l'\l \(‘I'I \';\l'l)l£\'llil.l’.
”I”, traiurc~ to New \‘nmlcvillc
sin.“ I\"pl ltii; House In High
~mi~ ni‘ l-lntlmsiihm Yesterday.
”any ("ill-c) I'il‘turc Also a Big
Hit
in . llm Kn-lth :inniu-rsaryvaude-
'«Ijl.i?|l at the Palace last week
.t'I‘l 'llA‘ inst oi‘ lllt‘ year.
'l \Illlt'l‘. it made did not
i .r llll' show which opened
'1 \ rlv‘\vltipl-vi t'\(‘ll more on-
'I .:.l “1111 thc \i‘onr‘icrlul
. l ,mi picture "Mun to Man."
‘.
. in iii-ilu- tliiil't‘ly now husi-'
' :xt tlw popular down-l
'v. vi .\
.ll'v'. hunk! -i ill frorn (I\“\}‘:'- ~
A Tuesday, -Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
' intl critically compared.
. l
.ri “1th any show thus far
an. lin' lll w hill will win on
mtl talu'n a. '1 ‘vriioli- the
and picture program go
r"' :lw aw l'illtl'. llckonizi. the
‘H ..iiiilil»i'ist. opt-nod thc
.‘iwr ilw audit-urc- had watched
. \ mill at timer-x breathless.
'll tiu' thrilling “’t'Stl lll play
\i.m." Mari'iitL' Harry Careyn
w”; dilhmilt position ltckomu
, .l..un th-- lionsn by the grace
:m of his hints of during and
:«l-r .\'n :u-t that the l’al~.
.x. mo-i- pl l}'t“l «of this type-
. liniu- tlmt. The Hit: City:
,I' nr-\t and llt‘le'l}' stopped
. c. i.“ ll \v.i-~' not yet well un-'
. l-i.iwh lllt'llllit r of the quar-
..i' >llil_'i'l‘ :in‘l llll‘ solo num-
.l sun: tl'vuts that this ('il)’
,.; 1.. .1 ions; tum: 'l‘hi- old incl-
t tlw n -\v ballads \vt-rc dc-
. \ mi\- .l in a (hoicc program.
<,ti.‘:n-i'.." "The Drug Clerk."
.‘n':-»iu.il Ill‘vsrl‘ihli’nl was: an
ill \\ may of presentinar songs,
will roun-dy null \'\'t‘llt (ncr
m- l-illl' iii-tors in this playle-t
' \xvl till‘l the llll'lilllt‘l‘ was
1., ~‘\i lc-ll'l
. l l mntiy u-‘lilll'lllitll and tho
mm]. L' ll n ML: hand when
.nxhvl "Looking for Fun."
ni-lwl it in lllt' most pleas-
'l‘l1ov llvivno Sisti-i‘s. ’l‘oi'i
w - lift “'l‘ri'i-isrhm'c (lone Maui"
' Hum 'v\ll,\‘ ll (lashing final..-
li\t sto-p was datum-ll :inl
-c i not lw o-nungh t'oi‘ tlv- l’t'Sl
.{Iil‘lhillu'li to sow this sh-m.
|'.i?.it'l- v.itl lmu- occasion to
|~.- .mliiu: l’iitif'i only si'rn t':ll‘-
.ni t-"v'tl if tim M1: is lil‘lipt ll) 41]"-
l. Hi1 S‘titlrld)’ :ii‘ll‘l'llfltlll In
l l‘i' -»n to lllt' \3til'l"\lill' and (Yin-y
Harry Alp-T». will in) lil'l':."lil'-
i i, 11‘. lwiirili cit-tutor Ut' "Titt- .\'l-'
ol ilolrlzisun (‘rusmn"
ib-H'IllJ-I I‘l‘..\'|‘l'l2l". BILL
('Iilnllf, ’l‘cnrlt- and lit-rt Lyle" in
‘l'\\.- (ioml Pit-lures ill "rut-lit
'I'utnmruw
in 'l 'l'I' ilillulll’iii ilUlllilt' frnturo-
‘H‘.i~'l ‘l'l inns luv-'1 [unsviitml hy llll‘
li'”'-‘l‘ ‘illl'l' lor'm-i' manaarvr Samuel
l; ml .1 nmiuuinitl Ii tlm 55.: ( i.il Salli?-
. t‘ m.\' policy thou tho hill “lllf'll
'M'n- I ~ll'l'snll liHS £il‘l‘.|llL’lll for to-
‘M m. Quick to crisp thi' Muir: 0t
‘m-u n.r":»*rs he St‘ltt'll rl in (tvl'llllt‘ll to
u» ll.ll' lmwkiii: for the day.
