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Goldwyn Presents the Picture Imp.
Mabel Normand
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Walter Hagen. open golf champion
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1best on thelr own links in the open
'golt championship tournament of
Great Britain over the Deal links next
month;
3 . Close to. half a million dollars will
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.of the United States will not lack for abroad. 1156 Kimball.
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4 to L with Harry Verdun, Ray Herd,
Duncan Taylor and Jim Barnes, anoth-
or entry from the United States quot-
ed all theWhyfrom 6 101001219 1.
Hagen will sail to: England tumor?
hinge 0 his winning or losing. A‘sma row on the Hauxetonias He could nol
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BY Audiences-
5'9’731 Feature Acts,
‘selected by him for its unfolding. Life,
Four J ansleys
The Season's Notable Offering‘
of Entertainers .
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ATTRACTION THAT NOR-
YEN THIS YEAR—THE WILLIAM
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LEA BARA '
.1- NO ADVANCE PRICES
7 ONT Y TONIGHT AT 9:15
113 (m in “The. Harv-est Moon."
01 her Specials
by scores of
enough in
warmly greeted
. frimuls. but be has variety
1the entertainment line to make him
populzu even if he was lacking in
111 ighborhood acquaintances. lnnéss
‘Brothers 31.10 lvale lately been with
“‘l’lo Flo" are amour.r vaudevilles top
notchers. Their act. was a decided
hit and the applause which was given
'was evidence enough. of the-complete
‘npproral. Burke and Lee closed the
show with comedy. songs. and dances
'an act. of plenty of fun and pop by car
‘ pable performers.
' The vaudeville presentation today
and tomorrow has in addition to its
oun melit the special additional fea,
ture of being offered in connection
; with the Fox master piece Theda 139.13
11 “Salome." Nothing’so massive, awe
inspiring or costly has been done in
'pictures in :1 long time. But William
Fox has an accomplishment of which
,hc can be proud in this Theda Barn
eratuxe. The management will offer
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lthe entiie show at the customary pric-
395. There will be a special Showing of
31110 B313 DiCtUIe tonight at 9 o “clock
’ TIGER ROSE '
Belasco Melodrama At Regent Theatre
3 . Tonight. 1
3 David Belasc05 picturesquely excit-
ing (llama of suspense and love
gent Theatre tonight at 8:15. This
dramatic tumor? of that wizard of
stage mystrcs lrfis scored suCCess for
metropolis and remained six months in
the mid-v. est cosmopolitan center, Chi
cago It is making its first tour through
other. cities, and «Mr. Belasco its pro-
tion and a cast that has been especially
a".ome Today
1. 1'< presenting l
3111- 111.1 three days!
. . ':‘; 1. (loss by itseil'
,»~;' .-.»1. 111111 previous
' "f \‘ hile many fine!
1 «1 this season
especially high
.16» 1111138 days’ en-
. of all of these-
. g...-_1z.r._-: girls were the
:- presentation was
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lbs effects intr0'3
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ulcbiated r1319?
1‘ e 1)} storm at. the
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Ki; .111. 50,1} LéSter
all 1:11.“. Nomalk,’
:ic-lz opened yes-1 -
strings. with a primeval forest and the
1391ch stage‘cratt furnishing the set-
ting. Some good seats are still avail—
able.
REVOLUTIONARY
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tion proved the truth of his stoi‘y and
three mines were unearthed.
Cmanza was absolutely fearless-
during the heaviest lighting,
1 all leadiugzhls m
z of their per-to m - "
‘ fire on Mr.
“Tiger .
Rose, " is to hold the boards or the Re:
over a season and a halt in the eastern ‘
dimer. prormses us his original produc 7 ‘
love and youth, play upon the heart
.onrk entirely.
1 this disease though for about 15 years
Westport Drug
Mr D1113}, muo‘r
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Saturday 5‘
MATINEE. and EVENING.
The Noted Screen Actor,
Bruce McRae
———in—-—- ‘
“Vigilantes” .
