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Lest You Forget
‘Somewhere in America’
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Vlatinee. ‘% o'clock. Ev ,n 112‘. 80 1'1.) k
in his favm the fact that he comes
fiotii '1 tine old family; and as a next
11111 ' ‘ 'ilion, that he is Wealthy. thus
putt‘ ' himself as a man at the end of
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Today
Class Vaudeville—5
31nd Feature Picture,
“The Rescuingr Angel"
\\'ith I‘oinilaz' Star.
Shirl 2y Mason
'iio- mildly inlortnmi her that she
ilil'v in. .'i.d him for his money--
and ~t hurt most. 111- told the
truth.
MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON.
Friday
Mae Marsh
In Gold“ il l“ 'Illll
“Money Mad"
The story of a 1:11! \1'.
1 house of lies
Vaudeville
;ATURDAY——Thi rd Episode of
.‘THE RED GLOVE," Featuring
Marie Walcomp.
Allin-1i in
Vaudeville
-illllit plcllll"
AI IflI IIIIAIRIS
-\l’ PALACE THEATRE TODAY
viey Mason in “The Rescuing An.
el.” Atso Five Acts of High Class
audeville.
i "The Rescuing ' zigel." a new Par—
: Shirlev Mason.
1-" and sort en star.
«lili' rint types of than
c marriage to the charming her-
lit-III 1 re wealthy. Forrest Stan
'1-« Joseph “'hilcly. plays the role
.. ll-madt- man. who by hard work
gwi >I5Lt‘ni application had made his
He is, big. true and 2a!-
slztrit .
- Mall-know
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:11 life.
It happens that Shirley Mason play-
ing the role of Angela Deming. receiv-
05 both the proposals. It is up to her
to choose. \Vhich would you choose?
See the ~tht- Palace then-
in today
AT PALACE THEATRE FRIDAY.
picture at
Mae Marsh. Delightful Actress in
‘ "Money Madz" Also- Vaudeillle.
'Aliliough she has everything to
i make
Elsie Dean, which
.‘Iarsii. is mis-
dislrut-t of her
.‘il
a girl happy.
role is‘ played li)‘ Ma"
trahle because ot her
slot-father. Martin
l‘villl'ns l'rnm ecliool and finds him sup
rounded by objectionable people the
Ross, ‘1‘1‘11 she
Regent Theatre
“The llouse nf Quziii'y and Re-
finement"
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Today
MINI.
.\t all performancos;
Friday Matinee ‘
Popular
JOHN BARR": MORE
In his new (joint-(iv suctess.
“11111111 COMES { ..
THE isRIDE
“i"t'
Am: I It 'in . irl.
a 5011' '21 Mutiic 1r .
.\ lieaui ii'itl
(Elli money. or
I‘m hot-2s. with millions. '~\lllt‘ll “oulil i
)ou choosy? See What: .Iohn llit
l)’li'0"t* did about it. 1'
‘ A Pathc Weekly
And Comedy
Notice!!!
Th. I“ “ill be no 1131 ill."\ l-‘titl.i}'
' .1 1111.; HWY Suturdu.‘ ail-writeup.
Saturday E\’Clillii{ E
l’wa Performances: 7:30 and 9:00
o'CIock.
lcautiful
ALICE BRADY
,~in~
“Her Great Chance"
also .-
“Pearl IEVIEIIC“
. in
‘ ‘The Lightning R 'der"
(Fourteenth Episode).
A Pathe Rewew'
And a Comedy
iloyi’s. Theatre
Rte-opening I
Saturday. May 17
Mat. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Alice Brady
In Select Picture
“Woman and Wife"
Adapted from (‘harlotte Bronte‘o
famous novel. “Jane Eyre."
Bray Pictogmph
Ford Weekly and others
Coming Next Week
Thursda)r
John Barrymore in
“The Dictator”
{ Friday
Mabel Normand
Star of “Mickey" in
“The Venus Model"
Saturday
Constance Talmadee in
“The Studio Girl"
2irl canno. forget the strange illneus
which overcame her and re-
rultc-d in her death and the
ot' a sinister Hindu in
mother
presence
tht-ii. as now.
the house Ostensibly. a servant. Sin
1111. dominates Martin Ross through
1hr Idllt 1 ‘s weakness for things ocedlt.
And there is I-‘anettc Lisbon.
