DAVID ES’I'EBSOR. Ian-ghg Director
TODAY- and, TOMORROW
PARAMOUNT Pnnsm's
“Mary. Miles Minter” .
u llll all all star supporting cast in the best production of her
successful career
“DRUMS of FATE”
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WEDNESDAY —— THURSDAY — FRIDAY
\ l'li'TI'llll THAT EVERY NOR“‘ALKER “1L1; SEE
THEODORE ROBERTS— AGNES AYRES
RICHARD DIX
And a Galaxy of Stars in Paramount's
“RACING HEAR ”
With Miss Ayres as a Feminine “Wally Reid"
BIAIII‘O TODAY,
Valdimlr Gram-n Russian Violinist
To Play’At Presentations of
“Mighty Lak' A Rose"
Last night's audiences at the Rialto
Theatre were doubly pleased. at the
bill adored them. Not only was the
feature picture, "Mighty Lak’ A Rose"
well worth the name of “feature”, but
it was enhanced by the several violin
selections played by Valdimir Graft-
man, the noted Russian Violinist, who
has appeared. in Norwallr on several
previous occasions.
The old childhood game of "Rich
man, poor man, beggar man. thief"
might be well applied to the picture,
as all or these types come under the
spell of "Rose" the heroine. who is a
violinist, and whose powers have earn-
ed her the title of “The Miracle Wo-
hian." Her power for good is un-
canny, causin those who have come
under the spe to abandon their pre-
vious plans should they have proved
to be incompatible with good.
The picture is a most enjoyable one
and coupled with the evening appear-
ances of Mr. Gratfmnn. his one that
will doubtlessly appeal to a large
number.
Announcement is made today that
the feature picture for the balance of
,the week from \Vcdncsday will be
‘Harold Lloyd in “Dr. Jack."
I
REGE NT 'IUDAY
Mary Miles Mlntcr's New Mum
“Drums of Fate" Opens Two
Days‘ l‘hlgagcmcnt
Mary Mill-s Mintcr's new feature,
“Drums of Fate" opens a two days'
engagement at the Regent Theatre to-
day. This is. another 1923 Para-
PALA CE
i THEA TRE
, DAVID ES’I‘ERSON. Managing Director
TODAY and TOMORROW
HEX INGRAM? PRESENTS
:2 ;.;E TERRY—STUART HOLMES—LEWIS STONE
now than a 9mm of other stars who appeared in “The Four
in his brilliant sunrssor to that production
ill.l‘».i‘llli'll”
"The Prisoner of Zenda”
lixtra Added Attraction Today and Tuesday
REGINALD DENNY in “THE LEATHER
PUSHERS”
THE EXCITING SECOND ROI‘ND
WEDNESDAY
HOOT .GIBSON
The Gentleman from America
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
\Vith Five Acts Keith Vaudeville
Theda Bara in “Salome”
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20
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ncncflt of
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mount production and like "Dark
AT annulus
.Svcrets," "Nobody's Money" and “My
iAmerlcan \Vifc." the rclcascs that
[preceded it, the production is of high
order in every rcspcct. Miss Minicr
has been one of the favorite screen ac-
tresses of a considerable period and
her popularity is still undiminlshrd.
In the scvcral roles that she has as-
numml for Paramount production
she has continued to hold her big;
'placc in public favor and in ”D‘run
lot Fate" she scores another unqual.
itlcd success. The supporting cast i:
30llc of the best that has hccn gathrrl l.
.ior any rl-lcasc and the direction.
lphotogruplly and other details had
liven (‘Ollllllt‘llilullon of the most criti-
(0:11. The usual high class Shea
'jccts that are part of the che pro-
gram will be shown today and to-
,morrow. On \lencsday, Agnes Ayrcs,
'l‘hcodcrc llohcris, Richard Dix and n
galaxy of lllv! ln-st known Paramountt
stars will apmnr in " lacing Hearts."
PA LACE I '1‘}! L'ATRE
Ina-rnm's “Primer of 2911611"
Here In In ammo to Popular
Ill-maml.
Manager David Esterson has recog-
lllzr-d a general public demand in
booking for the Palace Theatre for to»
day and tomorrow Rex Ingrsm's auc-
ccss “The Prisoner of Zenda." Thisl
production has crcatcd the greatest
:onsation that Ingram has given the
scrccn since he released "The Four
Horsemen." Many of the original
stars or that big production are found
in "The Prisoner of chda” including
Alice Torry. Lcwis Stone, Barbara. La-
.Mnrr. Stuart Holmcs and a list in-
'cludos the most brilliant of acrccn
lplaycrs under Ingram‘s direction. Thc
‘typcs have been carefully chosen and
ithe public is assured an attraction
.such as will be at once approved.
Rex
KI\\'ANIS BRINGING “FOR
VALUE RECEIVED" T0 REGENT
One of the Strongest Plays of the Sea-
son to Play Hcre April 26.
Out of the long list of plays which
have been produced in New York city
during the past season. only a. few
have succeeded. \Vhy? Because, for
the most part. the plays are slipshod
affairs lacking in characterization and
having very little verislmllitude
life.
I The theatre going public have been
surreitml with those half-baked plays.
Thcy are searching for something that
til the fall of the final
that grip the emotions—plays
hold the audience in tcnse
are what is wanted by theatregoers
who are shopping {or what they want.
A play that will fill the require-
ments is "For Value Received" which
the Kiwanis Club will bring to the
Regent Theatre for the evening of
April 26. is produced by Louis Cline,
who discovered “The Storm" when
with George Broadhurst.
Those who have seen
that is coming here liken
Broadhurrt's big suCcess
Paid For." Others seem to feel it is
even stronger than "Pain in Full."
Still others say it is better than "The
Easiest \Vay." “'hile still others
maintain that it contains the elements
of all these big successes rolled in
one. Louis Cline, the producer avers
it is one of the strongest plays he has
seen—and he was for nine years critic
o {the drama in Atlantic City—and
spent. six years as general business
representative of George Roadhurst.
Whether these opinions are extrava-
gant or not cannot at this moment be
'proven. But certainly the man who
was instrumental in bringing to light
the famous "Storm" should knew
what the public wantHnd he is
bringing this play her!!-
that
situations
the play
it to Mr.
"Bought and
sub-;
toI
will catch the intcrcst and hold it un-l
curtain—plays‘
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The Picture m t
TODAY and TOMORROW
“Mighty Lak A Rose”
Will Linger in Your Memory Like an
Unforgettable Song.
At the Evening Performances Only
VLADIMIR GRAFFMAN . -
Famous Russia-n Violinist. Will Play Serves-a1 Selections in
Keeping With the Photoplsy.
In
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY -
and SATURDAY
The Picture That “1!! Cure Your Ills
HAROLD LLOYD
“DR. JACK”
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