One Policy Only—The 30‘ TM Om “W in All
Lined of Entenlmefl "
LIST TIME TODAY AT 2'15, 7 AND 9
IHELIOTROPE
_~,.3 as big as the heart of the world—A etory aloul gripping
“'Humoresque '—A picture that will thrill all—Iron! the
. Stirring Richard Wuhburn Child. Novel
3. I a rul’ARAhIOUNT ARTCRAFT—Cast
special Added Comedy Attraction Both Days
Mr. 1111111311209, The Monk In
“I OU’LL BE SURPRISED”
TOMORROW TOMORROW \ i
. -sually splendid photoplay comedy that is as diflerent from
-3 0.: :nary as day is from night—clean thronghout and a
roar with every foot
WILL ROGERS
HONEST HUTCH
.~ ~ 350 000 and the reputation of; loafer—Never earned- a cent--
t~3gme Those 50 bright and crisp $1,000 hills. How did
He spend it? You'll laugh Your head Off
2 TRTH EPISODE' OF “TARZAN’S SON
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BiLLIEMBURKE PARAMOUNT seam
33.133. ion of Elizabeth" “TEE BAIT"
COMING
VERA GORDON IN" “THE GREATEST LOVE'
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32 Cheating Yourself Out of a Real Good Time if You Miss
This Great Vaudevllle Bill
. .5, mm Pictures, 2:15 and 7; Saturday, 2:15. 6:45 and 9
. STELLE & ROY ' BUEHLA PEARL
szzd/ Aerial Novelty Singing Comedienne
L ' NC ARO ROMANY JONES & SYLVESTER
Comedy Surp’rise The Huckster and The Actor
DOTTY CLAIR’S PETTICOAT
MINSTRELS
I»: of Eight Past Master Entertainers—Special Scenic
Efl'ects—Extxm agant CoStIIming—A Real Big Act
LAST TIDE TODAY , V ‘
The most widely read novel among women presented in the most
brilliat motion picture ltyle
PAULINE FREDERICK
The Mistress111 of Shenstone
SATURDAY ONLY
The Great Saturday-Evening Poet Story Succss
David Butler In “Girls Don’t Gamble”
SUNDAY NIGHT ‘ 7 ',
BILLIE BURKE
» in
‘ the Education of Elizabeth"
MONDAY
FATTY “BUCKLE
“The Life of the Party”
popular of the season. If ngaro and
Roman) opened the classic schedule
.IIith a musical act which found Un-
gnro on the stage. as a violinist. He
IpI-oased of no mean ability and his
as EIery Thursday and ,
Friday
Q“._rday 2:15, 7:15 and 9
pleased Roman: introduced through
-member of. the audience joined the
A) not as a. guitar plasér and the two
kept things humming. fluehla Pearl
2.3;:T1me Today nattil) dressed in her white surf cloth
5'
L i‘ ’ j n a {-1 Broadway Attraction Iirt. white ties and stockir. :25 a long
out b’ack velvet cent which inlrojnc‘d
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and in“:
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__ in P611101 5 IIt-(re all that cou'd lune
5:“ URDAY detsii‘red. The sexen mac-Inhers of the
(‘0 pan: Who apprare on the stage
:R-‘NK RI'AYO we; e presénzed in \‘z‘rx prett)
ln ' , Striking setting. The. ufiual minstrrl
v ~ -
'lRL NO. 29 ‘ s..le of Gags. Jokes and nmeltia.
("an to the col-(rd (Rd "men”.
I'oelov ed with good effect. Jones" and
rmlxester. comedy
> ' Slearcd in the fourth act and. tespbnd-
! “d a New Episode of
€35 WHIRLWIND”
ed to ma !} would: of supplant. $19
I ll James HOTEL
k estauranl a la cafle
Ind "lam-9 do hate ,
- rooms; with or
filming ac. ial spezialt) that is deserv-
i If; of the. highest pr: lac. Yesterday” 5
bill was made panicu‘url) harming
his the for? tlzta Pauline Frederick
was t?e pietuie star. appearing in
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TheIprincipal attraction at the Re-
:gent- $3199.15} for today will be "Hello-
“rope." new Cosmopolitan produc-
firm Like its popular predeceeoor.
-"Humoreequc." this is a stirring story
while mother l0Ie is the primal motif
in “Humorésque.” it is the sacrifice'
made by a {other to insure his daugh-
tors happiness that makes the chief
appeal in “Heliotmpe.”
Thé story. writtem- by Rlchard'
Vi ushburm Child centers around a
'conx lct. -who is known to his pals as
Holiotrnpe Harrv. ‘duc to his fondness
Ior that plant and its perfume. Hello-
t’ropc' s lovcl) daughter. Alice. has
neIer known “her father and mother.
The latter is an nscrupulous woman
with a greed'r ‘ gold. When Alice
Nwomestengaged to a rich young
man. brother of her .school chum. her
mother plans a blackmail game that
threaten's the girl‘sfuture. But be-
fore. she can carry out her evil design.
Heliotrope secures his release from
prison and. after several dramatlc de-
I‘Ilopmants gives up his life to pre-
Ient Alice from coming to harm.
DEBATES MAKING
LAWS BY CLOCK
Continued from First Page
the Black Medical Practice bill. which
offered as a. substitute. dlspcled of
vesterday's hearing on revision of the
medical practice laws. Dr. Black.
head of the State Department of
._ ,‘rlcalth. was credited With making a.
statement yesterday that the substi-
tute bill met most of the objections
to the other bill. The printed copies
melted away.‘ Today practitioners 0!
all schools sent word to legislators
that Ifr. Black's bill appeared as ob-
jectlonuble to them as the one with-
drawn in that the changes were few.
The forecast is for a hearing with
hundreds present.
The legislaturefis asked to take a
hand in Irish Affairs. The following
petition Was rmelved in the Senate
and sent to the committee of federal
relations:
P "We. the members of the Connecti-
cut American Association for the Re—
cognition of the Irish Republic. re-
presenting Fifteen thousaml Ioters,
here-h) sulirpit the following resolu-
tions asking the Connecticut State
legislature now sitting that It:
"FIRST—Demand or the American
Congress now in session Recognition
of The. Irish Republic.
"SEC()Nl)l.Y.—F_urther demand
that this national body in turn for-
Ward remosnstrances to GreapBritain
against atrocities In Ireland (murders
of six Irishmen). which are in viola-
tion of the Hague Convention of 1897
respecting laws and customs of .war
on land
“THIRD! Y~—Proicst against pun-
ishment of lwelxe other Irlshmen con-
Ilemned to die and of more than forty
awaiting trial.
(Signed)
- EDWARD TKRRANT.
“JOHN COKNE
“JOHN TOOHEY.
“SIMON CREHAN.
"AGNES LOUISE PITZPATRICK."
The judiciary committee was ad-
verse to the bills to make. general
election days legal holidays and re-
quiring Glsplay of the national flag at
polling p'ocrs on election days.
the popular -medlum of a. disgruntled ’ ‘ f I I '
::I «1 short stou‘cs needs an
m lists and singers
tulle and W0; 010991 the show with a ’3 A‘lantzc St. ssmnhl '11
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. “The l'is‘. «7-3 of S' :I n “to“e. ” Err-m t?!»
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