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Regent Theatre
“The House of Quality
flirt-mom"
Today
The popular actor.
TOM MOORE
in his new success,
"A MAN AND
HIS MONEY”
and lie-
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ends in a bungalow for two
A Pathe News Pictorial
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including the reception of the
‘toys of the "rainbow." or “Fight-
.ng 69th"
And a Comedy
Wednesday and Thursday
he emotional artiste.
PAULUN' E FREDERICK
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“THE WOMAN ON
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’i'ht- st. ttge case ol the woman
Vilin maid not tell. httt trapped
lllP Mappers
A Pathe Weekly
And Comedy
Saturday
. Tom Mix
IN
“Roarin’ Reform”
in which a million dollar romance .
The Home of Screen Delights
Today and'Wednesday
Charles Ray
in Paramount picture
“The Girl Dodger”
Whenever (‘uthbert (Chas. Ray)
saw a girl. he dodged in out of
uzht! Now this young man Was
bashful. But a joke on Cuthbet't's
weakness derelopt l into a. crisis.
and the crisis de. oped into ..
uhat'.’ (‘omn and . .- tltis delight-
‘ul comedy
.llso Mack .‘-' r. tt cottted_'. "Cu-
pid‘s Day 0.1“
Holmes Travelogue
rttttstlay, \‘iiiztn Martin in “Lil-
-- Cmttt'ado."
1 "pint Madge
' -t::l Husband"
l 4 \ :tudeville Thursday. Fri-
1 day. Saturday
Kennedy in
(-littrttcll-l‘ and in an environment .that
is invariably phasing—that oi the col.
The former students will recall
with pleasure the experiences of their
own youth. While the younger men and
women will be equally delighted b'y'the
antics and scrapes that result front the
association of many persons with many
leac.
:Claunccy Olcott in,
It‘ls‘ by his artistic acting in "The Voice :
_of flit-liol‘n+~ll"' [hp new comedv writ-E ‘0 “.093": the delegates of Americcan’
it n for hint by (it-or. ,
l t ill bv tire» -ntctl here at the Rezenti
il‘t‘flll’l‘ on Friday evening of this Week.
ll >(‘l'lll’5 on‘.‘ necessary tor the popu- creation of an Irish Republic.
l.tt- star to gt:
‘ in order to :-l't)t\' his cleVerncss
Regent theatre “’
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One Night Only
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9
surprised even his most ardent admir—
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Connell," Regent Theatre. Friday
Evening. Seats New on Sale. ‘
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mm with lll'll. He sings several
:(‘nhan songs in the pieCe and reports that
new
have it that his Voice w.~.3_nt>\'et' bet-
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toinpam'. ill" largest with which
has ever th'Vl surrounded and the pt‘O- a new
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Varieties of temperament in one bod) :
scholastic.
independence to the
,(‘ohan and Harris affairs. .
ANSSON 1
TALKS FOR NEW ,
FOOD SUPPLY
Continued trom First Page.
“About twenty years ago." Mr. Ste-
fanson continued. “the American Gov-
t‘rnlllenl
; l'cindecr into Arctic Alaska. l-‘lom lhl‘
introduced 1.28ii domestic
point of view of lite Government. this
was a sort of.charity. for the sole aim
\t'a- to give a possibility of economic
Eskimo. The
prevailing opinion was that this ob-
ject would not ~be attained. and few
of those who expected the enterprise
to succeed even dreamed of its pre-
sent magnitude or the meaning it
would have for .‘Uaska today or for
the world tomorrow. l’nder Eskimo
care these herds have increased at
the rate of doubling in three years.
But the few animals that are in the
hands ot white men are found to dotr
tie in numbers every two years. The
Millie lllt'n look furlher into the fu-
turv and there-lore butcher only male
t'nluials. The Eskimos butcher lc-
males each year for reasons of fash-
ion in clothing.
“When the American Government
1: 'i'l'w'dl'ed ”'3‘ “9"" in his t"""jgave relndecr to the Eskimos they
em 'ltarles Ray bten seen to lielfi made each Eskimo promise he would
“.r I”... . than in the role of not sell a female reindeer at any
[time to a white man. the object be.-
t'utht hett 'l‘ruttuan in “The Girl hodg—
"ll Jerome Storm.
REGENT TH EATRE TODAY
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Popu'ar Tom Moore, in “A Man and natives.
