Regent Theatre
TOMORROW—SUNDAY—JUNE 29
The Beautiful Screen Actress
ALICE. MANN
“ The Water Lily ”
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l’uthe Roxie“: showing»: slow motion pictures
Under Auspicos of Court Narruk, No. 58, Foresters of
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ADMISSION (including war tax ..................
Matinee 3 o'clock. Evening 8 o’clock.
In society she is the pride of all, and they call her “The
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The Home of sci-embossed;
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Have. you ever seen the Third
Degree? For , thrills, ; for he'art
throbs. for absolute dramatic
strength. Charles Klein's stage we
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“The ThirdiDezlfee”
Starring
Alice, Joyce
Stands attop of smashing, power-
ful heart pictures. '
Tom Mix -
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“A Child of the Prairies”
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Also, Ninth Episode of
“TH E RED GLOVE"_
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melody—Excellence.
MATINEE _ l7C. EVENING; 20c.
_ TODAY ,
A Special Program of Excellence
LICE BRA DY
In Her Greatest Select Success
Indestructible Wile”
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An athletic society belle and her opinion of “cave man"
lands. on"
RUTH ROLAND in “The Tiger’s Trail”
(Fourth Episode) ’
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MONDAY—ONE DAY ONLY .
The Renowned Swimmer and Most Perfect Specimen of Woman-
' ' hood of the Age ,
Annette Ke Herman
With a Host of Beautiful Sea Sirens
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"QUEEN OF THE SEA"
WILLQM. FOX PR—DDUC'IlOfl
‘8' ."Greater than “A Daughter of the Gods"
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Dazzling with strange b :anty and tense with surprises and
drama that thrills. Don’t miss this magnificent picture 91". the
sea.
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TUESDAY AND WEDNfiS DAY
The Beautiful Screen' Actress
Mary Pi/ckford in “Can’n Kid 1. J r.”
You can‘t beat a Scotch lassie, 'when it comes to treasure
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Pauline Frederick in “One \Veek of Life”
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AT REGENTTHEATRE TODAY
fold' college friend of his. In him
IHE IHEAIRES inrandy. a professional athlete and
Brandy monopolizes Charlotte.
«cc Brady, in “The Indestructible-Wml Julia Glel‘es.
Wife." Ruth Roland, in ‘fThe Tiger’s
rrail," Universal Magazine and Lit-
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noticed between her husband
Julia, and suggests that she secur
Uharlotte 0111an and her husband.
wumy. have just returned from their
w ~neymoon. (‘harlotte is as fresh as a
1 day. while her husband is completely
mlmxisted from the endless round of
«renuous athletic activities in Wthh
M has been forced to penicillin” “1
order to keep up with his VW‘
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.limmy’decides tin
Julia together.
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hus-
lbe done to tit-3 out his wife. He meets
Esees just the man to tire her out.
and
ulzmmv. lcf: alone, starts a flirtation
Brandv tells Char-
lone of the growing intimacy he hasl
and
divorce and marry him. Charlotte does
not believe it until she sees Jimmy and
Jim loves Charlotte-more than ever.'
but realize: lbat he has forfeited her:
respect. He deCides'to tame her ”i
Petrochio did the Shrew. He who
herand makes known-o boat:
Shirley Mason
In Paramount Picture,
“The Final Close-Up”
She thought her life would be
great if things went for her “the
way they do in the “movies."
Also, Eighth Episode of
“THE CARTER CASE."
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her and Charlotte throws him down the
stairs. Jimmy secs Brandy descend
to earth and is once again made hap-
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ible W'ife," Alice Brady's latest Select
:traction today at the Regent Thea-
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Beautiful Annette Kellerman in .“Queen
of the Sea," Paths Weely and Com-
edy.
