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REGENT THEATRE _
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Doris Kenyon.
Lowell Sherman.
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Today 2:15. 6:15. 9:15
Five Acts Vaudeville
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Harry Carey. Virginia
Faire and others in
“THE LIGHTNING 3
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HARRY CAREY,
and OTHERS in
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"What Love Will Do”
Comedy
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l.’ thh word "super-production"?
had not been so badly nbused andi
misused. we would be sorely tempt-E
cd to apply it to Rudolph Vuen~i
uno's lstest Paramount picture.
“Monsieur Boauclire." which will be'
shown beginning Mondsy st thei
Regent Theetre. For it ever u pic-i
turn. deserved superintives it sure-
ly is this screenplay. which Forrest
Halsey adapted from Booth Turk-j
inglon‘s gloriously human story andl
Oicotf.
Imagine the love interest of "The
Sheik." the romnntic coloring 01’
"Blood and Send" and the spectacle
of "The Four Horsemen" combined
in one photoplsy 1nd you begin to
understand why “Monsieur Beau-
!calre” is a. photodrerns. at amazing
beauty and power. To the students
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0: history it will be an inspiration;
‘ to the schoolboy its-ill be en educa-
ltion. end to the buss film ten it
lwlll be a revelntion. All the pomp
land magnificence o: the court of
[Louis XV, notorious for its love of-
!airs. its intrigue, honor and vice:
The sch-ins Mme. Pompadour, the
l dissoluto King. nnd crafty Richelieu
l—they live once more!
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"The biggest asst at the your" is
‘the claim made by Hero tor "Bro-
ken Barriers." Redmd..Berker's
new production. which is coming to
the Pulse. Theta-e on Rondo! for
1 run or tour ms. This picture.
which was adapted by ad: Conn
end Howard main from lieu-edit):
Nicholson's novel or the problems
that arise in modern ”dot: be-
cause of the divorce Man. has
among its phymsoneotthobut—
known eetors in
Included in the out are James
Shearer.
stcott, Rom m. m Me-
home. W m Wt A‘-
new, Vern W'm Chap.
man. W lands sad (loom
which reaches the silver sheet ‘1‘IAdar-1c"
the directorial guidance of Sidne) lrraves luxury. is perfectly portrsved
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mry bit or it, and (ma that cannot
be beat is this prom-am.
- Tomorrow night nnl‘; Florence \‘l-
601‘ in "Alice Adams." ooth Tarking-
ton 5 prize. novel. is offered. "Alice
3 drama of a. girl who
Florence V‘idor who gives the
finest performance of her career.
Emotionnl. impulsive, winsomely
beautiful end Altogether lovable —-
you can never forget hrr.
On Monday and Tuesday. your
favorite. Tom Mix. is presented in
Zane Grey's story of the vast open
Slates. “The Last of the Duanos.
This picture is a stirring tale of
the Texas Rangers that will make
you want to climb into a saddle.
Elected Head of East
Swedish Mission Assn.’
NEW BRITAIN. Conn.. Sept. 20.—
1119 :ollowlng oiliceers were elected
yesterday at the sixth annual con-
terence of the East. Swedish Mission-
nry Association: President, Rev. C.
E. Peterson, Providence, R. 1.: Vice-
President, Rev. David Krunstrom,
Worcester. Mass; Secretary, Rev. N.
E. Johnson, Auburn. R. 1.. Vicevsec-
rectory, Rev. Axel Bergstedt. Brock-
ton Mass: Wren Rev. Joseph
Emanuel Olsen. Hurt Pawtucket. R.
1. Six new members were taken ini
GUESTS GIVE MYSICAL
mu AT mom
His was Dnnberg. who is
loan to my Reinhold Nelson. W
the recipient oz runny lovely gift; at
s. miscellaneous shower given st her
home 8?: Hancock Avenue. Tues-
dsy evening.
Yellow and white was the table
color scams. A. dainty doll bride
standing on n prettlly decomd
boxinwhichweresomeoftne gifts.
mode sn attractive centerpiece.
Luncheon was served. utter which
Hrs.
AT THE REGENT MONDAY
Whamfiunthew" ' Picture
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BANKERS HOPE
TO AMEND THE
M’FADDEN BILL
According to Charles E. Bert who
is a member or the Branch Banking
Committee. moot-taut -s.mendments
will be altered by that body. to the
Mchdden bill It the meetimr or the
American Bankers’ associa'lo: in
Chicago on October 1.
The McFadden Bill strikes at the
practice of girim: State banks
held from the National banks. It
proposes not to allow any bank to
become a stockholder of the Federal
relinquishes its.
lbranchcs outside the corporate:
{limits of the municipality in which
the parent bank is situated. ;
The amendment proposed by the ;
Asa-crewm-
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ARoBTTTYCASI-z
( NEW YORK. Sept. 20.——.\. thtrd
l man was involved today in the inves-
i'tigstiou of the 850.000 jewelry rob-
" ‘ bery in the home of Miss Edith Babe
‘on Tuesday mot-ling. Joseph Mc-
i Manon, arrested on a charge or pos-
zsesslng burglar-5‘ tools. was pnrtinl-
: ly identified today as one of the four
1 robbers.
3 McMahon was arrested on Sept
1'}. with Thomas Belford. known on
the "Matinee Burglar." Mchlahon
w” out on ball when the Echo rob—
sbery was committed. Miss Bobe‘s
maid went to the police court where
Mcflnhon was arraigned and otter
looking at him toldthe police that
he "looked like one 0: the robbers."
McMahon was held in 82.500 bail on
the charge of possessing burglar's
tools.
The story of David Gleason, who
«was arrested Thursday~ nitht. that
he had uteri port in the Bobs rob-
bery. collapsed otter further queso
tioninz by the police. He was er-
rested on a. curse of petty hreeny
in obtaining s. unite-rm to impugn-
ste nfleutennnt in the army sir serv-
ice. .-
Hontngue Pike. the first men ar-
rested in connection with the rob-
bermisheldwithoutheilonnchtrge
oi eceeptin: money on the m
that he could give information n.
sex-din: the disposition of. the stain
jewelry.
*llnw allows this. an-l
Branch Banking Committee is oc-}
Tensioned by the diversity of the rarl- ‘
lous State laws upon this subject. .
lacordin: to Mr. Hoyt. It adds to the
lMcFadden hill the further restric-
ltion that no bank be alowed a mem—
lbemhip in the Federal Reserre un-
lless it also relinquishes branches ee-
ltablished within its our: corporate
Jmunicipnl limit where the State
that mamber
5 banks be not allowed to open branch-
les in their municipal limits in States
iwhere the law allows such privileg-
fies or where the law is silent on the
‘ subject. .
‘ .. FIVE SUNDAY coxcnnrs _
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 20-—
The New Haven symphony orchestra '
management announced here a. ser-
ies of five Sunday afternoon concert: 9
this winter. which will he s. depenl
ture trom its custom.
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