“not of All Betasconian Mekdmms
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Tilt. Betasco’s Original Production andwééy
Tiger Rose Company
WiTH ITS THRILUNGLY
GRIPPING STORY OF
" Thursdav Evening
" Mae Marsh
_ “The Racing Strain”w
Comedy. News Views.
Fridav Evening _
Goldwyn Presents the Picture Imp,
Mabel Normand
win-
“Sis Hookin's”
Saturday
MATINEE and EVENING:
The Noted Screed Actor,
Bruce McRae
Win—
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“Vigilantes”
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E outh Passmn
Pied Blooded—True at It: Highest ‘
Rivaling Nature fn Charm’and (Beauty?)
NGTICE! '
:rfm David Belasco. the world’s greatest olaY— .
.3111 s at THE REGENT. Fridav night. Ma}7
l R R01». R." without doubt the most absorb-
tthat has visited this citv this
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mg dramatic (*1 out
SCZl‘il‘l.
You all l'muembel‘ his David ‘VVarfield in “The
\.l'l(l313l'l“m- "Dark Rosaleen.” “Daddies.” etc.. each
imd ;.c1\ one a metropolitan treat that stand in
cl ics- alone. "TIGER ROSE” calls you as the rare
{311'1‘ll11l21mo Offl'l‘infl of the season.
Pl—IONE 1501.3
Souls Are Now Selling.
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.3. ROGERS PRODUCING oo. ‘
Presents _ . ,
'2'; l‘: C‘ '1 CAL MUSICAL REVUE
lClNDY
At The . I
Theatre
“Hill DAY. MAY 20
' llzll f:- iii'oduction at" o P. M. 3
1 Your Seats Now!
‘9? ' Orchestra 75::
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3: '1 '1 {‘1‘ 11-11 Seas in the House 50c .3
‘ l ider the Auspices 1 ‘
11:;1. :1 {‘his s's Norwalk High School '
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. -» 2'1. .1 met spectacular scenic offering ever staged
;. N111. 1.1.13: or vicinity.
1'? misc has been sold out for the evening and holders
”fed to make matinee reservations at once.
4R EGENT
1 Theatre
1' trictly High Class Motion chtures
'11' Entertainment
- 2". 03's- ; With Special Music All Per,
‘ { vformances
Thursdas. Friday.- Satur- l "' ,
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(lav % Saturdav
Selznick Presents
Constance Talmadze
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“Who Cares”
Other Specials.
1...: am of Vaudeville
lures llycludmg
321(k Levy
His 81 niolionv Girls
.. , . .. \‘vn'imillc ANS
"\J 331 ‘11?" Next Sundayr
U9 roster The Slar of Them All
iiiiike and Lee 1‘03:an
., s . l :s .11. (1 Dances ._.
Tllno“ Brothers “The Heart of Texas
. .' 3"“ ”1" Ryan”
31.1mm :nion ___,_
Y 3 our danglevs - .
*3 artists 00ml“!
“Male and Female” ‘J
AT THE THEATRES
“TIGER ROSE"
Too .1. ~ l..me~ ..l Corbett
3‘1 "The Prin
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mug X.” Ave
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Only at 9:15
.i‘ridax and Saturday '
Willi];
1cm). BARA ;
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a. t :r‘ of Human ;Novel Effects Are Obtained In Show
5: "“ M08: Lavish 3 Here Friday.
3. 1'18 Screen and i Evervone w 0 has ever been in the
1') massive and {woods remem are the smell of the pine
‘. 3 _ lneedles, and it is perhaps this one
S:::».;_.._p SALO‘IE” Jthlng that grips one, more than any
“Stilts‘ion at 9: 15 Fri-
E- I 11“
9 9 Without Vaudeville
Pgfllll (111 \0 Advance 111
Hoes for This Magnifi-
cent Snectacle
3 the truetonature things that “get." the
'audiences attending David Belasco' 5
production of Willard Mack’s melodra-
ma of the Canadian Northwest, “Tiger
fRose, ” which .will the at the Regent Fri-s
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mean Osts Vllth a backyard Pei-ted ,
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”Tiger M"
T e' last scene
tr
North’Land, and Mr.
to infinite pains to have the stage ll: I
orally cox ered with pine needles.
the playeis walk over them. grindingl
them beneath their feet, their pungent;
odor is waited into the auditorium and
or 9 long
j are in the theatre and feel as it they}
Law in the forse t deep themselves and‘
' part olstho xeiitablo action 01 1h 1 May
itself
5 Man"
'A” is no: 11 sri'inl.
llncular Thai-n.
1w‘nich (:vom'ilnlely eclipses eVm‘r simil-l
'm' attempt
other in the great out—doors. One of ‘
day night is the smell of the pine that ,
is waned out from over the tootlighrs. “'
Belas; :0 has gone:
AS,
the .' udiences forget that they' ,
Seats me now S llin'g.
PALAZE TODAY
Jack Levy and Symphony Girls Head
Bill Of Five All Star Acts.
