HOYT’S RELIEF. filllll
.3 Best Produced Pictured '
g 3., . . Friday and Saturday Eves: , BLUES mnmm
Saturday Matinee .
? Goldwyn Presents
Mabel Normand in “THE PEST"
1' Other Feature: - MST. J01“! Horn, 0f 3i Gmnd' .’
3 Saturday Only—Elmo the Mighty A Street, rusty,
;_ .. _ - a What CINGT idfwg er,
‘ ’ 1 So Other People May‘Ben-I
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. T; E G E N T
i Theatre
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l~ eature Special
HOLDWYN Prrsénts
Jack Pickford
—:1;~ ——
“The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come”
:11 d from the celebrated novel
By JOHN l-‘OX. ’
Special Cemedy Each Day.
Other Picture Features
Regent Full Orchestra.
.,A
Sunday Evening
,Scssu Hax’akawa
EEjn-_
"‘I he Beggar” Prince"
a:
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-i riday andS aturdavi
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lircatest Five Act
indeville Bill Ever
1 . Assembled
.1 :ldce Popular Prices
’NELL and. MACK
/ “ 1 and Singers Supreme.
I DAVE AHEARN
Master Monolooid.
BERG I‘m-souls
".ED NORTON &. 00.,
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QUAKER TOWN TO
BROADWAY."
111-! elaborate nlllllbl'l'
wine. L‘ast of him».
'r-rnery.t‘m‘ this two-not.
-m:.1irm and oziginal music.
: 1111 introducinrr L'eonett Ball
1. Deébert E. Benn.
LAPINE an-l EMERY
The Variety Specialists.
THE FOUR BARDS
n a Whirlwind and Sensational
Presentation of Fine Phylique
and Strength
—-and—
'TH VAUDEVILLE TODAY and
SATURDAY.
\\'Il.LlAM FOX Presents
Theda Bara
—-in—
l he Lure of Ambition”
':-.'e Picture Only at 9 Tonight.
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Um
in
Spe-
Sunday
Marguerita Fisher
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" l )aneerous Talents”
OTHER FEATURE3._
efit by Her Experience
irifiTtite ‘ jaiz‘ xihdhagfixfie’mst .1111?th
111111: ‘ ;
UTH CHATTERTCNW REGENT. ’
ltuth ( hat: eiton and her supporting
ci‘.‘- -1apanv was greeted. last night, at
:iw Regent, with :1 crowded house.
:‘hr prpuiarily of Miss Chattertgn.
1111111. the \onwalk theatre- -goers. result-
ed in rcarh every scat being sold
vvs 11950111 11-. 1‘ engagement here.
“Mu‘nii; :hx and Honeysuckle" is a
comedy abounding with many amus-
lug situations and Miss Phattm‘ton
“as surzounried *y :1 cast of marked
ability. i
“11119. the audience shamed that '
tho1 enjoyed the1 :mistic 111 escnt'mon
01 this p111,od11(tion 1111‘01111eless it was
c1 ident that the consensus of opinion
11:19- that :1 bu‘tle: Vieh cl. could have
bl‘tn saluted for \li>~ (‘hattct’lon
REGENT SPECIAL 1
W--- l
Jack Pickford Plays “The Little Split-p,j
herd of Kingdom Come” As Friday E
and Saturday Attraction— l
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'OHN HORN.
