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E‘cicrs —— Pauline Starks —- Antonio Moreno
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“BACK HOME AND
BROKE”
THI‘RSDAY and FRIDAY
All Star Cast Presents
“THE LAST M03131?!”
A picture that will apfica‘ to cv-
cry member of the audience.
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“1051‘ AND FOUND.”
noose Peters; Pauline Star-he and
Antonio Moreno Stars In Fen.
ture Picture Here Today.
"Lost and Found." one of the
most natable screen attractions ever
made, will be presented at the Re~
gent and Palace theatres today and
'tomorrow. It goes without saying
that this super-special will appeal to
the patrons of the local theatres as
few pictures have. House Peters.
who has made notable achievements
to his credit. among them ”The
Storm." will have the principal male
role and he wllibe supported by An~
tonio Moreno and Pauline Starks.
These three names alone indicate
that an attraction above average cal-
iber may be expected. The - pport-
lng members of the company are al—
so well-known screen players and
details 0: this big release are such
as to make it one of the best of the
year‘s presentations. The Regent and
Palace popular ten-cent matinees for
the children have grown daily since
the change in the admission sched-
ule was made two weeks ago. This
is a permanent rate for the children
and they will be admitted to all mat-
. inccs for this pricc\st both theatres.
‘ HOBART BOS\\'ORTH
1N NEILAN PICI'L'ILE
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Noted Screen Star Dropped His Own
SHORE DINNERS
DANCING
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SOVELTY DANCE EVERY TUESDAY
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
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Productions to Play In “The
Strangers’ Banquet."
Hobart Bosworth. Well—kno‘wn
stage and screen star. after consid-
crablc negotiations and purely
through his friendship for Marshall
Neilnn. held up his own productions
in San Francisco and went to Les
[Angclcs to play the part of Shane
Uutlcr Keogh in "The Strangers'
Banquet." Mr. Neilan's first pro-
duction in association with ’ioldwyn.
which will be the attraction at the
ltialto theatre today and tomorrow.
Mr. iiosworth thereby complcttd and
strengthened one or the most note-
‘worthy picture casts of the year.
' "Had anyone told me several
iwceks ago that I would stop my own
'plcturcs to appear in someone clsc's
production. and come to Los Angcles
from San Francisco to do it, I would
have laughed outright." said Mr.
lioswnrth upon his arrival at the
Goldwyn studios. "liowcvcr. Mickey
has a way with him and bore I am."
Mr. Neilan was delighted with the
success of his negotiation with his
the direction. photography and other
ofdMond."V ., .;. ..
~ “Bosworth's acceptance of this
cm? in mfpictnro is the real-
isation of the ambition I have held
ever since I purchased the rights to
Donn Byrne's story two years agof]
said Mr. Neilan. "I am now certain
of an unusual production."
The friendship between- the two
dates back to the old Selig days. and
it was on account or the long friend~
ship between them, and after much
persuasion. that Mr. Bosworth ton-
scnted to delay his own productions
to oblige Neilan. I
Bosworth played the lead in the‘
first motion picture ever made ini
Les Angelcs. the Selig version o:
“The Count of Monte Cristo." and he
has occupied a leading place among
screen stars and producers ever
since.
Shane Keogh. the role Mr. Bos»
worth played {‘Tho Strangers'
Banquet." is the sea-faring type that
this actor has made sovpopular upon
the screen. Among the big produc-
tions in which Mr. Bosworth has ap-
peared, in recent yeats. are "The
has recently acquired ownership of
.\'o. 48 Doughty street. Meckecnhurg
Square with a view to preserving it
as a .Dickcns shrine in. London.
Dickcns’ tenancy ot the house in
question lasted— from March 183nl
until the end of 1839. It is the only
one of his many London residences
which still remains structurally in‘
tact and unchanged in every way.
There it was that the greater part
of “Pickwick" and “Nicholas Nickle—
h‘."' and the whole of "Oliver Twist”
were writtcn. ”Air. R. “I Matz. the
founder of the fellowship: has now
in his possession the original icitcr
inviting Samuel Lover, the author
to celebrate the publication of
"Pickwick." Written from Doughty
srtcct. it runs:‘ "Taltourd Macready
and one or two more will be there.
After an apology for the short'uo-
tice given, the letter ends: “\\ rite
me a line oft-hand like a decent
Irishman (if there be such :1 thing.)
and say you'll come." Here it was
also that the novelist's daughters.
Mary and Kate were born, and inc
greatest grief of his life befeil him
in the death of his beautiful young
sister—in—law. Mary Hogarth. who in-
spired the. character of Agnes \\‘ick-
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Hobart Bosworth,
, Radcliffe
“THE STRANGER’S
BAN QUE ,”
WITH :3 FAMOUS STARS, INCLt'mxo
Claire Windsor, Glands Gillingwater and
PATHEm't—Z’OMEDY
Fellowes
Sea Wolf." "Odyssey of the North." & Wednesday, “my, Friday
"Oliver Twist." "The Woman God . .
Forgot." "The Border Legion." "His The Big scmn'smtmn
Owu law," "Behind the Door." "89- of “10 Y
low the Surface." and "Blind| 3”
Hearts." ‘“WANDERING I
“THERE DICKENS “'ORKED D AUGHTERS”
> Saturday
RICHARD TALMADGE
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“Thru The Flames”
AND ROUND NINE 0F
“FIGETIXG BLOOD"
Firpo Starts Home
Out $2,000 of Purs’ e
INDIANAOLIS. lnd.. Aug. 19.—
Luis Ange] Firpo today is on his
way to New .York City to begin
training for his coming bout with
Jack Dempsey. Flrpo isa sadder
and wiser man. inasmuch as he still
is shy 82.000 of the $4,000 he says
he was promised for polishing 0!!
Downey. despite the beating he
took from Flrpo. was able to leave
the hospital yesterday. He received
$800 of the 81000 which had been
promised.
Jack Druley. who dropped from
sight shortly before the match. te-
appeared as mysteriously as he had
disappeared. to explain his absence
and the reason the principals were
not paid in full.
According to Druley. he left. the
scene saying that if he had stayed
Fix-p0 and his manager would haw:
continued their negotiations tor the
entire sum stipulated in the contract
and the bout would not have been
fluid in “David Coppcri’ield.” licr
dcnih at No. 48 probably largely.
occasioned Dickens' dctc-rminationl
to leave it.
held. He explained his seclusion
today by saying he was checking up
on the receipts.
Mayor Shank could not be locatedRoom l
,
today, having departed early on a
motor trip to Detroit. it was said at
his office. The Mayor entered the
ring after 10,000 spectators grew
restivecver the delay and declared
the principals would hot or go to
jail. All participants in the enter-
tainmnt previously had been in-
structed by Sheriff George Snider
that it there was even a knockdown
the show would be stopped and all
involved placed under arrest. There
is an Indiana] law which prohibits
prize fighting.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead of Seaview
avenue are visiting friends in L. l.
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