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:ssmr, MAY 9, 1922
Last Times Today 2:15, 7 and 9
‘l in Paramount
Palace Theatre
The Horne of High Class Entertainment
Super Feature Presentation
im—mhy Dalton in “The Crimson Challenge"
And Round
= Reginald Denny in “The Leather Pushers”
No. 4
WEDNESDAY
l'ulnw MiilWeek Double Feature Program
Thomas Meighan
l‘.l".i'§lil"iilil
I" resent anon
:1 liynw's l-‘zimous Story
1 .‘W .
“l ‘ ppy Ricks”
OTHER SHORT SUBJECTS
Irene Castle
In a New Dramatic Photopiay
Sensation That ”Will Be Found a
Splendid Feature.
“Convict 993”
\l’.-h n New Program
Ethel Clayton
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lit-vii Sl'il‘Ct‘
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Tim highest honors
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THURSDAY AN D FRIDAY
of High Class Vaudeville
in “The Cradle”
ll
The Regent Thewtre
TODAY gm
NOW
TOMORROW, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Twice Daily at 2:15 and 8
Micro Live Through Every Moment of its Pulsating Action
Cast of 50 Principals and 2,500 Extra Players Including
‘ at
Manager
The Million Dollar Photoplay Attraction That You Will See Once and Come Back to See Again—Vincente Biaeeo lbanez’
“The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”
The Story That Has Been Read By and That Has Thrilled 10 Million People in This Country Alone—The Picture That Has Made Millions
Rudolph Valentino and Alice Terry
. in the Principal Roles Ably Supported By the Greatest Selection 0? Screen Artists Ever Made for Any Big Production
Matinee at 2:15 With Regular Musical Program .. ......... 30c
Evening at S—Ausmented Orchestra. an Efi‘ects 50c
TROLLEYS TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND TO WESTPORT AND STAMFORD AFTER THE snow
M
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an «1 Fred Huntley
support.
King of the Irak Region
render
lure (li ftnesseaan exquisite Visualiza-
tion ot u Chit" Parish-one. She mnkrs
you fri-l the awakening of a soul in
HA dainty l~utterfiy. who sacrifices
In rso-li’ to rare for her husband
l‘lll‘i-ll‘il in lmttlr.
it is impossible to detail the many
time hits «lone throughout the picture.
l-ul mention must he mull-‘- ol‘ the
>1-i-‘llillil pnrformnnees given by I‘om-
0'1‘i)_\' Cannon. .los vph Su‘irknrll. lit-ins-
liy Show. Alan Hale. .‘ lirulier.
.lohu Suinpolis, Virginia “’nrwirk.
lil-rvl; Ghent. Stuart Holmes Edward
izi‘l i!"-
.1"ornelly. liriilg-tlzi (Work. Mabel Van
l‘wirwn. Mark Fulton. \anlum- Huffy.
Smoki- Turner. lsnhel Krill}; Hull
Montana. null Hurry Northrup.
ii'.ir\elloiisl_\' {it“lll‘Jlf' So‘lill‘iL'S Were
«onslruetml llll-lt'l‘ the vlirrrliou of
Amos Myers and Joseph (‘Jtillt‘l‘ and
ln’:"‘i:.:.t illuito:rnpliy was .loue
l-y .lohu Sn'it7.
The
CRIMSON (‘H.>\lil.l-'..\’t;l‘."
Lust Day of Dorothy halton's New
Super Paramount at the l’nlaoe
’I'Iieatn-éhenny in “1hr
Leather Pushers”
A woman Jetvrmluml to kill in
square gun-tiuhl (he mm who has
witll-lilomli-nlly lll'll‘il‘l'l'l‘l her lather!
\tlmrouxhly l-zvl mzm \liti-rmiui-ll
in turn to possvfss the zirl. the only
siiiritml. t‘r-nrl‘ss \i'umuu o!‘ the small
“Vault-m. rnmiuuuity.
Silt-h is the strikiuu situation “‘hirh
nukes for Mill!” ix. "l“l»i'it‘(\t‘0'll. too.
“TI",
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1m: flfi‘llt‘ll iu the \\i-.~tv'ru picture.
“'l‘lxi- (‘l'lllvfillil (‘li.llll‘llur.“ starring
I'nrnlliy Imltoii. It “with! at lliv
l‘uluw- 'l‘lu‘utrv lust I'Vl‘lllllL' and met
“Mi in‘stmiitiaiiimoya; Ling L4, it‘lLlAEwtl-
ml house. It :ii-iw'ii‘s "or the 1; 4|
lllllt‘ truluy with lit-trizm‘nl lhvnuy in
“’l‘lii‘ l.t:llll"l‘ l'tiulie‘rs.”
