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is two-:- made and the booked "Thu Leather Pushers" and
was especially fortunate that is why thv y are liol-linz this at-
m Sr‘Flir" it for the en- traction for two days. today and to-
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Mabel Normand ln “)1ko 0" at th Regent Theatre Wednmtay,

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The Home of High Class Entertainments

Back to the 01:! Schedule of Feature Pictures and VaudeviTl-e
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Today and Tomorrow

“Round One” in the Series of H. C. Witwer’s Romantic Stories of.
Society and the P161: Ring

“The Leather Pushers”

Starring

Reginald Denny

Millions have read the stories of Kane Hal‘liday alias “Ki 5"
Roberts. In these stories Witwcr, one of America‘ s foremost humori sts
has happily combined sport. society and romance, featuring this most
likable Chara-fer ever screened.

And These Added Features as Well
TODAY TOMORROW

ANITA STEWART RICHARD
in a remarkable BARTHELD‘ESS

model Star of Griflth's “\‘Cay Donn

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story an

artist's who accepted

-1 1. East" and more recently in
Swnmo and contracted to end her "Tol'able David" appearing now
tie in a year—The eleventh month 32' a "down 3331319" character in

Porter Emerson Browne's best

she found love-as you will 5&- in

“HER MAD “THE SEVENTH
BARGAIN” DAY”
— WEDNESDAY ONLY

‘Another vitally interesting screen production—one that eyery man
and woman married or single should see

MAY MC AVOY
“The Truth About Husbands”

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Five All Star Acts of Vaudeville

Of the same standard that has made the Palace pepuiar all season
And This Remarkable Screen Feature
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PRISCILLA DEAN in “WILD HONE

Direct from a sevcn‘wcek‘s run on Broadway where it broke the record
of “Conflict” and Miss Dean's other big successes

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'evening’s reading and with the work-
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Let us help .remove the cause of n.»

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'To Men Who Know
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NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collar to latch

Special $1.65

 

 

FASHIONABLE
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REGENT

TODAY

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7 , The Idol of‘N
Richard Bartheimess
Star of "Way Down East" and "Tol'able Baud" in a story of

Mame fiishermen

f‘T he Seventh Day”

PORTER EMERSON BROVVNE

Norwalk‘s distinguished playwright son a.nd author of “The Bad Man,”
“A Fool There Was” and Others

Two Reel Comedy Pathe News

 

TUESDAY
Anita Stewart in “Her Mad Bargain”

The story of an artist's model who found love a month before the date
on which she was to end her life under the terms of a 550.005
contract. In this picture you will get some breathless
excitement and many unusual situations

 

Beginning Wednesday—label Normand in “Kelly 0"

 

OXFORDS

This Spring in a div ersity of styles
and comb nath'ns a: extremely
moderate prices

Max Levy’s -
Shoe Store

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Listening to a Chorus
makes us feel that

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Soup, Olives, Celery, and
Dessert, Pie, Cofiee,
Pudding or Crullers

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