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, thrills. conil'tly, romance and boundless
'7" ‘ human interest appeals

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and Tuesday at the Regent
and Wednesday at the Palace

Marguerite de la Motte,
1 ( lillord, John Bowers, Tully
and Charles Gerard

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traveling. its roomy interior
and outward refinement.

Come and ass our others
holiday features in Belber
Quality Traveling Goods. You
will find here something that
just suits you as the best and
most appreciated of Christ-
mas gifts. The best values——
combined with the most mod-
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-RES AND "
PLAYERS

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Mao Busch. Cullen Lam-lie. Irene
Rich and Gloria Murray will play
the leading roles in “The Woman
\V’ho Sinncd."

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Lillian Gish and Richard Barthel-
mcsa are planning to produce
"Romeo and Juliet."

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James Neill. character actor, will

have an important role in “Court-

ing Calamity." '

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Lionel Barrymore has been cri-
gngad to play the part at Walter
Butler in the forthcoming l). W.
Grimm production. "America." The
part which he has been elected in
"Americfi is one demanding great
versatility and force. In addition to
Barrymore. the cunt now includes
Carol Dempatcr. Neil Hamilton. Er-
ville Alder-on. Marie Burke. with
many oi! the important minor roles
still to be selected; . ~

Tom Mix has started onk on his

ithis picture Hi: again will have an
opportunity to develop some new
comedy situations in addition to his

trick riding. ,. .

ustln Varmint as a clilvairous
Bofthern gentleman of '42 and Due.
tin Fax-mun as a hardy pioneer of a
covered mots train on the trail to
California dual! the gold rush, are
two dutinct individuals. Yet. they
are both pruent in his latest. star-
ring feature “Kentucky Days. liars
num as John Buckner. is a South-
erner who is torced by circum-
stance: to‘ leave hit beauiitul bride
and join the [alarm
to believe that his
The: circumstance!
drnmatlc story. full
.ii‘arnuin virility.

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PAULINE HAilkE
m“EYES oi: THE‘FOREST'

Pauline Starlgc. the 110 pounds of
brunette lovelines‘ pictured aboxe,
who has been cast to play opposite
Tom Mix in the forthcoming “Eyes
of the Forest " has quite a. lot more
than loveliness to recommend her
as a. motion picture ncircss. Briefly,
this something else is ability in
large. generous portions.

One of Miss Star'kcs most recent

of John Gilbert's newt picture Mar-
ian Nixon has the fILmininc lead.
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Eileen O‘Mnllny, daughter of l'zii

O'Mniloy, noted screen shr. cm-
l‘arkcd on ll'.‘l‘ screen earner with
liarlcs Jones in "Big Dan.’ So “oil

was the “01k of the little girl likml
in this feature ih.1t slic “HS im-
incdintcly engaged for a role in
“Cupid's Fireman." '

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Lincoln J. Carter's melodrama.
“The Arizona. llixprrss" has Pauline
Starko, Evelyn Brent and David
Butler in the leading roles.

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“The"l’ioy of Flanders" will be
Jackie Coogan's ncgzt starring vehi-
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Lloyd Iiuglit-s and his We have
never been cast of the Rocky Moun-
tains, but they are coming to NC“!
York for the Christmas holidays.

AT THE THEATRES

RIAL’I‘O
Good Min and True
The liiulln 'l‘hcnirn presents, loduy

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Harry ("in-y in "Good Mon and
True." and ('harli‘s Chaplin. in
"The. Immigrant." (‘zllr'y and

Chaplin and their "stuff" is known
to the patrons of the theatre and
their features do not need any cx-

planalion. ‘
Tomorrow. Rin-Tin-Tin. the fum-
mis police doi', will be SCUII in

“Where the North Begins."

 

PALACE.

 

Vaudeville and Pictures

‘I‘ho five-act Keith vaudeville bill
that has been presented at the Pai~
act theatre for the past two days will
be offered 'for the last timo.in this
city today. In connection pith this
program the. Palace is presenting the
super box office melodrama "East
Side. West Side," an exceptionally
fine production with Kenneth Harlan
and an all star cast. There will be
three shows as usual today at "'1:5,
6:45 and 92l5.

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REG EXT.

Mrs. Rodolph Valentino

Mrs. Rodolph Valentino who ap-
peared in many cities “ith her dis-
tinguished husband in a dancing ex-
hibition tour became such a fluorite
that immediate demand was made
for her presentation as a. featured
player in screen productions. As
Jean Acker she had already filled
many roles in pictures and when
she came upon the scene as the lead
in “The ‘Woman in Chains" which
is presented at the Regent: "today.
she had experience which made this
attraction an immediate success. E.
K. Lincoln, Martha. Mansfield and ‘W
H. Tookcr appear with Mrs. Valen-
tino.

 

Palace Theatre

NEXT MONDAY 7
‘. Dec. 17 '

The Springwood Dramatic
Club

-- Presents 5—-
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triump s was as “Sandy." 'in "A
Connec cut Yankee at King A:-
thur’s Court." Prior to that she
created quite a. sensation with Tom
Mix in “The Untamed."

Some of the more notable

. pic.
lures in which she has appeared
since then are "Eyes of Youth."

"Soldiers of Fortune.” “Little Shop-
herd of Kingdom Come" and "Seed:
of Vengeance."

