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(my, FEBRUARY 22, 1924.”

.ALACE THEATRE ’

pull) l-ISTERSON. Managing Director.

TODAY and TOMORROW
it” Complete Shows Today—2:15, 6:45 and 9:15

, 1-1 My program. We do honor to. Washington
2%" I,..‘,1 ourselves with this selected bill

DAN SHERMAN & CO.

. . :‘ \lt bright comedy stars in one of the
‘ hits of vaudeville.

you: OTHER BIG A'c'rs

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HARRY 'l‘. MOREY and MARY ALDEN in
“THE EMPTY CRADLE”

Ali‘llll mm

“thmsporary Marriage.”

With a cast headed by Kenneth
Harlan and Mildred Davis. “Temp-
orary Marriage" was presented at
the Regent theatre yesterday and
will continue its engagement today.
Manager David Esterson has reason
to be proud of this selection and
Norwaik theatre-goers are fortunate‘
that it is remaining at the Regent
as a holiday attraction. It is easily
one of the best pictures that has
come to Nor-walk this season. The
direction is perfect: the story is
pleasing and considered from every
angle the picture is one that will
please those who see it today as It
did large audiences yesterday. The.
program at the Regent includes. in;
addition to the feature. selected
short subjects that are highly pleasr

 

 

 

 

 

no TllEAT

—’ LAST TIME TODAY ——

Lenore Ulric in “TIGER ROSE”

, The play that'Broadway still recounts with bated breath.
' OUR GANG IN “TIRE TROUBLE” PATHE NEWS

Published by arrangement um. Aosoolatod First National
Pictures, ins. Watch for the screen version produood by Frank
Lloyd with Corinne Griffith as Countess Zattlany.

Copyright 1983 by Gertrude Athsrton

LV (Continued)
i "If what I said sounded brutal, it
'gwas merely to remind you that
love—tho intense passionate love I
have no 'doubt you feel for this
young man who helps you to real-
ise your renewed youth—never
lasts. And when this new love of
yours burns itself out—you never
had the reputation of being very
constant. dear Mario—you will

"Do you? Not in the depths of
your clear brain. The mist on
top is dense and hot—but. also for
those mists!"

“I refuse to discuss it." she said
haughtlly. "Why dor'you wish to
marry me yourself?"

"Becsuse I need your partner-
ship as much as you need mine.
Even if you returned to Austria
unencumbered. ybu could accom-
plish less alone than with a man
of equal endowments and greater

 

biggest

 

-— SATURDAY ——

" TOM MIX

In His Newest Production

and—ho

_ — SUNDAY EVENING —— .-
Dustin Famum

'l‘wo strong

We complete Shows Today. Washington’s Birthday, at
’ 3315, 6:45 and 9:15—Chlldren at the Matinee 10c.

 

 

With Chapter No. 2 of the New Ruth Roland Serial

 

Coming: Next Monday—Bill Hart in “Wild

REGENT THEATRE

. \\'lD ESTERSON, Managing Director.

 

LAST TIME TODAY

1 will appeal to every member of the audience

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have an alien young man on your
hands, while that remarkable brain

his ear, but as a matter of fact
your mind has a stronger accent
still. You became thoroughly Eu-
ropeanized. one of us. and—l say

you came to us—and your plastic
years are long over. me. chere. If
your mind had become as young as
your body. you would have bitterly
resented it. You were always very
proud of that intellect of yours—
'and with the best of reasons."
Mary was staring out of the win-
dow. She recalled that she had
laced the fact of the old mind in
the young brain when she first dis-
covered that she loved Clsvering.
How could she have forgotten . . .
for a few short weeks—-and up

power beside you.
brains and characters with similar
purpose can always accomplish

cination. and your great person-
ality." '

“Do you intend to make yourself
hing?" she asked insolently. al.
though his words had thrilled her.

Vienna the capital of a great and
powerful Republic, and 1 therefore
ask you to renounce, before it is
too late. this commonplace and un-
worthy dream of young love. and
stand beside me. Youth—red
Youth—and the best years of
maturity are the seasons for love.
You and I have sterner duties. Do
you suppose that I would sacri-
fice Austria for some brief wild
hope of human happiness? And you
are only two years younger than i
am. Nothing can alter the march

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times today because of the holiday.

that made a decided hit. Inez Han-
ley, vocal and piano soloist. got ,a
very big hand with her program.
Herbert and Neely entertained with
chatter, songs and dance steps and
the show was closed by the Gibson
Sisters and Grady in vaudeville
novelties de luxe. Harry T. Morey
and. Mary Alden were stars in the
seven 'reel super screen feature
“The Empty Cradle."
exceptionally good picture and one
that pleased every member of the
audience. The show hours today will

 

 

theatre for the balance of this week
and will be presented complete, three

Dan Sherman & 00.. in their Jazz
circus have the plvitol position on'

the show with an acrobatic specialty

This is an

' , “Eyes of the Forest”

Chapterd—ThedWay of a Man

—-——an

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“THE GRAIL” .

