DAY. APRIL 4, 1919
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MONDAY and TUESDA
.lhe Two
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Refugees
See J. STUART
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Screen t’ilastcrpiece
“THE COMNION
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None should miss the st or
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«if soctety. scenery and magnificent scenery.
Regent 'l‘heatre
Toe House of Refined
r1 Iteitam nent
Today
l‘lu- Il‘l't‘filflllbl" ('omodii-nnc.
HAZEL NORMAND
Star of “Mickey"
.u licr new success.
“Sis Hopkins”
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l'.l> pride ,QUQ‘.‘ a 't-otu-tin‘ 'u' cu-
pi-l thus the. tI-sl Sw- Mabel
Normand as ll)\£tl'lt‘ and gawlty
~ ~ Hopkins"
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:..-»‘ on in :lllllt‘llt'r and a t'tlllll‘tly
ii Saturday
; w (-hziriiiiiig screen slur.
, MAE MARSH
(HE BONDAGE ”
; 0F BARBARA
‘ 'z'J-o-n lot-e is at stake a girl
See this story of a
for love. and lion-
7!;1ll5 hard.
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‘ PEARL \KHITE
. ‘The Lightning Raider"
(Eighth Episode)
~ .\ H'in't'loaue and comedy
Monday and Tuesday
'i 4ltisii‘l lllackton'.~ screen mas-
apiece.
"The Common Cause"
\ slhi‘} or society and service
titled with um :ial surprises.
t hrounh which l:. :i iloliizhllul
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Delights"
"Tue Home of Screen
Today
" Acts at High Class
Vaudeville
anti t‘t-atiixc picture.
“Hard Boiled”
starring beautiful
Dorothy Dalton
Latest Pathe News
Saturday
Bessie Barriscale
In Para mount picture
”The Rose of the Rancho”
and great comedian.
Charlie Chaplin
in “The Love Fien ”
both performances
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BLACKTON'S
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"ar Story with a
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.V oi these two little relu-
An excellent combination
l AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
Dorothy Daltoa- in, "Hard Boiled," and'.
Five acts of Very Good Vaudeville“;
complishetl. but unfortunate cnouch to‘
bc stranded in a small town. “lien her
' show goes on the rocks". put her beauty ;
and wit to a good account recentli'.;
when she succeeded in entangling Ilea-
lcon Simpson so that he was form-d to
act like a white man in regard to his.
iiioi'tuage on the little home of Aunt
Tinv (‘olvin "
This iiiciil--nl forms the central tilt-)1,
ol the story (it Dorothy Dalton's no“
Paramount picture. “Hard Boiled."
which will be seen at lllt' l’alzice lilo-H
ll‘t‘ today. This picture was tlircctlil
by Victor l.. Schertzingcr umlcr Iltx
supervision oi Th mas ll. lncc. ,
Miss Dalton. m1 the prima (lonnu
Itloes some :1! the finest actinL" of llt'l
carver. Shi- is ably supportm! by a
fine cast includinL' “Smiling Bill)" Mus
on as leading man.
The country town types
presented and the manner in which the
nre Well
lying to the public.
Rancho,” Also Charlie Chaplin in.
“The Love Fiend."
California at the beginning or
gold rush when residents of that great
commonwealth were directed by the
l'nltet‘. Statcs Government to register
their realty holdings. a measure that
Drovoketl much opposition, is the scene
of "The Rosi- of the Rancho." a plctiar-
"nation of the celebrated :«taze success
of the same namc. which will be dis-
ill fTieatre Sahir-
the
{Sari-d the Palace
day
“'ht'n new: of this (lmtlfll order was
at California. it created in-
intense excitement. The SpanlSll
ranchu-rs ot' t'ulifornia. already seem-
,ingly humiliated by coming under the
rule of tho hated “(iringos." refused
l0 comply and a system of claim jump-
int;r or seizutws (l0\ eloped.
