TED»; MARCH 18 ms -
sATURDAY man 18. ms 7
in "THE 11111113
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4;. ..1 \ l' I‘TiATLRl-IS. The lead of the comedy drama was a I e mm! Crepe .
——._--- - _ taken by lid dvmrd Splan who appeared Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 930 yd:
“p i.ll.-- and “11111111 1111le are as Miles Aroon. And sure it “as a
luv Ill-11ml Nt'w l‘lcturt‘s
|‘ur 'l‘mlny'.~ Prngl'snl.
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. . . . . . 55 Inch Tweed: .. ..... .. $1.75 ,3
’A‘ ”"1 “MIG“ Him”) a" his audience, from the Ver\ opening : } ~ Three Complete Shows
1': l“ 0 lll'Jllltl “9“ {(‘ath3 of ohu onering The role “.38 a (Ilffi‘ , DOUBLE FEATURE sP—C'ALS 138 w lilfl : I s‘rla'
w; M‘wl "‘1 1‘ “0““? bill at cult and lengthV one. but Mr. Splan
1‘ limit 1‘» today. Both
puplllar with Norwalk pat-
. f; «:w- is no doubt that this
.1 pmzrzlm will attract more
"~"‘l' 1111 ntlon and that the
wit I'lllil capacity audiences.
;.- is lu-ing starred in a 110sz
l\.1l‘le 1- rclcusc on the Metro
‘ L‘in- Holt- in the Vi'all." It
- H. mnwrning spirit lite and
from the regular run
it ('l’l'ult'S entirely new inter-
iliAlli llawlcy's vehicle is
...- “llobbcd Hair," and the
, wuss gives :1 Splendid“ inter—
lwr part in this photo-
.‘I.- many argumcnts as to
.1 Hair" are thrashed over in
.. There will he a two reel
...1.l u acws ft-ature.
, \\lvl"l)
.1 (It
mucvrlth Thurston in the hands ofifthe'
IQ“? and Miles Aroon and Maggie
united once more. finished with their
tro. ibl'es and about to be united as
man and hire
regular Irish lad that Mr Splan took
the part of and portrayed with so
nuch skill and artistrV that he VVon
handled it in finexahape. In addition.
Mr. Splan rendered several \‘Ot‘ul so-
100th "1., in his usual tine manner. Of
these, probabl) the best was the Swing
Song which “1-. Splan sang as he
swung little Murial Dibble as Iz'cllic
Glow! hack and forth on the stage.
Others hc rendered were "I Am In
Low with Some One" and “How the
Patrice-Cami: to Ireland." ’
\Vithoul any doubt. the part takeu
bx Blur-i1! Dibble who \‘ the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dib-
ble was hurle second to the lead fair--
e11 l1_\ Mr. Splan. Iittlc Miss Dibble
sc orul lime and time again with the
mnnmr in which she stood up under
ti: 0 strain of a first performance '
And Margie Farrell. a “insome
Irish Lass, who in real life is Elsie
\‘V’illiams. must not he forgotten inas—
- Comedy
‘ ’ _' may 'at 2:15; 7, and 9"
ALICE
LAKE
Wanda Haw ley
SUNDAY
FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS
Katherine Mac Donald
and
The Hole
in the Wall”
111 “Bobbed Hair” ~
Pattie News ‘ _.
EVENING f
Today at 2:15, 6 4:5 and 9
FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
arle Provost
In a New Universal Feature Special Directed by King Bagel:
obody s F 001”
SUN DAY EVENING
.31 First National Presents
TThe Textile S
Black. white and greet shades,
some plain and some figured
South Nat-walk
PALACE TODAY much as she planed an important part
—-—-—-— in tho coon-«h dmula. especially to
u. 1'1“th III “NObfldF 5 F00! ' Miles for it was with she that thcl lat—
ml “ith Three Vomit-Ville ter “as in love. Miss “'illiam dis- 6 Her SOClial: x alue”
Shows. ‘ played much talc nt in the manner in
———- which she carried out her (lil‘ilcult- . . - ~
m“ 0 ed 6 R 6 '
am
1.” lhmtre today with Vau- the brunt of th( humor or lllf pl'u y
-
~ ‘ MINTZ’S
.7 L . V . :4’ ‘. l ‘.
Eye Strain '
'ill interfere with the pleasure of an
Katherme Mac Donald
“Her 30““ Value” I“ ‘
.w l’nwoxt‘s second Universal
“.\'nl»o«ly’s Fool."
comes to
Para. Magazine
to :1 largo extent fell upon Ralph Did-
blc 11s Mil-:0 Carney. a gardner. Mr.
Dibble is “'1‘“ known for his work with
other amateur productions and needs
.1 strong sup orting‘ cast is no introduction hvrv. Sufficient to:
»t of Vernon gnh'ely George say that he tool»: the part in his 1:511:11!
1-.11-m- l‘lmllenger Helen 'I-{ar- fine mzmncr and sum: two road seivc-g
“ ' ' 1 ’ . tions which were well rt‘Ct‘th'd.
