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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 18, 1924 · page 3

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my SCREEN —- DIRECT FROM'THE
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Lillian and Dorothy
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l‘llb’l' APPEARANCE OF THE GISH SISTERS
“W r; l) T H ER SINCE I“ORPHANS OF THE

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illETl-ll'd‘OR, WILL BE PRESENT TO REVIEW

ADMISSION 50c

REGENT, '

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OF THE CAST AND
INCLUDING THE

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TODAY—Matinee at Regent
Matinee and Night at Palace ‘
romonnow THREE Tums AT Born HOUSES

UNITED ARTISTS PRESENT.

.Im-k Pickford, Lucille Ricksen and an All Star
Supporting Cast

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“THE HILL BILL

Special Added Attraction—Jack Dempsey in

 

 
 
 
 

Richard Dix

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“'Ilm Hill Billy." ‘
ii: Billy." on. of the
mun productions ever
1... at Regent Theater
4-, the Palace this aft-
": Mialght and both the
‘ l l'nhce tomorrow math
.rm Jack Pickford is the

. -:1 m this lavish screen
’ is one that is going to
~wroon follower in the
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. rut thousands of poor
1r seen one in action. a
torts Jack Pickford.

‘ in "Fight and Win"

1 . program with "The

 

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“America."
“7‘1.” another of D. W. Grif-
.-*~1n1.»s that eclipses any of
‘_"‘~-ws attractions. begins an
“‘m-m of four days tomorrow
'9 11:310. "America" is appeal-
rmyrtainlng and also pro-
. . . “"r’ with visualization of some
game; WWW you have read—the
.1-{j5.;17‘7;rtln of Paul Revere. The

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. “FIGHT AND WIN" '
" Binding Wednesday Besimins Wodnudfly
At the Regent At the.Palace
Betty Compson and ' Douglas MacLean

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YORK. August 18.—-Wise
Nng¥orkers—yes. there are a few
wise New Yorkers. They are the
ones who havecome to the Big Town
from Main Street and have learned
to select their’playa by first looking
over the authors and composers.
then the cast. If they are popular

authors. there is sure to "be some ‘

thin that one will like. I! the cast
has gopular players. it is fair to as:
sume that even though the materia.
is not there. the stars and the sup
porting cast will give a good account
of themselves. There are so many

riters of the book and lyrics .am.

omposers ot the mu’sie’to ”MarjOr .

1e". opening at the Bhubert Theatri-

this week, that we will save space to ..

quote the cast instead.

inany cooks

, bath
attractive musical play. Elias

Hines is the star, and Andrew
Toombes. despite his lambs-lone
name. is a droil fellow, while Rich;
on! Gallagher. Roy. oyston. Ethe
Shutta and that v .
group of "ladies and gentlemen of

u .1 to makmthii‘
the ensemble. I" h ,9 £1,113!!!" ”7.

a worth while I’m-”1'59
tuneful. there is . .m
satisfy the aver-8'! J.“ . I “a!
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our Ear {or Independents: .. ‘ I

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The wise woman will foresee our north-
ern winters when a fur coat is the most desi-
rable garment she owns.
buy that coat—at August'Fur Sale prices.

We ofl'er only the finest furs which hav,
name behind them. '

Hudson Seal Coats '(dyed muskrat)

This is the time to

charming models. A hand-

some coet in long, slender lines is effectively
trimmed with white ermine.
touches of other furs.
Short Hudson Seal Jackets
lengths for comfort in walking.
Active women want a fur jacket
. their wardrobe for winter wear.

Others have
$450, $395
in smart

in
$249.50

Interesting Reductions

chasesmade in the afternoon Will be delivered thefonoymgmms [j '1 A
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Fur Coats With Fashion ” and Price Appeal

To be sure the new coat meets withthe
approval of the men of your family, bring

them with you on Saturday

Sealine Costs with large fullcollars and
cuffs to match. Straight model or one with
circular flare at the bottom. “All"far'é’lisnfli’

somely lined.

Raccoon—so very pra‘ctical‘for

and all around wear. Fine

fashion these long smartly cut coats. .-

 

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and show them
what a good investment a fine fur coat is
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quest. with William Faversham in ta c y a con Am can aaso fansthroughout the‘Unlted, States. ‘
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_ By special arrangement with Mr.
D. W. Griffith, the management of the
Rialto theatre takes great pleasure in
announcing the first presentation.
anywhere, at popular prices of Mr. D.
W. Griflith’s “America.” "

“America” will be presented at ' .
the Rialto theatre for four days, com:
mencing Tuesday, August 19th, three
performances daily—2:15, 7 and 9.

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POSITIVELY No ADVANCE
1N PRICES FOR
THIS ENGAGEMENT

 

 

$129.81

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dark full skins

$249.50 _.

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Reg. 35 Val. V
In anticipation of new fall blouses Many different kinds of’silkls of‘beautio‘ £1.96! 3 95 .V
which will be coming in very soon, we have ful quality are mcluded—ducltaugeorgette, na . . "
‘ . . . . crepe de chine and fancy, crepe. Becoming . , .
grouped “it" three dlvmwns a large number neck lines ‘and long sleeves makethem-desi— ;
of fine silk blouses for immediate clearance. rable for fall wear. ' . ‘ ‘ 7 .
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k , $3.95 $7.95 $10.95 , _ ~ For A anted T nne
. Formerly to $10 Formerly to $15 Form’tflz to again»... , YOU CAN BUY ONE OF THESE
' - ' . ' - . . A r .. " GUARANTEED 6 lb. ELECTRIC
Clearance of Girls’ Hats Small Imported Rugs IRONS FOR
' $2.95 ' ' V . ‘4 ‘ . r — I 7' i
‘ ’All'npur summer hats for girls are to be In soft, rich Orientalcolofinfl'io‘l Vi“ l ‘ 5 i l
iiispoe‘led {f at thisioge elegance pli’ice, Mi- find these imported rugs ideal f6, fig“; ”"1 7. ., . c ‘
“I”: 93 orns an an ° 3 m ecommg small floor spaces. ‘Six patternsagl’ve‘a wide 7 ‘ -
shapes for youthful faces. . . . , ‘ / .. . . Per Hon . Per Heath «.
Included also are some new soft felt variety and “1?" weannghqualities .areof K DOWN
hats in many colors with roll brims'—just the finest. Size 27854 “Khan Regular .
the hat for daughter’s fall costume. price $5. > . ,_ " _ _ PHONE 1680
Second floor . : Fourth floor, . .
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' Teacups and saucers $4.30 doz. Soup plates 4 ’3 — $3.10: dos. ‘ ,
”‘33?!th ' “10.503- Fruit saucers ‘ . * ‘ $1.Q;Josc ,_ _ __:~ , . , _
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