TONIGHT ‘, .31" 3:15
GOOD SEATS ARE AVAILABLE
The Eminent Comedian
CECIL
‘ LEAN
In the Musical comedy
Hit of New York
and Boston
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DO NOT MISS THIS ONE
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. ‘ Production ,of the famous Jack
THE HOUSE OF 1” PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday.‘ Friday and Saturday
Five Brilliant Acts of Vaudeville
lneluding ‘
Biddy Wntkins sud m
‘ We .
Comedy Celebrities ‘
International Bits. .
No'velties Unsurpassed
sedge and Lowell
Rural Oddities
Funk Butler & Go.
in
“Why go” Buy Hm."
Ole-smote:
A miniature Musical
exceptional merit
revue of
and
Thursday and Friday
The Paramount Artcraft Super
London's
. “THE SEA WOLF”
This picture has no connection
with any other , ucticn~of the
same or a simil r name, and has
never- before appeared in Nov-waist
[IllifilJll HliliSES IN
ClflSEflNISIlES
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Bonnie Dell Driven by Ama-
teur Owner Wins 2:11
Trot After Four Heats
Steinert Series
of Five Concerts
By the W'orld’s Most Celebrated Artists :3
" at .POLI’s THEATRE J
on Sunday Afternoon at 3:15
Prices, $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50, for
the Entire Series .
’ NOW ON SALE AT 1’
M. Steillert 8: Sons (30., 915 Main St.
At Popular
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MADANF LOUISE
HOMER
NOVEMBER 7th
New “Y ork Philhar-
monic" Orchestra
America's .First and One of the '
“'orld's Greatest
tos and her daughter
Miss Loni” Homer, Jr.
Soprano .
IN A JOINT CONCERT
JOSEF STRANSKY. Director
YOLANDO NERO..Piano Soloist -
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JANUARY 9th '
ANNA CASE
«:0me end Artist Supreme
and '
DEOEHBEB 26th.
MARY. GARDEN.
The Biggest Attraction in the
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WM“ Jacques Thibaud
Our Mary—the Superb The famous French Violinist.
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? GABRIELLA 'BESANZONI
1 The Sensatimnl Contralto .
5 From the Metropolitan and Chicago Opera ogupsnles
assisted by‘
REINHOLD WAHLICH, Baritone
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The Picture W?! ”I. VIII-f. Tm ‘W
oneness.
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LEXINGTON. K\'.. Uct. 14.~——'l’hc
Ashlnnd Stakes (or 2:11 trpttl-rs. the
feature of yesterday‘s Grand ('ircult
program. was won by lonlnv hell.
llrilen by his amateur Oil-ller.'Tllotn-
as G. Hinds. after four stiff heats in
which the differeut‘l'rotte'rs had taken
records of 2:05 or better, The first
the Second to Tootsie Toise in 2:04
1—: in om~ of the closest linlslu-s of
the meeting. and Arion McKinney
lie-at King “hits in a tight finish in
2:05. In the fourth heat. llu. race all
of the heat winners. Bonnie Dell
managed to ourfinlsh A’rion McKinney
in 2:08 l~l.
The 2:09 pace was a hotter race.
Jay Brook ,look the opening heat in
2:03 l-4 from Captain Mack. but the
former (‘alifornin racer was beau-n in
the Ill'Vl two.
in the place or the two-year—old
trot. which had but two to go. tl 2:07
rtrol was L'l\t‘il with four starters.
This rnci- wont to Hnru-st Tide. lull.
not until after lhrv‘e heats. l’hlan
Brook»; winning the second heat.
AT walnuts
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.(‘ccil Iran (‘ompnny At
Tonight.
Cecil Leon. who will appear at the
Regent Theatre this evening. In "Look
\Vho‘s Here." which has just recently
completed a run of several months in
New York at the Forty-fourth. Street
Theatre. is one of the most popular
comedians of the American stage. He
has made a tremendous hit in his Ia—
tes} musicaLcomedy. The supporting
company is excellent; comprising
Georgia Empy. Julia Gifford. Sylvia
De Frankie. Clarke Bistern. “’aiter Ar-
uim. Mario Villano. “‘llllaul “'heeler.
[ti-2cm
It tells a most amusing story of the
family life f a. brilliant author who
wrote the ‘ ost fervent love stories
but who had no “:1er show his af-
fection for his young ind pl‘etty wife.
or course it meant trouble for him
and the complications which nrlse- in
is family affairs form‘s ground work'
I comedy in which Mr. Dean‘s talents
tel v sparkle . The play besides its
up] did company on roofing com-
edy element. is filled th catchy mel-
odies Among the song hits are “Cub-
bles." ”The Bell Hop Blues." "The
Turk Had The Right Ides." "I Know
and You Know." "There’s A Romeo
N x nqthLWanVnherefil ‘ Niioo
For Every Girl. I Know." etc. There
is the usual attractive Cecil Lean
chorus of‘pretty girls. beautiful coo-
tumes. superb orchg-trntions and neo-
nic. environment. There are still
1
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good seats nvnllnble.
I Pmél} 'romur
Vuldcvflc [Ill
[duo-ism sows use.
Presented in Pictures.
