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MABEL NORMAND
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5 High Class Acts of Vaudeville
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SATURDAY
First Episode of
“THE RED GLOVE"
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VAUDEVILLE
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT,
VOICE OF MCCONNELL," REGENT
THEATRE, FRIDAY EVENING,
MAY 9, ONLY.
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llen‘s new comedy. “The Voice of Mc-
(‘onm-ll" will he the attraction at the
The last showing of Regent Theatre on Friday Ev’enlng.
' DIARY PICKFDRD May 9. .\i2‘. Cohen has written this
‘3 in the first run Artcratt produc- him With ill" special id-a of fittinz
the talents of Mr. Olcott. tie has made
,the principal character it
lrish concert singer who by means of a
'sen-ialinnal success has become the
tion
“JOHANNA EN LISTS"
Johanna has no beaux. and then
a, camp starts nearby, and the
i1 farm swarms With them licv‘ ." New York society. Being a
i , A Pathe Rewew sir- “e «haracter allowes the in-
showing slow motion in cowboy Im- 4... ,I- ”In“ and he". 3;... 0'-
.iding and roping ”H . t m at l dlt '
“ ‘-"‘1142"'I- . nariionto
‘ And 8 Flagg Comedy thr rendition of “Mother Machrep"
and other old favorites. he gives three.
; saturday sonus written for the pii’ce llv George
The talented actress. ‘
Cohan. The titles of tile latter. “ire-
land. My Land of Dreams." "You Can't
Deny You're lrish" and “When I ipOK
illto Your Eyes. Marournem" indicate
that the prolific writer has gone for
afield from his usual path. Messrs.
Cuban and have surrounded
Mr. Olcott with a lal‘ue (-olnpanv on the
roster of which are tlle names of manv
noted players. .ln many ways tlle pro-
duction is the lamest and most import-
ant in which -.\lr. (llcott has vet been
presented.
MARION DAVIES _
In her new success.
“THE BURDEN
OF PROOF”
.n Will: it ail innnt'i'llt girl unknow~
lgly assists rascals
Pearl White
til the twelfth episode of
“The Lightning Raider"
A Travelogue and
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Marion Davies in “The Burden of
Proof:" Pearl White in “The Light-
ning Raider," A Travelogue Comedy.
Monday
The first. National production.
'The Fighting Roosevelts”
The greatest. tuan of all!
“W“,
rollicking"
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Regent . Theatre
One Night Only
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9
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couAii’E RAF-Ellis mssur ' t r’?
AMERICA'S FCREM08T_ . .
1R1 3H ROPTANTIC ACTOR
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tN _ch. M. contains new COMEDY
THE VOKE'OF M‘CONN
' :A proclaim. FRESENLDAY ROMANCE
HE \‘fu’ OiCOTi SING .
(Education 9351' sorta tilt:
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' With a Cast of Exceptional New York
Direct from a Lone.r Run in Excellence
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Balcony .. . . .. ... .. .. 50c. 75c and $1.00
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Seat. Sale Monday, Mayb, at. 10 a. m.
Mail Order: Now Being Received
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THE SUMMER~ISSUE
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Connecticut
Telephone DirectOry
GOES To PRESS
Thursday, May 8th
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All changes or additions in present
listing must be arranged for on or be-
fore May 8th in order to appear in this
issue
The Southern New England.
Telephone Company
beautifully as she. appears and Mn!
Sttger himself was once in grand
opera and a matinee idol of former
davs. while, John Merkyl. the leading;
man is also a singer of much talent. 'em' Ladies and sentiemen an oc-
Miss Eloise ('lenient. who takes t ,zete 0f occurrences so thrilling that
part of the adventuress. is a pianist of; when you see them. tile hair of your
“""S‘ml ability. . .. 2head will stand up straight; your
‘ "Th“ “""d‘m m. "mm- 3"“ ‘0 d“2nesh will turn cold with fear and
lwilh a life of intrigue at “ashlngton; through all your body wtll run a ”v.
jin which an editor s one of the. ing fire'." Yes. there. really are “gm
enemy‘s "m”; ‘ible spies; His accnn‘ll big central features of interest in the
plices seek to involve lulbelt Antesi new l'niversal featuresel'iat. "The Red
and his bride (Mill's DaVlesl. and after, Glove." which is now being released.
a “fl?“ of thrilling happenings met The \ery first episode contains eight
heroine is cleared of the charges. truly exciting events. There are
:‘llich have been falsely made against eighteen episodes, each as cram full of
or. .
l “The tlurden of Proof" which prom-l “digging mmmmz mm! to "n"
ises to—be one of the sensations oil in the photoplay which stars Marie
! the year. will be shown at the Regent! VValcamp with PntO'Mallci-y. “ male
i'l‘heatre today. .
