w. FEB. 21, 1919
- N !death is inevitable." For eight years
lshe lives under the dread of exponur" J I
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ins a doll wife. and when disgrace ////I,; 7/””’:’/"// ”If/YI-l’lfll’Q'
’ l \ comes her husband is about to discard III/I/I/Illl \ V -/
, 3:???th eatr‘ : iher, despite her self sacrificing course % , \W/[fi
~ {in him lichalf, when a lctter reaches % \/
1 s 1.1‘ REFINED ENTERTAINMENT lh‘m “O“taimng "he inmmma‘mg 9“" f I”, ‘
'fidcncc againai his wife. “With the fear
m.‘ Inf disgraCe gone} the husband's man-l !
{)1‘9 Night Onlv :YIGX‘ changes zmd he seeks to reinstate . if
7 ‘ . his doll wife to herIlost place in his 3:35.; I;
33:34-3 .9 EV, 1‘ NING. FEBiillAR‘Y )8 ‘lmuscizold. Hcr iroulilcs have trnnr‘w A}; E
Augustus Pitou. Inc., Presents formrd her Sentiments and ideas. and A. g
she leaves her husband. convinced. i
.. ill :I' tlicv :ch iiiizminlcd and that l1'1p— ;
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364‘ yr 0 I011 illness [or both lies in their separation, : '~
(IN FERSON) AT THE REGENT THEATRE. TO. ;
Supported by a Notable Cast 1 DAY é
i ~ iiur “mv Cmnedv, l ' ;
1 Lorolhy Phillips, in the Universal ; I
; Production "Morgan's Girl,” Also al 3
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,py ending. This is one of lhr- hiuhlyi
' dramatic scenes in “Evervlmdv's Girl."
net d; vices were thoroughly tested. Only the
\1 ortln conveniences were adopted.
paid in small. convenient amounts each week.
And your money back if you are not delight‘ed.
went 1 'heatre
House of Refined
Entertn ”intent
Today
Beautiful 'i
.mrothy Phillips l,
we: Universal production,’
Morgan’s Girl”
. of a Imal girl, who loved
3"?" for the man she loved,
' :nved him from ruin
Weekly and a comedy
Saturday
Alice Joyce
in
”-21 \cnbody‘s Girl”
”Quid you do 1f you were a ;
.3 s and met ana' learned to g
.. n‘an. and found Out that he
.2. n‘1llionaire?
the famous 0. Henry story,
:‘u Dust Row"
Also i
Pearl W bite
the second speed-g of her
3th: serial
The ng‘hll' :1:
5‘ 11;!
new
Raidcr"
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_ a ‘li 111115; 14: Aroucklc
'azest c'mody release, ,1
"'l he Sheriff" i
1'... 11‘. and Tuesday
' Lane Melodrama,
‘ a tiny: Life”
worse trainer's daugh.
» a monocled English
hood's
.scteen of the llllll else and ist
[of make-believe, “hich plays nofavor-
uer' .‘e Clark at Painoe
‘ .J. jay in. “The Crucible,"
‘ ’..~ Azso High Class Vat:-
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;.;2f:._: l’;.u;unnmn pliulu-’
.
llz‘i‘liv t‘hu'kc plays
1:1.- hmden is "The (‘1‘u—v
will liu >llll\‘.'ll {it the l’J-‘
Sunday.
Fullr‘lizh'fi. uni-1‘
loving her
other
Delights"
“The Home of Screen
Today
Get the movie habit
Elsie Ferguson
In Artcraft picture,
“A Doll's House"
How Elsie Ferguson does tug
one’s heart strings! You find your-
self sitting on the edge of your'
l chair and following her every
movement
Mutt &. Jeff Cartoon
5—High Class Acts
Saturday
(Washington’s Birthday)
Winsome Little
Marguerite Clark
in Paramount picture
“The Crucible”
Marguerite has a hard row to hoe
in this picture, but she hoes it well
Vaudeville
Orchestra Music
Marguerite Clark who is second to
none in screen popularity, plays Child
parts that present her
twelve and she carries them off as con-
vincingly as if she were not a day Older
than the character WT» ch :zhz- is pm”
tmying. She is like a Taiyr of child-
wonderland across the white
P36 spiiit
ites. “grown-ups" as well as “kiddies"
more perhaps than any
actress on lhe screen.-
TODAY AT THE PALACE
Elsie Ferguson: Famous Dramatic star
in “A Doll’s House," Also Five Acts
of Vaudeville.
