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ZZ- AN’S SON”
Sunday Night
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Amateur Devil”
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Saturday
Friday, and
TODAY
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WHIRLWIND”
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SOME BUDS 7 i
L The Musical Quintette
Closing This Week's Show
SEE THEM—HEAR THEM
BE HAPPY
VANDYKE and DEVLIN 5
The two biggest scream creators
That Have Ever Hit Town
THREE OTHER BIG ACTS
and
TODAY
A fascinating. inlligorating drama at
the snow and ice-clad hills—
“THE LAW OF 1
4 THE YUKON’"
SATURDAY
. MAHQEN HAIILON \ -
in
'"THE TRUANT HUSBAND"
SUNDAY
BRYANT WASHBURN
—Almost 'nuf said—
in i
The Best Comedy Vehicles .
“THE AMATEUR DEVIL’ ’ i
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. 7 COMING
The Crowning Picture Achieve; l
ment of the year! . . l
.“THE FURNACE” I
Agnes Ayres, Theodore Roberts,
Milton Silk, Helen Dunbar and
Others
lots of pcp to the. show which makes
it at once popular but throughout it
is kept clean and one that will satisfy
'the most particular. The. Five Musi-_
cal Buds closing the bill is an not
worthy of special mention as one of;
the most musical offerings that hasl
been in Nomalk. The young ladies
are able musicians and give a. program
of selections. that was popular with
everybody. The setting is very pretty
land the act went over big at both
lshows. Van Dyke and Devlin were a.
scream from the start to the finish
and were vertiable comedy volcanoes.
Ronm and Perry appeared in a song
and dance number with Mr. Bonny
pl oviding piano accompaniment.
This act is also rated as one of the
pIcttiest on the stage and is well done.
I amp and Naples in Italian character,
c0mcd3 pleased with their chatter ‘illld
songs. The Juggling llisles opening:
the show had :I “'liil‘l‘-“ll‘l(l act that;
sent the bill on: to :1 3cr3' good start.
Today's picture will he one. of the ap-
pcnling nmthcrh productions. beauti—
i‘lIliv madc. "The I ow oi the Yukon"
is well prodnncrl and is certain to
makc a hit. Tomorrow \la‘hlon Han-
_lon.-Wili .“c slum-ed in “The 'l‘IuruIt’
Husband" m: 'he pictuIc attraction‘
“ith \audc3'.illc
“CALL THIS ’DOCTOR"
Scat Sale Indicates Big House Monday?
Night
‘ David Bolasco will present “Call the
Large-
llines than most In
libald. at the Regent Theatre.
Monday evening. March 7. immediate.-
l3r following its engagement at the
Empire Theatre. New York. The seatl
isale opening indicates a very
house for this play.
l Little is being divulged in advance L
concerning “Can the Doctor}? except .
that it 13' said to be lilting diflerent
rn comedies‘and
«to be essentially human 5;. ever-2v r‘e—
‘long
Iundcr
big .-
by
lmotog-t‘ including Philip «net-hale.
Wilmm‘ltorris John Moos-y. Jone:
new“: Charlotte Walker.
HG” Fania. Murlno'i't. Mrs. W
Wise, Barbara. Milton, Rea Mn.
Call 1501.
REGENT TODAY
Last Showing 0!- Basil King’s Muster
Picture Effort “Earthbound”
Wyndham Standing. who is cast. in
the. role of Nicholas Desbdrougb. in
“Earthbound." the remarkable Gold-
"3“ "lay. which plays
Theatre for its last three shows at
2:15 '1 and 9 today. was born and ed.
ucntcd in London. England. His first
stage experience was as a baritone in
the comic opera “Chimes of Norman-
d3.“ He played in many of Oscar
Wilde' s plays and with Henry Irving
in “Dante" :Ind “Becket. " and .toured
“uglnnd with Mr. and Nils. Kendall
Standing started in pictures in 1908.
‘in England. , 3 .
JL'DGF‘ LANDIS .ASKS T0
./ Sl ‘lo
\"ill llaxc 'Notliing to Say l'lltil “c
Finds Ont “'hnt' Committee
\‘ns Told.
