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Earle Williams
In a Fascinating M3ster3
Itomante
“The Girl' In His House“
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FATTY ARBUCKLE
In the t‘otuedy
“THE VILLAGE SCANDAL"
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' LATEST PATHE NEWS.
Tuesday
Frank Keenan
In the Comed3 litama.
“More Trouble”
and the
Official War Films
of the United States Great Btitain
France and Ital3.
W ECtN ESDAY and TH U RSDAY,
(‘ iara Kimball Young, in
"THE CLAW."
COI:';lG!
William l«‘t turn. in Victor Hugo's
Immonal Classic.
“LES MISERABLES."
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REGENT THEATRE. TODAY
Earle Williams in the Blue RTbbon
Feature. “The Girl In His
House" 3
‘The Girl in His House,"~ the Vita-
:raph Blue Ribbon feature which wilt
be shown in the Regent Theatre to
day, is a higlisclass society drama
"with a powerful lOVe interest, ml’S-
tery
respect measuring well up to the high
standard of Blue Ribbon releases.
Earle Williams is presented in what
rarely may ‘It- said to be one or hist
stream-”st and most appealing roles.
wttlle (truce. ixtt'montl. playing oppo-
site him. wins new lIilfl'Q‘ltI
Ihetic actlut: The» Intern are cum-
blv supported by Harry mandate.
lrm Itch and Margaret Allen
The warm I» an adaptation by
Kath-due M Ito- tlu widely
and M I? it! III-v one in the
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cleverly sustained and in cver)‘.
by her‘
rare beauty. mum nouns and Iwmtur .
Matinee, at 2:15;
and 9 o'Clock.
Today
The World Famous t‘omedy Scream
l3'rno iII'otlters‘
“Eight Bells”
"'i‘hc Sure Cure for the Blues."
PATHE NEWS.
1 Tuesday and Wednesday
Mary Pickford
lll Artcratt Picture.
“M‘Liss”
A quaint little ragged girl. bull‘eted
by fortune anti fate. in the Calls
t‘ornia Gold Rush. stakes her
all in the faith of her
sweetheart.
Every Tuesday
Otiicial War Films
“Following the Huns”
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Evening, 7: 15 -
Buy Liberty Bonds <the Buy-way
to Berlin.
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old McGrath. The storv was run
serially in the Ladies‘ Home Journal
and is now in book form. The .pic-
titre was filmed on the west coast bl‘
,'I‘oIII Mills.
Frank Keenan In His Best Comedy
Dtama, "More Trouble”
This is tlic best licettun since “The
Ste ppins Stone ” it is one of the fin
est comed3 dramas r..~elca ed hit some
time It starts. with 200d comical sil-
nations which will thaw heattv
Iauuhs anti culminates in’a dramatic
climax.
Thestory was written 'by Eden?
Franklin and tells of Harvey Decline.
son of Lc-Inw-l i'lcerintz
mini, who Its-3 just returned {with col-
leuc. Bills for wine, poolroom. cigars.
billiards and mum other little items
soon commence ltlenIll' in. Harvey
denies to his father ever having an)"
thing to do with them.
leached. ho'xm‘a'r, when a note
25,000 is presented lot payment b3“
the bank. Haney denies this too
and his tether refuses to-ply and the
bunk lorgclouoe on beetle” steel
mill Herold Mon. a college
M at new all e eel at nutr-
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heart.
Get into the light
——ilIe way he is in
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hand
his job is done.
his bare hands.
‘Send up the ammunition!
grenades l
He is fighting for you—lighting with the .
spirit of Victory. He will never quit till
But he can’t win with
help to win new battles.
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Buy Bonds to your utmost
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lll> father
l'iln
when
off his allowance. Hart'ey
fess‘vq to III~~ ‘iillii‘l he knew of the
import but would not tell as he and
Harold belonged to the some lI'ttlt'l"
nity.
The lost
Harvey tells his lather
uirc his collect» clItInI because
they lit‘l'lll‘LI' tn the same fraternity
the wane folks,
point in the stor3 when
he wouldn't
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Byrne Bros. "Eight Bells," Full of
Buoyant Buttonery Battles the
Blues
llt‘llr” is the
~t-reizu in the world.
great
most famous
it is the
lunch mil
stare success with which
toured America for
tremendous stic-
“I‘Iieht
comedy
film version ct the
protltteina
tlte ilt'rnc thus.
fifteen wars with
cess.
