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'1' A Special Attraction for
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{The \Voman Thou 1.
1;. Gavest Me
Pieturizaticn of Hall Caine's
Novel of That Name
A. inn-111111111111..\1'tc1'eft Super-pro-
duction. Featuring
Katherine MacDonald, Milton
Sills, Jack Holt and Theodore
Roberts
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"The Love Burglar"
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MUTT and JEF’F Cartoon.
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“Bessie Low”
in \‘imcmph l’ii'iurez
"Cupid Forecloses"
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GLOVE"
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the leadig male part is the stellar
IOlP Wallace Reid is said in have a
lilghl}.-ell‘ertive role in thin production '
and one of the best of his screen
career.
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AT PALACE THEATRE, SATURDAY
Bessie Love in “Cupid For-echoes,"
l and Seventh Epioode of "The '
V Red Gloye.” . - -
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for hirl111—11 treasure, last doé‘a-
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he is inspired to go right home. if he
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This pic-tun. featuring -the pretty
‘17 1.5.13 Low. will in? rhown at the Pal-
Theatro Saturday.
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. 1‘. 1 Grhi. :1 szi'aqping lawyer.
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’nlil 111:1n.~iun that is all they have.
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(unframed one dm by Attorney Biown
11. 11h the :mnouncc-ment that she owes
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:Ieneml‘s heir. Bruce Cartwright.
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AT REGENT THEATRE, TODAY
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nine role. 11111 in the {icture version. This picture is a. Triangle special pro-
duction, and in it Miss Thomas 13 mpg
ted by an excellent cast. ~ ' l
The story is that of a young air] of.
rthe “Follies,” whom “friends" try tol
use as a catspaw. She hecomes no:
qualnted “with the other woman' s hu:
band. and through the machinations.
of these supposed “friends" she is!
placed in a. very unconventional péal-i
tion. Threats are then used to force
her to play 1hhe part they nave map-
ped out for her. but although she 131
at first alone. they do not succeed. A
,certain mysterious person appears to
linterfere at the critical moment. “110
this person is will be shown at the
Regent today. ’
REGENT THEATRE, SATURD'AY l
William Russell in "Brass Butterfly"
Universal Magazine, Literary
Dice“ and Comedy.
The plot ccnteroaround the plan
adopted by Kingdon Hollister (Wil-
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.liam Russell), wealthy \‘ew Yoxker.
Ito make the acquaintance of a bean-
tiful girl with whom he had fallen in
lme at first sight. Believing her a
ladys maid. he coaxes Ofllcer Calla-
han to lend him his uniform. 1n these
lborrowed “brass buttons.” he achieves
an encounter. a chat and a promise
of further meetings
l There comes to New York the maxor
lot of Sawtooth. Arizona, bent upon
finding a chief of police equal to deal-
ing with Sawtooth’s lawless popula-
tion. He meets a gunman just out o!
prison—~Jake the Priest. To see a
sample of his way with a gun. he ~
:accompanles Jake to watch him "get"
lCallahan. the policeman who had him
‘onve Thomas in “The Follies Girl;"- ’
Regent 'I‘luut 'e 11:1t1ons axe assured
it hen the cum)
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l a Pathe Review and Comedy.
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a treat this mening.
ruling little 1'11t1'ess. Thomas.
.Iuill lie shown at the Regent Theatre.
sumess. eu'n gmater than ‘,‘Toton"
in “The Follie< Girl"~her greatest
which made 11 big hit here recenily.
lconvicted. But it is HollistcT‘. wear-
ling Callahan‘s uniform, who receives
the assault and his defense is so swift
land effective that it takes an ambu-
’lance to transpoxt Jake from the
premises
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meat. .
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11w; Paramount pic-
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recent play by
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role. it was taken
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AT THE REGENT THEATRE
By Hall Came Scenario by Beulah Marie Dix ' .
Direct ed by HUGH FORD i
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iFeaturing Katherine MacDonald Milton Sills, Jacob Holt and Theodore
Roberta, at The Regent Monday Only.
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