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By JULES EOKERT GOODMAN
From the book of the same name by John Fleming Wilson
One Entire Year at “The Playhouse, " New York
Record-Breaking Runs in'Boston, Philadelphia and Ghicago
A PLAY THAT EVERY MOTHER. SISTER AND
SWEETHEART SHOULD S EE
Regeneration of the Prodigal Ben-Around the World and
Down to Hell with “Henry Potter" — ”Marcelle,” the Girl
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.‘loriner's New York home. Mr, Brady’s
lexceilcnt company is headed by Frank
, .Morgan who plays young Potter and
A } . ’ ‘ ,. ‘Edvne Davies as "Marcelle,” the Son
THE M‘“ WHO CAME BACK ‘Fi‘ancisco cabaret girl.
Gripping Melodrama at the Regent,
"a". "may Emu". iAT THE REGENT THEATRE
"The Man Who Came Bnck," Wit-g TODAY AND TOMORROW
Iain}1 A. Brady's excellent production: -
il' l e gripping melodrama written by. Norma Talmad e an Eu 9 ’ '
'J_u we Eekert Goodman from a book by: Starred inc “Th: midyear."
Jeni Fleming Wilson will be seen at“ tain"
2m Regent Theatre. one night only.f
. hurrday. Nov. 21. ' lwith a man who loved vou and would
Heraltled a. a melodrama of unus-l care-(or you tenderly crime to you at-
. Ital appeal to all classes of plumbers.1 ter cruel and harsh treatment came
and with ii. record of unprecedented ; to you when the safety curtain at the
a lime in New York and Boston. this theatre. dropping to shut out a fire
:trom the audience, also sht '
-. indigo). who girdled the globe be- u 8 Wu
away-from your miserable past; and
mm he came to himself and into his 3r mu thought that by drawing the
own. has aeored strongly in all thesu v_v curtain of silence and distance
linger cities. it poeessee in manner behind run as you fled to lndln with
‘ :cnsure 111311!th of intense dramsl- the mail you loved. you would for-
ir interest. Not the least of these is ever leave the hateful past behind.
that developed in the opium scelie~~ what would you do? Would you seize
A scene remarkably playedin a setting with both hands the happiness flung
:is weird as it is fascinating. In fact your way as Puck seized it?
‘l’r, Goodman has so developed the at“: How Puck, the little dance r in a
i'ou as to achieve what may be deS- cheap music-hall in London, incl-ts
- dbed’as a dynamic drive, the interest ‘ Merryon on leave from service in In-
‘ . cumulative. ever rising. from media on the night of the fire \It'hlt‘h sep-
‘vunent tho playgoer is introduced to males her from her husband who has
t'm Potters. father and son. in the beaten her for flint-led attentions Prom
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Norma Tatum .. ~ .
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‘E ”The 3.231me “The Kaiser’s Shadow”
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Fatty Arhuckle
in the Comedy,
. “The Other Man” 3
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mest dangerous thing in the world. i
in spite of every obstacle the Ger- 9
man Secret Service could put in 3
her path, she would do it.
. ““50" r ‘ Pattie News
Latest Pathe News ’ __..
-——- Wednesday
Wednwday Enid Bennett
in Paramount Picture,
“The Marriage Rinil”
TH U RSDAY and FRIDAY—Mary
Pickford, in “How Could You,
Jean?" (Ai‘tcrat‘t Picture).
- Alice Brady
in the l’hotoplay Adapted from
t‘liariotte Bronte's Novel,
“Jane Eyre,"
“Woman and Wife”
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SATURDAY—Wallace Reid, in “Be.
iieve Me, Vantippe."
another man; how the safety curtain
shuts off her escape and her life. une
til lilt‘i‘yon leaps to her aid. is endan-
gered; how she reads of Vulcan’s.
death in the papers and consents to a
marriage with Merry/on with whom
she goes to lndla; how she realizesi .—
that the reports of Vulcan's death may,
be false since her own name had been with United States Secret Service
listed erroneously; how Vulcan. who agents who are committed to the aid
is alive. comes to claim her and rath- uous task oi stamping 0‘" “‘3 menace
er than ruin the man she loves, Puck or German promenade in this country,
Comintz Soon
D. Vii/Grimm‘s Wonder Production,
“The Great Love”
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Iterent from all others. it la so in the
lJUNIOR FOOD
be—and undoubtedly are
Jolt In good. They
peculiar chem. But}
there is the individual quality‘ln en-
lnoe production tint marks it as dil-
ease of "A Marriage Ring."
