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LAST TIME TODAY 5
Jacqueline Logan, Sigrid 1101111th
David Torrence and Others ,
in George Melford's Super restore
he Light That Failed ‘
‘1lll'ltSl)AY—-—FRIDAY—SATURDAY l‘
Bigger and Better Then Ever l
lx unckout Keith Vaudeville Show l,
0—— Including .._.o
Fay & Weston Revue
, 13.1 ml Lightning Aggregation“ Act !
“The Russells”
“in Models in “The Fashion: of 1924”
Three Other Big Acts
o————nnd——-o
\Villiu m Farnum in “The Gun Fighter”
REGENT THEATRE
-, w LSTERSON, Mnnuglnu' Director.
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.i ._-——TODAY———-o
“my-g; ind FRIDAY mun ms DAILY
moms H. man Presents
BLANCHE SWEET
.3 .A g; , ‘ :zt Supporting Company in the First Notional
. Motion of Eugene O’Neill’s Dremstic Success
“ANNA CHRIST
w. L. . , Lire which the Regent msnsgement gnu-sums
1,5 . '» class attraction. It has been scoorded the
in praise of any festure relessed on
:‘ne First National program this
year and deserves it.
Supt.“ P'
comma xxx-r wnnx
Richard Dix—Lois Wilson
And Other Stet-s in Persmount’s
- 'l' H l: CALL OF THE CANYON”
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Special . l
Semi ;: clown of Women’s Wool Hose, now priced et—
79c "“1 98c
Thea: , quality of silk end wool end all wool, odd sixes.
greitij. l‘i'vfid in price and ccrteinly well worth the money.
Czilirc: Wnol Sport HOS: .......................... 5%
(Formerly 75c)
h“ J. I. Mallette‘
TTliE 'l'HEATRES
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to the
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BLACK.
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The Story by Gertrude
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Atherton which has
been running serially
in The Evening Sentin-
el will appenr on the ,
screen at the
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l'acillc Fleet SOME E I
romance nt-
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' ' row boat _ . 7
—' rescue in . .t-
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4., .lmuzlng con- JuSt “swat and ex“
4i into the ‘ this
h .1 m the gul- ing ” the Story 18 ‘
. h llrmlng death! ' . ‘ "
f * trwllrd. will!) lthe wonderflflW '
v: snrr n3 ove . . ' ' .
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Mommies. Wsufutllsssvson'wseslonmwm
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LloydwlthcorlnnwflfllihnscsuM'
, menu to
XLVI (oontihosd)
home. come. MP Ir.
Dluwlddlo wss rubbing his bonds
on as end of the tshls covawsd
with blue chine end mounds of
homuhede mks. “Slop «sash
lng end sit down. Anywhere. No
ceremony here.“
Some of the guests were in their
cents! The others feirly swooped
into theirs. entirely dless‘of
Wu so unentebls es neigh-
bors. llrs. Inf-sing. u tell. red-
hsired. row-boned New Englend
women. lied entered. boufng' nu
enormous plstter of fried trout.
fresh from the lske. Inning.
burnt elmost es dsrk es en Indies.
followed with s pints of potatoes
boiled in their Jackets belenoed on
one lisud. end s smell mountsfn
of johnny ceke on the other. He
returned in e moment with two
lei-gs plstters of sliced hem end
cold boiled beef. end the guests
were left to welt on themselves.
The dinner we; the gsyest Kory
hnd ever nttended. for even the
Bophlsticetes. however lively. pr.-
ssrved s certsln formality in town:
when she wee present. us nll
events. Rpllo Todd broke into
periodical wer whoops. to Hr. Din-
. wlddle's menlfest delight. The
others burst into sons. while wslir
ing for the truvsling plntters. Eve
Del-ling got up twice end dsnoed
by herself. her pels bobbed bend
end little white fec's eerily sus-
pended in the dork shsdows of the
greet room. Other fest moved in
reelstlbly under the inblo. Good
stories multiplied, end they lsugh-
ed uncontrollsbly st the worst of
ill Jokes.
ey drunk little. for the supply
wss limited. but the sltltudo won
four thousend feet end the thin
light sir went to their hends. They
were New Yorkers suddenly
snslclied from the most feverish
pitch of modern oivllisstion. but
no less primitive in soul then
woodsmen who hsd never seen u
city. end the men would bsvo liked
to put on wnr pelnt end run
through the forest with t0»
hewks.
Todd. when the dinner won ever.
did selse e tomehsyk from the
well. drspo himself in en lndlnu
hlsnket. end much up end down
the room reel-lug out tel-ride het-
tle cries. Three minutes inter.
