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ry will complete their engagement
today at the Palace Theatre in ”The
Four horsemen." This favorite pre-
ductton has lost none of its flavor.
largo audiences [rooted the return
at this picture at the Palace yester-
day and this afternoon. it opens at
the Regent tomorrow for an engage-
ment of two days.
Tomorrow another big bill of
Keith vaudeville opens here with
the screen attraction The Kick
Off." starring George Walsh. It is
another two in one show of unex-
ooptional merit to which Palace po-
trons are accustomed.
The photoplay. "The Kick Off" as
the title indicates is a plcutre of
football with a romance built around
it and dramatic situations which will
keep the spectators in suspense dur-
ing its projection. The vaudeville bill
offers tho Misses Stanton and Do-
lores in ‘Oirls.” an act which keeps
tho audience guessing from start to
finish. Foley a Welton in Two Gen-
tlemen of Merit" will provide some
unusual comedy. Foster and Semen
”In Cuba." has to do with a pair of
thirsty Americans who Journey to
the little island. The comedy has to
do with their comment upon Cuba's
visitors. Nathaae and Bully in a
dainty dance offering will captivate
the audience. “The Final Rehear-
sal." with a cast of nine persons will
bring the tears of enjoyment to the
patrons. This is the feature act and
it will certainly prove an excellent
entertainment during its appearance.
ascm ‘
Irene Rich with Conway Team
will leave the Regent theatre today
in “My Oillcisl Wife." a startling
thrilling tale of Csaristic Russia. It
is a great entertainment.
Tomorrow and Friday. Rudolph
Valentino with Alice Terry come to
the Regent in “The Four Horse-
men." the return to the screen of a
great star in a great picture. The
theme of this story is well known.
It involves Europe and South Amer-
ica. at the outset of the World War.
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war as a backsrouod. Imagine the
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It is Valentino's greatest effort and‘
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Douglas Fairbanks in all the
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humus. um
I ‘ m minutes after Ir. Lane's
' ‘ uncoromonlotm withdrawal iron:
the interview with He. Ciuuy.
the elederly suitor asked and ob
tained permission from Mrs. Lane
to take Cherry driving in the luxurio
ous limousine parked before the
shabby little hiyrtio street house.
“I certainly trust you will use
your influence with your husband to
bring about a more graceful accep-
tance on his part of a situation
which. I am convinced. will mean
happiness to all concerned.” Ifr.
Ciuny said with punetilicus polite-
ness, as be bent over In. Lane's
hand.
"Oh. Huggy'll brihg him around.
Don't worry." Cherry laughed light-
ly. "Faith. darling. bring mo in!
white donnelyooat. won't you? And
that painted white silk scarf."
When l'alth. hardly able to keep
back the tears. had watched the tiny.
lovely little dgure and the tall. stil-
Jointed old man walk arm in arm
toth'ecsrandenter.ossistedbya
uniformed .chauiieur. she turned
back into the living room to help
Ill-a. Ilene on be:- slow plainful jour-
W to her bedroom.
"Well. what do you think?“ hire.
me duaverod. the polite. almost
dmporlug smile wiped from her
hmvychuksudhnhormoyes
tiled with tears.
“I think it's a. crimei“ Faith cried
passionswy. "It's breaking my
heartl Don‘t let her do it. nether.
Please! Think what it will mean to
Cherry-yoked with that waxes:-
faood. amused old man. who
simply wants to drink new life at
the lountain of youth. She's so
young. nether. inst a babyl Not
guite nineteen!" -
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mr all of its—Cherry. too."
"no 18 old.” lira. Lane whispered.
with fright in her voiu. "Msybe—"
As soon as Faith Joined them. Mr.
lane. without evolory. chained
slowly sad weevils from the room.
huehoulowosteeoeaaslithevcer
tied the hum of the whole world :-
sorrows. Bob Hathaway stared sf-
moment before with joy at seeing
again.
“What's the matter with your
“that?" he asked in a low voice.
“He looks completely knocked out."
“Iomeihing rather terrible has
oil. Where an we talk. Bob?
I'll vs to tell you all about it.”
'1 have my car outside. shall we
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In: in the world she eeuld one
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deeveswiftlyontllrrtlestsoettetne
state highway. After twenty min-g...1
nice of driving be slowed the car and
sought for a country lane turning off
the hlshwav.
"At the risk oi being picked up as
sparked potter. I'm going to turn in
so that we can have a little
privacy.” he told her mutant-cact-
ho guided the car down a rutty.
mobordemd lane. Nth
what is the terrible news? Has
it away again?" Quite
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lap and held them
his. stroking them gently.
than that.“ Faith
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she’s going to marry your uncle—Mr.
Clunyl"
Bob Hathaway’s fingers closed on
hers with sudden. fierce pressure.
but he did not speak for what
seemed to the girl to be long min-
utes. At last he whistled soitIY.
then laughed rather shortly; "Well.
the old-IDn-cf-n-sunl And he's been
a widower for twenty Years! 1
think we can look forward to a corn-
edy. entitled. The Taming of the
Flirt'. Uncle Ralph won't stand for
any nonsense. Yes. I think the ador-
able Chem has met her match!"
"on. lob! How can you?” Faith
snatched her hands from his and in
the moonlight her brown eyes lllt'
tered with anger. "Don’t you see
it's a tragedy? Little Cherry man
ried to that dreadfully old. old man!"
