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TODAY — TOMORROW — FRIDAY
Thtl Glorious
: GLORLA SWAN SON
In a Billliant Mule Special
“My Almerican Wife”
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ’
Li Coue. Auto Sugge stionist, A Personally in a
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SpecialAddedresture
GLADYS JOYCE
and Vaudeville Specialties in a De-
lighttul
Song Revue
Miss-loyoewillsingatallahows
this week and her program will be
treqnently changed. Popular and
classic compositions will be ren-
1 Tree Reel Presents tion of His “Every Day” Theory.
dered.
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DAVID ES hansos. Managing Director
LAST TIME TODAY
A PI m'RE THAT LIVES l
MAE“. MURRAY
in lur new eight reel Robert Z. Ixomrd Presentation
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“J azzmania”
.';’r’15588 Miss Mui- ray's Brilliant Effort in “Broadway
Rose," “Fascination" or Other Features.
—— SPECIAII- ADDED ATTRACTION —
Reginald Denny in “The Leather Pushers”
Shown Monday and Tuesday only.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
if ive Acts (of Keith Vaudeville
Thursday and Fri iday—Viola Dana in “The Noise in ‘
Newboro"
Saturday—All star cm in “Broad Daylight"
'E‘xm or three rooms, furnished, bath, or
Emr in private house, kitchen or use of
Int-hen. in good section of city. VWrite
"i’uruished,”'(iare of Evening Sentinel.
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FRUIT VEGETABLES
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BANNER. BREAD
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:60 p. m.—“Home Garden Hints"
:17 p. m.-—Continuation o! the series
:00
:(m p. ln.—l’rogram by Gimbi-l Bros.
:55 p. m.——Piano solos by Mrs. J.
:00 p. m.—Rccltai by Florence Fox.
Soprano. Selections to be announced.
.40 p.
.mi p. m.——"GIandt-. the Mysteries of
2111
:15-9z30 p. m.—Broadcasting of the
:30 p. m.—Concert by the “fest End
STATION WOR (400 METERS)
Bamberger 8:. Co.. Newark. N. J.
supplied by The National Garden
Bureau.
of talks on “Golf" by VVilIiam
Everett Hicks, Golf Expert. Mr.
nicks is noted throughout the golrl
world as having the most complete;
record 0! the game.
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:30 p. m.-—-Songs by Mary C. Nolan!
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accompanied by Louise Egncr.
Program:
a. “Rose of my Heart" (Lohr)
b. "\‘issi D'Arte. Vissi D'Amore"
(Puccini)
c. “Si-Mi-Chiamano Mimi" (Puc-
cino)
d. "My Laddie" (Thay'er)
45 p.‘m.——"Radio for the Layman"
continuation of the series of lectures
by Albert E. Sonn. Technical Editor
of the Sunday Call.
p. m.—Dance music by the
Sunnyland Orchestra of Newark, N.
J. Program to be announced over
radio.
STATION WEAF (400 METER)
195 liroadvlay, New York City.
New York store.
Harry E. l’lantcn. Program:
"Rhapsody G. Minor." (Brahms):
I’inno recital by
“Scherzo B Minor." (Chopin) ““‘aitz
1-: Minor." (Chopin); “Ballade Ab,"j
(Chopin); “Sicrnburg Etude in C;
Minor.” l
:30 p. m.——Solos by Florence Kleppc, ‘
Contrnlto, accompanied
Harrison Irvine.
Song." (Haydon);
Lonely Heart,"
by Mrs. J.
Program: "Spirité
“None But thcl
(Tschaikowsky);
“How Do 1 Know I Love You."
(licwitt); "For Love of You."
(nonsmore).
Harrison Irvine. “Romanza” (Schu-!
mann); "Menuet d'antico," (Sce~
boech).
20 p. Ins—Stories told by Mary Fox.
Professional Story Teller.
an p. m.—-"Thc possibilities of Radio
to the Farmer." an address by E. R.
Eastman, Editor of "American
Agriculturist.‘ ’
m.-—-l:ccital by LeRoy Fisher.
Well—known baritone. Selections to
he announced.
H14 Human Body." a talk by John
ii. \"fllfiOll. New York City.
p. m.—iiccitatiou by Leltoy
ll‘ishcr. well-known baritone. Selec.
tions to be announced.
first act of “\Vildfiower." musical
comedy success of the season. star-
ring Edith Day. direct from the Ca-l
sino Theatre.
Ladies' Trio. which is composed of
Ethel Nugcnt, pianist. Adele Muyr.
violinist. Sadie Kemplcr, 'celiirt.
Program: "Lot-clight in Your'
Eye-5;" "lied River Moonz" “Mar-
ionettc.‘ Violin solo by Miss Muys.
