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CHARLES RAY
IN
THE LAW OF
'IHEN NORTH”
ll. l~ sIIIIIII: man's rIgzIrd for his
lt .III< him in [llllhllll of her
tlII l;‘lillt‘i (ll the girl
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:IIiIIctm
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A Travelogue and Comedy
Thursday
Frank McIntyre
I , 1N
Rex Beach’s Success
“Too Fat to Fight”
’i'elling how "lliIIIples." the re-
jIIIted patiiotic tut man. served
hi. lnclc. \‘IIIII
' A Pathe Review
motion in 1;} lill]:t>‘
slow
And a Comedy
Friday
W'illiam lIarnum
In his llI'“ tIiIIIIIph.
? “Fighting Blood"
‘ Also
i A Pattie Weekly
And a Flagg Ccmedy
Showing:
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That Amuse
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Screen Delight:
Todav
by Fraui Molntyre. who in now a
mountain of flesh attfmu‘fch t6 his sor-
I-ow too fat to ficht. Turned doun. h\
mw-rv branch of the service‘ Nmples."
:Is he is called. succcds in joining thr 3
Y M (‘. A. and IIIIr‘I'cs his time in‘pms-
ing doughnuts and carrying coffee for
tho doughbox's until he finds hintsclh
in a fix front which he
hnI-o. \Vltcn a Izcnerai comes to his hos,
pital cot to win a decoration (or hraV»'
erv upon lh" expansixe bosom of his!
paj: :fl]fl\‘ “Dimplcs' awakes to find that?
he spoke almost plopl'iPlilall} when he;
said he'd “give a leg to he. with the!
hovs met there. ‘l One of his is gone ‘
But lIi~ (lt‘CC‘l‘llllOIM'ntl a ctrtain dis i
(mu ]\ he main 3‘ about the Kill he lm t
‘llimplt -'s’ for his 94‘ I."-
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE TODAY :
William Desmond in “Life 5 a. Funny!
Ptoz‘osition.” Also Fatty Arbuckle in'
‘ The Sheriff'
“'illiaut D‘smontl in the l“(llt of Jim-
mie I’cndlrzton shous u h\ “ Lit s a l‘un
ny Proposition" in 1th (‘llll‘Phlllg (tlill '.
Hi: It tiIlIu ;
:1 He -Ilin;: :IctoI ot IiI.IIII w
(’(l\' lit-mint:
Known II.-
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I-Il IIt I III h \t‘ II (li humor whwh‘
h. rule»: [I -<.III .nIl -: “Will it l“l
Inn. 5? Ivminz hi In D I
It. I t< l‘tlllulllt II‘I_lI tIIIIII the \( II I‘l‘.‘
\s .l lil'll)‘ i’I nIlletnn :I ltaililuliL
\IIIIII 'le IIlII lIll of I-Im\"i\ial IliaIIIT-T Tion‘
t'. :»IIl It) lN‘illll III] on] ivlondI- Matt I
comen- .
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Austin \\ll') is
limit-4 and I) Il'cvvs Jimmy tII bl-
his lII\'I- 'Ifl'uir is lit-~-
l’IIr
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I] of ptI [II'L
uith tlIoIII~
A baby is II it at his anaItmt III aIII ‘
how he lllell} Ixtricates lIiIII. I»lf l". mu
an e"nIhIIII .Issin: siIIIntiIm prm'w lII-‘:~.I
II uood “lion and the victInI of a pt ::tI
;Iica] joke told in a comedy tliz'II
spoil-ties “it‘ I mooring situations and
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lclHIIr aIlin-z.
‘ Beautiful Louise
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WI' liam Desmond i
in (omedy IlI;1i.II,
“Life’s a Funny
Proposition”
Two bashful bachelor.» bathe II
baby—mweethearts mother comes:
to call—I—and then?
