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T O N l G H T
VICTOR MOORE in
“THE CLOWN”
WEDNESDAY
’ The Big Blue Ribbon Feature f
"THE SUSPECT"
Including ANITA STEWART and a Big Capable
Cast.
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THURSDAY
Wm. Fox Corporation Presents HARRY HILLIARD and
the Pleasing JUNE CAPRICE in “CAPRICE OF
THE MOUNTAINS"
FRIDAY SATURDAY
Paramount Picture Film Co. The B‘geE:::eR‘bb°“
Present “THE HAVOC"
In 5 Big Reels
AN" PENNINGTON and BILLIE BURKE in
in "GLORIA’S ROMANCE"
“A Perilous
3rd Chapter:
. Love.”
"SUSIE SNOWFLAKES"
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‘WHAT HAPPENED AT :2.» TODAY glass at the lltol'a feet.
‘ When‘ What Happened It 22» is A gm of Mines absolutely with-1
Ishown on the screen at the Palace
jtheatre on Tuesday the audience will ”9' Wednmday.
ibe treated to one of the most inter-I
eating, fascinating and unusually or-i THE’REG‘NT THEATRE
.iginal photoplay documents ever film-;
‘ed. it is a mystery story_ written 1115
ithe best vein of the well known Broad- ANITA STEWART. IN “THE SUS-
Iway playwright, Paul Wilstach, and in PECT” TOMORROW
the hands of Director George lrving Anita 516“". leading woman
‘has been given a most adequate and The Suspect," the NW N he'll-19h
satisfactory staging by the Prohman Blue Ribbon M9189 “IS born
Amusement company It is released on Brooklyn. New Y.0!'k on Fcburarl
the Vlorld It‘ilm program and is bound 17th. 1895. She attended Public Sc‘hool
to make a big hit when shown in this -\0- S9 and graduated as the youngest
tity. Frances Nelson lass seen in member in her class. From there she
Human Driftwood" and Arthur Ash sent to Erasmus High School. and
icy, hero of Sealed Lips and The while there studied 1ocal music and
Struggle,‘ as well as “Tangled Fates,
will be featured in this mystery play.
Mary Gunning, mother and teacher of
, Louise Gun-hing, the operatic st or.
'DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, IN NEW Under Mrs. Gunniug’s direction Miss
TRIANGLE PLAY, CHUCKS VAN. Stewart appeared in several amaetur
‘ WINDOW_ ant success
i For many centuries the glove has
been the gage of battle. and it has s1~ter to law of
remained for Douglasl-‘air banks, star fat: tons Vitagraph director and actor.
of the new Triagle feature, ‘Reggie it is was through him that she secur-
hlixes in," to provide a new symbol. ed her first position with
His gage of battle is probably with- graph Company. For the first
PALACE THEATRE
The Coolest Spot In Town.
i am. Daily, 2:15
TODAY
TUESDAY ’
WEDNESDAY
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in
“REGGIE MIXES IN"
and
Fay Tinebar in
Eve. 7: 15 and 0
stage or in real life. w.orlt appearing as maids and in
lbanks becomes the
.the hand of a pretty Iittle cabaret able direction of her
dancer. The gang leader sends sev- who took a strong
Ieral of his henchmen to waylay hint in her professional achievements.
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and‘ ‘do him up." I
{the lead in‘ The Wood Violet."
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primitive little
. The plan works splendidly. Fair-
I banks, in the character of Reggie blob of
the show. As he turns from the door, wife.
Just around the bend in the wall. This all and returns to her native haunts,
lman la the weak llnlt la the gangsters only to be followed later by her hus-
plan. for Reggie catches him before he: band who tnily loves her. Seeming-
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quietus Then Resale starts down simplicity is lto charm, and Min Stew-
out promos-t. At the Palace Thea l '
piano under the directioin of Mrs:
gutsy-IEO FOE sonny THROUGH operas, taking small part with *brilli. “
Mr. Ralph Ince the
the Vita-
six est photoplay. ‘The Clown,
Iout parallel in history, either on the months she did little other than extra mount Picture produced by Lasky
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There is absolutely no doubt about it. We are proving it every day.
