~ Regent Theatre
The House of Refined
Entertainment
Today
’l‘iu- talented actress
ALICE QRADY
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(”E DEATH DANCE”
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in dancer comes a
from which grows
7. l‘.lp[lanSS
Travelogue and Comedy
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’ alrsdav and Friday
Beautiful
.tLICE JOYCE
. her screen .triumph
(Hit) LION AND
THE MOUSE"
pulse gains the enmity of the
. :l kin: of railroad men. but
'ztzte-r figures without the.
'U‘l n. the judge's daughter
A Pathe Weekly
And Comedy
Saturdayr
Dainty
Constance Talmadse
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“1“. PAIR OESILK . _m
bI‘OCIxINC-b'
'l‘lln girl lust-s trace of 3 "Pair of
Silk Stockinxs." and then things
l)esiu to hum?
Pearl! \W'hite
“The Lightning Raider”
(Ninth Episode)
A Travelogue and Comedy
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I 1am"... a... Poiseetfitrom.
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.l'lorn nil- isms
um attracted tnutfénumi arm ““5535 ”Wit“; and Will!
normal
of “L‘IOdP‘Bt” in Henry Savagers Stlge girl WHO not only took her has (1
ed she appear in picture’s she recalled tracted. and finally lbecom‘es engaged
was "The Battle of Gettysburg.” (hr 1‘15““ arevenge.
ected by Thomas H. lnce. . \Vorking upon Borsky‘s real
0n the ”puking stage she had play- the girl and his naturally jealous not:
pd in repertoire and had supported ure, she persuades him to stab Flora.
Otis Skinner. She accepted Mr. lnce’s during the dance in which be pro-
olfer and made her debut before the tends to kill her, saying “‘3‘ it can all
camera under his banner, where she appear an accident. Philip, however.‘
has ever since remained. She has
been featured 7h “The Princess of the weapon on himself.
Dark." “The Little Brother," “Seeking “‘"’—“—"
Happiness." “The Girl. Glory.“ “The
Mother Instinct." “They're Off." “The
SATURDAY EVENING To BE UN-}
3- “we when she was purine the part? “Emmet!— Cynthia is iealous. of the. Rbapsodie .‘Io.
prodnc(ion of the morality play “Eye” from her, but dances with her former Ebb Tide . .- ..................
woman.” When the producer suggest. “"9" who 39911183 to be very much at, Walt 'til Ah Put on his Crown. .
that the first photoplay she. ever seen to Cynthia‘s own latest catch. and Off to the Kl
. l The Cry of Rachel ........... Saiter. i ment. and world—wide prohibition.
lore for M y Son ....................... Bond
saves Flora and Boresky turns the tier didn't realize the length of his feet:
wears-amp. 0.. Am I.-1
lStnl-tlng With 1
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Loulse R. Keppcl several prominent specter: will par-
“ unptiClpatc. the Anti-Saloon League has
.armnged s campaign which provides
jfor public meetings in more than six-
. ....... . . . . ._ ......... . Reddick‘ 5y cities of the United sum. in the
ngdom of Dreams Gilmour‘ interest of prohibition low enforce-
. William J . Brynn, Colonel Dan Mon
{can .of the American Expeditionary
gForces; Malcolm R. Patterson, for-
; mer United §tates Senator from Ten-
nessee; Frank B. Willis, former gov-
ernor of Ohio, and Captain Richmond
1’. Hobson are announced as speak:
r ers.
Captain Hobson will
Lotta Madden
MISSES BY FOOT
Phlladelpth—John Dooner, barten-
visit Pitts-
l'When he tried to intimidate three men' burgh, Philadelphia and Wilmington. f
7_ lby firing a revolver toward The floor! -
CONCERT AT HILLSIDE SCHOOL .he shot himself In the foot.
BIG JOB HALTEp
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l Pittsburg. Pa.—To steaT enough lead
Vamp." "The Marriage Ring,” “Furs USUALLY 6000- l‘
and Feathers, etc. The concert already announced for
She was born and educated in York. Saturday evening at the Hillside
Australia, but. during her residence in 301100] will or “““s‘ml e‘celle‘fce
this counrly has become :1 (le\’otee of as may bf‘ seen by the DI‘OSI'M“ ghen
outdoor sports. driving her OwnTfiar below. The two artists are both young
and l‘lllll“: horseback it. great deal. women or unusual ability and 9f 9‘00“
pipe that, placed end to end. the bits
WEIRD
Bu Covered . i would reach to San Francisco has been
Mambougi‘ .M 3mg“ Ithe life lbng ambition of Frank Martin
135. Just as he reached the outskirts
:of Chicago Police Magistrate Lloyd
‘sent him up for a six months' rest.
84 N. Main 8t.
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I great mus meeting ' A
”m in New York City, only 19, in may. 3““ °" “mm" m“
; lines as the Goodman suit.
