mount, APRIL 14,
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Regent 'l‘heatt'eJ
The House of Refined
Entertainment
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M .\ l )(iE KENN EDY
IN
"HAY DREAMS"
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P..;ltc News Pictorial
And '9. Comedy
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A LIFE BRADY
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1 "THE BETTER ttAtt‘“
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MADGE KENNEDY
n
1
DAY DREAMS
1;. which a ll\\lll;.’ twin sister
: '.ti.--~ lIlt' plwu- ('l at. tttt:t':tlc1lll Goldwyn Picture? .
" .\t the ltuspnt Theatre . today only.
A Pathe News Pictorial 7_’7__~__,_ - , - ___._-_;_.--
4 and Comedy The story is by Gcorae B‘cstun. \‘S‘ll
Brady INH'II‘LI__"$ [Ilt' double role of twin
sisters make this picturc one of the
bust she has (our done. The syntprb
tltctic role of Louise is one of which Is
versatile
Wednesday
Charles Ray
In Ill\ vtttw cum-p“ especially adapted to the
I Miss Brady and the entire picture
The IAHV 0f lcarcs nothinsz to he deslrcd. It is a
rctttarkablc accomplishment by a very
! the North"
Who-re the 1,,” accomplished actress.
cold
Ih'
\\ . Hill: I‘
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
"ait'tlltl Il":ti'ls‘ “arm?
A Travelogue and Comedy
lllt‘
Irresistible Madge Kennedy “Day
Dreams;" Also a Pathe News Pictor.
ial and a Comedy.
Midge- Kennedy. the irresistible 'tr-
list“, cotv-t-s to the Ritzcnt lltcalrc. to
day only. in her late st (ioltlwyn pictttl‘c
"l‘ay ltt'cattts.” hr Hamilton.
lle‘. thousands or are
‘ltt‘ttllll‘t'tl lIl-‘ pleasure- of seeing her in
situations different from any in which
in
I‘osnto
local :tdtttit'ct's
.i Today
Shirley Mason
sltt- has lit-cu enmeshed itt previous
‘ ttt Ptn-zttttoltitl Ilit'illl't- “mun. “4.1mm“. 5‘“.(.Q,s_\.‘.g_ .
Y 7' ' . " H e- is. . ., . ., .- z
i 'The W 1nn1ng (,lrl . tit mom. who (hulls Ill It
1 she- was All easy goitt: sort ol‘ tai t:.- has htttl! tor Iterscll.
‘1. ’ "I ”m” h“ “7‘5 i“ ”Hi-YW‘. 'l‘lH‘n Mcr t .' h. \xlto seek her hand in
. mun hot-{titheIagt‘.._-ttttiab(lit. ttrgro-ss. H“ t.:-::c “q, rcpulsctl while sh“
_ .‘o PIS . ' . .
i N d H 0,‘ 0 Alrtants of III" \"lttle kutu‘ltt, who is
3“ The Terror 0‘ t'ttltllll: to tttalu- her princess and sail
' up . .
the Range with her to ltts castle :v'ross the sea.
Latest Pathe NE\VS Iilll (icot‘tit- (it‘ahaut i:- tit-tct‘ttt‘ntd to
T‘— “in hcr and scltctttcs to sltn“t-t' her
’I‘ ~d- . ' - ‘ - - ~
II “0“ d.‘ itltt-ztttt ol talt‘ylatttt. He succeeds m
:. “JU'TIZIS Faiflnlnks :tlistllttsiottin: her Hui at a trctttcttdotts
i .- \t:c:;t't {tit‘lltt'v trust to hitttstll. l>:ttt (I'llztra. \x'lto'tt
--_\ri70"a“ stiraltatn Illtlll‘T‘r‘ to pose as l‘t'itttt'ost-'s
' ‘ ' I “ -‘ int
.:i., ”H, l ‘ rm n this gym” “.93, !\\IIIII kttt. Il‘. play. ltts putt \ «II, I
{too well to suit Graham. for when the
"it than” on II." smat- Imagine
s ttlr‘tlls rum “tilt all uttzdtmrs iIlir'.illttsiuttttt"ttl cmttcs. l’rimrosc lakes.
