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TOMORROW, SUNDAY

1 W0 PERFORMANCES
{:1qu UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE MAYoR'S 00M-

MITTEE

0F SIXTY

l-‘or the Benefit of the WeICOme Home Fund for Home-Com-
ing Boys—Soldiers, Sai‘ ors and Marines.

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111 20c

(Including War Tax)

.‘eiATINEE, 3 0 'Clock.

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'1 «Acts of High
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Extra Added Attraction
Matmee Only
Charlie Chaplin

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“The Hotel . Mix-Up"

 

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"The Terror of the
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Regent Theatre

The House of Refined
Entertainment

Today

Popular and daring

TOM MIX

in :1 play that snaps off Llu'illsr‘ns
a live wirv shoots Sparks "

“Fame and Fortune”.

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seat
Also 51h episode of
“The Lighting Raider”
Starring Pearl White
Burton Holm'es’
Travelogue
And a Comedy

“on 11111 1 ”HF .——PAl' LINE 1 RED-
13 till K in Out of tllu Shadow"
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«my, and all contained therein. is her
[nun way, and then ShirI gets mad at
herself because she has nobody to
1 argue the'question with.

it is easilv undertsood b3! intellizent
'mon that if '1 woman has a nice homo.
vizlont,’ 11f heautitul clothes. the right
3111 draw ad libitum on her husband's
thank account. the inuliena‘tle privilege
inf Shaking down his trousers every
i11211111. tn entertain “mother" for inde-
l‘inito pm‘inda, :1 couple of automobiles.
11m.- d'nmnuds, catq and canarieq, $11!;
l‘a'ngc and prohibition cold cream on
tlu f;"(t‘ Hwy 11! mt co‘d hash on
‘ '211-Sdnvs at. l Tinnsdays and a hot 19

1-,-.:tinn for hold); on his "morning af-
:tr-1'," Sho ls perforth' satisfied if only
will roar up on his hind legs
j;;-nd raise ".\'rd" eVorv once in a
9 I' hilc. So as to keep thinzs interesting.
. “\Vhal l‘:\“ll‘_\' W'omun \Vanla" will
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:AT REGENT THEATRE, MONDAV
AND TUESDAY

'Pauline Frederick in Powerful Drama,

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“Out of the Shadow."
’1'! II 111.: {on “ho hzne not read
1‘. ‘.\' llotnunux powerful novel “'l‘hr

Shadow of the Rope" which was: pub-
lished 59101111 years ago and which has
enjoyed a phenomenal sale. This story
1111.»; been picturiycd‘hv Paramount un-
der the title of “Out of the Shadow"
it will 111-. shown at the Regent
thoarc. Momlav and Tuesday. with
beautiful Pauline Frederick in tho
stellar role. I

Mr. l-lormmg has told in graphic"
style 1111» story of a young Australian
girl who weds a" man, is treated
with fiendish cruelty by him'and when
he is slain in self defence by a pianist
of ulmm he is jealous. the bride is ar-
rested for his murder. She is tried.
but acquitted. and later her innocence.
in established when the slayer con-
fesscs.~ -

*The \‘oung woman learns to love a
Strong man and their love romance
ends happily for both. 1

Miss Frederick is supported in:
picked players, hcr leading: man not .-,
“'yndhaul Standing. 3

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j AT REGENT THEATRE, TODAY

:Tom Mix, Most DaringActor in. “Fame
1 and Fortune." 3
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g ’lmu \lix “as discm on (1 for tht.
pl. «110 (11211114 by ilho xocently deceased
()tiStl):1dd.I') Turner, forum director
“At the time 121112,
Ener was making a. picture in a cerium
town in Texas, and one of the soon: 1:4;

rallcd rm :111 unusuallv dlficult onw-
hug. Stunt (m the 111111 of :1 minor char .
‘uctvr. One after another, a numlwr
of tho company's crack ride-1'3 cssm'ml
'thu S'uut. without Success. and tho.
director was about to abandon it in
despair \\ hon :1 tall. powerful-looking
stranger Smilinuly offered his services.

.111 a flash the difficult teat had been:
ppm-led and photoszmphed. 'l‘hv.
stranger was Tom Mix. and Daddy:

'l‘urnm' innnudiatoly offered him a lin-
sition with his company.

Today Tom Mix is one o the load-
ing film :rctors in the country. ills
lat.cstr.ic-11111~-."P111110 and Fortune."
will bu Shown at the Regent, theatZ’P.
today.

AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY

Clara K. Young in Unusual Role in,
“The SaVaqe Woman." Matinee On-
l'. Charlie Chaplin in, “Hotel Mix
Up." -

Clara Kimball Young and her own
(3011111911) in "The Savage Woman."
which will he presented today at the
Palace theatte, shows this calchrated
Star in the role- of a young girl brought.
up in the jungle. ,

chce (Clara Kimball Young) is
mistaken for the reincarnated queen of

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AT PALAI". E THEATRE MONDAY

1Grace Darmond. Beautiful Screen Star
l in “What Every Woman Wants."

"What Err-r}: Woman \Vants" is an.
swcred by the photodraula of that titlc
prcduCed by .leSSc 1). Hampton and re
leased through Exhibitors Mutual.
Starring lovely Grace Darmond.

Some blase bachelors;- and chronic
married men claim that no woman
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doesn‘ I want it any more.

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anLly assert that all woman want: I)

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WELCOME HOME FU-HD BEKTIT
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Ti 9 Sunday pextormance at the Pa-
mac theatre will be given under the
auspices of tho Mayor's Committee of
sixty for the benPfit of the Welcome
Home Fund for returning fighters.

Vi’hat would you do if you were call-
(d a. coward by your Iriendwwhy'did
Cyril Hammersley keep Silent. when he
was. wrongfully accused? See the

. gripping may, “Shadows of Suspicion.”

at tho Palace theatre and enjoy Har.
old Lockwood’s remarkable work as
the young patriot.

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TEXTILE STRIKERS
SUFFER FR-OM HUNGER

TROY, N. Y., March 15.—~Textile
workers. in Cohoos, who have been ldlé

; for two months or more as a result of

the controversy over the eight-hour
day schedule, are suffering from huxr
gel and overwhk' suing the departmeu
of charities of that city, according 1.0 a
statement tamed by Charity Pommis-
Sioncr Rudolph Rouller. l-le declares

that he is issuing pm orders so fast.

that the fund provided by the city for
its needy will soon be exhausted.

If the textile 'situatlon does not im-
prove. the. city authorities 1 will be
asked for a special appropriation with
which to feed the hungry.

.SALE OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.

W'ASHINGTON, March 15.-—-War
Savings Stamps were sold in January
at the rate of forty—five cents [or every
person in the United States with a
total sales of $48,399,000, according to
reports from headqumters today.
\ ermom led in per capita sales, with
$1.30. or a total of 84388, 000. New
York state. outside of New York city

fwas lowest. with 011135 15 cents per

capito.

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BUENOS Amos. mam 1i.—¥'rhe1
Forest Minister held a long comer-'3

on c .1 11h ministers 0t neutral powers . 7 '

~ this afternoon.

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The neutral 11111111113111 iwere inform," :

ed that Argentina will answer the 111-;
vitation from Paris to join the Leaguel
of Nations, which Foreign Minister.

Pueyrredon said was accepted in min-g =

ciple by this country. He said, hurl

ever, that. some changes would be;
suggested. Senator Alvear, {he Argon—5
tina MiniSter at Paris, has boom-11H
structed 'to sound the delegates to the;
confsronCe and especially neutral ob-i
rowers, regarding these changes.
The object of, the conference, it is
understood, was to Seek the aupport
of other South Annex-lean neutrals for
: Argentina‘s proposals. '
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STRONG GUARD .
FOR STRIKEBREAKERS

NEW, YORK, March 15,—111 an cf-

'fort to.brenk the Strike 01‘ the harbor
boat workers, which has crippled the

port of New York for some time, om-

cials of the Boat Owners Association
today planned to place boats in opera—

tion with strike breakers undcx strong
guard. A xecxultlng ofllce also ha‘.‘ .

been opened for non-union workers and
it was said that two hundred dis-

charged soldiers and sailors have been
hired. Private detectives and two bun-l
dred special guard: lune been engaged :
to guard boats and other property of 1
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GENERAL srmk: IN MENDOZA.

BUENOS AIRES, Friday, March 14.
—A general strike has been declared
at Mendoza, electing thirtyelx unions,
including food purveyors. The situa-
tion in reported to be grave.

Mendoza. capital of the Province of
Mendoza in Argentina. is about
ninety :11le from the Chilcan frontier

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in his house. until Sh". realizes that . Shop at the Store 0f IndiViduA-lity I 1.! ., :41 I ‘
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returned in A‘mpe' Wm‘wame. his g} H -‘ A « I 1, 1
former love. In a rave Rene? ‘1‘“- xmmw 2203:. mmm-~ mm‘a‘l .
strap: a relic which Aimee hau _ _.,__-. ‘ ,

brought from Cvnrnn in lav-tor and

to secure another to take its placo. Len
ier believes her to be dead. andwan-
dcrs again to Africa, where the fanatic
prince, capturing him, takes him to the >
palace ruin: to offer as a sacrifice.
Reone is BGekianler relic among
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