The Big Fight At Springfield
(‘minty fairs and the like are such
spolly occasions as to their nicrii
that it is requiring. some time to con-
vinccniho public that. the Springfield
Exposition held annually now for
some 'six yours is on 8. different
plan, says the New Haven Journal
("nurioiu However, the charater of
the men who have infown them—
selves into it and the national signi-
ficance of the elaborate program are
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TOMORROW—MONDAY—TUESDAY

RINTINTIN

The Famous Police Dog in

Where the North Begins

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REGENT
Friday, December

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MESSIAH

-—-— Presented By

THE PEOPLE’S CHORUS

N38. 1". J MORRISON, Director.
Assisted Br

DIARGU ERITE “'ABNCKE CONTRALTO, FOBMERLY CHICAGO
OPERA ()0.
JOHN FINNEGAN, TENOII, ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL,
NEW YORK CITY.
FRED PATION, MZESSIAH, BARITONE.

BOX OFFICE OPENS DEC. 26

On Sale at the Alfred n3; Piano Company.

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METROPOLITAN 01’ Elm CO.

THEATRE
28th at 8:15 a. M.‘

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profitable lineaple must have some-
thing in it that appeals to them. For-
tunately. it is essentially an agrecul-
tural proporsitlon and the aim is to
build up the farming interest of New
England. That this is in rather bad

the fact that there is-no dearth of
soil resources and available profit-
able lines of industry. It is believed
that the Springfield Exposition, sus-
tained and developed. will concrete—
lyetimulate agriculture.

The “'est has proved this. In
that section that great show is a
state-fostered project It is made a
distinctively agricultural affair. each

 

branch being illustrated by exhibits

that draws are. too millions of peo- or the beat—wattle notably, dairy and

Practical Christmas Gifts '

HANDKERCHIEFS—THE GIFT
THAT’S ALWAYS GOOD.

 

 

15c.25c,35c.50c

‘ White Linen Hemstitched for
Men and Women.

case is admitted but the checr lies iijL

$6.98 3““ $7.98

Silk Umbrellas in Black and Colors.

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beer. horses of all types. sheep. swine
the products of the soil. The youth
is gripped by a. highly developed de-
partment of competitit‘e wbrk' in
raising animals and crops! farm ma-
chinery s exemplified by the latest

and beat: the. domestic arts to engage

large. vital way and with earnest
purpose. There are feature and di-
versions but these are kept in hand.
All members or the family may .wan-
der over the place without fear of
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Box offi6 $1.35

women’s Initialed Linen. '

$2.98.$3.98.$4.98

GlOria Silk Umbrellas

 

 

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Children’s Umbrellas.

$1.50

 

 

Box of 6 $2.70

Men’s Linen Initialed.

Box of 6 $1.35

Men’s Cotton Initialed.

$5.

‘ Beacon Blanket Bath Robes.

$8.98 and $12.00

Corduroy Bath Robes

98 ... $6.98

 

515c .. $1.00

Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs-—
White and Colored, Embroidered.

on sale of

Silk Hosiery in Gordon, Van Raal-
te, Centemeri and Tripletoe—10%

3 pairs.

 

 

 

chiefs.

B"°”50c.75c

Women’s Embroidered Handker-

Pins, Bracelets, Beads, 'Broo'ches

JEWELRY
and Earrings.

 

,, Fancy Combs and Barrettes.

 

 

B°x6f325c,29é.50c8

Children’s Fancy Handkerchiefs.

Centemeri

$1.95 M $2.98

Kid Gloves in Novelties
and Plain. '

 

50cet°$1.25

Fancy Tea Aprons. .

Gauntlet Kid Gloves.

$3.98

 

' 50c ‘° $1.25”
Collar and Cugoigs' m Christmas

Children’ s Lined Kids.

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Mocha Gloves.
Silk and Lace Boudoir Caps. 89
A 1 £9 9809 $1.49
, Ivory Sets; and Odd Pieces. Suede Fim Fabric Gloves.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

MANY INEXPENSIVE PLEASURE-GIVING NOVELTIES.

the women are not disposed of in a
“good enough Morgan" way but
dcalth with by experts in a. last-word
fashion. It is "show business‘ the
gentelmen are engaged in but in a

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11 DAYS TO CHRISTMAS lg
Surprise the Family with a New Edison, the phono- .
graph with a soul «the only Phonograph that invites;
direct comparison with thevliviiig musician. Genuinds

Diamond Point, guaranteed for life. Come in and heat
one for yourself, any time you are passing.

The London Upright shown above, delivered free};
for positively ONLY 85 DOWN. Your own choice of
$10 worth of records included witlioht any more my;
111th down.

BUY THROUGH THE XMAS CLUB

$2 makes 3 on a member, with free choice of our immense
stocks of Play er Piano or New Edison. Plionographs.
Get the good qf your money. JOIN TODAY 1 _

Six Used Pianos at Greatly Reduced Prices, $50 and up:
PLAYER ROLLS, 69¢: — EDISON RECORDS
'OPEN EVENINGs UNTIL XMAS.

The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

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Buy Jewelry as Gifts

Visit This Store—Our Stock Is Largc-
It Will Be Easy to Make Selections.

Lang 69° Klensy, Inc.
—JEWELERS-—

123 Washington St. Next to Post Oflice
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS

We Are Giving Away a Nice Calendar. ‘

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C. D. CHARNOCK

——BUTCHER——

19 Railroad Avenue' South Norwancf‘

 

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Ferris’Bacon 45cm.
SinclairHams 28c-‘
WilsonHams 27c,
Sperry&BarnesBacon,llb boxes l..
HoneyCuredHa'ms............ ...... ”“32ch

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TEACHER and ACCOMPANIST

maniac North Main Street—Phone 2813 .
Residence—16 Dayvi‘ew Avenue—Phone 2112

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