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Regent Theatre
Today
rhe Talented Film Star,
for Sale, has been made with the (1!
reel: cooperation of the author him-
self, who is a personal friend of Mr.
WBlackton “The World fo1 Sale" is to.
i _ iappear today at the Palace theatre
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.craldme Farrar ; Matinee 2.15 Evening 7 and 9 z . THEATRE TODAY
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1»; New Goldwyn Success 1; ‘ TOday EThe Emotional screen Actres, Geral-
lhl' lurn 0f the Wheel” 5 Acts High Class f dine Farrar in “The Turn of the
el, A Thrilling Production: Also
.the News Pictures and "The
athe Review.
Ma) we all gel what‘s coming to us.’
is the toast Geraldine Farrai as Rosa-
lie Dean. offers. while dining with a
couple from Whom she seeks to 11 ring
a confession that will clear her sweet—
heart of the charge of murder in “The
Turn of the \Vheel." the famous diva’s
first Goldwyn production.
An American gi1l. Rosalie Dean
sees in the famous gaming rooms at
1 Vaudeville S : W
and feature picture '
1 “The World for Sale” .
I With Conway Tearle, who made '
’ such a wonderful hit in “The Judg-
! ment House”
l Mutt and Jeff Cartoon 0
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. 1:": woman did to save the
,- she loved
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'1 a Pathc Newa P1ctorial and
.Jathe's New Screen Triumph
"The Pattie Review"
Jr's a real baseball game
'19. motions of players and bal
11.111 in speed so that every
1-1 of the game may be
fell
Saturday
Three Complete
ville Sho1
' Sat 1' “ , Monte Carlo a man to whom she is in
B'liich ] L i The Eagle 4 stantly drawn, though his name is un-
C 0“ With Marguerite Sno d King known to her She is glad that he is
8399“ obviously one other own countumen
ret Ser- He is staking all he has on the turn of
1 Vice picture which is based 0" the wheel and he loses. Quietly mak-
facts d s ecial 2_ in;r his way out of the crowd. hl‘s
Latest Path NW" 3 p thought is made known to Rosalie.
who slnps him when Maxwell Grey is
r about to pull the trigger of the revol-
z 11, ck Sn." t 1‘ ' Cathe e alvert 1 1er at his temple. Then he confides
e t in “M ” in the beautiful girl.
Grey is sure that he can win bmk
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.‘une-Tcnths of Y
1 "my of the Canadian Wilds
Also a
:ter Outing Travelogue
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I On Coming Soon iwhat he has lost At once Rosalie
Nazrmova ‘forces a small sum of mono} on him
“ and true. to his lnstincl.ll1e. man “ins
All Eye for an Eye” heavily. After that the two are seen
much together. Rosalie becoming
more in love with him. Their happi-
jbiP- “Cl “n ”W program. Shannon and; ness is suddenly interrupted by the
: Thoise in songs and slmies were well; appearance 0f detectives who place
l't‘Ct‘lVOll. The ilflll and last act (‘Oll :Gre\ and R053”? under arrest GFOV
sists lot’ 'solne c'le101 comedy bicycle: being accused of the murder of his (ii.
A] I" . ridingr by the Armstrong Trip, 1 1o1ced wife in New \ork. and Rosalie
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. . AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY, 1 quickly proves her innocence.
His silence does not daunt Rosalie.
