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Alice Lake. noted film star. who
is now appearing at the Palace thea-
tre with the excellent Keith vaude-
ville program scored a triumph with
her act “Liars All." Miss Lake takes
edy which has plenty of speed and
humorous situations. Miss Lake's act
will be found very delightful. The
other feature sets are Burr a
Elaine. McCarthy & Moore. Chev-
lier Bros. and Gray Family. Every
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tainment. It is a great bill
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feature is Vera Reynolds in tha
comedy treat. Risky Business." Thi
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REGENT
Douglas MacLean will coniple
his engagement today at the Rege
theatre in “Hold That Lion." a 10
one comedy which will make yo
hold your sides with laughter. Ma
Lean does a clever piece of actin
in this production and in "Hold Th
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PAGE SEVEN
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CDAY
7:15 and D
MacLean in
at Lion”
lions and
Dou .
of love.
laughter
REGENT ‘
WANDA HAWLEY and
ROBERT GORDON
SATURDAY
“HEARTS
and SPANGLES“
A powerful and picturesque
drama of circus life
EWS
SUNDAY EVENING .
‘ Lowell Sherman ’m
“THE LOVE TOY”
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4
4:00, 7 and 9
"THE.PATH or LOV ”
.ven around the life of St. Francis of Assisi. Benefit
of Catholic Girls Missionary Society.
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. ic Congress -:- Pathe News -:- Our Gang Comedy
Children admitted to matinee for 10 cents
General Admission Evening 50 cents
COMEDY
frain { doing so. Every time the
lion r- you will rear with laugh-
for. F. one who enjoy good com-
edy t eature will provide it for
them. -
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
CHERRY LAN! is as differ\
ent from her sister. FAITH. as
two sisters can be. Faith stays
athomeanddoessllthswork
, for the family of III; which in-
, eludes JUNIOR. or "long” Lane.
2 2!. and JOY. nine. because her
mother is a seml‘lnvalld.
‘ Cheny's long list of admirers
includes CHESTER HART. a
former suitor of Faith's: BOB
HATHAWAY. a young architect.
for whom Mr. Lane. carpenter
and contractor in a small way.
is to build two bungalows: AL-
BERT MN. a married
traveling salesman: her present
old MB. CLUNY.
whom Faith samba In the act
of making love to 0.17. and
errors WILEY. ever when a
girl has committed suicide.
GEORGE PROFIT. rich man's
son and amateur artist. falls in
love with Faith. but Faith has
already lost her heart to Bob
Hathaway. who is infatuated
with Cherry.
Pruitt invites the two girh to
a studio party. Mrs. Lane has
a sudden heart attack and Chen-
ry goes to the M. leaving
Faith to nurse her mother. Cher-
ry has already coalesced to Faith
that Bob Hathaway has khsed
her. but that she will marry him
only if she cannot "land" Pruitt.
While the party is going on
Pruitt sends Hathaway to
Faith's home with a hamper of
refreshments and Faith Imme-
disuly senses that Hathaway is
in deep trouble. undoubtedly
over Cherry. Fflth has dressed
hastily in her new party dress.
but she realises that she is still.
to him. only Chan's sister.
Now 00 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
‘6 'M afraid you don't like anchovy
I paste," Faith said with her
slow sweet smile.
"Was that anchovy paste?" Bob
Hathaway grinned ruefully. “I
couldn't have told whether it was
deviled eggs or humming bird
tongues. The truth is. Faith-you
don't mind if I leave of! the 'miss.‘
do you?"
“I've wanted you to—Dob.“ Faith
said. and hoped her voice did not be-
tmy the quiver of delight that made
her heart beat csasily for a moment.
"You‘re the sort of girl that spends
most of her life listening to other
folks' troubles. aren't you? You
know something—I‘ve been thinking
about you a let. off and on." he said
with unconscious cruelty. but the
girl did not wince visibly. "I've Just
been reading Eugene O'Neill's ‘The
Great God Brown.’ and there's a
woman in it-siot a good woman. I
suppose a girl like you would say.
but she proves a tower of strength
to the troubled soul of a man. Dion.
his name was. He called her queer
names—Mother Earth'-4hings like
that. I don't suppose I'm making
myself closl‘. Faith. but that's a
little how you seem to me. and yet
he only seen you three times alto-
gether. Odd. isn't‘it?"
