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Tuesday and
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5 TH EATRE, TODAY
":75 In, "Thirty a Week," 09'
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. d-M-rzr’ffilutitm to provide
Allrvt'ilyfis who have prov-
: in producing plays of the
the public has
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is rosponsi‘hle for
. px~.-.~'w:‘.t.:tinn of Tom
‘ wry u \chk." The new
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.1 the ills able young star
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Bearing Every Evening
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hare Dinners and :-
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Directed 137 Albert: Capella-1m.
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the Greatest Picture. With the Greatest Star
struggle
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Matinee, 2:15. Evening, 7:15 and 9.
Today
Tom Moore
In Goldwyn Picture.
“Thirty a Wee "’
5 He dared to love the daughter of
I the richest man in town.
;' CHRISTIE COMEDY
. FORD WEEKLY
. Friday
. Madge Kennedy
In Rose Stahl‘s Popular Stage
Success,
“A Perfect Lady”
She admits it and proves it.
Saturday Matinee and
Nizht
Corinne Griffith
._.in._
“Thin Ice”-
And Tom Mix in “Twisted Trails."
Admission llc-and 17c
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remarkable success which
attended the "Skinner" pictures——
"Skinner's Dress Suit.” “Skinner‘s
.Baby" and others, in which Bryant
“hshburn was starred. That fact
alone makes Mr.
fitted'to handle Tom Moore. He and
the star are in accord in believing that
“Thirty a “'eek" is a whirlwind of ad-
knows tho
venture and fun. And it is only the
first of the sales of Tom riloore pro-
ductions. all, of which will be directed
and sunerriscd by Harrir Beaumont.
i: once an actorrhimelf, and n milling swindle a
Beaumont cape-sizing
AT HOYT'S THEATRE, FRIDAY.
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Former Stage Success.
Madge Kcnncdy achieves dramatic
heights in several scefiés of her later!
Goldwyn Picture. "A perfect Ladv." by
Charmin; Pollock and chnold “’03.
in which Rose Stahl scored a triumph
on the stage. Miss Kennedy's skill in
evoking tear; from her audienCes only
to have them smiling.r azain in a flash
was never more forcibly exemplified
than in a scene where a clergyman
cams to scold her and remains to make
her his wife. _ ’
‘ This incident bn‘nzs a stirring cli-
max to a series of pathetic situations
confronting i} gonna girl in a. strange
town who fights bravely against over-
whelming odds and finalr triumphs.
Lucille Le .lambon (Madgn Kcnnedyl
gives up her burlesque career after the
authorities in Sycamore stop the show.
of which sh“ was premirr put-)‘mer.
The morals committoo respors‘hl? for
the closing of the show also sells to
nave’liucille barred from town after
5119 opens an ice cream cola-art" and
dancing school. The member hm‘e en-
listed the aid of the Rev. )zwill Gray-
linrz. who. unknown toLucillc. has fall~
cn in love with her. ‘
The parson accompanies the commit-
tee mcmbcrs to her Cabal‘r‘l. with Dea-
con John Grismld as spokesman. Lu-
cillc has planncd a little surprise for
the party of purifiers.
at lloyt‘sp Friday.
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REGENT TH EATRE. FR I DAY.
Charles Rania “String Beansz" a
Path: \‘Veekly and Comedy.
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we» at
Isn't that a thir-al Ray title? “String.
Beans!" And it is' also quite appro-
for the efforts at a smel- to
of tumors with
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Two Performances Daily.
Admissions—Mather: 20c; Evening 200, 25c
Mat. 2:15; EV“. 8:15 gtheatre, Friday.
Paramount. These facts, coupled with
the declaration that Charlcs Ray is U)
star and that swtet littlc Jane Novak
i: his lmdin; woman—ought to attract
record crowds. There is a fine cast.
and the storv is one or those real
counny town dramas with lots cf hu‘
man interest and a great character role
for Charles Ray.
The tfforts of a swindler to get the
confidence and coin of the gullible na-
tives in a small town on a string bean
cannery project form the basis of the
plot. The story is said to be) highiy
amusing, full of human nature and con-
taining a pretty romance.
AT REGENT THEATRE, TODAY
Evelyn Nesbit. in "Thou Shall NJ.”
A Ford Weekly and Mack Sennett
Comedy. .7
Lurcd from her home by a man who
professed undying love for-her, a girl
identified only by the name of Ruth
was found. by a minister from her na-
tive town. Zn‘an isolatrd house. Hcr
soul had her-n murdered. The pastor
had made the search at the request of
her dying mother. The young gill had
been abandoned bv the man who prom-
ised to marry her, and was forced into
a life of shamc. She rebelled at 1'0.-
turning home. but. the minister finally
induced her to accompany him.
She was hailed as the Etcmal,1\lag-
claim upon her return and the towns-
peoplé refused to take her in. They
See the sur rise _ ~
9 knew of her life and eventually caused 'incnt.
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he Wed her.
ml. forceful lesson of the day be sure
and cm to the Regent theatre today.
when Evelyn Nesbit will appear in her
latest photoplay. "Thou Shall Not."
Hale Hamilton King of Comedians inf
3mm! and 09*“ a
"‘pcp.
lives proves
vlous young roan .«t last qnnlls. and wins
:daurzhter of the gratcful president.