' ~‘ '\:v-|l in "The Right that l‘fllitil'.‘
I‘nnuny 'l‘i-arlr l‘wiiturv attrac-
‘ "\ Willi! ()w-n ’l'own." 'l‘lu- tr.“
l I' .v “1-H known odors and their
\r the Ht'l‘t r ll ll;l\t' llitilll' tin-m
\\ ill‘l'_'\¢ r pit-turns :lf‘t' lziiouii.
iv‘w rl-lvuw-t for Saturday
:it‘t'ortl .\'nr\\.iilwr< a high
"t.lllllll£lii tl.:-t is entirely in
\lllll tlr1 policy at" tho lic-
.:w~. 'I‘lu- program will also
I - s-w-nic.
I ()Ulfh‘ l’.\li.\lll\l2
x 15w «llllli“l rwnditions were; -
its appreciation. ;
.v--t' :iihl Noi.» (‘unntwih the. -
| .llll .\i‘t (‘mly (‘lustwl thi',
,. m tlu- patrons in their Sl‘fli‘ 5
'lllitw \\.i.-: sure. ’l‘womorv;
. -- ._._. .c...__». --_.. __..
David Esterson, Manager
T‘VICE DAILY ONLY
MAY 9, 10, 11 AND 12
HORSEMEN
‘fl’w APOCALYPSE
8’” VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ
A REX INGRAM
PRODUCTION
Adapted by JUNE MA THIS Photographedbylohn F. Seztz
iVicente Blasco Ibanez which‘
of motion pictures.
fiction to the screen.
MORE " THAN 12,500 IN THE CAST INCLUDING
SO PRINCIPALS appear in this most gigantic undertaking
RUDOLPH VALENTINO—ALICE TERRY
Alan Hale, Joseph Swikard, Virginia Warwick. Pomeroy Cannon,
{Over One Million Dollars Was expended in transfer!“-
ing this famed work’ of
i'ti Illlulllli‘~’ All Star Special l'lny
\\.1I (‘losc 'l'lm-c Days' l-Zn-
Nigel de Brulier, John Sampolis
AND MANY OTHERS
:auclm-nt nt llcg’cnt
'I'mlny
< Paradise," the hit: T‘nrnv
w 1 star Spo-(‘lill production
.nrwl at the Regent \Vcdncs-
Hwn l-is:i:-~r )t'Slt'TIl-ty. will
l’~ tlm-s- (ltiys' outrage-intuit with
tw Ii showings this afternoon and
:it 7:15 and Si o'clock. This
'-tl.»n. starring Dorothy 'llul-
i'» l'llll Natal. 'l‘hvodm-c Koslot‘l‘;
3 Harris. Julia Faye. John
l and a sour:- of other prom-
; cywrs is one of the, very best
that Paran‘ount has yet
:ll classy-54 with the biggest.
, . it ('o'h‘Nt'S in the last year. The
v..nl'ttllill)‘ to see the picture
v mm: .'l cipncity house at the
'n i.i\'.
llll‘. I'Ul'll HORSI'ZSHCN"
w m m..- oi the Principal Stars in
:~_.. t'l'llt'll’1illll at Rom-lit Next
-\ Wk llnli l‘1‘ll (In- Muvit's
1nd Iht'flnll' Famous
l‘w (l‘l‘tsllllll't's of a certain
.n \\‘onlcrlan-l." lifaiitit'ul.
timl .\lirc Terry. ‘stcppcrl
.mlw!‘ {lil'l with only a
. ml... .1 : in: (\tra girl. was cast
rnIv-t lo'li.lliill(' lt-ad of “The
‘l wx- nun of the Apocalypse."
