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Under the Personal Direction of Miss Mildred Aller
REGENT
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY
POElllveiy No Advance in Prices and No Reserved-Seats
PALACE
Theatre
Dam-i FT" rim-n, M'ging Director
LAST TIME TODAY
FIVE ACTS KEITH
V'Ai'DEVILLE
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“DA L'GHTERS OF
THE RICH”
SUNDAY
Mm Water, lznne Adore. Ger-
:rm «um. Bert. Woodruff
,2: «more in
“THE SIX FIFTY”
With I chapter of “The
‘ ”Cull" Starring
William Duncan
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdfiy
Bump mer Cast Including
Gaston Glass, Josef Bwiclmrd.
Edith Yorke, Viola Vela.
Kent Craufurd
1 h am It r! other well-known
We"! tr "-f‘rltlcs in ‘the Schul-
hmw: minor production
“MOTH ERS-INfLAW”
31th» pmpre who hsve yet ‘0
Iain a lathe of a screen tutu"
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Extra. Added Attraction
Reginald Denny in
“The Leather Pushers”
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DANCER
Prologue Feature—s
.; n "l dainty Spanish dance interpretations by eight little
films Allor School of Dancing at first show each evening.
CONSUELO DAWSON
mammals
. made Baby" ms Bond
5""1' 0' “Billing mood st.
lilsito Todsy.
1-1.... Carey. in ”The nirscle
:g' hzs best picture of the year
,9 ”‘ONOR picture treat for the
.030 patrons today. It is I swift
In; ”Mei! dramatic story that
it,” "k”! YOU clench fists from sheet
. ”mint Big scen develops 1::
,. i and stirring In on. can
‘ "“3 in one of the strongest dru
I: smashes of the lesson whvn
'6 Containing the vim-ls sud n..-
“ “Waited cm s ”ger-
'And an the
perfect combi-
nation '—- t h e
Negri of foreign.
made triumphs
in an American
produced super-
picture.
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DIARY LYNCH
SCOFI ELI) ALYSE GRAHAM
THEATRE "
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REGENT
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”“14 Merton. M'sths Director
Today at 2:15, “i and s
UNIVERSAL PRESENTS
GLADYS WALTON .
In her latest screen success
“The Wild Party”
SUNDAY
Milcs Welsh. Rene Adore. a...
mid; Astor. Bert Woodmn
and others in
“run an: mrr"
With s new chap‘er of
Steel Trail" gum-mg
WILLIAM Darrow
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"The
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
‘ and Thursday
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PRES E m:
POLA NEGRI in the very sort
of character part. that made her
famous. A million dollar produc-
on and s story of s thousand
‘ll‘iuS.
A
lug pwclpice just at the lure ride:
up and snatches the girl he not...
from certain death on the Jogger)
snow covered rocks below.
Round Seven of Fighting Blood
Just released will be featured with
the main bill.
THE SPANISH DANCER.
Super l'ois Negri Picture Four Us):
nun Al. licgent Monday—Ali‘s
Alicr’s i’upiis in Proroguc.
Famous characters of history. al-
most as well known t uy as the)
were in their own time, come lo “it
‘ln i‘oaa Negri's new l‘ulamcunl pit.
lure. "The Spanish Dancer." at iiel
turc. “The bpumsh Dancer.” 4 Her-
June Mathis and Ueulah Marie Dix
from the book and play. "non (can:
do Bazan,” which comes to the Re-
gent 'i'heater next Monday.
, Among these characters are Oli-
vares. powerful politician of his day;
Cardinal Richelieu. sworn enemy to
Olivares. and Don Carlos. whose
portraits were painted a dozen times
by the great artist. Velasquez. and
now hang in many famous art gal-
leries. Those roles are enacted by
Henry Vogel. Charles A. Stevenson
and Dawn O'Day. respectively.
Two hundred and fifty minor play-
ers take part in the biz KYPSV camp
scenes. A strong cast has been pro-
vided. Besides Miss Negri. those
who take part include Antonio Mo-
reno. who is featured, supported by
Wallace Berry. Kathlyn Williams.
Gareth Hughes, and Adolphe Men-
Jou. Others in the cast rre Ed-
ward Kipling. Dawn O’Day. Robert
Brewer. Henry Vogel. Rosita Mar-
stini. Boyd Irvw: and Charles ’A.
Stevenson.
