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JACK PICKFORD'
in
E MAN WHO
HAD EVERYTHING”
See the big side splitting
ATTY ARBUCKL ”
COMEDY
Sunday Night Only
special Arrangement of the
' , K. C. Co. ,
l N O’WAR WINS”
'ls not a movie with a heroine
beat the grim reaper, the stark
yone else .but it Is ’
HE RAGE OF THE AGE"
s beaten. Nothing
res.
and
E MARRIAGE OF
A Dramatic Production
FANTOMAS
A NEW EPISODE
TWO REEL COMEDY
PARA MAGAZINE
MONDAY
l I OROTHY DALTON
' in
l ROMANTIC
REEL coMEov
TUESDAY
JUEL CARMEN
in
“SILVER LINING"
INE COMEDY
Coming
E WONDERFUL CHANCE"
TOM MOORE «
OFFICER 666
:Evening of February 10
LIN AND GLEE CLUBS
66 Entertainers
y es South Norwalk Baptls
', Church Choral ”Union
E BUTCHER BOY"
isor. Canada. when Sir Barton
like it In
ing on the famous racer's neck
' ing by fast as well as slow
-tion pictures the big event at
. WILLIAM ASHE"
ADVENTURE”
PATHE News
TRAVELOGUE
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Saturday
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by the foreign elements, who are wineI
drinkers. that the price of grapes is
higher than ever before.”
. Last season grape prices reached
top mark about $200 a ton. it was
MUSICAL MAI
' and '
A Production That Presents a
Problem that Makes Unscrambl-
ing Eggs Easy said.
. and in 1914 about 835 a. ton. :
OWEN _ MOORE W. 0. Johnson of Geneva. 0.. presi-
. lll , client of the organization said the
“ x s ortage of cars last season caused
THE CHICKEN IN. ” great loss to the growers. because
THE CAS [large quantities of fresh fruit were al-
lowed to spoil due to inability to ship.
sunday Night Only
By Special Arrangement of the
K. 0. 'Company'
~ “MAN O’WAR WINS”
This is not a movie with the heroine
riding on'she famous racer’s neck
to beat the grim reaper. the
stor, or anyone else— but it Is
“THE RACE OF THE AGE"
. CORRUGATED Tm
It Kept Chicago Travellers Guessing
Througlmt'l‘helr Trip. ~ i
“Did you have a. good time on your
trip?” asked the Woodiawn man sper-
functorily the first time he met his
friend from Hyde Park for some
weeks. I
“The scenery was fine." admitted
its first article that the imandatory
nation (Great Britain) shall have ah
the powers inhe t in the govern-
ment of a love
to the ,text of the draft printed by
In 1919 they were 380 8- ton'lho Jewish Chronicle here today. -
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_ MUST START CARS TUESDAY
ALBANY. N. Y., Feb. (1—1119, Unit-
ed Tractiion company was directed
today to resume operation of
street car lines in Albany. Troy and
surrounding cities not later than next
'iuesday morning in an order handed
down by the Publiic Service can;-
mission.
The lines o! the Traction company
in these cities have been tied up by
a strike of the employee since
Saturday morning. the men walking I
but in protest against a proposed
wage reductlion.
.All Slice in Weed Chains _
Work guaranteed or money refunded
Royal Auto Ptg. ' Co.
South Kain Street
Opposite Wilson’s Bat Shop
I... South Nor-walk, Conn.
High Class Work a Specialty
11 state. according
its
I“ JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
in :3:
GOEBEN’S
the Hyde Park man. “and it I could
have kept my mind‘;on that all would
have been well. even tho'ugh I never
could make lmogene remember whe-
ther it was when we were going down
or coming back that we were to step
at Montreal. 6. topic which for some
strange reason appeared to interest
'her to the exclusion of nearly every-
thing else. But I was so distracted
by Imogene's wrist watch that I only
Showing by:faat as well as slow
‘ motion pictures the big event at
Win'dsor, Canada when Sir. Bar-
torl was beaten. Nothing like it
in pictures , ‘
and
“THE MARRIAGE OF
WILLIAM ASHE"
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WHY GARRY THE GOODS
when our machine calls for it.
The Latest Model Tailor ’ ‘ .
glanced at the trip itself between
drinks as it were."
"What was the trouble with stick- .
-ing to your own timepim?" inquired
A Dramatic Production
SPECIAL COMEDY—4’0): NEWS
MONDAY the Woodlawn man. "I didn’t know
A play that has every power of that any sane person ever tried to ,
appegl travel by a. woman’s wrist watch.’
“I have a perfectly good watch out
of pawn," stated the Hyde Park man.
“and from start to finish it registered
Chicago time. but Imogene insisted
on changing hers according to the lo.-
calitl'.
“When she got to Buffalo just be-
fore the boat docked. she said she
wanted me to tell her at what hour
to set her watch. 'She said. of course.
she knew that eastern statidard time4
was one hour ahead of ours—or was
it one hounjater? And did they have
daylight saving in Buffalo. and ifi‘they
did. whiclr‘way did the extra hour go
—-—wa.s it added or subtracted?
