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THE MOUNTAINS"
THURSDAY
Wm. Fox Corporation Presents HARRY HILLIARD and i t
the I’ieasmg jUNE CAPRICE in
PHONE
NONALK
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TONIGHT
The Big Blue Ribbon Feature
.. THE: SUSPECT”
Including ANITA STEWART and a Big Capable
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“CAPRICE OF
«0“ 5" Iowan him. You, vodlyhe o'er»
thlpothogroand Mam mm
walkson. ‘
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II 0.0. PHOTON—AV
Edda is rich in typical loonlithl;
piece of renown that/interest the
public in all sections of the country.
When San Pnnciaoo'a Chinatown was
as: one IARRISCALE war
"ILEW HERSELF” roa wlo
.‘ ‘ New York's Chinatown became the
1 Bessie Barriscaie web; a puck wig most unique and individual settlement
in “The Sorrows of I‘ve," Triangle. of t‘elestials outside of China. Blue-
lnie feature in which she 75 Starrgidhbird Photopioyt have gone to this in-
lteresting spot
and in which William Desmond plays.
scenes to embellish the thrilling pic-
jthe chief supporting role. Miss Bari-iv
iuaie admits it frankly, anj with...“ lure-dram “Broken Fetters." to be
jfetir of reproach. in fact she 'l‘lmif: ;~ exhibited at the Palace Theatre, on
yiith confidence, at confldori gamej Thursday, with piquant Violet Merser-
[from the fact that her greahi rut" eau impersonating an American girl.
on the speaking stag.) “AL-Ye reared in China. and so much like a
{at 'rd in playg in which 3L9 placed native [hill she is able [0 be passed on
it‘ll? part of a dark skinned nl‘didtil and as genuine by the (‘hinaman who
:wore correspondingly dark hair—“Thefbrought her, in slavery ,to America
IRose of the Rancho," and "The Bird’and held her for a high price in his
Iof Paradise.” I
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destroyed in thé memorable disaster ;
to make authentic”
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[notorious den. How this girl was res:
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~o-s.
IS IT TH
from the board to the stove? Do you know how much it costs
did it would surprise you.
it worth of gas does a 1-2 hours' work.
PROVE IT AT OUR EXPENSE.
Why Do You I‘oei
All tired Out Alter
Your Day’s lroning2
E RED HOI‘ KITCHEN or the walking back and forth. hack and forth.
This New Gas Iron is positively the cheapest method of ironing on the marlin: today-—
FRIDAY SATURDAY
Paramount Picture Film Co. The Big Blue Ribbon
Feature
9mm “THE HAVOC”
In 5 Big Reels
and BILLIE BURKE in
"GLORIA’S ROMANCE"
3rd Chapter: “A Perilous
Love."
Ann Pennington
/ in
“SusieSnowliakes”
MONDAY, July a4—MME. PETROVA in “THE ETER-
NAL QUESTION." '
WEDNESDAY. July 25—wm. GILLETE in “SHER-
LOCK Homes."
or.“
PALACE
The Coolest Spot in Town.
I Mat. Dolly, 2:15
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WEDNESDAY
Triangle rilt'n Corp. Offers
The nrillisnt'atsr '
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
1-
THU RBDAY
Violet Momma in
'uanoacn reverie"
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vv'vvvv'V
FRIDAY
Beasts flrrimla in
“SORROWS OF LOVE"
and
Douglas Fairbanks in
Reggie Mixes In}
‘ A live act comedy drama of unusual
A
TMTER
Eva. 7:15 and 9 ’:
“THE MYSTERY OF THE LEAP-
? in the “Sorrows of Love," Miss Bar-l
:riscalc found it necessary to use a
illluCIl finer wig than that which she
“wore in her stage plays. The intimacy,
iot the motion picture closeup made it
tnecessary. Therefore she selected [Ilt‘
pineal wig money could buy. So perv
ilcct was the wig fitted to her he"t‘ thatl
even some of the players at thc studio
3 lens deceived, and for a mom»: be
tiered the star had dyed her iii—i: for
tht- picture
"Sozrows of Love” will show. at it..-
l’n'uce, Friday.
sstATiomtl. sense in soon
PHOTOPLAY_
America II rich in typical localtles,
places of renown that interest the pub-
lic in all sections of the country. Whenl
San Francisco's Chinatown was ties-l
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troyed in the memorable disaster New'
York's Chinatown bee-mu inosti
ulque ad indiVldual lettl in r cal-f
: estlals outside of China. Bluebird
Photopliiys have gone to this interest-
ing. spot to make authentic scenes to
embellish the thrilling plcture—dramai
“Broken Fettors," to be exhibited at
the Palace theatre on Thursday with!
piquant iVolet Morsereau impersonal-i
ing an American girl. reared in China.
and so much like a native that she is,
able to be passed off as genuine by‘.
the Chlnaman who brought her. in'
slavery. to America and held her for
a high price in his notorious den. How j
iCome. Boys and Girls.