41.1 111115. Mrs. Lucretia Harris . . ‘
Philip P-urns appeared in the char-1
nctcr of Squire Thurston. the \‘illia11;1
which he took to perfection although;
it is for contrary to his own character. 1‘
'It was a difficult part. but Mr. Burns?
plm cd in good heart 5
Miss Anna McMahon who is 1.0]
known in amatéur theatriculs in Nor-
walk
1...... 1:: one occupation which! \ch.1hon “as
“NW.“ are sure they can ml‘cvixcd .mh appluuvc for her efforts
pH-vi'ous training it is ‘rnckclul with Miss McMahon
1 :~:1*v~swonmn in :1 dopartmcntfnmSt be ’ 'lomas \ic\l.1ho. I who mail
11 1511.111111th that they Spemhnw WM 01‘ .Mmmudn‘” JWV' uni
i. “In“ in such fitores ‘0 qualifv amusing Englishman. and to lrt \oug
hm “ml“ it comes to acting; into a seer-.et also appeared as Motheré
. . '. .l’ct. an ancient “0an “ho h hi (lit 1‘
l lultr tor llw motion D‘Ctul't'9“.l)o“-or to look into the future. Peru
.1 cilftcrcnt thing. ‘
.1: 2:13. (3:45 and 9. Opposite
'1) lutlc star is the well-known
\lwre. tlw- famous “Connecti-
nkwc“ in "King Arthur's
in a drama of the Winn-ado and the society page
noying headaches by an examinotlo‘.‘
Intemattomal' News of your eyes.
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Monday and Tuesday » , . m ° y . .
l ../Beginning Monday Matinee for.
, , ONE ENTIRE WEEK
1 ' HOYT s REVUE
ill-ur)‘ Clay.
ll
-1 “111' NIGHT FEATURE.
‘\ 'UH‘
N ewell &' Murray
”folio-Whom
.13: WuhlngtonSL. commit
“at-Donald Gives Some
ll‘;|~ 1.1 Social Values In New
l'lmlt-Jay “Calm: \Vlth
Subject.
The company of 20 pretty song and dance artists presenthig three
; ~. different shows
_ Monday and Tuesday
. “HELLOBROADWAY”
and
The greatest riot that was ever put into a film—two days won‘t be
enough, but it is all that the management could book this
‘ side splitting fenture.for—-See
.ROLD LLOYD
uppcared as Lad) Gltncr Missy
at hm host and rc-1
'In
ll :my
NEW SPRING SHIRTS .
dollar to m
Special $1.65 “ .5
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, ,. t '-t . 1.“. q l l'haps it will he wondered why Mr.: ‘
“'1'“: 1.6.113 “In" h or ‘OC :1. McMahon and Miss McMahon arc, »
“ I“ ‘ “I ‘H' s on 11 as .1 lil‘lll‘ktt(d togethcr. This w: .. dam in»?
National
attraction at the Re-
.ml I’nluce 'l‘hcntres 011 Sundnv
. . . their (omhinmi direction and it
v-Hm. Miss hathcriue MacDonald
1': 15x the part of a salcswomun in
\\. 'tS
due to thcix lim worl; that it was 1111 1
artistic sum-v53 that it was.‘ .'
1' rulrimcnl store. but to make sure.
cause the production “as st: 11:1. 11 under:
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. S .t . l. Th“. '1. ~oirn ‘ed ly . . , '
.~ she would act it in the right haun ht 1'111 “ 1: I“ " J , ,
-.lol 11 \\'chlc
.111‘ -r, she spent half a day in :1 run! f inn; which
i' 'f'lllit‘llt store in Los Angclrs. in ‘
(rl't‘vlu .'
cucorcfi- ‘
who
on llv-l
5:11:21 Nun-1‘2”
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reatest race
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“BEYOND THE RAINBOW?
An all star cast with
l8“(‘l‘l‘ll.ll‘_\‘ mnl trrnsun-r. ,
Jontlnued from First Page i John'
SPECIAL SALE
Men’s Shoes ,
Q Max .; Levy’s
ShoeStore
at ...... .. $3.95, $4.,95 and $5.45
,. inalhi‘luully e Hoyt’o Revue and Feature at 2: 15; Hoyt’s Revue and Feature at 7
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look 1.1:‘t In 1111‘ production “0.1M lnA ‘
lluA production. (1110 of the latter inc-””5021!” siil‘rir'ivn! 2,, sn)‘ that ”my, rac rama ever Regular Vaudeville Prices
"'3' 1‘ rtnllsilc avalanche ‘of rod” illlll t"\'t‘l'}’ mun took his or lxcr part , . l
1lu\Vl1 u. liionntuin side, which bul'll‘fi with much skill and (~11tl1usizlsni and S ed Matinee: Children 300; Adults 40c—Evenmg All Seats 503
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“ "‘ O'l‘ ‘ ‘1': H“ "‘0“ unpusmu = An e-xm-lh-nt program or music was , . WedneSday and “may 31
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MILES AROON 1,. ”W . . A Play of Romance and Drama ! - . ' 5°“ “am"
IN HONOR OF The committr-cu m 1l1.1rgo~ “(‘19. ~~~ . With
‘ . Commilh“? 0" MT‘ ”‘2‘ "H ”‘5‘" *"ml The rapids' scene rivals the great ice scene in “Way Down East.”
ST. PATRICK (‘1. Hhultzc. chuinu: 1n.
Entcrlulnnu m ("on-.mim-o . A ’ A feature, played by sixteen brilliant screen stare including
, Kinny-0. Martin Bic-[1011011glu Thorn-.15 MAR Y . ‘ ARR Edmund Breeze of Nbrimgk.‘ Dog: forfiget 31¢ cast :76nga;onxiarl' § _ :2
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