There‘s a t-‘ot to "Right Bells"—~of
course, illtll"~' II plot. and for fear
that rou might spend time and effort
discorerinc what it is, we‘ll tell you
about it right now-«it‘s a plot to make
tit maln- rou laugh and have a sand
time it is one or the most successful
plots 'In achieving its purpose that
has ever been used In pictures.
The Byrne Brothers were famous
ocrohnts—“Ask iad~lie l(nows"—-
and they put toucther this entertain-
ment for laughing 'purposes onl3'.
They got up ll lot of trick doors. a
trick shop and a lot of other tricks
which are not alone astonishing but
All of these things are
seen in this film version of “Eight
Bells" together with a lot of new
stuff that is cren more mirth provok-
ing than the, stunts that were in the
original production.
“Eight Bells“ is distributed by
World Pictures and it ha‘s been se-
cured by the. Palace Theatre for
showing today.
AT PALACE THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Mary Pickford _ll'l Artcratt
“M'Lies.” Famous Western
Story
While several of Bret Hurtc‘s [as
cinutim: tales of the days of old and
the (lure of I'flld In (‘alitornim have
been trarislet'red to the screen. it has
Th” Vilma" li-remained for Mary Plcltlord. "Amt-rt
t‘n'th Sweetheart." to lemme to cellu-
Iotd. Mr Home} greet temlnine em
lion. “Wider." the heroine at his im-
mortal story of that name, but?“
the production of this picture. Hm
Mimi W ‘ that it It tune
Illa m fluorite “m ‘1‘” d m
i conference."
has doth
pltotonla3 in» .. than four 39am mm.
The (‘illllflltl 3 of “M' I. ins" ptmldett
\Ii,~s i‘itkt‘oIl with abundant oppot-
ltllIlIlt‘e for the display of those. char-
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”form.” “313.3. M“. made Mr mp won the “oilds (3ciing licrb3 ut the wintet.
foremost st‘t‘ttn artist in the world.
While the ".\I'i.iss."
contains a murder and the subse-
Iiucnt rescue front :3 mob of l3‘nchers.
of an innocent man accused of the
crime. is dramatic. its treatment is so
Ilitt‘t-rcnt from ordinurr pictures oi
the west that it will prove M pleasant
surprise to all who see It.
The scenario “'us written by Fran“
ces Marlon. author
t‘llm sttcccsst‘r. and the production
was directed bv Marshall Neilan.
Miss Pickinri will be supported bra
notable list of players. including
Theodore Roberts. Thomas
’I‘ully Marshall. fleien Kelly. Wini
[red Greenwood. lionle Blue and oth-
ers. “.\i’liss“ will be presented at
the Palace Theatre Tues’dnv anti Wetl-
nesday and record—breaking crowds
may be looked for,
slot) of
FOR A FREE lRELAND
Delegates of CIan-na-Gael Vote to Fe.
titlon President and Congress
NEW YORK. Sept. {id—Asserting
that “the solemn declarations of Pres-
ident Wilson bind this republic to so»
cure the freedom! of i-reland as well
as that of the other oppressed and -
submerged nations for 33'hUhTAmcri-
ca is fighting" 600 delegltes .of the
CIan-na-Gaci. representing all parts
of the country. at a Conference here
yesterday adopted "a petition to he
sent the president and congress ask-
ing self determination for irelanu.
The petition declared the United
States should tlernand that England
Immediately ton‘cede ireland‘s 075‘!“
and that “her status as an independ-
ent nation be guaranteed b3 the peace
lpledtzed to "enlighten“ American opin-
ion by “an open and entirely legal
. protiazanda-"
Picture.
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voum HELD FOR FIRE.
Young Man's Partly Burned Draft
Questionnaire Found In Garage.
WILLIMANTIC Sept 30 ~Edgar
Brown. 20 years old was arrested lut-
yeeterday in connection with a are 4
that destroyed two motor trucks all
othet material in the garage 0! Foley
1 Henry here only yutmley nora-
iag. with a loss placed at “.000.
Bron mm the alarm to: the m. and Ilmmmmm In. W m t
«on draft questionnaire. pert. met-l tonic-.3 untowmk H. has .
'1 r production of that
which ‘
ot’ manv notable
Meixhan.‘
‘ our
\lote than 373.000 331183‘
SPEARS TAKES CYCLE DERBY.