;f'.lle.
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merit t; .
I130 : ING FISH"
_. Fly Tincher t;
in a screaming two act comedy" SATURDAY
'entltied : Paramount Pictures Corp. offers
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6‘ 9 n ‘ MI uorito Clark In
Love s Getaway ti "—
it “OUT OF THE DRIFTS"
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REGIS CONFECTIONERY STOCK
SOLD.
Charles Sweet, of New York city,
‘land George Kiesler, of this city. «yes-
lterdny purchased the stock of the Re-
‘gls Confectionery and will reopen the
lplace today as it first-class ice cream
“ind candy store. Mr. Sweet has been
Erminager of the Regis store for some
‘time and, during his stay in this city,
he has made A host of friends. Mr.
lKieslcr is an experienced man in the
isodn business. be having been employ-
ed in the Clifford Pharmacy for a
Inumbcr of years. during which time he
ROTON POINT
PARK
SPEIIIAI. IIIIIIIKEII
IIIIIEI 75 SEITS
Served Daily
From in to 8 P M.
Dancing in the Casino For
.‘ Guests Only Every Day
Except S I y be very glad to wish him luck in his
2 to 4:30 P. M. 6 to 7:30 P. M. new undertaking. The stock of thc
latore was offered nt’publlc auction
NO CHARGE '
iyesterdny, by Auctioneer William
:Guthrie, and when it was evident that
.the goods were not bringing the de-
paired amount of money, Attorney Jesse
T. Dunbar ordered that all of the con;
tents of theretore should be sold at
,once.
Grace Bros. Orchestra
Free—All This Week—Free
AERIAL MAGIND'EYS
Sensational Teeth'Whirling
‘ Aerial Act
Afternoon and '_'Evening
very reasonable figure.
PALACE THEATRE.
FAIRBANKS A HERO,
EVEN TO HIS VALET
Dumas fits once remarked of Guy do
Maupassant. the celebrated 0. Henry
of Paris, that he was a hero even to
his valet, and thereby created an im-
3mortal phrase. Triangle hasn't much to
Erayabout this, beyond remarking that
E‘Dumns should have seen Douglas Fair-
.il‘anks in its
l"Reggie Mixes In."
i in this play, Fairbanks.’who already
‘lsahero to twothirds of America with
‘the other third on the way, plays a
.character wealthy enough to support
valet, played by Joseph Singleton, he
is a hero. But thé‘ circumstance lends
a new complexion to the casual remark
' of Dumas. \
To begin with, Fairbanks known his
valet by the affectionate nlcltnsine of
f'old pickle face." He kicks him down-
; stairs with a bundle of grips; he
. mocks him when he weeps: he tor-
inents‘blm when thopoor old fellow
E falis‘ aéloep‘ on strenuous—«luv; . he
tinnitus him dress like a gangster to ac.
mpanyhimdoyntntothoslnms; he
teaches.“ toohow tobacco; he fits
inlado a number of friends, who will“
Mr. Sweet did the bidding for
this firm, and bought the stock at a
latest feature release.
a valet in addition to himself. To this .
5; this girl was rescued by an American:
. artist who had secured her services
as a model. is related in ,1» series of
. thrilling incidents that constitute a
gripping photoplay of an unusual type.
cued by an American artist who had‘
secured her services as a model. is
relatid in a series of thrilling inci-
dents that constitute a gripping pho-1
ioplay of an unusual type.
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THE REGENT THEATRE.
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW.
little beauty without expertJ
! Iir.l I‘)
‘cnte.
; “See that you find tor me a natural,
‘1 metal, pretty girl without ntfecta-
Meet . New tions or mannerisms: a girl who is:
"Film Star. wicsome. happy. who lives with her»
Movie fans of America: Meet little patents or ls of! studying somewhere
Miss Juue Caprice. seventeen years in' a girls’ school. When you think
ola, who within one year in all the'iou have found the most remarubl:
with word of the movies. jgiri you ever saw bringh or to me. We:
William Fox has discovered thiuewlwill give a long and “00“.“? 105‘ {Ola
l‘ouns beauty with the laughingct-illu"e theory that prevails ‘hmu‘homlrt'search on the part of Drew and
‘Amerlca that youth. beauty ““1 m°°' [be head technical director of)!!!
