Lam‘s”
“FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919
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The House of Refined
Entertainment
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Regent Theatre i
J Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9
Today ’
Madeline d'l‘raverse , Today
i " a“ ,. _ Z _5—-Acts of High Class
Henry XVarmck 1 ' Vaudeville—5
and feature picture.
Mae Marsh
in Goldwyn production
"THE CAILLAUX
CASE”
.nmy of international intiigue!
.m middle class French girl . n
.irrit-s illiillt‘llt‘t‘ and rises to “The Glorious Adventure
"r" and ”“3““ Every giil's dream and one girl’s
of love's
I A Travelogue and Comedy triumph. The drama
eonz‘lit-t \vith man‘s selfishness
Saturday _
t,t-fd\\'.\'n Presents the DC“ actor. . Saturdav
‘ L o a ‘
outs Benmson . .
IN : Vaudevrlle
Marv Pickford
in Paramount picture
“OH JOHNNY!” _
ivy-stern daring meets Eastern
3 "Cll‘:~uing and the best man wins
1 Pearl W’hite
'. IN
‘ ‘ Ihe Lightning Raider ' '
(Eleventh Episode)
A Travelogue and Comedy
“Hulda From Holland"
it's IL.) story of the sweet little
girl from llollund win) without her
knowledge was used as a paWn in
the game of trenzied l‘inanre
' Charlie Chaplin
comedy.
in great
“The Souarehead”
Monday and Tuesday
“Don’t Change :
Your Husband”
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A“ “t“ H pm me i Sunday l’aulme Starke in “lrish
' ' -2 'tr.'." l'. ’1, ‘
CommeSoon!!! ‘~‘ ‘ ‘ 0f ‘ ““8”“
Marv Rickford
“Johanna Enlists”
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Palace Theatre
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JAUDEVILLE AT PALACE
DELIGHTS LARGE AUDIENCE
A crowded house greeted the five
vC‘ifl of very good vaudeville and feat-
ha picturts at the Palace theatre las.
Matinee at 1!. la‘vvnin: at 8
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' SUNDAY
Bent-tit for South Norwalk (‘oun—
ril Knights of Columbus
Pauline Starke
w ping. - i ix
rid Husted, a clever juggler accom-v ..- . ,,
moied his work with some up-to-date.l irlSh Eyes
okes. also
Weston and Morin. in dancing and
Jug. were sure some dancers, espec-
ally the lady members of the troop.
Bray Pictozraph
Ford Weekly and Others
Tho did some Russian flaming that
firsts as good as the best. _ .
The 'l‘eiler Sisters in songs, jokes AdmlSSlon . . . . . . . . . . 20c
iL‘it'l talking lliltl {In- :tudivnt-t- with
hem .‘ in the, start :mll their work. ,__, _;
“.3 (1. 'inv- of applause.
Huekley and Kinuc'). txvo khaki t-lad i"~“"'"m"mfll musical act and the an--
ties the drummer did amused the air
Ma's. gate .t live all Hi piano and _
“.13. (ilt‘llf‘t‘ immensely. i
The best numln-r (m [1”. program' Enid Bennett. beauttml Paramount'
a 3 M- H,“ u (“101.031 people. star in “Partners Three" was a de
”fine Spun-1'..." in a classy. I'i‘hlflll Wt-st‘l'n imam-drama. i
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' This same vaudeville will be pre—
sented today and Saturday. The feat- _,
ure picture today being "The Glorious
popular utu‘
Adventure.“ with the
- Mae Marsh.
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY.
Louis Bennison in "Oh Johnny!" Pearl
White in "The Lightning Raider-W.
a ‘l'ravelogm: and Comedy. 3
The contrast llC‘leQn planners in
the East and Manners in the. West is?
I.“.r’r’i‘r’tsi':*.iy "0h éivl‘rfifiyi" {lee-
hrst of the Lotti-s Bl-nni'son QDlClUl'eS.
made by the lletzwood Film (‘ompany'
and distributed ‘oy (ioltlvryn. which‘
will be .‘L'A'll at the Regent theatre to
morrow.
Johnny Burke. comes east in ordet‘
to visit his “and, Ad liu“ Nutter. who
is staying with her uncle and aunt, the
' Van Pelt Butlers. The Butlers are
; supposed to be rich Long island peo-
ple. who are actually impoverished.
screamingparasites. Until they found 1
‘ out that their niece had come into a.
fortune t’lllll‘l‘!) through the quifotic§
behaviour of Johnny Burke. they lg-
lmt when they found this
into the bosom of
spend
7L,_.
; HQ‘I‘G her.
‘ out. they took her
‘ the family and ptoet-etied to
. money on her.
\‘.'heu .iohnnv llurkn arrive< at the:
Butler estate. the first thin: he does i‘s‘
' to insist upon the_chanti‘->ur ot the jit‘:
ney accompanying him into the honsog
The taxi driver. who has more inklingi
‘ot the barriers that keep hint from
_' sit-”iv ;- plate as the Butlers. is I-eltit-t-‘
Tant to go in. but Johnny iu‘sists. into
the midst of a garden party. to the dirty
may of the, servants and the hostess.‘
walked two stratum iiL‘lil't“:_ the plum;
breezy “'esterner. and the shrinking“
half-abashed taxi-driver. The scene'
that followed is sparkling with (High:
nal comedy and satiric commentary on'
.1 the habits of Social parasites. The?