"Forgive me. dear!" He put his
arms around her and forced her head
to rest on his breast. “You can’t ex-
pect me to be weeping bitter tears
over Cherry'a self-invited tragedy
when it frees me from any shadow
of an obligation to her. Now can has
really. darling? Oh. Nth.
an take care of m
Let's think about us—UBi—tor I «I
change. Youknowllovemdon‘t
you? Don't you" he insisted. when
a did not answer.
“I—don‘t know." l'slth whispered
huehlly. "We aren't hut-vows in
me. because you—you saw that I—l
cared for you?”
"You blessed little idioti" he
laughed throatlly. and tilted her face
up to his. "Sorry for you? Why.
I've been off my head with Jealousy
of George Pruitt. Cherry had told
moyouwmcrssyabouthirmwere
going to marry him."
"0h. she had no right to my thatr'
l‘aith protested. but he stopped her
with ahngklmaki-whiehso-nod
to draw her very souti'rom her
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Great Moments
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The last day together
They set at the table In the restaurant
where they had danced together so often, .
. and knew that this afternoon together :a
- was their last. There had been gossip—
oi' the sort no woman can resist. Small
wonder they were distrait. They would
have been more so. could the have
Filllll lay halt in his arms. tremb-
ling. dizzy with such a rupture as
she had never dreamed could come
in in r.
"Now, I'll wager you had some
fonllrh. altruistic scheme in your
dear head when you brought me out
hen." he told her. laughing joyous-
iy. "l';i bet you had it all duped nut
to ad; me to marry Cherry. in spite
of all that's happened. in save her
frwn my rich but senile uncle. 'll'ves
up now! Wasn‘t that the program?"
lit~ lt‘thud her.
"Yes," a whispered. "You—you
it? It would save
Cherry."
"lkn not in the Boullaztvlng basi-
neas. darling. Borryi I offered Sun-
day night. because I knew that you
wanted me to. and because I had
fancied myself in love with her. 0!
course she had forfeited all right to
chivalry when she got herself into
that mess with I‘Iiilounn. but there
was some remnant of the old fen ling-
lcft for her. In spite of my realiza-
tion. that I had fallen llel)’. horo-
lessiy and for life, in love with her
big sister. Do you know that yhu're
beautiful. Faith? My ‘hlolhri‘ i~2urth'
_ sweetheart! Of course I was in love
with fbu that night I unburilcned
my heart to you about (‘herry and
Wiley and that girl 1 was engaged to
when I was in college. But I wasn't
clever enough to know it. You're
the dear, faithful. great hearted wom-
sn-girl I've been dreaming of and
hungerlng for. No. I can't marry
Cherry. oven to please you. sweet.
For I'm going to marry you. if
you’ll haveme." he ended with sud-
den humility. ‘ '
"I‘ve never even fancied I was in
love with anyone else in my life."
Faith laid her Ilpl against his loan.
tanned cheek. "Oh. Bob. I do love
you so. But—there‘s something
else—"
“What now?" he demanded with
mock terror. "If you even mention
Cherry's name again for the next
hut hour. I‘ll~l'il simply kiss you
till you beg tor mercy."
She laughed, then put her hands
:ant his chest to hold him back.
Union. Bob. If we get married—
woll. then,” she conceded to his pro-
test. “when we are married we'll—-
we'll have to live at my home. I
can‘t leave mother and dad and Joy
and Junior. They need me too much.
Mother isn‘t going to—io be with
no long. Bob. and I‘d feel like a
murderer if I left her now in hired
hands. Even the best of nurses
couldn't do for her what I do. She
loves Cherry so much the best of
all of us. but she depends on me,
day and night. And Joy is so young
and hard to manage-30 precocious
Illa sharp. Bob—and dad would sim-
wither up into a dreary little
old man if I left him to manage the
family alone. No. I can't leave
them. Bob. Please understand!"
The man's arms relaxed, dropped
slowly from her shoulders, as he
stared fixedly into space. as if he
were looking into the future and
”ding all’the little tragedies to their
love which would be the result if
he accepted her ultimatum.
”to waited. trembling, praying
dingy. her hands‘flght locked in
M bit he ahoolr his head abruptly.
II I: to (MIDI! unwelcome visions.
that‘s the real reason
why love you. Faith. Because
you're the kind of a girl who
couldn’t possibly do an unselfish
W" to In” it" lilo. It won‘t
ham to be the house in Myrtle
lti‘aot. will it. dear? I. can afford
a better helm for you than that."
. ”0h. Bob," she flung her arms
about him. strained his head to her
breast. which rose sharply on a great
sob of relief. uYou're the best man
in the woridi I knew I could count
on yoni Oh. I love you so terribly
that it tightens me!"
On the drive home she laughed
tint rich. new. happy laugh of here.
as she asked him: "I wonder what
dad will my to both his girls getting
upped es the same day?"
came- some.
l REGENT
i LAST TIMES TODAY
IRENE RICH and
CONWAY TEARLE
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TOMORROW and FRIDAY
A Weak Brother.
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Always on the Job.
A little shine on her nose now
worries daughter almost as much as
a lot of dust on the furnlidre used
to worry her moihcr.-—-—C.incinnati
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