We could not afford TO INSTALL THE IRON ON TWO WEEKS TRIAL if there
was any question about the iron working as represented.
$3.50 Installs the Iron, Tubing and Stand \
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In private 1". lists Stewart is ms 5'32“ nun an“. M nus 1.1 aura—c: “WIN”
Edry tinsel oi the circus beats a genuinel
human heart and reveals a new v-aria
tion of the eternal triangle in his lat~|
a Para-1‘
i The story tells of l’lfile, the clown:
I A11 the hero of this photoplay, Fair unimportant characters. not she was in ‘ 3mg“ circus, who is ‘ great '0‘."
rival of a gang learning the rudiments of the picture“ chum-en and who when about to
Ileader in the slums of a great city for game from tho ground up, under ‘h‘v‘itenter the arena one day, sees a crip-
hrother-ln-lnlll' pied 'boy, Jackie Lelloy. fall from the
WHOM“ ““9"“ bench of the grandstand and about to
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be run over by one of the chariots.
Her first part of any Importance “'33; Piffle throws himself over the child’s
a so“Iprostrate form. Jackie is unhurt. but
lid? “110 “'“phe clown is seriously injured. The
Iton sees the little dancer home after brought to 3"9' York I! A ““11 man “I father of the boy. Judge heitoy. takes
She soon tires of the "It"? mm to his home. much to the child's
he is attacked by the man atationed:of society and the artificiality of It delight. and places him under . doc
tor'l care.
I While convalescent the clown falls
in love with Millicent, the Judge's
can do only dame. and dull him hill ly this Is a nimble story, m “5 V9" daughter who ll very much infatuated
with a young club man. Dick Ordway
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Formerly known an Bridgeport Stunt Dyeing ‘ Meaning 6o.
Silk Dresses Gloves. Blankets and Loco Wm Cleaned.‘
H LYNGE' Prop, 83 State a. Bridgeport"
Telephone £785.
er. a coarse youth of the mountains.
A stepmother is jealous of Csprioe and
makes life miserable for her. Caprice
runs away from home.
0n the road she meets a gay auto-
mobile party, among whom is Jackl
Edmond: (Harry 8 Hilliard), grand.
son of a venerable artist who lives ‘Ey file‘l Mill’flfimér‘m
Nivelle,
tFrtench krona at Verdun. can:
near Caprioe'a home
Jack gives the girl a bundle and
asks her to deliver it to his grand-I
father with a message. Mr. Edmond:
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In an army order' 1n which
commented to his troops
commander of mi
“hub to the heroic stand
oitbe army before Verdun. W
William A. Brady preset-Ito
1: Frances Nelson and Arthur Ashley
in a splendid portrayal of a problem
you may some day face, entitled
“What Happened
“LOVE' S GETAWAY"
THURSDAY
Violet Monet-nu in
“BROKEN FETTERS"
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FRIDAY
Bessie .Barrlaeale in
dexterity for which Fairbanks is in-
Another fellow is just thrust-
the barrel of a revolver between
V' llhe banlaiera. and he, too, Is overcome
:nnd disposed of.
Several oi ’lll Stewart's moat re-I
.There he dispatches with the awlftlcem Noun. Ineluds The Goddess,"
and Four Thirteen." Miss Stewart
enjoys the distinction of having np-i
neared at tho Vitagraplt Theatre more
‘llmt‘h and Ir more pictures than any
stairs, looking for more. He Is nOIiart made the greatest lmpresplon in Their lovs gains the better of their
disappointed. for a couple of than at- :hor entire career in this part.
tack him before he is half way down
judgment and Dick being ~,broke goes
Into Death Valley In search oi a cop-
per mine. filled with the hope of malt-
‘The Juggernaut." ‘The Million Bld' ling a fortune, thereby overcoming the
Judge's opposition and being able to
marry Millicent.
the iriend
While in the desert
dies of thirst. while
Dick is found by a prospector and re
tells Caprice a fairy story which opens
her eyes to the beauties of the moun- i
talus around her own home and In-
duces her to return to her “then
house.