His Money:' A Pathc News Pictor-
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I er." written by .l. G. Hawks and direct-l
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'the Eskimo. and
ing merely to promote the economic
Vulture o. the I‘llkimo. But it was
found necessary to secure Laplmdem
to Illi'illl I-l t‘akimo in the care of
deer herds on the same terms as the
the Government allowed to own rein-
deer herds on the sam terms as the.
The government overlooked
to bind the. Laplanders as they bound
these Laplanders
have. therefore. n-ccntly sold practic-
Tom Moo-‘-- as a valet oi four pam-. ally all their t'eindeerrto a_firm 01
pcred does in not t‘lll'lll)‘ visualized l‘; l American capitalists who own at pr?-
ltis admit-em who have not seen the
likable roun: star in "A Man and “is
Mont y." his nt-w Goldwyn Picture But
when it codics to the Regent theatre
totlav there will not be any doubt
among them that lie can filinister to
the wants of the dogs as well as a
pcrson who had done nothing else for
yvorswand 'iinC it amusing at the
same time. indeed. another star mitrht
have become submerged in the task or
have failed to an the humor out of the
situation. But. with Mr. Moore there
was no sucn difficulty.
lie plunged into the task of earnini:
his weekly stipened as the dogs‘ \':tlet
as if he had to do it to keep body and
soul together, ills inherent or
humor coupled with his infectious
smile anti unfailing 20ml nature, made
the episode tn the plav one of im-
freshest and most original samples oi
Scimi-
light comedy his director. Harry lit-at: I
montt, has (\‘tl‘ staged.
The amusinz nature of the situation
is best appreciated when it is known
that Mr. Moore. as llary Lathrop.
\ut-ttlthv )‘tl‘llilil idler. after a tiff who
his swretheaz-t. determines to show her
that hr is made of the right stuff: that
he can earn his living like any man.
AT THE REGET THEATRE WED-
NESDAY AND THURSDAY
Talented Pauline Frederick, fit “The
Woman on the lndcx:" Also a Pathc
Weekly and a Comedy
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on the Index.’ first of thc Goldwyn l’lC-j
tures hf which brilliant l'auline Fred?
crick appears. !
“'hen Miss Frederick as the heroine
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'ALLCE THEATRE
lODAY AND WEDNESDAY
rt. 93/ in
"The Girl Dodger,"
r :nJ [est Photoplay Success
-). - Ray has assumed, by virtue.
'pears in-the police records.
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happily married to a diplomat. is intro-;
duced to frlt-nd of her husband she
imagines that, all is lost. This man she:
recognizes as a former detectiVe. At.
once she knows he will reveal'to her
husband the fact that she is “the we?
man on the indcx“——that her name up-
But he
does nothlnz of the kind. lie. is truly
her friend. < 1
He only asks that she enounrage the.
“mute (-leverness. a place in'attentions of a distinguished forcigr,
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... n world that is distinctly in- who is suspected of a connection with
has no rivals because his a threatened Bolshevlk movement. The
.s nt a kind that no one else has woman must. carry on an intrigue with
. “3- ‘-\ l ' rw near equalling. He him. must deceii'e her husband—must .
. “an in “The Girl Dodger" his lost his love. if need be.
' " i'h't'mrlav at the Palace theatre to her patriotism. “'hat he asks
for America and only’she can do it, for
. .; .ul Wednesday.
He appeals
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' ”ever ~onation of the dreamy coi- the suspect already'is at her feet. The
. <llltlt’nl who, by force of circum- woman consents.
. men. is thrown into a whirl of ungwhiie carrying out her
What one endured
cornice. how
.mcled and unwanted adventures.’she suffers and what it cost: her, and
.‘4 --~‘ his admirers a new side of hio;what the canning dingo: k. rm‘h‘ ‘
sent about fifteen thousand deer!
This company sold about fifteen hun~
drcd cart-asses of one hundred and
fifty pounds each on the American
markets last year at a price ranging
front fin- to fifteen cents a pound in
excess of the corresponding cuts of
domestic beef. There is In England
a Well—established market for rein-
decr meat. for there. it has been inl-
pottcd for many years from Northern
Notway. and one hundred carcasses
of Alaska reindr-et were this yeai
sold in London at a price of about
half a shilling a pound tn excess of
beef."
in dun time. Mr, Stefansson said.
