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Regent Theatre
Today and Tomorrow
Percy Marmont and
Marguerite De La Motte
“In——
“THE CLEAN HEART”
“CHEAPER
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
(‘onrad Nagel and Lewis Stone
in—
TO MARRY”
FILM SHOWS
SOCIETY AT
“Lady of the Night”
Depicts It at Best
'And Worst— Norma
Shearer Is Star
No matter in what station of life
one lives. emotions remain pretty
much the same, according to the
thesis of “Lady of the Night." which
comes to the Palace Theater today
for a three-days' run.
Palace
TODAY. TOMORROW
and WEDNESDAY
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'MONTA'DELL'S ‘
\ producfon ‘
LIFE was her hunts
A tag ground and
men her prey,—-then
a hero of the under"
I iworld stole her heart
away.
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BUY
FRISBIE’S
PIES
iiiontn. Bell, director for Metro-
Goldwyn-liinycr. has brought to the
screen a powerful story of society
at its highest and. lOWest levels.
He has filmed the lives of two
girls—one at the top. the other at.
the bottom of the social ladder-—
who fall in love with the sumo man.
That it is love of the dcpcst kind
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is shown when the spirit of sacrifice
moves both of these hirls when in
the climax they have to choose be-
tween what they regard as their hap-
piness and their duty. .
Both elect to sacrifice their happi-
ness. '
lrilliant social balls. receptions
and country club dances set with
the lavish hand of wealth are con-
trastcd against the squalid home life
of the slums and its only outht of
pleasure—tho Bowery dance ball.
And Norma Shearer, playing the
dual role of Molly. daughter of a
convict. and Florence.‘ daughter of
the judge, who sent her father to
prison. is said to give one. of the
finest performances of her career.
She is surmortcd by an exceptional
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cast. including Malcolm hicGregor.
as a young inventor; leorgo K.
Arthur, Fred I-iamelton, Dale Fuller
and Betty Morrissey.
Miss Shcnrer‘s double part calls
for something more than is usual in
dual roles. For one thing. she has
to look entirley different. for there
is little of facial resemblance. in the
two girls. The picture is made from
an original story by Adela Rogers
St. John, adapted for the serecn by
Alice D. G. Miller.
The picture is said tqbo the best
of the three excellent pictures which
Monta llcll has directed. with Miss
Shearer in the lending role—“Broad.
way After Dark" and "The Snob"
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Nations Are Screen-
ed 111 “His Supreme
Moment”
“Loves of All Nations." is what
Director George, Fitzmaurlcc termed
the bevy of beauties who decorate
the harem oquence which. repro-
duced in full natural color, serves
as the opening chapter for the pro-
duction. “ills Supreme Moment."
‘ Proceeding on the knowledge that
Oriental potentates who went in for
harem collections picked represent-
ative beauties of every race an clinic,
Fitznmuricc combed ilollywood for
the perfect. beauty from every gen-
eral subdivision of the human fam-
ily. lie succeeded in assembling a
group of a. dozen girls whom he be-
liovcs are, pL‘l‘I'cct types of the Latin,
Slav. Norse. Teutonic. Anglo-Saxon.
Celtic. Mongolian and other racial
groups.
By photographing in natural color
the North. aulmrn-haircd colleens.
raventrcsscd and aloe-eyed Latin
beauties. and olive-skinned Mongol-
ian girls in characteristic postures.
made more beautiful by the use of
color which distinguishes their vari-
ous races.
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The abarcm episode is a stage
play which serves as an introduc-
duction for Illa-none Sweet. who is
featured with Ronald Colman in this
Goldwyn-l-‘itzmaurlcc picture which
First National is releasing.
No reports of temperamental
clashes are, recorded in the filming
of "The Loves of All Nations." with
the exception of cases of Kileg eyes
with which nearly every beauty was
afflietde.
The picture will be shown at the
Rialto Theater beginning Wednes-
day.
