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‘ .- Matinee 2:15. naming 3:15
‘ Today. Tomorrow and
; Wednesday
j '; manner
é ’ NAZIMOVA' 'l _
3 ' In. Greatest Picture,
* “The Red Lantern”
‘The conflict of a soul burdened
with the traditions, the prejudices
and the emotions of two races.
Today
In Addition to Big Feature
The Sixth Episode of
' “The Carter Case”
merly a cowboy, whose pumiacity gets
him into trouble and ultimately lands
him in jail. It develops that Bill's fath-
er died in Florida. leai’ing a vast for-
tune to Bill and his sister, Janet, who
is about to be married to a fortune
hunting count. Bill prevails upon
Johnny to personatc him. go to Flor-
ida. prevent Janet‘s marriage and take
expires.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Blanche Bates and Hobart Busworth in.
"The Border Legion," a Travelogue
. .and» Comedy.
Biancre Bates. the celebrated stage
star; has scored an emphatic triumph
in her first appearance in motion pic.
lures as costar with Hobart Bosworth.
eminent screen player, in “The Border
Legion," a viyid picturization oi' Zane
Grey's famous story, which Goldwyn
presents at the Regent Theatre, Tues~
day and “’ednesday.
The role of Joan Randall. a daring
. girl of the West gives Blanche Bates
wider scope for her tamed dramatic
tulants than ever the character She
portrayed in “Tre Girl of tht Golden
\Vost.” the stage production that Won
her worldwide fame as a Belasco ‘star.
New York reviewers as well as the
picture public proclaimed Miss Bates'
debut on the serum in brilliant success
when “The Border Legion" was pre—
sented to crowded houses at the Strand
heatre, New York.
Heart-throbbing incidents have the
‘ daring Joan as their central figure at”
ter she is taken captive by Jack Kella
(Hobart, Bosworthl‘. leader of the band
TODAA‘: TIIESDAY AND “,EDNESDAY ‘ ‘ of desperados, that has for years loot~
Two Performances Dallv Matinee
Evening—8:10.: z,-
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ed the mining camp where Joan liVed.
_2.15 Joan is ovorpowerbv Kells while on
. ' her way to the bandita‘ lair toil-eclaim
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her sweetheart, Jim ‘Cleeve, who has
. 208. Evening . . 20¢‘25C joined the outlaws after Joan breaks
with him hecaues of his shiitlessness.
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3 ”fun” “out! ,. IScener}, \llllll) and Tense; ‘nntions sent to quell the uprismg.
‘ I l “b h ldlt‘ 0f the Clout Outdoors. . J ‘ 'V ' n‘ed as was the immortal .l‘anne
h ' Noted Stars ”0“ ~ - ‘ - _ ’ I“ .
j , ' - — . Featuring the d' Arc, Mahlee learle the 3rd o .mides
4' l? "1‘ ‘\CHE RATES AND HOBART BOSVJORTII iazziinst their white foes lllllll all hope
i Exceptional Theme. Acting of Unusual Excellence. h‘ gone.‘ Then, with the stoicism of
3 A Burton Holmes Travelogue and Comedy in“: (Mama, mood. she seeks dean, by
i , ‘ her own hand in the throne room of the .
: THURSDAY > , ‘l‘ Emperor‘s palace. . ;
i The Popular Comedaenne ’ ..
' V. 9’ ( ,
. .il HEEL NORMAND in “THE PE§T . , . o
3 i i: «zit-d the Lid Oil Peace and Quiet and burred I p the
’ Whole Town. . 0 an em
‘1' . 1 Eel--17 Mack Sonnett Comedy.
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Melody—Excellence.
MATINEE 17c.
li-xl-sisiible liumor——Two Reels of Constant Merriment.
A Pathe Weekly and a Comedy
'i‘l‘ESDAY AND WEDNESDAY—Two Days Only Nazimova W .1... WWW
Zane Grey's Masterpiece Action-Drama
“THE BORDER LEGION”
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE
iI Regent Theatre TODAY, TUESDAY waonssmw
Regent Theatre Orchestra. Nazimovéa, One of Most Distinguished
EVENING 200 Stars in. "The Red Lantern."
Robes of l'G‘QEll splendor are worn by
. , beachwear-ed to'the Secretar-
iat o the Conference today.
