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Palace Theatre
TODAY and TOMORROW
A Snappy, Peppy Keith Vaudeville Show of Merit
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Acrobatic Specialties
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"The $5,000 Kiss”
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" ’ co ‘ored artists brought the mer-
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ln Swaying Songs, Dippy Dances and Masterly Music
Last Times Today—NORMA TALMADGE
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past few months there has been a.
call tor several of the bigger pictures
and the enthusiasm tor them has
spread over the entire part at New
In adoring for the one day
"Isle and Female” Wr
Esterson clected a picture thi! met
every test when it was originally re-
. leased and has ,ithstood every crit-
ic“. Cecil Dellille, admittedly the
aunt director produced the
.play and ‘the stars include Thomas
Gloria Swenson. Theodore
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Jan. 29-30-31
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Direct from a Season's Sensational
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“THE GOIDFISH”
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Msrjorie Rambeau.
rection of the Messrs.
in-Gladys
one performance only next
theatres. Maxine Elliott,
Some of ihe
Rambeau has
lite.
"Sadie Love,"
"Eyes of
Unger, the author
has had a. long
Gladys
Some or the better
"Love \Vatches"
for
"the Goldfish"
department'store saieslady.
marries a cabaret singer;
She first
then
men with a little higher station in
life, and moves up to Riverside Drive;
then comes along a mlllitinaire
has been taking
she was better 0! with her first love.
There is a fine supporting cast that
will appear with Miss Remheau.
which includes Mined Lytell. George
W. Bax-bier. Thurlow Bergen. Jean
Wsrdley. Charles Hempden, Gertrude
Clemens. Gladys Earleott, Dennis
Cleugh and Ian-l Bedding. The play
was staged by smart- Walker.
are now selling. ’ '
x
under the di-
9: all—Literary Evening conducted by
Shubert. will
Unger’s comedy.
“The Goldfish," at the Regent theatre,
Monday
night. January 29th. Miss Rambeau
and the same cast to be seen here has
the record of achieving a grand tri~
umph in three or New York's most
popular
Bhubert and Astor. in this great com-
edy oi modern
plays in which Miss
appeared in New York since coming
irom Calliornia are
“Cheating Cheaters," and
Youth."
of "Up Shd\Goes,"
series of successes on the London and
American stage.
known plays by her on the American
stage have been "Inconstant George"
for John Drew.
Billie Burke, and "The Marioneties"
for Madame Nesimova. The story of
relates the rise of a'
she
divorces him and monies a young
who
moves Jennie up to Park avenue.
During the intervening time Jennie
lessons in deport-
ment: but she finally discovers that y
3: 00 to i: 00 p. m.——"'l‘he Harmon-
6:15—Dr. Jacob Glick. of Newark
6:30 to 7:00—“Man
8:00—Lucia Forest Batman, concert
8:15—Song recital by Robert Leish-
8:30—A talk and monologues by Car-
8:45——Berenaders Orchestra.
9 : 00-—Police Commissioner
9:30 to 10:00—~&renpder Orchestra.
the American troops who went a the
aid or the allies in the world war er-
rived
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\wz. Newark (800 Meters)
“'estinghouse El. & Mfg. Co.
4: 00 p. m.—Closing prices on stocks
and bonds. grain, conee and sugar.
4: 05—“Fashlons” from Women's
Wear Daily Newspaper.
5: 30—Speciei features. closing prices
on stocks bonds, grain. cameo and
sugar.
6: 40—“A Story from. the Youth's
Companion." by Will Levington
Comiort.
mac—Conditions of Leading Indus-
tries by R. D. Wychoir. Editor of
the Magazine of Wall Street.
6:00—Resunle oi Sporting events;
musical program.
7:00—“Bedtime Stories"
F. Dole. noted authority.
7:30—"I’rnctlcal Side 0! Short Story
\Vriting" by Wm. H. Osborne. 0!
Newark.
8: 30—New York concert of Yale
musical clubs.
by Funk
the Editorial Stalls oi the Outlook.
Scientific American and Harper &
Bros.
9: lit-10: (lo—Arlington Time Signals.
weather torecest. .
10:01-—Program continued by the
Yale Glee, Banio and Mandolin
Club.
“'08, Newer]: (400 Meters)
Il- Bembelxcr & Co.
tans." a. dance orchestra or New
York. "Homesick.” "Toot Toot
Tootsie." “Como Along.” “I'll Build
a Stairway to Paradise," "Stet-s31.
".Lovin' Sam." “Tomorrow." "The
. Sphinx." "Deedle Deedle Du.”
will speak on "The Care of the In-
fant's Feet."
in . 0
Stories tor the Children.
Newark Sunday Call.
Moon
copyright-
hnrpist. "Ballad" (Zabel) “Evening
Star" (Tannhauser) "Irish Bo-
mance" (Eastman).
men, baritone of Newark. N. J.
lyle Mooew. plnywright’a‘d author
of “Stop Thief." “Royal Purple"
and “Listening In."
number-
ing 25 pieces. “Loyal Friends
March." “Estudlantina” Mandolin
solo, "Concert Waltz.” “General
Pershinghinrch.” "Fidgety Feet."
"Autumn‘flower." “mean-kn." '1
Richard
Euright will deliver an address to
the Police Chieis of America.
"Italian Suite." "Allago Moderate."
“Barcarolle,” "Allegro Vivace."
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