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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 31, 1921 · page 3

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Hoyt’s Theatre

Saturday, June 4th

7 P. )1. (Standard Time).

“The Dancing Doll”

Ballet in 3 Lots

Presented by MISS WELD and her

PUPILS.

Exchange otstlckete for reserved
seats. at Hoyt'e Theatre, Thursday.
June .2nd. 9 to 12 A. M. and 1 to 2‘
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TODAY—THREE snows AT 1:15,6:15,8

Hugo Ballin (Weetport Artiet) Preeente a Modern Vereion
of a World Cluelc

“EAST LYNNE”

with

EI)\VARD EARLE and MABEL BALLIN

Stare of “The Law of the Yukon," and “Pagan Love"
Jimmy Aubrey In a Harold Lloyd Comedy

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WEDNESDAY—ONE DAY ONLY—WEDNESDAY

A emuhing big lecture bill with two of the best
attractions ever ecreened

.VIVIAN MARTIN

In a eoul stirring adaptatiou of the William J. Locke story
“An Old World Romance”

i “THE SONG OF THE SOUL”
An Added Special

ANITA STEWART

More lovely than ever in the leading role of

“THE FIGHTING

The-New VICTOR RECORDS for June
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New June REcords On ‘Sale Wednesday,
June lst

18746—Somebodylg Mother

I Found a Rose In the Devil’s Garden

18747—My Mother’ 5 Evening Praver
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep

18745—1 Lost My Heart to You—Fox Trot
Broken Moon—Without You—Medley Fox Trot:

18750—Tcach Me—-Fox Trot
Round the Town—Fox Trot

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Expert Service on High-Clue Care—Overhauling, Rotunda.
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