Arctic Alaska will support more than
7J|tittll0ll reindeer, p‘tltlll"itl'.: as much
meat yearly :ts ll.0'iti.000 sheep or
seven times the pit-sent ttttttlon pro.
duction of all the settled portion ot
Canada. '
if Canada develops leindret' and
musk ox on a large scale. the explor-
cr concluded. "Wt‘ shall within the
next twenty-live your: convert Rain.
on Canada from a land of pro“. .
ly no value to the "reg! ppm‘nfln l-
wool and milk and treat xix-“lupin...-
country of the Western n. misphtr.
BRITISH TROOPS ‘
BREAK UP MEETING .
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societies.’ and advic'ed them to visit,
Belfast- This is regarded as evidence-
that Mr. Lloyd George does not 0p-
pose their avowed efforts toward the
There is . considerable mystery
about the whale affair. and it is un-
known whether Premier Lloyd George
has been in communication with the
visitors at all. There is one report
he promised to recceive them.
Overland Model 90 Touring, Car
You will find this Overland e uall leasi ' pert
delivered by an engine that runs 8211:2031]; andnguilgtly, 0mm”.
. It has abundant power,
day in and day out. .
but has cancelled his enttazement for
the interview. A question was ad 5 I
dressed to the Gox'ernmcnt in the O . BENEDICT
House of Commons on Monday. with
asked if the Premier had intended to.
receive them. The Q‘M‘Sliim W3“ met‘ M.“ .' V V 7 '
cvasivel)‘ by the Homo Secretary, stoncr, established the high record
Wm, Iu-ninisod to make inquiries. and purchase at the Eilo art salt". 40 East
said that this would occupy a week. FOi‘ly'—fi"llt . . . . . , .
\‘t'hilc. “(wording to some dispatch- t‘ ' f" ' )tsterda}. b} “‘0 ‘wqul‘t
“S from ”Hand. ”‘0 Sinn Feiners are ion. 0 an entire room panelled in
greatly unmumged and believe the italtan walnut for $6.200, Dr. Harries"
cramp." of an lrishltepublic is with-1 preference for italian walnut of
in sight, the Unionist press here is 10“ Stat d“ . . .
angt'ily (filling for an explanation g n .lg and has exttnded eten
from Premier Lloyd George and criti— to {“9 furnishings "f m" 0mm“. at
“Sim: President “'ilsnn's alleged in- Police headquarters. l
terfercnce in British domestic af- ‘ The room has attracted considerable.
fairs. lattenticn r b
“if it is true that Mr. “'ilson ls du ing the week. bl" the
behind this intrigue against the. I'n- figure offered by Mr. Harris is unusual-
gon of the l'nited Kingdom—and af— ly high. it is known as the Romeo and
toward Juliet room, so-cnlled from the eight-
to establishing Whether the ' N M . S
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ican (lot-ertiment.‘and also to estab- ' .
lirh their exact Hiatus. n was also. WW
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If you want a real home
made bulk or brick
ICE CREAM
Come to New England’s and
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ler the president's behavior
Italy. anything is credible—the Amer-
, ' palintinzs on the walls depicting the h th h n
b sad . . . th P t. ‘r o ‘70 mo
igungh‘t‘ntbalfe Sid lift: (h: Famed life of these characters. Several chairs a e e eSt f r ur 6,
Kingdom does not tolerate interfer- were included in the purchase. . ‘
ence in its domestic affairs. They
ate our business and the business of t . _ .
.. min i i l v \ oon .- .
nobody 9‘59. , t I cum e tht r i to htx count
The Graphic says: “if any of the 1'." (“state at Noroon. Conn. where he
States of America were again to de- is building a pavilion with an Italian
mand the rizht to secede from the garden. The room is twenty feet long
l'nion it is caiain the Amer-tun - _ .
‘ . . sixteen f t l .
pumpk- wnuld be bitterly indignant e“ w do and twenty '9“ in and npoke of the wonderful value and t ‘
it such a demand received any kind height. The painting “‘9 Miolalo, the great importance of this Fifth hiber-
FOLLOW U? m '
it was stated that Dr. Harris in-
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of official encounaentent from Great panels and carvings by Scattolono and ty Loan. At the cocnclusion of fir,
Britain. dWe apply-Abe (sum:- stand- the design by 9:01. Guiseppe Cemtm Martin's talk. John Wente amt-ed :
ard of ju gtnenl' o met-wan nte er- ‘ . his fellow employee with an impm- mi
ence in our affairs." ‘12“! £20m h“, its premier exhibition at slve rendition of "When the. Boys SATURDAY ”m -.
