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gent theatre today has the aging:-
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"29:1 being an artist in twotdiiferent
Not only has Isles Haski
22 years old, branched fort? due;
full- -iisdged producer. but she has
also written a. song in conjunction
with her picture entitled “Just Like
a Woman" and those who have
heard the melody and lyrics have
mrti‘t 31x1:- Baskln's ability at
- oometh -
dinary. ting ing extraor
Tho stars of this production
elude u,Ealph Graves. George Faw~
cett Morguerite DehMotie ’i‘o-
day's program will also include a
new roun of ll. C. ‘Vit '
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PALACE TODAY.
Vaudeville—Pictures.
The Keith vaudeville program
which has been at the Palace thea-
tre since Thursday will be presented
today for the last three times at. " .l5.
6: 43 and 9: 15. Excry one of the
live acts on the program has won
high praise from the large audionccsi
of Thursday and yesterday. The
show has inriety galore and is gen-
erally of the type that proves perm-
lar with the theatre- -goers. “Ten
“ith a. Kick" with a. cast of 27 stars
will be presented as the feature pic-
ure.
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RIALTO.
Correction.
ln yesterday's paper it was inad-
\ertently stated that "The Lullaby.”
featuring Jane hot-air would be
presented at the Rialto theatre to-
day. This error was made in the
theatre reader by the press repro-
sentatire as the advertisement ap-
pearing yesterday, stating that the
picture would be shown on Monday
and Tuesday of next week was cor-1
rect.
“The Love Bandit" is the feature
today. This snouncement is made
to straighten out any confusion
which may be in {he mind of the
theatre patrons as to which picture
is being presented today.
REGENT—PALACE.
“Souls Son Ime."
Sometimes Dan Cupid becomes
prosaic. He gets into a rut and wan-
ders along the ,way of life_ causing
,merely s. host of commonplace love
aflairs and marriages. succeeded by
commonplace children and ordinary
homes. But he never works that way
in the tropics. Down there he be-
comes a beach combcr. or a king
traveling incognito and romance
comes in his wake. The loves he in-
spires burn furiously. A crimson
moon over an indigo sea is some-
thing different than a. .cold white
moon above the drab housctops of
a. grimy city.
SO it was that Frederick and Fan-
ny Hutton. seeking to write a ro-
mance for the screen. chose the tro-
pics for their setting and then called
in "South Sea Love." William Fox
produced the picture,- which comes
to the Regent and Palace Theatres
Shirley Mason has
the role of the tropical girl in love.
unhappily. with a man from the cold
north. There are scorching pas-
stone. cold treachery. alluring beau-
ty. mingling with scented romance.
subtle humor and touching pathos in
the story. The program for the
evening will also include the latest
chapter of the Ruth Rloand serial
“Ruth of the Range."
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“The Love Bandit."
"The Love Bandit." showing today
at the Rialto theatre is a ringing
story of the timberlands. of red-
blooded men fighting for fortune and
love where’ heavy fist and hob nailed
boot are victors. It is a picture of
death defying stunts and thrills.
Tomorrow the Rinlto presents Vi-
ola. Dana in "In Search of a Thrill."
It is a lively comedy melodrama, red
lsting the exciting adventures of s
pleasure med American flapper in
Parts.
On Monday and Tuesday the Rialto
WHO’S WHO I)! m STORY:
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DUNCAN ELLE. a you: only
. returns from the Philippa:-
to find that
SUZANNE with whom he is in
love, has married
atoms: A‘l'WOOD. a prom.-
inent mm much older than ‘30.
Ill—“YOU BELONG 1’0 IL"
0 N D LY
or
cook was
famous for
her 0smiles.
corn bread
and emfsgand
every Sunday
during the
season Goof-
fre-y Atwood
presided over
a breakfast puty at which the city's
notables gathered.
Debutantss. their mothers and
fathers; visiting dinaitariss. over!-
body who was anybody. was de-
lighted to be present. The dining-
room. with cedar logs burning in
its two great fireplaces. was crowded
at eleven each Sunday. and Suzanne
poured the coffee at the head or a.
long table that ran the length of
the room. and at which everyone
sat.
