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Picnic Dates Now 0pm
Shore Dinners and a-
la-Carte Service
Special Attention to
Luncheons & Banquets
FIREWORKS EVERY FRlDAY
NIGHT.
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Today and Tuesday
Talented and Beautiful
EISIE FERGUSON
In Her Tense Society Drama,
“THE MARRIAGE _
PRICE”
A Lenniless society girl and a
millionaires “marriage courtship?
A Pathe Weekly
And Comedy
Wednesday
The Vivacious Star.
_ Constance Talmadae
In Her Noted
“Romance and Arabella”
A prosaic, steady
and a dainty young widow.
'anted romance.
FORD WEEKLY' and COMEDY.
Thursday and Friday
(Two DAYS)
The Diminutive Actress.
Marguerite Clark
In Her First Paramount Picture.
“Let’s Elope”
From the Famous Stage Success.
“The Naughty Wife"
Select Success,
young man,
who
Cominir! ! !
Cecile ‘B. DeMille's
Super-production.
“For Better. For Worse”
i‘ Christ Episcopal Church
Presents
GRACE SAGE ' ,
In
“ROMANCE”
Mr. Carlton L'Hommedieu, '
Pianist ’
Monday Eva, July 14th. at 8:15
It lllE ~mulls 1
7 THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Sue Ferguson,
”rice,"
id’v‘
in “The Marriage
:1 Pathe Weekly and Com-
can
’molrl thousands of admirers of El-
' l'rrrzuson, the beautiful and talent
Aux-raft star, have another treat
m-n- for them when her latest star-
», wlzicle. "The Marriage Price" is
mind for the first time in this
‘ the Regent theatre today and
“my Miss Ferguson has a new
' Hillili‘ul role in this photoplay.
1' H" a young society ’girl girl who‘
vm-ished when hot father is
1nd after he commits suicide
5 Hist upon her own resources
‘HlihOOd. '
use, it all turns out 1lght
in late Helen Tremaine's
~ in the harbor of love.
‘\ - mi, of exceptional merit has been
u for the picture, the list of sup-
1 in; lvlnyers being headed by Wynd-
mrlinz and Lionel Atwill. Mr.
“I: “he appears as leading man.
0' the most fl shed actors of‘
w n and has played leading roles!
Mme of the' foremost stars in-
nur-
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the lam, " and Pauline Fred-
Paid in Full. " /l
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«T PALACE THEATRE TODAY
1' Allison in, “Almo‘t ”M75!“
-0 Tenth Episode of
.ase'
have her marvellous voice trained.
,her story and together they decide to
'givo the young man a lesson which he
iwill never forgot.
,comes to the Palace ' theatre Tuesday;
land ‘Vedneflday is of the best photo is already considering the possibilities
\ime. Olso‘ Petrova in “The
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Palace Theatre
Golden Quality Pictures on the Silver Screen
TODAY’S PROGRAM
The American Beauty
MAY ALLISON ‘
In New Metro Comedy-Drama
“Almost Married
c—full of electrifying mirth and be-
! ' -\ delightful romanc
! , \\'lit‘l\|lllf1 charm.
! Also Tenth Episode of
“THE CARTER CASE” ‘
Latest Pathe News
Thursday
Bryant Washburn
in Paramount Picture.
“Putting It Over”
Lifes’ jtuzt one darn cop after
another. He's the village/ cut-
up and he's aIWays trying to
put over something on a poor.
unsuspecting victim. Arc his
pranks funny? They are. Don‘t
miss them.
Christie Comedy,
“OH, BABY!"
Topic; of the Day.
Saturday,
Harry ‘T. Morey
in “Beauty-Proof
Adopted from the novel.
' "Philip Steele. of the .noyat
Mounted." by James Oliver (‘ur—
Tuesday and/Wednesday
Thos. H. Ince Presents
Wm. S. Hart
In Artcraft Picture,
“The Money Corral”
“And he could shoot the date
out of a dime."
“Bill did a little job that earn-
ed a reward for—just imagine
what he asked for.
Mack Seunett Latest Comedy,
“WHEN LOVE IS BLIND."
Holmqs’ Travelogue.
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Friday
Will Rosters
In Goldwyn Picture,-
”Laughing Bill Hyde”
Story by Rex Beach. “00d. Also.
TOM MIX In “MA‘S GltRL." “THE RED GLOVE."
‘5: m
“V.
of unusual and spontaneous humor will
be the attraction today at the Palace
theatre with May Allison as the star.