A feature of the local presenta-
tion will be the prologua in which
eight girls ranging from 10 to 13
years will do Spanish gypsy dancing
in costume. Three are card players,
three as palmlsts and two as lxggars
will be most appropriate characters
fo rihis picture prologue and the
dance specialty numbers which have
been arranged and which will be
presented under the personal :‘lrec-
tion of mu Mildred.Aller- will do-
light Norwslk theatergoers. The lit-
tle girls who will appear are: Con-
suelo Dawson. Bertha Bcollcld.
m Lynch. Alyse Graham Hen-
rietta Brown. Eileen Men-Jinn. Lil-
lian Bermsn and Catherine Vast.
The prolongpe will "be presented
during the first evening show begin-
ning promptly at 1 o'clock each
night. There will be no advance in
pricesdor the entire presentation.
neither will there be any reelrved
seats so it behooves everyone to
make preparations to be on hand
early.
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In Bolesc'i on they called it.
"The logic akin" but the producer.
fearing to have his aim confused
with s. certain loop which savor.
lses that if you use it you will have
'the skin you love to touch." has
changed it to "slaves of Desire." Un-
“der that title the famous story will
‘ he fleshed es the screen.
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Special Prologue Feature
.‘ 8—DAINTY DANCERS—8
Under the personal direction of
Miss Mildred Aller in interprets-
tire Spanish Gypsy Dances
tKeaton’s Kolomul Komcdy st Biello
i for Three days COmnIcncing To-
' ' morww Night. .
"Laugh and the world laughs with
.you. weep and you Weep alone." and
if you don't belh-xu it visit the Rial-
to theater for the next three lays
bug . 11 Hg “-1“ tomorrow night and
_.l~.;r,v;l. Old mun gloom
g .. hasty ninul when
will ins his rrm Cum. i_\
"The Three Ages." is Shown. 'rhv
comedy is a w“ l.wuld. If you \VEI'.‘
it won‘t be oi sorrow but biz-Chum: the
laughs that are cgistured in tin-
picture are the cause. Then {hm-a.
are other comedies. The entire bill
is a comedy specialty.
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PALACE TODAY.
Inst Presentation of Vaudeville and
“Daughters of ‘Lho Blah."
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The Palace Theater will present
the splendid vaudeville program that
opened on Thursday for the last
time today at three shows. The
bill has been one of the most pleas-
ing offered at the popular down-
town playhouse this season and
Manager Did :34 ersou has re-
cr ved very my line cempliments
for the show. in addition to the
kpltndid vaudev l: bill the Palace
vl' also present for the last time
today e screen success “Daughters
of the Rich" which has been run-
ning since Thursday.
Pictures and
the Players
Women admittedly are fastidious
but when one goes into ruptures over
an automobile because the color- of
it is robln's egg ' blue. she comes
pretty neat winning the steam-beau
edcufllinksn Buhsuchhthecogs
of Marilyn sterling. played by Flo:-
ence Eldridge in the screen version
of “Six Cylinder Love." Ernest True:
appears in the picture. «recreating the
role he made famous on the stage.
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-George Bsrrsud. playing the heavy
in John Gilbert's new picture. “The
Wolf Man." is an Englishman who
come to this country shortly after
being discharged from service in the
British Royal Flying corps. Before
the war. Bsrrsud. s. young chap. all.
end blonds. a joumslist and
pointer. Gerald Du Hester. eminent
English usage star. was Bsrrsud's
friend and persuaded him to go on
the stage. ‘ -. . .
Tom Mix has a new admirer. no
answers to the sttrsctlve name-of
)‘e’fi‘iws Fro
Iom MIX nus ABOUT
‘ .- HORSESENSE
horse it lsVTom Mix. ‘noted star.
since most of hls’life has been spent.
on the hurricane deck of a West-
ern cow-pony. Mr. Mix also is the
owner of the best known hon-e in
the world—Tony. always seen with
his master in the Mix pictures. and
who usually shares the hazards that
make the star famous throughout
the world. ‘
s. lot said about "horse sense." said
Mr. Mix as he mt on s. corral fence
at Mixvillo. California.I where reside
—'1‘ony and the Mix band of hard
riding cowboys.
went on.
what horse sense means unless they
are familiar with horses.
around horses has a great respect
for their reasoning faculties.
many instances a cowboy will trust
his 'horse's ability to figure things
through an intuitive sense.. I do
trust your horse. you cannot go far
slowly and act slowly while others
the set where there is action a-plenty.
. trained seal, will be the headliner in
1! anyone in the world knows I.
