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Regent
Melody—Excellence. ’
MATINEE 17c.
TODAY—e ONE DAY ONLY
The World’s Most Perfect Woman, Champion Swimmer and
Noted Actress
Annette Ke lien-man
With a Host of Beautiful Sea Sirens
In the Most Colossal and Unusual Spectacle in the History
' of Photodrama
“Queen of the sea”
Filled with a strange splendor and beauty that dazzles, moonlight
surf scenes and aquatic marvels.
The Greatest Sea Drama. of the Age
A Pathe Weekly and Comedy
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
The Beautiful Screen Star
MARY PICKFORD in “CAP’N KIDD. JR.”
E2?" 3:; From the Well-Known Stage Play of that Name
The Scotch lassle goes "a'treasure hunting," and makes an unusv
ual discovery in the search. '
A Ford Weekly and a Comedy
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
‘ The Talented Actress .
PAULINE FREDERICK in
“ONE WEEK OF LIFE”
L. .,.'
Theatre
_ ~ Regent Theatre Orchestra.
EVENING 20c.
, Palace Theatre
Golden Quality Pictures on the Silver Sheet
TODAY’S PROGRAM
SHIRLEY MASON
In Delightful Paramount Picture
“The Final Close-Up”
. She thought her life would be grand if things went for
her the way they do in the “movies." Suddenly thmgs did
go that way and—Come to see.
Also Eighth Episode Of
“THE CARTER CASE”
.And Latest Pathe News
“'ed nesdaY
Anna Case
The "American Beauty," of
Grand Opera Prima Donnas.
-in...
“The Hiddl‘l Truth”
You have [ward her! Now see
her!
Tuesday
Ethel Clayton
ln Paramount Picture,
“Vicky Van"
lull) Schuyler soon not so
tired of her old grey husband.
that she changed her name to
Victoria Van Allen. and resolv-
ed to have the tinm of her
young life.
Also, Good Comedy
And Burton Holmes Travelergue
Latest '(lack Sennett Comedy. Friday
Tom Moore in
Thursday _...#
“The Lion’s Den”
Starring BERT LYTELL.
Five Act Metro Drama.
, SATURDAY . ~
. Polished and Popular
EARLE WILLIAMS -
_ In Vitagraph Production
“A ROGUE’S ROMANCE”
“Just for Tonight”
How one young man won the
girl of his dreams.
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the Palace theatre Tuesday. Carolyn
Wells wrote the book which has been
AI Iflf [HEAIRES loner)! the season‘s best sellers.
- probably the best of the author's long
[series of delictice novels dealing with
{the exploits of Stone, her own particu-
“The Final Close“ _
' glar creation,
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
uley Mason in.
Up," Also “The Carter CaSe." ,
. Il_hi (‘Ollley role. with lots of path-l
.. inis portrayed by Shirley Mason
! llI‘V'V Paramount ‘piCture, "The
‘ ("lose—i‘p" which comes to the
- lllrull'o today. The young star
little department
ties at man old cnouch to be her father.
She is llllllallp)‘. and when she inherits
wealth in her own right. conceals the
riacl and secures the adjoining resi-
dence to which she arranges a secret
Ientrance from her original home. She
‘goes ‘tllerc whenever her husband is
away and in disguise poses as Vicky
Van. a delig’lhful hostess to a gay bo-
hemian set. Later her husband discov-
» , era the deception as does a young ma
V H 5 “mi happening. and ”1933th has become interested in the un-
uul with happiness (or all. ‘happy wife.
“Allin. has liadVltnaJy w‘insol:: The husband chokes her in his race.
,. .Intiuil fine “. “Cl g“ (:i' or Later he is found dead. Many are Pr ..
‘, ”1‘9.“le m,“tm .leriauifn r. peeled. and ihen Stone enters, solves
,. If. ”If mracdernaat on Wat“ the mystery of the dual character and
i if”?! '_"g',‘"‘ ater ($3 fore the mystery is solved. The two young.
( rim". com” 1? ’ e] ’ people find their happiness together.
. 1 pork hrmlrs many laugls. l
rill‘imrlin: cast are Francis!
’ll. -.-.lm has the leading role.‘
“owl m. ill a cllamCter part.’ , ,
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l: m. Eugene Burr and Marijeautlful Annette Keller-mania >Queerr
l of'the Sea,” Pathe Weekly and Com—
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" . part of a,
I lh'l‘lx.
. lien hows! day of the year she be.-
.w timl that she pretends to
an urdr-r lo got a vacation. She
km from an anonymous source.
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.AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY i
'edy.
