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“MONEY
BARNES 85 LORRAIN
Comedy Skit ‘ ‘ Sidetracked ’ ’
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EVERY '
Directed By
“THUS MAN, FOR PAINTED
VICE, DOTH EVERYWOMAN
FORSAKE.”
Passion and wealth have failed
her in her fervent quest of love.
Yul he. pilgrimage leads thru
:1 gum city's pleasures. sensa-
iiuns and pain to that ultimate
happy hour for which EVERY-
WOMAN yearns.
Tl... nun 1,...
."r mm} of a mvely woman's
expevic-nces~—vivid, colorful. up
to «ho sonond~——lavishly staged
wni; the greatest cast ever
shown on the screen—~including
ONE HUNDRED OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE
WORLD.
AT THE THEATRES
PALACE TODAY
Ailcc Joyce ls Starred in Vitagraph's
“The Prey."
'liii5 might almost be called Vita-
"‘l»h week at the Palace. Todav and
' mmu'rnw Vitagraph's most slzccéiss‘ful
r-l-nm in inns-lbs wiu be presented.
mature r milled "The Prey" stars'
’i‘lii.
—‘-h loyce. than whom there is no
iii no capable or popular actress. The
T‘l"lllll7.llTIOn is a typical .Vitagmph
minimum—which means complete
and Hirnueh in every detail. As a
Theatre;
Complete Shows 2:15 and 7—Piotures Only 9:15
A sizzling syncopated musical comedy revue by Joseph Wald
& (lo—Dazzling Array of Costumes and Scenery—Cast of Eight
RENE STOREY in Song Smiles
“THE PHILMORES”
Sensational Wire Walkers
and and and‘and and and and
JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS 3
By Walter BroWne ' Scenario by Will u. Ritchey
(By Arrangement With Henry W. Savage)
one Night Only, Thursday,» sept. 16
OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS
OWEN DAVIS’ SPICY FARCE
“Marry the Poor Girl”
WITH A TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST INCLUDING
ISABEL LOWE , WILLIAM ROSELLE
BEATRICE NOYES “. ' 1 FRANK ALLWORTII
FRANCES MANN " " :. TEE ’ WILLIAM DAIVD
GERTRUDE MAITLAND 2* _ .-_. ; HOLBERT BROWN
NINTA BRISTOW . s. E: HAROLD DE seem
MAUD O’CONNOR s _; :21 STAPLETON RRNT
Following Its Engagement Here And In One Other City of the State—“Marry The Poor
Girl" Goes Directly to The Little Theatre, New York City for the Season. ‘
SEATS Now SELLING
PRICES—75 cts., $1,.$‘l.’50 and $2.
PHONE 1561.
y and Wednesday—:—-,—
IS MONEY”
MASON & BAILEY
The Last Word in Comedy
WOMAN
George Meltord
WITH
VIOLET name,
THEODORE ROBERTS
WANDA RAWLRY
Irving Cummings
Bebe Daniels
Monte Iilue _
Raymond fiaiien
Clara Horton
Margaret Loomis
Tully Marshall
Edythe Chapman
Charles Ogle
Mildred Reardon
High Class Broadway‘Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
—-Today at 2:15. 7 & 9:
Albert E. Smith Presents The
Vitagraph Triumps
story of hert throbs and yet with
bright bits for laughter
' “THE PREY” l
Starring
The accomplished and popular
A L I C E J 0 Y C E
Holmes Travelogue
Sunshine Comedy
—Tues:day—
Alice Joyce in
“T H E P R E Y”
-——AND--
Pathe News
Vitagranh Comedy
WEDNESDAY—'—
Dainty and Darling As Ever. ,
CORRINE GRIFFITH
—lN—
“BAB’S CANDIATE”
Gumps Cartoon
. Fox News
——Thurs.. Fri” Sat.—
With “Five Acts of Vaudeville
HOBART ENOSWORTH
The greatest pictrization ofvhis
career
“Below the Surf ace’?
Excels in thrills and realities “Be-
hind the Door.”
T
"Marry The Poor Girl” is a new
farce by Owen Davis
Morosco will present at the Regent
Theatre, Thursdav Setpember 15th.
While Mr. Davis has written many
of the biggest successes the American
stage has known, “Marry The Poor
lGirl" has unquestionably proved his
imost successiui effort as a writer or
ifarce. It was recently produced in
.Los Angeles where it scored a tre-
: mendous success and with a. cast that
“Mr. ‘Mnrosco has .provided for the
ipresentation here it should prove one
;ot the most popular attraction of the
}current season.
Those who will contribute their fun-
-making ability to the success of
t t
which Oliver l
puny played "Everywoman' at the Re
3 gent as the opening attraction for the
ithestre. The picture now comes as
an anniversary attraction nd is cer-
ltaln to get a great reception. .
