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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 30, 1920 · page 3

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how_ horrible your troubles pile up
that things are not any worse.

.There' I always something to be glad about: See”. $2?

MARY PICKFORD

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REGENT THEATRE

“P OLLYAN‘NA’”

Tomorrow and Friday

Three Shows-4—2:15-7E-97

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Special Musical Program

Mat. 25c, Eve. 30c, including wai- tax

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all last winter in How Yoga
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IVY WARD
The Child Wondm- Takes A
Prominent Part

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which is at the Palace today. shows

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The novel on which this “1351511113?
«Special is based was written by a
'Pittsbtirg lawyer~Henry Russell Mll-

 

outs of marriage problems it 1:
member of the legal clan at a
Mr. Miller is also the? author 0;
such popular books as “His Riset
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[The most recent of his published nov-

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WE STILL HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF

THOSE $55 and $65 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
SUITS AT $42.50.

ROGERS 6f STEVENS

NORWALK. TwoStores.‘

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e1 is “The House of Toys,",I which the

iAmerican Film Company purchased
for its all-star feature. with Seem
'Owen, Pell Trenton. Helen Jerome Ed-
dy and George Hernandez in the big
parts. The eleventh episode of “The
Lost Ctly" will also be played.

 

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"‘The False Road." at Regent Today
Cal: Star in Unique Role.

The last few pictures made by mm
Bennett have demonstrated the pretty
Star’s versatility. In “What Every
woman In “Stepping Out" she play.
woman. In “Stepping Oct" she play-
ed the hard- working wife of a young
penny— proof! clerk. "The False Road."
fshowing fit the Regent Theatre today.
casts her as a pretty girbcrook, mem-
ber of a New York gang of "slick arti-

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“THE LION’S JAW”
11th Episode ”of Seliz’s ‘
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‘THE HOUSE OF TOYS:

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THE FALSE ROAD 5

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THURSDAY .

Paramount Presents

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OTHER SPECIALS

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News
games advertisements etc.
:reach the olfice e1 publication on Sun

TODAY AT 2:15. 7 and 9
ENID BENNETT in
, “THE ‘ FALSE ROAD”

Thursday and Friday
.Tthlad Play!
MARY PICKFORD

 

in

POLLYANNA‘

From‘the story andiplay of the
same name.
—-a wonderful entertainment

mm—

FOURTH “or JULY SENTINEL.

Not a picture merely

 

The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Monday, July 5th
iwhich -will be observed as Indepeud-i
baseball!

items,
should'

' male role.

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leased, after serving a two year term.
and is amazed when he tells her that
‘he intends to go straight. After some
exciting adventures she too sees "the
light, and they are- made happy to-
'gether.

Lloyd Hughes plays the leadinx
Fred Nlblo directed the
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production for Paramount 'Artcr‘afl f"

:1 release.

“TN”,

POLLYANNA

Corsets for Stout Figures Our Specialty.
WE FEATURE THE WELL-KNOWN

N emo Corsets

also \

Rengo Belt corsets

, For stout figures. in the newest and most un-
to-date models. Every Corset fitted to your indivi-
ual figure by

MME. JEANNETTE
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Even .Mary .Pickford .can .Fake ".A
Spanking For The Camera Man.
For the first time in her life, Mary
uPlckford. film star. who appears in
,“Pollyanna” at the Regent tomorrow
and Friday. reCently received a good:
sound spanking. It was one or the
old- fashioned kind. administered with
the palm of the hand while the vic-
tim rested across the knee in a re-
clinlng position. ,-
Miss Pickford was spanked, mat an
a. child might be. because she had
acted naughty. The punishment was
administered by Katherine Griffith, a
screen actress on Miss Plckford’s
stage at the stttdio where she works
.n Los Angeles.

“I dont know when I ever had to
do anything that hurt. me as m‘fich as
that did," said Mrs. Griffith, when the

lclmstlsement was over.

 

 

Walter Damrosch, following the
‘sailing of the Symphony Drohestra for
New York on board the Olympic last
Friday, was to go with Mrs. Dam~
resch to Paris there to attend the
wedding of ”their daughter, Mrs Gret-
chen Blaine -.~Damrosch to Thomas

 

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This season ’8 bathing caps are in brighter hues and more
artistically decorated than everr

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matfiand'flicents. '

Plain head- bands with plaited tops, trimmed With daixier ‘L

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Plain tight fittmgidiving caps, 25 and 49 cents.
’ ART KRAFT LUNOEEON SETS

Manydesignsinhandtinted-notprinted. ~
Mayberubbedoll‘withdampcloth.

saves table linen and laundry expense.
Art-Kraft Sets for small children, confining of bib and

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newspapers. $150 for 100 lbs.
of magzines.

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