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) gaa Cassa SAdsssasssasasassssassssssdiidiidbidddddddidddddddidtdiiiiiddidiiddidd A004800 v Saas saan ss ssl TTT TTeTTTTTTTTTYY "The Crowd" - " What many critics ¢laim to be the] best picture King Vidor has ever ioduced for the screen is coming onday to the Regent Theatre. It is -"The Crowd," a Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer picture based on an original story by the director. Eleanor Board- man and James Murray have. the featured roles in the first one hund- red percent American story: Vidor has filmed since "The Big Parade" On July 4th, in the late nineties, a son is born to Mr. and Mrs. John Sims. With the birth, theemother passes on and the father takes charge of the boy. At twelve years of age young John Sims is left alone in the world. Bravely he faces the future, later becoming one of the great army of clerks in New York. One evening, to accommodate his friend Bert, John agrees to go on OSHAWA WED. JUNE 27th PPP TTTTTTTTTTTTTTITETTTTTTTTTT We tobe Head Liner at Regent a trip 'to Coney Island' with two girls, Jane and Mary. John falls in love with Mary, proposes and is ac- cepted. They go to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon, They rent a little trick apartment. On Christmas Eve Mary's folks ar- rive for dinner. Their questioning embarrasses John, who is glad for the excuse to get away when he dis- covers he is out of gin, He goes to borrow' some from Bert and runs into a party Bert is giving to two girls! He becomes intoxicated and fails to return until the small hours of the morning. Mary is, however, forgiving and forgets the incident when John tearfully hands her hér presents. Sometime later we find John and Mary at breakfast. Married life is telling on them and both are annoy- Circus Grounds TWO Co PLETE AT2 cy AY vi] Sy HOUR EARLIER - ROM EVERY | VIEWPOINT THE GREATEST ein THE AGE = AND BOVE LL, ITS CLEAN GORGEOUS Fi STREE 3 11:00 AN. socks meme Seats on Sale Circns Day at Karn's Drug Store Near Post Office Same Price as at Show Grounds 7 A Drama eee - 'ed with one another, She threatens to leave. As John departs for work he tells her he is glad of it. When the door closes Mary is sorry and runs to the window to call John back. Reluctantly he returns only to find that Mary expects to have a baby. He becomes solicitousn and promises to mend: his way. He tries for two years, A little girl is added to his family, and the years following are filled with joy. One day John wins an advertising slogan contest and receives five hun« dred dollars. He brings home toys for the children and a new dress for Mary and they go to the window to call the little boy and girl who are across the: street, to come and see their surprise. As the children cross the street the little girl falls beneath the wheels of a huge truck and is crushed, The doctor is summoned, Mary and' John watch patiently, praying for the little one's life, but the child passes on. Days of 'darkness follow. The vision of the accident haunts John, He cannot concentrate on his work, fin- ally quitting 'his job in an outburst of anger. The picture is centured with thrills after thrills. Manager Osier expects that every seat will be taken on the opening night, RANSACKED THE HOUSE On Thursday evening last two men called at the home of G, A. Rorabeck, James street, Cobourg, and asked permission to use the telephone, Miss was the only person at home, and not knowing the two men, told them there: was no telephone in the house. Not satisfied with this the two men rushed into the house and started upstairs where they ransacked a desk in an upper room, Miss Rorabeck -tried to telephone, but one of the men catching 'her threw her into the parlor, They went through a desk and bureau, evidently being of the opinion that Mr. Rorabeck kept money or valuables there, but they were unsuccessful in their efforts to find anything. So far no trace of the pair has been found by the police, DATE AND NUT COOKIES Cream 1 cup sugar and scant 1-2 eup of shortening together, add 1 egg, 1:teaspoon cinnamon, pinch salt and 1-2 cup sour milk, into | which has heen added 1 teaspoon | saleratus, Then add flour enough to make a stiff enough batter to roll out, Before adding the flour and 1 cup nutmeats and either 1-2 or 1 Whole package of dates, 'Cut out and hake in a rather hot oven, Be sure to watch them carefully, To -- of Modern Mar- a SU ) hh riage That Will Sweep You talnmeint ve off your Feet NDAY M TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Follow the Crowd and ; / f A Great Drama of Every, [PERHAPS in :your own home this problem exists. The husband who starts wi beaten down in the struggle of life......., the wife the crowd. . Here is the true story of the millions of average men and women, told as only the director of "The Big Pa:- ade" could tell it. A Big Show at Don't Forget !! This Master Production Will Be Shown at the Regent Theatre on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday. : Day Life th promise of greatness........ whe tries to lift him up from Regular Prices! TT TTT TT TTT TTT TT TT TTT ITTY James Murray and Eleanor 'Boardman in "The Crowd" coming to the Regent next week, "1 ONG SHOTS AND CLOSE UPS Cora Rorabeck 4 | TS PLICKERS FROM FILMDOM: AND GOSSIP OF THE SCREEN A GENERAL REVIEW OF SCREEN ACTIVITIES _. Edward Everett Horton will produce two comedies for release by Paramount during the next season. They will be two-reclers, titled "Call Again" and "Vacation Waves." The work of Mary Nolan in "A Man's Past" and "The Foreign Legion" has been of such a pronounced dramatic character that Uni- versal has decided to make her a fcatured lead. The first picture in which she will be featured is "Come Across" by Charles W. Taylor, Martin G.' Cohen, in charge of Tiffany-Stahl's editorial 'depart- ment, is now busily engaged in editing "The Ghetto" in which George Jessel plays the leading rgle, and "Marriage of Tomorrow," a sensa- tional picture of companionate marriage, Nothing but ultra-modernist furniture and futuristic clothes are used in "Our Dancing Daughters," for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which features Joan Crawford, Dorothy Scbastian, Anita Page, Johnny Mack Brown and Nils Asther. r The adventures of a typical trout fisherman are depicted in the first portion of "Thoughts While Fishing," "Silver Shadows," Robert C, Bruce Outdoor Sketches to be released by Educational, Bebe Daniels, Paramount star, has moved into a rented house at Santa Monica for the summer. The home on the beach which she is huilding for Rerself will not be completed for two months, and from her temporary location she can keep an eye on construction, While the search for Ravenal and Magnolia goes on, the produc- tion department at Universal City is trying to secure from some actor's library or antique shop scripts of "The Minister's Bride" and "Tempest and Sunshine" which have been actually in use. They are to serve as properties in the back-stage scenes of "Show Boat." With the filming of "The Grain of Dust," "The Albany Night Boat" and "Beautiful But. Dumb," Tiffany-Stahl announce that this completes their producing schedule for 1927-28. 4 As soon as Jean Hersholt and Edward. Sloman finish with "The Girl on the Barge" they will start production of "The Braggart." This is an original screen story by Benjamin Kutler for which the continuity was written by Charles Kenyon, Polly Moran played her 57th variety of role with Lon Chaney, as the landlady in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "While the City Sleeps." She has played in almoss every Chaney picture in recent years, Boston, /Paulina arrived bere - i -- SIX. TON ELEPHANT AND HER BABY PRESENT TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM r these shores in some years. She stands six feet high, and the agents had to seek the aid of a wrecking lighter to lift her to the June 22. Mrs. Pachy-Derm, aged 50, today aboard the What's What and Who's Who in the Amusement World ---- Mystery Picture to be hown at New Martin Jean Hersholt, who co-stars with Alice Joyce in "13 Washington Square," which will open at the New Martin Theatre on Monday is often called the cleverest of all screen stars. This cleverness is not alone' con- fined to his many outstanding roles as the leading character star of the cinema but includes his unusual ability to handle the money he earns ftom his screen work, Hersholt's salary is quite large and he saves a good percentawe of it. He has invested heavily in California real estate and also in stocks and bonds. All of his property is worth a great deal more now than when he bought it, Hersholt has acquired a large block of stock on the Bank of West Hol- lywood and is a director, not only of that organization but of several other large Hollywood banking insti- tutions, If he should ever decide to retire from the screen he