MR-‘Z
Other prawns .« .. Mrs Horn who resides at ‘31 Grand
Incl: Pickford gum-011v cherished n'St.."" “atelflhmy stated to the CH“
01 expert: If any woman ex‘re ind
1WD" 111.115 ,m“ l'l‘ 1' h“ ”WHM- at one tic blue“. i had 1l1en1.l Was just so
ii1nD or anmhn, make the pictms neuron and upset that at times l had
ullr-d"'[‘l1-1 Little Shepherd of Kina- " ‘f’ “0:: C“ ‘1" myd‘wr f ‘10 keep from'
_. .. . . , 11 1‘11a 111g. 11=e to 1‘ de down in the:
.1 . Y- 1 - t 3? -
(10111 t Ont '1 1] hr 111 atria Wallfld st. 1011 car and the noise of the 0:11-
111: 110111 ‘Tlu: 1.111111 shepherd of 11011 d upset me so badly that l hnd tol
.{inglom (111.111 ' is lhc first Goltlwytrg"l (‘11 i l “‘Guld KN sick and vomlti
chy true 1066- on a train. st '
. n: 61 1x11 :1 11111;: inn: “‘9‘
*1 l“ ‘ l“ i ‘1 1’“ k I n ‘ car or automobile. l cahnot begin to;
:111 in- soon :11 the Recent T‘wntro for
two days commmencinrz today
tcll ,1‘1 11' :‘ 'he-uag. i .11i'le111di'l‘oda1 111,1
111111115 aro as strrnz and a: strait) :15?
b. u
The story was “rittrn b) the late 5:931 rind 3.111 ‘due to Cl NOT the Herb-'
John Fox. Jr. and concerns ’a. little1 d n ‘ w 1 Ch ha" “Md“ 1. “e“ “0"
"1.111111! of 11111 l hm‘vtil: or dmsn it.’
(‘lNOTJS FOR 3.155.112 BX( Li S!‘\ i:
LY. 111' PLAISTEWS Ultra :‘0.,
WASHINGTON STREET. ."Ol‘ lit"
NORVJAl K. Also at the “ Mtport
11:11,: (‘0, \\t‘§tp01l.. Switzers thug
(‘0. Soul1port;\\' H. Jones“ Drug
Store. Stamford: it E. lehrop‘s,
‘l.m!11::.. and a! “artisans Drug
Store l‘iidgeport ~Ad1.
mountain wuil‘ whose destiny. fist-Rod
out h_1‘.thc find of (‘l1:111cc. transplants
him from on:1 gradi- of societv to an
and smoothness
.‘ll‘vL‘h «111111-
iilllr mountain hm‘ i< nci
chance.
other with
Ilmt tlm
':1w:1r11 of tho .
L 'l‘lm star i1 supported by an #11513.
”(1.151 including (‘lnra Hmmn, l'aullnn'
Jonrw Edythe Chapman. Jam-.15 Neill
R D. .\l’x"le:=11, .1! Milton Flo “IR-11»:
(”0141-11. Anah- llm‘rinc. and Dudley
1 Hendricks:
morons curtain (Oils. The show f‘lnsm!
with The Four Bards and here agaix
the Palace has scored in a very posit-
ive manner. Two f-‘nts in particu‘ar
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE
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in 0111.1 instanct 11.11: 11 with three of the
unrtctte m1 Il‘u- floor and the fourth
Houdini: on the shouldrrs~ 111' 11111 lead- 1
.Publir. Might Have Wrong Impression
As To Price of Vaudeville But No?
the fourth member of the troupe:
Another occasion one of 1hr1
thro-xn l1i~l1 in the air comphtm
somersault ant ‘1‘1dcd on his pm‘tne'
head ll‘Flln'J, one hand Th:1 1.1:l'
~‘11as for front the circus 111111111 bu: 1.1-1;
circur. 111 or hoantu-i of any perm. menu I
so cleverly executed. With thi.~ .~hr \\ .1
today the Fox super feature. 'l‘hcda?
lllara' s “The l ure 0" Ambition will or,
offered This it: 1‘. seven reel pictme,
fiuttraction and without question the}
, , jgreatest starring 1-: ‘11icle of life; Burn. :
To get clean vaudeville _lq a‘wl'l‘herc will ho a p11 tsentation of 1'aude-’
counted as more than ordinarily sue-”.1119 and pictures at 2:15 and 7 and;
cessful man inement but 111 tins Showipictules only tonight at r. Three conr‘
the Palace offers. not ”1199 but five- plete shows of 1‘13ude1itle and ‘The'
high class acts and everyone is Cléan‘Lure of Ambition" will be giv 9“ Sat
enough to be played in a convent‘ urday
Ga3nell and Mack gave the show an;
advantagews 099““ “’m‘ a son-“5 DISCREDIT PORTUGAL RESOLU-
and dance numben Mack'ssteps helm; TlON STORY.