This phase of the story has been al-
most untouched ’as yet. either in the
' tield ol litenture. drama or photoplay.
and forms a fascinating basis for one
of the most colorful romances its two
authors. David Belasco and Richard
' Walton Tully. have yet produced.
received
iAT nsosnr THEARTRE, TODAY
“81. Hopkins," 8 Path. Review
Corinne )loili'iise,.;.henutil‘iil and Reel»
clever girl outwits the shrewd and rem--
cally old deacon will prove highlv edi-:
"AT PALACE THEATRE SATURDAY.
Bessie Barrincale in, “The Rose of the
fore.
Mabel Normand, Star of “Mickey," in,
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At the
lVe Will
Cheerfully
Pay
Your
Caz-fare.
Be Sure
To Ask
For It.
is one or the mysteries of thc
The part is completely a {rut
She obliteratcs her own her-
as she nevi-r has done before.i
cinema.
of her
sonalitv
and the story told is as absorbing as
a drama.
Sis Hopkins' do}; rcallv starts things
He overturns the family oil can. 1‘.
rolls into the sprint: on the Hopkins
farm and its contents permeate the
hitheilo tindelileil water. When the
town's financier“ and schemer. by accl-
dcnl. tastes =hc. water and concludes
that the simple-hearted Hopkinsos
have an oil well on their worthless
land. “'hereupon his manner becomes
oil in itself. He sends Sis to the local.
educational taunt—a funny seminary——
and vaguely mentions ultimate mar-
riage.
But this can't go on. Not only does
Sis prove an lntmtable pupil but her
real sweetheart suspects Vibert. of an
ulterior motive. and when Sis takes a
drink from the spring and makes a
3 wry race the boy folows suit. Then he,
understands Vibert's interest. They,
both foil the schemer by selling him!
:the farm at an enormous price. Q
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llarham.‘ which comes to the Rezent
Theatre Saturday is the quietest nioni-'
cnt in the play. It Is not a scene of
violent action. but of 'great mental
stress. 3
As Barbara Grey. Mae Marsh plays
the part of on unselfish girl who pro—
tects and mothers an unworthy young-
er brother. She ls.cashler tor a busi-
ness concern and is annoyed by the at-
tentions of the owner's son. He hap-
pens to be the. bad influence in the life
of Barbara's brother. When the for-
mer is guilty of a treft and the girl's
brother disappears. it of course seems
that the brother had stolen the money.
it is when Barbara discovers that her
cash box has been rifled that Miss
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.\n actual combat between a same
cock and a jitney-bus was enacted in
the road near Jeanette, Pm, and the
bird was the winner. On the eventful
day. the gamecock was crossing Un-
Lroad when the warning honk of tin
horn was sounded. Did the roostei
turn in startled flight? To the ever»
lmuting credit of the fighting reputa-
tion of that game bird it stood its
Spcidcl's orchestra. Jack Speldel has
‘personalb assured the committeet
that in view of the cause. hc will see
to it that the music will excell any
previous effort on his part. Young la-
dies are busy today decorating the
big ball room of the Royal James lnn.
'placing tables. and making every-
thing ship-shape for the occasion.
ing of a special poster uppmprlate to;
the appeal being made for help in ; wheel would crush the pmeoock the
the stricken countfles of the Nearf defiant bird flung ltselt at the side or
East. He stated that. while he has the tire, dug in, spurs deep Into the
never felt the awful pangs or hunger‘ rubber an d hung on. Round and round
to the point of stantatlon himself. thel
Marsh achieves her finest effect. ', accounts of harrowing details coming! it went. with the wheel until the fllvver
'from Government oflcinls on the-had to stop with a punctured tire.
Sim le in itself. her acting in this _ .
scene pig replete with dramatic Value. in? 3“" to‘f‘rfii 1:" i??? :v' ”1:; Then . marching proudly "my, tho:
i l 9 one an o e ‘ r ' nmeeock. minus several feathers and
It is in the ankle!“ moments of l'fe. blooded American.
With favorable weather tomorrow. ”um” With a bruise or two I" If".
the tag day tobeheld under the ana- ‘ Will! With I twinkle in “I 01“. Vi“
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