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One Exciting Night (‘oming N-x‘. __ ., ‘. 1 ‘ l n \ l 1 , ‘1’ g
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“99k to th“ limltn, W?" ".i'wm'a n mum" l'tv‘ .— i, If .
Unc Exciting Night. 1». “1 any,“ 1 ‘ 1‘ ‘ - ‘ " “J“ ‘ 4.
'tith‘s great mystery film. open»: a

Nora-ail; was marked yesterday by
the opening, of another Keith pro-
gram at the Palace Theatre that

met with‘ the immediate favor 0!
“large audiences. Not alone the
\auderille, but the Metro screen
clan-lo feature attraction as well
.scored a hit and altogether the bill
-is such as may be found in the
leading Broadway houses. Marguer-
ite Alvercd opened the show with a
clever acrobatic novelty act that
kept the audience at strict atten-
tion CIT-ry minute. A performer of
rare ability, Min Aleverd gave a
presentation that has not been ex-

 

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Last Mil: o! “Slander The “’01::-
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Tronne Dcmarest faced a bitter
problem: "er ‘reputation had been
t to shreds! tier good he-
rmirched with the mud of scandal:
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she was alone. a. so-tai exile. And . . V

'“be wondered“ A man in a ‘ ccllcned on any stage in ““5 93”-
blac robe on a. judsc‘a‘bcnch had The bill was not lacking in vocal
let them brand her—but. would not entertainment and this was fur-
let that go {inrhanenged—shn would "‘Sh‘“ “3i “3”! ‘5 Bohlman- The

VOIUHN‘N‘S. a trio and Dwyer & 0r-
man. Justice requires that each act
receive its share. of commendation.
but it also entities The Volunteers
‘to special mention. This company
is one of the finest vocal aggrega-

(V'ur- :Eon: that has ever appeared in
"firth‘hurwnlk. The Gordon and Stewart
'«NS' 9. a Lll‘fiflil the Show “ill: it. View

have her say. her revenge—~although
her heart was l-rcakinaf In substance
this summarizes a part 0! this cx~
ceptionally brilliant picture “hich
today closes a three. da) showing at
the Rialto.

Tomorrow James
wond'a great story of
“The. Brolt‘n Silence."
tion with Round 1:
Blood. will form the
the day.

Edmund Breeze in

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In rmqunc-l .
of Fighting . hm: Mrpic- homan offer in: that was

_ glaid Mack and Enid Bennett “lib
program fur :1 larze supportinz company were
gpresrmmi in the Metro feature pic-
at Rialto Sunday :lUrL "Your Friend and Mine." This

~ ~ . , 's'vlv-nditl attraction com lei X'fih

Edumund Brcesgwf "“3 (‘HY “111.1?” \Ilud"\'”l" n‘adc u pal bill t‘hat
appear in a. new picture at the Ilia- “ ' p

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lto theatre when “Marriasp 31011157 ;:u‘};-::C0t¢.p:ssfb31 be imfim‘efl-up
is thrown on the screen. Mr. Breese ' 5 ‘ ‘HL ‘ 0" W“ “mum”
will be in the audience to witness. ’ t)d3_‘-’ and tomorrow. The three com-
— < ' 1 i- >1~ presentations “ill be given on

the ehowing. He may be induced to \N u ‘ _ _
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four day engagement at the Illflliu

theatre on next “'cdncsdny. There :SOm "

is secreted tro-asurn, [wirsnnal ills- . 0 e iovel Ideas
appearance. puzzling hnniirill-s. ° ' ' ;
'nld-‘lcn idcnrizy an-l p‘Vurn of in.~ n ‘ thletlc halnlng}

avenginz spirit all in fire Exciting

flight. The only motifi ht‘ does not “'33"? Higgins. Columbia; Unix-en.

hartdln is that of mystery through . 80.3 Star track athlete. broadcaster! ‘

39.10“”; In radio talk on athletic training
Tharp, aro yx‘oral “1551prir-g lntsjr- i ”13011.2?! \VL AF recentlx in “l. it :1 ll?

:1 harmed se\cral,n:w iiecs far con-

spcrsed with comedy and suspense.

The picture presents «)mclhnt: newi sirlwation among {oflou-V‘rs of all;-
in the. motion pirturr flrld and tltv~‘lcii.‘-'.

public ‘ill be elated \VUh its inund- "Genr‘rallr speakinz." he said.
fleas cntertalnmcnt. “one 1111’}: the less intrlligent men

runnin': distance race-s. '“ll‘ reas the
.1: :ore Liz hl) cducat ml run it: short-
‘2? Facts.