{Geraldine Farvar in, “The Turn cf th:
,of action." was Geraldine Farrar's onlv ,
chqutst of Gnldwvn whorl she sinned
lllcr contmc .
pebratcd opera and screen artiste
‘ firsonall’tw ; v-
IGoldwyn officeswilh :1 note reading:
~cesrful screw productions.
en the wide scope that
the “1199i" o‘tcrs.
holds Strav from the WW
where Miss;
'3“ eethcart of tho 67in") of murder.
Hmmttoseethemostpower-
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
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"Full cf Pep." Vaudeville.
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the body will take a week.
MR8 GAY’S BODY
‘fifi-fi‘ g...“
REIOVEO. «
Not-walk bartenders ~‘w
“men, loan. Juno u—— i
While witnesses for the state were “medal"mm
continuing their testimony todny ut
the trial of Mrs. Boonie M. (Skeet)
Lundgrcn. who is charged with the
murder or her patient, Miss Rm
_1\. Gay. the body of Miss Gay wan re-
lmcved from its burial plan in An-
!dover. at the request of the defense
. for an autopsy.
1 as planned this will ~
mean that the batted-Iii
the city will be (limo:
no action will be taken
known definitely WW. ._
will have to be closed.
, ‘ believe that the as .
n ‘3 ‘Vfl’oncd that examinations 0‘ continued along its M
sick and death benefit 0 ::
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An advenzurous. devil-mav—care sol-
ier of fortune is the latest, role
a Clover
c is snc'i :27 hi: host.
The troy-1' is that of a younc Amcri- I
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lcan who uninm‘aca to land a carco of 2
lmunitin= in a small South American
‘ Republic.
To scrcen his real motive
e poses as a patent modlcin‘c sales-
concoction known as
" Tho effect it has on the na~
it ricluly named for it
tarts a robs-llion whal‘rh lhn adv. Tifll’“
~ his toward the lrcautifuf'dark-éved
AT PALACE THEATRE. FRlDAY
Wheel." with Vaudeville.
Givc mc modern plays with plcnty
Thrcc days later the cel-
rc- 2...
sivcd thrc»: manuscripts frrm lha'
‘ "Take your pick.“
Miss I-‘arrar evidently read and re-
}read all three with the grcatcst carc.
for it was two weeks before she made
:known her decision on tile play l0 be
the medium if her first
in a Goldws'n Picture.
be "The Tum of the “'heel.“ a mod-
‘ em drama brim full of 30 o--..
_bv Tex Charr'ate, author of manv sur-
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appearance
2- proved to
written
in none of the manv pit‘i'lrr-s in
which the famous gtar ha-: appeared
has her race dramatic talent bzcn civ-
‘Thc Turn of
Spfi‘iz-d .‘.""it“n
brinnlnz.
Farrar. as Rosalie Dr-an.
an American
wrests :i rc\‘t\l\'cr from
lhr,
travclor who has lost
pamlmz tablz‘s in thocasino at Monte
Carlo.
Later she is atglckc-l in her aml‘
mom in New York by»; nun of ill— a-
putc from wh‘m she is necking :0 ex-
tract a confession that v"il‘ clear hor
li's all
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Miss Farrar‘s tt‘cmflldcus local lul~
motion picture and
opcm devotee-s will acme she made an
lxcellcnt selection tor her fits: Coirl‘
\vyfi Picture when “Thc Tum of tht‘
Wheel" w‘ll be. shown at the false”
lowing anion;
'5 CHANGE m POSTAGE RATES.
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Unused Three Cent Ervolare: and Two
Cent Postal Cards will be Enhanged
After July lot. ‘
Postmaster Andrew Learv has ‘oecn
instmttcd to discontinue 17:0 sale 0'
two-cent postal cards and all three com
envelopes at the clOse of business.
June 30. mm, as on Julv lst the 0H
rates of postage hccomc effective, that
is one cent for all postals and post
tards find two cents for l(\‘l‘S All_un~
used and undamazed envelope-s and
postals will bc redeemed at their face
Value wh‘n prcscn‘md for redemption
hv the original purchasers. Exchange
will be made for otlur stamped paper.1
but not for cash. One month will be‘
allowed to make the exchange from
gcrde cmwf cml‘wy i
July Isl. After July no exchange will
be made at the face value of envelopes
and postals, but will be made for the
postage value of envelopes and for.
three fourths of the value of post-
cards. Ordinary three cent stamps‘
will not be exchanged. These can be‘
used for postage, principally on parcel ‘
post packages, it is requested that all:
persons who have in their possession;
on July is, 1919.. two cent postalsl
printed or unprinted. that same be prcg
seated at the local postoflice for n) ‘
demption. i
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PHILLIES SIGN COLLEGI'AN.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 12.—~Pat
Murray. ‘3 southpaw pitcher of Notrc‘
'hich llaln Hamilton, the popular .
ghlclro star. will appear before his manv Z”
{admirers in "Full of Pep." ‘
lMc-lro melolramatic-comrdy in which
Matinee at 3 o'clock.
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BENEFIT OF UNITY LEAGUE
- Earle Williams in
VITAGRAPH PRODUCTION
“The Usurperl
Adapted From Nat. Goodwin's Stage Success of the 8m
Also Tom Mix in a Western Drama and Two
of Comedy
Admission, including war tax ..................... 20 -
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Dame University. yesterday signed a! -
contract with the Philadelphia club
and reported to Manager Coombs.
i -—'l"ry a Sentinel Want Advertise
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~ rim Church-of Christ Scianist or florwalk
Announces a. Free Public lecture On
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By autumn. com. 0. 8. B.
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Coats 8: Cape“:
$5.98.
That lonncrly sold up to $15,
ladies” and Misscs’
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Value on to $25
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