She was not surprised at Geoff's
asking Duncan Hale to bepresent; he
was quite likely to ask anyone who
caught his fancy, which sometimes
led to amusing situations. A pasta
in the land, Geoffrey Atwood was a
big enough man to do as be pleased.
and one Sunday at his table had
been seated the man who had been
the center of one of the most sensa-
tional trials ever held in the stats.
and the Judge who had tried him.
The judge, be it added. had just
happened in, knowing that he had
a standing invitation. The other
man had. been specially invited.
Dre-trig that Sunday morning.
Susanne chose her dull blue hock
carefully. She was eager to look
her best; eager that Duncan Bale
should not think her less attractive
than he had in the old days; two
years ago. But she who equally
eager to show him t t she meant
what she had said she t (loom-sy—
that she would be true to her hus-
band in every look and thought. if
it broke her heart.
Her heart seemed to pound in her
throat as Duncan Hale came into
the dining-room. She greeted him
quietly. but it seemed to her that
nobody who stood near could fail to
read the message in his eyes. It
was like a beacon are. sanctioning
his love. She turned to one of
Geoffrey’s nephews. who was at he
elbow.
'lntroduce Lieutenant Halo .to
some of the girls. Larry—the pret-
tiest ones." she said. pretending to
devote most of her attention to the
coffee pot that a servant bad just
set before her.
“Oh. I'll stay here with you. if
you don't mind." Duncan remarked
lightly. “We can talk over old
times botwean caps of codes"
"Susanne. I hear that Geofl may
run for Governor; is I trus?‘ asked
Ira Haynes. drift“ to her
W, mum
dds. lffl'ne’d'get it."of course; overr-
one would vote for him.“
“Ne w in mine. In. Atwood.
inst oream.‘ That was old Juds-
mmiy mine with his cones.
“Susanne. an't I see you alone?‘
asked Halo. over her as
050! were ion alone for a moment.
“Esmhahhisomondkassed
her.
“This is dreadful. this mob. And
there are a. few things I‘ve got to
tell you."
‘1 don't see how it on be man-
IM" she told him. ”And the
things don’t matter now. do they?”
“Thar matter more than our
now.“ he met-ed.
And later his realised that he
had arranged an interview in spite
of her. Deryone was going on to
the comm club. Geoffrey had
asked Hale to go. and somehow
Hale had managed so that he and
Suzanne were to go alone in s
roadster. '
"Don't turn here." be M her.
as they reached a hilltop overlook-
ing the club house. and she swung
the car into the road leading down-
ward, "Take this other mad. just
a little way "
“\‘o, I can'L'
"All right, then, you needn‘t.” be
answered grimly. “I've been think-
ing of you for two years. wanting
to write you and beg you to forgive
me as I wouldn't beg yen to that
day we quarrelled. I'll never give
you up. Suzanne. I've spent a
ghastly two years away from you.
working for an appointment that
would give me something to offer
you. I've got it now. l‘xn'to be mil-
itary attache to our ambasador at
one of the foreign courts. I came
back to as]; you to marry me and
go With me. I'll turn down that
appointmmt. resign my commission
if I have to. and stay right here
till you est atwood to release you
from your marriage to him, and
marry me. You belong to me. So-
ne.‘
1 don't. l'il never do that. nev—
er." she exclaimed.
‘Yes yOu will- you can‘t help
yourself. I tell you. you're mine.
You always have been."
And bending over her, he took
her in his arms and kissed her.
Tomorrow-A [delicious Gossip.
M m. In
previous role she has attempted to
portray. Such is the accomplish-
ment of beautiful. soulful Jane No-
val: in "The Lullaby."
Here is at once a. production that
hits straight to the heart. that tells
in unforgetable scenes the magnifi—
cent story of a mother’s love for her
child:
As a. brilliant gem of purest ray
serene shinn‘s forth in its splendor.
so does this great photodramatlc
melody of the soul radiate its rare
beauties of human emotions of love,
of life. of happiness.
Rome, N. Y. Firm Buys
Stamford “Wire Co.
“ CTAMFORD..Ma1-ch 8.—
tic Insulated “‘ire and Cable Com
pany of Stamford. anal that the ma-
chinery and equxpmcn: would be
transferred to Rome.
It is probable. according to offi-
Stamford plant will keep runnim’
until next October. Buildings an
being constructed at Rome to hone.
the machinery of the local factory.