\V In' \VORRY 1'

Harold Lloyd Dog-Wt In Vr‘w

Pk“: ".\'0 man who is ncrx'ously consti-
‘tIlhl 3‘ 3'8“" “VI l'alau‘ “P“ tutcd makes a good distance runJ
' “00k _ns:»r. The rcason is that his cnerg‘; .
-—‘— ~13 dissipated in fretting about tho
HOW F3” “an“! L"-'“ “"1" ”Vince bdorv it is run. so When tho
”he 93*“? That ‘5 a '1‘“ “ ‘M that, time comes it is partially spent.
has PUD-“WI P'OPI“1“"“‘ 1"" mam“! “in shorter races this is not 50.
[picture industry as “ell 1'...“ the lilll-‘ .\ 12.; it may be nenously conslitut—

lions of f0. lowers led has “on by
his clean. wholesomv congdy on the
screen.

Yet. he does. He {allowed ‘ A S.1i'or—
Made Man“ “1th a gr- at p :ure in
Grandma' ‘lm. ' 11‘ r. uiz. lainml tliv:
pace wit h ‘hr. Jack." and with
“Safety Last" he hit a no'vh “hivii.
many (”It it would be impossible
{or hini to) hit 31-h?”

Nexerthelesa. ‘hc has in ’\\'h_ .'
“orry'.” ' a slx~rml farce “hit ll hi i

all. but he uses his energ) to stand
tlze strain of a. fast pace. In db"
mac-3 running there is no strain (5'
pace because one runs mechanically.
l’llnlhO-llt‘ally and cw-nly. “'hen one '
runs that Way there is no strain.
"1 cousidtr the athlete of today
superior to the alhiete ot the past.
' ut I lay this :upenoritty not to any
p‘r._\sical attribute. but rather to tl.»
mcdcrn scientific method of train-

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h. shown a. the 1:. can: and 1 .1 l .« '12:. The man or today is no 1»:
Theatres next Munduv Tu-slluy {Hit} ivr r~‘._\5'.c:il specimen than. 1.1:.
\"odnesdny. ““‘hy _\\'orr_v xle‘. * brolhc-r of yesterday.

win many new {11‘ nil:- for Lind. l' "H! course. there is no such thin:
is going to prove that Llnyd emu-'3‘. ' as nitlxlctic heart} That was the r:-
set a pace :00 fast for himav-lf. suit in car'ier days of orcrexertivn
Each picture he make: it becomes in training and using the wroj;
more difficult. of course. for him to:

 

"qual it.- prodecesmr. but by a gun:-
-_r effort ho: aluwys dues.

““‘hy “'orryT” was sr-xcn months
actually in production. lie stgir‘vd it
in Decembt‘r. and th~- firzlshinn‘
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lJune. or .ua'. before Harold and has. )ll-fllll'llx. Sc‘r“. 14.——The
‘ynung, hrldt. Mildred Davis. l C: or 1‘“! c .. {fl-ra‘ \» to ~ lvrtrwi :1: thvl
lNew York on their d-‘laycd honey-.3.“ H- “v“? A ’ 291-“ Order 1-!
‘mocn. Few pmtures Yrikr that long‘l‘hl "'1 \‘ .‘l‘Cl’lCllllVS htid‘
gin “ark. it “'a' a difficuit produc-l‘wrc “win-“V )
gtion to make. :1: the harder they. V l'. (idr‘f Ilrlllzt‘pnrt. slate:
Hare me more \ignr Llnyi and his '3“- ‘i'hifl'i‘g Kln‘.‘-"Xl}'- HHS-x
gstaff xut back of th-ir (Hurts. : ‘rsmlv --":".~w-l‘.ur: ll, (Ll
l Lil-7w. nevrr has taken a EI'I) bu-‘k— . wt. Himpmm snip 5~.~g-.~.'
award. He alum}: tru'wls f-irxiard. " ‘. H. .‘lw ._\‘. \\‘.t"*rl~ur.\'. Sum
l Ther" “1.” he thy-to shun" ....»h I: ..- -r: ". .\. Palms. Iibanon.
:day at. 2:13. 7 and 'J and (ii \x'» Zrcs- i"-l\ Y‘ailzi- .‘\l--rrl:\m Sou-2h Nor-‘
:day. a. «modal lila'll‘r"? .1. 4 n. 10- .; “nun 1;_ llardin. "311%
1:0 that )oungsiers may ruby thy 5 "1 i"SH Prfl‘ -~. "‘1': F. t‘. Sutnrino.l
big (ITJVd? w.:hou‘. '1»‘f1rit:; -\ ‘~\ “Allin. (’eu’sri-lr protector: B.‘
aith school programs. 1- T1:~¥‘~:\-‘":1. .\l"ri-l~ n cliaplain.l
:1 In": lit} )lrrid‘ L. rvprcscnrativc!
THE BRASS BOTTLE runny: l . ~ :nul. Tho officers"
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Been! Patrons Finn-an lnquali- 535‘ ""5 "3-'."ll-‘F" ". N. N. The
fled Apron! of New Maurin- rum». ""7" FM” “ill be held nrx:

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near Production r‘du'h Norwalk.

