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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 13, 1925 · page 7

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VaNDAY, APRIL: ‘13, 1925.

 

 

 

3egent Theatre
FIV E DAYS BEGINNING TODAY ' V

Duly at215700ud918 ‘-
Except Friday, April 17, Matinee. Only)

 

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JEANTE MACPHERSON

 
 
 
 
 

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.1 Lahocque Vera Reynolds Lillian Rich, Warner
Baxter Theodore Kosleff. Julia. Faye
AUGMIENTED REGENT ORCHESTRA.

W. A. Schofleld, Director

Matinee (all seats) 30c; Evening (all seats) 50c

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Gala
. Anniversary
, Program

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PALAC
THEATXRE

 

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Broadway
Headliners-

 

 

 

 

program of xaudex 11k and pictures for the entire
7 with the gnqualified appr0"111 of our friends.

In arranging the 14 act program, “6 were indeed fortunate
"Vational Vaudeville Ar: 1515
the year-

David Esterson,
TODAY—TOMORROW— WED

Vaudevil 39 5 mm: prettntiu 1:2 ,jmenile prescntutinz— Snot

Clary, Leonard, Ryan Ketch 8r. Wilma

Lomedyx-Dehmc 2 ‘x'enrriimguists

Another

As an exidenec of appmciation of the splendid patronage which has been accorded the
Palace Theatrk- under our 1111111urremenc for three Yefll‘5, we have arranged an anniversary
week. We know that this will meet

“9.31;” in bei 111g able to seeore some of the big"est hits of

C harles Esterson, President.

PAUL DEN NIKER’S BAND

An aggro: when of mght accomphshed muszeians, singers anti dancers

BOYD’S KIDDIELAND REVUE

George Watts

Fun Feast.

THE MANNIKIN CABARET

special am131e1sary neck booking {1: a: will be the £311; of the
And the Smashing Big Photoplay Success

BOOTH TARKINGTON’S “THE TURMOIL”

Charles Watson. Freeman.

through the observance of

V. Pres. and Managing Bit.
8 E 8 D A Y

her companfi of eight stars.
Or:- as DeGosta.

Songs - Music

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25 vinwrs experience“ some
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the cafe owner 5:21} the part-
of {he 31:1'5 granofaL .er play at
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story Invades an intimate
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“The Rose of Fat" .
Palace theatre Thursday is 011-.-
8. Canoerezia tw‘m. 2111251, 75:43

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I \[IER AtSPICES 0P KIW'ANIS (“L-CB

Seats on Sale at the Box Office
Thursday. April 16

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--MACFA(T§19&1E

A NEW gyABLE ANDFOURmS

ZELDA SEARS

a BRILLIANT CAST OF COMEDIANS magma
" ales Dow Clark Louise Galloway

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

rNeIson Lucille Sears
Almeria Growing Gladys miller
W 1:115:11 G. Gordon . Viola. Gillette

Gay}: Mays Ursula. Ellsworth
George Smith Margaret Walker.

Incidental Music by Harold Levey
Play Staged by 30110 Lloyd

WATCH For The
Announcement Of
The Opening of 3.
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orphan :‘:1 her 1:211
had been 15359.net}
marriage, and 1.112 e?
WET? unaware of he:
child's

 

 

 

ESeats for “Carmen”
Are Selling Fast

 

 
 
 
 
 

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9.1; «min: for "Car-
whack Geraldine
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“Nara -’a.fe and brakes): seats by
oer that the box omen: opening
25 dead. Iiowmer, thrrc

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11113.net! Cecil B. DeMme screen sensation
begin a. five days run today at. the Regent Theatre where it will be pre-
sented in a stvlc comparable to the \ew York presentation. W. Allan
Schoficld. the 11mm! director or the Regent orchestra, gms arranged
for the original score who]: “in be played by an augmented orchestra.
Gloria. Swanson will star in this special and the remainder of 1125 cast
win be up to the high standards established by PWL

“The Golden Bed,“ Will

 

 

 

~ Showing at The Palace

 

 

 

 

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on’ The Post Road-
Date To Be Announced

 

THURSDAY --— FRIPAY —» SATURDAY

C ompleze Charge 0: Program with Anoiher Seven Act. Show V 1'

MARY PHILLIN in “THE ROSE OF PARIS” I

 

 
 

, he: Rimbaud. home and happiseas.
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COLLEEN MOORE

HAS BEAUTIFUL
GOWNS IN SALLY

 

feld Musical Comedy
More Beautiful Than
on Stage

Al: the splender
Largeiy in the

 

that
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edy hit to the stage is no:
e-‘guaied but excelled in 131*: screen
version in which Fire: Nat-£01131 is
51.55:ng Conger: Moore, thou-sag e:-
:the hialto tomorrow.