According to the announcemer“
all employees whose work and lo!
alty permits. if they desire to mow
to Rome, Will continue in the com-
pany's employ. It is understood
that the Atlantic Wire
after moving to Rome. About :9.
F. ll. Potter, Vice-president of
the Home We Company. in Rome.‘
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PALACE THEATRE—Wednesday Evening, March 12
., my WIRE—Thursday Evening, March 13
offers "The Lullaby." featuring Jane N. Y.. announced yesterday that his Canal Street.
Novak. There is s. ph_otograph that _
will ring down the ages of time. a . ,
photodruna that reaches up to the Fancy m1“ Arie .s . . .
heavens and into every human soul. Sc t' - 1 m ‘ Cigars
Nothing dnenhss ever been show: him 8 Ohm a MADEY’S . W
on the screens of the world, no p - ,
turn that so deeply plumb. the Confectionery Huber-'3 Ice cream
depths of all human emotions. ' 234 EAST AVENL‘E
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‘. JOHN B.’ROGERS’ PRODUCTION
Graham. Susanne gave bin ‘.
company had purchased the Atlan-'
cials of the local company that the ‘
and Camel
Company will kecp its own name5
persons are employed at the local:
factory on the lower part of they
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W. T. Vann. for twenty yean sher-
ifl of Brownsville,
:the border between cans and Next-
',co plays the role of the sheriff in
Tom Mix's new picture. “Fine and
Dandy " This is Mr. Vanna first
picture role. It is also his first
'mccting with the star, though lie
knew about and admired Torn
inlix years ago when Tom was cap-
tain of the Texas Rangers and 13.8.
:‘iarshail in Oklahoma. Mr. Van:
during his twenty years of "sheriife
? mg” in the Texas border towns. has
seen hard fighting, but always man-
aged to keep the law uppermost.
l
i Peggy Shaw. former Fouls beauty.
{appears in "The Grail." starring
Dustin Famum. Miss Shaw has the
role of Dola Blcdsoe. daughter of a
l i‘nxas clergyman. who is in love
(\‘ith Chic Skelby of tho Rangers.
iwho has made his choice between
ioxe and duty giving allegiance to
1the latter.
! Barbara In Marr is wearing some
inf the most gorgeous costumes of
'hcr motion picture career in "the
i‘Vhite Moth." As dancer at the
Holles Ros-ale the pelted darling of
the Parisian bean monde. she has
:1 score of marvelously beautiful out-
fits to wear. Later in the picture as
the wife of an American millionaire
;nf aristocratic traditions and social
lpnsitlon. played by Conway Tearic.
she has an opportunity to wear many
more striking outfits.
- o e s
l Robert ‘V. Frazer has been select-
rd to play opposite Pola Kegri in
Dimitri Buchowetskl's first American
gnlilde production. "Men." The final
sclct‘tlon of a leading man was de-
layed until nearly two weeks after
. the play went into production. Others
.in the cast include Josef Swlckard.
‘3lonti Collins. Robert Edeson and
1 Edgar Norton.
Gloria. Swanson's next picture
will be “Manhandled.” from the
'story of the same name by Arthur
. Stringer.
' Gnrtrude Herrecke of Chicago, re-
"flit winner of a national beauty con-
;fnst who made her screen debut in
j"'l‘he Ten Comandmenta." will
iaiso be seen in "Triumph."
O I O
. Skinned knees and knuckles and
black and blue spots on various
parts of the anatomy which are
the common lot of the energetic
boy of nine years. have not escaped
Jackie Coogan. This famous youngs-
ftm- is continually getting “banged
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mammal
m to There
TODAY, SATURDAY
Victor Sutherland and Doris
- Kenyon in
“THE LOVE BANDIT”
SUNDAY EVENING
’ VIOLA DANA in
“IN SEARCH or A THRILL”
Lyman Howe’ s lowest
use
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Chapter Six of "Rom PODGI"_
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““5 "nanometre" -» .
AEOP’S name A Spat tawny Comedy
‘ MONDAY and TUESDAY
A magnificent tribute to the‘glory of eternal motherhood
The Picture—Like the Song—Will Never Be Forgotten.