|incited by good plus. cu m“ ' smirtuv‘ics
eyes and the sunnieet smile ever
fill: ed, has “tested" her carefully be
fort the camera. and has deliberately Icf tie first magnitude out on girl ofi
told this little beauty that he wilanont the public has never heard."
has ever been made before in the flim‘swered all of these descriptions.
wcrld. iler home is in Boston: she was
Ail over the United States there are’ll'mt in Arlington She is young.besu
hill dreds of thousands of beautitul tlful. has the beauty and loveliness of
riris who, if they had a chance. would the Mary Pickford who first attuned
“niake g " on the screen. You hear‘scroen attention throughout the world,
ppm-ing persons saying almost everyt-md has boo nmistaken for Miss Pick
day that any pretty girl could mgkg‘fuld wherever she went 'Iu her native
soc-t in picture» if only she were given . Bostonian habitat!
i'm opportunity. Luring the world's series basebel‘
Tlere have bee rlmany occasionsgamcs In Boston, June Caprice at;-
when William Fox believed this to be'ltetlfcd If the game in place of Mm
So he determinrd to see just Pickford and as Miss Pickford, and
how this wouid work out. {was wildly cheertd by 30,000 film,
Mr. l‘ox.comnlissioned six repre- was photographed for the newspaper;
stutttives to go forth into the big, and interviewed by the reporters of 't
ltrulid highways of American life and score of cities without one of them
tind hint the most typical, smiling, cier .llsmrtmg that he was not villi
in: Itl‘iIIO real Little Mary of illrulnd.
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a Mom 12:. we: it
Hero is a girl of whom you have
l iwith the earthen litmus in the till.
nthle her more famous than any girl: June Caprice la.tha,girl who “'gferentr v“. The 5mm and
‘gaudy blankets which are usable
life in which they play their part as
‘are the'dinner arrangements before
{the Nihilist's return.
wear correspond exactly with the
laurroundings. The women wear lion: m m night o'clock. 5,:
chiefs about their heads and very-[lam who stated the
wide skirts which are flowered in
many colors while the men are seen
with full
coarse material worn by the pear
.ilts.
“Tilt United Electric highland Water Co. *
67 WALL sgt
Steam Dying 8i
—BRlDoE:porrr—
Formerly known as Bridgeport lanai- Dyeing A cleaning 60.:
Silk Dresses, Gloves, llankota and Laos curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop. ll atnu at. bumpers
Telephone 0785.
The interior of the house is the to!
ult of a great deal of study and‘
it shows the large oven of clay
hesc scenes are also typical of the
The costumes which tho-players
knickerbokrrs of the
The hats are tight‘nttlng tur-
slonera M Rubin. .
Bron”. and J‘s-ed” oriok, Hal .
District Collin
Second
Stephan notch and Hm'l.
first dials-let (llrnirliissioriora.f ,
1. Johns. John lilne and Ed
todoxonriroling? Iiyou
liEEr
Cleaning Co.
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It.
now-was sanctum,
the mug togetherof th’fl ,
min-tonal The mayor said '
call lid been made by
gard to the settlement
referred to the mayor.
toe of the Third District, who had
letter? 2
of the matter.
by the Wk
bnn affairs made of fur and contain-
ing. carelaps to protect the authors
against the bitter weather. The coats
are long and somewhat on the style
if the Norfolk incliet of today.
There is no inconsistency in the
been motion!“ to act accordingly. by 4
the all". 01 the Third District b ‘
their reunt meeting. The plan I!
general proposed to the mayor Wt
that when the new Second District
plant is hilt. it should be built largo
enough to supply power for the Third 4.:
District. layer Hal-strain then all
10-0
v o to .
June Capricl e in “Caprice
At the R agent.
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Mountains,”
incver heard before.
I You will now have the chum-tun ty
til: sec ”.0 first public lpp'\':lt-«" ir‘.
lite , hoto-Jrnma "Caprice of in» Mouth
tilts," ill which she is starred—n rcai
join. - .- ‘ih IIilrl')’ S. llillizl‘d, tIlB~
'I‘iITliIr'f mo movie actor.
licr N‘mt‘ means nothing as )t‘i, hilt
licr bounty means much ilIf'fRI‘.
_iloduction. owing to the study which
.\Il. Drew made of his script and the
PSFM‘CII’FIIICI) Occupied some week's
ime b to c the picture was ever,
.oinllienu‘d.
