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MELODY—EXCELLENCE Regent Theatre Orchestra. .
MATINEE, 17c. avenue, 20:.
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Today and Tuesday
(Two Days Only)
* The Noted Stars
. NORMA TALMADGE
And
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In the Select Success
“THE PROBATION W'IFE"
‘ ' A beauty of low dive climbs to society.
Today - Tuesday
Pathe Weekly Travelogue
Comedy
“Roarin’ Lions and Wedding Bells"
Mm
IVednesdaY
Popular
TOM MOORE
in ..
“One of the Finest” _
The story of a traffic cop, a girl with money. and her car.
A Ford Weekly
And Comedy
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Thursday and Friday
Dainty
Marguerite Clark
In
“Three Men and a Girl”
01‘ “The ‘fall’ of three woman haters"
Coming‘ ! Z 2
Charles Ray
In .
“The Sheriff's Son"
Palace Theatre
MATINEE 2:15. 7 EVENING 7:15
TODAY’S PROGRAM '
The Girl With the Bewitching Smile
MAY ALLISON
In Metro Comedy Romance
“CASTLES IN THE AIR"
Showing a radiant heroine in a la. of amazin ' ' '
A story with laughs and a tear-orIle. ' g originality.
" Also Seventh Episode of
“THE CARTER CASE”
Replete'With Excitement and Action.on
Latest Pathe News
Tuesday and “’ednesdav Thursday
i . D. “'l Cl‘lffiill Presents“ Beautiful and Popular
.' LILLIAN GISH. CLARINESEV- Enid Bennett
MOUR AND ROBERT HARRON in Paramount Production.
“True Heart Susie” “The Haunted
The story of a plain girl. An-~ "
other great romance by the Bedroom
The rumor goes that the
famed creator of “Hearts or the
“'orld", and “Birth of a Na-
tion". A picture of smiles.
tears, and human appeal that
. ghost has reappeared at the
estate of "Whispering Oaks."
Miss Bennett as Betsy Thorne.
a young newspaper reporter
goes straight to the heart.
goes to ferret out the ghost
Mack Sonnet Comedy. mystery.
_ '-REILLY6 WASH DAY" Also Christie Comedy.
3H HOLME'S TRAVELOGUE. Mutt & Jeff Cartoon.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
I Charles Keene '3 Famous Drama
“THE THIRD DEGREE”
Featuring Best Known Star
ALICE JOYCE
And TOM MIX
In “A CHILD OF THE PRAIRIE”
and “The Quaker Girl." Later she was
r A All IHE—IEA—IRES sinned in "Apartment 124;" which
a long Broadway run.
Fur some time Bliss Allison and Hal‘-
lold Lockwood were CO'E‘iar-red and mm):
Miss this city are expected to welcome the!
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
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each became an individual star.
Allison in, “Castles in the Air," . . .
gs Dainty Play with Adorable Star Allison has alt-amen the heights
1.3: Allison, the beautiful young
'32» star of "Castles in the Air.” at
, l’uiuce heatre today. has acquired
w lzmrr-ls and is now considered
(li'i'Jl‘C'Sl ) ‘t 'c if to ”M “‘ ‘ ""“"*
‘ '3‘ m ‘3‘ ““9 0 u AT THE PALACE THEATRE
tion." and many others.
wen.
TU ESDAY AND WEDNESDAY i
. , ’
\l1<.< Allison, who was born in Georg
>l.o‘.vi:ti .nmkrd dramatic talent . ‘ .
.y. ‘--n “my ,4 girl and, greatly against Lillian Gish and Robert .Harron
t fvwirh of her parents, insisted on a
‘3. (-.u-em-. ; nett Comedy.
"ominz to New York she met Henry; Persons who have ever had to smile Fete
Savage. thED rehearsing “Ever-31o- while their hearts were breaking.
“Uh." Her rare beauty attracted him mforzet (“performance
and he gave her therole.“ “V” V ‘ I " 1
Her talent soon asserted ' I *
Tn”? To import' hffi’”
”'
l ' ' -' of Mr. “him. He cit-ans. up his store,
fame in such plays 33.. “The Island of and a lot
Intrigue." “Peggy Does Her Dantriest,“ -
“In For Thirty Days." "Her Inspira-
. , , . I That you have evervsoen.
“True Heart Suo'e:"Aleo Mack S -
' °" wwm Help Us Ring the Bell."
«was , mammo
so. , ., “W ‘I .7 _ ‘
‘ Many believe Miss Gish‘hae an
.ed all previous work in her character-
lization of the heart-broken littlezirl
:who hoped to marry her childhood
isweetheart, and found him. instead,
with his arms about a comparative
‘f stranger. whom he. had asked to marry
him. ’
\Vith her aunt she is invited to
tminister‘s home, to hear him play the
flittie church organ. quite a social event
iin the community. Just for a little
.surprise. she joyfully runs ahead of
.her aunt, tiptocs through the opfi‘n doc?“ "
l
; her
land see‘. J
The tumult. of her heart seems to z
.surge in her face. The man for whom ‘
;she has worked and secretly helped; ‘
i'md selected for her mate. turns wizfi‘; "
:
:and she smiles back. a smile graciousx
inith courtesy and well wishing. butts;
;palsled with the horror or surprise.
; “’omen should love that smile. for.
it is a triumph of their sex.
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3AT THE RECENT THEATR '
TOD\AV AND WEDNESDAY.'
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‘Norma Tatmadge, in “The Probation
l Wife," a Pathe Weekly and Com
edy. ’ '
1 .lo Mon-bray is the most attractive.
