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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 18, 1919 · page 3

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Regent Theatre

The House of Refined
Entertainment

. Today
America's favorite
William Farnum
in his greatest triumph.
“FIGHTING BLOOD”
When the crisis appears this 'man
.lruse in his might. and-—

A Pathe Weekly

And the Flagg Comedy
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That Amuse

Screen Delights

 

 

Today and Saturday
“Maggie Pepper"

Featuring beatutiful star.

Ethel Clayton

Adapted from famous play by
Charles Klein. it is a picture that
Will not soon be forgotten by those
who see it

Mutt & Jefi' Cartoon
5—Acts of High Class
' Vaudeville—5

Add ed Feature Saturday

actor.

 

Saturday _ Charlie_Chanlin
Popular in “The Pile Driver”
GEORGP WALSH . '
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"LUCK AND PLUCK” “The Birth of a Nation"

 

Showing how the friendship of a _
girl affected the life Of an ho . . . . ‘
ble" crook: “0“ (omedi Dl‘odut‘tlon, which will be

shown on the screen at the Recent the
atre. Saturday. \l'alsh never is happy
in his Dictm‘" work unless he is rislc
“The Lightning. Raider“ in! his life in stunts which make the
A Travelogue and Comedy Suffimun' gum AM in hrs "PW 1mm"
1 play he has enough hair-breadth es-

capes to satisfy and seeker after the
Monday

sensational (llamalic incident.
“Luck and P! k" '. t ' '
Constance Talmadg‘e uc is 'i “ork of per".
IN

plotting. patriotism and persistence.
“Sauce for the Goose”

\Vhether luck or pluck has the creator

part in \l'alsh's escapes and findl'tri-
umph over a gang enemies is a ques-
REGENT THEATRE, SATURDAY

. Pearl White

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z.tion each spectator must decide for
,himself or herself. But is it certain
lthat this .lt-‘iletic Pox star never had
‘a plat better calculated for display
got“ his - extraordinary agility and
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‘ AT PALACE THEATRE

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George Walsh, m, ‘Luck and Pluck, TODAY AND SATURDAY

Pearl Whie, in “The Lightning Raid-f
er," A Travelogue and Comedy. 5 -
How many men. in running down Ethel Clayton, Beautiful Paramount
enemies have won the love of a cham-' Star in, “Maggie -Pepper," ‘ With
ina girl during the operation? Verf Vaudeville.
fPW. probably. George Walsh is one‘ Rose Stahl's greatestdramatic suc-

 

 

Harris theatre. New York city. Un-

doubtedly one or lllP most successful
stories ever staged. this plar presents
n remarkable human touch which im-
lliatelv Lie: with popular approval. A
pit-turizntion of the play starrlnt' Eth-
el Clayton. will he displayc‘d at in?
l’alaw theatre. todav and Saturdar.
There has probably been no play of
recent years in which the element or
heart interest has been so compellinz

as as in this romance of a department,

AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY

The Popular Actor, William Farnum,
in “Fighting Blood:" A Pattie Week-
ly and a Comedy.

“‘hen America’s favorit actor, “’il-
liam l-‘arnum. appears at the Rec m
Theatre today in his new and gr‘:.test
“Fishing Blood." Norwalk
tlwalrecoers will see h 1.. in his very
best role. The story is that of a run»
god and yirile man..——the “filiiam Far-
num type—and the excellent manner
in which he disposes of every obstacle

til suddenly she becomes obsessed with
the desire in enter society. This she
does with complete success and wins
the admiration of a man who turns out f
to be the head of the. firm. recently nevi
turned from a long sojoum in Europe.
He makes Maggie manager of the busi-
macs. but the scandal spectre stalks
about and no safe the situation she re

signs. Throuch many tgvlne situa

tions anKiv'F IO"? remalns steadfast

and ultimately triumphs.

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suited to the rule of ham HON. _
chewing gum king's daughter; IIQ
stake, gives the final touch of beauty :“gnf‘lfii‘"qr‘iE‘BigfiL‘L’Vn‘fil; of“
to the entira- feature. Everyoncndmir man. Alan Forrest. "a“ as m. U, i, it
es W'illiam Farnum and.his exceptional _ SN,“ Svrvice man. van be counu‘fin
actinc. His picture, "Fighting: Blood" 2 to give his “sua‘ finished Datum
will be at the Regent Theatre today; As Henry Hope, the chewinx

only and all should see it without fall. 5 maznaie. Pectin) l’t‘i‘lO‘al “‘0" l

‘ 9 holds his own. . .
A'r REGENT THEATRE sunonv.; :33

love stories ever told, and this actor's
offer of sacrifice even when love is at,

South Nor-walk Lodge .

No. 529. Loyal Order of

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FAIR AND BAZAAR -
Hoyt’s Theatre

EIGHT NIGHTS ‘p

Apr. 19. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, as, 8

All Free EW' 1:: II-

cludmg’ Dancing ~

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Mary Mile; Minter, in “The Amazing
lmpcster:" also Charles Chaplin in,
“A night in the show.” 3
‘The Amazme lmposter" is the k-l-
est of the American (Film Companfs
farcial comedy-dramas, written lil'
Joseph Poland, scenario by Lloyd ln-
grahnm. This production features that
Winsome movie star, Mary Miles Min-
ter. supported by a company of care-l
fully selected players and an all-star!
cast. 1

Regent Theatre * 

The Home of Refined Entertainmant

Suliday, Apr. 20

One Day only—Two Performances

The Daintiect of Screen Actresses

Mary Miles Minter

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“The Amazing Imposter”
The adventures of a young girl whose humdrum existence
cause. her to crave meat and romance.
Also not One and iny
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In It Two m1 Release
“A Night In the Show”
. ’ Don’t mu m
Undcthemdlmototto.lo.5¢,l0.lll.

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