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PALACE TODAY ‘
M'illism Fox's Super Productim‘
Brought Hero Par One Day Bun
At. the urgent- request of many
patrons of the Palace. Manager Da-
vid I-Jsterson has brought back to
the local theatre for today William
wa's "The Town That I-‘urgot God ”
This production had a three-day run
at the Regent some weeks ago and
it made an instait hit with the no-
tion prime patrmns. Efforts “ere
made at the time to extend the run
bu: this was impossible because of
the booking arrangements. The pic-
ture was one of the biggest drawing
rants on Broadwav and crmted male
favorable comment than any other
attraction that was running at the
same (in. l'. has hen plod'JC\d on
a scale unparalleled in the history of
picture making and it is an unusual
feature. Beginning tomorrow the
Palace will start the presentation of
its “well vaudmiile Mil. Manager
Esterson has selected a sp‘ecial bill
to close the sensonp and five of the
biggest Keith hits will be offered.
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“ADM! AND EVA"
Regent Begins nun Today of New
.‘lnrion Davies Production
Critics have at last agreed on
something. That in itself is im-
portant but of far more interest is
the hut that their agreement is on
" \dam and Efya the Paramount
release. (‘osmopoiitan super special
feature that is at the Regent today
tomorrow and F'riday. Here is a.
picture that in all odds equals any
production that has been released on
any program this season and just as
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Nowell: has responded in the past
to the appeal of. the unusual hote-
plsy so Norwslk will he do ghted
with this one. Marion Davies. fresh
from her triumph in “When Knight-
hood Was in Flower” has done her-
best work in this new vehicle an
has the able' support or '1‘. Roy
Barnes. Leon Gordon and other well
recognized stars. It is a Cosmopoli-
tan production which means that it
was made without regard to expense
and it is lavish Irom start to/hnish.
It is really a. delightful picture with.
a t me that is pleasing and novel.
“Ad and Eva" will put the 8. R.
0. sign out. at the Regent without
question.
Run/1‘0 THEATRE
Has Big Drawing Card in Harold
Lloyd's Latest. Picture "Safety
Last" All This \Veck
It is hard to determine just why
Harold Lloyd appeals to the average
audience so greatly—possibly it is
because he has a brand of humor in
his films that has an unexpected
twist. the same as 0.1{enry's stories
appealed not alone because of their
style but because of their unexpect-
ed endings.
In “Safety Last." which film is
being shown all this week at the
Riaito Theatre. and which has
packed that theatre at all perform-
ances on Monday and Tuesday
Lloyd starts oi! the film in s. way
that is unexpected. and this con-
tinues throughout the entire film.
0! course the ending is anticipat-
cd—The boy. played by Lloyd. wins
the girl. played b\ Mildred Dmis.
who was recently married to Limd
but the various things the boy goes
through before the successful cul-
mination of his efforts to obtain
enough money to establish a home.
are the things that provide comedy-
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Ass’n. of A. A. U.
Backs Paddock
LONG BEACH. Calm. May 15. —
Members of the Southern Pacific
Association or the A. A. U. ate a,
meeting here refused to sustain the
action or the national body in dis-
qualifying Chatrles W. Paddock.
sprinter of the University 0! South-
ern California. from sniteur com-
ternational students’ meet in Paris.
it was announced today. The local
authorities said it was for the re-
gistration committee of the South—
nationsl body to decide Paddock's
amateur standing.
thrills in countless‘ number. It is
impossible to describe the picture, it
must be seen—but not by nervous
people.
Court Gettting Richer
Mrs. Thresa. Barnum of this city and
Michael Blake of Bridgeport were
fined three dollars and the execution
suspended in the downtown city court
this morning for violation of the park-
ing ordinance. by Judge George H.
Vosburg. Mrs. Barnum stated that she
thought the parking ordinance had
been suspended during the present‘
week on account of Dollar Day.|
Blake stated that this was the first “
time that he had driven his car to this
city and was not familiar with the
parking ordinance.
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Hosiery
5 PBS. MEN’S SOCKS
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Value $1.45. $ 1 .00
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