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THURSDAY.
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Nell Martin Marie Carrol
Carolyn Arnold Rapley Holmes
Gamile Lyons
Mary Mead
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Theodora Laroquor
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Margaret Dale
Ivan Simpson ‘
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JULY 29TH
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Milton Presents
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COMPOSERS OF THE DAY ."
, —— NEW YORK SUN
man, woman and child should hear SOUSA AND
N. INSPIRATION
...—.—
HIS WONDERFUL BAND. Sousa belongs to America and
he has been the dominating figure in band and military music
for thirty years or more. He
is our own Sousa and we are
justified in taking pride in the knowledge that along certain
musical lines he has achieved
more than anyone else in the
world—Chicago Musical Leader.
SEAT SALE. WEDNESDAY.
JULY 28TH—-.—10 :30 A. M.
.MATINEE ..
EVENING .
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REGENT TODAY
Kathryn Adams and All Star Cast all he has-written six plays, among!
Will Play Metro's Pretentation
of the Famous Drury Lane
Special “Best of Luck."
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Cecil Raleigh, Henry Hamilton. and
‘Arthur Collins, collaborators in writ:
ing and producing “The Best of Luck.”
picturized with an all-star cast by
Soreen Clasics, Inc., and showing
today at the Regent Theatre. made
the Theatre Royal, Drury we. fain-
Oue the world over for brilliant and
elaborately produced melodramas. .
Hamilton and Raleigh were coauth-
ors of a number of well-known'méell‘o- H. In it _ in
dramas besides ,“Tbe Best of Lu Vinewj'l‘homas . ee».tp otoplay ' ,,
Among them were “The Sins of Scale-elevate}; - I'Damthy‘ _ Dalton :15 at the red .ognliee-,u)uer,;lfiller’
ty." “The Whip” and Sealed 01119115.".
bet or original dramas produced at
3111-7 lame. . Woven actor
afield.
‘Im the non
. His first play was produced at the
Prince's Theatre in Manchester. In
gthem “The White Heather” and “The
Great Ruby." He adapted five plays,
besides collaborating in writing
twelve. “The Counterplot" a comedy
Eis on today's ‘blll.
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Dorothy Daltor Is At lbier Best in
x . Louis, Joseph Vance Novel “The
2 Dark Mirror” Presented By.
' Paramount-Arteraft
Vividly‘ contrasting .scenes are a
.teature of “The Dark Mirror," the
Tahoe Theatre;toda ._ W
yew-21": nuns " ”
' Theatre 7 -
High Class Motion Pictures—Au
mented Orchestra Every
periormance
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“Today——
The Drury Lane Play Wonderful
Screen Classics Presents
KATHRYN ADAMS ‘ '
And An All Star Cast In
Paramount Presents
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_~. Carroll. Minnie mores. Margaret Dale;
Rapley Holmes. James. , Gleason Ivan
' and a score of attractiseffl‘
.,
{shows that this year » there: lore-r»
dreadnoughts > and 1,9 prod
newts. examine . .
against 23 predreadnoncnls
including“l.he . gon- class. . . “a,
me battleships 'sted as availahle inl‘
1910 are now considered obsolete.
Ten years ago the navy destroyer
forceconsisted of’abont 38 vessels. in‘
cluding i7 torpedo boats even then
precficnllnohsoletc: "This your Ad-
mirals Wilson and Rodman command.
destroyer forces aggregating more»
than 29% vessels. with over we more
in reserve or under construction. In
1910 16 submarines were (‘3.‘T5é‘d 0'".
. cast will ' ncludesfiamflardy,MatIe
iS‘Empsorfi. Nell Maxim. norm- i“
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i-Seau; {or/thin attraction “will goes
ldlrect to the Bijou'in New York are
[now selling. ‘ :
fillilltfil uni: ;
sauna will
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the active list of the narv. This yea-v
nearly it!“ 03' the submersibies are at-
fill F ill PANAMA
YVASHING TON. July
inched In the two dents. with about 75
2mm“ und orconslmction. _ ,
27.——The3 The cruiser strength 01 the new:
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fzreatest concentration of sea powar
,in the history of the American Navy
Twill result from the junction of the
“The Best of Luck”
“The Counternlot”
; Officials of the Navy Department
' . ;sar the proopsed mobilization will in
Marguente Clark ino sense result in “grand" maneuvers.
-—lN-' , ilNo effort will be made to concentrate
’ “N‘IRS n ,all of the nation’s naval strength and
E RIARJORIE ionlv ships regularly in commission
with trained crews will participate.
The exercises and drills will he sim-
§nle and mainly of a competitive na-
Jure. including unofficial athletic com-
.neliltons between representatives of
Paramount Presents
A 'reorranized Atlantic and Pacific
Comedy fleet: of? the I’aeifin coast next Jan-
Holmes Travelogue, Mary. under plans now being prepared
by naval operations; The great naval
‘ spectacle probably Will be staged {xv
—Wednesday—-a ‘the vicinity of the Gulf of Panama.
has shown little chance in the new
fen yr-ars. In 1910 the backbone n“
the cruiser iorre Was :hr- "his eich‘” .