of the acrobatic variety. The act mov- ‘
pd swiftly [min the rise of the cur-
”.31'1 ,
z$l.10—-11‘l1icl1 of course it is not. tht1 -
frcgular prior-s. prevailing—hut; and
llh‘s is a far more important side of
l the capncin hounefi of ves-j
(lf‘ith'di
{1‘
i
O
.tho story
.
Itcrdm afteinoon and 11191 nieht err-rel
lnm‘ced to :1':per.~on that the bill was of
'tho dollar 1nd :1 half cali ire and won idi
'3131'11 been :1 bargain for three timcs
the Palace popular prices. To 29
three good arts out of fixc in tll|‘3:i
days of heavy demands on the pol“
formers is not considered a bad mor-
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11:11.
uONDON. March 4.~—Rumors or a
ll Till lfllllRlS
“MAYTIME”
tine cast. “Maytlma.
Youngs heshly inter-
set to music b1 Sig-
and replete with an
attractive musical
and clean comedny. will
- .3 lw Messrs. Slmbert at thl. -
' ~iel1'9 on Friday evening
l’.‘ :1 u
'1‘ ’11
.ll«(€
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:’(‘l'}-.
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reaches here\with tit-.-
lirlorsement of two years
10111. in Chicago its pop-
:nch as to make it a draw-
:ix months, whiie in, Bos-
ran for five 1116111115.
sucrose indicates that
basis for the claim that
» .1 theatrical offering of
2‘11 average 11' It
mi commendable dendri-
.. 1119 and treatment, from
11 musical comedy—and
llllti’di}. is the. reason
‘ rtrinnal vogue with ever!
i‘vment seeker. It is new
1 11;
he audience’s enjoyln
1: the story. 111 teasing.
tain and was more than Acceptable.
It was tolirwved by Dave Ahearn. a
; master monologlst and whistler, whose
’ablllty is of no mean proportions.
Ahearn was :1 hit, with‘ everyone at
iboth of resterdav‘ s ohows.’ The tea
ure act—and it is really tied for hon-
ors with the last number. Ned Norton' s
’ 30 in “From Quaker Town To Broad
wa1"is a spectacular piece of comedy
drama effort in two scenes , It £111
a mulesque on the successful and well
winemberod “Evn‘ywoman” introduc-
ing Loom-tie Ball :1 (‘,'.,li;1rluln ' Hula-Ti-
tan haired beauty who has starred in
a number of Broadway pt’oductinns as.
Miss Purity and Delbert E Benn.
equally and as favorably well known.
as The» Dotti. The action opens in a;
Quaker meeting house in Penmylvn- l d 2 Am 9111-.
ma 21115111101198 to a Broadway cabaret. .22: fighting: :33, in 13:13,“,
ed.N-orton who plays the role of the; epmba‘bly will be decided to»
Broadway sport is ‘a clean cut mung de'i‘hnends t132 maggfiwdeaizd to
American with ability to vicar clothes make public the contents of the note
a good singer and dancer. Six able no»;
or intimate the poettlon the President-
creases play the rematnin‘g‘rolee in}: ma taken on propose! contained
portant tomeptét iii-shinny 11.0113 111 the recent WW“ column!-
mendablo manner. The acting 15 pea- 1‘ -
feeling. 1‘ 738151138 are excelent and “USHENGBROWOG SMKE}
11198555131: vim WM um , , mm m WINTEB 9119111151111
3191- ~ ”mew met It _ , . ‘ ,
Ushment of a Soviet Government!
there, are not credited at the Portu-
guese Legatlon here. it is pointed out
that such reports generally come from
the Spanish frontier and are notori-
ously untrustworthy. Despatches from
Lisbon were receh ed today by the Le-
gntton, under date of last night, and
‘no mention of trouble was made.