The Palace Thatre will offer n new
vaudeville bill for the but three dn
of the'week beginning with this after-
wolr'u
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be them show: today sud malt
2:15 and] with plan“! only__nt 0:15
both. evenings. On “my there
will be three oomplett shows o! 2:15.
ems and $215. the morons- mil-cg
is arranged with special W:
for the children of the city sud with:
Ll‘he' you few flecks has been very
Mum. . or .
nos won-nor hummus. "
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.Frmi Kelly. ‘me shims-3s».
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hm: went to nonnie Dell in 2:04 l-l. ‘
Stanley Warner and William Howard}
noon's matinee. As nuns! there will
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Members of the Clevelsnr'
: mun Leave tor Various
l Parts of the Qountry to
Engage in Busmees
CLEVELANI l. 0.. Oct. 1 4.~;—Mem
her- of the champion Cleveland hose-
ibull club began to dunno today and
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by tonight most of them will be en
route to their homes in various parts
of the country. At least seven expect
lto winter hero.
1 "Bill“ 'anbegnltss and George
ll’hll- are residents of Cleveland. El-
'mel- Smith and Jack Grunt-y usually
.spenrl most of thr- ofi-scason .here.
:"lloc" Johnston has taken over anbil-
lllurd room here for the winter. and
'su-w O'Neill and Hay (‘uldweil ex-
pect to enter the automobile trade.
Manager Tris Speaker. after u week
,flslllng in ('nnada with Puncher lies
Xunamakcr and other friends. will re-
turn to look after his business inter-
ests. Nunamnker will rejoin him in
Hubbard. Texas. The two will hunt
and fish for several weeks on the Gulf
of Mexico. ‘
Stanley (tovoleskl‘? after a brief Visit
to his home in Shamoirin. Pa.. will
,ioln Outlieldcr Joe Wood on a hunt—
ing trip. \Vood will spend the winter
felling trees. hunting and fishing in
New Jersey.
Jim Rugby returns to his business
:in Augusta. (Eu. l
{ hurry Gardner is going back to!
,Enosburg, i‘a.. when- hc has a big
igaruge and repair shop. Charlie Jam- l
Heson will sell groceries Paterson.
lN. J.. and Dr. Joe Evans resume
’his work in a St. Innis Hospital. In-
; fielder Harry Luntc also“ lie-turns to St;
1min.
(.‘hrster Thomas will go to 1.0!! An-
:elps. where he expects to be connect-
ed with a mminx [viclurv company.
George [luv-us returns to his home in
d’hiladelphn. and Joe Sen-ell to Tus-
caloaa. ARL. where he will complete
his criticize education.
Guy Morton will winter at Vernon.
Aim: “'nlter Nails on the Pacific
coast. and l'itcher Bob Clark in New-
port. Pa.
REGENT TUMOR R0\\'.
Frederick “1“ Star In
X" “11.9!- Mall:- W
Pauli-u-
“Mndanw
Run At The (‘ .
The Remy“ tomorrow and Saturday
will present Pauline Frederick In
"Madame .\" This was a big success
it n prkented at the Capitol in New
Y k cit). mu promises to draw large
house-s in Norwnlk.
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NOT .\I.ID\\‘ED TO PLAY.
Gillil-ZNVILLE. S (3.. not. H ~—
llaving, been n-fused the use of the
South Atlantic Lcucue l'nrh. Joe
Jackson and lt-fly “'illialns. suspend-
rd Filicago “'llilc Sox players. ylstEr—
day were denied the privilege of play-
ing ill the cotton nril til-ks. when
Jackson formerly rformed with
Brandon Mills team before breaking
into professlnnul hast~l.all.
A series of threw galll‘! “as pro-
posed hy friends of flu- erstwhile ('hl-
capo stars. and the lineup also was to
include. besides Jackson and
llama. “'altcr Bantam. of the Pitts-
hurtzh Nationals: Bull‘mgrr .or bouts—
nlle. and other leaguevs who are here
now.
GLASS OF nus
CI£ANS KIDNEVS
" you Back hurts or Bladder bathe".
you, drink lots of water. I
When Your kidneys hurt and your
back teele sore. don't get sated end
proceed to loud your stomach with
a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urtnaw trsct.
Keep your kidneys sclenn like you
keep your bowels clean. by flushing
(can with 1 mild. harmless salts}
w‘h removes [the body's urlnousl
wastflmd stimulate them to thelrl
nonnal activity. The function of the
kidneys will act line. This lemons
hours they strain from it 500 grams
of acid and waste. so we can resdlly
understand the vital importance of
keeping the kidneys active. ‘
Drink lots of wete on cunt
drink too much: else get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of Jsd<
Suits; take 3' ublcspoonful in a gloss
water before . breakfast ench
morning for s few days sud your
kidneys wit lect Inc. This [smells
salts ll nuclei from thine“! of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with “this.
and his born used for eel-entices to
clean end -stimulnte cloned kidneys:
nice to neutralize the acids~ in urine
so it no leaner is 3 source .of irrita-
tion. thus ending bladder wenkness.
13¢ gem is inemnslve: cumot in-
. makes s delkbt'“‘ c'ewescrnt
mull-vale:- drink ,wlllcll everyone
should tske now end then to keep
clean and active. Tr!
3:3” ‘ a; .p the water mung.
you will wonder whnt
and no doubt
beam of you
when
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