"There has been s. lot written and
"But." Mr. Mix
"few people really know
"Any man whose daily life is spent
In
out more than his own.
"I could never determine Just how
much a horse really reasoned. or
how much he reached conclusions
know, if in a moment of crisis. you
wrong.
“Of course. there are dumb horses
and smart horses. Just like human
beings. There are horses that think
have minds that operate with the
rapidity ot a machine gun.
"You usually and cow ponies are
mighty smart. Take Tony. for in-
stance. Touy is not. as many seem
to think. a trick horse. Tony is
lust naturally smart. I don't teach
Tony. 1 lshow him quietly what
we've got to do to make a scene and
Toney does the rest. He under-
stands.
“A smart home is very receptive
and quichry reflects the mood of
his rider. When you get on one
in the morning and you.feel ontof
sorts and a bit cranky. you are go-
ing to ride a cranky horse: all day.
If. on the contrary. you star“. the
day feeling at peace with vourself
and all the world. you will and your
horse in the same Joyous frame of
mind. You lose your temper on
your horse loses his. This may seem
hard to behave. but I have seen it
verified day by day. and any lunch
hand will tell you it is‘so.
“A horse has an intuitive sense of
danger. an (is rider who knows the
horse under him. quickly gets it.
Nine out of ten times. left to him-
self. the horse will find the safe
way out.
"Much has been said about the
keen sense of smell possessed by
the bloodhound. but it is ncthing
compared to that of a horse. who
scents danger as rapidly as he can
smell fresh water. a mile away.
“Taken all in all. we can learn I.
lot from a horst. The animal may
have peculiar ways about reaching
a. conclusion. and occasionally be a
trifle stubborn. but he is blessed
with “horse sense.’
“If it were posilble to rate a
horse's mentality as these civil serv-
ice examiners rate a human. I‘d be
willing to bet. the average horse
would get a higher percentage than
the average human being."
ing a pedigreed Scotch terrier. "Rus-
ty" is a forlorn looking critter
though he surprises with sudden
burrs of pep and energy. Be belongs
to Lambert Hillyer, directing Tom
in his new thriller. "Eyes of- the
Forest." Every morning “Rusty"
runs over tO'Tom's bungalow and
trots contentedly back with him to
O O 0
William Farnum's single picture
of the current season. “The Gun
Fighter." represents the sum total
of his efforts. but it is said to be a
marvellous drama of the Golden
West. done as only Farnum can do
it.
0 O 0
Norman Kerry. one of the screen‘s
most popular leading men. has be: .1
selected to play one of the important
roles in the screen version of .E. M.
Hull’s novel "The Shadow of the
East." .
O O 0
In “The Enchanted oCttpge.” Rich—
ard Barthelmess plays the role of a
broken down war veteran. a youth.
who has lost all interest in life and
who is both physically and mentally
ruined as the result «of the war. May
McAvoy will play opposite him.
. 0
Frederick and Funny Hatten'e
story for Shirley Mason has had its
title changed from “With the Tide"
to “South Sea Love.”
0 e 0
Eugene O'Brien will play opposite
Norms. Talmadge in her next picture.
“Secrets."
" s e e
Louise Fazendé and Freddie. a
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Gloria Swanson will appear as a
boy in a motion picture for the
screen for the second time in her
career in "The Humming Bird." It
probably will be the first time that
many of her fans will see her in
masculine garb, because her first up-
,curance in such a role was in a
comedy made several years ago. A:
Tolnette. the idol of the Paris under
world and leader of a gang of
apaches, Miss Swanson alternates
from boy's to girl’s clothes in the
picture. Her dual personality as
Toinette and the famous "Humming
Bird." for whom the Paris police
search in vain. is said to give Miss
Swanson a wide range of possibilities.
O O 0
Naomi Childers. one of the first
movie stars, is rteurning to the
screen in a. leading role with_Dorls
Kenyon in the society drama. "Rest-
less Wives."
. O 0
Monte Blue and Irene Rich will
play the leading roles in "Lucretia
§
'Rialto '
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TODAY
HARRY CAREY.
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THEMIRACLEBABY’
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Rofind Seven
“Fighting Blood”
bombardl” when it reaches the
screen.
Pittsburgh Railways.
The receivers of the Pittsburgh
Railways Company have petitioned
the United States District Court for
authority to expend #88500 for
track reconstruction and other im-
provements. The petition was refer.
red to s. spechl master. The plan
will be submitted to the people at I
special election later.
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