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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 7, 1922 · page 3

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SATURDAY, mi. i, inn '

 

‘llIl-II-IV
'REGENT

THEATRE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Last Time Today, Para—
mount Presents

BEBE DANIELS

Star of Many Successes 1n-
cluding “Every Woman"
in a New Comedy Role

“SPEED GIRL”

And She Is

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Two Reel Comedy

Scenic

 

SUNDAY EVENING

Edna Murphy and
Johnnie Walker
in
Sedgwick and John'
Emerson Cook‘s
“Live “'ire”

Selected Comedy

Edgar

 

 

Para Magazine

 

.llary Louise Downey
\Vill opt-n
('lassos in Dramatics
. «re Placing—Diction—Individ-
ual Reciting
Presentation of Plays
at .
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N'S HALL

Ni n'u'nlk

REI) ME

South

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lzl‘uilS'l‘llA’l'lHX liAY. Thurs.

l on.“ 'l‘xxwll‘ll-. llllll‘lt't‘ll hlln-

in nwnlytnn, from four to

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Ill (.IZV’I‘ THDJY.

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Ivnlognln.»

The Home of Distinctive

Pic— L
ture—The Best in Vaudeville

 

Last Time Today

Homer Arthur and
Rol'naine Leah Dell

Aerial Vent : l nqulal
Eccentrlcs Dive 5%. 'es

 

Grey &. Bryce Kafie and
, Herman
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A G” ‘ “Midnight
“'eigh“ Sons“

 

Ralph Dunbar's

“TENNESSEE TEN"

Old Southern melodies. music
and dances and then the

1322 jazz:
and
BUCKJONES
in

“GET YOUR MAN"

 

SUNDAY EVENiNS

Edna Murphy and
John Walker

In

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I’ll/J'WJ'WW

Edgar Sedgwu-k and Jana
Emerson Cook's

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“Live W'il'e"

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Two Reel Comedy

International News

 

 

 

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l'~I|vunmIIi-i~ «if “11' IBM!“ High
stumlnril
lmm» is is iii?’ flint Ul‘ iiu" '11! Jill
l» .mn- "Sound (iii-l" at tho lic-
lhmliw- today and tho picture
In lullll'i to ho om- of the V'Dl'y

l .\l|\>‘ Iii-unis has t‘\l'r niado. ()nv

'm must \i\:Lv'inus oi‘ stars she \\".'is
-.iul'\ Hrll rte-(l for iht- roli- in this
’.Ill|ll|liii «a l‘ I'll plzn iri'i'dllHP Slit" is
i-lil II 1) mull :1 lo all (-I' llli- ill'lllfll’liis
iii-l1 upon lull nt’ Milli vr-rsntility for
' . inst kilil ol‘ nu inti‘rprctation.
luwl Hill" is as tho namr- implirs.

.lmt M in “illch th‘c 1|('lil‘)ll is (llllt'k
'uml it is ont- ot’ those that
. us \tvr i'nlloi] to nmko :1 strong ap-

lllL;

.l in ltl-uvnt patrons The cast will
ml. utlwr slurs “ho arc wr-ll-
~n .\ l“'()~l'('f‘| coniml)’ and

l w. Anus will also ln‘ on the hill.

 

l’.\l..\(‘l‘2 TODAY.
\ .Illlll‘\i”(' Show That [his 'l‘akcu ('ity
H‘ storm “'ill (‘losi- 'l‘odlly “'ltli
\i-w llui-k Jones I-‘rature.

"w l‘nlnm- vnuili'villv show which
‘Iml off ’i‘hursduv with paclacd
ms and kvpt up that rr-cord yes-
uin; will close with three shows
l.\', ;. mntinvc and throo cvrnlng
. vmrmnni-os as usual at. 6:45 and 9
I ml; ’l‘lu- wnlirc program of fivc
'4 lins‘ “on unqualinvd approval

l.:.s iH'l'll tilt-Hulk of tho city. In
.. nwtmn . with the vaudevillv the
totln)‘ will prcsi-nt lluck .loncs'
rl‘ll‘ltSt'. "(int Your Man."
no introduction to Nor-

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n l': .llltrr
l\ Iii-wig

“ lu-Is in his now picturn- all of
ii . lunrm-te-ristics lll‘t‘ apparent
lln- play will surviy ploasc.

“LIVE “TIN-ZS."
l Inn Murphy and Johnny “’allgcr in
\-~\\ l"o\ Play at lit-gout and I'll!-
aci- Sunday.
ilill‘ll working. (‘10V1-r
.. rhunm- in motion picturcs'.’
tin-y do. For iwrc come
. \lvupllv and Johnnie» \anker
stars. They will ap-
iti-gi-nt and l'uluco thca-
¢\o-ning in their \Viliiam
lumluction. "l.iv(- \Vircs."
ini'm intuit-st. lillll'-(‘)'('(l and fair-
r-N mnl Ilt'rOl‘t tlu- camera
i w-nv win-n shr- u'o-nt to thc
‘ ' “l "Hus in [Ilkt‘ {turf in "()Vl'r til?
I lln- i-i-z \Viliiain l-‘ox picture
lws-n on {roadway since last
' '- min-r and has had long runs in
throughout the country. She
I. .uliru: woman for George \Vals‘n
lHliZlnlltP Alton." Johnnic‘s great—
wlw nus that of llil‘ "Black Sheep"
tlir- Hill."