' l‘ 9 ““3 "909‘“0" "1 “l“- H is Come Home,” and then Geno-u lon- my All: won“ m.
:done in a reproduction of fifteenth ager John J. Covanngh mounted the
century Gothic. improvised Dl‘gm‘gd gait-hm“.
. . mus speecc e
5 .Dr. Harries also purchased a semi “mitts” of mm “mm“ .M
rctrcular marble bench of the Roman undo the meeung a M gm
aexedra type for 82.430. The total sales ,Mr. Cavanugh eloquently told of the
for the week were $125,039, and yes- 100900 lives which h‘d been saved
terday's figures 845,807.50. through the early winning of the war
STRIKiaLi—JADEEST
BADLY BEATEN
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police sent word that they ind found
(‘linentan wandering about the streets
in that city in a dazed condition. Pol- -—-———-—--——«
ice investigators in Andover later to
ore in n amas a a o-VICTO YIJOAN
Frolisgrsf nigrg‘hp gr“: :gere 96:;ng RALLY AT C. & K.
aro claimed the usualt occcurred. ;
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pelled at the point of revolvers to
leave his hotel room and enter an auto 910m of the new” to "cure their
subscription to the Victory Loan. The
mobile without being IIIOWPd time to
dress, (‘ltneman also was forcced into omclfls ofthe 00 By have devised
a splendid plan, which, is meeting
TARUW BROS.
lip-tonne Cigar om
Hahukemo Block, 80. M“
; and stated the! because of the unpro-
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gcedented prosperity now enjoyed in _1
'this mud country, everyone was in ~ "
CLOTHES
though," he stated, "we are the great-
oot oocnmollm country I. the
tworld and have amour us representu
um and inhabitants of every nation
on the globe. we all owe our allege
ance to but one country. and that is
America and l: is now up to us‘ to
come through and subscribe to the
the car. Capararo said. and while be-
ing driven toward West Andover . , bonds which will finish the job that m m
both were beaten. puncheld and kick :23:ng "onvprgvzgsye‘igle, 13:: our immortal doughboys started in , FOR R AND YOUNG .
ct, ftc- at n ‘ o . . ' '
th’ev zen; {:ken g”fiat Ifheq‘flaflltttjz, employee ‘0 secure a bond. The com-1 ”:22? meeting ”‘01" “D Wllh the ' $16.00 up. ‘.
(‘apnraro said. and again beaten. puny has made arrangements wheres Whole nthenn enthusia'ticnll in w
. , by each cmploye can take out a bond ? . .. g g b y I g ‘ ,-
ile bccuie unconscious and when of any denomination and it M“ be . mg The gin: Spangled Banner, led ‘
hf, came to'himself about four a. m.. ' paid for by the firm who in turn will E by Jon“ “ehle. E
( “n""un ““5 "22:: it?“ i be paid a certain amount agreed upon 5 .....-_.__. _- It
Zby cnch subscriber weekly. A number of the students of the
ROMEO AND JULIET ' Harold \‘nn‘ Wagonenfmtltam c. . Norwnlk leh school. are planning to
ROOM FOR HARRlss' gartin ang‘l“. 11:: :ames {cgimpoefin l m... .0 Comm 3.3.1, the coming 3“.
.»commee careo erat .
Special Deputy Police Commiutonor‘un" “‘9'“an and ‘hmfigh their 9:43:11: I?! willreniowttliet‘lla‘y awe;
Buy: It for “'2” “ Art Sale—It forts the-arrangements were made! - for 1““ a n d '1 D ~ -
~ ‘ Mr Martin opcntd the meeting ‘ilh ery lud will have his blade, and every
H33 559'“ P3'"""_"v " Panellcd "‘ a splendid talk to the men and iv- lass“, ““1 have u“, lunch.
Italian Walnut—Pictures Are Work men who thronged the factory
of Miolato. : -
Nii\\’ roux. May a. in: John A,‘
Harris-s. special deputy police commis
in
L. colours;
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plan our servic-
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execute them
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