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FUHDAY PE; 11, 1930
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th
MacCrezor and Patch Present
The Fascinating Musical Play
“The SWeeltear
Shop”
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Book by Anne Caldwell who wrote “Chin Chin," “JackE
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O‘Lantern," etc. Music by Hugo Felix, composer of “Pom
Pom,” etc. '
MUSIC BY SPECIAL ORCHESTRA OF FIFTEEN PIECES
With a notable cast including Harry K. Morton, Esther How-
ard, Lawrence Wheat, Mildred Richardson, Joseph Lertcra,
Zella Harper, Mary Harper, Una Fleming.
AND THE DAINTIEST, PRETTIEST, SMARTEST GOWNED
CHORUS IN MUSICAL COMEDY
FRIDAY. FEB. 13th. 10 A. M.
50c to $2.00
WIMJ/MWMfi/Ifim
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“TH E SWEETHEART SHOP"
Prices
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Chorus Girls of Regent's Coming Big
.. Musical Play are Well Pleased
Today at 2:10. 6:45 and 9 With ProspeCts
The ('llol‘ns L'irls of "The Sweet
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‘(. Palace Harmonists
; — by United [Vt-lure Theatres lne.. and
3 Monday playin‘: at lloyt's today. The story
3 Fox Presents reals with the adventures in New York
‘ . Citv as a courageous young Southern
E (IiddVS Brockwell girl on whom developes the. difficult;
< . Wm“: ” task of restoring her aristocratic
3 i' lames 0f the FlBSh familv's fortune sadly depleted by un-
vw.» ' successful litigation and “the law's dc-
r—Acts of High Class
Vaudeville—5
Mad
llillie Rhodes in
"The Blue Bonnet"
and
Pearl White in
ht‘art whit-h eomoz to the Re-
L'enl for on” night only on “'e’inesdav
Sitilfi"
paid
lz‘i-
L'i‘i lltUl'I'
next receive the highest salaries
up to the pmst-nt time for youm~
dies of the insoluble. ’l‘hev
than the avvmt'v- legitimate :lt'lttt' do]
fifteen years 3'.” and file elolhes that
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II“? Bide Secret they “Tar cost more than thou o" Lil
~ lian Russell when she wa: a n will
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‘Sunddv prlmo dona. in the will day. I'ltlll.
1"“ ““50“” girls took sueh lln'llt‘.~‘ as lie .llllll“
\lontressor and Queenie \‘anllotlrt‘.
William Russell
”1 Today thev I'-~‘ their mvn xames and
"'l‘h(- Lincoln Highwav- are proud of them. For instanev il‘
' man” “The Sweetheart Show" :l'tllnllSY l‘-‘
James J .Corlmtt in )‘ll'll’lf: l.‘.i§i"~' Ul 1.1V (“lit"ltti are .\l:tt'\'
(l'lllit‘tt, llolly King. Marie l‘u'ailfi.
"The Midnight Man”
. Parsons and (‘ltarlottt- r21\‘.('l'
Comedy Martha
‘_’-“ "\\lt) in the world should l (imnze
Mondav tnv name?" asks prettv Marit- lhzi 15'.
“l “'11:: born llra'ly but l don". enact
to did llratl)‘. I am mixhtv proud it he
1' -r.tnioont Presents
Enid Bennett
in»
U, . v . with “The Sweetheart Shop." It is
“‘0 3“ than J“ the ' the hiahest t-lass muleal play on tour
kl“ case and is goin: into New York for a
The members of the enm-
vear': run.
patty are all szood pals and we are just
one bit: family party, \\'lten I decided
to taket up a slaae career I naturally
exported to begin in the (‘lllilllsh it
the managers think I am sufficiently
talent-d I presume i will be advaneon
In the meantime l
one of these «lags.
am siudgt nzr hard.. studying the thinszs
that will help me in mv work. rinsing
It‘s not all play hv any
It's lilit‘
Vaudeville Shows Of
i'ttiitV at 2:13. 7 and 9:15
S—Acts—ii
Lincoln Week Program
and
and dancinz.
‘nieans being on the stone.
ay other calling. you must take it seri-
ously il‘ \.::t (Alh’l'i to _.-; " :tzttatd and I
The idea that
- do take it selously.
Mary I’ICkaI‘d the average (l orus :ziil will' not leave
as New York is largelv fiction. There
‘i‘zmtain Kidd. Jr.” are just as interestingr audienee': in
other cities.
Sundav Seats are now sellinsr at the Ilezem
box otfiee.