, ‘ 7 , "Mazurka." (Mlvnarski)' by thz
. V . ‘ . , cle hone 810 - - . l
.. . - .l man, ”REE I)" 11“ LRY T p _ trio. “Sunny South Melodies;"
.. -1 _ .Wm "Fain" piano solo by Miss Nugent
. f "\Vistaria," (Japanese Intermezzo)
. - .~-. I Norwalk The picture is even better (LOFI'fm); by the "‘0' “Dance Orien-
, f I [than “E‘hscinatlon” and “Broadway tale. (Lubomirsky); “Serenade
_ I l ‘ .. Espagnola." (Bizet). 'Cello solo by
_ A Rose. two specials that were resflrd- ' .. .
- ._. gm] as Miss Murray's best eniorts since Miss Ixcmplc’r. Rerceuse ' from
"Joycclyn." (Godard). By the trio
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“I M H. 'rnrnu'. {”19 "99mm“ 0‘ her ”mu” “m "Nellie Kelly 1 Love You;" "\‘Vild~
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a \xlfc.” Glorh Swan-
'wlf- \l‘lllClO viper.) B
lat ment at the Regent
ml it is quite likely
vmm “ill cxseate as
. :.l‘3‘ attraction that
l‘- lulunt or .ciny other
~13 Ion: tilne. Miss
. I»? production is well
i .trnns oi the Regent
'.\‘ln she is \ery pop-
‘ “ PALACE VAUDEVILLE
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New Keith Show Opens mom
With Viola Dana Feature.
A new Keith vaudeville bill will
open at the Palace theatre. tomor-
row. Mnnager David Esterson has
booked tive of the best acts obtainable
and assures the Palace patrons that
they will have a bill to their liking.
The feature for tomorrow and Friday
will be Viola. Dana's new picture "The
Noise in Newboro." a bright comedy.
DIRECTOR GETS THRILL FROM
1.:urc will surprise ‘ "
'-r the, reason that it “TEL HOIIENIOI'
r‘ .. vxpcctatlona of a Directors in moving pitcure studios
.. tluzitrc goose. it is are supposed to be thrill-proof.
- l-l'l photoplay and has Del Andrews, one of the directors
of Thomas H. Ince's screen version
of “The Hottentot," to be shown at
the Rialto theatre on Thursday. Fri-
day and Saturday declares that he got
many thrills. however. during the
filming of the steeple-chase shown in
the picture.
at cl lv‘ing so "ell writ-
‘,~ hp interest from the
L...rt moment. Direction
x June that ha‘n starred
, l’- wry near perfection
v.’ Hr picture is one well
l . t - st three days
1.. surniii; I(non; arrow, the Andrews was determined to get HOT. CHOCOI IATE
4 M. Co-n's three some "thrillers' {or s. blase public.
2 l- FULY
., u of his auto sugges-
.\l Couc personally sp-
“ ‘és‘ pitcure whe‘ he was
‘-".\' rch-ntly at it was
' 1 direction. M in Gladys
‘. “ill continue at the
. i- mninder ot the week
:»‘\()\\‘8.
When the steeplechsse. which is the.
climax Of the pitcure. was first re-_
heiirsed, it went so smoothly that alll
the hurdles were made several feet
higher.
or the riders landed in the hospital.
but the action caught by the camera
is the most exciting ever filmed.
“I was scared myself,” admitted
Andrews when the filming of the race
was completed. “On one of the jumps
it looked as it several of the riders
as well as the horses would be killed.
i'\l.\(‘i". TODAY.
' "HR Law-st Hit (noses Ell-
‘lmmt at the I‘ll-c.
The result was that a number J
there.
flowerz" “Song D'Amour," (Acher);
"Red Head Gal.".
Brevity may be. the soul of wt; but
is nothing very funny about
being short of cash.
WEDDING GIFTS
SHOWER GIFTS
You Will Find a. Complete Line
of Gifts at
Donnelly’s
rruit Sundses
Ice Cream Sodas
Fresh m. Candy
PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE
SHOPPE
10 South Iain st.
i was relieved when broken collar-
‘l‘mlziy. .
' the Mae Murray plc- bones, arms and legs were 1011:9113; PATENTS _ mm
iwn attract mg W be the most serious injury the
Hm Palace thuntre since resulted from the spills. D. LEWIS mm
' "to its local engagement «-——--—---——-—- PATENT
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FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY
At 2:15, 7 and 0 (NM
OIAURICE TOI'RNEUR'S MOTH PRODUCTION
. The
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SELECTED SHOBTEB FEATURES
THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY
THOMAS H. INCE PRESENTS
6‘
The
Hottentot
With Douglas MacLean and Madge Bellamy
A RIOT! One of the GREAT BIG HITS of the year. “at
steeplechase l “'hcn you're not laughing you’re yelling—yelling
mm— 1 And the story i A panic when a youth who can‘t even
stick on a rocking-horse has to ride a four-legged thunderbolt
because his girl believes he’s a famous Steeplechase.
It '11 Have You on Your Pest—Riding All the Way
THE GASPS OF AN EARTHQUAKE !
THE YELLS OF A MIR'I'HQUAKE l
FEED THE HENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK
An ideal winter ration. Try a keg. All kinds of scratch teeda.
dry mash. charcoal, grit shells. etc. \
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Anything you want in Sheet Music; if it is not in stock we
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