"I will admit that. it being then
JUEL CARMEN
' in
“SILVER. LINING”
,TRAVELOGUE ,
SUNSHINE comsov
TUESDAY
‘The om Standby
.- DOROTHY DALTON
in '1’
"TI-IE ROMANTIC
ADVENTURE"
COMEDY PATHE NEWS srao by my watch. I absent mlndedly
. set Imogene's at 7:30 instead of 9:30.:
WEDNESDAY as I should have done. She was com-
,pletcly satisfied until I found that the
car to Niagara. was leavihg on Buffalo
sun-time. which was Just three hours
later than her watch and as she'had
just started to do her hair and the car
wouldn't wait it had to shuffle along
without us.
"Whenever we reached a. new town
we had to hold a family consultation
with our watches in the seats of hon-
or. First. did they have daylight
saving in this town. or not? And. if
_ they didn't how could one tell what
time the boats left if they were run-
ning on daylight saving schedule
when there w~~"' - And. if only
GEORGE MELFORD’S -‘
“BEHOLDMY WIFE"
And Say Boys!
Before you decide your wife’s all
wrong, find out if maybe she' Isn’t
all right. The wty'l. See
BEN TURPIN
in
Mack Sennett’s
“MARRIED LIFE"
Next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
TODAY
MR.WU
and
.7 he Fourth Episode of
7’ : E WHIRLWIND”
.‘ e Celebrated Stage Success
PALACE TODAY.
sy Alongside 01 “int Owen
Moore Did in “The Chicken
in The Case."
i
en Moore and ‘tThe Chicken
Case."
bination on view at the
e. so Mr. and Mrs. Screen Fan,
- have smiles to smile. prepare
le them then.
9 of screen characters. and it
"guest thing he has ever done.‘
«he story. by Victor Heel-man.
es lo delude his-aunt. whole a
“'3' Acquired wife.” ‘Wliat hall
or it. Will
ious lone
Try To Unscramble Eggs? It’s
That will be the comedy
Palace
atre today with flveacts of vaude-
o his latest Selznick Picture‘Mr.
ore has been provided with an-
er of his well-known and exclusive
pliesied that his role of Steve Per-
15 will be long remembered as the .
alcht comedy verging into farce.
d the hero is a. young man who
8 financial guardian. into believing
' has married "and. settled down.
heroes he is merely single and try:
2: to get enough mgney to settle up.
' carry out the deception he enlists'
a aid or his pal, Percy Jones. from ,the Regent—raises presentation of the.
out he persuadesfile ”loan"ot- Mummies pictures 0! thermal: Wu“!
‘in
if
t0.
ls,
loo1
I would set my watch correctly _ in-
stead of having to add on or subtract
whenever I wanted to know what time
it was. it would so case her hen-es.
People just 9-: smart as I was did
make awful mistakes in adding and TL
would serve me right to miss a boat
down the St. Lawrence. with all our
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Pickford. reservations paid for and everything!
—"—_ “I never did dare let “mt woman
Having everything '0'“ wants know about the time I idok a little
doesnt insure mental happiness. stroll on shore when we had docked
Ottimes a surfelt of good things in
life brings longing and discontent.
Mark Bullway, millionaire. stacked
his son Harry up against just this
sort of proposition. But Mark had an
object. The muttered curse of a blind
man atruciE by the touring car in
which Mark and his son rode inspired
him. “I hope the young m n will get
everything he wants." sai the blind
man. And Mark Bullway. seeing the
light. decided to slcken his son or
worldly pleasures by giving him
everything. 'How well the scheme
worked is portrayed admirably in the
Goldwyn picture. “The Man Who Had
Everything." with Jack Pickford in
the leading role will play at the Re-
gent Theatre tbday and a 2‘recl com-
edy Fatty Arbuckle in “The Butcher
Boy." ‘
MAN O'WAR PICTURE
Presented At new] Theatre? Tomor-
row Night With “The Mar-
riage of \vmiam Asche.
- hour earlier than I has calculated by
for an hour and returning betimes
had to make the boat in a hair rais-
ing leap for life just as it pulled out.
It doesn't do to let woman get the
uppper hand. ever. '
Then. too. her watch always runs
twelve minutes slow. so we had to
allow for that. and sometimes it would
an hour of its own accord-”and she
always insisted on believing it’was
absolutely right.
"I had to honor her a little anoi-
the time whe I routed her out. pro~
testing at da ’n to get dressed and
breakfasted in order to catch a 7:20
train. and told her what I thought of
her when we missed it and were tasti-
rubbing on to the 9 o‘clock train. only
to find on reaching the depot that i
had made a slight error. it being one
our watches and that the 7:20 was
just pulling out and we might haveI
caught it easily. . ‘
"I never did know what time it was
in‘ New York although that really is
one place on earth where time is no-
The Regent and Palace ' manage-
ment shows consistently such excel-
lent discrimination in the selection of
photo plays for its Sunday bills that
compared to the remainder lot» the
program. Tomorrow night. however.
a. new! picture of unparalleled inter,
the shade.