MADRID, March 4—Travelers from
Portugal report firing at Lisbon.‘ izu
the interior here.
theft-o frontier state that bombs were:
thrown and shots were fired at a mill-l
miles north of Oporto.
WlLSON's REPLY 1N EUROPE.
‘WASHINGTON March 5.—~The re,
joinder of President Wilson to the
last note of the Franck and British
Premiers, on the Adriane- situation
was placed 011 the cables, last night.
brouxhtlthe au‘dlen' ee to their {01 t——— '
As To M ri :- e . ‘ t 3111‘ ~111nnln1r two man jun' 1" 11'. 111 th ,
Pvrhaps ”Hfm;:::;m: 32311111119111 floor to ll:(' :11t111ldor3 1. aw i 1.1 1",
:of tilt? Paint-.1 sliphcd a notch and E‘u'rc “.me m" mun :lit'oady ”NW 111th!" hi
11hr Public the impression mat admii‘. ”PM” backward somersauh ““3" i: .
§ , ‘ the air and landed (in the ghouldei . 1.3:
(Sion for this week's vaudovllle was
Foreign omce relative "to charges [11 e—
lei-red in an waffle" by Julie M“ es of nearly four hundred thousand
chell. prosecutor of the State of ‘Pueb- railroad workmen comprising maize
’and Oporto. according to announce- l3.
ment "“8 morning by the “mix” OE’b‘v the embassy during the ””3“?“ or Maintenance of Way Employee and
The reports fromju’m Jenkins one.
1111-; train near Vlano do Costello, 41 clan of W. Jenkins former consular “g, scale.
otllcer at Puebla. by the Mexiam Gov- finer; and “2 general chairmen re-
lemment. as an undesirable alien pro- presenting union moi! mm; for 133
bably will be followed 'by seizure 0! "gm, '91., in mfmnee. ,
his factoxy at Puebla and other pro- Ollie
99”th recent "9150’“ from Mexico ed the men need some relief against
‘City have indicated.
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$22.50 to $65
Tll/VAISTS
$5 to $29.50
$29.95] 16 8100
DRESSES
$19. 95 to $55
$2.95 to $16.95 _ "
MEXICO ‘ro EXPEL JENKINS. surprise r-mcials here. His exequater.
as consulnr agcnt of the United States
MEXICO CITY Marcl1-4.—--Vl'. O. “115 revafief' sum time ago, although
Jenkins. former United State Consular the state Department has not been
Agent 111 Puebla. whose permission to omcially advised of the action.
set in that capacity was recently
revolution in Portugal, with the estab—ihokoa
1‘. - The expulsion of Jenkins is likened
is to be expelled from Mexico by Mexiravis to the recent deportation
‘in consequence of his alleged dealings of Russmn radicals by the Ame‘t‘lcau
with rebels according" to insistent re Cgvemlpn: .
ports hem. ‘ W L
The- I'nited States cmbasfy nus WANT RELIEF FROM "
handed a new note to the Mexican HIGH LIVING COST
CHICAGO March 4. — Representativ-
which involve procedure followed hero of the United Brotherhood of
Railway Shep Laborers, met here to»
W ASHINGTON, March 4.—-E!pul~ day to @1501“ formulation of a m
_ Twenty-four, general of-
91’ the brotherhood: «letters
the high cost of 11m.w:111m Corn
Sending of Jenkins from the cane. flex Fomfelt, No” mm! mm
try, reported as most probable today or the St. Louis and. Southwestern
in a Boston Qty Well. would not w“; Bunch ot‘ tin-union uh the
men are underpaid. end. tired “I get-
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