imu'tiiu production for Metro
“ h'lrlll'uilflll. to be shown at
.1! Theatri- 'l‘ucsdny. “'cdncs-
«.42.,- .mi Friday. ‘
”-ls iightvcn-year-old high
"ll. whose beauty and gracc
-‘ u: this colossal picturiza-
.1 v “arid-famous novel of Vi-
' Isr-i ili.ll\6‘2’.. as adapted by
”is. actually sauntered into
in" will found a place all
‘(il iii-r,
: wt nith (loop design nor be-
: \\:i\ :in ill‘tlt'lll picture fan
in] Alice became a. heroine
- uninlvrland. for until the
n sm- went on a visit to the
»l Sill-”0H, the girl who to-
'. w'nxi from coast to coast had
': l vnoculatrd with the cum-
1 . Iittl* native town of Yin-
lvnlmnn. her early girlhood
.H in acquiring those arts
. ... out easily picture as being
‘l'l‘ mtrrv qualifications" for a
'I' .V nurtured young lady. Then
‘ .W-uH ago she came to Los An-
MATINEE AT 2:15 (DAYLIGHT TIME); 30c (INCLUDING TAXES)
EVENING AT 8 (DAYLIGHT TIME)
WITH AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA AND
ALL ORIGINAL EFFECTS
ADMISSION(INCLUDINGALLTAXES)......
”ant.”
in every part 'of the world have4
thrilled to the werful dramatic}
story unfolded in the internationb‘ »
'ally famous novel of the renowned
is sweeping on to its two'
hundredth edition.
From this Internationally
Famous Novel Metro’s Pinnacle
of Screen Excellence is Attained
All the virile force and dramatic1
intensity of the noted story is pro-:3
served and heightened in the.
colbssal screen version while the“
vast magnitude of the gigantic
events recounted are pictured by
the camera with a power beyond
the description of mere words. ~
500
L #
.-h , “4— - . . . .,,,,
aches with her parents and continued
litl‘ schooling with no thought of the
lac-t that she was resident of the cap-
ital of the film world.
lut one day Alice heeded the
pleadings of one of her girl fricnds
to go with her to the studios where
the girl friend was playing the part
of an “extra." She talked with the
director and a few minutes later was
sharing a dressing room with a num—
her of other extras and being initiat-
(11 into the art or making up.
Alice had come to movie wonder-
land.
Then like the traditional Alice in
\Vonderlund. things began to happen
with dizzy Speediness for the little
school girl and soon she was playing
which Rex Ingram directed for
a prominent part-r in "Shore Acres,"
Metro; and when Mr. Ingram starter]
gathering his cast of principals for
"The Four Horsemen," Miss Terry
was assigned the leading feminine
lole.
“The Four horsemen of the Apoc‘
alypse" will be. presented twice daily.
The matinee will be. at 2:15 and the
regular picture price will prevail. In
the'evening the presentation will be
elaborated by the addition of a speci-
ally trained seven piece orchestra to
provide the details musical eflects.
This show will start at 8 o'clock. A
short jntermlsslon trprovlded about
he
the middle 01 the picture» and‘ t
4
l
1
show “ill be resumed.
prices have been \t‘ry slightly azi-
\tlllt‘t'li.
AV!) lll'l-ZRE'I'I‘. T00.
“\Vlao is Mr. LaRc'.’” asked Natur-‘
alization Examiner Allen I“. Church of;
. . . , 3
an applicant for Citizenship yestt-r—,
day. before Judge Isaac \Volfc. presid-
ing in tlic Naturalization court.
“He's the man that invented the,
submarine." was the prompt reply.
- .. ‘ l
"\ cry good. answered Mr. Lhurch;
"but who is tlic governor of the
state?"
“Oh. you mean Everett and not
Simon." and amid general giggling the
witness answci'cd all questions rapidly
and was admitted.
Out of 39 applicants heard today 24
were continued for further study. one
applicant had his case dismissed for
ignorance. having been before the
court several times before, and only 14
passed the examinations.
