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[m 5m less" Com a M '1" in which NM O'Neil ll W, id
produce Mr. James Montgomery’s la "amt“ at the Regent Thu!” ‘0'
test play, entitled “Irene O'Dare,”a night. audiences in various sections
comedy in three acts oi the country will doubtless note is-
Mr Montgomery is well -known toimm" W in '0'“ 0‘ the scenes_
The transformation of Suderananna
powerful play into a wordless drama
iwas entrusted by the Lubin company
which were: “Ready Money,” “Take;:gstfigrfiumuieSLJnge
My Advice" and “The Aviator." An. 'prologue of «11“ Times of Johanpls'
other ”1‘35 ”0 mthe Montgomery ”its set for midwinter with the hills
is “Nothing but the Truth,” which ist and fields covered with snow There
hajvins a most prosperous nut in Chi- ins plenty of the latter in etidence at
“8“ “l the present "1'19- .the silo-acre open-air studio oi the
A cast composed of recognised Lubin Company at Betzwood, Pa. But
[Broadway favorites will create the t not enough to suit the exacting direc-
s‘fi t‘T‘fitseveml roles in “lrene O'Dare. " The; tor. So the entire company ‘7“ trans-
more prominent 0! these are: Wiliette ported in a special train to Wilkes-
t
oSATURDAY: .
lthe amusement world throughout his
earlier contributions to the American
stage" perhaps the most successful 01
NANCE O'NEILL in
“THE FLAME. OF JOHANNM."
BILLIE wax: in
‘ , 7 , .Qthis's. Romance with Chapter).
«ms onusnmo STORM."
PALACE THEATRE
The Coolest Spot in Town.
MIL Dilly, 2:15
Thos. H. ince presents The Popular Star
and
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Mack Bennett offers
The Keystone Players in
“THE WAITIRS' BALL”
SATURDAY
Dustin Fat-hum tn the live act Paramount Feature “BEN CLAIR."
and
Tom Chatteflon in
“THE SECRET OF THE CUBMARINE"
Episode No. 11
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have in their employ quite a few
stars but it is easily understood that
dsyand'l‘uesdsyemiags August 1th feature. “The Mes of Johanals' [picture there “a be the usual bit
.by the paramount picture Corp. f
tea a philosophy so human, so homely
tconetruction of a six-room house. all
Iimprovements, for William Oswald. in;
ler that these people the Metro Corp.,_
Mummers-banal“
In!!! “11pm a pa. M'
nahas‘taasr‘ttamtsati‘tnem
hltgnnedypicturessllyandhisnate
in their best comedy and another reel
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£8311.) ”COOKING—THERE IS NOTHING ‘IUST. AA
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR WHO IS USING 0!“.
SEE THE RANGES AT OUR OFFICE!
In these strenuous and nelter-skel-
ter days of dramatic art. character;l
achievements, like Omsr's prophets, ‘
soon are covered with dust yet it is I
no idle boast to say that to the the; >.
atregoer of discretion, May Robson’s ‘
“Mrs. Matt" will long occupy a niche
in the memory after many of the ,
bizarre "succeuea" have faded into
nothingness. The distinguished com-
edienne is adoring an elaborate pru-'
ductiorf of “The Making Over of Mrs.
Matt" this season. and will be seen at
the Regent, one night only, Tuesday
Aug, 15. May Robson's “Mrs. Matt"
is better than a sermon, for it preach-
and so kindly that no one wishes to
dodge it, it is better than medicine,
for it is so much pleasanter to take.
It is one of those rare delights from
which age does not take the sparkle. >
it is needless to state that the com
edienne has secured a cast and sur-.
rounded herself with a production and
accessories in keeping with her well-
ltnown reputation for doing things
right.
t
it
tentious photoplay feature of the sea- I ‘
The following permits were issued,
son. That full advantole was taken 0' this morning, by Building inspector l‘ The united Eiectnc Light & W‘tu Cos: I
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BUILDING PERM ITS NSUED.
Chronce l. Finch:
A permit to Grover Lind tor the
87 WALL ST.
Wat“)
h PHONE no.1“. .
Newtown avenue. Cost, 82, 000.
Permit to F M. Cullen for wiring
In the residence of 8. J Cheesbro, in ‘
deeon street. .
A permit to Philip H. Fielding ror'
wiring the house of George Hopkins,
in Quincy street.
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or More TELEGRAPHERC |
on mcnsasa.
CHICAGO. Aug. 5_—-J. 'r. Gilllck,i
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gtaueral superintendent of the Chicano
Milwaukee and st Paul Railroad, an-
nounced today the settlement 0! dif-
ferences by the cfllcials of the roadi
and a grievance committee of the 2,-
800 telegraphera. whereb) the tolefi
graphers were granted a flat increase
in salary of 83 a month, eflectlve Aux
u it l..
"M
GIRL'S BODY IN TOWN RIVER.
BROCK'I‘ON, Mars, Aug. 5.-—The
nilns regarding the making of the'
contract for the rental, he found the'
agreement with the son repudiated
tAccordinnly he has brought an action
for $2. ,500, the difference betWeen the‘
$1,000 offer and $3,500 which he
Kerahaw, recently leading lady with barre. Pa., for the taking of this one
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. at the scene- --
1iteuAmstuddm Theatre New York' 5 Other scones required foliage back
Adele Rolland with Cohan It Harris' 8701"“! “d ”“5“" aside "‘6 "0'
.I“lt Pays to Advertise" Comp“); An offered cooperation of wholesale nor
Ive. 7:15 and 9 Inie Mack— Berlein, Harriet Rosa, Mae “‘5 3‘”- Lewis and sixty the ”0’0"
: Ii‘lopltins, Lilly‘May Statord. Edith players and camera men journeyed to
"‘s'peare, Adelaide Hastings, lsabelle Thm‘mne 0" “hm ”o "a.