"I think I know what you mean."
Faith nodded. “And—thank you.
Now tell me the sort of things that
”or Dion could tell his
Mother!- in try to be—und
ing."
"You see. Faith. it's this way with
me: I don't fall in love suit. There
has been only one other girl. really.
a cute little thing that I was orasy
about when I was in college. I—I
wanted her to,marry me. and she—
matter how—on theday I greduatad
thatshehsdceiiectedteafraternky
pisetbatysar. lungedtotenmen
in one year. Faith: lt—tt almost
brohsmssp I'vebseaoflwomeo"—W
bewasunocaedoustbatlnbisyouth
sndlnsmienoehesoundsd hum
W Inca then. on. I'vegoas
about with the girls here and in De-
troit. where I worked until a year
Ids. but nothing serious. I didn't
Lion n .rings out the laughs no behind the scenes when the circus
malt." . hard you may try to re- comes to town.
Colleen Moore in her entertaining
comedy. "It Must Ilo
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RIAL'I'O
Low." will,
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s‘f“ ,. .
i'ng. "Was it Chris that you
want to fall in love-afraid of it."
he confessed unhappily. clasplng and
unclasping his long brown hands as
they swung between his knees.
"And now you're afraid you've
gone and done it." Faith helped him
out.
“I—ves. I‘m afraid I have.” His
voice was husky. a strange voice for
a man confessing his love. ”Last
night—God knows I was never so
happy in my life ‘as I was last night!
I~I kissed her. Faith. and she kissed
me.
“God! 1—! was crazy with love!
I drove until dawn. couldn't bear to
go to sleep and lose the feel of her
lips on mine. And I was planning
over and over how I'd ask her to
marry rue—tonight. I made up a
thousand didarsnt proposals. like a
silly schoolboy. And then—then—
tonight-" He gripped his hands
together so hard that the knuckles
cracked.
“What happened tonight. Bob?"
Faith asked gently. one of her strong
whitshads going out to touch those
straining. locked hands of his. “Did
she refuse you? I wouldn't take it
too seriously-w She leaned toward
him until her lips almost brushed
the clean-scented. crisp hair on his
bowed head. ‘
"I—I didn't. have a chance to ask
her. It was Just before supper was
served. over in the dining room of
the big house. you know. Our pdrty
was in the new garage. where
Georgebasastudiollnsdup. In d
with her twice. Ind the I
had missed her—someone said she
had gone to walk about the grounds
with'Chsltsr Hart. But Chester was
in the studio. dancing with George's
skier. Isl-a.
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RIALTO
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LAST TIMES TODAY
2:15. 7:15 and 9
Colleen Moore in “It Must Be Love”
SATURDAY
Fred Thomson in “Lone Hand Thomson”
AND cums 2 "snowaD m"
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Coming next week Lillian Gish and John Gilbert in
"LABOHEME”
cvcr nmwiirrd and it will be found
a welcome clitortminmont.
To "w Wanda HRWICY and complete her engagement of threel TOWWWW- ”“11 Thom'm“ “‘1” b“ pearancc on the screen.
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"II". Y a Spangled." An unusual day’s showings. it is one of the fun- This nth :‘.:‘.i' brings 'l‘homson's fam- “Snowcd 1n. will be the added (ea.
photo showing Whit happens niest pictures in which this star has ous hom- “Silver King to the. fore. turc.
SYN
"Chris Wiley!” Faith sprang to her feel. her eyes blaz-
saw her with—kissing?"
a flashlight. to tell her to come in
to supper: Ithought she'd be my
supper partner. if shd hadn't already
promised Chester. Faith," he broke
off suddenly. as if he could not go
on with a straight narrative of what
had happened. “why did Cherry let
me kiss her—like that—why did she
kiss me if she was engaged to an-
other man. if she loved someone
else?" His eyes were tortured. filled
with bewilderment.
"I don‘t know what you saw."
Faith answered slowly. avoiding
those stricken eyes of his. "but you
mustn't take a kiss too seriously.
Bob. whether it is given to you or
whether you see it being given to
acute other man. Girls these days—"
”I've heard all that before; every-
one's saying it." he interrupted her
fiercely. "but I won't believe it. ac-
cept it. . I swear before God I
wouldn't marry a girl who would
kiss—like that—and not give her
real love with her kisses. As Bal-
aae says. 'When a woman gives her
mouth she gives sverything.‘ If
Cherry is in love with that rottcr.
