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REGENT THEATRE 5
DAVID es: ensou. President and mafia-gin. Director r‘
Thursday, Mat. and Night — Friday Katina Only
it Has Been the Question Since Adam's Time
“WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE WOMN 7”
Who Knows O— Who Would Dare to Answer ? l
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HAS EVER BEEN SCREENED.
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. n mu "1an AND ransom wrrn ms PERSONAL
GUARANTEE — ALI. STAB CAST
. \\ lml's‘ Wrong With Women" Is Made by the Producers of
“Rich Men's Wives"
gummy—Marion Davies iii “The Young Diana” and
Hw'bcrt Rawhnson in “Another Men’s Shoes."
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PALACE THEATRE
DAVID ESTERSON. Mnnnglng Director
T O D A.Y 0 N I. Y
Paramount Presents
JOHN BARRYMORE
in the Greatest Role That He Ever Played
“DR. JEKYL AND MR. HYDE"
H .- .hnrm'ii-rs or this wonderful mystery drama. live anew in
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this picture.
NE“'S
Thursday.— Friday —- Saturday
A MELANGE or KEITH MIRTH ACTS
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LAUGHS
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SONNY SHEEHAN
CHADIPION JOY DISPENSER
JOE DAVIS
“BERMIUDA BOUND"
THREE WILmK‘ SISTERS
THE SIX FEET THAT BEAT AS ONE
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REGENT THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY—FRIDAY, FEB. 9
At 8:20 O’clock
FRANK C. GODFREY POST
AMIERICAN LEGION
AND
MULVOY-TARLOV POST
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
OFFER
On The Bar Z Ranch
A Comedy Drama in Four Acts
———- Presented By -—
THE SPRINGWOOD DRAMATIC OIJUB'
Cast Includes the Follovving WelLKnown Talent:
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DAVID GIAASSER
JOIIN RED‘VAY
ED‘VARD CORCOBIAN
JOSEPH M‘AIRANO
“VILLIAA‘I REDWAY
JOSEPH DIALECK
Dructed by Thomas F. McMahon
Staged by Fred Zipper-er
l'rices ..... 50c,$1,$1.50;Boxes $2
ill NICII‘VI‘ZD SEAT SALE OPENS AT REGENT BOX OFFICE
\VI‘ZDNESDAY DIORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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Sin: : l, and Holiday Evenings
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(.m' r'nmmittee from the Vet-
-‘. O: Mir-sign Wars and the Am-
.7. l. are busy with plans for
Ann of the cemedy dra-
fl.” I‘m 2 Ranch" at the
.:,e. ‘re on Friday night.
Wu Nils or this play will be
. " organizations for their
» :..l ni‘ an ex-service men'-
s lily. To see this home
, “'1 w the ambition of every
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.' W1 Dramatic Club has
MIN/"‘11)?” but this play on for
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2;. “1"“ . Play was presented at
a,” I I a rIhort time ago it was a
M- and it is believed that
organizations. and
The struggle of the house—
wife has taken her
through the evolution
from the washboard,
the uncertain laundress,
the ‘ home mechanical
washer, up to the ulti-
mate - th e scientific
laundry of today.
Send for booklet describing diii'er-
ent methods or our service.
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For Sale
BLOOK—KNDLING—FIRE-
PLACE
'Phone 605
Consolidated Retail Coal
Company
there will be a rush for tickets when
the sale opens at the box odics oi
the Regent at 10 o'clock this morn-
lnp
The players have been rehearsing
during the past week under the di-
rection of rhomas McMahon. and it
is believed that the presentation as
Friday evening will" even surpass the
one given at the Palace .Thentre.
At the meeting of the local Legion
post, held last evening. tickets were
given to the members of the post. The
V. F. W. did likewise at , meet-
ing. which was held on Honday eve.
ning. It is expected that s. number
of tickets will-be sold by the members
of the two organisations.
III-kiddies “bedtime stories“
Summary 5 of >
Morning NeWs
3: Asuncisted Press. -
All mediation has finally failed at
“mane. Turkey refusing to sign .1.
lied treaty at this time even with last
proposed concessions. “ ‘
"1 Allied admirals at Constantinople
9’0“?” against Trukish order exclud~
In: foreign warships of any real size
from Smyrna Harbor. " ,
Italian Chambe'r of Deputies ap-
proves Washington conference naval
treaties. ' ‘ ’
French highbflicials on arrival at
Duesseldorf flnd huroadgtrike com-
pletely eflective.
Savannah promises big welcome to-
day to American troops on transport
St. Mlhiel. returning from the Rhine.
President Harding puts last touches
to message to Congress and finoitlcial
forecast is that he will urge change
in debt fund law approving Great
Britain settlement.
House Commerce committee favors
bill providing return of many millions
of dollars' worth of property seized
during war by alien property custod-
ian. but specially forbids restora-
tion to Grover C. Berdoll. .
Fifteen prohibition agents have
sharp battle with bootleggers in
Prince George's Country. Maryland. in
campaign to diminish capital's liquor
supply.