 

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Quin-l. \t'nllingl’ortl"_ \\’i|l| All
star (‘ilst
llill'li}. Norman
pin) the

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Kerry
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«;-: lin-hlgnick \‘\'nllingt"ord." a were admitted to the- county peniten-

n-mnn picture produr‘cil by (“03— tiarics. while in 1920 the number no-

;r- |l.|ll, coming to the Regent tuully dropped to 5371 While in New
Homini- 'i‘iH' Ph'llllv was (154 York City penal institutions and those

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pu'mS.

joints.

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..\\.i\s tirn'vl" ft't'ling.
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.l :n-iu-d and my \thlt' body ach—
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’ n' vnuse pain and disease.

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lending parts

of

M rs. Geo.
“My

Foley Kidney
'l‘ihm' heal and
disordered kidneys
help them in their
, i: of filtering the blood and cast-
Out, of the system the impurities
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'hdonday and Tkuxday-
Mat. 2:15—Eve. 7 :15-9

‘ us ”(Mi-
lasky Corporation-I

’Iprcsents

 
 

 
 

lfld

lie llrcczed into town like a
.u'cus parade, and found the
mike ,lllr‘l ripe for picking!

(‘ouis and watch him “kid"
i‘iv l‘rom Hicksvillci
\\ uh the wildest. crookedest.
zunniest schemes that ever
:rnrie audience in

coir.

an roll

i.lvi;1l‘l$t‘3'.

Directed by Frank Borzage Scenario by

From Some of the Wallingford Stories and the Play by
George M. Cohan

 

T vo Reel C omedy Pathe News .

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W .07
Alaruurrl Swlilon. and l.('\\l.\' Snr- ‘-
’-_:--nt. Sufi-iii iinimquist anti I’m-ti (5.1 l
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"Just Around tln- ("ornvr" n l'arzr' n l
. ' so slimt a mum “lloinr‘ conditions have improvcd
l’liOlilll plotnrc \vhlcl 001T“: it.) tin; (.1 u... luurlll nun minnht, _\l:. 1-. ".~ l'llllllrt‘l‘ I). \“ 1min hottvr clothed and
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NHL ' um d" m X . “a”. H. "x i "it is ;-‘l \u-li :illll amid l" ”"' 1"“ {Hell in gineral has been raised
\uoti- lhr story Llllll l l'llllpus Blul‘lollfrhrdm. ‘li"‘ in“ pH.“ We pm)“. from ithrourrhout t‘lc'counttrv .. é
‘h'i H'" smlml'm ”“d "”1431"! ”minnrinsonfldr s-nrc‘n‘ but remember ' " " |
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:rpiflfl‘s lhu stnrl 0" .‘l pool- qunH'Vwih-lls it lucomc unrcnsonfllllt' ‘0 search f‘OHipliShr‘d in a year: it may rpqun-p
l"“'”“ ‘3 ":“‘?"" “ “”‘i 5"” ‘ ”“‘“‘.a house \vhoro 1m :minorlms l)elil\c :1“- But the expectation Is that en-
[nova tin ir joys, tlu-ir sznlws tin-ir'uw “V i: hm,“ \'illi.’lll|l.' .»\ "In..ln|'5|l.01‘(‘f‘nll'ilt “ill lncrrase each year. A
1hulls slrnzz‘ -s nde lillllll.it.- triumphihCIH‘ Ill _‘ I,“ h” ‘ ”VP h”? it c‘.‘<..:{n1(’nl‘lor of the secret St‘l‘\iCt‘ or an
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i “*1 EAN'Q QCAI p which nunw n ;. rustic" 1mm ‘HH‘ “e 0 W H C l“ U
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ll Shoonrr
thc (‘onm-v‘licut‘
and thv Ar-l
Cram- Ali-tho-l

Alllvur
sl'ccrotis tlw lulu ll.
sulu l‘illll'lllll'lll ol‘
Tl'mpcrnm-i» union.
thur ['t'llllt'“. pustor oi
illst church. addrcssl-d tliv company.
i Mr. l’cnncll (lllOtt'd thr- New York
.Tribuue as saying of thv passage or
the anti~hcvr lxill'

“The lid on boo/.0 nailtd down
and rcint‘orccd with bands of steel.
innd it is not at all pl‘Ql-nblr that tho
.Pf‘t‘sf'lli gout-ration will so" tho prohi-
.hiti0n nmcndmcnt repealed.
$62.00ll.000 For Anti-Boer Bill.