When washing painted and var-
nished wodowork and walls use a.
large sponge. instead of a cloth. or
TWO LEVELS
the episode in “:hicb these beauties and “1 “Nilm‘yhlme.” “\Ylicrc the
appear. he has been able to present Poppies Ulomn. . “'"l‘ .. ““10“”
fair-haired, blue-eyed daughters of Rsmheau. and 1““ “ral-
again and recently received a com-
mission
States Ilcscrvc
nor that Mr. Stone made his first
appearance in
play. "Held by the Enemy."
turrs
Zenda." "Searanmnche."
Leave Home.‘ "Husbands and Lov-
era and ”Inez from Hollywood."
VVAcPO Rafi
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Iriage to the late Earl.
. was drowned four years ago.
New York Society Prepares to Lionize
t Widowed A eri a -Born Countess
New Y'orks smart set is preparing to entertain the Countess
of Craven, who was Cornelia Martin of Manhattan before her mar-
Her visit wilb'be the- first since. her husband
THREE CHORUS
GIRLS STARS
IN NEW FILM
“Broadway Butterfly”
Tells Gripping Story
0 f Fascination of
White Light District
"A Broadway Butterfly,"
opens a two day run today at tho]
Illalto theatre is a delightful mix-
ture of comedy. extravaganza and
emotional drama. it makes a very
interesting evening‘s entertainment
and is a picture that warrants
hearty connncndation because of
its wholesome and ingenuous plot.
The story weaves its intriguing
way around Louise l-‘azcuda. Dor-,
othy Uovore. Lilyan 'i'ashman, Will-
ard Louis, Julin Roche, Cullen Lon.
dis. Wilfred Lucas and Eugenie Gd-
bcrt—ull \vayfarcrs on ' the broad.
well-lit thoroughfare of Broadway.
rven though sonic of them ride in
limousines and others use trolley
cars.
llcing chorus girls, the three. fe-
male stars {the amazing proof of
“by llroadwny is the interesting
place it is. Louise Fuzenda, as al-i
which
ways. is inlniitaldy funny in the
midst of tho tensvst Situations; lior-
othv lmxore plan: the shy. unso-
Illlll‘llCi'lL'il girl to whom luc white
light district is the goal of her
dreams. while Lilyan ’l'ushman is
the eveancscnt gold—digging type
on tIII' binge.
Willard i.oui::..lol1n Roche and
Cullen limbs are ihrc: blaso men-
Lbot:t-town. who make liruadway
their playt'round, and according to
“A lroadway Butterflv," it's some
place to play. too.
"A Broadway liuttcriiy." was ad-
apted tor the screen by Darryl
Francis Zanuck and dirt :1th by
William liviuudlue.
LEWIS STONE’S
FINE ACTING
Star Served' In Spanish
W a r— Commission-
ed M a ,i o r in the
World War
-—'——9—
Evidence that a fine stage school-
ing and a constant ndhrr :zec to the
highest ideals, of the acting profes-
sion is not unapprceiatml in motion
pictures is furnished by Ibo career
of Lewis S. Stone, him will be seen
at the Recent Theater next “'ednos.
day. Thursday and Friday,
Fri Z. Lcminrd's
“Cheaper to Marry."
Mr. Stone was born in \i‘t)1‘cl1cs~
for. Mass. and attended public
schools before going to lernard
Military Academy in New York
(‘lt_\'. Ills military training later
served in good :ir-ad when be en-
tered the Army at the outbreak 0i
the Spaulsh-Ann-rican \Vnr, )lo
scored his first success: in New
York. but later gained nation-wide
fame. as the leading man 0f the
famous Rr‘lnrcn Stock (foInpany of
Lon Allsi‘lCS.