:girl in the Domino Cafe. She has been
taught to steal money from the pa~
'trons of this establishment. and when
Harrison “'ade. a wealthy New York.
ler, enters on a slumming party, he is:
'sucgestcd to her as a Victim. “'ade;
,‘n'otices that she Is inexperienced nn'l_
ioffers her money. part of which’ she is.I
:to keep tor herself and thus make her
ioscape. The managemtnt is notified of
IJo's intentions and pres-01:5 her My
icapc. A few days laer the cafe is5
:raidcd. and J0 with the rest of theI
lother girls is sentenced to three years
1in the reformatory. At the end of thc',
second year >ll€ escapes. . i
t This is the human and absorbing
story of “The Probation “'ile." which
‘Select pictures offers with Norma Tat-v
.madge. toda': and Tuesdayfat the Ron
gent theatre. As in all her other So-
lect Pictures. the star is presented by
‘Joseph 'M. Schenck. l
I COMING. A BUSINESS ENTER.
' TAINMENT. MOVING PISTURES'.
‘ AND LECTURE. l g
‘ The three reel feature film. “Trou-j
Dies of a Merchant. and How to Stop
Them,“ will he presented for tho firsti
time in South Not-walk. on Friday night i
June ‘27. 1919. at S o'clotk. in Ilmt'!
theatre. In connection with the film
a lecture on retail mcrclmndisin': will“
he. given. All merchants and sa‘lcspeO-l
ple in the city are invited to attend'
No charge will he made for admia
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sion. I
: Joseph Davis. President of thu Met‘ 3
t-hant's Association has secured thci
film and mt-rchandisin: lecture through i
the tuurtesy of the National (‘3in Reg-l
isler Company. Dayton, 0. “'illlnm:
H. Furlcy, expert lecturer of the Day-l
tou Company. will be the speaker. The;
lecture has been given before commer- ‘
cial organirations and cotfventionsi
throughout the country. and has been
highly commended. Causes for losses;
and failures in retail businesses are:
shown. and their remedy told to the;
lecture, which has been prepared't‘rom.
the experience of The National.
Cash Reclster Company in its thirty-'
four years of ealinc with merchants;
in all parts of t 9 world. I
A prominent place in the lecture i8.
given to the 'value of newspaper editor.
tising. By means of steropticon slides,
-Mr. Farley will tell how to prepare
newspaper copy. how to secure beSt re-l
suits. and why a merchant should ad-
vertise continually. “'indow display.
emciency of clerks. selling methods,
credit business. delivery problems. and
other topics of interest to merchants
I will also be discussed. 7
The film tells in a vivid manner the
istorv of Mr. \V’hite. a merchant who is
l'ncar failure. As the film progresses.
'the reasons {or his lack of success he-
,come plain. Poor arrancemunt of
'goods. an unattractive from, lax bust-v
‘ness methods. and most of all. out-0!»
(late business methods. all (ontz-iliuted I»
their quota of loss.
Finally a change. comes in the career
installs a modern system. and rapidly
ha‘d rises to success. 'The film is declared
to have a business lesson in evcrr'
scene.
Many Merchants and'salespz‘ople in
of opportunity" offered by this learnt-9.?
ge at‘iendance is looked for
There‘s going‘ to be some; doin's
’9 This week upon the Green
.XVe’re' goin' to have the greatest ‘time
.It's goin’ to be the last two days,
n 5 With luncheon and things to sell,
iAnd all the money that we make ,
First malarial Church Lawn
will
eatre Tuesday and “'ednlday. Q . For a
smart and attractive for chudrenfl monthsto 6 years. Some g
modelsmplain white, and other: have little touches of color
in. casual smtle to he: 8“ an 0 3 friend,‘ “lat make «them 100k attmctivg,
Prices -; - .590 to $1.25
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. r . , w hinge thefil’ence'l‘ahle confining them to the
mass- has lien fi‘ahi‘ost to decide whit dis-{'Seo. That ought to lift
.positiol! willow of the antaréfiworry of! the minds of the Peace Max-i
{German
“selves hang Settled the question on Sat-l
~urfiay by humerus lea-cooks on sun
except one of tile great men of war. nut?
“Tops for Tats”
:blevhy/Hats, madein sensible ‘stylesgv yet very ’
.,«u- >5,
bottom or m
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case: Fireman-outwit?! ctmre Pitt 5“ '- -'
as wamoron or.
we’ve'COme 75’ Stay
(Uifli 0111' Ha Store
ago \\‘
R RALLY. we had no idea you would rcecivn 11 ¢ with a . nut-El
enthusiasm and courtesy as you hate sho‘xu. Thu“ days
r were strangers herin Now we feel thoroughly at home-—
thanks to you. Rest assured that “‘t' will not forget how pleas-
nrt you niado our beginning in this town. In g -aiilu.l.‘.
r. c will
tr)" to show you every courtesy and consideration—as well as
unusual values.
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Quail-Tea. 3 lbs. for $1.45 ; ................. 50c iii.
Best Java Tea. 3 lbs. for $1.00 ............... 33c lb.
Many proph- prefcr Java Ten to the
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Duchess Coffee. 5 lbs. for $2.10 .............. 43c 15.
San Bo Cofl'ee. 5 lbs. for $1.70 .............. 35c lb.
Spring Valley Butter ...................... 61c lb.
Sprint).r Valley Eggs ...................... 55:: doz.
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7” ; rule to supply first order: first. Touring Car,
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