SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922.
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1 urkinc" double feature pro.
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.vl1-1n two new huture ut-
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[Mun releases are presented
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l111i.1)"s show. Mist-1 Minteris
wrrfin: 111 the lieulart presentation
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.111.11111t1- .\i:1i1i" by Frank Howe. Jr.
11-1 1111-lnd1'11matic comedy romance
1",. \l»1t1l1 lirt-11lc1r.” \"iolit Dunn is
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wt 11: “'11“ known players. Owing
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PA I 1.1\(‘I‘I 'I‘( IDAY
~ l'1~:11~l.1-1i to Earth" is Play of “'hirl-
“ind Action and Gripping
Mystery
.‘1’1111bl1- wit and silver tongue kept
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to hang him for stealing
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1: 11! Supporting: Frank Mayo are
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Regent Monday
- GEORGE A-ARLIS‘S -
appeared
adapted from his celebrated
firm-1:11 Arliss who in
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finish that he put into the since pro-
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DISRAELI
George Arliss “'ho Made the Leading
Role of This Play Famous on
the. Stage Assumes the bend
in the Screen Company
George Arliss will be seen inthe
photoplay version of his famous stage
success. "Disraeli," at the _Regent
Theatre Monday and Tuesday. Not
only will patrons of the Regent Thea.-
tre nave an opportunity of seeing the
distinguished actor in his greatest
stage character. but they also will see
the various members 01‘ the all-star
cast supporting Mr. Arliss, including
Louise Hut‘t‘, Mrs. Arliss, Frank Losee,
E. J. liutclifle. Henry Carvill. Mar-
garet Dale. Grace Griswold, Reginald
Denny. Noel Tearle and Fred J. Nich-
clls. This is one of the greatest casts
assembled for a photoplay.
“Disraeli" is not an hsitorica'l play.
The drama. by Louis N. Parker,
shows the life and times of sixty
years ago. together with something of
the opposiiton encountered by the
Hon. Benjamin Disraeli. M. 1’.. the
greatstntcsman who. on two occa-
sions. was designated by Queen Vic-
toria to be her Prime Minister.
TURKISH PRINCES '
LACK EDUCATION
CONSTANTINOI’IJfi. April 29.—
Turkish princes have \ been found
lacking in educational. qualifications
by the Council for the Affairs of the
l1np~rial l-‘amily. which has decided
to establish a secondary school ex-
clus ixeh for the use of young scions
of royalty.
An investigation by the Council
disclosed that since 19118 only three
Imperial Princes have been well edu-
cated in military matters. and they
:are graduates of German institutions.
One of them now holds the. rank of
major. while the other two are cap-
tains. Omar l-‘arouk I-Ift'endi. son of
the heir-apparent. is :1 graduate of
the Vienna 'l‘heresianum.
Fifteen other princes are said to
have little if any military education
and but limited schooling in general
subjects. Essnd l’ushu, (Ax-Minister of
Murine. has been instructed to draw
11p plans for their education and so-
bet :1 site for the royal school.
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Palace Monday
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his l11-.~t. 'l‘ln 111151 includus l-Lllmund
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ESTABLISHED IN 1848
THE SOUTH 303W“ mm mm
Realart Presents
Mary Miles Minter
In the Screen Adaptation
from “Tillie. the Mennonite
Maid"
“Tillie”
1 — SMASHO‘!
And the Records of the Past Fade Away With
1 TODAY’S
Big Double Feature Picture Program
3 In a Melodramatic Comedy
3; Romance
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And Other Features—Evening Shows at 7 and 9:15
Metro Presents '
V iola Dana
Match Breaker”
daylight saving time—one hour
Sunday Evening at 7 and 9
Eflective tomorrow. April 30. the theatre hours will be on
schedules refer to daylight time.
in advance of standard time—All
Two Reel Comedy
\Villiam Fox Presents
— ALL STAR CAST
In a New Dramatic Sensation Tltat W'ill Prove an Exceptionally
Interesting Screen Play
l 7 “THE FLAME OF YOUTH”
. . News Feature
Supported b\' Reginald Dennv.
Dale and a Scote of Suns in
in a I‘rr-lleh-ase of
Monday and Tuesday
George Arliss
Louise Hut? Noel Tearle Margaret
' “DISRAELI”
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
LARRY SEMON
His. Biggest and Best Comedy Feature
“THE SHOV ”’ .
His Celebrated Stage Success
Jesse L anlgy
PRODUCTION
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
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The Home of High Class Entertainment
.3, Last Times Tonight 6:45 and 9
B. F. Keith Anniversary Vaudeville Program
DON’T MISS
”Bucket 8: WillifrethcLaughlin & Evans—4
Six Darlings
Any One of These Acts Is “’0th the Admission Price Alone
" ' —-—AND—-
FRANK MAYO ‘
,In a New Drama of IVhirlwind Action and Gripping Thrills
“Tracked to Earth.”
. Sunday Evening at 7 and 9 /,
Effective toi-norrow, April 30, the theatre hours will be on
daylight _saving time—one hour in advance of standard time—Ail
schedule's refer to daylight time.
William Fox Presents .
ALL STAR CAST
In a New Dramatic Sensation Tlat Will Prove an Exceptionally
Interesting Screen ~Play
“THE FLAME OF YOUTH”
Two Reel Comedy
News Feature
Monday and Tuesday
J ohnny--Torchy--H1nes
In a Thrilling. Rollicking Racing Romance Filled With Laughs
and a Love Story of Especial Charm.
“BURN ’EM UP BARNES”
_ ' CAST INCLUDES
Edmund Brewe, Betty Carpenter, George Fawcett,
Julia Swayne Gordon, Dorothy Leeds and
Other Big Stars
- Johnny Hines Says: "I knew a fellow so tight he expected
Lincoln pennies to make the Gettysburg address before he spent them“
Special Added Feature
Joe Martin Comedy
“MON KET SCHOOL MASTER”
Friday rand Saturday—Harry
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Thursday,
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(‘ONSTANTINUPLEL April :9.———l
The Turkish Nationalist authorities at
Angora have sent to the Allied repre-
sentatives here noti‘e that they refuse
to recognize the Mixed Judicial Com-
lmission for dealing with disputes be-
‘ \
wE CANT SPARE
ANN THlNG EITHER
my? 00 YOU LiKE
FISH.
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zepresentatives from Great Britain.
France and Italy and sits at the Min-
istry of Justice in Constantinople.
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tween Allied and Ottoman subjects.
The tribunal. commonly called the
“Mixed Court." is composed of judicial
, ‘ ..; By Cfiqr/es Mcjlfanus
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