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_ MATINEE ONLY EVENING ONLY
. Special lettuce fea- Ioheol 1:18 and e
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f ‘ “Health In Toyland" Big Cl n
by the children 0! tonne-en. rut- __mh_
“'h.:l‘.‘..'.".‘a‘£':u.:°‘&°“ Glady- Walton ma
Mia. Gladye El. Thompadn J. Barney Iherry
~ Special Picture for a.-
BM nnoneon in Oha or 1
“PETER PM”
"THE WW IDOL"
over me o.’
N SMlTH ' -
34 New: MKEAzmr. .
SAMUEL OOLDWYN'S presentation.
or the HENRY KING production
SilllA DAL A
AWE—Honda! and Tueeday
anmaelon m own m: m.
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-‘ RhGlNT—Wedneeday; Thursday and Friday
Evening 1500
Matinee 400
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' “JUST
IUNDAY
A WOMAN”
. with
Conway Teerle,
Claire Windaor,
Percy Moment
chili an
Terrell & Kemp
Gymnaata de Luxe
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NOW PLAYING
G 7:15
—-3- FIVE ACTS —— '
KEITH .VAUDEVILLE
Gary & was
W hen Help Needs Help
THE SENSATIONAL LAUGH HIT!
sonwam One Night Only
MINSTREL MONARCHS »
An unique offering in minetreley
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RIAL'IO
Peggy iiopkine Joyce cloeee her
engagemente with tonight's ahow-
lnge of “The Skyrocket" at the Rial-
to theatre alter a contract of three
euccoeet. anya. "The Skyrocket"
depicta riee of n girl from humble
aurroundinge to the peak at Kelly-
wood and than ahowe her rapid de-
ltcem, to find love and happiness.
} Our Gang in "Official Officers."
‘preecnte the comedy 0: the pro-
. (no
water! are
m m t
; hill- ‘
Vi neeieppadaeehapeoa-egtwo.
eoverodhientouthwitb‘hothm
magnum-eeen
‘ routine «tapeworm-at.
hievoicenluilledbvhiem
7 'Woumpuhuewmerled.
.‘nnaumoodymteaaeeiteoe
"annulment-at». Mane-r
in late elm- _
"If you do that again, I'll]
you!" he told her. "
"Jolt you try it! duet you try ltiu
ehe chatted. -
A aound iron the rear oaueel her
that a knot or‘eeeet‘atweywee rapidly
gathering. Dateline contain-e wee
in their menu wee otieaooer
; fwaa‘outotm mm
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g etroag. out the blow W"
toturn. lortheilrettlnieahpuw.
A “minim
Special augmented Orcheetra
lied Eben. look the painting and regarded it
. ‘ y ' i_
ham and garment: were in
“mediatingofiheoldarmu-
flu. but do Audrey. looked more
snooty. ehe new that the paint wee
"BO
hoover the. acid-
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aloud.
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the tiitadthepioture until aha
oeaid'eeetaehaoaotltrleewyei.
lowed paperwae heated on the
hall theoanvaain lta Maud
puiiedihepiotureh-ointheeldjilt
molding. she held it up level with
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' WEDNESDAY. THU ”DAY, TRIDAY
“IBANEZ TORRENT” I ;
A Flaming Romance of Spain
‘ ‘ Her Father” i
Dave] 8: Little Myron Pearl and His
Company
Dance Echoes "
LAST TWO TODAY
Clive Brook and
Jacqueline Logan
--in-—
“IF MARRIAGE
FAILS”
—..._J
Tomorrow Buck Jonee contea to
Blaito in "The Fighting Buckaroo."
The picture shown the fighting Ar-
iaonlan in a racing battle from a
etenmcr‘e gunseiand to an Arizona
ranch with it girl and I. gold mind
an the prizes. The Buckaroo and the
Tom Tyler
SATURDAY
.11)....
“BORN T0 BATTLE”
. nu
\‘ofiz YEA
girl dnah in on the split aecond :iuet
in time to save the mine. it will
atnrtie and thrill you.
Another chapter of Wild Went.
will be presented in addition to the
Buck Jonea denture.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF
nus Minimum" lei/ill.
' ..n. omemn NLiI sumo
is m: Slut couoauy and
oucnou THAT PLAYED ncw mug.»
as on (1119'! leIS ED 9 without I
VIEKS agile c omcr THEA RE.PillLADELDiilA.
HELEN LOWELL —— LOUIS JOHN BARTELB and the
original New York Gait-Direct from 12 weeks
a
REGENTTHEATRE Mon. Apr. 26
3 Why didn't you ever tell the you
were a painter? Why did you atop
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at eprrlck Theatre, Philadelphia.
YOUNG & COMPANY
61-63 WALL STREET
‘ Audrey eenlt tarther to the iloor.
with her head bowed.
"Aren‘t you ever going to telfine
who i am?" ehe naked.
Morton OOWOG- ‘lonie day.
maybe—them you will be happier.
‘ i and ac will i. it i never no tell. not
.quand
not now. dear."