This clever Metro player is at her vi-
vacious and adorable best as the little
Swiss girl who later becomes a Broad-
iway star.
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in many a day, it is announced that in
the making of the big rodeo scenes for
this film, all the cowgirls, punchers,
lndians and Mexicans within a hundred
that required fast riding. shooting. rop~
‘inz. etc. ‘
Bill Hart is
scenes himself.
the principal characters to Chicago and
prominent in
In the first part of the story. Adri—Q
'enne or the Alps mets a young Ameri-
'can millionaire, who falls in love with
her. The romance is rudely shattered
.whcn the young man tak‘cs the adVice
of a friend who tells him that the girl
is beneath him socially and that he
cannot marry her. The girl confliders
herself bascly deserted .ld. in a fit
of pique accepts the offer of n vaude-
ville 111anacer‘ to go to,Amerlca and
underworld crooks. He bests
with a ranch in Montana by his grate-
from the ranzes were too much for.
'even some nf.the crack riders and a'
few bad spills occurred. But the ex-E
citemcnt is said to be intense as are-1
sult of this genuine replica of a frontierT
w eek in the open country. i
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in America she ‘hecmnes the most
talked or attraction in a famous mid-
night rcview and meets the father of
the young millionaire. ‘She tells him
HOW they do this‘ REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY
and the" unusual outcome of the flash- i
in: comedy made it a production that Constance Talmadge, in “Romance and
kept the audience on the qui five of Arrabella," Ford Weekly and Cam:
interest. edy.
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE '
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
“Romance and Arrabella," another
distinctly Constance Talmadge picture.
William 5. Hart in, “The Money Cor. will be seen at the Regent theatre Wed-
rat," is an: of the Best. nesday, when she is presented by Lew-
‘is J. Selznick in her latest Select pic~
”William S .Hart's new Artcraft pic- 'ture as Arabella Cadcnhouse. a charm-
tut‘é‘.. “The. Money. 'COl‘l'al." which lug young “ridow',
Arabella is a very young widow
and
plays in which Malian has been seen of a second marriage. She is beloved
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miles came to take part in the episodes.
these V
Later the storv takes.
the western hero is introduced to tho:
themfl
saves a trustrompany, wins a c-hnrm~'
in: girlfor his wife and is presented,
ful employer. the president of a trust'
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A lot of the wild horses brought in'
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.a Aunt Blue 3 suggestion that 131115 May’s. Glover to August W. Felicit-
wonipauakeQ magi husband lbaum, a lots. West Main street War
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sweptoflher'l'eet by his advances He Irving D: Robertson to Robert E.
minus 'a «younger-irritant in tho. person Morrison, 4 lots. Gregory Boulevard
{of E‘smbronk, a faddist wd ex. and Lorena stret ‘Wnr
ponent of the free love l-mate K VEstate of Mary A. Clark to \iordicai
:idcas of thetfltm madernist school. H. N. Mayehotf. lot and buildings, Lnion
is, in fact, a faker of the first class
But Arradea is attracted by i’m and
mm verymear to becoming riously Lelian, lot, Main street. War. ,
enanplcd will his indiiidual, “'hen: Mary R. Fabrigis to Joseph C. tame.
Bill 8995 thiSwhe supplies another noun- ferger, lot and buildings. Beacon
tar-irritant in the shape 0: peter, 13 street “'31- :
very \oung lioy. 1
Peter succeeds in winning Arabella Helen M.G1ecne lot. Aiken stren.
may from E<t.z1hrook. He plans an \\'.ar «
P10991119!“ bill his plans are frustrated Thomas A Hendricks and wife to
when Bill appears with a noted scienU Amy B. Brotherton. lot, Ai ken urset.
list. Dr Henri. Arabella is again at- “'3? ’
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mous euzonist is an ardent, it some- L. Reed and Katherine A. Maginn, lot
what scientific and cold-blooded, woo-28nd buildings, Mott avenue. War. 1
er. it gets up to the point of a wed- James L. Gregory and wile to Frank
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forzets the date and is half an hour Hill avenue. War l
late for his wedding. “’illiam Krus ch to G. W'altct Aiken
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1 Mr and Mrs Fiank Littlefalr and} .park War
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Violet 11. Butler to Harold r. Mc-‘
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Henry At .gweggmer’cmde Bertha Friedman to 15am Ru . ;~
and II V Tibial, am“ and Bill dolph lot and buildings, Raymona'
_Park, Executive deed. E .
Thomas A. Hendricks and Wife to ,
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