‘H OYT'S TODAY
t;oldwyn Presents
lladge Kennedv in
t t‘ontedy Drama Special
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. ” TFlorence Reed is Starred “Her
0 “1001111“! Angel f Game" a Strong Feature Attrac-
Comedy , . Hon—“Elmo the Mighty"
Fox Weekly 5 “Her Game" is the title of the latest
Florence Reed screen drama released
in
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llay.” The lverrlne’s big city experienc-
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ies are said to be of a thlllllng, not to
'say startliur: nature. forming a story
,whieh is reported to give. Miss Reed's
Aabi'l'tv ample scope.
Director Frank Crane credited
with the production. with the pe‘sonal
HOYT’S
Best Produced Pictures is
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supervision of A. .l. Bimberg. Promi-
nent among 'Miss Reed's suporting
‘cast are Conway Tearle, Jed Prouty.
Saturday
vlatinee and Evening
Florence Reed in
“Her Game”
“Elmo the Mighty”
age. The picture is in five reels. The
serial “Elmo the Mighty" will be con-
tinued.
;. .. PALACE SUNDAY
‘ 'li‘lRll is going after the Com;l ______
because that cor- ' Madge Kennedy Plays Leading Role'in
"The Blooming Angel"—Other At-
traction.
mmpany
E ;.~' failed to comply with the
:t‘has with the city and re-
"til it's gross earnings for the
pleasing roles in photoplays but in
Florence Il'llincs and Mathilda Brund-l
Madge Kennedy has played. many
"The, Bloont‘ng Angel“ which is the
Sunday night attraction at the Palace
Theatre. she will be found at her
best.
general release. Its first public pre-
sentation “"11 be at. the downtown
theatre. "omtn‘row evenimz and lovm‘s
of the best on the screen will find in
the piece, the excellence which is
thoroughly understood to be a Goldwyn
iihtltit-r
is a
he titurouzlth enjoyed, A new episode;
ot' l‘t-‘n‘l \\'nile's "The Blalk Secret“
will also he ot‘l't red today.
PALACE TCDAY.
Mary Pickford Appears as The Star in
"Captain Kidd, Jr." in Conjunc:
ticn With Vaudeville. Biil
In ‘('aplain Kidd. .lt..'
lilaxs another almost glow \ mi f."ll!\.;
ladt' role and the well knoutt sinsz‘
eo'nedv tirm'iiles her fitlt one of llw
twist delightful eliaiaeterizations ~lt ~
has me" lilll‘il’n for presentation on
1hr .u-t‘ivn. 'l‘lle sereen version of
v.a.: male
Rida Johnson Younus plav
in Fl‘ullft‘ ' ‘n, :- clever >(‘l’ll1ll'ls’i
who has writi- ~ the seenarios
ol' Miss l‘iektoni'
The direction out». by \V
l‘| ("Dill rliz‘t “3:0;
‘li‘am l)
101' and it was hi~' second pliotonlay
with \lis l'irkfutl as “a". “(‘a‘natn
Fltltl .lt‘.." “ill be shown ;. lll‘ l‘a-
laee l‘heathe loin“ with five. nil“ ”E“
vaudmille and lt’ortlhrea‘vzln: bun
ness is assured.
A BROOK” ANECDOTE.
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earth fit‘t‘ligili 7‘" ~-
l.\ttht-r U.
The talk
To a forest
sium the other eVemniI. llt.
lietd contributed this one.
had been running on the furious
wars in whit-h false reports some
times originate. ‘
l A guide in Canada. said llr. luetl.
'nnpaniens that he had es.
‘told his e.
it'Ol‘lt‘tl Ilisho
ithe wilds th
p Phillips Brooks throttuh
e year preceding.
'" ejaculated a member
l “Fine man.
:of ‘lm partv. “One of nature 5 noble-
men."
"Yossir. you said iti" agreed the
guide.
"i never knew the bishop to SllOT.‘ a
single weakness." added the travel-
2
Pl'.
"1 did " said the guide.
r—aud only half a mite from
“I heard
hint trwea
this 590“"
“indeed?
his employer.
You surprise me." said
“Tell me about it.”
‘ “\Vell, sir, we were fishing. and l‘
ei'zht-pcunder. I tuned
Bi-‘hop. that's
it is.‘ said
pulled in an
to the bishop and said.
a d——-d big ‘flsh!’ ‘Yes.
he."-—Philadelphia Ledger.
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Word has been received in wan-
This is not yet scheduled for been revealed of a plot by which it is!
:na‘tc-i'l-x liltn production {Illfi will;
' Agar} Pickford Ir ’
fill. :l‘I‘
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mantle of the death of George Dyer
at the age of 101.
of Beloit. “15..
Connecttcut.
Dyer was a native. of
working in the lumber camps.
went west and later became a hotel
proprietor in \Vashington.
