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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 9, 1920 · page 3

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REGENT

THURSDAY’ NIGHT, ' OCTOBER 14TH

 

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I ' Today
complete showi-zus. 5:45 and
‘ 9:15
The vaudeille show without a
rival, including“ ,
Willy Brothers
Innis Brothers
Ward, Band & Go.
Herman and Oliftui
label Fonda Troupe
and
Georges Carpentier's
Biggest Picture Offering

“The Wonder ’ Man”

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Theatre

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2 Stamp of Quality Will Stand Any
é Test .
LAST TIMES TODAY
i 2:15, 7.00 and 9:00
Relart Presents
ALICE BRADY.
In Elizabeth Robins Absorbing
Story

“A Dark Lantern”

A New Episode of the Universal
Serial Starring

Eddie Polo

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SUNDAY

An all wool success in pictures
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Harry Carey
in
“HUMAN STUF "
PAHE news

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The Second Episode of Fox's Serial
“BRIDE 13" _,
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Robertson Cole Presents

Clara Kimball Young

In
“THE SOUL OF RAFAEL"
OTHER BIG ATTRACTIONS

COMING

It": Capitol Theatre Photodramatlc
Sensation

PAULINE FREDERICK
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“MADAME X" .1431
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LOOK WHO’S HERE-
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COMPLETE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION ..

 

Clara Kimball Young.
“THE SOUL OF RAFAEL"

 
 

 

COMING
Paramount Super Feature
“THE SEA WOLF"

and
Alma Reuben: in I‘Humoreeque”

lday night, Oct. 14, in his latest and
mud to be his funniest music-at com-

'l'ily. “Ifook Who’s Here."
iurnishmg Mr. Lean with one of the
.ovst comedy roles of his career, ghe

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character oi Mr. Robert W. Holmes
is said to be replete with comedy of.
Vlhe compelling sort that. stones to"
keep the audience in a condition of Pd!" gave a 800d account 0f theme
I}:l;:::lillt;l smiles and laughter. )ll'.‘59'\'€?‘- A 30"! and dance WV“? “'35
k .. 'w i be remembered by- local offered by Ward, Rand & CO.. and
ttheatiegocrs as the star and coined. the art was very fine. A special
“all (It Bright Eyes." “The Man With scenic display addedr somewhat to
llhl'Il'i‘ “W983 “The Blue; Ptli';IIllse",this number. The lnnis Brothers
‘and many other Broadway 'Inusicai made their first appearance in sev-
ii’f?}lUt'lloll-‘l. . aural weeks at the Palace last night
ihe book 0 "Look “110.! Here" is“ and although one of live performers
and five scales and is is only out Of It hospital a week.
, Iandel and Edward l’aul- nothing in their presentation which
.ton m usic by Silvio Heiu. Among indicated such a fact. “'ith a live
“the y song hits are “Bubbles,"‘and snappy program of comedy in-
l‘fl‘he Turk Had The Right idea," “igcluding songs and variety numbers
know lend 'You Know.” “ I Wonder they delighted everyone. As the clos-
i'i’iilat bhes- Thinking of Now," lng feature the Palace presented the
.‘\\hen A Wife Gel's Fat." “There‘s W'illy Brothers already \Vintor tar-
EA Romeo For Ei’el'y Girl Than“! den favorites and (1UP to. go back
iknow." "i Love . uly,"“Love, Love. there for an engagement stnrtlnz
l'fovfi' “LOOK W s Here." ILove next week. in equilibristic perch
llNever Changes" and otheu. lnoveltien they presented ” DPTWl‘m'
l .The New York and Boston cast fance the like of which has never be-
iwdl appeanhere in support of Mindoro, been in this city and anyone
‘llt-an. _lt Includes Georgia Enipe)’.'whowlll sec-them must admit thatthey
;Julia Gifford, Sylvia lgeFrankle. \Val- lare without equals in daring and clev-
>ter Arnim_ Mario \illnnl, Stanley-erness. An audient‘e that will sit
SVK'arnI-r. William \Vheeler and manylwlthout a move through U19 last act
others.r'I‘he large chorus, composed lcertalnly must be given a good per-
!ot‘ noted stage beauties and attired§formance and this was the the test
in handsome gowns and gorgeous map Willy Brothers met and meas-
lcostumes. will be prominentlfeature'ured up to’iast night. The; feature
in the twenty tuneful musical hum-'plcturo was Georges Cm‘pentier's
hers.
icompany, which is eneroute from Bos~ clded hit.
stop ,to Philadelphia. Seats will be'come more mpular with each new
on sale Menday Oct. 11. fpicture. The complete vaudevilk
'show with the same picture will be

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Carpentier is due to he—

—-—-——- '9:15.
Willy and Innis Brothers Make Twoi
of The Best Attractions Yet Of-
fered In This City—Georges
Carpentler Feature A Hit.

 

REGENT TODAY

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Alice Brady Makes
ance Here in “A Dark Lantern"

. .. e . .. —N':w Eculle Polo Episode
Like the Rose of 1‘0 Mans Land l His bark was worse than his bite.

the Palace vaudeville tor the last two‘He ”9de a very grim and hrusque

days of this week is "Wonderful to .
see." it is without doubt the clas- individual ,Indeed, rather proud of his

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This is the only and Ol‘iglnal'“The \Vonder Man" and it made a tle-
offered again today at 2:15. Gzii and- ‘

‘Her Last Appear. 7

ability to say harsh and-uncomfort-,

sleet Show that has been given in the
city and large audiences: yesterday
afternoon and last evening expressed
their unqualified approval by round
after round of applause. The. Mabel
Fonda Troupe opened the show with
a club juggling novelty ‘that was very
good and proved a popular number.
Herman and Clifton in a comedy skit
rendered several pleasing vocal ae-
I‘legtlops and with interpolated‘com-

 

. the last time today with a new epi-

_gct‘een. but in
' “Human Stilt"

.tunity to see themselves on the

able things especlillly fond. apparent-
ly, Oi’ saying rude and cutting things
.to Katherine, who Wits as proud as,
she was lovely. How he hurt her
pride! Yet. young as she was. she
came at last to read the real ’klnd-
‘ness and tenderness beneath his rude-
manner. and then came her amazing
proposal to him. What did she pro-
pose? Not marriage. you may be‘
lsure. for she was pretty sure he hated
[the “'the institution. _But it was a.
proposal that took his breath away.
nnd will take yours away too. when
‘you see Alice Brady in "A'Dark Lana
tel-“n." a Realart picture which will
be shown at the- Regent. Theatre for

node 'Of Eddie Polo’s serial.
REGENT 's-UNDAY

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Feature “Human StW—Secmd
Episode of “Bridge 13" .7
Theatre oers seldom associate Bar...
ry Carey grim “Socil'ety Stuff" on the;
‘ his recent feature.I
in which he will be
seen at the Regent , Theatre tonlOr-
row night. with a new episode of
Fox’- serial “Bride 131’, he: appears;
in a ballroom, amid ”One of tho most
elaborate “settings" of its kind ever

produced on the screen. . ..
The ballroom scenes for Human
tut!” Were made at the height of the!
tourist season in Southern California.
Reeves Essen, the director. dropped
the hint to the manager of one of the

Harry ‘Carey to Star of Unlvensal!
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