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Lillian Rich and
Huntley Gordon
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and motion picture bill which has
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stay here will bid Norwalk udlcu
with.today's presentations. This bl):
show has them all talking and it
is being recommended by those who
have seen it to those who have not.
A word to the wise ought to suf-
lice.
Tomorrow night Lillian Rich anl
That the Home May
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WHAT HAS GONE REFORI'.‘
CHERRY LANE. a conscience
less dirt. is playing the love game
with a dosen admirers. including
BOB HATHAWAY. a young archl~
tect;' ALBERT E‘I'I'LESON. a
married traveling salesman. and
CHRIS WILEY. a man of be:
reputation.
FAITH LANE. unselfish and
womanly. is in love with Hatha~
way. who adores Cherry.
GEORGE PRUI'I'I‘. rich smhlsur
artist. proposes to Faith on a Sun-
day outing. but she refuses him.
That evening Faith finds that
Cherry has disappeared. taking
most of her clothes with her.
Before Faith edn decide what to
do. Mrs. Albert Ettleson appear».
and tells the Lane family thpt
Cherry and Ettlcson are cloning to
New York. Mrs. Lane suffers s
severe heart attack. Faith and
Bob Hathaway break all speed
lemming to Darrow. where they -
find that Cherry and Ettleson have
bosrded’tlie limited for New York.
due to leave In five minutes.
At Ilathaway' s demand. Ettle-
son on the door.” confronts
him with drum automatic. Faith.
unafraid. takes the gun from him.
Ettlcsnn pours abuse upon Cherry.
charging her with promising
everything. taking everything 'and
giving nothlng.
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On the vs back to the Lane
home tow. Bob shows clear! that
he despite; Cherry. who an
very little worried. now that she is
safely out of the scrape. Faith.
to save her mother pain. lies about
Cheri-y's adventure. but to Bob
she shows her heartbreak. asking
him what Is to become of Cherry.
Re rctorts‘ that she had better
marry one of the man she is en-
gaged to—and he to one oi them. .
NOW 60 ,ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER xx
00 want to marry Cherry—
in spite of everything—in
r 1pr of today?” Faith msnv
aged to speak at last. wetting her
dry lips and passing a weary hand
over gr wind-ravaged brown hair.
“I don‘t think I said anything.
about wanting to.” asthaway took
her arm with gentle courtesy and led
her toward the door. "But you have
shown me today the beauty of un-
seldshnsss. We can't let, herb" he
motioned toward the bedroom where
lire. Lane lay stricken "—won'y her-
self into the rave."
“Cherry would be safe with you."
l‘alth mid slowly. and wondered why
he could not hear the heavy. dfist-
laden plunging of her heart.
They went dtraigtho Ira. Ettle-
aon's ran: in the second-rate hotel.
and touud her sitting. a rlorn. red
eyed. hopeless huddle on e edge of
her bad. They. had agreed—Faith
and Bob—thatit would be better to
to her. to save what they
d for her out .of the wreckage
of her life.
"Cherry had merely gone to Dar-
row for a daylwlth your husband.
Its. Ettienn." Faith told her stead-
fly. her kind syss tilled with pity.
had been planning for your
to help h.- go on the sins.
was nothing but I silly
dirtsiloabetwssn than. Rs mm as
as. and Cherry was amamd that you
scald have misinterpreted her let-
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j “He'll hate roe for interfering.
In It said daily. tears
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her. shielded
Huntley Gordon will be featured in
“The Golden Web." a story of how
the long arm of fate reached out
and seized a man who thought he
had reached the top. A powerful
drama of big business.
Monday. Irene Rich and Conway"
Tcnric will he starred in "My 0!-
ticlal Wife."
REGENT
Today Priscilla Dcan \s at the
Regent thcatre in "The Dice \Vom-
an." the amazing story of an Amer-
icun girl who took a sporting chance
Chapter 3 “Snowed In"
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HOOT GIBSON ~.— 1.3. so»: i.“
“The Texas Streak”
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Next Week
Tues., Wed.