r *'~ s‘ v2” And for tts here. Il)an to her heart,
t|-Iit -lillllitlll\‘.1: ‘ ll - " (v t -[ ts- ll - u) Whllc
‘. II .slllilsltlll.’ t'trlllwly .i llIlltllUllH In 1” ‘ i V t 1
to wake hct' from her dreank
sltow tlw
in
'2 the plot
Roscoe “Fatty" 'Arbuckle
in "The Sheriff"
’\\'Il‘ltlllll
pt'out'csscs situations that
deliuhtt'ul' (‘mltlwnt
III‘l' t'unnit s!
(‘tlllllllt'tIIt-llllt'
“l _ tlttttttt‘llih‘.
». ~-<Ittc~IIa) Ilt'slllltlltl ttt
"Lttc's :t Funny I‘lt‘lmsililtll" and t “'"‘ ' ' "
9 my Allan-la»- wumt; .AT PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY.
:tt'wlay Blfidiil \‘t'asltlttttn in -‘ ~-
"” ‘I 150(th Douglas Fairbanks in “Arizona!" Also
. ,, j."~‘.‘.’\‘;l (53,?th “3‘?!” Flur- “Fatty" Arbuckle in “The Sheriff."
..Iz.- TIItlt'jEtr P‘I‘Iid’zll'g'wltttttl \é‘aulttlt‘t Th“ fat-1 that "Arizona" . “1H NV
1.}; tttt'izml four years :IL’I) by tts :ttttltur'.
tlist‘otlt‘auc
h in:
AtlJUSlllS Thotttas. did not
il
.‘I'otczlas l-‘tt'tlltanits from doint:
self and rmtrin: the attractive charac-
II'I' of "Licutcttattt lh-ttlon." It will it-
l’alacc Illt‘llll't‘ 'l‘ttesdrtt'
llllllEjliIllll-IS K
’sltt'twn (ti
Likc the
EGENT l’HEATRE, TOMORROW.‘ . ~
that he ts, llottulas has lit-cu spottttn:
— the lines of “Arizona" to such an ex-
‘i'lJ". H th i:t".< ’if V. S lir-t .
H ‘ “ ‘ h ‘ q ‘ 'ient that. pic. “Iris-c staii' have Emit-ti! 3t
Swine News Pictorial and a Comedy.1
INTI "The- Better Half“ comes to
lteernl tlwatre tomorrow. Alicc
will set-n in the latest and
u.‘ her Sch-ct Pictures in 'the dott-
ule of iwin sistct‘s.‘l‘he story waQ
-r-l I‘m the screen by Louis Sher‘
Michelson’s novel.
"it'c." It Was (ltr-
necessary ‘1) Illi'llll‘l'lzt‘ (‘llt‘S. and SZH‘
ritice their toutint- labor to “act out"
with Fairbanks
An all star I :tst \t as organizi-d wlti ‘Il
includes Theodore ’.\l1ll'l(lli-'
haw. Ft'cdcri' k littt'ton, Kathleen Kiri:
alll, Frank "‘Ill‘pt‘tlll. Marguerite th- Ia
\Iottec. Kalc l't‘icc. Robert liottlrfe-r
Ravntond Hutton and Alla-rt Mthtar
:\ in»
Hu‘N‘I'IS.
{tout Miriam
\i- hat-l Thwaite‘s
> »d by J. 9. Rob on. .
