fRIDAY. MAY 13, 19a,
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Regent Theatre
DAVID nsmsox, Managing Director
Last Time Today
MARION DAVIES
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“Adam and Eva”
' mm an all- star cast including T. Roy Barnes, Leon Gordon
other brilliant players. and many
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IT'S LAVISH — ”FILLING -— CHARMING
"Miss Davies has never done better work""— M. P. World
Two Reel Comedy —- News -— Scenic
Saiturday—JOHN GILBERT in f‘MONTE CRISTO”
”comma NEXT MONDAY. TUnsDAY, wnnannAY
SOULS FOR SALE
\\ uh a cast of 43 Stars tram the Story by Rupert Hughes.
Adapted by Goldwyn.
Palace Theatre
DAVID ESTEBSON, Managing Director
Farewell Vaudeville
Last Times Today and Tomorrow
'lho final and best show of the year. In line with the programs that
lmr been offered since the season opened. The Palace will offer a
tire act hill of Broadway's biggest Keith hits.
ZEMATER a SMITH ROYAL DANE!
The Flying Minstrels Denmark’s Popular Dancers
YORK a MAYBELLE
in “I am Sorry"
GEORGE MACK
in Songs and Stories
ZELDA STANLEY
“Little Miss Everybody”
-——-—— and
Last Times Today—MARY MILES MINER in “THE TRAIL
OF THE LONESOME PINE”
COMING NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY .
“Souls for Sale”
“ill: a cast or 43 Stars from Story by Rupert Hughes.
Adapted by Goldwyn.
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During the month of April there
were recorded at the oilice of Town
. Clerk HerIArt R. smith. the follow-
ing Vital statistics. The figures show
that during the month there were 24
births or which 1‘ were boys. There
were also 48 deaths and 26 maMages.
'lrhe exact figures for the month tol-
ow:
April
s—Veronica. to Daniel and Veronica
Vadu.
l—Robert. to Michael and Romans
Gilroy.
2——-Arden. to Peter and Sara Kasses.
Births
3—John, to John and Elisabeth
Gdovin.
2—Shiriey, to Mlbur and F'lossls
Hope.
11—Michael, to Giuseppe and Pauline
Venezia.
.10—Mathew. to Robert and Antonette
Delius.
io—Boy to George and Anna Solo-
mon.
2—.‘lohn. to Otto and Violetta Uta.
14—Shirley, to Robert and Elsie .Sel-
leek.
B—Virginia, to Joseph and Maria
Daleo.
s—Esther Louise. to Frank Presley
and Eva Mead (O. W.)
lz—Ruth, to Morris and Sara Gr
man.
12—Donald. to George and Eiifbeth
Nash.
7—Frsnk, to William and Clara
Church.
8—Joseph, to John and Augusta
Kaestner.
7—Alfred, to Alfred and Laura
Bruno.
22—Lucien. to Adrien and Albertina
Sarazien.
19—Boy to Carl and Gertrude
Schmidt.
zo—Bernardine, to Frank and Bern-
ardlne Brendreth.
11—Jean. to Clare and Blanca Hodge-
man.
21—Shiriey. to Charles and Laura
Clark.
19—Fay. to Frank and Letta Sliver
man.
19—May. to Henry and May Stenton.
21—Cai-mello, to Nunnio and Cathe-
rina. Farlia.
20-——Edward, to George and Anna
Pavlik.
all—Mary. to Augustus and Margaret
Heizelman. '
20—Marylin. to Stanely and Velma
Herbert. .
l—Vivian, to Henry and Caroline
Morusak.
29—Charles. to Charles and
Nichols.
23—Frederick. to Frederick and Mar-
garet Rooney.
all—Grazia. to Frank and Mary Pic-
Helen
clone.
22—10rraine. to Edward. and. Ida
Terrie.
22—0neta, to Leslie and Lillian
Banks. .
. Deaths
April
1——Ma'ria Holly. 78 years, 2 months,
21 days.
l—Elisabeth Huntington.
22 days.
2—VVllliam Kemp. 10 days.
lisyeara
3—Eiizabeth Francis, 52 years, 8
days.
3—Rocco Basile, 24 years, 7 months,
28 due.
4—Alice Smith, 74 years,'2 months.
2 days.
4—Bapy Hope, 2 days.
4—Charies Coppola.
months, 10 days.
6—53“. Lovell, 61 years. 2 months.
23 days.
b—Eugene Laflln.
months. 19 days.
1 7 years, 3
64 years, 8
6-Daniel Mariacher, 5 months, 13
days.
e—Rosie Bus, 19 years, 4 months, 1
days. '
's—DeWatt Pepper,
months, 7 days.
s—Eliza Olmstead,
months, 2 days.
's—Alexander Palmer,
months, 15 days. .
D—Vincent Emerthal.
month. 8 days.
e—Bernard McLaughlin, 55 years. 10
months, 3 days.
9—Dennis Collins. 67 years.
10—Jamee Mullen‘. 67 years. 4 months,
18 days.
fo—Veronica Baran.
months. 4 days.
6 8' years, 8
79 years, 6
74 years. 6
8 years, 1
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29 years, 3
' ‘11—Fernando Brotherton. 74 years. 3
months. 24 day.s
11—Elizabeth Nutting, 50 years, :7
days.
11—Ellzabeth Hoyt.
months.
11—George Bradley,
months, 18 days.
12—William Beers,
months. 16 days.
12—Henry Smith, 54 years. 5 months.
19 days.
14—Sylvester Wilson.
~monthe. 13 days.
14—Williarn Radian.
month, 24 days.
16—Habib Bar-gala. 25 years.
15—Georgisma Hoyt, 76 years, 7
months, 18 days.
16—Bridget Keegan, 70 years.
18-Hour)! Comings, 61 years, _ 8
months, 7 do”. .
18—Henrietta Godirey, 75 years, 6
months. 26 days.
19—John Quinlan. 40 years.
20—Agnes Bennett. 12 years, 3
months. 22 days.
20—Helen Svenson. 2 years.
20—Ada Waterbury. 44 years, 6
months, 17 days.
20—Annie Zboian. 6 years. 5 months,
20 days.
22—OLillian Ruedeman. 14 days.
za—Bennett Jackson. 44, years, 6
month. - ~
zs—Carrie Lockwood. 44 years. 7
months. 12 days.
zd—Willett Hantoi'd. 88 years. 8
months. 1 day.
27—John Berrlk. '14 years. 4 months.
, 2 days.
27—8axmm Numentreeser. 48 years.‘
month. 27 days.
24-Arthur Henson.
months. 4 days.
2km mm. 4 months a .
.2s—nary Bet-semen 3 days.
zHulh Howley. 42 years, 11
mhths. 25 days.
4 2 years. 1 o
7 7 years, 4
8 0 years, 8
74 years. 2
68' years, 1
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YOU HAVE FIVE ‘OIIANOES
After the matinee performance today, to see the most hilarious
\ comedy-thriller In years—-
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“SAFETY LAS
featuring -—_—-
HAROLD LLOYD
Thousands of Nos-walk people have seen this picture during its
run here, many or them coming to witness it again, bringing their
friends. The picture will be shown twice this evening and three
times tomorrow. Don't forget the last showings are
TODAY and TOMORROW
‘ P. s.--A Children’s Matinee Will Be Held Saturday Alternoon.
Admittance Ten Cents.
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