Thurs, Fri.
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TODAY
2:16. 7:15 and 9
Priscilla Dean
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“The Dice Woman”
A superb production, tilled Willi
sentiment, dramatic action,
thrills and delicious
humor.
SUNDAY EVENING
May McAvoy and
Willard Louis
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“The Passionate
Quest”
l'iriglitl Sparkling! \t'ittyl
MONDAY
Huntley Gordon with
Lillian Rich
_in_
“The Golden Web”
A powerful drama on big business
she set-rucll to have lost.
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in the Orient. rlslthi all and thouzh
she Won
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{minions fun.
nuui sulri of London and Paris. ad-
ilghtlng. romance and up-
Tomorrow night. Muy McAvoy lioulluy. liuntlcy Gorgon and Lil-
and Willard Louis will he fcatured liuu illch will be ottc ed in "The
in "The l’assinnulc Qucst." The Golden Web." It in the strange
story is that of the mica: for ionic. story ..r a man caught in the golden
mom-y and love. through the jazz. wi-l. ..r business, It ghowg how the
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“Get up of] that floor and fake your beating!" Jim Lane
was saying.
myself up a little, take time to get
a few facials and a manicure every
week. It makes him Jealous for me
to work in an office. but I guess
that won't do him any harm." .
After Bob Hathaway had obtained
a lower berth for her. and had on
dared a light. delicious dinner-
whlch he paid for—sent up to her
room. and Faith, had shyly but
warmly kissed her goodby, they
went down to his car in silence. the
monstrous fact or his engagement to
Cherry—whom he no longer loved.
whom he despised—stalking like an
evil ghost between them. holding
them apart.
All her life. Faith thought bitterly.
she had been shielding Cherry and
Junior. acting as a buffer between
them and punishment at the hash
of their She had lied for
always from We
someone. of her foolish esca-
padre:
They had not spoken a word to
each other-Faith and Bob—when
his or stopped before the shabby.
sprawling little house In Myrtle
Street.
"Are you coming int" Nth
avoided hls‘eyea. but she saw that
his loan. tanned Jaw'lwsre clamped
together so that little ridges of
' muscle stood out.
“I gueu l'd bettl- speak to-to
Cherry."heansweredinadat.dssd
voles.
“Mag" Lane dung the screen
doorwldeasthey advancedupthe
narrow graveisd path. “Hey. dial
“sloop."hesnlwsrsdsulilhllei
hh voice was ohsdlmfly lowered.
“lay. wht d‘youdhhsht My
magenta-shahrqsnsu;
and I found it a block from the sta-
tion. with the padlock pried off the
doors. and her suitcase missing.
What the devil's she been up to. I'd
like to know? It's a good thing for
her nothing was stolen. A cop—
frlend o' mine—recognised the bus
and stood guard on it till I come
along. Cab you beat it. Sis? Honest.
that' little devil—"
“Where is Cherry. Junior?" Faith
brushed past him into the living
room: .
"Gosh. I don’t know! 1 Just come
in. 'Nobody in’ the house but Mom.
and she looks awful. Sick again?"
Before Faith. bewildered. stricken
with new temr. could answer. there
came the clatter of a hanging kitcll-
en door. the ssund of small feet fiy‘
ing through the dining room. Joy,
in a trailing nightgown. hel- round
facs paper while. her sharp gray
eyes starting from herbs“ with
terror. catapulted herself againstB
Faith.
"Faith. Dad's going to whip
Cherryl He‘s got his raaor stropl
He’eaays he's going to skin her
all I They woke me upl"
“Where are they! Quick. Joy!
Where are they? Don't'stutter like
a little idiot!" She shook the child
ruthlessly.