“we: Halloo is pin-\ivlml with one
of lilt‘ sli‘niiiuwst rnlvs (it her Si‘l‘t‘t’ll
i Il'l‘l'i'. not l‘\"ll I'M-1mm; "Moron of
ill“ llwly lmlty." l:".'|‘l“l'.\' of pupil-
,l:.r liv'tiuu “ill inHm-iliutc-ly revugnizc-
*‘rmu its title
’H'Pll :ulriptwl
‘mll liuully shin: up his lit».
"33’: .w ill lio lvls (if
'la rry. one ml the litus‘. ill'li—
Nni'l lit‘l‘ll .
Illl'lll “1»:in u 1.21 tl'I- .m-ri-o-u.i
.\l ii';:l;wiili. ll." l<i\-‘v>i!'l<
'Hugh will} :i t-w yi :Irs out
.. l mu, «ilt' plays with u um-
3llt'
llllll the pit-lure has
from the popular non-l
ivy \‘iugir llov. In this iw-spuet. mueli
(‘l‘ewlit due to l'nul l‘owell for ili~
ii-i-tion (Hill to lit-ululi Muril- lii\ for
niluptailon.
lieu-nil imtrt'nl \VJS ('\[)l‘68.\‘l'|l
naming! l"rnnl; (‘iinpnnu for his artis-
is
tipilllt'J‘lUl‘ of llll' l-uvl mun, .lnrk
.‘ilWVl'l' is It‘ll‘llllLf mun :llll] (‘lureurr‘
llurtoii. lreno- Hunt. \Vill R. “’nlling
‘1‘ fl 6 liiillini.
“no; iii-.iulpl
'»' f'i “new" ! twin):
..; MI: Show: amt- only-41! 8 o'clock.
\
“THE FOUR HORSEMEN”
«l illnr photoplny , _
! Valentino and Alice “113' (mil :1 brilliant cast
tr Mini-row. Thursda y and Friday. Special
“The. Hour Horsemen of the
Matinecs daily at 2:15.
Protests Against French
(Continued from First Page.)
thr- Times
to his paper.
hum Sit-ml. minor 01
London. in R llisputvh
lli- nil-ls that
has her-n or may he
he made must
less nix-i until equality of industrial
opportunity in Russia assured or.
iriziriplrs and by means “hieh the l‘.
S. mm I'ieogiiixe.
As regards the Standard Oil
pany. the correspondent says its «lis—
lim‘t status in thr- Russian oil negro-
tiulions “certainly mxes point to the
support lent hy the l . S, to the
l‘reueh and Belgian altitude" reggni-
in: m‘ixalv property in Russia. null
also to the polite intimation whirh
the leuvliug «leiegntimis rerehed trout
.\l r. Child."
GENOA. May 9
ell l‘ress).~-—(‘.i~im:i
another day of
is
(Ry The ASSOCl-‘ii-
awoke inlay to
unerrtoiuly. with
the l‘tVlilt‘l‘i‘llt‘l‘ enulil he snyril. lxul
pesslminu preynilml in most quarters,
Belgium is the center around \x‘hirh
liti‘win u iiilbslinn.
quilum to the Russians lwhtnll \\'l‘l-.‘ll
x-‘i'nm‘l‘ is slumlitip.‘ in her opposition
to the memorandum].
all eyes in (‘u non are on llelirium and
on M. .lnspnr. foreign minister :iu-l
(-lmiruuiu ol‘ the Belgian delegation.
“The qil~‘.‘~tiuil raised by llelgium
filmul (louse soyi‘n has tun :istwits“
.\l, Junior said. "(\u (llH‘ side it is :\
LIll‘llll-H ol. iirlt‘."iplv rnneeiuim:
Spi'1‘l luv and pruti-t‘tinn or priuitw
prmwrly :iliriud. The (iilll‘l‘ sliln- rm:—
ri-rus the eeunomlr restoration of
'Tlui'xiu" is? I‘W'lfihg’ tWe lTiuluslrf 0T
that country. -
““V‘Ki‘llll inh‘slwl l\\‘o.;mil :\ hull
llil‘ious‘ nl' :r:|nr::. uulxl. in liussiuu in.
ilxi..tr\. :iml ptw'u'ssu-il 11011 llll'llVrll.‘.
iuvlwlihi: lllzlSl l'ui'nueeu. aw: 1‘..- tur-
t‘ltl'll‘il‘ all“ i-t infinity»: t lulli
mills. “ill‘l‘ works null «'ln-rtriv‘ liuht
plduts \Ve liked in prmlnrv' in Hus»
sin lu-t'l-re the “or l'ortyutwn prr n nt.
i
oi the l‘mimli'y output u! the l‘ll‘ll'l'
rci‘iiilt'y'. -1\ per ("'lll. (if the steel
i‘:iil::. >‘i~\vnl.\uli\- tut-r 1" 'll, of tho
(‘lil‘lllil‘fll inz'mlmts. titty p- r r-‘ul. oi
the glass. tnhli- war and 3"." [HT e-iut.
ot Hi.- “induw gloss.