TOday - Friday :O'Madlgan, Allan Dinnehart, (.iardner1 were occupied in acquiring foliage
., Crane last seen here in Cohan & Har- ‘5 .veral m” were made to Lancalt»
’ l"; M ”s, gm“ success, ‘On Trial ,, Clarke: er CountY. for local color amid the
a? Silvetnaii, Cameron Mathews Edward villages settled by the thrifty Penn-
Wm. 3. Hart in “THE spoon: or: venossucsr M-flck find when “mm. mm “It mm" comm,
U! Continuing their policy in advancehfifl oidzimrr,::: :zgthizt 1::
Hiuhlicity, Cohan & Harris do not re-
late the story of “lrene 0' Dare. " This
Warm adopted this plan several years the opportunity will be appreciated
‘ngo. and are convinced that it worksi whgh the potent screen drama is seen
utto the advantage of the patrons in as the v L. s E, olertng at the Re-
that knowledge of the plot in advance gent tonight
Ispolls the anticipation of its discloa .
{Euro from the stage when it is much; Harold lpstwood “d May Allison
“A”: £11332? t jthc costar- of the Metro corp. will
‘ o tact, the best guar- be “mum; in g 5 part drains entitled
, antee of the value of a play adored in ”the River of Romance" on londay
jadvance of its presentation is the m,“ at the Regent Theatre and twin
3: names of Cohan & Harris. When tins all accounts this 13 g piece worthy of
tlrm'a name occupies the top line in great mention an the stars are given
0 an amusement add; it spells “success" tthe very best, parts they ever attempt-
‘to amusement seekers all over Amer- ted since they have been before the
_;. __ _ $1“ screen “The River of Romance" is I.
~ - ~ . beautiful drama with a story that will
u : ="-‘-==t========= l1 appeal to any and all cissea having in
B thl .; (Sherry says in his complaint that it a plot that is interesting and show-
a ng l‘9 re‘fml.‘ tirade an agreement with mg up these two In" to "on ad-
~ ltyril trimmins son of Mr. (rimtulna, ! ”image The scenes 0! this play are
-__ at _ {3331333 02:03.... cm .0... m; Eff“? 3.52.43: 31”; “2:323:32?
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. ”ten 144m and 145th “MT: Tire: ;tempted and with the careful guidance
Roton POIflt lots ,he says, belong to John D. Crim.= of ”1‘" best directors and at I coat
ruins. fits son, he asserts, ngreedi ‘0' many dollars it is well to "mam
. . ‘to rent thorn to him for $1,000. ‘
Eve‘y Even'ng lllltll However, says Mr. McSherry, when'
_ he went to see the elder Mr. Crim.
10:30
0
Beach Illuminat-
ed
llarold Lockwood and May Allison are body of Miss E‘velyn E Packard. 27, '
without a doubt. that top linen II or this city, was found in the Town
when eisr they an seen together in a River. in west Bridgeport early to
N“? WY are ””9 ‘0 PICK the 110359 day. Miss Packard hired a canca on
so in such event it might be a wise Wednesday last and started tut in it
thing for all that can and want to see alone later tn the day the canoe out
thus two stars in action on Monday seen floating right side up. lnlt ware
next at the Regent Theatre to attend “to paddlu and ti . young \tcmans
places as the market rental value of;
the lots |
I
. ._ , Mr. Crimmins declares his son was‘ .
JOHN D. CRIMMINS SUED. lnot. authorized to act as his agent or;
i '1 l
the Matinee performance to avoid the
—_.
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Bloker's Son ltspudiateu’ Rmuubrokrr to the extent of closing an
Agreempt, .SAY' James J. Mc. 'acrccment regnrdlnx the rental of the
he
Slurry. Seeking $8,.500 around in question. 3‘ U ‘
John D. Crlmmins, banker, was " DU§tin FdPi 20m
made the defendant in an action be-' A“WOT-(after completing a new ' ' EDEN ELAN-2"
rzun yesterday in the Supreme co boom—There. that will make me more I.Lu\:¢_x1n
urt, ””68 pictures
by James J. McSherry, of No 251E“Etlmmortnl than everl—F'liegtende Blah:
Thirty second street, New York. Mr. er
At The Palace, Tonight.
.-
I I Come to the
l Big Show
AUGUST 7th to 12th
C armVal I
(‘OflL
L A :2 AMA .
Harold Lockwood and May Alli son in “The Riwerof Rounds.”
at. The Re cut, Monday.
Rowayton Hose Co
ROTON POINT PARK
10’ . Big Shows 10
Balloon Asensioms ,
Parachute Jumps -' ' .
Band Gencem . ’ . ‘_ 3
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. Fireworks Tuesday Right . 4 , want. m
: Pmo Dance Contest chm » _ fig“
Annie
Who mam. angina cum? Diamond Bsfig
'TWO mom my \ 3 ~
MONDAY AND TUESDAY August 7 and s
COHAN & HARRIS
t .“IRENE DARE
'A Comedy by James lounge-cry
With a Cast of Broadway Favorites} Including
8:15
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Norwalk Chronicler