“Out in the shedl" Joy panted, nn-
holy Joy at this tremendous excite
msut shooting like darts of lightning
through the very real terror in_her
eyes. "He drug her- out of the
honest And he's got his ruler strep.
l‘aithl fie slid the bolt in the
andtoldmehe‘dglvemeal ng
toolfldida'tgolnthehoussaad
therel 8e“ looks awful. l‘althi
Iomwas asleep. he locked
tot her chair and drug
Joy!" Faith flung off
mg hash. and ran
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as JOY's.
"Guess we'd better go along. Hath-
away." "Long" Lane said gruftly.
"Dad's a peaceful cltisen mostly. but
when his dnnder's up. he’s liable to
do something In'll "trot."
For the second time that day Faith
flung herself upon a locked door.
behind which Cherry Lane was
screaming for help. Long, red welta
upon the tender flesh of her little
sister! The skin of her own body
crawled at the thought.
"Dali: It's Faith! Let me in.
Dad!"
"llcrc. I'll Iltand to this."
.'.,'Long‘s" voice was suddenly that of
a grown man. He hurled his tail
body against the flimsy double doors
of the shed. which gave almost im-
medlntcly.
Cherry lay on the dusty floor of
the shed. once used as a stable by
previous tenants. and now serving
on a coal and wood house. In the
flickering light of a lantern swing-
ing from a rafter they could plainly
see the print of a man's hand on one
delicate. apricobtlnted check. and
across her bare forearm lay a long.
angry welt. left there by the vicious
lush of the rasor strop which Jim
Lane held aloft in a trembling hand.
"Get up off that door and take
your heating!" Jim Lane was saying
when the doors were burst open.
"(let out of hers. Junior. or I'll give
you a dose of the same medicinal
Get out. Faith!" he ordered thun-
derousiy. as his oldest daughter
stumbled into the shed and flung
herself to the floor, to gather her
shuddering. sobbing sister into her
arms.
“That'll be enough. Dad. " Junior
strode to his father and snatched the
uplifted strop from his hand.
“Cherry's not a kid any more. A
licking or two when she was a kid
might have helped, but it won't do
any good now. You'll be ashamed of
yourself tortilla. Dad."
"Cherry. Cherryl" Faith had her
sister in her arms. was kissing the
cruel wait on her arm. the livid print
of her father's hand on her face.
Jim Lane glared wildly about him.
then staggered, brushing his eyes.
as if to dispel the red mists of rage.
Then he looked with bewildsrrnnt at
the hand which had been raised
against his daughter. He began to
shudder.” it with a chill.
"Something come over me." he
muttered. "Something come over
me—all of a sudden. Her mother's
spoiled her. Oughta been spanked
more when she was a child. Never
made to mind. Something come over
me."
Agaiahs brushed a rough. knuckiy
hand over his eyes. then seemed to
realise for the first time that Bob
Hathaway was standing near the
wrecked doors of the shed. "That
you. Hathaway? i‘m sorry you got
let in for. this. Made a fool of my-
self. I I“... But-when l aw what
she'd done to her mother-almost
killed her. running away with a mar-
ried 'msn like that-then coming
home as pcky as ever. lyIng and
grinning and not a bit sorry—well.
sir. something some over me. But
she 03““ a licking. Beth-war.
.sheneededallcklngl Dut-
Igusdsheassdsditten yasrsaao.
and it's too late to begin now.
"in. has." has Hathaway came
forward slowly. his blue eyes diled
with sympathy for the bewildered.
ashamed father. "1 came over this
eveningteaskyouifyou'dietme
marry Cherry."
Incredible rolls! dawned in Jim
Lane's mild. tear-filled brown eyes.
Chm brksd .uprlght In Faith's
' In the pale light of
the
manna-uwm_-
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goods must
and breath taking suspcnsc.
EIALTO
at the Itiaito theatre in "The ’l‘csau
with suspense and your sldcau‘l-l
shake with merriim-nt. The third
chapter of "Snoued In'." will also
be offered.