Illnor end Bolton had followed his
exemple. sud marched solemnly
behind him. brendlshlng their
.
i
weepons snd msklng unsuibly
noises. fiery. from her choir by
in heel-til. wstehed than curious-
l. Atdrstltwesmorolytbssn-
ubersnt spirits of their rslesss end
the unsccnstomed sltituds flint in}
nplrod them. but their count.
nences grow more end more som-
ber. their eyes wilder. their voices
more wnr-uks. They were no ldng-
or doing n stunt. they were etsvls-
tic. Their voices reverbersted
heroes the lake.
One by one the other men bed
joined them. until oven Hr. Dinwidi
dis won in the procession mnrchlng.
_ with loud stumping feet round end
round the big room. The cries be-
. come shorter. monsolng. sbrupt.
imperative. The high lumps cost
strengo slisdows on their lost
feces. The voices grew hoarse.
dropped to low growls. their fsces
changed from ferocity to s mourn.
fulsolemnlty until they looked even
more like primel men then before;
but they continued their msrchlng
sndstemplng until Gore. who. with
the other women. bed begun to
four tbet the rhythm would‘brfng
down the house. lied the inspire.
tloutoinsertsCsrusodlskintouie’
us those lmmortsl‘-‘
vicu'ols; end
notes dung themselves imperlsusly
scross the: wild scene. the primi-
tive in tn men dropped likes
lsuden pl ct. end they threw
themselves on the door by the in.
let they smoked their pipes in
silence. 'l'bey lied lied something
shot no women could give them nor
shore, and there wss en ungellsnt
wish in every msnly been flint
Wm
. “No more so then! fell.” .
\Thsywsreinsboetonthelsks.
'l'lie sir wss crisp end cold el-
though the sun blend overhead.
Cleverlng when» in e dlmvl'
tsble old sweeter flat in hm “
the comp. end boggy corduroy
trousers tucked into legglns. M
Mei-y were so engors sweets: end
skirtofsvlvldgrusgrosneudn
soft sport list ol the some sheds.
the rim turned down over s!-
thet might never lisve looked upon
life beyond those woods end moon.
tnlns. Clsvaing wns listless end
smoked his pips leslly us he pulled
with long slow strokes.
Other bouts were on the inks.
the women in bright sweeten sud
hstu flint looked like losing nu.
tumn loeves. end the ink. was ll-
uuid ember. A breeze blew wer-
seonts out of the woods. The wntor
lilies lied opened to the sun end
looked oddly ertidelel in their wen-
en bounty. st the test of those so-
clent trees. Steelthy footsteps he»
hind me well of trees. or n sud.
den loud rusting. told of startled
‘deer. The distsnt peek looked to
be snemolled blue end white. end
the long slopes of the neon:- moun-
nine were derk green under s blue
mist. the higher spruce rising like
Gothic spires.
Cleverlng smiled into her deno
lng eyes. “You look shout four
teen." lie snld tenderly.
'1 don’t feel much more. I spent
s month or two every yes: in these
woods-let us pley s gems. Inks
believe flint I 'em Itery Ogden end
you hsvs met me here for the drst
time end ere dellbsretely setting
out to woo ‘mo. Begin ell ever
sgefn. lt—you. perhapsl—wes
wlist I elweys drssmed of up here.
lusedtorowonikslsks notions-s
by myself. or sit elons In the very
depths of the weeds. no you thlsk
the: fences lmsglnstlon or your
could sceompllsn s purely pol-soul
m “Thole voices revel-horned screen the inks.” 1'35 $35;
feet! ! heven’t neeriy us much
but l'm quite sure Leonid. And
then—ulter—ws could just go on
from hen."
He looked st her is smiling sym-
psfliy. “Done. We met lest his“.
Miss Ogden. end I went down st
the drst shot. I'm now out to win
you or perish in the sitempi. inns
before we get down to business I'll
just inform you of s resolution I
took n day or two ego. l shell go.
merry you the morning you sell.“
”Oil!" And then she rsnllsod in
-e blinding ilssb what she'll!“
fought out of her consciousness;
thst she hed shrunk tram the con-
summetlon of msrrlsgo. vlsunllud
n long period of intermittent but
superdclsl love-msklng end d0-
lightful oompenionslilp. en enclo-
ing but incomplete idyl of 111131
end soul sud senses.
another . . . b
iueusrtidclslcl
forgotten...lnflist_psst=
belongedtolleflom . ..
withwhlolsl
lugtodo .'. .
wusssyoung . _/
msuhedseeomplishedfismfnhslo.
The present nnd'tliofuturs‘
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PALACE
Vsudevillonndl’lcflulc.
Another peppy Keith _ vaudeville
bill will open a three dess’ cngnge-
. .J 41'- nu‘ Confined). ~ . *
resisted. The gnu-sens ’
"Wagering“; ' '
ii.
men: at the Palace Thcutorlomoré - ‘
I”
msoeordlugto snuounceuautw To
.mgchIMEm-onm
e license the dsy we return end'
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w
our
“doubt
Jesus " the Rev.
church. feces trislon cherges
is add in other passages of
book'
nll Snvlor Gods. not
in the
Christtnns."