Wireless calls received along At-
lantic Coast reveal that freighter
Winebago is in trouble on far side‘ot
Atlantic about five hundred to six
hundred miles off coast of France.
Two New York city firemen are
killéd in_collision between hook and
ladder truck and Long Island train in
vere snowstorm.
se Mrs. Anne U. Stillman, at New York
confirms report that she is going into
wholesale millinery business.
Yale authorities admit that univer-
sity is considering elimination of Lat-
in or Greek as requirement (or Bache-
lor of Arts degree.
mu: SALTS 115 ,
RHEUMATISM Is.
» Bfllfl_El_ilNfi Yflll
Tells Rheumatism Suilerers to Take
Salts to Get Rid of Toxic Acid.
Rheumatism is no respecter of age.
sex. color or rank. It not the most
dangerous 0! human afflictions it is
one of the most painful. Those sub-
ject to rheumatism should eat no
sweets for awhile. dress as warmly
as possible, avoid any undue exposure
and above all. drink lots of pure
water.
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
or body waste matter. and is often
generated in the bowels and absorbed
into the blood. It is the function of
the kidneys to filter this poison from
the blood and cast it out in the urine:
the pores of the skin are also a mum
of freeing the blood at this impurity
In damp and chilly. cold weather the
skin pores are closed. thus torch-u-
the kidneys to do double work: they
become weak and siugglst and at.
to eliminate this toxic acid. wth
through the i system, eventually
settling in the joints and muscles,
causing stiflness, soreness and pain,
called rheumatism. .
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about {our
ounces of Jad Salts: put it tablespoom
ful in a glass of water and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. This is helpful to neutralize
acidity, remove waste and stimulate
the kidneys. thus helping arid the
blood of these rheumatic poisons.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithla,
and is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject to
rheumatism.——Adv.
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Influenza
Ls Grippe and Bronchitis
may be avoided by checking
the first symptoms of
Coughs and Colds
For'three generations users have
testified thsi: for Coughs; Colds
and Creup they get. .
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Westinghouse Electric 3 my. 00..
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4:00 p. m.—-Closin¢ flu-lines on stocks
and bonds. grain. coflee and sugar.
COT—"Fashions" from Women's
Wear Daily New-paper. - ‘
5:30—Musical program: special tea;
tures; closing prices on stocks.
bonds, grain. conee‘ and sugar.
"Iron and Steel Review," by the
Iron Ase. *- '
6:‘00—-—“The Bank of Your Invest-
ments." by J. H. Bacheller. presi-
dent Ironbound Trust 00.. Newark.
N. J.
,7:00—"Animal Stories" by Florence
Smith Vincent. ‘
coo—Estey Organ: recital 'trom the
Estey auditorium. New York City.~
9:00—Addresses by Hon. Calvin
Coolidge. vice president or. the
United stateb: Hon. George H. Sil-
zer. governm- of New Jersey: Rich-
ard V. LindaburY. general counsel
of Prudential Insurance Company.
and Dr. Andrew 13'. West. dean of
the Graduate School of Princeton
as delivered before the annual din-
ner given by the Prudential Insur-
ance Company of America in the
grand ball room of the Waldorf As—
toria. , ‘
W08. (400 Meters) .
L. Bamberger a 00.. Newt-Ir. N. J.
2:30 p. m.—Plano recital by Anglican
Ginord Runser. "Sonata Opus. 27,
No. 2" Bethoven: “Adagio." "'Al-
legretto Trio.” "Presto Agitato."
2:45—Songs by Blanche Lorrain with
violin obligates by Jessie E. Koew-
ing.
3:00—Continuation 'lecture. auspices
New Jersey State College of Agra-
culture. New Brunswick. 'N. J.
3:20—Piano solos by Angileen Giflord
Runser: “Two Lurks." Leechetizky:
“Prelude in C Sharp Minor, Opus.
3. No. 2" "Aurulsseau." Schutt;
“Scherzo in E Minor." Mendelssohn.
3: 35—Songs by Blanche ‘Lorrain.
3:455—Continuation Health Talk.
auspices New Jersey Tuberculosis
League—“The Schick Test." by Dr.
Charles Creator. health officer.
. Newark, N. J.
6:15—Intime Orchestra. Rialto Thea-
tre. Newark. N. J. “Song of India."
Korsakow; “Love Song." Lamar-
tine. violin solo by Rebert Vitoria.
soloist. "Feast Me Not." Mac-
beth: "Kamenol Ostrow," Puben-
Stein.
6:45—Bill Steinke.continues his les-
sons in “Radio Cartooning."
7:00 to hallo-Recitation by Flore-ice
Cooney Halls and bass solos by Ed—
ward E. Belle. of Arlington. N. J.
Recltations. “The Usual Way." "A
Hindoo Died." "lama." “Tominy.”
Songs: "For You Alone." Geehl:
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“Mother Mm" “more." Tess
chemcher; “The 30911.23 Nevin:
"Love Sends a Little Gifts! Rm“ ,
Openshaw: “'lll lacerato'Spirite."
from szrdi's‘ ,old' ‘ Italian opera. ,
“Simon Boccanegrad' g ._L " ' “
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