Jack Levy and his tSynmhony Girls
head .1 bill of five all star acts of vand—
evllle at the Palace Theatre openin:
l“ eek end enegua ement today.
l fox" 1m:
This of-
be praised . too hiehlv
and \orwaik theatre goers will find
it. entirely to their liking. “'ith plemv
of pen and tuneful numbexs that will
C'lllllOt
.1119 as spring tonic the. act is certain to
please. Noel Lcstm'. the vmietv boy
is presenting a unique prozi‘am these
dam and is one of vaudeville‘s fore-f
most comedians. Burke and L((‘ “ill:
be offei ed in comcdv with some sing
ing. chatter and dancinz. The lnnes
Brothers late stars of “Flo Flo" and
exceptional entertainers are takiuz a
turn for :1 time in \audm 1m1 and have
been booked for the Palace this week.3
This attraction is our of :he ordinary.
The Four JausleyS, well known rislov
artists will close the show.
(Corbett who has proven quite as much
of an actor as he (lid :1 star of the raging
arena in other days will be featured in
“The Prim-e ol Avenue A" today. ' For,
bolt has scorn.- of admirers: in T‘Im'wall-z.
many of whom followed his "Misiuisit'
serial. “The Prim‘o ol' Avenur
but 111'. its '“
:ul‘l‘S
Cor’bell is' able to 11' c1 on! him
i‘i‘ifl
. in
Nuc‘h a '11 mom as- to maiiC‘ inr one: 10
new heaxts. ,
PALACE FRIDAY
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Theda Bara Stars in Fox Super Feature
Presentation cf‘ Salome“ ——
Vaudeville.
“Salome"—‘llle picture
'l‘hl‘cln ‘ ""1_ [he \vut‘lrl: 51'
Mayor of human emotions. in the 11161::
s-cns'uliunni role that 1111.: grur l'enn «11v.
on to woman? The prudigalil)‘. :lie
boumlloss resources of 1William Fox.
.‘-lu§11-"ndmisl
a“. e; g} ‘1'.
:lnmlsn r6121 l::'.ish hand illlu this (in.
(111111 prelim-mm supreme. The :m‘gu-
mis- snlmmo: of :he east, the pomp rum
1101\01‘ of a n i"lil_1' military kin ‘ 1m.
sat-red S'Wl‘l 1" mu the Bible, in! aruos
of o profl'wim court am‘bitiov.. l-vr:
jealousy and over everything the {invi-
fyinr: influ‘m'e rf John the Bambi“;
noble Soci'al'n c fm'3'1 grout cause» 1.“
these have lwrn woven imo this spec
l'h'n super pmiiul’iion
zit scenic accomplishment.
5The production 033 “Su‘hmie” fairly
gtlirohs will: drnnialil' 011is'ul9.«'. abo
sorbing action and awe insntxin'z swan-
les. Based on the works of Josephus
lmost famous: lzi:;xori:m'of antiqui'v, it
invill not only appeal to srlmlars and
:smdonts of the Bible ”mt will thrill ex:
:91‘3' man or woman who is moved by
{miehty wagonnts iilaLmifii'eni stag-e
.‘pictui es 9'1 eul passions. crust rims and
.prreat eiwent's in human li.‘e .Thus is
{announced ilie Pal aco feature picture
for Friday and Saturda} and it will be
offeied with no advance in prices, in
connection \xith fixe acts of brilliant
vaudeville. .
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_ mostly because they please
everybody—seven the finicky;
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(lay “ill have the 11mm :11 All of Elihu
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Keys, and “Melts Head Her'etofozo
Elihu has privately taken out candi-
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W'AlTlNG FOR SUGAR TO- DROP.
NI“? YORK. Ma) 3‘ll——"1'ne \‘ation
311.1 Pres e1 vers and Fruit P1 “ducts; As-
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1 its members will tav out of the sugar
iriiatket until the pm? of Sugar comes1
:uuw i1. ll‘um its present high lexel. The}
= association claims to repiesent 85 per
of the manufacmrers of the
“ho make jams jellies and
preserves.
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CHlHlf-AHU A CITY Mex. .. Ma} 19
HSSCCI ATE!) PRESS“ .mJuan Rico,
secretary of the Mexican Labor Partv
today received the [011011 111g telegram
’fi om the Department of Information
and Propaganda in Mexico City:
"General de la Torre. of the Carran-
za. forces, today surr endei ed to Genera'
G'nadaioupe Sanchez near San M urcos,
Puebla. General Carlos 10311119., Car-
ranza commander at Matamoros Tam-
aullpas, went over to the revolution
with l 300 cavalry .
,3 “The Supreme Court justices who
'fled with Carranza 3and returned heie
; recently, held court today and were to
3 choose a chief justice.
“Last night a treasury rain capgured
by the re‘i'olutionists returned to 'be- ,
ico City with twenty million pesos in
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MURD3ER SUSPECT GIVEN LlBERTY
'HOBOK-EN, N. J,, Ma; .2(,_.._w511-..g arraigned on a charge of murder.
Schlagel: Youngstown \\‘3ll€l‘_ 1111'oug-ht.
here from Ohio in connection wllh the
slavinz of Fritz 'RuECkort. wealthy met-
al manufacturer, was discharged 1),
street,- t011101“‘iOV\ 113161110011.
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32898~That Wonderful Kid Frail?
Madrid (Sung by Al Jolson)
2909~Lazy Mississippi (Sung 113;
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ZSGS—When My Baby Smiles of
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.. 15 cents
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In“ your old cars to the Ba ‘19-.
’11 into Wrecking 05-. 1319
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gold. The special trains of Carranza
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General Elias Canes says conditions 3
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