‘Spe‘lke, employment agent of the ne-
't lent training and can do full justice to;
'i'the selections chosen. Miss Isottai
FRIDAY Madden, dramatic soprano. is a young;
woman who has made a great success:
the during the past year in New York, and;
Mouse." A550 path: Weekly and who has been in great demand through;
Comedy. the season. Miss Keppel is on tiler
The talented screen actress, Alice staff of the Institute of Applied Music.
.Itlw-e, will he soon in her latest and as well at} being one of the most prom-
most excelleni role in her new triumph isms of the young colleen pianists.
“The Lion and the Mouse.” which will Tickets at fifty cents may be obtain.
lip shown at the Regent Theatre to- ed from pupils of the school or at the
morrow zanll Friday. The story has a door on Saturday eVening. The con-
most inn-resting theme. around which cert will begin at 8 o’clock. and will be
centers ("19 or the sweetest of love held in the large gymnasium at the
AT REGENT THEATRE
THURSDAY AND
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Alice Joyce in. “The Lion and
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:- tn) stery of the sea (Inll the charm
our or THE rm;
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frmn m: _ HlI'v'I-Ss “'Ccption
Shoat." Also Scum-Ir comedy.
. “Hide and Seek Detec-
'i tlvcs"
Thursday
Enid Bennett
i' Paramount picture.
‘ Happy Though
Married"
“rillay and Suturtlnv
.my In “The Sin-rifle
l‘lmrles
Still”
.5 Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday
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stories, school. The program follows: I
The lion played by Anders Randolph. To the Sea. .............. Mac Dowel!
. is a kins: among railroad men, and Nocturne, left hand ........ Scriabine -
Alice Joyce is the mouse. the dauchter Polichinelle ........... Rachmaninoff,
of the judzc who has incurred the en- Hungarian .............. Mac Dowelll
nlity of the railroad director by giving. Louise R. Keppel '
a (1((‘l5l0n reverse to the financial in- La Chevelure ............... Debussy;
tel-casts of the latter. The financier IS J'ai dit aux etoiles ........ Paladilhe‘
determined to make tli‘. ‘J’Lsze sorry .l‘ai pleure en reve ............ Hue2
. for acting thus with ‘ m. and seeks ev. Bon jour, Suzon .............. Thome‘:
9"." opportunity , nd some loophole- Lotta Madden .
whom he may get the judge in a 11051- 'Fantasie Impromptu, l
lim ' we he wants him. There fol- Valse, D flat 0p. 70. No. 3. and ;
lm'. ~ flilm’lditl struggle beteen the Ballade. A flat Op. 47 . .. Chopin;
lion .1 I3. - mouse. the latter protect- i ~ Louise R. Keppel
lng hm- I'alher. When she falls in in Flanders' Field .......... Andrews,
Baby Bug .......... Bninbrldze Crist
Baby Is Sleeping l
“mat the Old Cow Said '
The Mouse
Of \Vllat Use. Is a Girl?
Pat—a—Cake
love with the financier's son. the case
becomes quite complicated. if you
want to see how the mouse fooled the
lion. and at the same time llt'ld the
love that ilzul come. to her see Alice
Joyce in “The Lion and the Mouse" at.
the Regent Theatre tomorrow and 'v‘ri-
tiny.
AT REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY.
Alice Brady, in Her New Success “The "
Death Dancez" Also a Travelogue
Series and Comedy .
Alice Bratis- will be seen in her lat-
I‘sl Select picture. “The Death Dan'ce," ’
at the Regent theatre today. -
The story deals with Flora “Farris-
wnrth, a dancing girl (Alice Brady)
concerningr whom a wager is made by
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Whole
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it millions
.‘-T PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
Arnold )laitland. a society man (II. E.
llt'l'bodt) who signs a statement that
he can win Flora in two month's time.
Later, he meets her and becomes
honestly interested in her ambition to
become a singer, forgetting the com-
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A VITAGRAPH super-production of
the Stag
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Watch Your Child's Tonguel
Consfipnted Children Glndly Take
“California Syrup of Figs”
For the Liver and Bowels
Tell yeti! drugg'lst you want genuine
"California Syrup .0? Figs.” Full directions
and dose for babies and children of all ages
who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue.
coated, or full of cold, are plainly’ printco on
the bottle. Look for the name "California"
and accept no other “Fig Syrup."—Beware!>
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e Success - That Set the
World Talking! ,
_ , . pact as unworthy . In order that h“
.iatmova In, “Out of the Fog;” Also mav divorl't‘ his “-lfp and marry Flora.
