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PARAMOl' yrs I‘l'I-LR SPECIAL
ES AYRES—TII )DORE ROBERTS
RICHAR DIX
[m tun- presented yesterday
quickly talked about—Y
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‘Ilglited mot-your and
will want to soc it
j. TODAY and TO iORROW
lur it i~ one or the finest ph inlay hits yet made.
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SATURDlAY
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SESSUE HAYAKAWA ‘ \LEAH BAIRD
‘When Lights Are Low" .‘l‘he Heart Line"
' 'a the-act show that Manager David
A'l' Tllll'l'llEATRllS
PALACE TODAY.
i
ifloynl Purple Girls in Musicll Revue
x Heads Vaudeville Program—
' Theda Barn in “Salome."
\V‘ith the Royal Purple Girl. head-
ing the new Keith \audmille bill that
Jopcna the last halt of the week en-
5 gugemeut at the Palace theatre toda).
1
illsteraon has especially selected uill
‘ be presented for the upprmal or .\or-
walk theatre- -goere aid it goes with-
vout saying that the program is point:
lto please. The Roml Purple Girls.
25mm of them. haie been scoring suc-
lenses in rapid order in the unions
houses of the Keith circuit in New
gYork cit) and bcmecn New York and
glioston. They ofl'er a musical rmue
‘lhat is one of the finest ever staged.
Two other notable numbers on this
“eok's bill uill he Doyle and Christy
lin a comedy \ariet) offe'ring and \lex‘
'and Elmore. a riotous comed\ duo
:Therc will be two other specialty‘
Eacts. Mort than usual interest is lie-1
in: takrn in the picture program tori
the thuo days of the vaudeville envl
i mgement . Today and tomorrow. ‘,
{Theda Bani will he presented in:
“‘Salome." The interest in this pro-v
ductlon at the. present time is two-l
fold. The role was played by thei
lair: Mme. Sarah B‘rnhardt and “'35!
rousid-‘nd her most notable sereen‘
PALA CE
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THEATRE
: DAVID 12511211305. Managing lirector
t” ' NOW PLAYING i
\u hrs) of landmine Specialties That \Vill ‘urprbv and 1']: as.
llu‘ry Tilt-atrt‘gocr in. the (lit 1
“The Royal
Purple Girls”
RH" 11 llaintv. Dashing llama-ls in a lightning Musical Racine of
Humanity Proportions-Curbed of valcry and
t'ostumes “lth Brilliant Jilin-t.
.' DOYLE dc CHRISTY ALEX & MORE
‘ Comedy Variety Specialty The Comedy Kids DeLuxe
AND TWO OTHER BIO ACTS
“a.
TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY
\\‘ll.l.l.~‘\.\l FOX PRl-ZSI-A’TG
The l'h'~t Knnuu and .\lo~t Talked About “hum of the St'rt‘t‘u
T HEDA BARA
ln Um- n! the \lost I‘nrfi‘tul I‘lmluplay Production~ liver .‘ladc
“Salome”
Saturday—Frank Mayo in “Altar Stairs”
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THEATRE—Under Ampicel of
REGEN
ONE PERFORMANCE
THURSDAY EVENING , APRIL 26
FOR
VALUE
RECEIVE
A Play in Four Acts By Ethel Clifton
KIWANIS CLUB
DIRECTION OF
LOUIS CLINE
-. max;
(LIST OF PERSONALITIILS
Augustin Duncan, Maude Hanaford
Remy Carpen—Cecil Owen—May Hopkins
Harry Blakemorea—Edward Wever
STAGE!) 1!! ACGI‘STIN DUNCAN
1 . [run All kin-ants Members or at Box mace—Exchange Tickets
on and Alter April 13. 1.28.
1
MIL.“ 5.-
success. Miss Bara has been absent-
trom the screen for some time and
the scores of bar admirers in the .\'or-
walks “ill be delighted with the op-
l
lportunity to rec this play. On Sat-
lunluy the \.ill‘lt’\lllr‘ “ill lie offered
’“ith Frank .‘l'.l_\0 in "Altar Stairs."
REGRET TODAY. 9
Agnes Inn's. Supported by Theodore
Roberts and Kit hard I!“ Scum
in "luring Hearts. "
A phture of suitt action “ith many.
thrii s and nrt i it“ h‘art tl ro'. is and
lanchs is ‘ ‘uting ”- iris." the l‘am-
mount .‘pwlal “hirh opened a. thrr‘e
'lil}S' 711:1 at the lletzvnt theatre 31‘s-
tvrli ay “lure it may also be viewed
1011 av and tomorrow. The picture “‘asi
.mignally intended {or “ally Reid andv
it is at once apparent to the regular“
‘tlu zet(~-g0f_‘r that the vehicle is one in}
\\ )11'31 l." would have rca-lily sr‘nrcd‘
a t'mmph. Miss Ayrts is at lwr best3
111‘. this play nml indeed she even sur-
' irrusoas some by the capable manner in?
\\ hich she asslnnrs the. leading role}
acquits herse‘t. Theodore Rob-z
who has scored many notable]
successor. the most recent of which;
,was in “The Old 'ilomsteaxi," is the?
,sumc favorite. Paramount present:
one or its latest actor acquisitions in,
Ithis production in Richard Dix. who,
Eis- clearly :1 comer. 0n the wholv .
{“Ratinz Hearts" is the type of pied
turn that the public likrs and Sor-l
{walk theatre-poets will find it a good
attraction. in orthy of their attention.
1
and
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2 “:1 KNOCK-011'.
lu Nomi in “.Dr Jack.“ By Harold
, _ Lloyd at The Rillto Theatre.
"If a comparison is to he maria of}
'the funny husineee of the screen for.
H1: last. your honors must go to Mr. l
Limd. "
l So wrote Quinn Martin. screen ed-
§1tor of the New York Warm. and
ljudging by the screams of laughter
jwhich greeted Harold Lloyd's antiwar»
~ancc in "Dr. Jack" at the Rialto}
‘lhfilIl't ycsttrday. the audience not
only agreed with Mr. Martin. but was
iu-illlnx to Wager that there “as no one-
to make comparison “'llll. Tl't- pic—g
turc continua today, tomorrow and
Saturday. 5
"Dr Jack" is a conglomeratien n!
Io-xrnthing one nnuhl hope for in a
‘ruper «omcdy. And m- rytlnng E" ms;
ientircly new. and no one seems
‘know What to expect next rxcept ihat“
11hr, ne\t laugh will lve .lon-trf than thrl
last. Lloyd not only more firmly (3-:
talrlishts himstli‘ as a rare romeciiun.
inut in a scene “1th Mildrtd Davis. his‘
leading woman. fix»: a mom for him-f
self among the gallery or the urern'el
grratest Im-rrs.
There is a Ten! story in "Dr. Jack."
a story of a girl's rtruggle {or lnalth.
,eminem physiczan Who has been keep-
;ing the girl ill.
he‘ll. hut Lioyri as ”Dr. Jack" gets rid
inf rim. and also wins the hand of the
girl. as might be expected. The pic.
ture must l1” seen to fully appreciau
it. and 1.’ lint night’s audience: were
.ary criterion. the notice to come
THEA TRE
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Harold Lloyd
In His
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“Doctor Jack”
A
IRVING K. POLLBY
Will Rogers Picture
and a
Pathe News
t ‘omplr to the
Program.
The uproarious part of the comedy
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