Hartford. was arrested by Deputy
{United States Marshal Timothy A.
iMcCarthy on a warrant charging vio-
He
Simon Gold. a wholesale grocer of
llation of the federal law against
;proflteering. The'allegattons or the
complaint are
barrels of sugar at the wholesale price
_’of 22_cents a pound which was further
.
alleged to be at more than a reason
able prom. ' ' ‘
that Gold sold four
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FORMER EMPEROR CHARLES m '- -— « —M _ . WIN 1 '—
PLOT. .. ' . -- '
BUDAPEST, Feb. 14 (Associated - ThaNorWalk leh School Dramatic Club
Press).-Ctrcumstantial details have; MINTZ’S Presents .
alleged former Emperor Charles made;
a futile attempt to enter Hungary un«‘
der a false passport and re-establish
hmself on the throne.
Documentary evidence said to be inl
the hands ot' the Government indicates
that it had been planned for the ex-
Emperor to cross the Austrian frontier
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New Dresses
We are showing a. new line
“OFFICER 666”
A Mela-Dramatic Fares in 3
at the
REGENT THEATRE
TUESDAY EVEN-INC. FEB. 17. 1920
At 8:15 o’Clock
Acts
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Why not purchase at one: a desirable. fully restricted banding ‘
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Just north of Armory. Quiet and yet handy to town. Cement curbs.
gutter. and sidewalks already laid.
characteristic. There will be other under the name of Kaspar V0380“. RC- 1319‘] ll f
attractions for the eveninr: including: companied b." ”"99 other persons ' “ “'32.”? ’ e or reserve "3‘9 (in sal- at (Twnlt 't
in 999110] enmedv For weeklv and sna- Whose identity has not been definitely of Sample spring. Dresses. 5 at box (:fhee. after Friday. Feb. .1 («null KS drug
‘_ ~ . ~' 5 _ established. Then he ’was to proclaim 13~ HUI-p m- 1“. anv High School
(tat attiactions for the evemnz inelu‘l- his return with announcement that his Ruervc Sens—59:, 75c and a ' ' ‘ ‘ "
ing a speCial orchestra under the di~ former “INFO” “'("nd S‘WDO“ him. “i M... ‘f.—'-- --1 few at 51'03' ‘ student.
. . . g. . is declared: . W
;lP(‘l10n ‘of James J. Stxttin. Tuo. it is alleged that the DlOl “1‘?qu i COMMCN PLEAS COURT. .—
‘shows Will be held as usual on Sunday ranged by (‘olonel Lehar, who has my § .-__
evening at 7 and 19 o‘clock. ,been named Governor of \\'est Hun Short Calendar stslcn in Banting.
igarv, and bv Minister Benitekv, tin i Yes . ' l u 9' ,,
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REGENT SUNDAY. "we" “Mmg “""mm‘d' "- ‘5 33“”? Four 0 . - t~ day B M' - . OHARA SAN
all? (2:33.122: t;::.:::":;:.::::::1. 25:“ 3‘1““: “”3“” 09mm In Two Acts
. . .. . .' . t ' ' s .2 .. ': '. 1' 0 tie ‘onr 7
.W'H'am Rus:ell has b'g Part t° Play "1311?. hOWM'H‘. I‘l’N’ganPd ”19 DhOlO‘ ot' ('oinmon Pleas in Pan‘burv ve=ier UNDER AUSPICES 0F '
as Lead in Fox‘s “The Lincoln graph of the ext-Emperor. it is said. . . / ' ‘4". C -
Highwaymany and reported the matter to the authori til“. Judge 'John '_R 1300”} presxdtng. OUARTT figgREL- N0. 106-. D. 0f C.
