Regent Theatre names-reason, Mum Last Times Today and Tomorrow MARION DAVIES —_.in___ “Adam and Eva” mm on all- star cast including T. Boy Bu- ! Go and y \ Chum ”hm In” IT'S LAVISH — APPIAIJIIG -‘— W6 . "Miss Davies has never done better work” —- M. P. World TwoneelOomedy-flswi—Soenic - Saturday—JOHN GILBERT in “MONTE CRISTO” 'cozquo NEXT MONDAY. Tunsnav, wnnannav ~ SOULS FOR SALE \ch a cast of 43 Stars from the Story by Rumrt Hughes. ' Adapted by Goldwyn. Palace. Theatre DAVID ESTERSON. Managing Director \ Farewell Vaudeville TODAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY Th4 final and best show of the year. In line with the programs that Imn bun offered since the season opened. The Palace will otter a five act bill oi’ Broadway's biggest Keith hits. ZEMATEB a 8m ROYAL DANE! The Flying Minstrels Denmark's Popular Dancers » "Alky." but the horse does not seem E HORSEONHANDS. NEW HAVEN—T— May 17 a—Who wants to buy a perfectly healthy. government fed horse? One com- plete set of lumen and a buggy in excellent condition will be thrown in to boot without increase of price it someone will but take the animal out of the hands of the federal men and gixe it a home The horse is "Alky." short for “Al- cohol." the name given the animal alien it feel into the hands of Bridgeport prohibition agents eight months ago. They stopped an al- leged bootlegger who was using "Ai- ky" and the buggy for the purpose ot’ transporting liquor without attracting attention. Since’ that time "Alky" has “lived the life of Reilly.’ ' enjoy- ing three square meals each day and .a regular horse's bed to sleep in at night. without giving a thought to drawing buggies. trucks and the like to cam its daily bread. In accordance with an order from Judge Edwin S. Thomas in the U. 8. 'District court here an attempt was made to sell "Allty" yesterday but when United States Marshall Jacob D. Walter appeared with the regula- tion auctioneer's hammer. there was none except his deputies present to knock the animal down to. The mar- shal was compelled to adjourn it and again ask the court for an order to dispose of the animal at a private sale. it the private sale Qroves no more successful than the public sale sched- uled for yesterday. no one can forc- tell what may become of poor old to be worrying and appeared to be giving the federal authorities the‘ horse-laugh when they were left alone with him and no takers. Mamaui Released to Bridgeport Club After ten years in the National League, first with Pittsburgh and then with Brooklyn, Albert Mamaux. the sweet singing right hander, yesterday made the trip back to the minors. The Dodgers announced that Mamaux had been released to the Bridgeport club of the Eastern League. Mamaur. who is 29 years old. is married. plays the violin. sings and does an occasion~ al turn for the movies. He came to GEORGE MACK in Songs and Stories Y BK & MAYBBLLB “IamSorry” ZELDA' STANLEY “Little Miss Everybody” and Today and Tomorrow—MARY MILES m3. TRAIL 01' THE 1.010380“ PINE” in "Tan comma NEXT MONDAY, crossbar and wsmtssnar - “fiiuls for Sale” ' “1th a cast of as Stars from Story by Rupert Hughes. Adapted by Goldwyn. OPENING JUNE THE 1st The Russian Pavilion SAMOVAR TEA ROOM 9 Symphony Dance Orchestra at The Royal James Inn; Nonwanx, 001m. . - “_._-L.__.._.I_,... ___.. ‘r' .L- .._. SIBERIAN ENTERTAINERS ° \ GALA OPENING ror Advance Reservations Telephone W, 403 NORWALK 0’,.- ._- -.--——W‘. . .m 1Geh'eb6’sw'iif'“ sums nous snaps ‘creen doors, window screens, m5. oil “00k stoves, ice cream Immum rubber hose, garden tools, WI. PWl‘ 3” wire, screen door wire, etc. ‘ of the bout. in announcing the post Brooklyn in 1918 with Grimes and \Vard from the Pirates for Cutthaw and Stengel. Bud Hpngllng. the catcher, who came to the Dodgers from Meniphis last ytar. also was cast adlriit yester- day. He was sent back to the South- ern League. to Mobile. Hungling is subject to recall in the fall. but Ma- maux goes without a string attached to him Home—Rimmtters , in Games Yesterday Season's Total. Welch. Athletics..........1 2 Neis, Robins............. 1 .1 Southworth. Braves ....... 1 1 Ixagne'l‘otsls to Date repletewith. $3.25 Puts a. Hoover in Your Home TURNED AWAY: ’swhathlmtosevenlhmdnedpeoplewhoeamehero lastsightsoviewtleshowisgsol HAROLD LLQYD InEiCOGInedy-Thrillsr “SAFETY LAST” or evening perform audiences JUST'T‘HINK‘ 4‘ ‘ 2 TODAY—Tonesaow—u'manar You'llseeapicturethatvdncauseyoutolaughas-youncver hughedhefue.andonethathaskept «nowhere theedgeottheirseatswith‘thethriflsthatitssevenrnlsm' YOU’VE BEEN WONDERING No doubt, how you would do your spring houseeleaning. 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Results of College Baseball Games ‘ Princeton. 10: Brown. 8. J. I. MALLETIE 88Washingtonltree‘. Boston College. 8; Harvard. :3. Lowell Textile, 15; Frank & Mar- V. shall. 8. 3 Georgetown. 6: Viilanova. 11. 0:. Bowdoln. 11; Lehigh. 14. .. Dickinson. 7: Dartmouth. 1. Trinity. 1; Tufts. 1. 0: lafayette. 7: Clark University. 8. . Swarthxnore. 7; Navy. 0. :3. Muhlenberg. 0: Maine: 1. z . Unions. 1; Delaware. 2. 06 Pennsylvania-West Point and Gor- : sell—Colgate games- postponed (rain). Siki’s Arm Infected ‘ from Bite of Lion MARBEIIALES. May 16.—.-"Battling Siki. the Senegalae pugillst. has been bitten by a lion and therefore. the bout between him and the British. middleweight. Moore. which was to have been-held May 27 in Marseilles. has been pouponed. The promoter ponement. said the wound in am- am had become infected. 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