. ,. . . . tie.
touts» and It ' .l‘“ twtrt sisters
x- .t - hare 2. ton up from childhood
. . . AT THE FALACE THEATRE TODAY
u".“t lllt'll‘ :tthI"t’I cottstnlfltchacl
After Michael has zt'adttatcd
. . . . hirle Maser. in. “The Winnln Git-l."
tttart'tes TI'IXIt'. Louise S y 9
Also Last Episode of “The Terror of
't'Hv-aive
"-"l colic!» IIP
‘l lakes up tltc study of nursing in
. . . . The Range." .... ............ .. .
"W ' " . ‘l. W! l Tt'tXte 1 its» . .
\ “ hrk yfipitiimvzzd Hendr’ick The feat. of catchtng a spy stnrzle
w W t “I I handed is one of the thrills of “Thu
'I ~ mstnn. an idler. Finally she leaves
Hunt and goes to Europe will;
t'ston leaving to care for Michael,
has lot his sight after helm:
--tt hv thues. As the “'91ka wear
:mtzist- gradually takes Trixie’s
with .‘it'chael. although Michael
It. "»-\‘t‘.~' that it is Trixie who is with
him. Finally Thutston quarrels. with
-. it) and she comes back to America.
TH. day comes at last when Michael's
L-tulazes are removed and he. finds-3
1‘. it is Louise. and not Trixie, who
I.” been with hint.
’l‘iw f‘art’ and skill with which Miss
TI “\‘5
l) t‘
\\'inniuc Girl" Shirley Mason‘s
Paramount Picture which will
shown at the Palace theatre today. The
episode hap'wns in a textile factory
for aeroplanes
S
where fabric is made
\liss Mason in the role of .letnmy Milli—
:an. a girl “ho is workingr in the fac-
tory. finds thc spy pouringr acid on the
('ltitll’l and attpplcs with ltim. She gets
it twistctl up in the rolls of cloth and
v
1 : ltit
he is taken pt isoncr. Jenny gets the re-
ward. but a greatct one comes when
the mother of a young aViator who has
won the hea't of the girl. finally giver
her consent to rheir marriage.
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PRACTICAL DEMONS NATION—Talks on Food and its
value by Miss Myrtie Ethclyn Robinson, 20th Century Cook-
ing School, to be given FREE in the Red Men's Hall, West
Washington Street, April 14-718 inclusive, at 2:30 p. m.
All Ladies Invited, . Cook Books Given.
;:,;-:-§yr§:: MENU FOR TUESDAY NO. 2_
Malt Breakfast Food, Dixie3alad, Peanut Croquettes with Cat-
sup. Cocoa, Spanish Cream Mary Bliuhethmluoh knyer Coho
‘ ,
j— .
(NI.
1(‘hrist with a short history 0-:
. or
nIic nruantzations and pcuplc
'M. Ritchey prepared the scenario and
Robert G. Vimola. directed the IT \‘
Niles \Velch is the leading man. 'l‘llvll»,
dore Roberts has an excellent pat-'.'
The others in the cast
players. I
l
a 11- Rota" '3 -
CATHOLIC CLUB'S SECOND
PICTURE SCORES SUCCESS
Another production of The (‘a hottc
I Art Association of New York t'li) was
well received at the Regent lltuttw.
Not'walk, last evening. "The
Light" is a play (Icpicting thu tufc «I
'lll' time
. .
".tt‘l'lttu
preceding his birth for background.’
Everything that was prottti .ul itt ll!“
way ol‘ sccnct‘y and characters was rttl»
filled. The acting was adntit'ahly tinttr'
and the fact tltat many of tlzc sci-tics!
wc-t‘t‘ taken in the Holy Land lends
force and strength to the story. l'ltild
grown pcrson ntttst certaini) hate
felt that the picture was a net-tint sup-
plement to their reading and instrut
tion upon the lite and character
Him. to whom this week is devofcd h)‘
the church. No more opportune ttttn
than Palm Sunday could have bI‘Pn
chosen tor IIII' exhibition of this play.