“A'Doll’s House" has been picturized
havino‘by Arftcraft for Elsie Ferguson, the
“1.» condemned to a refurmu- famous dramatic star. who wil‘i be‘seen
'llhv
atl
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Of V audeville—5 '
at the age 01‘
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Vilasrmph. Blue Ribbon Feature!
which will be seen in the Regent'
theatre tomorrow. The scenario lsl
adapted from the. famous 0. Henry?
short story. "Tlrir-k Dust Row." l
Alice Joyce ls lhe slur and she ‘lms‘
one of the most. delightful and appeal:
in: roles in her screen career. She is '
Film-11cc. :1 Mining shop uirl. who meets,
her men friends in the park because
lwr landlord has cublel the pm'lnn in
this way she meelu Blinker, not dream-
ing he. is :1 millionaire and the owner
cf the- flat.
in his lalesl conicdv of the \Yesi.
, l-‘atly Arbucklc. the genial rolund c0111-
miinn. has an excellent role. llmt of a
sheriff. who weeks to outdo the heroes
of the movies. The cmnedv is “The
Sheriff." just released by Paramount.
and it will be shown at the Regent
theatre lo1nn1“.10w Don't miss him?
BENEFIT AT REGENT
THEATRE SUNDAY. 3
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The noted actress, Julia Arthur. in
“The Cavell Case," the story of Edith
Civeil, the British Red Cross nurse.
"The. (‘avell Case." Select‘s great
special, is :1 slorv of the great hern-
ism of the Red Cross nITF’sie and the
wild barbal'ism, hate and lust of the.
Prussian comma‘nflers. Julia Arthnr'
as Edith Cavell. the British Red Cross
nurse, is the star of this stirring and
dramatic picture, which has been pro-
duced by Joseph L. Plunkelt and
Frank J. Carroll. “The Cavell (‘asc'
will be presented at the Regent theatre'
on Sunday. l
l} Edith Cavell refuses to marry;
George. Brooks because she intends 10'
devote her life to the care and nursinLr
of the sick and miserable. She. lie-f
comes a recognized authmitv in the'
humane field of nursing. dimctreszs‘ of:
three Belgium hospitals and Instruc-I
‘ . w. *‘WMIMM’ ups-mun!— 1
”J ULIA ARTHUR
‘ land border
Sterling Furniture Company ‘ .
127—131 Washington Street
tress at the Belgium School for Certi-
fied Nu rses.
The wzu comes and Edith (‘avell is
stationed in the Brussels hospital. She
has received word from her former
sweetheart, who has since married,
that he has a son in the English army
who has been reported as missing and
he asks her ‘10 trv and locate him ‘Dur-
ing hex dailv trips to the cellars of the
hospital “hem the wounded soldlms of
the Allied nations l1a\‘e 'heen placed.
since Germany- has captured the hospi
tal she comes upon Frank Brooks.
She aids him in his escape to the H01-
Shc is discovexed and
imprisoned.
escape so that they might get away
from the cellar of fillh and pestilence
in which they weremng kept.
VAUDEVILLE AT THE PALACE
Five Acts will be Presented Today
and Saturday with Feature Pictures.
The vaudeville acts on the program
at the Palace theatre for Thursday
She confesses th'a‘i she,
l
has aided many more English bovs to
Friduv and Saluul; 1_\ of this “wok con—Z
sist of Nudge and Morton. loo V'eh '
HOG ISLAND WOfiK TlED UP
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ZCr‘VVork is
"God musicians “ith a few songs ”3' \irtually m a standstill at. the Hog la—
the ladv mez-nbei ol' the team; Jean land Shipvaid today following a strike
Childs in songs and jokes and :~omP of {0m hundred toremen for
Charlie Chaplin comedy; "Partners" pay,
consisting of three, two men and
lady present a very clever comedy act;
“more and Gordon. follow with son 45 to about $70
and piano selections..-' The “mice The demand “as
higher
Recently they asked for an in
a crease, of approximately $6 per week,
This would bring their weekly earnings
not considered
Gillies. " the last act on th' pmgiam. pmnmtlv enough liyt the American In-
in :1c1obatlc stunts is hm etar aCt Oi ternational Shipbuilding Corporation,
the show and their wmk of
is
highest order. '
Mam.
GERMAN STEAMS'HIPS FOR U. S. the yard
TROOPS
WASHINGTON, Feb.
information reached the War 1"part-
ment today that eight German steam-l
ships, including the lmperator had
been allocated to the. United Statts‘
for transporting troops from france.
All these ships, new at Hamburg
have been Inspected and examiningi'
boards repo1ted they wexe ready for,
immediate service: They will provide,i
accomodatious for from 50,000 to 60,000!
American troops monthly. ‘
20.——1)efinite 5
REPAIRING
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ter rightly refreshed and repaired
at BRAND’S
”‘9 strikers assert so they walked out all
Many woxkes followed suit.
About 25 000 persons are employed at
1 M
BEST JEWELRY
Your old jewelry will be valuable af-
So. Nor-walk.
l
-—« . Washington St.
"'lrslrclled to as=ociate with at the Palace thea‘fre today
01' or the town and $1399 is Helmar, the wifé of a poor
1 m: her ong struggle against who falls ill and for wh
n 31.1} portrayed in this unus— commits forgery)!!! order: to p
Nora
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