Jack goes to his grandfather's moun-
tain home for a hunting trip. Tim, thei
coarse mountaineer endeavors to]
force his attentions upon Caprice. aid ‘
ed and abetted 'by her stepmother:
allied ole-give already has M
brilliant progress, and the 0m
man are not gaining at Verdun
“But our work' to not 5.1.5.1..
No Frenchman has a right to
moment's rest while the one
remains on the soil of From -
and Alone- and Lorraine- To el-
able the Allies‘ offensive to d!-
'velop freely and culminate in I
“SORROWS OF LOVE"
and
DOugIaa Fairbanks in
at: 22”
and other interesting subjects.
“THE Mysvenv or THE LEAP-
mo FISH”
SATURDAY
, in “OUT OF THE DRIFTS."
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As he emcrgel from the door, how-
let-or, he u trailed by a fifth man wtth'.
a gun. lie hurries quickly around the. CIRCUS CLOWN RESCUES GIRL.
building and swings himself up over .__—-
Afi hill WISH?" EDWIN. . Heroic Acts 0' Porformor Admirable
Story Dooldodly Unique.
Moore Visuallau Fact That
la window.
the drops upon him and boats him up
without difficulty. This last man Is,
the real messenger who has been sent 1
to kill Reggie. Reggie knowI why the;
attempt has been made upon his llf0.
[and that this limp body It the tool of,
his rival '
lie is de/termlnod to 1111011 that ri1 at
1.. that he defies ltlm. So. dragging the
Tonight.
Harry J. Miller to Fred A. Glorchinl.
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Victor
Victor Moore. the Inimitable wizard: 1,..ltuatir'1
0‘ ””9”“ humor h surrounded by a -great that he offers her the protec-
story showing that beneath the law I
vived. later being Induced to finance
the mine which thc prospector had
found.
The newspapers announCe that Dick
than died In the desert. and Millicent
u-Ihorror -srtuck with the thought oi their
secret being revealed. attempt-.1 to
“"m "n ml °l the Circus 6"" I‘drown herself In the lake near their
‘ sdy vaoii’cgauurt of one Can home.
Beat and Bring Real Happlneaa Into
the Worldv At The Regent Theatre
Plifle aces her and without arousing
the household, recucs the girl. she
iconfeaalng to him the tragedy of her
The lote of the clown is 1-0
tion of his name. asking nothing in
return. They are married, to the dis.
satisfaction of her father.
lipon Dick's return to his horni lie
learns of lllillicont'a marriage, and
again retires into the background, to
work the copper mine. A few years
later they meet. but she say.- she can
not reply Plifle for r' sacrifice and
devotion. and will ro leave him Pliile
owrhearirtg 1hr ' story, and knowing
that he never won Millicmt'a love, de-
cides to alve her up quietIY.
z topso P. M.6 to 7:30 P. M.
NO CHARGE
Grace Bros. Orchestra
Free—All This Week—Free
AERIAL MAGINLEYS t
Sensational Teeth Whirling
Aerial Act
Afternoon ‘and Evening
FIREWORTS TONIGHT
Douglas Fairbanlgiand wins. lt-me‘
l" TM ""1 0" 9 '
“twin."
‘At The Palace, Wednesday
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Reports resolved In Norwhlk‘, last
night. on» that on condition-of Do~
Dancing. in. the Casino For lin avenue. Adams. Deed, .
. Guests Only Every Day Ernest 11, Tilly to Louis Gall and i
. Except Sunday wife. lot. Bell avenue. War. I .
:and wife and Aurelius v. Heath and' 3
George E. Allen to Annie L. Beat-
War, I
Heath
ty. lot on Scott street.
Frank Joseph to Andrew V.
wife_ 22 acres in Winnlpault. War.
Frank Joseph to Arthur J. Joseph
and wife lot and building. Glo1er ate-Z .
ntte. \\ ar, ' '
Edward Lycett to John Polesack‘
and wife. 4 acres, Pillow street. War.
WANT AVIATORS FOR THE ARMY.
NEW YORK, July 18.——As the result
of the mobilization of the National
Victor Moore in “The Clown." at B: Regent, Tonight.
He gives his wife to Dick and re-
turns to his own people. Back again
his true work, that of bringing Joy to
the hearts of little children
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AT THE REGENT THURSDAY.