The phfintom ship of
7 P A LA 3 g "The flrlnfi‘l
THEATRE TUESDAY ,
.J'Dntchmnn" .. . ,. fl. , ,
E' ‘ ‘ C'iyton m “Vicky Van"; A Mod. illusipndlifdmaf’t .thfi- $98,” 39th?
em Dective Story. . ’ . L fim}uiflqm;ot‘fle,3¢}l ‘1
'- "l ‘ iin‘wrn displays her unempl- Rm theatre. ’ TEE”
in her new M
\:- " “high will be 311033
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x.» millirc
"’ as: All ‘ s
feet from a wire into the boiling surf;
that she could do it without breakln!
her neck. “Queen of the Sea” is I
water-fully story which delights so do
not miss itfat. the Regent theatre to-
day.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Mary Pickford, in Cap'n Kidd, Jr., a
I Travelogue and Comedy "
Once betel-e has. Miry Pickford
played a Scotch role—in “The Pride
of the Clan.” one of her most popular
Artcraft pictures. In “Captain Kidd.
Jr.," her new photoplay {which will be
shown at the Regent theatre Tuesday
and Wednesday. sh‘é is again Scotch.
but transplanted from the heather to
somewhere in America. as the grand
daughter of Angus Mac'l‘avish. keeper
of a curio and bookshop where the
buried treasure. which is the basic. of
the story. is first noised about.
And Mary is said to be the most
Winsome. close listed, lovable and at
the some time. irritating little person
you would find from pne coast to the
other. She keeps Jim Gleason. engag-
ed in writing a novel. dangling till the
_very end. And she in a demén at a
nude—~50 that when the book with so-
cret plan of the buried treasure av'
pears, she isoneor thefor em ost
pears, she is one of the foremost in
arranging them to Cnbbage‘ Center-
-m— .mOSt engm‘u-
’llolon Point. '
is presented with perieCt' .
aim
and thereafter the tale is one of the
amusing and whim-
sical character. '
l Are at a Standstill With:
Several Treaties Unfinish-
ed .
Continued nom First Pan
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izml warfare. In this collection.
Dr. Theobald von Bethmann-Iloll-_
wcg who held the office of Impor-
ial German Chancellor in 1914.
when the war broke out. has for-'
lnally asked the allies in place him?
on trial instead of former Emperor
\Villiam. The former chanccllor as-
sumes full and complete re‘sponsl-j
hiltiy for the acts of Germany dur-
ing his inculnllcllcy. evcn bearing
llli"lllilllll‘ for tho political acts of
the form‘cr Empcrmx .
Since .1llc pigning of the trcat)’.'
little has conic out of Germany to"
illllicatc illc fmmc of mind of the?
German people generally. nor have
lhc disorders which seemed very.‘
serious (luring: the past three weeks
::Sllllll‘(l a more threatening aspeci.‘
'l'bc railroad strike which last
\vcck virtually paralyzed traffic in‘
ionsational 'cllmax, Miss Wu
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Peace Conference Activities ..
‘ ‘ llama
=¢ippers and '
v 9
its to ‘
mission to inaugrate a uniformed vance iii-the event that. the Ger-
boundary patrol to be armed with leans refused to accept the allied
swords and pistols to prevent terms.
smuggling. before the pan-01 be-gto engine trouble.
; comes effective the Germans must:
‘ receive the consent of the commis-
sion-v" 13-? y 4 "
fiemmi BzNo'yca, American
commissimmr. and "Vallace ’Day.‘
deputy commissioner, are expected per published iu the area occupied ; j.; n
. . week by American forces printed \‘er-ffi”
from Paris Will] the working de- , sullles dispatches to the effect that ,1lmuLWdl-J.“ loilav.
to return to Coblenz this
tute- grant-str‘ _" '
, _ '} Captain Schultrjoluntmed .310.
, .. . duty upon merchandise carry copies of «mammw
makes a record dive of ~elshtrflw entering” or leaving the country: soldiers who for more than a week
The chief of the German customs hadfbeen concentrated at the
One can hardly believe without 3691!!! service has already requested per- of the bridgehead ready
“with
3 f 'd ., 3 . . . .
.traus crtc l0 tic air service a the ilililllll’l‘lt‘x of the arm: 0f oc-
ycar ago. '
for]? not apps . t among 1
*1 . a fact, the on e
kmgméd .o y more
sprightly airs with renewed vigor
edge ; and the Germans drank more beer
to ad’fthan usual. All the while, Ameri-
.,can soldiers in groups paraded the
_ ' . streets singing "When do we {:3
The accident. is attributed from here?"
