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cured for the Season’s Opening, one of the most important New York attractions of the year.
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Season’s 0peniiig Thursday, August 28
Another Famous Music Play From Henry W. Savage
Offering the Irresistible Com-edienne
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excellence and en-
semble of fascinating femininity.
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“Head Over Heels” M......c.m.d,~
Famous Music by Jerome Kern, Merry Book and Lyrics by Edgar
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—New York World.
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SEAT SALE TOMORROW ,
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2 ‘1 ” Framlmg 4: Vivian Martin and her company of
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31 in itation to member! “tut.
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all“ cry Evening 1
new: Diliiiiiers and a-
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| “Vt’hen you get away up on top of.
some mountain." said Miss Martini
discussing their trip. “it seems as if;
every care leaves you. I felt as lawns;
and fl ee as the, wild animals which:
ionni the mountain tops and when [I
came both i fclt almost like 11 new
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person."
This buoyant spirit. which
pressed the star is said to be reflected
.in every scrne in the. picture. The
History, which was written by Frances
.Hodgson Burnett. deals with a young.
‘UYlll‘ilOl'Q‘d mountain girl who goes to
a fashionable resort. and. after pass-
ging thiougli numerous ' adventures.
Hinds lme and happiness.
Comedy and tragedy are happily
glilended in this photoplay.
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i AT REGENT THEATER, TO—DAY. .
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New Open
cation to
lAlbert Ray and Elinor Fair in “Be a
Little» Sperm" Pathe and Mack
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iconsidercd unique in that many of its
élcnding players have been important
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'openn buffo tenor and comedian: Boyd
in “Be a Littlt Spoxi. " playing to- day
at the. Regent Theatre. featuring the
two clever William Fox comedians. Al
bert Ray and Elinor Fair. in their
sparkling. wholesome comedy dramas
they are helping put photo plays on.
the highest level of entertainment.
Though he thinks himself in love
with a giddy actress. chance picks a
nice little sienogrnpher as the bride
of Albert Rav in “Be a Little Sport ' l
and when all of a sudden he finds lit 4
is in love with his wife. he detiile'? l
that chance may he wirei than lllt \jnl
picking wives. There is the funniest,
kind of matrimonial deal. and the no:
tress gets thn boohv prize. in thl: zip
py comedy drama.
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REGENT THEATRE l
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MITZI.
THURSDAY EVENING ONLY
Any theatre zoer knows that H! m\
“'. Savage is fond of the unusual. [iii
the last twenty odd years. his many
stage offerings. runzing from L'l’flild
opera to the gayest of forces. himl
been marked with the unexpec ed. and
llieici'me it uas not smpri~inz then
only stai he should find that he con ‘
sidcied of sufficient quaintiies. was;
the inimitable littic Mitzi.
And "Head Over liecls.‘ in nhich-
Mitzi COHHS .is the sun. with ital
minzlcd toutlics of pathos. dun!» an 1;
song and flood of mliicking honor “of;
also to he expected and the fact tlint’
his organization so much praised will
come in brilliant form. is also a lien-
ry W'. Savage trait:
The cast of "Hand Over is
Heels"
foremost comedies and
Paul Kar. the Eur-
in
vaudeville stare.
Marshall, grand opera baritone: Ruth
Oswald. lyric soprano and pi-otecee of
Mme. 'Molba; Dorothy- Labial; Rebek-
ah Cauble. formerly a feature with Al.
Jolson: Harry Child, the ’Englis-li ac-
tor. a troupe of notable acrobats and
a girlish ensemble so rich in beauty.
voicevand personal charm that much
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freckles and blemishes disappear god
now clear, soft. and rosy-white
«not lrritnt of
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attention was drawn to them during
New York, both indii iiluaili and as a
whole.
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WELCOME HOME ‘ ' ‘
CELEBRATION l
PARADE PLANS
Continua. from First Page i
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Labor Day is a holiday and some
few thought it was not the best day
on which to hold the affair. but. on
second thought it has been agietd
that it is just the time in the first
place the merchants and manufactur-
913 have subscribed to the fund .ind.
if the parade were held some oilier
day. they would lime to list the VelCY-i
ans off, if they did not close up. and
unit uould double their don won I
Then. again. the Celebration “in be
all over :it 12 noon. or shortly after;
much. The morning is always a 513w,
time on a holiday and. unless a levy:
haxe made pi.ins'to 20 fai frion home?
lot the day the celebxdioh “ill jun?
round out the day nicely and nobody '
will be inconvenienced oi put to (x -
pense. There will be time for dinnerI
after the review of the parade and the
lunch at the Green. and then the (n-:
tire afternoon will be hut tor a trip 10 .
the shore, an auto ride or other (11-.
version.