1' is :11 the 13.1.12: few- 5:." e: .1 ‘mr-
11:11:: Sai'y blossoms out.1n p: rte-m-
ating the notorious 505119501 1 R1:
513:1 danseuee,12.at 1:5: gowns p}- y
their important part (13121911
Moore 11151} he: mm 1:36.115 abet: 13’ .e
cases-1:236 w whéch she wax to do Let

deuce number. and a}: o! the war -
robe expo-ms and deugners 311’} 12111-
i'mez's on
ed to her aid. ,

from 5.11153 Moore's ms an
{hey assembied a truly r3115}:-
garment of turquoise woe par. we!-
ve: trimmed in. rhinestones and 51‘.
var braid. Around the bouom of the

 

 

of platinum on. ’ihe hat is of
vu- net trimmed with "v’wstoz
and algretzes.

It is in 21:13 particular costume
float one of mam; “’2: {en the star
wears) that 8411?): nos-211g as Nes-
kerova, performs her sessuiona‘s
Russian dance.

“MY WIFEAND I”
SHOWS TONIGHT

 

 

ATTHERIALTO

 

Irene Rich’s Good
Work in Film from
Harriet Beecher
é Stowe’s Novel

Beams the dangerous caim or
married life! Why? Well. the In?”
”Warner picture. "31y \‘z‘ife and 1-.”

which Show: for the 1352. time 10-
night at the Rialto Theazre, tens
t...e somewhat startlmg and high};-
interesting story of what romance

 

Film Version of Zeig-:

figure-1} so;
when
Zierteid brought this musica: cox».
only 7

the Lm'ed ‘ ‘0’.” 1H re 0212“:

 

 

WILL OPEN AT

 

PALACE TODAY

Booth Tarkington’s
Novel of Life of
America’ sUpper

Class Filmed—Cast

 

Irene Rich and Huntly Gordon

 

 

“The Turmoil" Unhersai’s Ho-
bart Hadley pictufizauon of the
Booth Tarkington nova! is at last
to be seen here. The dramatic nar-1
rating of the middle strata. and the
upper crust of Amerktan life. it:

mowing figures portrayed by a group
produced in bets with fidelity and its
of known artists, its atmosphere re“;
filming guided “’iih thoughtful care,
. comes to the Palace theatre today.
" Hobart Hen Te". the director, made
' The Fun. " That Tarkington story
“as commented upon by leading ,
crizica as a. taithtul transcription at 7

5 original tale. It Bug-vived the
.-01 02‘ screen material as an out-
11 ding achievement. and ' The
Tu :1 non." auger-mag to book *en’ew-
era, \1 as a. new) of far more power.

There are reasons why “The Tur-
mozi” has been awaited with inter-
est. 012: of them is "Bibba." In
21: e noxel “Libbs” is a. peculiar sort
of :1 feizow whose dreamy tempera:

 

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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

COLLEEN MOORE

—'-—in-——-.

“SALLY”

Extra Added Attraction
AT EVENING PERFORMANCES ONLY

Miss Elva Avallone, N orwalk’s favorite Soprano
" and augmented orchestra of seven pieces under
the direction of John B. Proetz.

POSITIVELY N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES

 

men: is TZB‘OQd the 11mins andmg of

 

3113 father. 02d Man Sheridan.” ' who
looks at} me “1:11 many anozher col-
.ossus of finance. in terms of money

 
 
 

and 1 mun George Hachetho orne.
universalfy (2" ‘11: :1— Lrie} on any of
“15 perm 114:5 {13211.5 limbs. Em,
“.ch Cor 3:19 {mm 1:: on t'r-e stage.

 

“c1113;- vomr: to
cmema's Mr. Sherban.

”:31:- Eadiee of the 5W1". are inter-
e g. a! ad the aetneees “ho por-
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prr’;\e:. {hemiei' e.’5 capable
2: big {hTz-gs Eleanor Bearcmmi
amine Ga: on. Eiieen Percy — the

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REGENT THEATRE

Friday Eve. April 17 th

America’s Most" Famous Singing Actress
G E R A L D I N E

FARRIAR

And her company in a. revised and modernized version of

three a! :omaru’:1nto~:est Kitty

L)..A,1T1u_ d VECTL-rv 3419m8'1 --- as

$31.55 \'< r 11.95 a: d Hrs. Sheridan.

in: LIL-[39513.5 1’ 1:57 or suoia} “011d

1:15 {no é-e’tabéished o! the it“ Her C A R M » E N
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"The 1722.532 of the (we 5115100 =

303-313 a: some-2;. 1‘19 oewfy rich Wig]: costumes,
{pre finder: 5 es 'he drama a health
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scenery, ba‘det and complete orchestra
Under the direction of Carlo Peruni

 

 
 

 

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0e, J oseph Reys:., Ruth Laird,
Neira. Reigger, Mildred Leisy, Gladys ‘sieredim, Ed-
Star Woodman.