.Carranza‘s chief lieutenants, had two
horses shot under him. I
After the government 11-00115 had
cleared Rinconada of their opponents.
the picsidential train proceeded to
San Andres where heavier bodies of
revolutionists were encountered and
fighting was resumed. Here Cmmnza
again took personal charge of his
men, too generals, Millan and Tmres,
being killed during attacks on the
loyal troops’ pbsitiofis.
The second day of the San Andres
fight Mr Durrell and some other Am-
ericans who were with the Carranza
forces received permission from Car-
ranza to leave the train and try to
push ahead in an automobile Thev:
had gone only a short distance ‘
lever before bullets and Siells began:
lfalling about them and they were?
forced to turn back.‘ ‘
1tumed 10 the Carranza lines, they saw .
the president, his remaining generals"
and some loyal troops. motR’lg inelr;
horses, preparatory to escaping 211103
the rough country near San ADGF35.!
Revolutionary troops continued to1
Burrell's car and finally
he and his companions surrendered
They were taken before General Cert
ers, who gave them safe conduct to‘
the (last. One of the part3 was 1V
A. Body British woe-consul to Vera
C1uz.‘.Mr lDurrell left him at l’ueulaa
with the understanding he would pro 3
coed to Vela Cruz the next day .
During the battle at Rinconada a
military cadet drew the fire of revo—V
lulionary soldiers against the car in
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which Mr Durrell and his
“ere xiding He fired at a squad of
insurgents and when the latter 1-6 "
{plied with a lousy. the ca
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orally riddled with' bullets. 1.31.915 m
cadet. has killed whi le firing from
car ulndow
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HOYT’S TODAY 1
AGoIdwyn Release
Mable Normand who is one of the
best known Golds yn plaxers and
whose most 1ecent success 11-3 “Jinx,"
is staued today at Hoyts Theatre in a
new Goldwsn feature S15 Hopkins."
This vehicle is especiallg. suited to the
agility of Miss Nonnand and her 901»:
trayal is splendid There will be other
features in connection “1111.1115 picture:
today. ‘
MIDLETOWN LEGIONS CHARTER;
REVOKE’D: ‘
MIDDLETOWN. May . 21 .—Wor.l
came to the officem or Middletouni
Post of the American Legion {011113.
of approval by the National Head
quarters of the action of the ('f‘ onneczi '1
cut State Headquarters in revoking its:
charter. The Middletown Lt gion has
not acted upon the matter It was un
derstood that. nonpayment of dues to;
The controversy has been condumod:
claimed that the Middletown Post 1 .1
jected to supporting the State body 115- '
cause of certain expenditures 0;;
funds. “
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Mr. E. H..Dunn.\of 210Lam-
son Street, New Haven,
Says Bad Case of Rheuma-,
tism Was "Entirely Roller-1
ed by CINOT .
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. MR. E. H. DUNN
“To say that I have suffered is put
ting it mildly," said Mr. Dunn "Some
time since I became almost crippled 7
from rheumatism and had to give up
I had sufi'ered from
and this total inability came on me
I ' I was at my wit’s end whot~to do,
SOLDIER SAVED . I had tried so many ways to get “£1115.
. CARRANZA’S LIFElbut a friend of mine who had taken ' ' ’
CINOT advised me to try that remedy, .
4 and I am mighty thankful I did, as it
has put me back on my feel; and. I can
able to work without an ache or a
pain. CINOT is the greatest blood
purifier that I had ever heard of.”
genus-ho has an abiding faith in last Tuesday, as he nominally planned.
YOU‘RE JUST FUZZY mm TROUBmS—EE, WUAT?
You know it—"—your wife and family know it also—so light 111)
a cigar and bring the whole family down to '
' FLOWERLAND ,
ST. JOHN’S MASONIC TEMPLE. Berkeley St._ 7
Admission 15 cents
We’ll make you happy, for this is a regular fair Food and
fun, talent and laughter, useeble articles displayed in 8 won-
derful booths . .
Dancing and Refreshments and Everything!
’3 / Special Things foruthe Children-
YOU AND YOUR WHOLE FAMILY—TONIGHT
m
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V'her. they re-. .
bino. one. of the insurgent command- "
Mable Normand Stars in “Sis dopkinflg
the State body was the basis of action 1
by correspondence thus far and it is"
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