"No other country is so pro iuii‘i Al :W
is Ill-lirium to r ‘Nitll't‘ {usslu it the
llll't'l‘ returns to the former l‘mluinu
proprietors their nlll possissiuus.
Money will “(ruin pour into Russia.
Belgian lnilustriulists Lin-oily llHV" u
billion {runes lilitl nsinle to restore
thrir industries there.
“In House ltt‘V'Wl, lit-lgium li'lllllllwl
“'llll'll flll(i\\'l"l for nation-
a tnrmulu
ulizution of property in Russia on
rouilitirm that its: tisr slionlnl ln‘
untitled to the old proprietors. or.
when this was impossible. r‘ompensa-
lion ln- girl-n tlwm.
"M. (‘nltien our legal expert. sim-
ply :lSFlth'll in eompiliut.r eluuse sew-n
.ou HH- request of Mr. Lloyrl—(‘qu‘gi
uml \l lnrthou. lilitl'r tlw (‘\’pr1-ss
(‘mirlitlon tliit his i-resi-nr‘e there
would irli-vlm- neither the llrlginn Ilt-l-
eizulion nor the gnyvrument to thr
work of the expert“. .\l. (‘ultit-r. nt-
lrr the elnuse was limited. lvrnught it
to me. and :igrl-I-zl with mt.- ihut it
'yvn's imucouptnlil -’ to l‘mlirium.
. “I must reenll that l ronipilevl that
isirtinn of thv (‘rtnurs resolution re,
(spec‘linu foreiixn property. and that
all. inrluilingz Mr. Lloyd—George.
,arzreml in interpreting it in the sense
that thi soviet must return foreign
.property except when physitnlly lm-
'possihlv. Mr. LlovaGI'nrge expressed
thimw-ll in the some sense in the
House of Common.“ on Avril 2.
“llvlgriun. (lot-Fl not wish the failure
of the ('Ollf“r"ll!'l'. All her efforts:
here how.- been 'lireett-Il toward the
survm-sa of the meeting. while every»
(no including Mr. Lloyd-George has
pal-l homage to the. Belgian slnreri»
ty and peaceful spirit."
efficient
l The Ammo;
‘ gedy Andy g
Occupation at Genoa:
of .
whatever a irreeiuei‘it '
alt'i-rtul by the American altitude, im- 1
Com- ‘
l‘rvmivr Lloyd-George optimistic that 1
turns the llrrre eonlroyersy owr the .
It is lit r oh‘eriiou .
to clause seven in the allied memor— ,
Consequently ‘
t‘I'A '
and
‘yJo my
"llwl‘o!" Helen Honeybee sang as she
fii-w upnh :2 1511] flower mar Raggedy
Anti and Mimi her little yellow basket
l
l
“ilh hour-V "Hello?" Iiag‘yz'oviy Ann
and lingmfl‘ And)” both mllni. “You
are lmx‘ nl‘ the time. aren't you.
Helen Honeybee? ‘\
“Almost, all the time'." Helen
linniuixen l‘i"}‘lil‘il. Th9“ as She had
h‘nr little yeliow basket. filled to the
top with honey and could gm no more
it: it, ‘ him: it upon a petal of the
ST,
1‘;y\\‘i-i‘ :til-l sat dmwi facing the two
.‘
I
“was! ‘Qvl A“
‘sat Dim“ Farina: the Two Raggedys.
ling-ruins. “A \m) funny thing hap-
l‘I‘i‘vcl lllr‘iuliilfl‘ ilny‘i". Mild illgt‘lL
ilouTyerrh tm she finial th‘r hauls up-
cu il'l mum: so its not to get honey
lll hir hair “llt'll shi- begun romliiugj
it “\‘ou know We llom-yluv ladies go
ti'ni'u flower to How-3r gathering honey;
limu \xl‘s'u \u’ lune mu little yellow
basket ulli-d “.. lly stinipht imnuv and
Fill the liouiy in thr- rill-hoards so that
\\e £ll\\.t}s hung it nice cutilmuid tlllwl
for \\iut -rtixm; so I llllll just tilled my"
litt'i- pullow lit‘lfikl‘i with honey
slurtml llylni: home. \\'iwu 1 reached
the ulau oi the great \Vouds tilled;
with l-‘uiriwr-i “it everything. I stopped'
upon :i hlmle of grass to test. And do'
’yuu know. right lwlow when) 1 wast
sitting l lieauil someone crying softly.l
"l'l‘ul‘ me? 1 said. “\Yhoeuu that he?"