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Kramer and Glenda Beaten in Final
oi Title Race
NEWARK. Sept. :Itl.—-—ilob Spears
Newark Velodrome here
from Frank Kramer and Allied (it-en-
da. It took four limits to decide the
bk: race. Ktamer won the fitst one
Spears took the set and. The third rncc
resulted in dead heat.
ishcd third to every one
Kramer and Spears then rode a
of these.
' . ‘ . d
% ctal one-Iuidle match rare to decide the allow a fair proftt.
‘should be made as early as possible.
race. and Spears won.
Francisco Verri won two races, ink"
ing the fivemile open and the cottso
tattoo of the Derby.
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CANNOT TAKE VOTE
OF NEW 3’
NEW YORK. . cpl. lid—Because
"constant movement of otIr military
forces in Europe" would make it inI-,
practicable at present to attempt to'
secure in day manner the votes or
soldiers abroad. “the war dc-
purttnent has. declined to permit the
state of New \ork to send a commis-
Slm‘ abroad ‘0 ”iii“ ”‘5‘ ‘0195 0f "1" least while wat department authmities letter adds, still ate beans shot lfl
200. 000 New Yolk men how serV
tag with the American expeditionary
forces. l
TEN HUNS FIGHT HIM, ‘ 31
OUT YANK KILLS ALL
WITH THE AMERICAN Athll‘t
NORTHEAST or VERD'CI’N. Sept?
30. (by the Associated Presslr—Amer-f
tcan statt‘ officers visiting a battle-l
field‘on this sector Saturday found a!
dead American soldier surrounded In“;
ten dead Germans whom he apparent-
ly had killed before being slain him-j
self. _ ‘
TRAVELING SALESMAN
Tells How He Regained Strength.
Ambition and Vim
Atlantic Iowa—J1 am a trmelinz
salesman and was tun-down, wotu‘
iout. no appetite and no ambition nI3
drugzlst told me Vinol was what IV
needed and within a few davs alter
ltaklnx it I commenced to coin. and‘
it built up m3 health and strenzth so:
eterv sprln: and fall I take it to‘
build me up and it keeps me in splen‘
dill condition —W. E. Brockolshy. ?
The menu we guarantee Hoot is
because it is It conciliation“ remedy-
contetninx beef and cod Ilur pop
toner. iron and monume- peptmtes
‘soned.
Because few farmers set out cnouzlfi
lCOMMUNlTY ACTION MAV INSURE are in charge of cofiege athleticn.
SUPPLY OF FUEL WOOD
\i \SHINI;T0.\' I) C. Sept
Communities tl‘lil‘tilt‘llttl with serious
fuel sluntauc should not wait until
but should not now to stitnu
30. ..
\e‘tlfl'da) late the cutting ot‘ wood to tarmcts. night may be played by college
says ofllctals ot the Fillf‘fil Service.
l'nited Slates Department or Agricut
tmc
It is bellmcd that farmers in inan3
Gronda fin- sections will t’ut all the wood needed to Sunday night.
for tlte'communlty if they are guar-
spc~ unteed a minimum price sufficient to periods and will in no way the .1]!
Such contracts
so that the wood may be pt'opcrlv sea-
a stove-wood mill.
saw and power
wood to require
consisting of buzz
.I’K TROOPS splitter as part of their equipment. it Viki are compelled to leave a
is suggested that a group of farmett
co-operate in operating such a plant.
THINGS HAVE CHANGED.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.~~lntersec
tional football and games compelling
a team to be on the road more than
two da3s. is a thing of the past. at
#L
Send up the
56nd up the‘rilles and
hayonets and machine guns that Will
two games tor which the players w
.wrtter says he teams from an
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touel Rees, in charge of the 8. IL A. l ‘
actt3ities in the colleges and unit
ties in the colleges and untversitlu
this country Saturday announce!!!
no games requiring absence and?
However. during November. . .
school may schedule not. more --
be gi3en furloughs from Friday . I
All produce
sports must be held in rent . ., .
to interfere with the time set ash!
drill and study.
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WOULD KILL BY WHOLfiflh
Hana Vent Says Bolsheviki Will. 7
stray Molcow If Forced to Loam:
LONDON, Sept. 30. —If the
they will attempt to desttoy the my
and slaughter the bourgeois MW
sale declares Hans Vorst innit!
to the Berlin Tageblatt. The new
sources the Bolshetikl have placed
the upper stories of high but!”
every conceivable agency of de -
lion. ' , _
Innocent boutgeois hostages, m
the thousands.
Norwalk Chronicler