Speedx's the midle name of Jimmy ”PS" to (Ilse Of “llllam Peat "5' “F 11-; ' T’S THEATRE
,, ' . . , -~—- w-» Humphrevs and the rase of John-Mo MONDAY EVENING FEB 1 ' '-
(luder. the leadth character lit ‘The HOLLAND M'GHT MOVE KAiSER Cd”, \ ‘1. l 1 D01 ‘ T. k ' ' 6' 1920- 8-1;) P- M-
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Lincoln Highwayman. the new \\ ll- Tin: inn "is. Friday. Feb. ”Mun. 1 _ “"3" ”3"" “”ml‘ “f” ‘0 CtS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DOC-7OC
“um Fax foam“. by Paul Ili‘kev in land probably \llillid not be unwilling in" “”1 neck. In ”‘9 ease or 591m“ Exchnmred IOI‘ reserV'ri sea s. tndav at Devine
2 . a. .. .‘ , H‘ , v .. t0 aeeede to a ptIliH' request from the 'ounf: v11 t it: (‘itv of l.l.miury, and and Hartwick’s NOI'W . ‘ ' ‘ ‘
“‘th “1mm“ LUSH" ““1 b? "mixed. allies to put former Emperor \Villiam John Bellamv vs Richard Fmslic ano' B k d L ' ’ alk, or The Chfiord’ South Nomalk'
on Sunday with a new episode at l‘anher {mm the ”Tum“ imam». than wif ( ‘ I. ”1' . . 1‘ d "l i 00 an 37110st Edith M. Burrows. Music by Edward‘
Jamm- J. (‘nrbetl in “The Midnight he is at present. ll has been learned 9' ‘m 8‘15“,“ “as 01((18 \HU‘J' Jehnsmn‘ Performance by perm-1551011 0f J- Fischer & BTO-
V‘l‘m .. iltere. but \\ oul'l undoubtedly l‘é‘sjtl‘tt “V“ “"‘PkS 0" Judgement. E New York. ’
’ K. I . . . lany (lit'lulion as to 891mm: him to a Jurv vase; are on the docket for
i “ll": ‘1‘“ “"101“ “Mm“ 0f ”‘9 9“" Dutch island or any partLvular place. next Tuesday and next Thurs-(lav i
tune Russell is moving at top speed. The contents o! the notes to Ger- ‘ ‘ 1' ‘ ! ..._
lie is usually in a fast automobile many and Holland, approved .VPslPl'- — .__.___.___ . “A“, —
which he 't‘l'r'tvs drives at the ‘imit day i" the "u“‘lm: "f ”1" S‘dl'rt'tne .-\l- CAUGHT! A VAMPIRE IN REAL-
_ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ “' ilt'ti t‘ouncil. in london, will remain i
up Ill” and down dale. Obstaee» Secret until the Iomlnunieations are 11' ., Q _ R)‘ : \le
which would stelt an ordinary drivef "“‘l‘ll’t’d in “Nil“ and Th9 “88119. “1‘ ‘ tailing “(nations m A ‘ i
mean nothin . in his young “7;, .Thv Mutin. howexer. believes the notes York High life of \Vell-known Men and
‘ ' . ‘ ' _. ‘ .l ‘ tonslitute a very unportant step tow- \\'onten of Fashion and Millions. See
lgven when he is making lme Rus- ard conciliation. , q d \‘FVV "ORK AVFth‘A'V—i
st-ll s in action. The girl is finally This newspaper declares the note .nn a\. ‘ f . “ f “ ‘ I
won hv him ht‘f‘allst‘ she “mm" resist ppm to “firm, tit-lllzllltls extradition Largest (ireulatton in America. i
1‘ Q wed only or (iermans thoraed with the I ‘ l
H‘ ‘1‘ ' lCtl‘lllnlisks'ion 0f (Ill't‘CI (trianS. and ad- " t" ' ' "“" '
..e . ~ .. ~*~» nuts the difficulties Germany w mld' . i
REGENT TODAY. "m‘mlnlt’r In atlemptinz to surrendee OUR BUSINESS -
those “linse responsibility is more dis? i
. . _ tan! and general. The note. 'how Iver 2
Vaudeville Bill Makes Its Last Appeal“ is asserted to remark that any *leni: is to 8811 E
.1an With Billie Rhodes Feature ”1"." sllmvn in thi> fisspeet rannot be. i
and “The Black Secret" filth?” “Den of a precedent which tier-i CREDIT i ,,
The Rental, \‘nudm ille bill which has “mugging; ”1“:(‘Kulfi‘tgsfizoaz Ohm”: . t _ -— — ~ ——
(luliglltt‘rl the. (opacity house-«z since pointed out that this is an‘ isolateld. practice i QUAL/f H/CHEJT' PLCKJ’.I.OWEST
its opening: (m Thursday afternoon will 9"“; “hi“! 910“} it}? Conciliatory at.i . ' -Mfld -fl ........ ~"
ltH"\\‘ this en (11'7“~ show; twin" a' lltude “1 1“" “”lt'> tn the interest ot'; COURTESY - i
u .. - . "- * ‘ ‘ ‘ _ Lurottean peace. , ‘ i
ll: 17. and it neloek. in aI'tonlam-e \\‘l:'ll It is_ mg“ the note sent to llf‘llland' and inspire l
a new thin-re poliev. the show will H‘lfoamzes the posribilit)‘ of Holland‘s t
ht- ot'Ft-red .1, Saturday night with a lt'vlllfal to surrender fmmer Hmprror‘ CONFIDENCE i
_ ' -. 1. ' . ‘ “Moon in ('ttntltllvln hi5 residence is, l
teattiwt' torture. be‘zmnmfl WM“ 1?; rentoved to terrhwy outside ot' littlw i
the rim attraction selected i< in e ope, m.- Dutch and Indies, , . - _ i
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