She looked up at hint. tile lace
dnwn. There wee a
weary tech in hla one. that ebe
never had eeen hetero. hoping to
» her feet. with quick comma-lion.
1
"Did you paint in" aha exile.
Morton reached over. took the
painting. and regarded. it thought-
fully: lite voice van a little heaVy
he accented. "A quarter of a a
turr an!”
He laid the picture down. and
turned to etare out the window
Nudrermonhorhneeeheeidehini
he: hande ciaaplng hia arm.
"Oh. daddy. i never new you
painted: Where did you paint it?
till: .-
lle patted her head. abeentlr.
intendedtoteliyeu. Built weaan
odd little of fate. wan't lt..that
you all like In! painting there in
life art atorer t hadn't eeen it for
nineteen year-a. 1
on. elm! hie area. “But tell me.
it? _ V;
’ indignh
' in
ehaciuepedherhandeaeeohlid
. 3. \
"i won't torment ‘rou any more.
daddy-but 1 love your picture!
Daddy. ! elapsed hir. Farrah in the
mouth."
The itneb about the open relaxed.
. and the no. opened wide ae he looked
at her. "You what?"
"I aiaoped hint. and i want you to
diecharge him right away." ehe
. WON. Oh.
"Sit down.” he directed. “Let‘s
hear about thin." She took one of
the big chain. There was rialng
lion in her v ce an aha told
him about her advent re.
“He eaid you weren't at to be my
guardian. and I ought to go away
from you. and i ipet up and clapped
* him."
"Hard?" Morton naked her. amni-
I.
"Ila hard ea 1 could.” aha eald. a
little 'Iiroudly. "Ha I 1 You
are going to diaeharge him right
amt“ . ,
“Not at all.". Horton told her.
Picking up the“ oanvee that lay be-
toro hiin. he looked our it. idly.
“You know. Parrieh told the much
the entire thine himaeii. a few dare
ego. '
“And you didn‘t hit hint. or any-
thing?" Audroy‘a voice wae incredu.
OI“.
"He may have been right". aaid
Horton. “although i'm inclined to
thinli he‘e wrong However. We a
very good roan it appeara he ten
the courage to any what he thinka."
"Well, 1‘“ never weak to hint
again aa long no he liven." all An-
drey "ll be cold“ to our apartment
when I'm there. l‘nl going rlght’up‘
etaire and‘aiarn the door.“
“it will cattle the nut and»
“tar a lone Nee. he acid: "1 howl loaf: llotton commented.
He tapped the cannon in hie hand.
"i worked at: nehe copying that in
mueeeta" he‘eeid. irrelevanttr. "We
all were an
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Norwtllk thcntcr fans are in for
tho treat ot’ the season at the Pul-
noo theater today and tomorrow
where the eteiiar the act Keith
vaudeville allow in nou"piaying. The
five aota won the plaudits of the
audience: yesterday andlthls no-
clnlnatlon in a. euro indication that V
depart-
sent
113'.
the bill in great in over?
The program will be found very
entertaining.
The photopley "If Marriage
Fella." will close its two day an-
gagement with toda showing.
Clive Brook and Jacq eline Logan
are featured. A big queation. a big ‘
story. a big can. a big picture.
Tomorrow Tom 'i‘yiel- will be seen
on the ecreen at the Palace in "Born
to Battle." Thceo who know the
quality otg‘yler'a pictures and how
good they’ are can look forward to
this one with much pleasure.
*' zoom
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A epeclai children‘s matinee will
be held tomorrow atternoon at the
Regent theater when the stage play- . /
let “Health in Toyiand," and the .
photopleg “Peter Pan." will be
shown. "Health In Toyland." will .
be pmentod by the children oi the‘
Knudaon. Putnam and Franklin” .
echoola under the direction of Mien .
Gladys ll. Thompson. The admie-
aion in ten cente tor the children.
Mlee'Thonpeon w haedirected
the children for the rage preaenta‘
tion haa taken a large amount or
time to prepare them for this work
and a flawle- performance in u- .
eurod. The .pllotopiay "Peter Pan."
featuring Dotti Broneon la anomal-
lent ofterlng for the children.
Eran snow ow!
. While much publicity. an a rule, /
in than the eeenlo environment or a. f{
new theatrical uttering, too little in ' \
eaid of ‘what in men patience in ‘ ‘
tainted. th‘ propertiee or email «11- ‘- J
beiliahnlen ,thatareilnportant in ..
oomplllina'fiha atege picture. The 3:.
pdlhted‘ooenm. with door: and .2
window; input the frame: while i
the m movable article- auohu
1““ la» mm by».
mont. ""
Every number is a cure winner. I‘
Ifi‘i‘ '_
tell the story of "The Show Off." the
Georgo .liolly comedy coming in Fé- . Oz
‘ FRIfiAY EVENING
ill-water next
only. the entire action talus plur-
iu one not or scene—the living room
at a middle class Philadelphia fam~
Day Nursery, Dispensary, Playgrounds
Red Cross and Hospital Maternity “Ward
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With the mom important producrra .3.
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. MAY 10TH, 1925'
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