Annette Kellcrman. shapely "Queen
of the Sea.“ is the aquatic star at the
.Regcnt Theatre on Monday. Those
who remember her famous picture. "A
Daughter of the Gods." are promised
in this latest \Villiam Fox submarine
fairy story even more sensational
swimming and highdlving stunts. com-
bined with real
‘The art of condensation has been ap—
pllcd to this feature picture so (its!
thrill follows thrill in constant cres-
cendo until .\';‘=es Kellerman attains a
hair-raisins climax with her dire 0‘.
85 fret from a hinh wire into the
breakers below.
This comes as a logical part of the
story. where the heroine is escaping
from a loftv tower bv walkin: a wire
cable across a chasm. when the slend?
er Strand is out and at the same time
the tower'is blown up. It is a thrill
only have to go to the Regent Then-
tre.
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Also Ninth Episode of, “The Red
’ Glove."
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The most lemurkable collece
Degree.” Vitagraph's
stage success of the same name writ-
and forceful roles.
ed the picture and in the supporting
cast are Gladden James. Anders Ran-
dolf. M'iss Hedda. Hopper. Herbert
Evans. George Backus, J. T. \l’ade, L
Rogers I.vtlon and Edward McGuire.
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AT PALACE THEATRE MONDAY.
Shirley Mason in, “The Final Closeup"
Also fighth Episode of “The Carter
Case. .
in “The Final Close-Yo.” Shirley
Mason's new Paramount picture. the
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Picnic Rates New Open .
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a torflblyhot in; she pretendstefatnt
in order to!» relieved. The doctor
orders a nude: but little Non is in"
a quantity as sheila: no money.
But Jimmie Norton. a reporter. had
seen her predicament and sends her:
two hundred dollars without
letting
her to who sent it. She takes the
moneyggoes to a ‘seuaide moment
But
Jimmie also comes to that town and
‘when Emily W'estervelt—Moore, a so-
ciety girl. sees that J immle is impress-
ed ivith little Nora. she is Jealous. and
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approval.
Holiday Oiierings ' ;
curle- for; “I 4111 of July outing, that prices that will meet your instant
on learning from Jimmie that Nora . 515"»
k in a department store she lets. ' ' .
girafhole world know it. } FASHIONA'BPE meS SILK mum
Jimmie {Jr-315052: and Nora copsents. 3 . .
and that's where the “final close-unfl SMART “cm Atom“ CMOLES
comes in. It will be shown at the Pal-V A, '
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Deaths in are—Losses “30 A”
Each Country Engaged in - 1'33 PM sun's, Romans AND PLAY mus mu m m. ‘ _
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can casualties during the 47-day
; MouseLArgonne offensive aggregate“
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great nations in this war. between’
20 and 23 in each 100 called to the"
colors were killed or died.‘
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dramatic situatings.‘
120,000 men. or '10 per cent. of the to-
tal of 1.200.000 engaged. according to
a “statistical ummury of. the war
with Germany." prepared by Col.
Leonard P. Ayres. chief of the statisti-
cal branch one» “general... staff. and
published by the War Department.
"Of every 100 American soldiers and
Germany." the report said. “two were
killed or died. of disuse’during the
period of hostilities. In the northern
army during the Civil W'ar the nun.
Much: the other
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Russia ........ . ........ 1.700.000
Germany ............... 1.600.000
France ................. 1.385.000
Great Britain .......... 900.000
Austria ................. 800,000
ltaly ................... 330.000
Turkey .. . . . . . , 250.000
Serbia and Montenegro. 125.000
Belgium ................ 102,000
Roumania ............... 100.000
Bulgaria ................ 100.000
l’nitcd States .......... 48.900 5
Greece ................. 7.000
Portuzal ................ 34x0
American participation is summar-
ized in' the“ report“ In the following’
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Total armed forces. includ-
ing army. navy. marine
corps ................... 4 900.000 '
Total men in the army. . . . .. 4.000.000 .
Men who went overseas. 2.086.000.
Men who fought in France. 1.390.000 '
Total registered in 'drafl...2 £24,021 3
Total draft inductions ...... 2 810.296 .
830000.000.
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Cost of war to April 30. 1919. 321,-:
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Battles fought by American troops.