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M:AUil-DEEVILLE PROGRAM “The World for Sale," Produced by J. She will return with him and fight for
. D ATURE PICTURE Stuart Blackton from :1 Sir 'his life how she does not know But
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'l“e , 1 AT PALACE THEATRE Gilbert Parker's Story. :her faith and determination an) end-
” d‘“"‘ evllle bl“ ill the Palace for ’i'l. well known producei of “The less i
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of live if?” and Salurda} 9011‘ Halo try of Peace and “VV oman- Do not fail to see “The Pathe Re-t
1‘ ‘ t .1y 300d “N" “nd 11 flfilw hi'mil " 1v 1'lt'll received the highest views." Pathe's new success, the firgt
’ e ure picture, ‘ Drill"? ”Um critics and DUbUC 311K8- issue of which will be. seen at the lie-1
. Til? Temple Duo, elem-r musicians, has recently joined the long list of gent theatre today. Pictures of pictur-
1‘21ij :21‘2ttgfiimber. followed by Fred famous producers who work under the esque Brittany, how music affects ani 1
M; ;‘.1;11-y1;mdmgg:-l1]: s;1;:1:::qacl.t:he I‘Varn‘mount banner. such as David W'. mars. butterflies and bees. and thel
:"lv ”f different countrie~p11-:(.ma_ ng (irifiith, Thomas ll. lnce. Cecil B. De analysis of baseball. See this baseball
fi‘ 1‘ “'5'"le ‘ A. we 11er MIIIc. and numerous others. game. The speed of the players. and
. and sums to be the Mr. llluckton's screen version of Sir ball is reduced so that every motion
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Ladies’ Suits - ' I 7
$28.50 to $35.00 Value. ' $22 00 to $24.5 Vane,
Special at . Special at
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Men’s and Young Me
BOYS’ . O’COATS
OVERCOATS AND MACKI-
That were selling at $25.00 to $35.00.
NAWS
$6.98 to 510 Special Sale Price at. ‘
\‘11l111‘ $10.95 111 $16.30
Sim-s 5} to 17. I I 7
GIRLS’ COATS $3.98 UP. $ 1 5 and $ 1
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Gilbert Parker’s novel, "The World may be cleédY seen
i decide that they must do so. It is
EVVilson, died last night. at the home
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The Biggest CoatSale of the Season
'TS F; ’1 Ladies and Misses
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AT REGENT THEATEE sATURDAY
Mitchell Lewis, Pop-hr Star of “The
Barrier," in Nine-Tenths of the
Law, " Also a Chester Outing Trave.
logue and a Mack Sennet Comedy.
Mitchell LewiS. in the role at the
(rappel will he remembered by pie»
lute “fans" £01 his remarkable char-
acter wo1k in “The Barrier " “Bax Sin.
ister," and"‘Sign Invisible.‘ In his
offering he goes a long Way towards
strengthening his claim to a high placQ'
among the screen character actors l
In roles of this tvpe (the hunter. the
trapper prospector. more or less un
educated except in the lore and tradi
tions of the great woods robust hale
and hearty, accepting battle under
pro1ocation. but never seekinz trouble-
iand endearing himself to 11omen andl
children in the same way that he be- I
comes a terror to certain Classes of!
men about him—one who laughs at‘
1:1 eat llafzetlit‘s and weeps at tiifles)
Mitchell Lewis after a di1ersified:
screen career in character roles 1mg
found his proper place, who has .the
likelihood Of permitting no second
man to approach him.
A little boy is stolen from the home
of a wealthy famil1 in Vancouver 111
“Red" Adair, a bad man. who with his
partner lives in a shack in the (‘ana-
dian woods. “mile the kidnappers are:
preparing to negotiate with the Van.!
couver family the boy Wandem away!
from the shack and. lost in the. woods
at night fallsdnto a bear trap sot byl
Leneau. “Little Roughneck' fills a
niche in the lives of Jules and Janet
left meant shortly before when their;
baby died. Leneau stays Adair and
Pappineau when they U‘)‘ to regain
possession of the chid. and it is not'
until Adair is dead that Jules learns
to whom the child belongs.
They do not wish to give him up. but
here that the big surprise. comes in
the disclosure of the identity of this
lad. Do not fall to see this picture at
the Regent Theaue Saturday
PRESIDENT WILSON'S AUNT
DEAD
DENVER. Colo. Jan. 24.~Mrs.'l~lel-
en Sill Vl'oodrow. aunt. of President
of her daughter She was seventy-
seven years old \lrs. Woodrow was
the sistei of (:eneml Joshua Sill. af—
ter whom Fort Sill. Okla” was named.
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