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A EI a ro FILLE A NN RE THE ONTARIO REFORMER, THURSDAY. D mt -------- EC. 28, 1922 AT THE GRAND forged REGENT THEATRE I -- Big Programme Starts 'One of the higgest and most at- tractive bills ever presented in the Regent Theatre begins#at this beau- tiful playhouse this evening. The management has selected as the! chief film presentation beautiful and charming Agnes Ayres, supported by well known screen stars in a story masterpiece straight from the pen called "The Lane That Had No Turn- | of Alexandre Dumas, and a charae ings' It is said that Miss Ayres in| 'er played as only William Farnum this picture is called upon to enact | :ould play it. "A Stage Roman ec" one of the most emotional roles ever produced by William Fox, will or assigned to a screen actress. at the Grand To Friday, an Throughout the story the star plays Dee, 28 the part of a woman who surrenders her own opportunity for fame and fortume to aid her husband, As the feature attraction is so in- ----tepfe in its dramatic appeal, the management of the Regent has con- tracted, to offset to some extent the extreme tension of the spectator watching the film, a real earnival of merriment, and on the same bill will present the laugh provoking Larry Semon in his newes and greatest vib-tickler "The Agent." 8 com edy cost in excess ol $50,000 to make, and contains hundred ol beautiful girls, superb settings and lavish sensational costumes, Not content attractions an Tonight, A decoy note, with tavern." A kidnapping man whose bearing suggested breesd- | ing, atmosphere of a royal court, mixin; his knuckles with the face of a pro lessional prizefighter! Here's i 0. 1 saturady, the and room of Into the dressing Koefeld great actor came Count his friepd, the Prince of Wales, lady's fan lay on the table, Count recognized it as his wife's that moment she was slipping away through a secret door soon came a denunciation from the electrified an audience curtain to be dropped it was all about At stage il and © caused the You must ce what NEW VAUDEVILLE AT MARTIN INE popular vaude ayed here will irtin to-night, Saturday. Billy Nicliol! will hring some head-line att This is an Most that have pl the New Two of the ville he on Priday and colored comedian new jokes and the tion are Till's Mankins. 4 English act and played here a couple of years when it had a splendid re- ception. There are several ingenion nechaniecal toys, Punch and Judy ind sev ini By mechanical mean are to play sgev- ral laughable and the «¢ i the t k big acts of these two extra added form entertainment will be offered for th lust three days of this week in' the form of a high-class vaudeville team, something out of the ordinary, one of the highest priced acts to ap- pear in Oshawa this season will be Stoddard and Brown, eccentric com edians in their big musical revue, with al ud nal . made cenes prove ? t THE EFERVE D one a great All ye lovers o good rig of the Nev and grab Tearle in Selznic this Iren wil agd Man nees a hil special est day afternoon. ing ture king and for CROWDS NEW MARTIN it is CAPACITY of th rough-nocl Tearie. But nt who carries a: { arrow who fir y nds r'e the mat for t step up and meet Cupid! REGENT Oshawa's Theatre Beautiful AGNES AYRES Supported By Mahlon Hamilton > New Martin photo play Where Is ight", has houses, Theatre this the favorites Wonderi attract At the k the old story Boy Tc capacity i, ttl WH and | wes of My heen tol | Boys, STARTS TO-NIGHT Frank Campeau Theodore Kosloff In Sir Gilbert Parker's Great Novel "The Lane That Had No Turning" WHERE DID IT LEAD? A story that shows what a young wife did for a husband who needed her sacrifice! I il | il. FATA EATREA Stoddard Larry and Semon In itis Brown Carpival present their Big original of Mors mat i 2 Musical Revue" "The A "Sherlock Holmes" Regent Newsetie Regent Orchestra Agent" lemme name of the world's greatest" actor, lured a wealthy young girl to a low | gang--and & | | Mr. the ! Detroit, | Mr, | | | and Mrs. {John at | Orono, Nowe of Nearby Places | | | New Years. | Greta Denson, Bowmanville and Mr. refinement and the perfumed | Mr. Bronchitis. H Ww. land 1 ( family *Sth. duck for A! Tyrone, with Mr, and Mrs, G. F, An-| Foi Miss Lyla Osborne, Toronto, | with her mother, Mrs. Eli Oghorne; Mr, Frank Walter, Toronto, at home: | | Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Minto, Clark- | { son, with Mr. and Mrs, Muir; Mr. | [ Harry Robson, Oshawa, at Mr. and | | Mrs, E. H. Anderson's, We are sorry | to report Mr. Glenn Pickell is un | der the doctor's care, A speedy re- | | covery is hoped for, | Miss Lillian Hillier spent the holi- days at her home in Cobourg. Mr. Frank Walter is working in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, William | Nidiols and family spent Christmas | with Solina friends, "owh-| 5.5. No. 4, held concert on I'riday A splendid concert was provided by the | children under the direction of their teacher, Miss Lillian Hillier, Mr. 11 | ) ENFIELD Christmas is over and next comes Christmas visitor's were: -- Mr. Elmo and Miss irene Ashton, | M. Denson, and Miss Dorothy Toronto and Mr. Will Ashton, at Mr. F. T. Ashton's and Ormiston's. Ormiston Davis, Geo. Mr. Everett Miss | and' and Mrs, John Ormiston, Oshawa, at W. J. Ormiston's, We are glad*to hear that Mr. Orm ston is improving from an attack ol their Christmas Branton, evening last, A Mr. and Mrs, Cecil awa, at Mr. S Pages. Mr, and Mrs. Chas, amily, Mr. White, Mr, Pascoe, and babe, Brooklin, Mr Mrs. H. L. Pascoe, Miss Cros Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott, Taunton, | W. Scott and Mr, and Mr Alerander and fumily, Oshawa, Mr.-L. C. Pascoe's Mr. and Mrs, John Hepburn spent 'hristmas at Columbu Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'hristmas at Solina Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Ormi imily spent Christmas al Mr. and Russell pent Christmas at Orono Mr, and Mrs. Charl simpson spent via Simpson Mr, and Mrs ntly visited Mr. Frank hooting mateh Come and New and spent Colloueh's. We all wish the Re nd prosperous New EBENEZER isitor Mackey and and"Mrs, I. Oshorne acted as chairman for (hy occasion Proceeds amounted nearly $20.00 Several Ehenczer people the concert at the Base Lin on Thursday evening last At time of writing Mr, Ira Trail is not enjoying his usual good health Mi Annie Parsons visited with nds in Port Hope recent! Mr. John Broek and | moved into a farm north of Courtice, All are very pleased to h that | and Orville Grills is improving | Lot cent illne Mir A. a with Mr. Russe Bragg who met v h dent last Mr with T | fra nan, ned school alte 1 Gilbert spent ston and frie Whitby Ormiston imily have Mrs. oy Christmas a Wer 1 On 3 ey ; the n-law anvill Clarence Niddery re at Pq Perry Gilbert havin Thursday your of Bow: an unfortunut Da Or on get Year Mrs, Will Christm at | A frend | Courtice | My K ronto KOO anu ted nO bive MeCollon 1 Mr. John Mr ull attended 1) in Rundle, Sunday attended Maple Gy Mr Con Mr. hom Many Tucker Wedng } nvilk Toronto Nakt weir m 0 V Walter over Ebenezerite ile a Ic former a h Year pp the Bros, S t day last Frank hristmas v He rh rt Rundle Har St 2 nfound wi 1 Jo! ome bh nel and carload Mr. and William Foun Mr. John Found Rundle, Toronto, at Mrs. Arthur Anni \., lin is, vr Mr The k An 1% installed ghting stem building Mr iough Abarnethy | ! from Mr a farm [ CYOryone I'force™ | centre Grand Theatre "Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 28-29-30 William Fox presents William Farnum in "A Stage Romance" A Cirens Boy developed ino A Great Actor who had as a friend The Prince of Wales, Through a misunderstanding be denounced him as 4 De- bauchee. The mixup was over 8 Woman, but when The Cloud Lifted it was found that there was still Some happiness loft in the World A production delightful picture. arly fine--(NX.Y. Morning Telegraph) -- "Try and Get ®t" "An Exceptionally Fine Programame-- (A Critic) authentie is partieuls A beautiful and William Farnum tre-goers, Conway Cora Todd is home from the Referee and is ¢ the ring dition to tl isitine he par 101 father, of Ottawa atin Pict tur ire of vd 0-1 dri ProYe carload of wood Titl"s Ma colored some Nicholls a bring out ne SPINNING TOP UPRIGHT WHY BOYS AND GIRLS! oy LOR vhirled = tied must 1 and pull' a TUT ps Ti Ever ving 1 Way trifug: om Everyone who has ever string to which have noticed the the stone tried to part of a spinning fly away in exaecth This way ca --the and 1 stone ake fanny with antics TILL S MANKINS a, d the 10 is tenden vaudeville It will and One of acts we have As each particle specially interest boys equal pull, no: 4 | the balance of nd we get a balance th fore . so long he ha the p, t hia of ny of girl and so g d BILLY NICHOLS The Blac Comedian as i that i counts funny ract ii . whieh to con ol tou » jtee only point | earth. { When | centrifugal comes into |i top fall actually "THE REFEREE" lows dow: filling Dosing picture re laxs the top force un " "Hurricane Hutch over pI} he coun ip Against Advertiser salary ste i London YOUN man with girl with in this festive $50 1a season NEW MARTIN " a out of luck | } thie his Perey storing part of household Kent's h Mr. garage t Mr. Beadle da dd hi king at | | { he ~ is wou i Tues 3 effec I ' Ivan it hee moving rm purchased on a old house implements over to farm Of that wer here ney i water 1 | retary Fraser as Captain, { Rev, comprehens re vl THORNTON'S CORNERS id I'l mas that | the ont, hefore Not difi ull ence, if nd wood runs difficulty stock Day of gett al no ily re 50 Jones, M spent the holidays this week at m M ll mas 1 ves', pent the d : silver an ster, and family d Dr. NY. M Oshawa i community Scott have here and ot J home lengthy ur teachers Mi 0 Leta Pascoe spared no pains in trai ing the children as was well oh- preached algerved. Santa Claus made a short sermon | visit and added much to the festal evBning., Mr. and Mrs, Gn. H amily spent Christmas friends, in Oshawa, The Langmaid sincere sympathy bereavement. Mr. 1, ing passed away at a He will much: missed here. treasurer and Mr. Kenneth Wickett Christmas T ™ w. on Sunday. | Robinson and day with family have our in their recent lLangmaid hay- ripe old age around bright weather for Christ- as very much enjoyed by quite willing to agre: Lofthouse, of Toronto. her fine Day w Ve are i Lena ) he here r. and Mrs, Chas. Elliott Cobourg visited over Christ- the latter's wvarents, Mr, Mrs. J. Elliott. Chas, M. French of visited with Mr, F week. r. Ged oliday [ f | | amd of with THERE man the WERE struck petro? tar empty. patted 10 see REASONS h to of his mot- wasn't mat son | A | wh ther or « a Brooklyn, E. French an head Wheth affectionate, It . A man speeded up 10 see 1 to ti tl wa spendin in Torou- is | Lofthouse | th with friends | | hristmas Tree and Concert | he could beat the tra last Frida; fing He couldn't 1. grand success and man touched a t > | { | | | evi much wire It tising money A ley A see was yed by both young and old. The | see whether it was charged Was. programme given by the man cut out his ad; le was very good and the whether he could save 18 peo] s Doris Palmer and Miss | He didn't. hering on Christ- from and Annis Brent A.W entertain Mr. family and Cheiats Ib Cheneazer and i Miss Mrs. Mgnday. T. Hoar, Aldin Mrs rtainne Friday Mr. A. Mas and spent : Hil ove Ww. ee on nded. ren- recita- by ram was drills and choruses choo! very ribut- tree, de- Will Thompson made 2 Clau 11 and dis ladened ng men were r gifts. Mr Some of ghted with for i DOYS tan orzanized for he i haved i chosen as sq Wi or "Cold in the Head Nasal Catarrh colds in the use of HALLS 11 build up the and reader itiack of joet to fre find tha NC IN: S the Bloo © will Repeated at- lead to to colds. Catarrh may | Chroni an A FARRE MEDICINE is TO-NIGHT FRIDAY - SATURDAY of Yaudeviile Sat. Matinee 2.30 Home The Selzn Features Preseat CONWAY TEARLE In the Famous Red Bock Story "THE REFEREE" A Thrilling Story of the Prize Ring! "HURRICANE HUTCH" Another Thrilling Episode SELECTED COMEDY audeville THE FAMOUS ENGLISH ACT TILL'S MANKINS Wondaful Mechanical Figures Perform. anine Laugh Provoker thvse This is a ges See BILLY NICHOLLS Black Face Comedian Singing USUAL PRICES =A RS ES NRE rN HAL | taken i acts through the Blood on t Mucous irfaces of the ys, tem, thus reducing the inflammation and res storing normal conditions. All Druggist Circulars free. eT and re Stores Lid. 36 King W. and 530 Simcoe S. OSHAWA of "The Largest Retail Grocers in Canada | Sweet and Juicy Navel [Oranges . +... 42 to 63c doz. gge assortment Candies ed Candies (choice) fi Mince Meat .... Wirvifl's Jelly Powders ded Raisins ; less Raisins ....... : g Figs 3 pkg. 25¢ 2 Ib. 35c rh a 10¢ Ib. i ininnine 14%e, 19¢ and 25c¢ Ib. amel Dates . . 9¢ pkg fring Sugar BEST GRANULATED 10 Ib. 85¢c -- SUGAR -- $8.40 Cwt. Kmas Cake . is . + 39c Ib. Fresh Currants 23c Ib. ¥. 3. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Flat Rib Boil . . 10¢-12¢ Roll Pot Roast .... 15¢ Shoulder + Round Roast 15¢-16¢ Blade Roast ...... 18¢ Family Sausage, 2 Ib. 25¢ Order the PHONE 195 EF. Cawker 10c 15¢c Sauerkraut .. ...... Chopped Suet Pork Sausage ..... 20c Mincemeat .. 2 Ib. 35: Dripping ......... 10c Shoulder Pork Joint 18¢c Shoulder Pork Chop 23¢ Edge .o.cviss.. i before for early morning delivery. 46 SIMCOE N. --