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WW for the success of the big sc1een pm-
ductions. Maurice Tourneur's late?I
) t I l tr Pammount-Artcrat‘t special pictu
;l\ L gen lea e "The “'hit‘ Heather-"11in be offeredi
Phys 150' on the pr0"tam in connection WWII
the 1audo1ille today. It has an
NLY
\\ ONE NIGHT 0 undante of highly flavored actio'b1.I
; 'lhlil‘Sdich October 9 fine outdon. settings and n zripp' m:_
* New York Cars: From story 11111c11 works out to a powerful:
T‘«.r1c€SS Theatre Offers climax in :1 submarine fight between:
. ~-g::;k Elliott Mus-cal Sen- t 1e hero and the 1illain on the ocean'si
- . floor. ‘
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"till. MY DEAR" PALACE FRIDAY 1
,Lets New on Sale , 1
_ 5 _ Charles Klein's Big Play “The Garm-
,1 ': 1“ . . . . 00C t0 3.51.00 blers" Makes an Excellent wa‘z
\ [st 11' at $2,011 Picturizatio;1 ' ‘
M. . -_.¢,.» Vitagraph'g latest picture. “The
-:_;.,._. . _fl_ _ Gamblers" with Harry T. 'Morey as nia‘tq
~.- ,_,,\~»... star. pron-n1 :1 delightful characteriza- ‘ ‘ ‘
{it gent T heatre
at 7 an: ‘3
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"HAPPINESS
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5Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality
Reigns
Matinee 17c. Evening 20¢.
a.
Today
N0 MOTION PICTURES
Friday
William Fox Prod-1.11
WILLIAM FARNUM
v-—in _
“THE LONE STAR
RANGER"
Saturday
Madlaine Traverse
as~
“The Rose of the \‘i’est”
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Monday
The Dainty Anita Ste“ art
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“From H eadauarters
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Matinee 2:15, Evening Vaudevatle 7.
Pictures at 9
Today
Direct From the Leading Metropoli-
tan Circuit
Specially Arranged for
The Palace
FIVE ALL STAR ACTS
VAUDEVILLE
:1 nd r~
All Star (‘ast in l’aramounrArt-
crafts Special ......
"The White Heather"
frfiy
With Vaudeville
Harry T. Morey
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(‘harlcs Klein's Noted l";1 1y
“The Gamblers”
Saturday
"Smashing Barriers"
Monday
Marion Davies
. —in——-
I “Gettim.r Mary Married"
tioi‘. in which sympathy i=1 (‘routC-(I hr
:1 man who commits :1 technical piocc
of illczality. “'ilbur Emerson. hero of
the play. whoa:- role is played by Mr.
Morey. is 1101111 in situation: that ac~
cordin: to .iuid 11110.4 11111 a. lllflt en
croatitinz against the 1:111. '
This pict :re 11i11 be shown at
ished according to law. and the moral
of strict. 1111111'et*1'inx rialité‘olianess i-'
maintained, but sympathy goes out.
nevertheless. to the man whose wrong-
doinq has been purely a demonstra-
tion of humar nature.
hTis picture will b hown
l’alacc 'I‘heatte Friday with
1110.
the
. York lancit r.
at the
vand 1-
“OH, MY DEAR!"
\Vell might the Recent Theatre
erect over it.: entrance :1 sign reading:
“Let those who enter leave their
grout-i1 behind." for tonight only.
Moan-s. l-‘. lhy (‘omstock and \Villiam
lilliott present at this playhouse their
wixth ntuical comedy :‘uccmh. “Oh, M)
heart" Announcement of the entranc-
mcnt of any Princesa Theatre success
is. always :1 Signal for gene: :11 rejoicing
on the part of disconcemin: theatre-Ko-
cr'x. for in previous years they have
learnt-11 that any 11111sica‘1 1n:.1cdy hear-
inL' that stamp in a production of 1111-
tirual tradition~x which the Prince:
Theatre. in the hands of Messrs. (Your
stock and Elliott. has always. main—
tained. lt brim full of delightful
molodl’cs. Witty lines. and dainty ta!-
entcd girls. There are good seats at
all prices.
Is
. REGENT FRIDAY
William Farnum Stars in Fox Special
“The Lone Star Ranger"
“’illiam Fornum will be the. attrav
tion at the Regent Theatre Friday in
the \Villlam production. "The
Lonc Star Rans'ci“ :1 dramatization of
tho novel of that name by 73am Grey.
author of “ill (It‘l‘S of the Purple ‘aae
and “The lilinbow Trail fin pictun-
zation of which Mr. Furnum has up-
poured with :~uch marked RllC(‘(‘>\.
“Tin- lone Star Ranger is :1 stirw
ing tale- ot‘ the exploits of a mamhcr
of the Tcxzu Rangers, who single»
handed breaks tip the srronahold of
a hand of cattle rustlers.
g T1111 scenic cifects that
‘ntcnst- dramatic action of this story
were photocraphcd in pitturesquc
mountain fastness and on the desert.