 

Regent Theater patrons 1'sl
hesitate yesterday to P‘p;‘¢‘<s urn-
unquallfied approval of 121.- .. .\
Flrrt National-Maurice Tuurncur at-
traction which Manager Dru-id if...
terson present-1d. "The Bray Emilie"
a novel production in u- ry XI.'.~'|b“L".
won quite a! mmh pmh.‘
as did “Lorna Boone" 02' “Thu 153'-
of Lost Ships." two of thr notalnl
successes that Tourneur has hrozzznf

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Nrrvoui trouldcs. With hackerhm.
dizzy a'p- ils. queer pains and irregu- |
l..r Mann} 3'. give reason to suspect
Ruin: v a'ezikn-‘nm and to try the rem- '
. rlv t.-..xt lms ll"lpCll :~our neighborsfi
.\lrr-. .\. Hamilton. .3 Elizabeth St.
Sn. Norwalk. says: "A cold tllll‘ll
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annexing pains in my back. Aft-“r;
I had dour- a day's work. my backi
:ichcd dreadfully. It became so still?

to the screen “’ithtn the p.15: war.
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away from the stereotyped pk): , _ , 1 ‘ . 1 '
"I“ hu made many otherwise guo'l ' “."d eurv 1 contain t mow.- aud pveryl
screen productions rather c‘r’vrnmorumn‘3 I If?” 3' sharp. cutting pain,
and in this particular it Is very un- ran from one 0ml of my back to the’

common. It entertains to the point other. I had a terrible ache allover
Ito thrills. with the unexpected al_.m:~' 130'“. and I 1‘3" ”Rd and “63“
ways happening. The cast which in- most or ”1'? ”m“- .....‘iy he“?! tron-

hled me right along. One of my‘
3frl-udS recommendrd Doan‘s Kid-
in“): lill s. so I got some at
Stillmn-l‘ owell Drug Store.

eludes Harry Myers. Ernest Tor-’
rence. Tully Marshall. Barbara Ln.-
Marr. Ford Sterling. Charlotn
Merriam and Otis Harlan puts over
this feature of mirth. magic and
magnificent: in the most commenda-lall the other
hle manner. "The Brass Botth-"ltrouble."
will conclude its run at the Regent; 60c. at all dealers. FoetenMili-
today.

‘t-urn Co.. Mfrs... Buflalo. N. Y.
PAIACE \‘ACDEYILLE

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REGENT and PALACE

Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday
Septt'17—18-19
DAILY AT 2- 15, 7 m 9

Extra School Children's Matinee W'ednosday,
Sept. 19th at 4 P. M. '
Direct From Its Sensational Run At The Strand, N. Y. City

Harold Lloyd
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LAST TIME TODAY

DOROTHY PHILLIPS
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SATURDAY

JAMES OLIVER GUBWOOD
— man's .—

“Tlie Broken Silence”
30mm 12 or “Home noon"

 

SUNDAY.

Ann Forrest, Edmund Brease and Tom Moore
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FOR LOVERS AND LAUGHERS
Here’s your fun—loving boy. of joy.
You’ll laugh at his fearless feats amid a
red-hot revolution.
You’ll love his fiery romance.
Laugh with ‘Lloyd and Why Worry ?
And Reginald Denny in “The Leather Pushers"

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Small Fresh Pork Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . -4c lb.
Legsof SpringLamb 35clb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . . . . 15c lb.
Veal Roast 20c-25c-40c lb.
Fresh Shoulders 15c lb.‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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RumpVeal. ....... ‘35CIb-3mall8hnnednuna,
floulder Veal ..... . 18c lb.- Lean ....... ...... 29615.

Stew Veal. solid meatzsclb
Breast Veal 181: 1b

LoinVeal Chops 35c!b.§l're¢h Ham .........28¢b.

 

LeanFreshPorktoRoast ..........26clb.

 

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RoundSteak 35clb.
Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . 38c lb.
Porterhouse Steak . . . 42c lb. ‘
Shoulder Steak . . . . . 18c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast . 16c lb.
Boston Rolls 16c 11).
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FreshChoppedBeef .............14c

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Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . .
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Bib Veal Chops ..... 32c1b. 3Sirloin Steak ’...... 40c 11).
Loin Veal Chops 40c1b Solid Lean Pot Roast. 20c lb.
Round Steak. ..... 35cm Shoulder Steak 18: lb.

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Keith Plura- Welcomed for See-
o‘lWeek ByL-l-yeA-diences He.
no Screen Chute on Bill
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