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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 29, 1926 · page 7

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W. C. Fields in
:Old-Faslii eddsel E. .l. 4
\ \ Ring 2E§"wby Fabldiers “It’s The Old
‘. "—- . Army Game”

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BAND CONCERTS SUNDAY AFTERNOON 3 Performances Keith Vaudeville
AND PHOTOPLAY
institution almost as old as mll‘lwgn

...... M, . .. ,M. AND EVENING LEFTY FLYNN in “SIR LUMBERJACK”
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Special Display Of Fireworks Monday

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FRED THOMSON

The Ace of Walton: Stars

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“Hands Across
The Border”

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Chapter 4

SUNDAY
“THE BOOB”

The most amioalilig comedy
romance of tho yrar
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Gertrude Olmstead. George I.
Arthur. John Crawford and

Charles Murray
Laughs? You‘ll never stop

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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Largely because the advertis-
ing agency of GRAHAM AND
MILBURN has Just landed an
important new contract. JOHN
and FAY MILBURN. to whom a
baby girl has Just been born.
b a new house.

 

tender. but it's the best I've tasted
for a long time.”

' he bartender is modest enough."
returned John. "to give the credit to
the gin. The gin," he added. "ought
to be good. i saw it made this after
noon."

"Wow” exclaimed Dick hfenefse.
“Thnt's frankness for you."

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lawyer. amateur actor and libs:

dances. Margaret Wayne. are

sorry if I put my foot in it."
“I'd forgotten all about that.” Fay
remarked. still gain at the lamp.

“A housewarming. We’ve been
here three days now. As soon as we
get actually settled and all straight-
ened up. we must give a party. it's
always done. you knew. when a
family buys a new house"

“No. I didn't know it." said John
stubbornly.

“Well. you know it now.”

"I'm for a party. anyway." he

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"Why not Nat Graham!” suggest-

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such triviallties.

Just before lunch Fay called him

But he didn‘t. At three o'clock
N called again and be felt guilty.

"Bills. 1 got am." he lied. and as
soon as he could hang up the re
other he grabbed his hat and went
out to t them.

But hadn't forgotten the gin.
There was a. gallon bottle of it at his
feet as he drove home.

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John was In his element as the
genial best. There were few intro-
ductions necessary. for most of the
guests already were acquainted. but

 
 

 

after one puff. laid hers down.

"I want one of yours. Paul."
Eleanor Mason said, shaking her

"f've got cigars. if you'd rather
have thou. Eleanor." laughed John.
and retreated to the kitchen. Elea-
nor‘s reply. "I might tails you up. at
that." ringing after him.

In the kitchen. gleaming with
fresh white paint and linoleum. he
busted himself with lemons. mineral
water. cracked ice and gin. Fifteen
mlnutfl later he emerged. bearing a

one with a tall glass.
"Now for the men." he announced.
retreating ones more to the kitchen.
"Roll out" cried Eleanor Mason.

piano and began to skim softly

his folded handkerchief beneath the
glass.

"Do if lilany' s the time he sung
that-orer a scuttle of beer. The
tune was “Samuel Hall." one of the

‘ mpnmcm “mom“ h“ . .. h up to ask him not to forget the blond bobbed hair as John offered many sons: of uncut-In orlrln and REGULAR DINNER 1.50

0V YOUR 8E0 tentacli “d "k” such ‘ W at III“ in mind was a house- mints. he, m. an“. box. obscene words that are so popular REGENT $
H A R D W A n as the renewing: Slices of .m ' "I won’t." h. “w“ “'5 '1'“ “Want are strong. on?" as ”m“ “"9” ““d‘m'd‘m'" _._._.

t . a what” \ get then: on myiuncn hour." hushed. Paul kept playing it. and John to. c. Fields will close his car

bummed it. improvising words as be
sent aloha.

Eleanor. Mason sidled up beside
him. “You'd better be careful." she
warned. holding up a finger. ”l'tn
not uncorrelated with that myself.
although 1 don‘t recognise mote
words."

John reddened. and stopped.
“We’re being censored. Paul. Better

and when he was in the need every-
one listened.

After a while he settled bull and
daished his drink. and the silence

today

L-uulbeijack " all] be seen

tine. 3030021 arild pug. through a few airs. John returned null 1-)... “mam”. has M." moi nlalncd to the police A careful
C H R I s T l A N It Th Ham“ Sh DR. RICHARD ME urns. with the drinks and Paul set his mi. of m. gown n h g "a.“ pro. scat-ch rmenlod traces of the bonds
e on op Johns best friend. and his down on the piano. llrst spreading Ram in its entirety and 0,1, “oil in a rat holo 'lho entire tneniy

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gagement at the Regent theatre with ‘ ............_. 1
today‘s presentation of the scream-I
ingly funny comadx. "it's The Oldi
Army Game.‘ This piriulo has kept
the abalone» of lltft mom in .3 Dinner 12 Noon to 9 P. M. 4
hysteria of laurhter for lho past two]
days and is bound to repeat it with
iodss’ s offcrlne.

Sunday and Monday at this theatre
only Miss fiche Daniels nlll be seen

nclpnl customers of these is“. ' " .. "
3 WUEAVOIDI ”wen." salesmen. laughed. "Who're we going to in- Clfllfik‘gg. ‘ "133.1 llama” “1;: my, ' give em sometlhlng more refined. in le ”5°33" ‘m‘i'lil‘lliii‘ifig was: .
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