‘Au-l l elimhed down off the blade of
lmuss mul “nilki-tt towards whoever
hats crying. Auxl Ilo you know. the
:i‘i‘yiug came from an new"). I walked
‘nll round the avorn. lmt could not see
'uuy 4001' at all; but up near the top
.\\';is a tiny lltth- round window which
) ml with hits of \lmd stuffed in
was: till
so tight. 1 roul-l hardly pull them out.
{llut I, iii-l though! Anvl when I poepeil
inside I ulumst l-uunuyl lurznls with the
it Milest elf you ever
lillliisst. weeniest.
wasn't uyer u half
saw. \\'liy! lie
inch high!" ..
“He must have been Very rule and
t'lillniug‘.”'s.‘iiil llaEm-ily Ami.
“[ wish that you ('uuld lune seeiu
him!" said Helen Honeybee. “He was.
so teeny! Vv’ell I pulled ‘lilm up
through the little window and had al—
most got him out. when I heard some-
one come up behind me and the first
thing I‘knew someone started pulling
upon my erSS so hard that they Inl—
most ripped liy shirt from the waist.
‘llero! You step that‘.‘ I said. lint
they pulled a)! the hat'der until my
apron fell off. Then I felt someone hit
mo real hard and then whoever it was
let out :i great howl. 'Just then I
pulled the little Teeny. Weeny elf out
of the “'ll'lll3V' zmd could turn around
to see who was: howling so loudly.
“Who was it?" lagged} Ann asked.
“It was Snoop." Doorljinippnr. the
“‘itcht" Helen Honeybee replied. “And
when she had hit me. you see she
stuck herself on the needle I carried in
and jingle-oily A'uvly smile—Ii: "If
my searing bag and’there ‘she was.
DOROTHY’mRNIT
Vruelle
hopping first on one foot. then on the
ether first holding her finger, then
putting it in her mouth.
‘lion‘t let her put me in the acorn
agomi" the little weeny teeny o it said
to me. “I won't!" I told him. then I
asked Snoopy Doodgmipper to stop
hopping about until I fixed her finger.
hut she was so angry. she wouldn‘t let
me help her. and she went hopping
down through the grass as mad as she
could he. The littlest. weeniest. ileu—
iest elf you ever saw told me that
Snoopy Doodiinipper shut him up in
the acorn because he went
mine; in her littlo pond and that he
had been in the acorn (or almost a'
week.
"\‘l'asn’t he very. very
Anlly wished to know.
“Dear me yes'." Helen Honeybee re—
hungry '3"
plied. "But 1 gave him my whole has-é
hot of honey to (at and then he was!
all right!“
“I felt \ery sorry for Snoopy for
When I looked in my sewing has: 1
fuond that the needle was gone. so I
guess Snoopy had to pull it out of her
tirger'. \Veil. well, Heir—n Honeybee
n
laughed, “It just goes to Show how lit; V
lle kindness :lm-ils :ll‘v just
llw some. for semis they thel
same. for after I had given IIEADSETS
little. weeny teeny Elf my
basket ot‘ honey. I had to.
no hunt for more. and it took men \\'t, have just rm=pi\-p.l :1
tom: time: so when I reached home ‘
my sisleis: met me at tho door and Suppl." ”f headsets.
“ski"; EM “i-“U‘w ewe A); .7 7W .7: i. :7. . 7.: ,ssee
Helen fifty of the littlest. weenlerzt.
ti enlest lflu‘s just come with titty lit-
tle lmrkets filled with honey {Hill said
they \yr-rv- :ill for you‘." So I told my
sisters how I lll'nl rem litil the little lill‘
null szivc-u him my basket ol‘ honey.
Aml \nn sf v, 'ho little l-Ilyes made my
kindness 5:th and grow and made lis
nil liiimn'l”
“Yes indeed!" Aim null
we wish
others to do thing's for us. we must
show them how pleasant it is. by first
lin 213ml}
0" A
349’
0n!)
in swim— .
i doing kindness for themi”
“Hmm! Iimmi" Helen Honeybee
sang as she picked up her little yellow
basket and sailed away across the
meadow and leaving Raggedy Ann and
Rasra'eriy Andy sitting there smiling
happily at each other.
”HANDS PLACED 0X
HARKNESS CLOCK
NEW HAVEN. May 9.——\Vorkmen
place-vi the h‘ands on the great clock
of }‘er\n995 Memorial Tower at Yale
in position today. There are places
mi New Haven Green and near city
hall from which the clock face may
he soon.
The Horkness peat of hells will lie
oelow the eloek. 011 mark hell will he
the legend "For God. for Country and
tor Yale."
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