”mare"! (.7115:ch rmvr redwood 9n sitar
.hy H3" loss 01' the San Diegn an“! lhr
Memphis. No lizht cruisers of import
l,
nor:- have been launched in the lost .
decade.
in Americnn'naval strength in the
past 10 years has hem in auxiliary
,vessels. Both the All-antic and Pool-
fie fleets now have well organized and
comoleie “trains" of hosoita'l' ships
supply boats, repair vessels .I'efriser-
sling ships. ammunition and fuel
shine. in addition to motor patrol ves»
sels. submarine Chasers, mine sweet)—
ors an mine layers. mnvofled yachts.
submarine and deslrnver fenders and
troop transports. nractically undream-
, One of the most slrilsine Inpl‘flf‘l‘leS ‘
I Electric Coflee Grinder
I‘Motorcyele
1 1914 Touring Body for Ford
1 R. C. H. Motor
1 Grey 8.: Davis SclLstarter
,Laro Tension Magnetoo with
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Gasoline Tanks, 5&20 gallons
Prest—o-lighl: and Air Tank!
. New and Second-hand Ford
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“1‘ 95*- uomsn’s TEN DAY
Something New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
—Today-—
A popular star in one of her best
Sunshine Comedy
——Wednesda.v—
“THE HONEY BEE”
Starring
~ Ewill be senior officer of the combined
. E The maneuvers will be unique in:
DOROTHY DALTON imam‘ respects. chiefly in that they? THIRSTY 2
—"N— 7 , infill afford the firsthactual-Anobiliza-
- ‘ 99 ‘tic-n of the bulk of t 2 new merican‘s
‘THE DARK MIRROR {Navy Before the war the forces:
Pathe News {were always more or less scattered;
”the. two fleets and of individual ships. 20:} m a decade ago
CLEARANCE 'SALE WILL
The main object of the mobilization;
iwill be to give officers and men an
;opportunity to compare notes and
"imeei for a few weeks of goodnatured
lrivalry,
3 Admiral Henry B. Vinson. com-
amandmuln‘chietof the Atlantic fleet;
Cletus: Masher. B A.. a eraduato of
the Holy Cross college todztv started
.iu his new capaci'v as a salesman in
the confectionery Ile'mrt bent of the
C. E. Slauson company.
gloves. with Admiral Hugh Rodman.‘
:cbici of the Pacific fleet, second in:
geommand. l
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land a shortage or several types of yes i
‘sels. particularly of destroyers, subv;
lmarines, light cruisers, aerial force;
land fleet auxiliaries: made it impossible g
no concentrate a well-rounded out .‘
:fieet. although the majorrportion of;
Him battleship force met each winter;
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. here on Saturday matinee and night *ornerin tubes: nine-inch armor. pm-
.. goes no further than to instruct young
Miss Dalton
itire and drills. ~.
l' During the war the shortage in
imosl types of small vessels. notably
tdestroyers and submarines. was over
meme. but the entire fleet was novel
imobilized due to the use of practical‘
ilV all lieht craft in the war zone. the
KID MCCOY
As George Carpentier in a picturi.
zation of Samuel Merwin's
“best seller" and
The last episode of Juanita Han-
sen’s wild animal serial .
“THE LOST CITY”
lo! the battleship force was on duty
:abroad much of the time. ,
tated “shooting" episodes in the km The January maneuvers will 89*» a
‘ urious homes of the idle rich and on"?w mark in Ami’l'iflm naval progress.
the famous Bowery of New York_€For the first time in the history of the
Scenes in which Miss Dalton is the.
exquisitely gowned debutante follow
in rapid surccsfion those where she
appears as the rugged belle of the
Chinatown gang. abundance. together with
W‘houirdoscplrfince’ymuhfi‘ his”? asahmtmnglh available for a similar
“The Dark Mirror." forms the basis‘imd a fullv ”“1“de out fleet "f auxil-
of this intensely interesting plCtul‘CJlal-y vessels. The, total number M
Huntley Gordon is the leading man.
and the film was directed by Charles
Giblyn. It is ‘a Paramount Artcraft
feal'jre. 'The program also includes
a Sunshine comedy and Pathe News.
supported by a reasonably adequate
number or destroyers: and other light
craft, Submarines: will be available in
lawn-s but it is probable that Admiral
.VVilson will command at least 300 yen?
sols of all le)l?S. ' ' V ‘
W‘“"‘ Tha mosl modern of drondnou’hts
SOUSA COM'NG {to participate in the maneuvers gwill
ibu- tho great Tennessee. The last
nmrd in naval construction. lhis great
{floating fortress displaces 22 000 tons.