Fox
from thf‘
Drinling a Glass
of Hot Water is
a Splendid Habit
Cleanse and sweeten the system
Each morning and was away
poisa'nous, stagnant matter
Those of us who are accustomed to
fell dull and heavy. when we arise:
splitting headache. stuffy from a cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath, acid stom-
ach. lamc back. can instead, both look
and feel as fresh as :1 daisy always by
washing the poisons and toxins from
the botly 11ith phosphated hot watet
each morning.
“'0 should drink. before breakfast
a glass of hot water with a ton
spoonful ot lion-stom- phosphate in it
to {111511 from lllt' stomach. liver. kid.
ncys and bowels the previous day‘s
indigestible waste. sour bile and poi-
sonous toxins: thus cleansinz. sweet-
ening and purifying the entire alimen-
tary tract before eating more food.
The action of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
is 11'ondcr1‘uily invigorating. It cleans
AI IHE IIIIAIRES
VAUDEVILLE TODAY
New 8111 Opens With
Heather"
The I‘alace theatre Offers an PXCC‘T"
tiorzal vaudeville bill for the week and
beginning Will! the matinee today. Th0
five ans SI‘I'WIHI are the latest DY‘O'
'lUC'iOil~ of the best metropolitan
circuit and are sure to make a den
cided hit with the local mature. SOON-I
Every number is one that will meeti
the immediate approval of the moat
exacting.amusement..mid '
“The White
out all the sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
fine appetite for breakfast. A quarter
pound of limestone phosphate costs
ryory little at the drug store. but is
enough to make anyone who is both-
oicd with biliousness. constipation.
Estomach txoub' e or rheumatism an
entlluiiust 0:1 internal sanitation.
AMERICAN
and
CHINESE
RESTAURANT
REGULAR DINNER
11:30 to 2:30 p. 111., 40;:
SUNDAY FULL 000383
DINNER, 850
Open Every Day from 11:30 a.
m. to 1100 1003.. n.
.. Picture.
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BANBURY BENEHES
Mrs. Vincent De Meo’ s Pom-;
eranian Pall Mall Sun-t
bright Merriville Marquis
lVins Blue Ribbon
DANBURY, Conn. October {ts-The.
first day of the annual dog show of the
Danbury Agricultural Society openet'
_ under idcal conditions. The attendance
nrccord one. the aisles bola:
'crowded 11y somr of the moat promin-
ent dog fanciers in the East. Pomnra
attracted great attentic.‘ the
winner living Mrs. Vincent De Men. oi
Now York. with her famous Pall Mall
Suhright Merriville Marquis. He was
in beautiful bloom and caaily the
choice of the judges for the blue rib-
hop in his class. ‘ .
General Mite, who dcfeated tht1 110
Men entry at the Hackensack Show. al-
though entered. failed to appear. much
to the disappointment of tin- Pomera-
nian fanciers.
In Boston terricrs the winning doc
was Julius C. Fedo-r's Grccn 1.0ch
Kim: Kings. Mr. Feder is :1 New
King 0' King-1 will be
one year old tomorrow. and is one of
the very best Boston terriers put down
in :1 ions: time. He was an easy win
ner.o1'cr Mrs. Georgr E. Dreiser's Au-
burn 'Ratiiant. in hitches Mrs. Dt‘esst-r
won with her very handsome Princess
Lou 11.
On account of the absence of the
Yakibourne Kennels Pekingese were
not so strom'. in numbers. although thv
quality of dogs shown was exceptional-
1y good. The winning dog was Mrs. F.
Y. Mathis' Sutherland Avi (‘hen “’ha
The. reserve winner was \\’illiam .\1.
O'Connnro. Rang (‘hum Chun, Irish
setters were strong classes. The win-
ner was Charles Esoeltyn's .lov K1111
moro's Boy of Roll. He was in won-
derful form, and looks as though 111'
will have a chance to be named the
best spotting do: in the Show. (‘ocket
spaniels. Airdalc terriers and fox ter-
riers will be judged tomorrow. They
are the strongest classes in the- show
and some of the very best dogs in the
above breeds are entered. and tho- rom-
petitions prmnmo to be very kces.
0'
REGENT SUNDAY
ConStance Talmarige in Selznick At
traction "Happiness A La Mode"
For Evening Show;
An excellrnt ”1.1 support: (‘09-.
Munro Tnlmadze In her late>1 So‘li‘r‘l
“Happiness '1 la Mode.“ in
“hich slic i-' presented by Irwin .l
Selznick and which i< offercd on Sun»:
day cycnlm: at thz- Regent theatre.
Harrison Ford 11111 again he- st-cn op-
posfitc “1.151 nltnadzc 111 thr- leadin':
role~that of :1 frivolous: younz I‘I‘l*-'
band who doesn't rcaliZc how 11111111 he;
needs his: wife until he has lost l1cr.‘
This ma‘m‘ the ninth pictun~ in which
Mr. Ford has appeared oppmito 311:3.
Talmadgc.
(lthcrs of importance in the (lust are
Betty Schadc. Myxtlc Richelle. Paul
\\'eigei. Thomas D. I‘ersse and A. Fer-
moat.
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