- . “3;;- Claude Gonvierre, associate can-i112

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SEARS’
PLAY “BROKE”

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SEAT SALE OPENS AT THE
BOX OFFICE
SEATS NOW ON SALE
PRICES~$1.00, $2.00 and $3. 00 PLUS TA}:
Mail and telephone aorders rec

eixe prompt attention.

 

 

COMING HERE

 

g . NEW LYRIC. BRIDGEPOR‘I‘.
*- ‘ . ' v ' “The greatest actress of the
George Macfdrlane 111 mm m 2.1..- my .5 1,! ,0? m

Lead as Millionaire
——Pla}/ Under A125-
pices of Kiwanis

was the so" Bensus of 0:113:03 as
the ‘aarge and: ence was leaving Um
\‘ew Lyric theater has evening
size:- seeing c1333: “35111023,” winch
ope? ed a. four-day r1;

P0111. Kegri has said at Miss Gish:
“‘Lillian Gish is supreme. That
was my opinion when I first saw
her. I: is 5:111 my opinics new that-
I have seen an the other sure.“ She
is subfime is her genre. She not
only understands the fraihles and
virtues of humanity, .she sees them
with her soul. Her acting has the
serssuveneea 0! expression that. ex-
aizs a: idea. above the characteriza-

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Kiwanis
_ “Broke?"
rlane - "“iils com-
111,511? by Harold
at 11152; Sears'

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Work has aiwag’s
f‘fifi {5 or inspirafion that (11511:.
=1 urea: artist.”

F. S. LYON

J OB PRIN TING
South Roz-walk

-—Adve:t:se in me 3:23:51 :01- the
best results.

 

ccuf‘edies in years, -0: :1 re
popufior idea that a rich man‘s an:
The hero or 'Brokel' ' is,
i';..-§re who finds himself re-
.1113 :9 his 03;! home {own with
111-31213: of money in: no friends.
‘Wheu 2. mm of the egock market
suddenEy devastates his fortune, he
goicomes clerk of the haze! he had
been a guess at. In this capacity he
finds 12:21: the "under dog" is. really

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Annie: Kent. Ware.
Mala. mmberg-
Cirlton, Slayer.
with.

RADIO

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STDDWELL PIANO DO.
68 North Man’ 8:.
South Roz-wan;

 

 

 

 

T O N I G H T
W111 Be a Big Night :11 the
R I T Z
Bnmazron'r- coax.
VoIk’s Society Orchestra

Consisting of ten 6021mm
Gonege Students of. '
New York

 

 

the not =' max: in the worid.
Friends -pung up: he is gay {or the
first time in years. and he finds a
gar; Who loves him for himsezf. and
not for money.

George ‘Macfarlane is at. his best

 

does to a happily martini coupie
and their fine. upstanding son .

“31:; Wife and 1" is the title of
this absorbing pb otcylay which
nukes excenent entertainment be-
cause of the aura-e31: elements that
go to make up the story There is
the domestic serenity of a wealthy
home ox: Long 18.3436; :1; e ”miss-E
round at pleasures that make up we
every-day we or an idie Kew York
South; the gilded mparfieialéty or
sates. gold-diggers and paid-tor
iovo.

Irene Rich does some remarkable
work in he: portrayal of the write
and mother. Lira. Borden, who finds
heme}: tin-mango with the 1m 02

as me mifiioosire. and Yhe girl “110
piays opposite 3312:: is Soveiy Lucille
Sears, makiog her debut as a lead—
iz: iadv in this piay 0! her famous
aunt's. The 30111:; ae tress began her
sfige career in stock companies at “'33.
Bridgeport and W’atcrbory. A not- ‘ 9!
abze comedy gas; has been assembiea ‘Rgmola
by the 3111119: for: the other roles. -

Four. Charming musical numbers Pnoes W 856, 59c
have been written for size play by ' 37m H. 359, 50¢: 75¢
Harold Lave)".

ens—TWICE DAILY-8:15 '

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FURNITURE,
RANGES
And All House Furnish—

ing Goods at Inwest
Prices. ~

M. Gutkowsliy

8.7 North-
Opp. Sotdkn
Phone 439

 

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the shaft. whim Emmi? Gordon,
who plays the part of Mr. Borden.
i: as 311-33?! the distinguished court-
ly matine- idol or mom tans. He

 

slit! We: him Hmong}; with fixing
onion. John Barron. brother or (the
behaved Bobby 311-012 at yesterday
show: a remarkable aptitude {at the
boyish. SW ind nu! vii! mack,
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