It is "The Race of the Age." a mar-
event in which Man 0' War trounced
Sir Barton. king of the Canadian turf.
The race. which coming on the day of
the last game: of theworid‘s series
and of the, Carpentier-Levinsky fight,
yielded to neither of them injts hold
on the American and Canadianwubiic;
“m then on b bettcrgie‘cflbed in"
on than in words, milliliters is and!!!“
pajama metal- m;
an of the world. was one or the
grétest sporting events or time. and.
does tull'msuce'eo the molest.
The photography is splendid and
the specifiers so get the same
thalidtlisfitw who ”ck."
idle a. rare thing for a news picture.
to be of more than incidental interestl
at u allth est r l”.
c p ts e r 0: the one I?“ nidrive landing us at the station much
‘»too early—only it turned out to be not
velous reproduction of the great turfIt°°
., {the fro... ‘
gligible and when we reached wash-
ington any one who said daylight sav-
ing to me needed to have his accident
insurance well paid up. Taking
paper. three lead penfiis. *profanity
and parting forever with Imogene.
"We caught the train home merely
because our taxi broke down on a
early according to-the trains-
and the entire way back to Chicago
was spent figuring what time to set
Imogene'a watch. now that; it must be
changed an hour- later—or was it
earlier? *And had I allowed tor day-’
light saving! Otherwsei‘ we had, a!
nice trip!" ' _ , ‘ ’
"It sounds ”though It might have
muff .. admitted the Woodlawn man
cautiously. "Next time. travel ,nrith,
an alarm clock that you can throw at,
the wall 'and park your watches-at
speed up a bit and keep time or skip ‘
m
HAVE IT. '
F. M. CULLEN
"run noose or an. vet-rises"
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“When you're gone, i won‘t forget."
FEUARY HITS ‘
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_ ., ,_ , . t gent tactile? some was! with; ~ , _ ‘ , "’Tis an Trish Girl I love and she’s Just like you.“ McGorIIMIk. No.
. , 5/ . 7 ireoev see “all: 7m"? xmowmma”, HEAR il’HE FEIRUARV Vim-on am. A delighml saturatzhoiney, love song.
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’ The Pa ace ‘ ‘ « . .‘ , . , ~ ; Popular song treated with the suns artistic finish as a big soa- \
. ._ altered its services &a mediator. It . cert number .
’ ; is asserted Ru ‘ )has requested: 7 .- ‘ , ' . " >
THRTE TIMES TODAY _ , ' figfiVIegiGovtel-uxnb to. lend dele- i The Hamilton Shop I . , u mmw‘v 30“”
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“There's a Vacant Chair at Home, Sweet Home."
Real sentimaat is the keynote at these numbers.
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For February
Arc llcre ready for your approval. We .shall be
any or all Whenever it suits your convenience. . .
or send for {he illustrated booklet describing
hear them today,
them. Here are a few:
64925—'Tis an lrish',Girl I Love and She's Just Like
“SZHove Nest, Violin
lflOS-‘When You're Gone I Won‘t Forget
There's a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home, Charles Harrison
laws—Pm a Lonesorlie Little Raindrop
Eve Bo Who's on the Level
For ry y Victor Roberts and Harmonizers ngrtet
Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet
18710—Broadway Rose
Mother's Lullaby
18711—Uncle Josh in a Cafeteria
Uncle Josh and the Honey Bees
’18712—0h Gee! Say Gee! You ought to See My Gee Gee from
the Fiji isle
My Home Town Is a
to Your Home.
One Horse Towijarch Song).
Victor Roberts and Harmonizers Quartet
glad to play
Come in and
You ‘
John Hegel-mack '
F fit: Knlsler
Peerless Quartet
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Victor Roberts
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sterling Trio
Cal Stewart
Cal Stewart
Billy Murray
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’ sees in the taste: did there is pleasure in the eating.
18713—Twelfth Street Rag—Fox Trot All Star Trio I
Dotty Dimples—One Step All star Trio
18714—Tlp Top—~Medley Fox Trot Six Brown Brothers
If a Wish Could Make It So—Medley Fox Trot
Six Brown lrothere
18715—lf You Could Care—Medley Waltz
. Joseph c. Smith's Orchestra
Joseph c. Smith's Orchestra 2
into—lily Isle of Golden Dreams, Waltz. Blue and White Marimba iand 2
Let the Rest of the World ,0 By—Waltz Hawaiian Guitars -
1B717—Margie—Medley. Fox Trot , Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Paleteena—Fox Trot Original Dixieland Jazz Band
35704—Just Snap Your Fingers at Care, Darling-Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador‘lOrchestra
Caresses—l'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop—Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra
Happy—One step
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