PALACE
mo nun M Failed."
last time today.
well known slur-s of
, mm“ 18,—;ch
ln _..hln book. ‘fOolnmunhm hund-
M.” be wrois‘ that he
4 "» thnt Christ ever "1 _ ":
thee He was s “subjective reality"
end soluble only es s “symbol." es
“Undo Bum" or"‘8snin Cinns'" ere
symbols. nnd becunse he eluted
“there in no rntionnl doubt so to the
fictitious character of ,ihe divine
Willinm Honi-
gomery Brown. of Gallon. Ohio. s.
bishop of the Protestant Episoopnl
of
outreme heresy. it beceme known
Known to his opponents as “the
bkbop of Bolshevlsts end Atheists."
ed
“the birth. deeth end escension of
excepting
Jesus. nre versions of the sun}
myth” out! “no nu objectivity. there
is no such dlvmliy—mcuning the
tribune God-Faiher—Son end Rely
Ghost—He is n subjectivity existing
imagination of Orthodox
George Helford's production “The
Light Thnt Milled" will be present-
edst the Pelnce Tbceter for the
This splendid pro-
duction which stern Jucuuclinn bo-
gun. David Terrence; Percy Mer-
mont. Sig-rid Holmqulst nod other
the screen
rsnks as one of the lending Pei-s.-
P‘THE- MAILMA ”
Starring Lovable Ralph Lewis, Johnnie. Walker and a Brilliant Cast... f
A billion fervent voices shout their praises, the whole teeming netion joins'in one stu. H
Spendous symphony of acclamntion landing with heartfelt sentiments the most devoted of i
ell public servitors, the postal workers of America. More thrills and laughs than i. g ;
dosen circuses. ' ‘- ‘
Emory J ohnson’s Giant Epic of the Screen
mount pictures of this you
those who wlmeued a. presentation
in this city during the week are to the
agreed that the feature is entitled it.
end place thut has been 31v.
.r.
in Water Damage
TmSmitb-eM’urfayCa
1961 Main 5.19114. to {0143 (3&5ng liven
Bfide‘eporté Busiy Cash Store)
6-K
Thousands of Yard: of the Most Attractive
Ale Ofléredin One of the Biggest Sales liver Presented Here
These Goods We bought from the E. H. Behrens Co., of New York
City—Makers of the Famous “Amber: and Silkeo ShantungT’—After
a Fire. Next Door to their establishment which resulted
to their Stock
..'. u.- nadwsw. u
p
w why/u.
HE MOST INTERESTING feature of this offering is the ' ‘ '-
AueW-gflle quality of the merchandise—for this concern is recognized wlthout Excop. .
mag as one of the leading Wash Goods houses “1 America. Some tion um Host 7 . 7- '-
Many 1924 of their stock of new Spring Fabrics was slightly damaged by wat— Wonderful Dis l ,
Patterns—Never er, from the fire next door. We were immediately notified of the l d Sal of H. '
, Shawn's" an opportunityto purchase some of this stock—not a piece of dam— p ay an e
, . y aged goods did we buy—only the choicest of the lot. Some are wash Gmds | : *
8m Before slightly soiled for the first yard or so, but there IS ebS'olutely no fire on Cd in ! p
for Spring and or water daniage. “Their decision to close out their entire stock re- CT. . 3 .
gardless of the extent of the damage is the reason we are able to Some T‘me l :2;
.summer ofch such unusual values in Wash Fabrics. - __ , 2:
36 in- Fm! 5mm - Famous “Silkeo” Ponxee {32“ 7
3639;!“ Cotton Canton -_—a netionally reccflfililzcd fair, é:
“MM-W {gamiisf-W“ 2;.
‘ 36 "" indent»; " worm; 65c YD- ‘ ' -
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36 inch RATINE V0ll£$
36 'mch 18113.le CHECK
RATINES 'm e Big Vsriety
WORTH 89cYD.
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s“..-
35 inch snx nor 5mm. 6
40 inch PRINTED VOILES
36 inch EMBROIDERED CREPES
WORTH 89:: YD
59m
Plaid and ChefSuiiing:
-—Also a large assorhncn. t of All:
Printed, Beach’Suiting:
in a‘widc variety of the new
[Silk
undevurhly
. . Weevil-63
end-Cotton
offlthcr
out
velty Stripe Crepes. . . . d Plaid Patterns. _
“EEG. SOLD FOR 59¢ AND 690 y REGULARLY 50o YD.
and. * " '; “
V . Woman-led”
, Il'hcse are the f famous
’ _ “Halcdou” prints; all
highclass patterns, beautiful
‘ ,qinlity voile—verysiin ’lc to,
* Whom and ' coin-
‘* plciciwiihcach blower-
'fiw mm snag-e "i
All "nib menu's new mum
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