ARMY WILL NOT
BE, DEMOBILIZED
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most interesting features of this work
throughout the year, 7 because they
show the army in action. 1
Many communities have altered sub-:
stantial prizes for Junior Food Armyz
work, and these will be awarded out
achievement day, but the most cover}
ed prize will be the certificates of:
commendation and approval issued by.
Governor Holcomb. These will be}
awarded to all members oftheJunior-i
Food Army who have completed one or
more standard projects and have!
made an acceptable report. Each lo-'
cal chairman has blen instructs?”
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secure a final record of the number
boys and girls enlisted, the pi‘oj tsI
they have completed, the total value of,
all Junior Food Army products. the
profit they made and the prizes they!
won at state and county fairs. 4
Achievement day does not mean de-l
nomination of the Junior Food Army:
As a matter of tact one of the very'
first things on the program is I renew-
al of the consecration pledge. which is
.~ Announcement:
it the opportunity to cast your lot'
returns to him. just as he is dying at;
the plague; and finally how Puck is Oclavug Roy Cohen and J. U. Giesy
released from him and tree to return
to the man she loves. all go to make
up the thrilling incidents in Norma
Talmadire's latest Select Picture, “The
Safety Curtain," which/will be. shown
at the Regent Theatre today and to-
morrow.
AT THE PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND TUESDAY
n the star of as lollows: “I hereby pledge my head.
The picture is based upo y my heart. my hands and my health to
food production and food conservation
to help win the world war and world
peace." Many of the Junior Feed
Army’s activitlee. such as winter gar-
den work. care and disposition of seed ‘
o 0 la. is deeply mysterious corn, use of cnnned foods, war-time’
”1:1: attiretlogm’ent and the puule is cooking, poultry production and care.
not uni-availed “um l'ne tlnal goeuekot calves, will be continued through
It is because of this that only a frag. the winter. The county farm bureaus.
mm of the plot should in justice be which have contributed so largely to
divulged, as a full knowledge or the the success or the whole movement.
which was published as a serial in
All Story Weekly some time azo. The
picture was directed by R. William
Nell. under the supervision at Thomas
H. ince.
denouemcnt oi the story mizht tend
Dorothy Dalton in “The Kaiaer'e ‘Bha- to lessen interest in the subiefl. I
down ‘ W .
When an American inventor of a l
ray rifle," which his government has , P‘ i
accepted, discovers that his plans Enid Bennett "‘ P'“"‘"""* 'c‘“'°‘l
have been stolen by German spies “The Marriage Ring” ,
when he is on his honeymoon. some “1.." is we peculiar quality or a
thine: 1-“ bound {0 happen. 38 is abun- Thomas ll. lnco picture? This quits-‘5
dimtly proved by Dorothy‘DuIton, the tion In pertinent because "Thu Mar-'
popular Thomas ll. lnce star. in her ”a“ Rina." a Paramount film prod“(‘_t
latest Paramount picture. “The Kill! pd bv Mr, Inca, will be seen at thi‘l
ser's Shadodp” which will be shown p313”. Theatre m.“ Wednesday. with
iii the Palace Theatri- liiiiilv :mtl Tiles» Enid Bcnmtt as the star. The story;
d5.“ I deal... with all nil\'elitiire which begins‘
The story or this thrilling pliotopliiv in San Francisco and ends in 11“.,
deals with the opt-rations of German wait
spies in a huge Aiiicricnn clip and One thing is ccrtuin,an lnCe picture
' P‘ALACE THEATRE WEDNESDAY .
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will participate in achievement week.
Every program is scheduled to begin}
with the "Star Spangled Banner" and}
end with “America."
JOINING MERCHANT MARINE.
WASINGTON, Nov. 18.-~The end 0tr
hostilities apparently has given im-,
petus'to recruiting for the merchant‘
marine. The shipping Board an-;
nounced today that the enrollnmrt oil
one thousand men last week was hig‘l-'
er than the weekly average during illsl
war period. ,7
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