The executize committee of the Red
Cross met on Vi ednesday evening and
James \l'.ood of the executive com-
mittee of the mayor's committee out-
lined to them the hopes and expecta-‘
tions of the executive committee. The ‘
women of the Red (‘ross arose to t.ie‘
emergency just as the coniinitteel1
thought they fi'lou d and with the zcail
and enthusiasm di :played there is nOl
doubt that the lunch will be there for
the 1.000 expected to parade. and that
it will be well handled.
The Salvation Army has been asked
to cooperate and the Y. M. C. A. girl
workeis from abroad are also to heel
called upon. The Knights of Colum‘
bus are all men and. as men do not
look graceful in aprons. it is not. in
tended to call upon these war heroesl
to assist in the waiting.
it is planned to hate the lunches for
the men all put up neatly in boxes. ‘
The men will march by the tables
and the boxes will be handed out to
them. Then there will be long tables
with lemonade by way of refresh‘
ments.
In spite of the fact that the Ameri-
can Band has an engagement to play
at Compo Beach. beginning at 1 p. m..
. the members are 'willing to live up to.
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their promise and gratuitously playl
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“101‘ the war heroes' parade up to 12,
at which tigi: it is expected that the
"cats" will . pretty well disposed 01.!
With this in mind it is hoped that all
members oi the various companies
and units will be on hand promptly at
9 a. m., on Labor Day that they may
be formed and eierytbing be in readi ,,
11933 to slam the parade at 10. That ‘
,will allow an hour for parade and ic l
slew and anchor hour for lunch com-
pleting a. perfect program. if it can be;
carried out and it can be if every-Ll
ibody will co—operate. First of all—bv':
punctuall
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WOOED OVERSEAS GIRL BY MAIL
Ni-Z\\' \ORK. ~\.ug 22 ~Thcie was
an old romance on the liner .\igenti‘
on which arrivéd \\ minesdai from
Mediterranean ports Miss Carmen
Tortino an ltalian girl. was met M
the pier by Pasquale Cassoni. a ”ton-i
tractor of Bridgepmi. Conn. whom3
she had ncier set-n but to whom she
had become bttliiolhed While fish
in: his brother. (‘aswini saw a pho )—
graph of Miss Toxiino and wrote to
her. Their correspondence led to his
proposal. which she accepted brie!-
ter.
They went to Br'idgepon “he. 9
Cassoni said the ceremony would be
perfoxmed at once.
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for}
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ow-e‘vr-e-o-eue-o-w-I
g a few cents—Try it!
'8queeze the Juice or use lemons u]-
to a bottle cnnmininlz three ounces of
orchard white, shake well. and yuu‘
have a quarter pint of the best treckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beauti-
fier. at very very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces of orchard white for
a few cents. Massage ibis sweetly
fragrant lotion into the: face. neck.
irms and hands each day and see how
the
skin becomes. Yes it is harmless and
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JAFPE a ASH
it wouldn't cost MORE.
But you will get MORE.
We buy everything in the line of
Junk and Second- hand Furniture.
37 Fort St- 1'01. 499. E. Non-walk.
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August Furniture
Sale
Is a sale where you really save money, whether you want Furniture,
Rugs or Ranges for immediate use or for later delivery. We store
and deliver free of charge anywhere. BUY NOW FOR LATER DE-
LIVERY.
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GRASS RUGS
54x90 inches, $335; 6x9 feet, $5.85; 8x10 feet, $7.95; 9112 ft., $9.95
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BIG REDUCTION
BIG REDUCTION
ON
ON
BRUSSELS AND TAPES- AMBER AND VEL
TRY BUGS VET BUGS
The above rugs can be had in many din‘ennt colors. Act quick-
ly for rugs at the above price: will be sold very quickly.
Future Brides and Groom, buy new for later delivery. FREE
STORAGE, FREE DELIVERY.
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
WE SPECIALIZE IN WING Helms COMPLETE.
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-l3l WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 105 - - South Ncrwdk
--l Ice Gleam I-- >
Our XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest of
materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in-
creased very much indeed since we'beve devoted our eil'orts entirely
to the making of this quality of ice m
This cream is not equalled, we believe, anywhere in this city.
We have told this to many and they bye tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and said we were right. If you
have not already tried this xxx ice m we tell you the same and
if you will take some home you Will agree with us.
W
one CANDY 18 mi: nt on own sronn
By An Experienced Cindy laker.
making candy is one thing-yanking real good candy is decided
1y another.
Our XXX Ice Cream has convinced us that the people of The
Nor-walks apprec'mtea realgoodlrtlelo all will buy it and so we
decided toemployacendymhsr that had been trained in inaldng
candy foraparticular tirade. -We have sound the services of just
mohacandymakerandwemm the candy that he know:
most about—high quality'eandy—m in our store.
no means lint-class candy MM.
We will gladlycive you apieoeetercendy so that you taste
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