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men, women and children alike. It
is one at those plays in which all
the eiementa that constitute the hu—
man emotion: predominate. and
bring home to the people many like
experiences in their own lives.
Production. which in "
Chapter Seven of ”The “‘ay of a.
Man. and Aesop's Fables. are in-
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REGENT.
.. 8‘ Cold Deck."
The old Deck" in the title of
today’s feature at the Regent thea-
tre atarring two—gun Bill Hart. Af-
ter his recent presentation in "Wild
Bill Hickok" this Hart picture will
be welcomed by local theatre-goers.
Hart is a. favorite with the fume of
this city and "The Cold Deck" is.
one of the best pictures that he has'
ever made. The Regent program to~
day will include appropriate short
subjects. Tomorrow Manager Ee-
terson will otter a double feature
show. headlined by Tom Mix in
“Chasing the Moon." "You Are
Guilty" will be the title of the sec-
ond feature and there will be other
picture: to complete a show of ex-
ceptional appeal.
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eluded on the progrun. 3,
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managers. a light which is lobed-r
uler to go the limit on June 1 un-
less a compromlno is reached in the
meanwhile. is the threet ot the act-
tor: to run their own theatres. This
lianotanewthreat. Rho-been
made before. and at the present
tiho thofictora are running one at
their theatres in New York. the
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or the “Equity Pinyers"—and it has
not been a flattering succcu. Ac-g
cording to the rumors the losses
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uncertain. Lost your only one playl
ot the repertoire was reckoned a:
financial success. This year the plays
have been better artistically but
even less mmuneratlvo financially.
Anyway you look at it there
seems much to lose and little to
gain it a atrilte is precipitated. That
is the view of the public. Which is
beginning to taken an interest in the
effort being made to deprive them
or their theatrical man-genera.
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Tha other night a. talented little
mill nuned Sylvia Sydney. who can-
not be more than eleven years or
age. gave a remarkable exhibition
at her dwtic talents in a pro-
gram at the Little Theatre. A num-
ber of theatrical managers went to
see her.
"She is going to fill the shoes 0:
our greatest netted-es." one at then
remarked. '
“Yes." the other admitted. "all she
needs to do this that she hasn't got
big feet."
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NEW’YORK. March 13.—It looks
like the actors are putting into prac~
tice the point or an amusing awry
once told of an itinerant Irishman
who. 9” the acene of domestic
hostilities. interrupted long enough
to inquire if it was a private scrap.
"I: it isn’t." he added. "I would be
"hither Joinin' in.” It may be recalled
by tbooo who read t1: public pres:
but four your! pgo t 0 ac ore wen
on a strike. closing all the theatres
on Broadway for a tortnight. The
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gtoll him—"
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took the few step. that lay between
‘ber and her husband's door.
i‘GeofIrey"—Mre. Vole aided him
by his first name. then! Suzanne
other for a long time. but that dis-
covery diltur her. nevertheleea.
She found Geoffrey at his desk.
talking to a man when: aho hardly
onw. although aho acknowledged
Geoffrey‘s introduction of him po-
litely enough. Her mind was fo-
culed no completely on her husband
that nothing else could and a way
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.down to a. neat on the narrow arm
.of his chair. "And before I tried
:ngaln Mra. Vale told me that oh.
had given you the manage. Did
you meet her as you came in?"
- felt about Mrs. Vale. ‘Sho aid that
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you. ever." he answered. “Now. I
have some leters to sign. and a few
direction”- to give; do you want to
sit down in that big chair by the
window and wait till I got then: out
of the way. and then we can drive
to the station together."
Obediently an a well trained little
girl. Sumne took the chair indi-
cated. he liked this big. sunny
(since (i Ooolf'o. looking down into
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not realized then that having the
marriage ceretnony said over two
people by a. minister does not do
more than begin to make a. mar-
riage; that the people most concern—
od have to go on and build up a i
partnership for themselvea_ [
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Wa dock. Ho suggested rari— ;
one thing: that should be done: in ’
every lam“ ohe replied sunveb
that they had been begun or were
on her list. Apparently she had 3-27
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about an. I guess. You have :-.>
address?
Donors it they come.
come along."
for his coat. but Mrs. \‘nie was '
ready holding it for him.
stared. trying to curb her ran -
meat. It was all right for Mrs. ‘-' v
to be a. good secretary. but «by :E
intimate touch also?
money while you‘re away." Sum-r
told him. no he turned to her.
nliownnce is all gone."
keeper." he answered. turning to tic,
nun who had just come in.
“Yes: she introduced her-elf." mail you n. check-«put it on my
Susanne replied quietly. It would personal account. Abbott. Now
. never do to let Geog know how one we'll run."
oflce no rapidly that Suzanne had i
only 3 glhnpoe of Mrs. \‘ele, who L
wa-
when. But it was impodsible not
to cotch her expresoion.
recentrnent were there. and she had
no smile for Suzanne but onlyr A
narrow eyed
called
the door alnmxned behind then-I. but
Sunni:- felt that
unethft' not intended for her eyes.
lornething that had truth behind it.
TORI-OHM Outcry-rain“ Wm
And ’2. lamb black brow.
We buy our beauty
At the drug store now.
Elaine Hammerstein Supported by Elliott Dexter and Xathiyn Williams
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His nd and his gall:
But the crcdulous sick
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Susanne And at down by
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They hurried through the outer
talking with one of the stenc-
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