‘ chauffeur escapes, but not before John.
ny forces a eouple of drinks on him.’
while the \Ye‘sterner stay: to face the‘
music and the sneers and snobs who
; cannot appreciate him.
I
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
Madeline Traverse and Henry War ‘
wick, in “The Caillaux Case," a»
Travelogue Comedy. 3
3 The strange fa't-ination that hangs
ahon‘ a beautiful woman engulfed In
the >\\ irl of world events is illustrated
in a remarkable degree in “The (tail
laux t‘ase," which has its showing at‘
the Regent theatre today. ;
Although Joseph Caillaux. former'
iFreneh Premier. is railed the "evil;
’genius of France," it is revealed In
this picture that’ the ruthless umbi-.
tion of his wfe really blazes- the t‘hax ‘
‘ laux trail of murder. treason and
ruined reputations“
\Villlam ‘Fox. the producer. does not
Icontent himself merely with filmhg
the events of this notorious anon,
which have been recorded in the pun-
llc press. but he goes far into the- per-3
sonal history of the. Cltul‘at‘tvrs who;
.compose the (‘aillaux ring." and also'
expose the various private seantlalsi
and "shady" episodes in their careers.-
The action of the picture is has-ed;
largely on the unscrupulous ambition.
of Mme. Henriette Caimmx, who;
leaves her first huabnmi to marry the.
Minister or l-‘inance and gain a place of
influent-e and power in the Fro-nvh Roni
public. ’
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or Oxfords ..... .‘ (mmfimvm&&\n w.“ .M St comfortable last. $3.89 ~
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OVErI},500 Pairs $5.50 .and $6.50 Colonials, Oxfords
an umps. New Sprmg ’Styles. Beautifully made.
and E‘mlshed, to be Sold at $3.90 Pair. ‘
T , USlj THE FOOTWEAR FOR THESE BALMY DAYS .
Parlored Colonials Oxfords 4'37;- \' New "‘7:
w. WPS :33: 11;: g; of Patent leath- ’ ‘A ' Mzhtary
.333. mg.“ .2: 55.3: Oxfetds ‘ i
Patcntleathcr ' cnt leath- and calfskin. lii‘l‘il:.hl‘ll:'l:'ldfliilf i
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Sale
Price
$
Women’s
BOYS' AND GIRLS’ WHITE HIGH CUT
Low Heel
EXTRA HIGH CUT SH
BOOTS FOR SCHOOL OBS FOR GIRLS
AND DRESS WEAR. “AND CHILDREN.
Women's
Spring and
Summer Boots
Light weight soles.
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high or low hock. h 0 V .
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33:3“. 323"" 2:3 .3 l)l.t(i\, Tan 01 a n d under- B00138
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$5.50 Boots $500 value 8/2 ‘° 2- Choice of Dark r
‘ SALE pRICE Brow~n. Gray 3211‘ w;
Black.
$3.50 vain .‘
$5.9?!
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Children’s T03'schooiys $2 scf‘zgial'i 'iifi...".‘£°..'.‘.".l..§ “" ”M" CHILDREN‘S f 2‘»
Hggogut Shoes ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 (no ................. 3250 HIGH (sures m. _ ;. ‘ , i‘ ‘ '
53:33:33 All“ WHITE CANVAS MARY JANE PUMPS m... m .. 33.1.1)! ,3 i‘ ,
l‘nl Colt. “1|"; MARY JANE PUMPS whmlt‘nt PM“ Brown Kid, 1" Brown. Rim-L “Iv-tin 3.51.? '1 " i
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‘+ $3.50 3250, $250 ,1 r.
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Net 1 £:_:;/ I a?“
s 50 . .. $2.50 $3.00 Q, ,
MEN'S 9.3:: ~ MEN’S are“ MEN’S . ,.:
YOUNG MEN'S
TAN, DARK fig
BROWN AND ' ,
BLACK ENG—
LISH WALK-
$6.50 U. 5}.” "
ARMY
SHO‘ES. Mun-
son last. made
of dark tan
Men’s
‘Munson’ Last
Black Call and \‘iei
Kid lllnclim‘s. Good-
year “ell. Regular
$7.50 talur
See
Them _
In Our Tlcm m
Window. Windows
NEW Low CUTS
Choice of last like illustration
or broad last. Vici Kid and
Calf 'leathers. Black.
Dark Brown. Tan
and Mahogany;
DR. WHITCOMB’S SPRING‘
WEIGHT CUSHION SOLE
COMFORT SHOES FOR TEN-
DER FEET.
Vici Kid ‘and soft Calf
leathers. Well worth $8.50 ,
4%
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.8.“ AND $7.50
VALUES
SALE PRICE
$ .90
HIGH QR I;OW GUT
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AT PALACE. THEATRE “moon/J sauna”. Tn. nary la
flary Pickford In .“Hul
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