1 DAY. scum as. 1921
Palace Theatre
rear of DAHD ESTERSON; CYRUS w. GRAY, Jr... Manager.
LAST TIME TODAY
BETTY BLYTHE
t1. 1 ; 11 sum supporting cast in the film adaptation of Rex Beach‘s
‘ ‘ The Net" presented as
“Fair Lady”
\ TWO Reel Comedy -:- . -1-
WEDNESDAY ONLY
:i “‘lese to Many Demands —— The Supreme Picture
Norma Talmadge
...-—|N—-__
‘Smilin’ Through”
': r 2 wonderful nine reel production you have ever looked at.
Your last chance to see it. '
Pathe News
Special AddedvFeatux-e
BUSTER KEATON
FAT TITE THEATRES.
REGENT TODAY.
Green Dormand, George Woodthmpew
I andGnstonGhssAl-esursot.
I ‘Soug of Life.”
The Regent Theatre presented one of ;
the best producions of the winter
season yeserday in John Stahl's first
National Release "The Song of; Life."
Gaston Glass, Georgia “’oodthrope
nod Grace Darmond were th leads in
Inn all star cast that ranks with the
gbest star selections to be brought to
Ithe screen in this city. ’ The picture
ipleascd. euary Regent patron and
imnn) enjoyed it in spite of the un-
expected turn in the heather. The
I' Song of Life" will be repeated today
“ith a two reel comedy.
“THE OLD HOMESTEAD."
Dcnman Thompson's Btu-n] Drama
Opens at Regent Tunnel-row of
Three Day Run.
Theodore Robeits has lost his mus-
-tache! ~11
-to retain the hirsute adornment. np-
piaring in Paramount pictures with
- his upper lip fringed.
But I ncle Joshua. Whitcomb in
, ‘The Old Homstead' which comes to
the Regent Theatre tomorrow, play-
ing also Thanksgixing Day and Fri—
day, bears no rhusiache. To present
him with one would be to 321'; iradi-,
tion. “The Old Homestead" with
l ncle Josh wearing a mustache would
be like “I= ncle Tom" with the title
role played by a mulatto.
So of! came Mr. Roberts' mustache.
“Nexer mind. " said Mr. Roberts.
after shaving, “I am always willing to
\
make sacrifices to art. Ahd after all
~rlmcan soon grow another."
ere are indeed two things
Iwhich Mr. Roberts excels; the use it;
a cigar to put over expression and the
ability to grow whiskers for any part
a most 0\(.;1ught.
I PALACE EBAY.
\r—r—
Betty Blythe And Other Stars Appear
in Be: Beach’s “Fair Lady”
Rex Beach’s Fair Lady," at the
Palace Theatre for the last time to-
day, is an attraction that does credit
to eseryone associated with its pro-
duction and to .thc theatre presenting
it. I is one hundred per cent. enter:
tainment in beauty. heart—interest and
thrills. It is lavishly staged. admir-
ably acted by a splendid cast and the
story is unfolded in clear~cut might-
t‘rom-the—shoulder fashion and finishes
\\ 1th a sirrprising. , smashing climax
You‘lllike Fair Lady" regardless;
of your age. tastes or temperament;
because it is filled with ‘ sins of inter-
est of all the popula r \axities of am-
usement. The younger set will es-
peclally enjoy the youthful love-malt-
ging 0t Gladys Hulette as Myra Nell
Drew and her jealous young sweet-I
“heart Count Modena. Those 3. little
will appreciate the
{by Betty Blythe.
admirer. Na rvin Blake,
played by
Robert Elliott and his rhal Senor
Maruffi portrayed by "i‘hurston Hall.
The older folks while appreciating
both romances will find deep enjoy-
ment in the devotion of Lucrezia
played by Florence Auer for he;
{Bung mistress, and those who are
unfortunate though to find no pleasure
in love and lovers will find in “Fm?
.indy” a. wealth of thrills mystery
and adventure to please them.
soon mm;mo W
I
“mm,”
Kama more-test WI
Amrsnthflnce’l‘omormwln-
row.
“Smilin’ Thru." the picture supreme,
in which Norma. 'I‘almadge has done
the greaest work of her entire career, I _
appears at the Palace Theatre tomor- “C11 that there is 1‘93“? no compar
It. is being brought for its pre-
.19 BentonSti-eet
For many months he was permitted further along in life and more seriougi
romance of:
Countess Margherita alluringly played?
and the attention
being paid to her by. an American'
sanitation again and there
‘iikeliliood that the Palace
able screen classic of this type.
scorn nonwm
Live Poultry Market
Phane 2835
‘Special4e-Thanksgivlng »
TURKEYS 65c lb. '
is every
will beI
packed to capacity for this showing. I
Critics have agree: that 30d ctr-11“!“i at
Response Popular Demand any time has ma e any on
to Iwhich surname in merit or appeal
this starring vehicle of Norm Tal-
madge.1t is a. picture that stirs the
heart and. its sweeping emotions are
; Recitation —- W ~7— Heien ‘
'~ Piano Solo—agelecm—Edith Cruz. .
.. Recitation—The Pilgrim Maid—41:31:33
' Song—We Plough the
‘ Song-Thanksigving at Grandsta—
His Latest Comedy Riot; “The Frozen North" —— ——
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Thursday and Friday With Vaudeville
Dorothy Dalton
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Three Show: Thursday at 2:15, 6:45 and 9:15.
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D1VId Esmraon. Manager
Last Time Today
Gaston Glass, Grace Dar-
iuond and a Splendid Sup-
porting All- star Cast in
the John M Stwhl Super
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Recitation — inng Night -
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Potatoes 35c '
12 for .................. 25c
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Song—Thanksgiving Is Hen—415:5
Ho!——Sch.ool.
Recitation — The Quad: -— Enrica:
‘ Taylor. ’
Knorr.
Thor. Iii.“
Fields and
Scatter—School. ,
Recimtiom—When Father (knees the
Duck—Jesse Huhbeli.
Exercise— We Thank— ' W
TnozzoL
Piano Solo—Orange Blossom—Bib
Corbett. ' '
Recitation—A‘ Grandma‘s—Roe Ga-'
ham.
Recitation — mm— '81!
Lee, Edith Wilkens. Marjorie Van
Clef, Isabelle McCreCton. m
Dibble. Rose Tunable.
Song—Peace—Viola Van Clea. nun
Corbett. Jeanette Oliver, Venn
Chontss, Mary Irwin and Idé. an.
er.
Exercise—4n Honor of Thumb: .
-——English children, Irma Verna.
Ruth Havens. Marjorie 133-101; to.
grim children. Vinmant Santa. Am
Benney. Charles ‘HcDonald. “or,
La Mort. Robert White. Ida. Bin-Is:
Stanley Mnyhew: children of tom. ,
Rebecca Rasher. Margaretta m,
Ruth Young; Evelyn m Ali.
McRedmond.
School.
Arthur Horton.
Piano Solo—Moonbenms on the Lake
-—Jea.nette Oliver.
Recitafiom—Onr Dafly Brand-m ..
Louise Creighton. ‘ .7
Recitation — Thanksgivmg on
Farm—Dorothy Harrison. .
Song—The Sandman—Ten pupils in
Grade 3. 7
Recitation — Thanksgiving Joya —- ,
Norman Waldron.
Piano Solo—Song of Ohio—Mary it- 7
win.
Recitation — Thankgiving Letter to
Grandma—Louise Henry.
Recitation—How Mistress Spam
Celebrated thanksgiving Day—BO.
Ian 1 Amundsen.
Song—Over the River and Through
the Woods—School.
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