The gentlemen of thc (‘a‘tholic club.
under whose auspices ’tltc play was
presented, are to be congratulated not
ottly ttpott the success of the under .
taking locally. but upon the l'act that
they are directing their t‘fltll‘iS to the-l
cncout'azetncnt ot‘ the productions of,
the Catholic Art association. I
This association is going to err-at cx-
III
; pensc to present cither \\'holl,\ inpu-
Iigious plays or plays ltmln: a l"
litzioUs or strong moral lcssm: Pun»
sequcntly. the expense «it stttlt an air
tht- profit
small. and the assistant-c ot all (Eith-
is neces-
dcrlaktng is great and
sary itt ntdcr to ('(lllllllllt' lhv :oovl
work slartml. 'l'ltc \crdict of the nu-
dtcncc was that "'l‘ltc lift I‘ll;II Licht'
_i~ ottc ot‘ lhc Ki'cztlcst pin)» of this
kind crct‘ wil nI-ssctl
HIIRRAH FOR THE NEW,CHURCH
.'I‘hc Iadics of tho First (‘nnuretzu-
ttottal Church are busy thesi- days
dot-tstnt: ways and tut-ans to help
swcll the total for a tit-w ch'urtlt ltomc
to rcplact- the one so rutltlcssly dos
New
. Easter Displays .%
New Marabou Capes
Summer Furs
Fine Suits $15 to $75
Smarthapes $7.95 to $70
New Trimmed Hats
New Children’s Hats
Overland
The Overland Model 90 is truly c thrift. car. You connot. ge‘ complete satisfaction from less ad-
vantages than it gives—and you cannot get as much value Ln any other car for the low price of
Model 90,
s. L. BENEDICT. “ I: ‘5‘
lt'oyt-d by fire a Illllt‘ orcr a year
ago attd in cottncction with the h:t- " ' '
zaat- to he Itcld in June on the church
7 in
green. the Young l‘coples' Southey 4:!
the cltlu'clt'aro planning to have1 a
play and dance to [w tzirt‘tl May L‘le‘tl
itt Lockwood‘s llall. ltt arranging
for this the social committee of A the'
(‘lllL'"h met with Mrs. “'Illiattt A.
Curtis, cltairtttatt. on Friday last. and
arranged to assist the young: people
in any 'ay possible. Miss Laura
Raymond is chairman of the affair.
and will take charge of the plttr and
dance. More will be said later ‘ahmt
this affair. '
FOOD TALKS AND DEMONSTRA-
. TION
Interesting and instructive talks.
upon Iood and its value. and methods1
of its preparation accompanied bv
practtcal demonstrations bv Mic};
Myrtle Ethelyn Robinson. a meditate
of.the Boston School of Domestic
Setence. will be given every after
noon of this week beginnine :it 2-3n
m the Red Men's Hall onvfi'aslting—
ton street. The talks and demonstra-v
tton are absolutely free and a cordi'tl :
invitation is extended the ‘
of the city to attend.
1“ ladies
CARDINAL MERCIER TO VISIT
UNITED STATES
_PARIS. April ll.~-(‘ardin:tl Merv
eter, the Primate of Belgium has In-
tormed the. American Congressmen
who are visiting Brussels that he
w uld visit the lfmt Q'
Cfitober. ed t tates next.
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE
SICKLY.
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Mothers who value their own com-
fort, and the welfare of their children.
should never be without a box of Moth-V
er Gray‘s Sweet Powders for Children:
for usethroughout the season. They:
. break up colds. relieve feverishnessj
constipation. Teething Disorders. Head
ache and stomach tro Used by‘
mothers for over 30 one2
Powders Give Satisfaction.
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Shirley Mason in “The “'inning éirl." w
Advertise in _ the
Model 90 Touring Car
67 noun KAI)! s'r. scum nonwm
SHIRLEY BAASON Supported b)" Niles Velch ta‘The Maniac} CiIL',
ill be shown at Palace Theatre, today.
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