Sunday and Monday. Shirley
Mason and Lewis Stone come to tho
l'llnito in "Don Juan's Three Nights."
The story concerns the life and
loves of a musicr lover. lufntuot-
ed with the genius of his music and
the sophisticated gentleness of his
personality. ladies of fashion in
Vienna, and Budapest flocked to his
room at midnight to bask in the
light of his love and fame. \thI
would they (in, what could they do
without him?. This romance un-
folds a modern story of that society
along the ltallnn liivlern.
British And
German Money
Men Confer;
LONDON. (AP).——Not a little
mystery is attached to a, visit of a
cial leaders to London ycsterday for
a. cOnfcrcnce with a similar number
of British industrialists and bankers
under the presidency of former
chancellor of the cxchcquer 81: R0-
bert Home
The Westminstcr Gazette bellavcu
the meeting to be closely connected
with‘n movement much favored by
German industrialists toward a great
European industrial pact. “the es-
scntinl principle of which is that
be manufactured on
an immense scalcs in price
those of “American origin."
Such a scheme. tho nevvspaper
added. would involve an industrial
federation of all European coun-
tries. wiih the abolition of interstate
customs walls—in other words. an
industrial United States of Europe.
The Daily Express said that while
various industries would he discuss-
ed the dominating topic “as to be
the future of the steel trade looking
to the establishment of a w'trld 5
IN DAYS (ii lilili
FDREFATHERS
Women Prepared Their
Own Medicines
The wise pioneer women learned
to gather, in woods and fields, the
remedies the in-
Q dlans used. From
the rafters of
colonial houses,
h u n g g r s a t
roots and herbs.
From these. in
tlm e s of sick-
ness. the busy
mother brewed
! simple and
j powerful rsme
Minnie and herbs, Lydia E.
Pinhham. a descendant of these
sturdy pioneers. made her Vegetable
pound. The beneficial streets
this dependable medicine are
vouched for by hundreds of woman
whom tell of returning health and
mlrs. Wm. Kraft of 2838 Vinewood
Ava. Detroit, Mich. saw a Pinkham
advertisnnent in the "News" one
day and made up her mind that she
vsthe Com
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strange warning of inic may cn-.
mesh one in a tangle from uhich 'l'. .
is sometimes impossible to cacapc.‘
it is drama. with thrilling t‘lliilllxr‘i;
Hoot Gibson takes the l(‘i|l1 today -
dozen German industrial and flnan‘w
will!4
. bunches of dried ‘
Streak," a roaring \vcstcrn with
plrnty of comedy to cure “that tirnd ‘
feeling." Your blood will freczn-
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DIRECT FROM A TWO WEEKS' RUN AT THE
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Great Picture"
Ir is a dance of the hot countries. a dance of
at nrst seductively slow. then abruptly changing”
of lightning quietness and lithe grace. “You cannot ”:2:
go can be danced until you have seen
MCII'O'S
Rex Ingram Production
THE FOUR
H O RSEM E N
0f the “Apocalypse
Adapted by June Mathis from Blast-011mb“? Novel
STARRING
Rudolph Valentino
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Alice Terry
MATINEES DAILY 2 :15
Owing to Length of Program Evening Performances will
Start Promptly at 7 and 9
POSITIVEle NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
THURS. and FRI.
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steel lr'ust. Yet another version con-
fined the scope of the Ctli‘llC‘ltnCe t.)
a purely German and British under-
standing for the. bentiit of the in-
dustries and workers of the two
countries.
A furlher'varinnt ascribed to the
German visitors .t (lcsile to raise
money here for tin conduct of the
German industries. which are su.-
fering from lack of capital. Not-
withstanding avowed ofiiclal detach-
ment from the conference. there
seemed to be reasons this morning
to believe the governments of Great
Britain and Germany were watch-
ing it closely.
The giant been of India. build hon-
oycomiis clghtecn to twenty feet
high.
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