She is a beautiful creature of doubt
t'ul reputation whose desire is to man
ry the wealthy man and get possession
of the splendid pearls left by Elsio‘s
mother for the girl.
Prompted by her sweetheart. Elsie
asks Martin Ross for the treaflure and
i5 delighted to receive them promptly.
{At once Elsie and Billy Gavin have
.‘x'llI in proposing tO'the girl he;
proudly offers himself as a firSL
Wt‘uliflll and his money as :1 Weak
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t-d It} Aitliui Fate“. Slatlf‘.
2 up hi: case to the girl of hi
mention-4 as a foremost point
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type of man Eliot Slade.‘
in ‘
the pearls appraised and both are
shocked to learn that they are of little
Elsie is sure that sh!" has been
a plan that.
Ross and his
\ztlllt‘.
tricktd and conceives
shall unmask Martin
questionable friends.
Al'l'llye‘d in the cesiume of an Orien-
tal seeress. Elsie awaits the coming
of Fanettc. who is lured by Elsie‘s
stories of a wonderful fortune teller!
Fanette's visit is followed by a call
from Ross.
Elsie tell-s him about the impendinz
{.111 of the pearls
{ ‘lloney \iad." will be ptesenred atl
The Palace Theatre Friday
“Try an advertisement in the
South Notualk Fienin" Sfintinel
desire the best results obtain
able.
TRINITY MEN'S
CLUB MINSTRELS
Sixth Annual Minstrel Show
and Vaudeville
Chorus of 40 Voices, Snappy
Songs and Witty Jokes
Laughter Galore in the Humor-
ous Sketches
Music by Glendonian
Orchestra
-. HOYTS THEATRE
MAY 19
who is alarmed at what
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non-rs we, 360 more
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
SATURDAY EVENING ONLY
Beautiful Alice Brady in "The Great
Chance,” Pearl White in "The Light-
ning maiden" A Path: Review and
Comedy.
Alice Brady will be seen in her new-
ea‘l Select Picture. “Her Great
Chance." to be presented at the Re-
gent Theatre Saturday evening only.
it. is adapted and directed by Charles
Maigne from the novel. “Golden
Fleece," by Fannie lluist.
\‘I'hen Lola Gray. :1 poor salesgirl.
hear: that her lover. Charlie Cox.
known as the “MillionJDollar Kid."
has gone on another drunken ram-
page. she decides to leave him for his
own sake.
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Tun or Block—Elk [auditor
SIZES II To 13 ‘-I.
Lola's Sister, Ida Bell is confidential
secretaiy, A new will is drawn cut-
tinn Charlie off without a heritage.
new
Lola
Charlie is not aware of this
and trits to persuade
to marry him. but she declines. Im-
mediately upon her arrival at her
home, her'sister relates in a jealous
manner that Charlie is penniless. Lol'a
believing now that Charlie will need
her in his new struggle comes to him
and‘they are married.
calamity.
{C011, Senior. who until now. has {13- Cox. Senior passed aday while
tienlly Withblood all these d1sgraces.m9oping the night before. and Charlie
confers wi‘h his attorney. to whom .
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CENTER SCHOOL CLAIMS CHAM-
PIONSHIP.
ascertains his financial condition, but
with a look of bravery on his face,
draws his wife to him, new hope writ-{
ten all over his countenance. i Now that all the reports are in. Cen—
: ter Junior High sthonl is. ready to an-
.nounCe its Liberty Bonds sales. Miss
Lillian Ryder's seventh grade. [8.1!
YOU LL LAUGH!
CORNS LIFT NF
GARMENT -WORKERS’ .
STRIKE AGAIN
NE“, YORK. May 14.“—A strike call the school in 1h? SKIES of bonds to III? _I HE’S 3’2 ill)”, 7‘: ml and m
involving 50.000 workers here attectod tune or 37.050. The others “mo" in .
order: only 1-.="' cents -
with the lnternationat Ladies' Gan
n1en_t \V orkers l nion became effective‘ 7th grade—Miss Henry" ----- 35 450 E
9th grade—Miss Dunn. . l 450
IIFIC today. The employez who de-
manded a shorter wmking week and g}: gragt—xiss gryer """ “50 i
better wages. were urged by strike 81h :zdg:mi:s Simon?“ ‘ ' ’ .212: i
leaders to refrain from creating dis-1 With . total of $16 059 Centerchar
turbanoes. ilenges any school in town to take
awa ythe championship whit h it now
holds.
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