This is the last day of the present
The mening 'laws for Connecticut. but when cor- ‘
icctcd got out of his reply by saying that he forgot. ,
g CORNS
' ' ' I ‘ .the wind my and watched every auto
Llft Off With Flngers :pass with his little nose flattened
l
I
.___ l
I
KNI~$\\' SIRIUS LAKE l
Doesn , hurtla bit! Drop a little
term of the Naturalization court. The
majority of those who appeared were‘l
these who had failed to pass in pl‘e-lshortiy you lift it right or: with ling-
\‘lOUS examinations. Some‘ of the ap— ‘ers. Truly!
.plicants could not read English, andl
some of the answers to questions put ;.‘.'Freezone” tor a few centsgsumcient teed.
by Examiner Church were absurd. A'to remove every‘hard corn, soft corn.
Stamford applicant stated that Cop: lor corn .betweeudhedoes. and the cel-
Stamtordzilusee. with
another stated that Albany modem te-Adv... .
gress made the laws for
on an aching corn. in- ‘
“Freezone” _
stantly that corn stops hurting, then‘
Your druggist sells a. tiny bottle of
out» safeties or irritatio
that he had lived in New York so long
_____...__.—-———-—-——
Seemed to Be Something Wrong.
Kenneth‘s mother had been to the
hospital and Kenneth was waiting tm~
patiently for her return. The day of
her homecoming he took a chair up to
against the window pane. Suddenly
an auto pulled up, his mother looked
out and waved, and Kenneth dashed
madly out to the steps to greet her.
Mother was overjoyed at seeing him,
she began to cry, and Kenneth looked
at her and said: “Ooh. mother dear,
ain’t. you all well yet?"
n...
Palace Theatre
The Home or nigh Glass Entertainment
A Corking Bill of Vaudeville
With a Rattling Feature!‘
TODAY AND SATURDAY . 7 ,_ I;
,4 5/0 an d in o"
b
. e
THAT is what you will say
when the tremendous
stampede scenes are flashed
on the screen! And when a
man and a girl win a gun
duel' against hopeleSS odds!
Carl Lnemmle presents
I] AND A SUPERB CAST m
”MAN
A UNIVEQSQLJEWEL DRODUCPION
.JACKS‘Olal GD EGODY‘S
famous novel
Direcfed b STUAQT DATON~
, SATURDAY mum
“ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE”
SUNDAY
ALL STAR CAST
“LOVE, HATE AND
THE \VOMAN”
RElithA
A Real Surprise Number by
”The Gentleman _
'Equilibris ”f .
llliNNll anus,
lllii iiiiiiiiiii .
ll ART Bfllll
In a. New, Vaudeville Specialty
“Terpischore :5:
Gone Mad”
iii BARRETT
NflllA BUNNEEN
The sporty old country gentle-
man and the Nifty Girl in
“Looking for Fun”
Bill 11de mini
One of the best harmony
quartetyever heard in this ctty
Harry Sauber Offers
A Musical Prescription
THE iliill fi' CLERK
\Vith such bright stars ' as
Vera and Burt Morrissey, Billie
Dauscha and Al F. Weber
‘
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Dorothy Dalton
six——
The Crimson Challenge
-—AND—
The Leather Pushers l
DAVID ESTERSON, MANAGER
TODAY 2:15, 7 AND 9
For the Last Showing in This City of Cecil B. Demille's
Greatest Screen Production
“Fool’s Paradise? 5'
Dorothy Dalton, Conrad Nagel, Mildred Hands;- f_
Theodore Koslolf, Julia Faye, John Davidson
and Others.
r—II—W ‘. . ' ’
Pattie News ‘
Comedy
Saturday
Going Stronger All the Time With Double Feature Programs—
Don’t Miss This New One
Bert Lytell
“The Right
That Failed?
“A \Vide
ConWay Tearle _
——lN— r" :
Open Town” 3
. Sunday Evening -
All Star Cast in
f‘LOVE, HATE AND‘THE WOMAN”
Expert “'atclimaker
Repairs all kinds of
Swiss andlAmerican
Watches and Clocks.
Also repairs Jewelry
All Work Gasman--
n?
(‘11: ME 3.
_. . . _, - .5
LEON AGRANOV I
Monday»
Return Engagement By Popular Demand ,
_Paramount's Super Special , :7-
“SATURDAY NIGHT” - ,_
Story By Fanny Hurét; Author ot,“Hnmox-esque”
Norwalk Chronicler