improbable far-tetcbed and ludicrous, as one critic said. His name Clytle neVer will forget, she hates. it so. It is James Gllpin. He said. among other things, that no cultured girl could prove so adopt a burglar as Clytie made her heroine. That._ first of all, is what Cyltle determ'ihes to refute. ’ She enters an open window, close to the sidewalk, lith no thought at what may happen. Surprised in that act of powderins her nose she dash A entire contents of her vanity box in Norma Tatmadge the eyes- of a man who enters the» room.” fleas and runs trio 9. police- mall. At the desk of the police lieutenant attraction at the she is mistaksn for a_ notorious char-“f a Select Picture actor, “Powder-Nose Annie." consents to help mingle with the Gradually has rid herself She lnal. sends in his card that Jimmie. her She thorns out protect cly-T- her help in a daring burglary and she winning her love, she will receive Butter, per kilogram ...... (‘lytie making laughable attempts to realize his worth, especially in com White bread per kilogram 0,53 pass herself off as one of them. Finally, she escapes and thinks sheTDerwent, sitters strangely attractive for a crim noted. but Hlmes restrains any dls- t But he follows her home and play of emotion, desiring not to em : Gllpln, the critic are the same. Clytic enters the drawing room She for- ed, although not really burned, so to; gives his deception and he tells her apelk- how husband and wife.— go something she isn‘t sorry to hear. PALACE THEATRE TODAY "Iy Right of PMM" ‘ "By Right of Purchase" will be the Onsi Miller. starring Norma Talmadgo as bystander suspects the truth audiMargot Hughes. a society butterfly doll Moe. 0, mm“ of food ,0, w", She marries Cindwioh Hm a “rich over 10 .009 inhabitants in In!» inn young man of high soda! scandlns. fight 'Iney her freedom and "a handsome settle Milk- per quart ----------- Eggs, each .............. She becomes to the flour, per kilogram. him—later. . toughs of the city. ment in addition. 0'“ 1, 'lpnrison with the worthiness of Dick ,Sugsr, per kilogram” a handsome spendthrtft of the man be con with whom she has long been infat- #220 pounds. Never suspecting harms her by violating his agree friend, and James meat. '. How she plays with fire and is sins- .tthelr separate ways to serve France‘ in the war; how they are both re.! :'clalmed and finally reunited combine ito make a masterful photoplar of in Society drama metropolitan society life. with Norma! ' T'l‘almadge inxa sympathetic and or tistic delineation. ’ Pala'ce today: it is1 directed by Charles ' AMSTERDAM. August 22. —'l'lte' Prussian Statistical Department has issued a return ’givtng the average re- meet the priest in first
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