Days of battle, 200.
Days of duration of Henge—Argonne
American battle deaths in war. 50.-
war. 236.000. i
American wounded in '
disease, 56;.
American deaths from
Total deaths in the army. 112.422.
Under the head of "sources of the.
Alice Joyce in, “The Third Degree.” army." the report shows that 13 per.
cent. came from the Regular Armv: 10
per cent. from the National Guard. and
g 77 per cent. from the draft.
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mance ever unfolded in truth or fiction“;
is that on which is based "The Third.
big producllou'
starring Alice Jovce. which will be.
seen in the Palace theatre todav. The:
picture is adapted from the famous‘
' districts outwardly hostile to “mine pmclammu declaring “mum”
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Miss Joyce one of her mOst appealing
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ohibiiton. the minority will attempt
flying, wedge light in the hope of so
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knewledge of Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typezgiltmg and General Oflioe Work is re; ‘
There is only ONE QUESTIOR. How soon
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won will be made to sepaFote bodily
the war-lime and constitutional moun-
urea. described by some members a:
“the Siamese twin: of prohibition
legislation." and endeavor to pass the
former measure. for which there is
pressing demand, and let the other
wait. Even as the joint hie-mime
stands. it'eontains one part or utle
which would take effect after its up
prowl, and two that would no: he-
. come effective untll January 16. 1020.
There will be ample time for mom
her: to outline their plan of attack
and defense for the House flung to
adjourn after disposing of the fun
bill as to permit the manufacture and
sale of 2 3~lrper cent. beer. While the
prohibilton leaders claim to have suf-
ficient votes to put the bill through
without substantial clnnge, they can-
ferred informally last night to decide
upon a plan of action. believing that
there was no indication that 'he PM-
idcnt. before July; 1, would issue a
non—and war-time prohibition—end-
ed. ' '
Anti-prohibition forces in the
House counted heads yesterday and
agreed to put up a desperate bottle
‘for wholesale modifications of severe,“ the supply bills early nm N
sections. There van wide diaerence . unm'July 1’. Chairman Volatm will
of opinion among members last night' send mg ‘report on the en! t
as to how soon the fight mig‘it begin. l bill to tiltflonne today, but moe'cmemiml.
'After the bill was formally reported -' .
out late yesterday, Chairman Volsiea'l l
announced that he would as: for a
rule giving it the right of way. but
strong objection developed. The gen-‘
eral View was that the bill wsuld not.
be' called up in the House until July
7, at the earliest, and how long the
light would last no one would venture,
a prediction. There Was little me.
agreement. however. on the bill's mi-»
mate passage. for the House is count-‘
ed "dry" by a big margin.
Some of the prohibition members ’7
pointed out that there was no great
»diviaion except on the definition of‘
intoxicating liquor and while theyex- .;1
5 pected a strong econ to raise the per- . ;
lcentnge‘from 1‘: to 1 per cent, theyl :
lens-eased every confidence that inf
‘tbis nope-ct the bill would be passed ‘
'u drawn by the commune and u -'
endowed by all of the anti—liquor or-
mhudous. The reel bl?l‘€ Will be
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entering the Summer Session you will coniplete you coune two months earlier
\N’e Secure Positions for Graduates
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ity report may not get in outfit
ly. The latter will be sfiufl‘i’ T
r-esentatives Gard. Ohio; " .
court. and Steele,
Democrats; Dyer. Beau
souri, and possibly others.
in; with the muonty. Ir.
deduced that he would
uority repoh attacking .
provision that I clam M
sea" liquor. and other ‘
There has been no M
guise the fact that m
House are very in " 5
whole prohibition of“
are so many m in it.
frankly “nit M ’
of which has been due. , .
to reiterated W tilti- .
dent would lift the W,
1 fore the law ‘takoc‘ .
night. Chairman Valli
bars at the Judie“!
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pom here and decoding‘ .
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atoll: war-time on
"flit-u Mediate” did not
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ty to deal with persons who,
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no: when informed that“ ,1;
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