. . (‘OBLENZ Sunday. June 29
039131“ Schultz came 0"(‘1‘5‘93‘3 (Pig: The Associated Press).—-Tllc
the Third Cavalry, being rules and regulations issucl by
:14”
I-(“lifltilil‘ll .«wm after entering (1“—
The afternoon German H‘T‘“"i”"itmm;: list ')?v~-|l..l:cr will cnnlilm-i
.7132: ill-.‘a-lhjtcly, according to
announcement at 'l‘hir.i Army
Lieutenant
tails of the Rhine-land convention. . the stage was all not for the laqt:(}jnpf;;l Humor “ng” sent. word
one of the four documents Signed act in the war drama, as far as today m up. Over-president. of the
by the Germans at Versailles: the Germans were concerned. and l 12; cm.
.V. . . . . - - . ’ . "
Muce the armistice, the commissum let it go at that. American avta-fg,.,i,ir.-
prnvirwe. instructing him to
l)ur,rrw<tcrs and other of—
has hen merely a committee for tors carrying the extra edition Of‘fi-«ial:. of if“: lat-ions districts l1,
the relief of cu’lhan poula’tlons in the. Amaroc news in surrendered the Ampfican zone to caution civil—
occupied areas, but after the terms German Fokker machines. repeat- laps may "(inn ”f
of the treaty had been decided up- edly circled I
on. the commission began prepara- 2reat crowds of soldiers and civil-;
tions to become an allied govern- ians assembled wherever the 951-:
lug.r body. It and ill" United States. ' trns fell. all eager to read theicle- '
and .a representative of Italy. It tails 0f the ceremony.
the army rcgula~
and rions had yet been unveiled.
This action was taken as a‘pre-
amnion. many civilians appearing
in iakc it for granted that. am,"
Many ex- l‘cgz'lllaiinlls had been automatical-
ovcr Coblcnz
has established headqua rtcrs in one tras dropped into the Rhine andit- “mmlypd lw the signing of the
of the larcst buildings in Cohlcuz. gGerman fishermen and boys and i 1.9,“... tree“: .The revolutions will
uuocjt-gz
canoes fished them out of the we island until further orders are is-
(‘OBLENZ Sunday. June 29 ter. In cafes. civilians porcd over sued bv General American Head»
(By The Associated Press).~—Cap- the news and the German
“'1!“ V quarters or the Inter-Allied Rhine-
tain \Valtcr Schultz, of (‘hicagmfcould' read a little Elli-{“341 was in land comimssion.
111.. a member of the 138th Acro demand to interpret lite dclailsof
Squadron. was killed Saturdaylillc historic meeting at Versailles.
1 ROME. June 13 (Correspond-
,0ch of The Associated Press).——
evening when an airplane in which' 1" many instances in the cafes and On the vcrv site where once Christ-
Cflptaih Schultz was distributing streets. American
of the Amarocfrpokc German
news-’ dispatches.
an extra edition
News. the soldiers’ daily
paper. announcing the details of
If there was any sadness hmong . (japgr sacrificed the faithful
_ soldiers “'hojlans were offered as prey of wild
I‘llerpmtt‘d lhE‘lbeasts to amuse the Roman popu-
' I lace. m the Roman Coliseum where
to
the simiing'of the treaty of peace,, the Gorilla!” over ”16 fact ”Hit 30- 5 satisfy a pagan lust, a Christian
fell ncar Montabaur, headquartem'tual peace had arrived at last, itiscrvicc has at last been held. It
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"qunzwkor THE SEA”
wuamm rox Pnonvcrlon
Featuring the Noted Swimmer “Annette Kellerman" Regent, today.
“t .was celebrated recently in memory
of the Boy Scouts of the Italian
army who had done messenger scr-
vicc at the front andwere killed
’ in the act-ion.— .. . . -..
The altar used for the. secvic.
. was one which had been carried
bylhe Italian army through many
calumigns in the Alps and was
placed in the west end of the Coli-
rcunl. The service was presided
over by Mozisi lor Bartolomasi,
“ho held tho 1’ nk of general in
the Italian army. being the chief
chaplain to the Italian forces .
‘The immense ruin of pagan days
was filled with people. Detach—
:mcnts of boy scnuis occupied the
, Icentral part of the building, a
place in pagan days used for the
arena. The scouts were decked in‘
their uniforms and carried rifles,i
ins‘fcad o‘f‘ihr‘ sword and spear of:
the ancient Roman gladiator. l
After tbe mass. Monsignor Bar-i
mon in which he drew attention toi
the ('llHlifl‘l" in human thought!
which was able to convert this?
pagan amphitheatre into a Christ—f
lull temple. '
Berlin and SCPlllf‘ll about to spread
tlirollglltoui the country ll‘is been
scitlctl. it is announced. Govern-
lllvlll lt‘oops sent to restori- order
in Hamburg. where there were sch.
ious riots (luring lllr‘ past fort?