Chris Wiley—" .
“Chris Wiley!" Faith sprang to her
feel. her eyes blazing with sudden
anger. "Was it Chris that you saw
her with-kinlng?"
"It was Chris Wiley," Bob Hath-
away groaned. “The whole town
knows about him and Helen Bailey.
0h. Faith I feel like a rotten cud.
It will only worry
't have—"
"Y... 5» “Id!" Faith told him
Sarcely. “ father had forbidden
Chris to some to this house.
I believe would shoot him if he
found him on the place. What hap-
pened. Bob? Tell moi" ‘
'That‘s all.” he told her daily.
[II [In]
"I turned my flashlight on them by
accident. looking for Cherry. Site
was in his arms—closc-snd he was
kissing her—her arms were around
his neck—"
"Cherry isn't engaged to Chris
\i‘lley. Bob." Faith told him, her
mlntl racing ahead of her tongue.
trying to find a way to ease the pain
and to shield Cherry at the same
time.
"She has refused to marry him.
I know that for certain. I believe
he had lain in wait for her at the
party tonight—I‘m sure he wasn't
invited: just saw her arrive with
Chester, maybe—I believe he hid in
the grounds and waited for her to
come out. then forced his attentions
upon her.
"I honestly believe that. Bob. for
reasons that I can't tell you. I know
I she's afrald of him—despises him.
You know how it is in the movies
sometimes?" she went on rapidly.
seeing relief spread slowly over his
haggard fare. "The man gets only
a glimpse, it looks compromising. he
Jumps to the wrong conclusion—"
“Maybe you're right." he said
huskily. “Maybe I've just Jumped
to conclusions. You-you're awfully
good. Faith." Clumsily he caught
at her hand. laid it against his hot
check for a moment. as if to draw
comfort from its coolness. then. look-
ing ashamed and embarrassed be-
cause of all he had revealed. he
gropctl for his hat.
"Bob. promise me one .lIhI."
Faith laid a detaining hand upon his
arm. "Promise you won't go back
to George Pruitt's party. You didn't
take a girl. did you? Then go on
home and sleep on this and don't
take life so seriously—" she smiled
at him with shy humor "—-not even
kisses.
"Whether you like it or believe it.
girls do—i‘lirt. you know. don‘t
mean." she hastened to say. was
his eyes were clouding with pain
you. I know she likes you—a great
deal. But she’s young. and I
wouldn't—rush things. Bob. She
has a lot of beaus. and she likes sev-
cm] of them—a great deal. Be pa-
tient with her. Bob. Make her love
you. if you can. It will be good for
Cherry."
When he had gone. his promise
given. the cxultation of self-sacri-
fice. of shielding the irresponsible
little sister that she loved. died down.
leaving her heart pinched with pain.
She had saved Bob for Cherry. who
probably would not want him. who
certainly would not marry him if—
as she had boasted—she could land
George Pruitt. She had given the
man she loved over to certain mil~
cry. Even if Cherry should come to
love him. should marry him event-
ually. she would crush the heart out
of him. strangle his dear. boyish
idealism. complete the Job that that
a. woman-hating cynic of him. If
there had been no Cherry. he might
have loved her, Faith. He had com.
to her in his pain. He had said she
was like that ‘earih mother’ in the
play. '
"Your Ma's woke up. honey. I
think you'd better give her some of
that medicine the doctor left. Ha
told you how to fix it. didn't he?”
Her father. looking dead tired Ind
very old for his fifty years. stood
blinking at her from the doorway.
It was after one o'clock when
Cherry came home. flushed with ex-
citement. brlmful of news and got
sip.
“And any, Faith." she concluded,
yawning prodigiously. "what have
you done to George Pruitt. anyway?
Cast a spell over him? All he talked
about when he danced with me—
darn himl—twas Faith. Faith. Nth!
He says he's coming over tomorrow
aftemoon. this afternoon. rather”:-
she cast a quick glance at the clock,
whose hands registered two o'clock—-
"and kidnap you for a drive. whether
you want to go or not. I won't be
working.
honey!"
(TshM’
IIo plays a very important part in
this brisky western which is cram-
mmi with action from its first ap-
again. "that Cherry was flirting with ‘
other little dirt had begun of making
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