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M'r. l'cnneli sol-l. tlic dr) talk is
.growing large-r all thc tixur. It has
'bccn a. constant adumcc from the
\Vcbb-Kcnyon hill through thv Out-

.lnwing of tht- liquor husincss by the.
'suprcmc court. down to wur-tlnlr pro.
hibition and tho 18th amon-lment
passcd by a majority of both house.
of cougrcss: voiced by the pl‘l'fildt'llt.
and then passcd by two-thirds 01 both
houses. yet our Oppon'nts insist of
!crying out that we put it across while
thc boys \vcrc overseas. ’l‘hc fact is]
that tin- 18th amcndmcnimms enacted'
by the vote of the rcprcsvntutivcs ot‘i
.thromt‘ourths of the '

 

 

congressional 1
districts and overwhelmingly adopted
by the states. ' g

"The anti-beer bill “as passed In
the House by a vote- oi’ rt-prcs ntatives
who included in their constituency
over 62,000,000 of people. ~
' “After the return of the boys and
the question of prohibition came up
in their home states. the dry vote was
far in excess in majority than previ—
ous to the war. “'9 must never for-
get that representatives are elected
every two wars and are the direct
rcprcsentativos of the people.

“in New York State the commit-‘
ment to the county jails has drop-l
pe-d from 13.514 in if”? to 1.641 in
P320 {or drunkeness.

Figures for New York State.

"The commissioner of prison's rc-
port gocs on further to Show that
during the your 1917. 15.474 persons

of the state including state [0 "sons.

numbered on June'30. 1919. 1.016.
one your afier prohibition. June 30.

1920‘, there was a decrease of 1.871
instead of the big increase heralded
by the wets. The decrease of coma
mitments for the first year of prohi-
bition. as ovcr against the last year of
liccnse was 26.412. In Connecticut
five counties show'ln 1918 there were
in the jails 712. in 1919. 460. While in
1920 there were only 287. Yet they
tell us thatIthere is more drunken—
ness than ever before. ’

In reply to those who say theslaw
is not enforced. rfir. Pennellv said:

 

 

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"true amazing thing is pull the '
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EDNA Mummy .54 JOHNNlE WALKER. w Direction Mum 7w

PALACE AND R I(.l~‘..\T SI'NDAY.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Palaec

. Monday and Tuesday

Three! Timeé Daily—2:15, 7:15, 9
Direct from The Rialto Theatre, New York

A Cosmopolitan Production. .

You .who laughed and cried over “Humoresque“A
well you know what human appeal may come from
the lives in some humble streetP—“Vhen the joys and
sorrows of those liVes creep close and become your

You who will see “Just Around the Corner." will
laugh and cry again. Over another. difiterent story of
New York’s great East Sidc.
mother son. two girls and a couple of men.

No shimmering; silks are here.
But struggle and frailty, fighting loyalty. infinite 10w
All in ihv clattering, challenging. thrilling whirl oz'
Llle world's metropolis!

A rare and happy hour awaits yourw'dust Around

FANNIE IIUEST, auiiior of
“HUMORESQUE”

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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presents

Over another mother.

No blaze of Wealth. .

 

 

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Cast Incudes Sigrid Holmquist, Lewis Sargent, Margaret Seddon—Scenario and Direction, Frances Marion

. SPECIAL COMEDY

 
 

PATHE NEWS

 

 

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ALIE‘QV SHIPS FOR l'. S. GRAIN.

 

\\'ASHING'1‘()N. Jun.

travelling in foreign ships. Secretary
of Comnn-rcc Hoover stated today
"that he will use foreign ships il' neces-
zsary. as they are quoting a rate of $5
a ton to Baltic ports as against from
$8.50 to 53.75 2. ton demanded by
Ami ricans.

It \‘us announced at the Shipping
Board tonight that the first fifteen

 

Iito be used to transport the $20.000,-
:000 worth of grain would be ready
lWithin a, few days and thy remaining
'fit‘teen about the end of the month.
i
2REAL ESTATE
i BINDING

 

PACT
SAYS

HARTFORD. Jan. “it—“Then a real
'cstnte broker has a contract for‘the
;sale of property. no one other than
’the broker. not even the owner of
-the property. may sell it during the
'life of the contract. says the Connec-
lticnt supreme court. This opinion.

announced in a (incision tonight, was

on the case ol‘ Morton S. Harris vs.
1Minietta McPherson. of Suffield.
iwhich the court found no error.
2 In the l-‘airfield county case of \‘ir—
;ginia Potts vs. Benjamin Buckley,

éthe supreme court finds error in the
{superior court vfiu‘dict- and orders a

new trial.

 

T. ~Allcg‘edl
protitcering by Amcricnn ship ownersl

,ot‘, the thirty Government-owned ships

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SPECIAL! ‘

will result in at least part of the;
grain being soul by this Government;
to aid the famine- suitors of llussia‘

ONE WEEK ONLY!
Sale of

Popular Fiction

' 500‘

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cover? ' Usual price, $1.00

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45c

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January Clearance Sale‘

COORSETS, GLOVES, BRASSIERES, ROSIERYf’
' ‘ AND UNDERWEAR V '

" Prices Greatly Reduced ./

- , ' 7" gorsetierSzGlorer 7‘

 

 

 
 

 

 

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