Brief Summary of New Fox Fllm.
The feature films. 'Caprice of the
Fox. tells the following story:
Caprice Talbert, a wlnaomo maiden
In the role of the clown, he takes up,
Mountains " as produced by William}
Parental pressure is brought to heart
and Caprice is about to be forced into
a marriage with Tim. In the mean-
time ahe has met Jack, whom she con-
siders a “fairy prince." ye night of
the wedding arrives and Caprice again
runs away from home. Jack follows
overtakes her and
marry. But Caprice, unaccustomed
to the ways of society, causes Jack
great embarrassment and he resumes
the fact life he led before meeting
her. He gradually goes to ruin. Cap-
rice leavrs him and returns to her old
home in 11‘." mountains. Jack again
renouncea his life of dissipation. turns
over a new leaf. rejoins his young wife
In the mountains and Is Introduced to
his son and heir.
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MANSFIELD WOULD TRY AGAIN.
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BOSTON. July 18.—-F'rederick W.
Mansfield. former state treasurer. to
day anonunced his candidacy If! the
Democratic nomination for Governor.
lir. Mansfield was nominated for Goy-
ennor by the Democratic convention in
1910, but withdrew in favor of Etthne
N. Foss. who was elected.
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PORT CHESTER PHYSICIAN DEAD.
PORT CHESTER N Y., July 18.—
Dr. T. C Elmendorf aged 62 a prac-
titioner here for it years. died today.
from cerebral hemorrhage He was
Igraduated from the homeopathic col-
lives with her rather a mountaineer. legs In New York. His wife survives.
Guard along the Mexican border New ..
York has become the aviation center
of the codrltry. Militia officers from a
number of states have been ordered
here by the War Department for int!-
pection of physical examination to de-
termine their fitness for the aeronau-
tical service of the army.
Many civilian aviators who have of-
fered their services to the Government
also have been ordered here. As soon
as heroplines are available these vol-
unteers will be giving flying practice.
The only militia aviation organiza-
tion that has aeroplanes now is the
First Aero Company New York Na-
tional Guard which was mustered In
last Thursday,
PORTLAND TROLLEY STRIKE
_.ENDS
PORTLAND, lie, July 18 -—Streot
car service in this city was resumed
today. after being interrupted since
Wednesday lost by a strike of ammo!-
es of the Combs and County Power
s-nd Light Company for tho rein-tats-
moat i1 eight men discharged hytho
company and for recognition of the 1111-
Inn. The wags question was not' a.
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AERIAL MAQINLIYS AT ROTON POINT.
Ian-gar Novlle ”lay has soured. .fln‘m m and fro while holding
another locational act for the patronsI “0' a
they eventually .
'At a conference of rep —-
lrapid decisive victory. we
ontinue to withstand the Inn
aaulta of our implacable enemlfi
who. notwithstanding the sled.
lice of 500,000 men. which VI!!-
dun already, cost them, still ellflfit
to their main hopes.
“Not satisfied with ,
soldiers of the Second Army, ~
will constantly harrass the
ceraary so as to hold before vofi;
by ceaseless menace. the ,
eat possible part of the on .
forces until the approaching h
of the gown] offensive. '
Organized labor of England.
responded today to the go“
ment’s appeal to' postpone
August holiday: so that tho-
iah oifermive may be carried
with no shortage of unusual--
tivea of trades unions it waa‘
cider] unanimously, to reco - -
that the governmet’s sugg .
be adopted.
Subtmtial progress by l .
British on a front of 1,000 . .
north of Chillers was announ
today by the British War ‘ '1
President Poincare, accou
ied General Pierre ' ’
Minister of War. has spent?
last two days in visits to
Home and Somme from.
trip included a brief stop at V
dun and a meeting on the
front with Generals Jolfre, F
and Fayollo-
In the course of the trip
dent Poimcre inspected
former German lines and
of the ground scarred by.
traces of the recent battles
bombardmenta. Belorelea
he heartily congratulaied
trcops and their command
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SOUTH NORWALK,
FRIDAY, jULY 21‘
Downtown Ticket Officql
Norwalk Chronicler