ROME, J one Iii—Italian. forces
are advancing on the VillaChSRDlre-feree in the ring and the elim-
'iuation of the kidney punch are
- Wei-W3 m
robe of embroidered
of a lion depending from the waist, is
apparel worn only by those of the chi-
nese who stand readyrto give their
lives for the race.
is the highest symbol
-a jun-Mu“ “m
with the head '
Vito line, on the frontier between
Italy and Jugo-Slovia, it is an-
nounced. This movement }8 ln-Ydoue our fighting under straight
tended to counteract the action olelax‘quifl of Queensbury rules and
the Jugo-Slave m. the Klagenfurt'have long been of the opinion
region, In _ihe Austrian pmvxncefihat they needed changing. Three-
Of (3811113118, Wk??? the): attacked g minute rounds permit and encour-
tlie German-Austrians, it is s:iid.‘a.,e Magma]?
without “plausible reason" ° '
only hPFBUS? ”If." "“75th ‘0 Rik“ ‘ ing methods are identical. Thcv in-
17035933‘9‘} 0f hiagenfurt “'"ll‘leirlude roiiilwork in the. morning:
the dedismn of the Peace Confer-'31”; grin excersiscs, medicine
The lion‘s head
of valor at
The robes are of the heaviest Chi-
nese silk; embroidered with a thousand
On her head Nazimova wears
the symbolical headdress of the God-
dess. studded witli peacock‘ feathers
and dozens of silk floss pom poms—the
whole held in place by a band of gold
embroidery that circles the forehead
and temples.
"The Red Lantern" is based on the
novel of Chinese life by Edith Wheo Duke Mullins.
Johnson for his fight with Tommy!
. Eur-us. is training: the .\u~traiianl“,m 1.;r.,.,,n.,n.‘lir_o the soccer team
boxers uh!) have entered the inter- ‘ which “fin liar trian'rular football
allied {Jami—s. which begin on Juno? 5
24. lie has
fu'vights \iiih him. muting
Revised Draft of Treaty
With Germany Will Be
Given to Delegates This
Afternoon
l“ “'-‘ }Eii£‘liiliil. ngd‘nu will be partial-Vim] \"m‘c bombarding
(Continued from Page Onel'.
l .1 _ :teur champion of the
‘ )3 German). (‘lnli of London in llllll. and who
Rumors that there is pending a
Cabinet crisis. and
Erzhcrgcr. chairman of the (ion;
man Armistice (‘ommisxion at Spa,
will lead a new government which'
.will he called upon to decide upon
peace at the allies' terins or a re-
of linsdilitirts. are dis-
credited at the German capital.
Sections of the Austrian treaty“;
which were reserycd by the Peace!
Conference when the main
tious of the pact wrre laid before
the Austrian delegates at St. Ger-
main. will he presented on Tues-
from Paris.
During: the remainder of the week,
the Peace Conference will busy it-
self on Austrian and Turkish af-
fairs. the reply of the Aus‘trian
delegation to those arts of
treaty now before it helm: expect-
that Mathias
charge of the fortune until Bill‘s‘terml
The Australian
weight champion of
day. it is
Nazimova in her newest super-feature.
TODAY? V “The Red Lantern} which comes to
A SPECIAL PROGRAM OF COMEDY
The Celebrated Comedian Wednesday, next. Among these robes:
E l ‘ is the heavy silken garb of the goddess l
RED 5 I 0 N E P . of the Red Lantern and the awe-inspir-l
the Palace theatre today, Tuesday null
'ing hablliments of a chinese warriorl
2:111 His First Run Artcraft Feature chief.
For Mahlec, the. half Chinese. half.
“JOhnny Get You Gun” English girl. plavcd by Nazimova,l
t
.bears a not remote resemblance to.
\ « 'ulllll Chooses an Heiress, who happens to be of Fred Stone‘s 80- E France's Joan of Arc. True, she leadsl
. git militance. ” ' a hopeless cause, that of the 133er;
CIiARLIE CHAPLIN 1“ “SHANGHAIED ‘against the European in China. Andi
bears for an Englishman and the an-i
cient traditions of the yellow race.
the streets of Pekin. when the Box-
i‘ .n phmopla)‘. “10h“!
iiil” lfiiillil-S
7;:vT THEATRE TODAY Johnny Wigglm- Which “‘3 5m“? 9“"
I
Gun" is ideally suited to that distln-i
guished commedlan‘s third, appearance!
in motion pictures. ._ The charamero:i
are all of dietiuct type and the role oi"t
Dancing EVery Evening
Picnic Hates Now open
.Shore Dinners and e.
la—CarteServicE j
{rays is one that could notbe :bettef'l
her heart‘ls torn between the love she :w
Starring opposite Hobart Bosworth Regent theatre, Tucsdai? and Wednes-
' day. ,
tume during the tumultuous scenes in -e_,
ers clash with the troops of the Allied .
,. W.“ . - .,...... m ,.
tlhnty. or the boxing my e. nm— announced in‘a war
has said today: gfmm Moscow received ,
‘ ‘ Ewe-minute rounds, having the
forward steps in boxing. We have
Anatraliun and American train-
_ ilmll. bag punching. rope skipping.
14*": shadow boxing and sparring in the
‘* ” j afternoon.