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I First Episode of “The Red Glove."
Featuring Marie Walcamp.
Eight of ‘em! Count ‘em! Eight of
tor .l. P. McGowan. is the nin-a-way of
;a pig which ends suddenly when the
Aheroine ropes his porcine highness in
Is a truly V‘t’estern fashion.
A swift wild ride. one at top speed
i to (scape the design of “The “azure."
d {a ‘a \‘illian of the plot. who tries to cap-
m in (are “Billie" the heroine. is another
a small mining: town. and her father's? thrilling incrdent.
partner. .loe MeadoWs. had taken itf Creeping into a narrow canyon it
upon himself to bring her up. Her 90359 attempts-to apprehend the out“
'only other relatives are an aunt and laws who are led by The ‘ultnre.
”my and find hint gone, the canyon empty
AT PALACE HEKTRE TODAY.
Mabel Normand in “Mickey."
Quaint Little Mountain Girl.
t Mickey had lost her mother an
; iher when she was :1 bit of a chi
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AT REGENT THEAIRE TODAY.
.~'=iutifui Mary Pickford in “Joharfha
'5ntists:" Also a Pathe Review and
Ftagg Comedy. ‘
.‘ol' genuine delicious humor and
timely interest, announcement is fililtli"
'tltt Mary l’ickt'ol'tl's lit-west photo-
l's v). ".lohrlnna Enlists," a screen adap-'
i Hill of Rupert Hughes" successful
. vi}. “The Mobilization of .loltannaJV
well will be shown at the Regent
‘w-mre today for the last time. is per.
Ia the moat pleasing offering of the
~on and in many respects one of
most novel and delightful vehiclesE
wt provided for this famous cinenla'
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!.--: l’cikt‘ord has a chamling rolei
,.- picture. It i: said to be quite
at from an) ihe has assayed,
"i‘()re. She i.— a freckled coun-
' ti with 'i lli'hly romantic turn or_
; picture,
it the picture business should drop
out of existence. tlr. Julius Sieget‘
\\",|lit| only have to gather together his
cast for his second Marion Davies'
'The Burden of Proof" and
start a conceit tour. for in the making
:of the picture a most unusual collee-
tion of musical folk were assembled.
Marion deies. formerly in the
‘-i and v'2en she decide: to take
..tt. bath to imp.ove her beauty. in-l
"ruling developments occur. A
itlll> soldier and his rival. an Of-
‘t. provide the situation which:
some cousins living on Long is
Mickey glows up a harem-scarem little.
tomboy—the trial as well as the love
of the. old man's life. The only motlr
er Mickey has ever known is Minnie.t
Joe's housekeper. an old Indian wow—1
an. who dutifully cares for her undi
worsilips the link» impish wait. i
Mrs. Drake. Mickey‘s aunt. is striv-i
ing to maintain a millionaire establish“
ment. with but little or no funds. Her
only real asset is her daughter. Elsie.‘:
whom she. is trying to marry oi: to ai
‘man with money. Site has Herberti
Thornhill in mind. and the engagementl
is almost closed when the
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{\liadow's. Joe then decides that it is
time Mickey had some women folks to
look after her. and so he writes to her;
aunt. telling her that Mickey owns at
gold mine. This is enough for Mrs;
Drake and the girl is urged to come at 5
once to Long island. Palace Theatre
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In the “'est Herbert Thornhill meets;
Mickey and falls in love with her. de—t
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and a day's ride for naught. '
A blazing cauldron over which had f
dies an old haK, who sees in it a Visinn‘
equal to the visions of any witch that
ever lied:
Then. “The Pool of Lost Soutsft
the swift descent of the lndian chief;
upon the fiesta. precelebratinz the.
marriage of the beautiful Dolores (le'
Reyes. the drowning of the liride-trrbe
and her beloved in the pool. this is b‘l‘
another of the scenes replete with in
terest and excitement in "The Red‘
Glove." First episode will be shown at'
Palace theatre Saturday.
MtNSTREl—S,‘ PANTOMINE AND
SKETCH .
A very successful rehearsal of the ?
musical entertainment to be given byg
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
MAY WHITE SALE '
featuring
Muslin Underwear
.Will Start Tomorrow
—— See Window .Dlspiay.
the Young People’s Society of the,
$011in NON'OJK Congregationall -~---~~¢~‘~‘ ‘ -‘-\“--‘- A a nu" ‘- a ' .- a- .- n .- .. —- '
Church was held 188‘, even]ng_ This -.u,—..c,- .- c —,',v' '1- '~.». -».-.,’~-.‘.- - .. .. - . -.
entertainment will )9 given on Fri- __““
day. May 9th. at 8~p. m., in the Sun-t _” ‘ . ~—~~' -- —- "”5“" ,
so the i we should “01 fail kid, has the usual forced vdce of a; An invalid in straitened ctr w
day School auditorium.
