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The sure fire musical hit.
I—N. Y. Journal.
AUGUST 28
There are few, if any, as clev.
er comediennes as Mitzi.
—N. Y. Post.
SEASON’S OPENING: ‘
Henry W SavageOfi‘ ers _
[uterine Foremost Prima Donna. Comedienne
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”Home" 53m
With Its Much Praised Cast and Fascinating Fer‘nininityf"
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And a few seats at $2.50
SEATS ‘NOW SELLING
2Regent? Theatre
The House Where Quality
Reigns .
Matinee 17c. Evemng 200.
Today.
(One Day Only)
Jesse E. Lasky Presents
Robert Warwick
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lVanda Hawley and
Theodore Roberts
In the l’aratnount-Artcraft Special
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“Secret Serv1ce
l’iHunzation ot‘ the. most suc-
tw-sst‘ul of stage plays. You know
let» it is with a fellow's mother.
“(Mrs don‘t care. but a mother—
>Fiw's different. This Yankee se-
‘It‘l agent had no right to home.
Pathe News
Comedy
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Tuesday
The l‘iscinating Star.
Dorothy Gish
Greatest Paramount
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“N uzzet Nell
ll. \'\l‘.lt'll a girl of the plains
~ :t tin chap. then wants nice
ItI-ll‘r‘m and gets them «with a gun
. Iil :_:t<pin:z ladies on the street.
Ruth Roland
In the 12th Episode of
“The Tiger’s Trail”
Travelogue and Comedy.
Wednesday
Constance. Talmadze
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"Happiness a La Mode"
Coming ! ! I
William Farmun
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“The Jungle Trail"
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REGENT, TO-MORROW
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Wm: and Movie Drama of
West.
" :rfa linoster's Associa‘
spends money telling
vurttvrrul diversified scen-
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:. handsome prize for
Holography in “Nugget.
“ Paramount picture.
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Today
Dorothy Gish
in Paramount Picture
“Nugget Nell"
Scenic. wonders of California
upon the “its. nth; tumzc west.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHav
in
“Their Day of Rest"
Pathe News
Tuesday
Robert Warwick
In Paramount-Artcraft
Special
secret Service"
..The most successful play of
Also 2 Part Comedy
day
features of this humorous tray
Golden Quality Pictures on the
Silver Sheet
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and Wanda Hawlev
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American stage by William Gillette.
W'ednesday and Thurs-
“Break the News to
Regent Theatre"
' ranging from about a
above sea level to points over
7 miles high.
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‘A‘r REGENT THEATRE TO-DAY
‘. AND THE PALACE TO-MORROW. Jack at a sale in 1031! about a year
. Lasky Presents “Secret Service," With
ago.
However. it was only about twelve
Robert Warwick. Wanda Hawley days ago that “11an “VFigley‘ owner
and Theodore Roberts, 'Pathe ,
— News and Comedy.
of the “'t‘iglcv
pan}; paid 315.000 forthc Clansman at
Chewing Gum Cour
, At a perzoti in the great strutgle be another sale in Iowa. At the Ballard
tween the north and the south, when & Hassler sale twenty-nine son's both?
Richmond. the capital of the Conteder- bred and open, were sold for a total
-ucy. was beleagufied by the northern of $15.33;.
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forces, ,a plan was del’elopc-dln bring: Th Poland China breed are becom—¥
.about the easy Capitulation of the city inc familiar “-9ch in this port 0' 9219'
i-to the Federal army.
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:raptain in the army of the
in the telegraph department of
Confederate \tar otfice. so that. upon a
given signal, he might send orders to
the rebel commanders to move their
batteries in such a way as to weaken
' country
t TVS suflpgic move was inaugura— more common on the farms in thn rorn‘
.ted by the entry 0[ L‘EWlS Dumont. 3 belt in the middlewest. Farmer: and}
‘ _ vim“) breeders in this part of the country, it‘
:States.’into Richmond. in disguise. it is said. are beginnlnz to realize the',
had become his‘dutv to place himself amount of money which may be madol
lb“ from this breed and are selling riff?
to—dav, although thov are
their other breeds in order that they
may stock up on them.
A few years ago it was hard for an
outsider to realize that there was such
th defenses of the city so that it wotuldra thing as a 1.000 pound boar. but
fall on easy prey to the attacking Fed-
eral army.
Disguised as a. Confederate captain.