After six years of ibis. Stone re-
turned to New York with the origi-
nal company of "'i‘hc lilril of Para-
production of
dine." He added to his growing
popularity in "The Mislcading
Lady," "inside the Lines." and
‘ilunny." with Pharlottce Walker.
in 1017 he entered the Army
as major in the United
It was during the
pictures. in a war
Of the more: notable
in which he
‘Milestonca." "The
I'cf‘f‘ht Me.
has played are
Prisoner of
"Why MCII
UNBURN
Apply Vicki very lightly-it
soothes the tortured skin.
APPRECIATEDA‘
in Iii-in;
HARLAN MADE
SUBJECT 0F
As Tramp in Auto Is
Pointed Out As Evi-
dence of California’s
Wealth
Otis Harlan. who portrays the
character of l‘uddlcbox in the pic-
}turo version of A. S. )I. liutchin-
son‘s famous novel. "The Clean
licart" or "The. L‘rueltics of Life,"
which will be shown at the ltogcnt
theatre today and tomorrow, has
,had many strange experiences. but
the most unique of all was to be
used to boost California‘s prosper-
it):
in this new picture. Mr. Harlan
portrays a trump. The actor owns
an expensive automobile and is in
the habit of riding to and from lo~
cation in it.‘
During the filming of the pro-
duction. he was returning from lo-
cati one day in his trump make-
up w on he passed one of the large
sight-seeing busscs in which a guide
was pointing out the places of in.
tercst along the route. As liarlan
passed the bus. he heard the guide
shouting through his megaphone:
"Southern California is the most
prosperous portion of the United
States As an evidence of the fact.
note the tramp passing on my right.
Even the tramps of this section
tour the country in the most ex-
pensive and classiest cars."
a
—.-\dvertiso in
the best results.
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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
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AT PALACE;
“The To—rof the
World” Will Be.
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Shown at Local:
, Theatre
Paramount's picture
Ethel .\i. ileii‘s famous howl, ‘Thc
i'l‘up of the World" makes its local
\rrsion of
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[debut at the Palace next 'i‘hursday.
Friday and Saturday. For those \\ ho
like \iuorous melodrama tinctured
“1th line-interest. this screen play
will fill the bill.
The picture has all the Compelling
dram-.1 you have cmnc to v-xpcct in
lithe] 3i. Dell's writings; It has all
the consummate acting for which
Anna (.3. Niisson, James liirliuo-Jd.
luymond llatton and Sheldon Lewis
are noted: and It has all the fine
finish and dash which only so ex-
perlcnced a director as George Mel-
iord can gins It. Add to tins some
extraordinary camera effects of
iiirlvwood in a dual role; :1 dynamic
Storm sci-11c which must be seen in
all its \i\id 1n.1 lism to he. appreciat-
ed: a thrilling rescue: and several
tcnitic fights-1nd you have at least
a dozen reasons that account for the
lavish praise that has been heaped
upon IlllSi photoplay by those for-
tunate indhiduais who were pri1il-
egcd to not advance peek at it.
The story centers around a girl
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Men Women ”'6
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JACOBY’
12-14 North Main St. South Norwalk
who goes to South Africa to seek out
her childhood sweetheart. Guy
Ranger. Arriwd there. she learns to
her horror that he is a changed
man. llls cousin. Burke Ilangcr.
makes her “chrome at his farm and
promptly falls in low with her.
Sylvia finally marries Burke. though
she Lelicves llt"l'5f‘lf to be in love with
Guy. and it is this uncertainty on her
part that loads to an amazing chain
of events.
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The coming of Hot weather and the change to
lighter summe’rv dresses brings the white shoe
into its proper sphere.
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a number of them as is necessary
in house cleaning. The sponge gets
into corners more easily than a.
cloth. It does not leave spots on
walls and woodwork that a cloth
will do if not dry. but leaves a
bright finish. You can do the same
amount of cleaning walls in half
the time as by the rag method.
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Engagement Extraordinary of
PAUL SPECHT’S
NEW CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA
One Night Only, Thursday, June 11th, 1925
ADMISSION TAX PAID $1.00
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