Another intcl‘estiiig feature of the
llama is the ltrsiian trifln in whichl
he players are supposed to be trav~
cling. This was built in the studios
iind 'ti proclaimed by expirts to be
Iitcrfect in Its construction. The struc-
iiure is no: quite half as wide all the
intimate ""3 lmrestmu 30"" ‘3 tordlnary train of today and has seats
"WI." L". i“ “The 8M'PWL" against éach waif. These seats are
“I? new Vitamin“ IGBIIIN- "Thciiipholatcred in velvet. for it is sup-
Suapect." shows}. ;...y scents of Run-,pmed to be a iirstlclass carriage “a
islan life. Same: scenes represent‘the seats separatedrby arms which
Irural tire. and some the city sunfish“ upholstered with the same “1,.
0‘ ”0500'“ WETM' “d PMI’OIW‘d-llerial. There are rat-kn running
In order to have these typical of thelnlong me top of these scale where
icountrv. Director S. R-nkin I)!" the vnlises, coats and other bundles
‘10“. no stone unturned in dl‘BCOVCTIng may be placed 'IIHQ tnveling' fitm.‘
‘ocationli. llar to the suitcase-racks found in
Most of thy scenes afe city viewsmm trains of today.
but there are two or three which. A gitat deal- of worry was caused
show the "WWW“ house for in "I? by the scene.- iliid in this train and
country. The exterior of the house‘w “'as .tome time ‘beloo Dr, Drew 4..
.is a broken down wooden structure‘ id-d to have a “set" bui‘l .6 more
.wlth the WM having 1033 (“3399901. this vehicle in the large \‘lta-
,penred. As far as the rye can travel tit-1M! studios.
Enze snow capped hills and the sleigh; “though the picture is one that
.Wh'Ch 1! “39d in the Dmut’fion'consmntly demands the greatest at-
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AT THE REGENT TONIGHT.
travels SIOWI)’ 0ND; 10 the drilts‘tcnlicn. no detail has been overlooked
tum! the country road. ' The Winterlmld all who have witnessed it pro-
scenes were all taken at Satanhc'clalm it to be worthy ol the Blue
'Lakt‘. New York. during “19 MERGSI‘RIDbc-n trademark and S. Rankin
snowstorm of the winter and leave
nothing to the imagination of the
clirnte of Domain.
t
,llrev‘s capable direction.
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-—-Tr,v a Sentinel Want ad. It pays.
‘ 0!me neahen wilted
that he had no personal proposals.
that the meeting 'wns open
proposal 6 pins. . . . h
D. mm stated to "from 2 .
misalonarn the result of the reroute 4W"
Third District meeting, and what the;
committee appbinted had been no
structod to do. ..
Albert manage ”and Harry nicer
spoke along the same lines as did I
Beach. and added thatahe committee,
had asked the Second District light-
ing coma-instinct: if it would be 2
sihlo f’m- llo Third District plant id
be purchased by the Second District.
and power then furnished by tho “or
and District for the Third.
lights especially were referred to
the commissioners. At the time the
l'i‘qllEBl was made the Second Dist!“
men turned the DTODOLIUOD down. Ind
smart: as they, the committee of Eli
.‘* ‘1 District, had no right or author.
fly from the citizens of the nu.
District to enter into any such trans-
action. .
Commissioner Brophy called alien‘s»
tion to the that that as far In the
First District went in the alnlr. not}
ing could he date. The First Distt‘i'd
is now under a ten year contract with
the diluted Electric Light and Water
Company. and it had eight yohrn‘flt
to run. 'l'hh notion has put the 3‘“
District complete‘iy out of any
now propel]. '
Frederick Honkemier stated m
he could not one how anything w ‘
be done now to extend the .
plant. no that any amide team
could be tahen tn. _
Tho-an Robins arose and " in,
patriotic fem. declared that he 2
of the opinion that the people on. 2
Bhst Side were Just gs proud 0
plant as were the people‘ of
Second District. and that he he
the people in East Norwalk
not be ant-- to dispose I! ,
Diantnttbemmne. Ir. r.
was also of the opinion that even
der the punt auditions. the
Side plant «I he placed on itn‘
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thank I. Jemima that u
could be due to extend the = » .
District-neurone mean»
count of the contract which It”.
lets between the lust Harriet anti,
pow.- m. "‘
Other: at the meeting were -
ticnlly o! the name opinion, that
inguibedanedirwth. If,
other ph- et-ld later ‘he proposed
the Second Dian-lot by the peoplg
the Third. it is proba‘ioie that s
fnvwnbh nah might yet be
Until that time however. the .. '
wmhnwwtoatnndasitir. H
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l'hnhieaotn lemon added to .‘
mvmumauit for
uni—bagels with:
end-Ihwnmakemnro‘
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