March 4.——.l udgc Kelle-
yesterday
CYIICAGU.
saw M.‘ Lnudis
impeachment proceedings threatened
against him in the House of Repre—
sentatives until he had received ofl‘i-
'ci:1l word of what the House commit-
tcc‘ had been told.
“I have asked the committee to
send mc :1 copy of the charges. evi—
dcncc. arguments and leOl‘l. it‘ their
Iules pelmit me to lune this informa-
tion. " llc said.
“Until i know what the committee
was told I shall ha3c. nothing what-
e3er to say.’
The. jurist indicated that his atti-
tude‘on the ultimate outcome of the
controversy over his acceptance of the
post of National Baseball Com‘l‘flla-
.sloncr had not changed since his do-
claration on the subject at St. Louis
before the Mibsourl Bar Association.
last. December. In that address he
said: '
"I realize that men may disagree
respecting .u Feds-ml Judge being also
a baseball commissioner. The Consti-
tution provides a way to get rid of a
judicial officer; that is. by impeach-
ment. But this is u very cumbersome
process. and .it does not accord with
my idea at all for :1 1Federal judge to
avail himself of this shield.
“For my own part. and speaking to
you gcnllcmcn with all dcliberution. I
‘say that if cillwi‘ House of Congress
should pass (1 resolution hostile to my
present situation. m3 resignation im-
Incliiulch 33 ould go to “ushington "
DIAILS CLOSED TO SI{I:Y \KS.
l’osl-oilicc Prollihits Handling of
Hides ['Ildcr Ally Circumstances
an animal which has
black-hailed from social
rcccivcd another setback
The skunk,
been
gatherings.
[today when the post-oificc department
announced that skunk hides cannot
any circumstances be sent
through the mails. The polc~cat is
now an outcast without a friend.
The order prohibiting the shipment
of skunk skins by mail. is contained
in a general notice sent to all post
offices. warning the public that insur-
ancc indemnity cannot be collected on
any mail unless it is properly packed
‘nnd addressed.
Particular attention should be paid
'in preparing packages containing fra—
gile articles. perishable matter. cloth-
ing. dress and suit goods. hats. shoes.
umbrellas. canes. cut flowers. candies.
raw hides. sharp pointed instruments.
powders. pastes. liquids. pictures.
drawings and maps.
BROKE NECK IN BATH-TUB.
Coroner Phelan's report of sudden
deaths in the county shows that Mrs.
Rose Adler. who died on Stanwlch
Road on Feb. 21. met her death by
slipping in a‘ bath-tub and breaking
her. neck. Vthn found Mrs. Adler
was dead. and her head was on the
edge of the tub. The possible eiplan—
ation appears to be‘ that stated. Mrs.
Adler. whowvas from New York. was
on a visit to friends.
“They WORK
while you sleep
3Doétor," s. new comedy by Jean Arcb- . 4
next .
June
the Regent
l‘lPE. \(‘HM l EXT DATA .
said he ‘
would have nothing to say concerning
Ito-ton and It. Wm; m
possess more lemons and the any
other locality in the country om
and Hancock. two of the ‘gméin
cram ot the Revolution. are ”63
yer hurriedly by my “toe. birth!
in Granary ground. but nearly nil
linger in pleased surprise Mar the
simple stone of Mary Goose onto. It-
cording to the little wooden Dinar-d.
is believed to be the Mother Goose of
nursery rhymes. The graves of Revo-
lutionary heroes are numerous. Thel
tomb of Mary Chilton. the first wo-l
.man to leap from the Mayflower to‘\
Plymouth Rock. is in the heart of
Boston in its oldest cemetery. Eliza-
beth Pain. believed to be‘the original:
of Hawthorné’s Hester Prynne of “The
Scarlet Letter." lies in this same
ground. .
Over in Cambridge there is? a more
modem ground one of the most beau—
tlful in the countr3. and here may be
seen stones and monuments to such
famous folk as‘Edwin Booth. the act-
or Algnssiz and Gray. the great natur-
alists; Phillips Brooks. Howells.
Holmes and l ongfellow. Rufus Choate _
'and Julia “'nrd Howe.
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MARCH 4} .
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Fowl 43c lb.
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