Roscoe “Fatty" Arhuckle
in “The Sherifi‘”
Thursday
Bryant Washburn
in Paramount picture
“Poor Boob”
Vaudeville of Class
Latest Pathe News
Friday and Saturday
Ethel Clayton
in Paramount picture
“Maggie Pepper”
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
. day. Saturday
lax—#4
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Al THE lellliES
.I.I PALACE THEATfiE, THURSDAY
Bryant Warshburn, Popular Star
‘Poor Boob" with Five Acts of
Vaudeville. l
rlogular patrons of the w0l01fl3\’5'-,
.. “lass that comprises p'racticallv M'-=
rv person in every community, will]
lI".(l an aggregation of t‘aIniliaIrplavers‘
thI- Pala to theatre Thursday. ap- '
aring in “Poor Boob," Bryant “Emir.
lII this latest Paramount picture. EV-
.Ilyone in the. cast of this splendid
Iittotoplay, which is .‘.lapted from Ihv
Iriginal stage cor .'._v of Marguret
.VlerO', is well Run: II ‘IIIouglI his work
in pro us luau: mount and Artm‘ai't
Leading in Fllhilul'l of .\Ir. \Yashlmrn'
Ts Wanda HzleI-y, known evr-rywlIoI‘p;
through her excellent work in mans”
pzm'ious releases. notahly in the Art-l
cr-Il't picture produced by (‘ecil it. I)".
“wile, “\Ve ('an't. Have Everything".
Sue has the Ioie of tliI-I plucky stcnoz-i
whoa“ quick mit is mainly rt»!
‘I;)h(-l‘,
Insihle for the succeSS of the hero.l
‘oung man who is believed to be a}
f llll'l‘. hut who came out on top after!
.I. g
'I‘heodore Roberts. probablv the best
lzarattor actor on the sot-.een plays
l'l Itt the owner of the facton in which!
III»- heio walks.
REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW.
Frank McInty're. in Rex Beach's “Too,
Fat to Figut?’ A Pattie Review l
and Comedy 5
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Flex Beach bids fair to add lustre to
W: famous name when "Too Fat to
Fight} 'newa of the Rex Beach Pic -‘
1""98 production for Goldwyn comes to:
the Regent theatte. tomorrow He Willi
‘ll'I prise his public with a drama of
iturpose and patriotism rather than of
Alaska and the West.
It tensnwsgory of Norman Dal-
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BRYAN F 'VASHBURb
an. POOL BOOb'
l llrvant W'ashhurn in “Poor ”Boob"
:uill be the IIIIIIIctiun at Yahoo 'l‘lII a
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charming contralto and an accent
‘ plished flutist, insures the success
‘ of the aflair. . They are
IDA GARDNF-R HAROLD [IYMAN
Contralto Flutist
site Mr.
did foil to his \‘irlle humor.
the cast are V
and John Slcppling.
splendid comedv
the butler.
.iigvs,
the North;"
Comedy.
Dramatic action of a ltich IIrIlI-I‘
I‘II‘lllsI zleorII are conspicuous {ralllt't‘h tense heart
of “The Law of the NIIth," the
IDA GARDNER
Ellie Musical Event of the Season
“'ithout a doubt8 wlill be thea recital April 23d
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Desmond and prchs a splen-_wlIiclI is to he shown :It the Recent
Others in theatre todav only.
Vera Doria, Jay BI'Iasf‘U‘
E. Duvuul does a ihlti
character "’1“ 3* North which make it one of the lipst in
which Mr. va)’ has been seen in many
Ray pluvs the part of a
‘ "Eaglet."
the son (It I (‘Olllltlandal‘llé of a trading
Popular Charles Ray. in “The Law 3PM,“ a. the
There are numcrnua
thrillin: photoplay
situations
of the
months. Mr,
.strong man l'novi'n as the
“top 0' the world."
who also abducts the onl'-
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solicitor, “costs
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England and France prohibit the '
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ROYAL
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