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Daring
LEWIS AND LEONA
In a Comedy Character Skit
HAMILTON‘REVUE
The Dance Feast
CHARLES. RILEY
The Rapid Fire Comedian
NOLES MANIKINS
The Novelty Delightful
and
At 2:15. 6:452and 9
Pauline Frederick
in Her Latest Screen Success
“Loves of Lotty”
Friday—Vaudeville and Madlaine
Traverse in “Lost Money."
Saturday—Three complete shows of
vaudeville and Pearl White i.
“The Black Secret." 1
Sunday Evening-«Mitchell Lewisin
“Fool's Gold."
Barrisclle Stars in “Beckoning'
Roads’ ' '
1 inside of a New York gambling
smutuously furnished, and ire-‘-
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iiv-rknning Roads.” the new Rob‘
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Willi Bessie Barriscale as star
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Thursday, Friday. Satur-
day
The Legitimate Comedy Star
NAT S. JEROME
With an Exceptional Metropolitan
Cast Offers
“OUR CHILDF‘ N"
A Sensational Comedy Playlet by
Emet DeVoy
LA DELLA DUO
Feats of Daring and Comiques
COOPER AND LACEY
Singbl‘s and Dancers
HUNTER, CHIC. HUNTER
Comedy Singing Trlo_
THE BOW BELLES
)uintet of Rare Feminine Beauties
and Able Musicians
and
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Taylor Holmes
in
"Nothing But the Truth"
Pictures Only at 9 P. NI
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-r1day—-Vaudeville' and
Brockwell in “Thieves."
Saturday—Three shows with An-
tonio Moreno in “The Invisible
Gladys
Hand. ”
Sunday Evening—Gladys Leslie in
“Midnight Pride."
HOYT’S
The .Best Produéed Pictures
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Best Produced Pictures
Thursday
Bessie Barriscale in
“Beckoninz Roads”
Friday
Madge Kennedv in .
1 “Daughter of Mine”
Saturday .‘
Mary Miles Minter in
“Bachelor’s Wife”
“Elmo the Mizhty”
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B3ys—Uhder 311111;. Leadership
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k A million boys trained in citizenship
and sol-vice, a billion good toms. a
preparedness that has proven its abili-
these’Eare some of the mults of the
first decahe oi the character building
servite ot the Boy Scouts of America.
whose Tenth Anniversary will he cele-
of Feburnry 8th to 14th , _
Founded Feburary 8th. 1910, and
granted Federal tincorporation bv act
3 of Congress June 15th, 1916 the growth
of the Boy Scout Movement in Armori-
ca has been phenomenal, and Scout.
ing' a tenth birthday finds 37.5 060 boys
land 90', 060 adult leaders activelv en
' rolled in its program of service to the
Nation and its boyhood .
Colin H. Livingston at Washington,
D. 0., President of the National Coun-
cil. and George D. Pratt, Benjamin l1.
Dillanev Milton A. McRse, Daulel Car-
191 Peard,\V1.linn1 T1 11'.‘ 'Mr Mortim-
Or I- Sclif‘and Frank Prnobrty liaVe
Stage folk and society attended a.
benefit matinee given recently in Lon-'
don for Cliazies Coborn the veteran
singel. One of his biggest hits “as.
3“Tlm Man W ho Bloke the Bank at
Monte (‘allo."
REGENT TODAY
Some of New York! Best Numbers
Have Been Booked for Regent -
Show This Week
Some of New York's best vaudeville‘
numbcm have been booked for the Re}
gent Theatre program this week with
lesult that will be most pleasing to
the 1111110113 of the house. The vaude-
Avillo numbem are so well balanced
that the bill may ensilv be called one
of the best of the season. Chief Zab
Zam an Indian, appears ['n the open-
1115: ‘act of the show in one of the most
doling knife-throwing performances
ever put on the stage. “11611 ‘51? cuts
the outline of a woman through paper
he exposes her to the greatest dang-
ers but does it with such marked pre-
cision that she estapes unscmtlched
Lewis and Leona will introduce 1.
character comedy act of unusual merir
The Hamlton Rome is a dan‘cing
feast as 9.111111111111111; as the spring su
shine Charles Riley appears as
lapid- lire comedian and he is entitled
to the characterization so clever is
his work. The Roles 11131111111111. to close
the show are starred in unmovelty
delightful one of the prettiest Illd at
the same time most original has in
y'aude‘. illc This proglam will
oi‘imed today with Pauline Frederic:
.’“l.m es of Letty." The Nature pro-
dilation is high class in even: respect
and with vaudeville makes 11p a New.