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Nightwind” lilo fidgn'tgiae;11th::ccfilmegnly'l‘fsstch your “bad“ your compelling fas- gram is being otter-ed at the Palace ..__£nd

A Two Reel Comedy and
Grantland Rice Sport Pictorial \

 

THRILUNGLY/
DIP .

SPECIAL ATTRACTION MONDAY AND TUESDAY .
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be as on Saturday. 2:16, 6:45 and
\ L L S T A R C A S T there? - - She raised her ”9' cf the years. Moreover, you owe 9;”,
‘ to the mountain. From where she to Austria this wonderful ro~ .____________
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SATURDAY honest au fond—that you believe g. the country 0: your deliberate

A TREMENDOUS SHOW!

Lon Chaney and John Gilbert

in their latest super special picture

"WHILE PARIS SLEEPS”

o-——————and-——o

-' liplsolic of the New Series of H C. Witwer's

“LEATHER PUSHERS”

 
 
 

 

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you could— remain satisfied with
love alone? For more, let us say.
than a year?" .

She moved restlessly. "Perhaps
not. But i had planned to live in
Vienna. He would spend only a
part of the year there with me.
His own interests are here. of
course. It would be a perfectly
workable arrangement."

“Are you' sure? if you are. I
must conclude that in the mental
confusion love so often induces.
you have lost temporarily your ro-
msrkable powers of clear and co-
herent thought. Do you not realise
that you would no longer be Gratin
Zaitiauy, you would be Mrs. Lee
Clavcring'.’ Do you imagine for a
moment that you could play the
great role in Austrian affairs you
have set yourself. handicapped by
an American name—and an Amer-
ican husband? Not with all your
gifts. your wealth. yourvgenius for
playing on that complex instru-
ment called human nature. Aus-
tria may be a Republic of sorts.
but it is still Austria. You would
be an American and an outsider-—
a presumptuous interloper."

She stared at him aghast. "l—ohi
-l had not thought of that. It
seems incomprehensible—but I had
never thought of myself as Mrs.
Ciavering. l have been Gratin Zat-
tinny so long!"

'And your plans were well de-
fined. and your ambition to play a
great role on the modern European
stage possessed you utterly until
you met this young man—is it not
so?"

“Oh. yes. but—"

”I understand. It must have been
quite a marvelous experience, after
those barren years. to feel your-

adoption. A far more momentous

thing than any more accident of
birth.

You did not return to

 

“He was leaning forward, regard-
ing her through his veiled eyes."

America when Zattiany died. You
never even paid .her a brief visit
after your marriage. You would
not be here now but for the im-
perative necessities of business.
You are Austrian to your marrow."

"i had a role thrust on me and
l played it. My parents came to
Europe every year until they died.
When Zattiany went, there were
no ties to draw me back and habit
is strong. But—underneath—I
don't believe that l have ever been
other than Mary Ogden.”

She blushed as she said it. and
he looked at her keenly.

"I think I understand. He is a
very clever young man—of an out-
standing cleverness. ! am told. Or
it mt be that he is merely in
love. and love's delusions are in-

In “Eyes of the-Forest." Mix. as
Bruce Thornton. an army flier, ls
assigned to forest patrol service. On
his first trip over the woodland.
watching for tires and timber ihieve:

from the spot. he crashes into a. hut.
disabling his machine by the acci-
dent, however. he meets Ruth Mell-
er. played by Pauline Stark. whom
he recognizes as being wanted on
the charge of killing her step-fath-
er.

Bruce is convinced the girl is in-
nocent. He sets about to prove his
contention and encounters Hogan.
is member of the lumber stealing
hand, to whom Ruth was mar-
ried against her will. Hogan
comes after Ruth to ta’ke her away
from her Uncle, with whom she
was hiding from her husband and
the law. There is an encounter and
Hogan is beaten by Bruce. Hogan
decides to take the girl by force and
recruits his band to storm the ca-
bin.

An attempt is made to kill Bruce
by blowing up the roadway. He
escapes unhurt and. racing for his
life from the band of mauraders. he
leaps from his horse to an airplane.
Thrill follows thrill until Hogan is
caught and proven to be the real
murderer. and the leaders of the
lumber thieving gang get their due.

GET AT THE CAUSE!

 

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it was only with pain. I could

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Landing in a clearance several miles.

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