A platform has been erected espec.;fall
“my '°" ""5 pe”°m“°e- The are Eefforla of our boys and to DUFChase‘she manages to get her songs over in cushion in the shape of a r
to show our appreciation of ”wanna" comedienne. but nevertheless es is very much in need at an
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gram consists of 0 parts. a minstrel ‘Victory Bonds.
show. a musical pantomlne 'fn‘inch,"l . .
and a little sketchJThe Kleptoniami The Dancmz Dan—s open the show
lac.“ given by seven yOung ladies. Be-ian
ties Will be introduced.
6a style that pleased. She received so
much applause that she had to it
d It is one Of the best dancing aftsgthat she had no more songs and :0 ute to such an article may phou .‘l
Wm?“ ”‘9 ”"99 parts 3‘10” Shecml- ; that have bet it in this city. the COllPl°.fall back on telling jokes. Her son:
'being cracerui. keeping good time be 5 “A Salvation Army Girl" was espectat‘
portunity of (loin: a zood service“ ~
‘forded and anyone wishing to .,
Try. a Sentinel Want Ad.
'It'ii ends ill an insult. a court-mar-i
The pastor contest
was won byi
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Chauncey Olcott. in ”The
McConnell" Regent Theagre. Fridav
Evening. May 9 Seat Sale Mdeay.
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“My! But They’re
Tasty! ”
The verdict of every house-
wife. who serves her famil
with
OlloStahu
"Mytofidflcd’a"
There's a reason for the rurity
and piquuntflav or ofOJo Stahl's
Hailed Ham.Meat Loafiflouladea
Frankfurter-s, Bacon,Tongue and
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'At. the Regain Them. today. tor
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Richard Mathews. whose poster
showe dmarked talent. It wit the dis- i
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Tickets for the entertainment may,
' be obtained from any member of the’
;society. or at Baxter‘s drug storai
. Adults. 35¢: cilia? under 11, 25c.
FIRST CLA‘B VAUDEVILLE
At Palace Theatre with Feature Plc-‘
tun Mickey. i
The feature not at the Palace thew‘
tre the last three days of this week 15‘
act cases of billiousneu are "The Bombardment or Rbeims" and‘
caused from eyectrain. um am this gives 1 graphic View. in miniature.‘
nerve force you use to met your or the destruction wroguht upon that.
eye trouble depletes the supply for peaceful city with its magnificent caib- _
the other organs of the body. Lat adral. by the German hordes during
from their four years fight. The aeroplanes
lwith them messages of death and de-
éstruction. in the form of incendiary
1. H A M E R ‘and aerial bombs}. are shown hovering
N 1over the city and the booming of the
~ ’ German guns with the flight of the
Wm N W lg“ shells c‘n be been. his all takes
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sides being good dancers. 'ly popular last night. ,
Elsie F0111. is small, is dressed as at Lee & Lawrence, 11 man and a '0}
(man in a i‘patter" act. the not being!
jthe interior of a custom house. also:
pleased in all that they did. wallet
A some of their jokes sounded as If theyI
'might have been found on Noah's Ark:
still such jokes were very very fow.’
and were greeted with tumultuous all-
lplause, more as old friends than all!-
.thin.2_ else.
Pond a Swift were two men who had
'an act 6: the sidewalk type which also
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Thorough- preparation
Only 10 cents! Harmless _
Basin-II, Civil Silvio.
cathartic for sluggish
liver and bowels ibrought conpiderable applause and Teaching PM“
"-7 llaughtcr. The feature picture “lick-
Cheer up: Take Cancun ' ey." of tende: memories, which will be 3363m4m g
Feel bully! ‘
eta to liven your liver and clean the repeated ‘Odfly
bowels “and stop headaches. bilious’also pleased.
nests. bad breath. coated tongue, ud- _
lowncss‘ sour stomach and'gases. T9- The fifth match in the South Nor-
night take Cascarets and enjoy the: walk Club‘s howling tournament will
nicest. gentlest liver and bowel cluns- be played this evening between Tenn”
tag you ever experienced. Wake up No. 2. comprising W. E. WI. ""t
feeling grand-:Every'body’a doing it. i bin mar Smith—alarm Han. and ‘
(incumbent laxative for cbfldfel-tc.l.flaflmand1h-IQC.¢"
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