{carries 1? fourteen-inch trims and is
.m-onelled by electric turbines. The
fi‘entnesjoo is attached to the Atlantic
. , op. sister shi . the {‘a if "
and he has certamly done more {Orrohablywill not in? mmmmsa'ifime
educate the great masses in musxcuo jam Admiral Rodman'g force before
than any other living man. Sousa’snhp ,npneuvprs ‘ ,
band music is different from other! A comparison flflho shics'awilahle
band music because lSousa‘s insiru-Irar war: winter's m~nnuvpl~e with "1°
mentation is more elaborate than that my“ “mag”, h'll’ilahln {mfg similar
of any other band, and his resourcesmornmrminm ll.“ Von”; 5m; afford=§
for producing effects are much more'snrm striking'rnnhlagle. Jafiqan. 1 i
elaborate than is usual With Eithermm. lhe latest battleship in the nary
bands or orchestras. This. together was the New Wamnshire. authori-mrl
with the unequalled excellence of the'by (Tonal-one in 1904. onnslrtjnllnn
individual players" is a reason Why started in 190.1 and cnmmptpd in long i
there is so much enthusiasm and 911- A comparison of the New Hampshire 1
loyment at a Sousa concert. AnotlIer,=and the Tennessee follows: ' ‘ ,
land the main reason is. that the per— .. Hampshire: Length 450 feet.
sonality or Sousa himself so doml-,breadlii. 76 foot: draft. 21" fent‘ dis:
notes the performances of the band placement. 17.700 tons.“ Speed- 13
that the results are meyond compo"I 'lmOts: main battery“. 4 Iwnyepkmh
son, and-makes the Sousa Style 111- Elms and 9 eightdnch: secondary bar-
imita‘ble. Sousa and his band will be tery, '12 three-inch: four submerqed
Noted Composer Will Bring Hie Famed
Band To Norwalk For Programs
4“ The Regent Saturday
The name of Lient. Commander
John Philip Sousa is a household word
in every part of the civilized wdrld.
at the 'Regent Theatre. Seats will be belied by triple exnansicn steam erg--
sale at 10:30 tomorrow glues developing 18.000 hnrsepowgr-
crew, 1.250. includinc mpt'in9g_ '
Tennessee: (1920) Length. 600
feet: breadth. 97 feet: draft. 31 feet:
displacement. 32.300 tons: speed (con
tract) 21 knots: main battery. 12 four-
teen-inch guns: secondary battery. 14‘
. five-inch guns: two submerged torpe-
Charm is the great essential for a do tubes: propelled by electric tur-
woman as Barrie Long since declaredblnes developing 28.500 horsepower,
"and now comes Alice Duer Miller 'w‘thicrew. 1.600 men. including marines.
the idea of educating the sex in this]? Eighteen single calibre sun - shins
potent snare for the weaker male-'classed' as dreadnoughls will be avail-
Just to prove that charm is all that able for the January maneuvers that
lie needed and the lovely woman With were not completed in 1910. They
placed on
morning.
“THE CHARM SCHOOL!“
...—...
Sam Hardy Leads Cast in Comedy
rAt Regent Thursday Night. '
lat Guantanamo. Cuba. for target pracn
:dplail of cruisers to escort duty and.
Slim fact that a considerable portion‘
new have the ballleshin fleet will be:
sufficient .
,vessels to participate will depend on».
the procress of recruitinz. as many‘
ships are in reserve now for lack ofg
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Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 1%
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lthls attraction can eclipse all com'lhave a combined displacement of 445..
itos in “The'Charm lSchoolf, the come-'0: 112 {031199343311 zone, 80 “valves,
ldy’ which comes to the Regent Thea- 223 fiveqnch and 23 three’inch;
Thursday night July 29th. Show A comparison of total battleship
Ithat they are perfectly capable of forces available in 1920 with 1910
turning out a wholly delightful even- -
lng’s entertainmenton t‘llxislsubjegahti 'L'NWAW’J'W‘SWW‘IT
‘ Described as a brilliant ltt ecom y . in. inner ,u ”a
of. adolescent love “The Charm "mi“ “rm“? gwImiodaI-f‘fmm $3
School” relates the story 0!; a chap "El’gegnggga .Wl'l "I: m “ituwfiumfiml‘ms
who "looks like a Greek God inherit- egg-gs 'namOdmsl Immlaaamm'."q"nm fl 1“,.
log a girl’s boarding school and at: 3mg; "3" , an»! a:-
tempting to run' it according to his 1
own ideas. His educational program _
owns 15;? 3m «1' a; mi 'mn‘
morph-:21 mourn-salmon at
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.Goodboalth is impossible when the
kidneys are weak; overworked or dis-
eased. When theytail to filter out of
the bled the poisons ”(impurities
that cause sorerswollen muscles and
lladies in the social “graces and_.that
illusive but absolute necessity, charm.
"It is a tale possessed of that same
stench o! , irrepressible youth that
marked Miss Miller’sxother story.
I“Come on! of the Kitchen." The same
.wit sparkles through the/dilogue. and
there is the anticipated whimsical
turn or situation and keen etching of prompt mi '3de “tonic" giro
'petitors. Miss Miller and Robert Mil-1000 Ions anda combined sun power '
, That’s why people who have tried-
. ' them wamzing, heave a sigh of re-
joints. backache or rheumatic pains. '
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He will tell you this is a good
place in every respect.
best place to get cars repaired.
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lief when they try Van Dyk’s Teas
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