would find him- self in an enviable financial position. Many stars, some of whom get a larger salary than Hersholt, would figd themselves practically destitute if they should suddenly retire, The supporting cast of "13 Wash- ington Square" includes George Lewis, Helen Foster, Zasu Pitts, Helen Jerome: Eddy, Jack McDonald and Jerry Gamble. Melville Brown directed the screen version of New York's successful mystery-comedy play. . Mrs. De Peyster is about to take her son to Europe to break up his | match with Mary Morgan but her son outwits her and doesn't appear on the boat, planning to elope that night. Mrs. De Peyster sends her cousin to Europe in her place and with her maid goes to her cousin's rooming house where they are mis- taken for jewel robbers by "Dea- con" Pyecroft, a picture thief. ' The women go to their home, 13 Wash- ington Square to await the arrival of Jack. Pyecroft appears first intend- ing to rob the house, He locks the women up and then Jack and his fiancee, when they show up later, Pyecroft helps Mrs, De Peyster frus- trate the rharriage and she permits him to escape after she has been released by her maid. Finally police arrest Pyecroft as he attempts to leave, Mrs, De Peyster bids them release him andl then gives the chil- dren her blessing, COCOA TO SERVE 75 Heat 17 quarts of water until it boils. Mix 1 pound of cocoa and 4 pounds sugar and add epough hot water to make it so you can turn it into the boiling water. Let this come to a hoil, then add 5 quarts of milk, Just let this come to a boil and serve, which' BRAZILIAN WOMAN ~ WIZARD OF WIRE Miacahus With Sparks' Cir- cus is Best of Her Sex in World Dancing on a slender silver wire, Miacahua, who won for herself the title of the Brazilian Wonder, does what no other woman in the world has ever accomplished -- maintains her equilibrium without the use of pole, parsol, or any balancing me- dium other than her hahds. This re- markable performance, which set all New York talking when it was wit- nessed for four wecks as the h line act at the Hippodrome and which later was the sensation of all the European capitals, will be one of the feature displays of Sparks Circus when it exhibits in Oshawa next Wednesday afternoon and night. The sensation Miacahua created if New York was not due alone to her marvelous exhibition, which caused her to be acclaimed the greatest wos man aerialist of the age, but wad party attributed to her charming per« . sonality, which made her {amoud overnight in the most critical citys, in the world. RAILWAY TORPEDO EXPLODES' | BOY LOSES FINGERS, THUMB Chatham, June 21.--Igniting & torpedo upd by railwaymen for fog signalling, Willard, 10-year | old son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred ° Pugh, Chatham township, sus« tained injuries which necessitated | the amputation of two fingers and part of the thumb of his left, hand. The boy found the bomb while gathering sweet clover fon his pet calf in'a field skirted by, the Pere Marquette Railway. °° Our afterthe.show ™ #peciald 1 are real food triumphs, A snack or a feast here will ine variably prove the climax of a complete evening's enjoys ment." = Special Dinner Daily The aH PY ~ Capitol Cafe * Upstairs Over Cartwright's Store ... King St. E.! "Where Your City Entertains Its Guests" -- - __ ---- , holding a flashlight was NEW MARTIN THEATRE The Biggest Attraction Since Uncle Tom's Cabin -- | dis + Showing + An empty house-- © -.-.. Maid and Mistress in Europe-- Son at the Marriage License Bureau-- Two Reporters on Guard Outside--, V 2 Y i} I Starting Monday thrust from behind a curtain--the end of gn evening of ghosts--spooks e horrors--chills and I steamer, Natirar, with her trunk and other mecessities, after a trip trom Hamburg, Germiany. Paulina was accompanied by her 5-year- old baby. Paulina weighs six tons and is said to be the largest elephant ever to come to America. She is ~ bringing about more transporta- tion thar apy other wisitor to ------ dock. With that difficulty over, Paul- ina calmly awaited decision of railroad men as to how they are going to get her to the Detroit Zoo. She will not fit in a box car, and if she were sent on & flat car her back woud have to be shaved off several inches in order to get her under bridges and | thropgh tunnels. [| , . . £.2 That will chain you to your seat --you'll chuckle while the cold chills run up and down your spine--unusually entertaining. A Big Entertainment==Regular Prices! i