:ennett Comedy. - whom he “”95. he plans to let. (wu-
.n,. of the oldest. most famous and thin secure a divorce on the grounds
.I picturesque of St'apul‘l. towns, of desertlon. and 20.“) Europe until it
.- l .zv,~.x.~t(‘l‘_ .\I:I.<s_. was chosen by Nazi. is over. taking with him Flora. who is
-2t and Albert Filllt’lilnl. llel' director—t0 <tlldV untlcl‘ ['oypjrzn masters.
.l the pltlt‘t- luest filled for many 0L He is killed on the evefijng prior to
.wenes in “(int of the Fog]: lie lat- sailint: and Flora accepts Boresky'g
.\'d7lllltl\'ll. production in which this “to use her as partner in a. new
offer
seen at tlu- Palace
tlt'll'K‘t‘.
turns her attention to Philip Standish.
,. 311: old fi>hin1r town—dim home of Maitlan‘l's young partner. and together
humus (“ppm- Shipg' once the they dine. at the cafe where Philip.
A A 00MB not TEA IN
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.?l'r tmluo
i m been sun: in still” and story nntHs
".e place “'llt'l'e l4 'r'nz wrote his
:I’t-atefit aerl wall" ' the S'I‘l‘. “(‘olv
kins Courage. ' «r i win-re he made
home “'lillt‘ is“ Iived in America.
.4 a town tIllell \- ith the romanceg
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traditions of the sea and retains , .
If Mixed With Sulphur. it Darkens no
N . customs and manners of over a.
. -!--lil'}' of sea-faring: people. These
, .tlnel's and customs have crept into
M - picture-s taken here and make “Out
2.. For" a \lVill piece of realismma
-mr_r of real fisher-folk.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkcncd, glossy and attractive
with a brew of Rage and Sulphur-
thenever her hair took on that dull.
faded or streaked appearance. this
simple mixture was applied with won-
derful effect. IBv asking at any drug
store for “VVyetll‘s Sage and Sulphur
Compound." you will get a large. bot-
tle of this old-time recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients.
all ready to use, at very little cost.
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and bean-
ty to the hair. ‘ i
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied—
it‘s so easy to use too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair. taking: one
strand at a time. BY morning the
my hair disappears: after another ID-
3ALACE THEATRE THURSDAY.
l Bennett in "Happy Though Mar-
r-ed," with High Class Vaudeville.
limit Bennett. whose latest, photo-
vl i_ , ”Happy Thouch Married." will be
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Beauilmlmlce " 3'me , _ .
Dance” Regent $8139.30“! #7; “ '
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Cynthia. mm; tiring of Boresky. ~
normally llllll:
Naturally Nobody can Tell ! ,
piicotion or two. it is restored tons
in
“THE
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AND
THE
MOUSE”
From CHARLES KLEIN’S
Famous Dramatic Success
vapol; ch- n women’s wit. the
arena W tho Ioncf big
-' bum for bison
was "Ii-1 , “n“—
mowfimmfld.
Mun-05’0““?
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Entered (In
Susi-oo- who
Mm
“you. Yet how?
heel-alumni
Thom maiden-m
M'hyofmnndlp'o. .
A Great Picture
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Which Goodman Wu Non-allied. '
The 81.000 damage suit of Minnie H. '
Hill of Stanford against the Stanford ‘
Rolling Hills of the some pace. was
set; down for the first case before the
Jury in the Civil Commons Pleas
court yesterday, but did not come to
trial, due to the fate of a similar ac-
tion against the some defendsnt. in
which Rev. Clarence Goodman was the
plaintiff. This case went to trial last
Thursday and was non-suited by Judge
John R. Booth.
The Hill action is along the same,
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The plaintll! claims that. Abram
fendant company, and H. H. Leonard
of melamine company ordered rooming
accommodations from the plaintiff
last October for 60 persons at $2 a
week, and that only 29 men were sent,
3 to her for a period of four weeks. She
. claims that, when the defendant
. placed the order with her, she had a
number of boarders at her house, and
let them £0, so she could accommodatef
the men from the Rolling Mills. snefi
says she has received but 8119 from?
the defendant, and that. on December
3 of last year, there was a balance of}
750 due her. The Goodman suit was.
for housing furloughed United Stores;
soldiers who worked in the defendnl
ant‘s plant, and the Hill action is}
based on the ssme grounds. The‘ tie-I
fondant denies the allegations. '
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it’reight wrecks ever seen in this sec;
ition occurred late yesterday in Pom-t
fifret when an eastbound frieght tnin'.
‘ from Hartford 0}). the New York. New,
lllavcn and Hartford railroad, was de-i
trailed. Fifteen loaded freight cars}
were demolished. five going over lil‘
l embankment. ‘
it was said that the train was mat-V
3 in: 50 miles ’an hour at the time of the '
1accident. The east and west bound‘.
l tracks were torn up for nearly 500 feet. ’,
Railroad men said they thought the}
5 Air Line division would be blocked for "
3““) or three days.
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