I HOBART BOSWORTH FEATURE
,“B‘elow the Surface" Said to Surpass
; “Behind The Door"——Wi|l Play
1 With Vaudeville.
1 “Below the Surface." 11 Paramount
.feature starring Hobart Borworth of
“Behind The Door" fame, is said to
.surpass the last stirring production
i=by this star. Such leugx'anted as the
case and’Palace patrons of Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, this Week, are
n‘ory "The Prey" is one that cannotl‘Ma’T-v The Poor Gifl" are Isabel'due for something very line in the
T‘“ surpassed. Miss Joyce enacts the= Lowe, William Roselle, Frances Mun-:way of pictures. “Below The Surface"
lindini: role with a precision unusuaLlWilliam David, Beatrice 'NOyES. Frank establishes several news records for
She is supported by a capable cast
and thr- fe-lmre is excellent through-
out Pnlhe News and Holmes Trav—
i-loaue will .1”, presented and Sun-
:Jlln‘ and Vitagmph comedies on al-
li-rnrill- (lav; or the run. For Wednes.
day Vilngmph will star (‘orrine Grits
lv'h Ill “R‘lhfi' Candidate" 3. comedy
Il‘allll‘f'.
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MARRY THE GIRL -
Such is Hint of Owen Davis Comedy
. at Regent Thursday.
WTIJQ would you do and how would
‘mu :1qu if you were a young man of
ililllmgwillle age and disposition who
1-»Ilri'll-iilv wakened one morning by 3“
3““eg hostess to find that through
‘m influence of pre-July Hui-101' you
.mi armdenily—a'nd purely accidently
l'illidt‘l‘Pd your way into the bedroom
'f' the daughter of the hostess where
wuhid planted yourself in n morris
«ham and gone to sleep during the
“tenancy: of unlacing your shoe.
[urh a situation. serious but 34'
Tuilmlly extremely funny. is just What
:unfmnts an audience when the cur-
fin" mes up on “Marry The (Poor
«tnl and the complications'and 911‘
Walements which follow when a lot
of understanding gueSts “will" to
"Imam for’the young man, m
"7" hours and a halt tit-cousin“
laughter and fun of the m m
Allworth, Ninita Bristow, Gertrude
iMaitland, llalhert Brown. Harold de
gBecker. Stanleton Kent. Maude Hay-
1ward and others. The original com-
epany goes to New York following its
ifNorwalk engagement. Seats are now
selling. ’ '
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REGENT VAUDEVILLE
Another Great Show Is Presented For
First Three Days of the Week—
Everywornsn As Feature
Picture.
The Regent vaudeville show which
opens this afternoon for the first three
days of this week gives promise of
surpassing in popularity last week’s
delightful show. ‘tMOney is Money,”
a muscle! comedy revue with a cast
of eight will open the show. Barnes
and Lorrian will present a skit en,-
titled "Sidetracked." {Mason and
Bailey are vaudeville stars well
known and can be counted upOn.the
produce laughs aplenty. Rene Storey
in songs will be e strung semifinal
and The Philmores. sensational wire
walkers, will close the show. In con-
jnnction with the, vaudeville the pic-
ture’ offering unusual.
Lusty presents "Everywomsn
noted Walter Brown story that was
Jesse L. , school
“induced mm Songs as sl
accomplishements inpictures and is
far in advance of anything every pre-
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL,
(PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK)
A School for girls and for little boys’,
will open for the year 1920-21 on Wed-
nesday, September 22nd, at 9:01am.
Thorough Instruction by experienced
faculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary, Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offers College Preps.
ratory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty-one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course allows as electives:
3 Household Science, Economics,
iPsychology, History of Art, Language,
etc.
Small classes give opportunity for
individual instruction and develop-
ment of right method 0! study.
Commodious school rooms, large,
gymnasium, ample. and beautiful
around. after equipment for but men-
si and physical development.
Exceptional teachers ofwice, plane.
and-drawing on the faculty.
The Principals may he,” as the
Beatrice Noyes in Oliver Morelco's new force, “Harry The Poor Girl,” at
the Regent‘Theati-e, Thursday. Sept..
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vlously attempted. Not the least in-
teresting are the under water pictures
and a daring rescue from a disabled
and submerged submarine. The Pal-
ace will present live acts or vaude
ville with this feature. -
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
RESUMED.
16.. .Orlglnsl cast goes direct to New
5-... .-
Premier Mlllernnd. of France, and
Premier Giolittl, of Italy, resumed,
this morning, their conferences over
international questions begun here
yesterday. When the Premiers met
today. Count Bonin-Longare, the Ital-
ian Ambassador to France. and Ca-
mille Barrera the French Ambasssdsr
to luly, were present.
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