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Nat s. Jerome Appears in Emet De-
ch's Comrd Drama, "Om Cho' 1!.
ren" “(131 Four 0: nor Acts
"he Polar!» Theatre has 311111111 bv
special arangement the appearance til
\at 53. Jerome the well known char- ed by the Boy Scouts while more than:
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acter actor in a new playlet by Emot-
Dch, entitled “Our Children " for
the last three days of the week. The
one act cumedy drama deals with the
marriage. of Sammy of the Jewish
1‘21 111 and Marv of the Irish faith. and
reaches its climax in the turmoil at- jlon of hundreds or cariondg 9‘ £11101 E LONDON, Feb
tendin a decision as to the faith of
the new me‘er.of the family. There.
is not a dull minute in the play and.
it makes its greatest appeal hechuse
depicts lite and is true in detail. {The
LaDella Duo are starred in' tents of,
dill-ring and comics. Caper anti'AELacey
are excellent singers and dancers 1111111
offer a splendid prom Hunter,
Chick and Hunter, a cmedy singing
trio are well known on the stage and .
can be counted Iupon for the best kind:
01’ a show. The bill closes with the
Bow Bells, live exceptional violinis’ts,
'combining rare lemlne beauty with
»marked' ability ‘as musicians.
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the bill today, the Palace will present.
“Nothing But the Truth,” starring Tay-
lor Holmes. It is of interest to note
that this picture made its debut in Nor-
walk having been issued here’s week.
in *advance of the release date be
cause of delay 11 releasing another fea-
ture that was to have been played; A
wool}; later Taylor Holmes ill "Nothing
But the Truth" sill play as the lead-
ing New York photoplay attraction at
51 50 prices. . '
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'among public schools
smvcd the Scout movemcn: continu-
its Executive
Board since its organization; and
since January, 1911.
has been its Chief Executive
Universal Good Turn WeeK. <
Movement Has ram 011. bullion
ty effectivel? serve in “1‘ ahd peaciS— '
brated throughout the nation the week
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prloeassspecisimuoement.
A feature of the Tenth birthday cele-
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nation-wide campaign in which through 1 .
some channel everv' mainlwomsn 11nd; '
child in the United is being
urged to adopt for 3 Anniversary
Week the Boy Scout habit of dung a
good turn to some One each day.
Outstanding among accomplishments
of ten years' ll'story oi the Scout
'movement is its remarkable growth
among churches of all denominations,-
it being the first program to receive
universal support among all, religious
groups, Church organisations Are-pro
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sentinz more than 35,000,000 people
have formally adopted the Scouting
progmm and are developing plans for
1113 extensive use. The Scout; pro-
gram is rapidly increasing
America as a post-classroom activity.
Since its inception. the Boy Scouts
of America has had as its motto ’Bo
Prepared " and every Scout 1‘s trained
day after day in a. practical readiness
to or emergencies. The record of ‘the
National Court 0! Honor. contains
the stories of hundreds of Scouts who
have risked their lives to save life and
w.on Pershing‘s army in France (111d
100.000.1111“ whose training as Scouts
in the mastery of the outdoors made
them male valuhle as fighters.
Through ten years of practical service
the Boy Scouts of America hue been
recognized as valuable allies of police
and fire departments. the Red Cross
and every other emergency meeting
agency.
Remarkable War ServiCe of Scouts
What most impressed the citizen-
shin of the Nation with the value and
strength of the Boy Scouts of Amer
was the suitable record made by
Scuts in every war activity in which
(her were aslred to participle. Acting
as gleaners. in the five Liberty Loan
campaigns," -,2 843, 479 subscriptions
amounting to an, 180, 687 were secur-
$56, 000. 000 Worth of War Saving
Slam“ were sold as a result of Scout
eti‘ort. Secret service work of tre—
mendous value, locating of millions of
feet at standing black walnut for
stocks and airplane propellers, collee-
pits and nut shells for gas {the greet Marthe do Maude, or meeting
distribution of 111.000.0110 11 or nf‘rlnce m we of thepwfld-
terature to e patriotism: but do flex" ‘° b’ amalgam? ,3:
nite help to the Red Crone, arEe whim]
of the sort order-vice rendered ethos
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lca, visual led the late colonel noose.
volt. Honorary Vice President of the
Boy Scouts of America and Elliot
Scout G (icon to express the sentiment"
of the nation by saying, "Boy Scents, 'l
you have made Uncle Sam’s team.”
Vast Extension Planned.
Through“. the '11!th States plans
arebelng developed 11! 11111111 Scout
leaders for vast extension 0! Scouting
into new fields so a greater proportion
of the boys «Merton. will be reached ..
and every indicated is that as the
second decade cornice to the Natio‘l
audits hoyhodls‘ entered upon. the be“
Rm? Rooms of America?!” he a con-
stormy increasing rectal-“M building
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