llllel'l- have \villulrmvn from that;
city and left it in the hawk of the,
provisional government illW‘l'aS
established by the radicals. This
rctil‘cmcnt. however. may br- only,
temporary. ;
In lircslau. llowevcr. tlwl‘c is a'
situation that SOt‘lllS to be serious.
for the moment. at least. Martial
law has been proclaimed there fol-l
lowing the entry of government
troops who have taken over con-
trol of the railway station from
the strikers. - . l
('OBLENZ, Sunday. June 29.—-'
The establishment of Boundary
line’ supervision between Germany
It is and Luxemburg for the colletion of
German customs and duties is
among the mass detailed questions
to be passed upon by the inter-al-
lied Rhincland commission. which
The story concerns a girl who mm» recently opened headquarters here.
Under the ternrs of the treaty. this
commission, which recently open-
ed the supreme governing body of
all occupied zones in» Gf‘l‘lllally,
taking over the government of oc-
cupied districts from the military
authorities as rapidly as possible.
Thc'fact that thc Ducky of Luxem-
berg which until January 1 last
Was combined with (lcrmally ill a
n customs agreement. has wirlulrawn
PARK
. South 'uorwalk; Conn.
Dancirg [very Evening
‘ Picnic Bales Now open
Shore Dinners and a-
' laCarie Service . .
.- -¢ 4.....- -
rim-r07. and»... F... 7 Bflll [SLAND
Looking Vet}! Happy; T hey A1113
Mr. and Mrs. Cruiser oilfiewi’or
ha. arrived at the island and opened!
their cottage.
G. P. Evens and family have rented
the cottage of Mr. “William H. Wyatt
Iand will occupy it for the summer
‘ season.
The married men and the single
men played the second game of their
series at Amusement Park yesterday
morning. Both teams were playing
good ball up to the eighth inning mm
a tie score of 13 to 13. In the until.
the fatat’crash of the ball against me
bat brought in the winning run for the
single men. This makes it the mood
game that the single fellows nave
taken from the Benedicts. It must be
acknowledged that the maniac men
played a better game of ball my
than they did the previous Sunday. but
..as luck would have it they had to lose.“
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l ROTOR POI!!!
Ask at the
SODA roman
For a Glued ,
020
One glass means another.
the pee.
verick Houston. Mr. and w
inlomasi delivered a stirring scr—lpmne and Gertrude Mcllafl.’
if the rooting of thaws ~ ‘
taken as a “milder lt'lodhl‘
there will be“. month“ .
the island if the married.
Many of the married M
stead of calling them down
had nothing but sympathy
and to think they had up,
played game by the would if:
the morning or the Fourth; W.
will again be taken up was '
teams as opponents W pt
park. -
The "rev-ml (lam otdhi
the Halo Island club. 4
him: was a huge moot-8k!"
hundred and filly of the‘ ‘
residents of the island . ,
tendance. and the spa . ‘
taxed to capacity, not
room being available.
tendance. has encouruzqi;
acre of the club. and zine" ’ "
them to give the meals“.
dents better and greater ‘
in the near future. Soc _
feature of the evening,
of the island began » _.
qualntances and aided in
evening a very Noam,
music [or the danclnc m
by Sailor Rielly's orchestra; “
is a well known pianist. '
present time annoying a
e. -weil-known vaudeville ‘-
vrhoee management he vs. 5
feature of the dance 1) ». . ‘ '
"Lucky Dance." in which “i
of the lucky number Were
prize. This dance was fig.
May Schmedlinn and ML.
ler, the prize was a bar
chocolates. A list of ”It"
who were present follows}?
Mrs. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. '
Mr. and Mrs. Vl’right. .
Peck.’ Miss ' Brownly.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogan. Post!
and Mrs. Feline, Mr.- anfi ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. 13.00am,“
Mosley, Mr and Mrs. J .
Mrs. Bland, Jack Mc
McLaughlin. Elsworth
ward Smith. George Smith.
ma. James Farrell, John
Mrs. Stulxes. Mr. and -
and the Misses Alice.
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It isnot Co .
That prompts us to olai
superiority of Van Dyk '
Teas.
Rather it is the result 05.
certain knowledge beini
dorsed by thousands of!
cern'mg people who will
other tea. Have we your
*dorsementi ‘
Qualid'ea 3 lbs. $1.45, so. L
Victory Tea3 lbs. $1.00, as. ,
pkg. .........
Gold Label reef” 1!).
Pk -
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Limitblbttoe
T h o e e
have employed ‘
us have come to 3
the decision thu
their choice or
t h i a mum.
tion was a win .
one. Their bani-N ,
n e s s relations .
with us were .
conductor! to
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