Lewis Dumont. while making his way
intoRichmond. saves the life of lit)
‘ward Vamey. a Southern officer who
has been wounded. Lewisis brought
:into Richmond with other maimed
some months ago a boar appeared on
the market which weighed 1,200
pounds. And at the National Swine
Show, which will be held in Des
Moines. 13., very shortly, visitors will
have the opportunity of seeing a 1,300
pound boar and I 1.200 pound now.
A boar of this weight stands over
soldiers and 'givixs his name as Captain five feet in height but is able to move,
gThorne. Through Varney‘s Introduction about as easily and freely as an uni l
'aion and there meets Edith. sister of
proceed to fall in love with one an-
other. '
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MITZI AT REGENT THEATRE
. THURSDAY NiGHT.
“Head Over Heels.” the musical
play of fun and variety that New
York. Boston and Chicago verbally
patted on the back delightedly with
its lilting melodies by Jerouie Kern
that the public is remembering and
whistling. and a story of surprisinz
turns by Edgar Allan “'oolt' and Mitzi,
smallest and saufiiest of prima donnn
fit her gayest, is to come to the Re..-
ent JI‘heatre, Thursday night of this
week.
. Henry XV. Savage is knoWn to have
spoken of the excellent compan': he
has given in support of the mannetlc
Mitzi as his “group of starletswil't a
star," and there is considered reason
{or his praise in the list of players.
because of their recognizmi values in
cast will include Boyd Marshall, grand
opera baritone of stanviinzz
waid, the lyr'ic soprano: Cu‘tis Karrie.
Dorothy LaMnr. Rebekahit‘auhle. Sal
lie Stemblcr. the ensemble of girls of
which much has been written, anti the
noted troupe of acrobats former].v
seen at the New York Hippodrome.
distance a valley comprisint:
four hundre-l square miles,
Through
close look at a mountain lake.
90!“?
it can be seen a winding
river. the snow-capped peaks of the
Sierra Mudr‘s. finishing finally with a
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scene shows in all over one hundred
and fifty miles of California scenery. Hill L‘eil Farms in Polo. ill.. paid 3'
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Diother" BOAR BRlNGS $8.030.
‘ ._. - To the average per-sun. t‘tc word
‘ "pix" means not only smut-thin: {0
l ' __ ' " " " ’- eat. but to the breeder and in the man
‘nt'mtntl to make it appear that the familiar with [ht- anin‘ials the word
audience’s eyes are slowly tui‘nincz. no“- means n‘onoy‘ as t,- shown by
The scene is about fifty feet long am; the high [Hire-Is whith pic: have
starts in ”1'? IlPPDP-“i Woods. emerging brought at recent sales. The Poland
into the sunlight and showing in the China! breed has cnme m the fore-
nround in leaps and bound: until tn-
tlay this breed of pig is bringing the
highest prices on the market and at
sales. says the Poland-China Journal.
At a sale held at the farm of Hat'-
i'ortl & [lass-lei; in Manninz. it. on
Auzfist 3. H. \V. Her. proprietor of the
familiar with the Poland China breed
the man he saved. They straightway predict that within a few years a hour
will be bred which will weigh 2,L00
pounds.
he is given entree to the Varney man— mal only half of its weight. fMeu'
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thousand feet 818,000 for Nobel's Jumbo. u grad 13%|"
two breeding sir-e. Heretofore the greatest
price ever paid for a bear at :i public
auction was when Paul Wanner. of
Norfolk. Nob” paid $10,200 for Coiclnel
their metropolitan engagements. The Robert Warwick and Wanda Hawfeyl
re! Service." Shown at Regent '
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At 8:30 o'clock
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The proceeds of the concert
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Tickets ............ $2.50
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Lawrence ’5 Drug Store,
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Our XXX Ice.Cmm is made very artfully and of the purest of
materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in-
creased very much indeed since we have devoted our efl'orts eitirely
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 have tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and unit! 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.
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'By An Experienced can Haber.
Making candy is one thing—mgr“! good candy is decided-
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Our XXX Ice Cream has convinced us that the people of The
Nor-walks appreciate oreslgoodlrticlo and will buy it and so we
decided to employ a. candy niche! that land been trained in making
candy forapnrticulnr trade. We have wound the services of just
such a. candy maker and we are making the cumiy that he know:
most about—high quality candy-right h our store. '
This means first—class candy continua: fresh.
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