If you never see another screen drama
SEE
This colossal epic of mother’ a love for her baby in which JANE NOVA! rises to un-
SEE
“THE LULLABY” '
—8tsrring
JANE NOVAK
SEE
matched heights in the greatest emotional role of a. decade.
COMING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY
“THY NAME IS WOMAN”
NOTE :
H
on record is a. broken.tooth obtained
by the simple process of pitching
headlong to the ground from his bi-
cycle after a thrilling chase with his
police dog “Butzoi'i'." In the heat
of the race. Jackie's canine decided
suddenly and without warning to
pause to scratchhls left ear and the
boy and bicycle ran headlong into
him. Until he could be taken to the
dentist the following day. Jackie was
exhibiting proudly to all who came
his way. the broken tooth.
. O O
Who would you like to see as
Luann. the Hawaiian princes. in
the screen version of “The Bird of
Paradise?" “'hen you decide drop
a line to Richard “'alton Tully,
United Studios. Los Angeles. ‘Vho
knows? Perhaps you will be the
means of securing the part for your
favorite artists.
Playing together: has become sort
Featuring——
RAMON NOVARRO and BARBARA LAMARR
——"'l'hy Name 1: Woman” is now being shown at. the Lyric Theatre, New York
city. where the prices are $1.00 and $1.50.
ADULTS THIRTY GENTS
of a habit to Anna. Q. Nilsson and
Alice Calhough. They but recently
completed work on “Following Gold"
and now Miss Nilsson has signed to
play the lead oposite Lou Telligen in
"A Woman Between Friends." Miss
Calhouh is also in the cast of this
Robert XV. Chambers story.
0 O O
Baby Peggy will appear in a
screen version of “Helen‘s Babies,"
one of the oldest and most popular
of juvenile books. John Hnbbcrion
is the author and the first edition of
the volume is nearly fifty years old.
C O O
“The Perfect Flapper" is getting
“shot." Filmaticaily speaking. of
course. and nothing shocking about
it either. In other words. Colleen
Moore has simply begun work on
her new picture.
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Eugene O'Brien who has just com-
GHILDREN TO ALL NAMES TEN GENTS
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES AT THE RIALTO
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pleted an engagement as Karin
Talmadge’s‘ leading man in “Secret"
is again to be seen as the "perfect
lover“ opposite the star. This and
it will be in the screen version i!
Maude Redford Warren's nevi].
“The House of Youth."
The house being built in 030
avenue by the R. \V. Legg company
is nearing completion.
The Cinci Red owners caught
Eddie Roush in an unguarded mo.-
ment and got him to sign a. three-
year contract. Now what'll Eddie
do to get his name in print due
next two springs.
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Corporation Versus Pa rtnership
As Applied to the '
ROOFING BUSINESS
ed by a CORPORATION as well as by a PARTNERSHIP.
name of the PARTNERSHIP is the REX ROOFING CO., com-
posed of Harry 0. Rex, of Stamford, and Jed McCarthy, of ion-
kers, N. Y. .
This PARTNERSHIP was organized in April, 1921, and has since
been acfively engaged in the roofing business. The CORPORA-
TION referred towssm’gsnized in 1922, under a name so like that
of the PARTNERSHIP as to produce confusion.
Since the CORPORATION. was organized. its name has been
solicits business under the old confusing name
new name. recently adopted.
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,1 The PARTNERSHIP, on the other hand. altho having offices and
warehouses in three cities—Stamford, Conn” ankers, N. Y. and
Asbury Park, N. 1,—has but ONE name, THE REX ROOFING
C0. And all our past customers will chowde that it is a GOOD .
name; a name that stands for honest and upright dealings and
prices, and efficient and reliable performance.
Both partners are practicalroofers of long experience and give
their personal attention to each and every roofing problem. In
placing your order for that new roof with the PARTNERSHIP,
you obtain the benefit of Courtesy, Promptitude and 3 PERSON-
AL inre and ability to please you in every possible way.
A CORPORATION—is what the word implies. An organization
of stockholders, who naturally look first for the maximum divi-
dend check. The mansgership of a CORPORATION is usually
vested m the man whose first consideration is usually
of the stockholders. The satisfaction of the custom
taken up later.
THEREXROOFINGCO. HASNOSTOCKFORSALE. Rex
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