I". l
i no Belgium entries to the games
champiuwhip from France and
x
.winiu r with-c sword honest in the
E11314. x2": Lient. Oclis, winner of
fought Eddie McGooriy in Alb-'13... ham“. match at Barcelona in
tralia in 1914. and Les Darcy. 1711914,
hantamweig'ht ‘
if”??? EVH‘W “‘1'?”le .——A detachment, of the best trops
Fred Hullam. winner of the Batu (,f Gustav Noske. the. German
leh military medal for gallantry,Minnow”?Defense.winbepinced
:in action. _and others; and Mom.» in 1}“. area immediately oppislte
iMall." Slum“ a ““35"“ ”f Am‘~“'*“7iiie (“olilruz Bridgchead. accord-
. will load the lightweight divl-fiug h, information reaching Amer-
. ,
i‘ill‘ll. 5X2. Saturday, June ll
.imm army officers here. It is he-
. ' am‘llf‘l't‘ll. however. the transfere is
h98di’d by Bill." Mlskt‘. heavy? , simply a part of the general policy
_ _ Austraiha. of moving: troops from the Ruhr
and Alf Taylor. British repreer-iiia— industrial district.
tivea at the Olympic
Stockholm,
lightweight.
Th;- dctaelzment consists of l.-
“ 800 men and is part of the Luel-
. . _ giiitz group. which participated in
In the opimnn of the Austrnl- the mymxwglon of’the Spar-tarans
ian boxers. the American Expedi- in mfg ll)“,_\‘-M(]nrf area.
tiouary f0??? 13035112 "I!“ Wl'ldl: i’ARlS. June 16.——The resolu.
““1 irm'i‘m “19 “139mm?“ enlilvt‘lfi- tinne- linseed by t American Con-
“fill all much ‘0 increase ”'9 Pol“ are» on the .lrisi question have
WJWN‘ formally transmifled to the
'f‘l’cace i‘nnfcrence. Frank P. Walsh
:and Edward F. Dunne. the dele-
‘ gates representing the Irish socie-
ties of the I'nited States, have
11091) informed. No intimation has
been fzii'en of the character of the.
letter transmitted.
LONDON. June Iii—Active
preparations are being made. for
the evacuation of Petrogmd. it is
Clearaniie Sale Ends 'l‘omorro
The Great Clearance Sale of the William 1’. Been,
which opened Saturday, ofl'era the most. phenomenal Wk" «in:
cessions. The throng of flapper: who filled this store ~
day, were astonished at the marvelous values offered in.
lines.
An one a rooiat.‘ a ~ermine bargain should not
attend {his salgptomonlggr. ' g'ou will find here everything
need in the shape of fitting: for your desk at home or on”.
at prices that. cannot. be duplicated. .
There are great reduction: on carbon paper. W
paper, ink, etc., that should not be overlooked.
We are closing out. our books, and it. is a wonderful .
tunity for anyone interested. to buy books suitable yiorg. ,
voung and old. There are still a few boys’ and 81113 ‘ ‘ '
be had.
There is yet a chance in find some article of the '
Rust Craft line, suitable for g ifta. . 3.
Tomorrow will poc'mvely be the last day of this great.
’F. L. HAMILTON
Do not wait.
49 Wait Street.
Guards have captured!!!
ant fort of Krasnayago '
the Bay ' of Cronistadt,
Fortress of (‘mnstadh
seaWard defen-se of Pet
cording to an official std
sued from Esthoninn
era. It is said that tin
Guards won their .‘
the garrison of the forth 7 \
ied against the Bolshevtif?
The garriami of Krnsz _
near Primer-ad, mutinifi
any and opened fire on
rcss of (li’lllhlfldl, which
tire. Five linlslicvik wa y
sent out and they shelled
until owning. when first
i;'.i‘l.\‘ .eil‘nnf: iii the fencing bouts. which a: is said to be in»;
‘ . ‘ . r‘ 1‘ v' . - o
, _. . , (“”d‘m ( ‘3-“‘-1~:\--iilz x: Elwin lwwlml by Anspach. 3. “3m; lei" the “into G
Iciiampion officer lvoxer
! . .. .. i.) .3. . . . ‘
.Buiish Ann) . Harold. in} am“ :03,” ”a”... m 1912: Ilenurt,
33‘1““! ,- aniufinv iivampion of Belgium .in
STOCKHOLM, June Ii
HELSINGFORS, J
out in the plat-e. Ships
PARIS. June 16 (
l'rexij—Thi‘ Allies lia
ed Germany to deliver '1;
month a list of persons .,
intend to try for the r.
for tho war and violation
laws «si'iwar.
PARIS. June 16 l. ‘
l’rcss).-The reply of 1.11107
the German counter pro '
he delivered to Count m
dorfi-Rantzau. head of the
iii-ace delegation. at Ve .- .
4 o‘clock this often)“
Duiasta, secretary of
(,‘onferonce. will take til.
treaty personally to V.
hand it to the Germans.
A special train is held
Versailles and it is prelim _
the Germans will depart
mar immediately upon fit
of the reply. ,
Editors and printers y'
throughout the night
forenoon in a feverish. .'
complete the reply. At
this morning. correct“
still being mad". but it
that the delivery of the ’1
at 4 o'clock was assured.
Albert Romano, propriety?
Victoria Taxi Station, alien” ‘
tomobile races at Sheepoheii
Saturday afternoon.
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