41 mutt. lino II. 1.1“?
REGEN ' THEATRE
PHONE 1501
NORWALK
TONIGHT—MABEL TALIAFERRO in “GOD’S HALF
ACRE.”
TUESDAY—The Favorite. MARY PICKFORD, in “HUL-
DA FROM HOLLAND.”
WEDNESDAY—LUCILE LEE STEWART in “THE
CONFLICT.”
THURSDAY—VIRGINIA PEARSON in “DARE-DEV-
IL KATE."
FRIDAY—WALLACE REID
GOLDEN WINDOWS."
SATURDAY—The Big Blue Ribbon
CLE OF FATE." All Star Cast.
GLORIA‘S ROMANCE.”
Monday, Sept. 4—Edmund Breeze in
Strength "
Tuesday—Sept. .5 —-A H Woods presents the Great Ameri—
can Drama.‘ 'COMMON CLAY " This is not a picture.
“THE HOUSE OF
in
Feature. TfiE CY-
BILLIE BURKE in
“The Weakness of
Seats on sale Friday, September 1.
SliMi0Ril iliiiilili
EMMY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. Mtir. Phone 2300
i
MONDAY, August 28
ONE NIGHT ONLY
H, H. FRAZEE PRESENTS
“A Pair of Queens”
trowu and Harry Lewis With An All-Star Cast, Including
Joseph Santlcy. Kathleen Clifford. Edward Abeles, Maude
Eburne, Frank MacGurn, Elsie Scott, Hugh Cameron, Re-
gina Connelli and others.
Prices . . . . . . . . .$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 5°C
Seats Now Selling
A Rollicking 3-Act Farce by Otto Hauerbach, Seymour.
l:lel.l(',". Uni) by pleading tl11s ex-
'll.r,‘tilul.l ran the piodut'et put himself
The
pit-,1) beams 11:11 a prologue part iahlr
and part allegory. At a tl1e1' un~
tApt‘i'ik'l mommy and before iii" a'1~
1111 111-1 l..1s time to adjust UN 11 to the
sudden 1l1a11g1'. the “hole :lnna tnv. 1'g1—s
Hill! a dteaui.
11f got-d Itoln‘s oi the
St‘llotli are pleasingly 111
‘itt'lt' is ti.e usual thon'e of Hell
tals tor tr'ippled ehildt'en. Contrast»
111 With these pnturux ol hie among
lilt— ullltillultalt' ate s1 t'llt‘.\ or 11e11lth
and distine ion. The opening pet'—
iormant-e ot a shot pla) i¢ 11111111111.
111111 1111- nouwles 11-spon~1hle for 11s
when ate shown ln \iidely
titlYeIent strata oi >tltii‘iy Henry Not-
inan. the notelist. finds the material
io1' his books. hut the most f‘dM‘lllill'
1111: of all his typos 1s Blossom, the lit-
‘1 . - is. 4 / J§I1g ,
:1 f ' 5 .
1% ~7 11h ‘5 . I ' . a
m m Iowan mo mill. " no!
I! REGENT THEATRE. and Katherine would act it out axinfieriea. With Charles Riehman and an,‘ .1 “m ’1'
THIS WEEK 0 .c or aerating It the ““0“ 0' the all~atar \‘iiagraph cast it has crest-d . . . .
F P TURES AT THE 3‘ “I'm” a sensation \irom coast to toast and BI Reductlon Dull“
i? REGENT THEATRE“ 7 Fm“, “T.“ HM‘ °f G°l“" has demanded prites ih‘u,’ ranged a5 "
.rv-— 1 Windows. hi h as t‘vlt) ii iii . .1 ,M . . .
Tonight "God's HallAcra." ~ ‘ r\ . , . . g ‘ ° r" “'1‘ “~ 11.11
. __ .. . ..... ua 1 y om inatton . a e !
"God's Halt Atre" i' uni ue anion giea er part oi the Ieature deals wttn “mm the bum“, “‘3 shown 111 .\1-1\ '1'?
. u I . . . . _
mom”, Wu, ~ n v, .4 .. 11g- ‘1 “mm" “’“m’ “'1 "“‘1 U“ ”K iork and other 1.1; 1:111». units: 111.1 Secure your range now and save nanny.
L l r“ 31 ('7 ”“11““? " when are exempt from the oidtnar)‘ were bought “H,“ in ““3le The
ails oi l\\t.1 oases of great Lustttd my" of drama'le‘t‘UDSlTUt‘iltin and t-on- picture h“ been rimmed H . - h 1: 1 .' . ,. v'tmflmmitiiiiiiiiiiiliiiilm $2 WILL BRING
nous—homes tor thi- aged and hospi- I 4 1n e 11 5‘ -l_ 4—“ - YOU
ilt}Und the reath of L'I'lllt’lrm.
there
Some the
husky
duht'tl
("\1'
lil' nlflid-Ui‘hii “(Hit :11 Ralnl-ows i'led. ttliti “.‘“th se'lllnEN 1h. [y i: at'ting
the home fill the 11:11d QUE“ “lid ‘1'“ 'th.» pltoioarapliie emelleiit'e is main-
1111.“ 11151111111 he" )1'al's, he tails her .11111'd 11,1(,ughout, hut when all this
"The Little (lid Young Indy."
Tomorrow Mary Pickford.
Alter a'i from the st'i't-en
oi‘ 'sett-t'al months. Mary il’t'kford r1»
turns to her admirers It is a typi
"Little Mary" story. i~ Hulda
Holland.” released Jul} 31 (m
Paramount piogram lidith liar-
author, Joint ii.
and the res'
illopit'al. laltt
\alut-s or
develop»
has lwen t1al1au~ted. 1:
llrt-ams are
of dramai 11-
a tlit-ain
no ('tlgllitallt't-
Liii't'm't'
rational plot and rational
llll'lli
’lttt- git-at beauties of the
thin. its numerous ar'ts'it and idyllit-
s11-111~, its u11d¢-."ia‘ile pastoral charm
eatinot lilind us to the fut-t that the
wot} is far from plausible and almost
uholly 111 how any merit.
ii M‘t'llh’ a pity to see so 111111-11 artistit'
skill. 1111:1'h motion, so
tnuth 1'it'\1 r 111111111: mast-rd on a story
H.111 is not worn telling.
Saturday "Tfle Cycle of Fate"
and Billie Burke.
011 Saturday owning the week's
hill is ttttt'luded with “The (‘yt'le of
Falt'" ano'her strong tilutna‘it' pic-
ture uliith throhs with interest from
its illt't‘plltlll. Strong bills have been
s1-1'ured for Wednesday and Thursday
and liteM' will he mnount-ed through
'he press from time to time. and slat-e
"tllotta's lloinanee.“ the George Klelne
motion pietnre novel. featuring Billie
lhn'ke, twain at theatres all oier the
l'ttiteti states, liillte lltn'ke has appear»
1111 on the saint» program with more
':hnt sixty different photopltty stars
hid the surprising thin" about it all is
“31 set-nit'
li'otn
lite
t'; til Ilt'l‘dllt) is lit?
tl‘ltrieii the director. lit the Still-
poi'iin.‘ tast 1111‘ 21 iiiiitll, 11 goal.
three little boys. lill't-.‘ old [11911.8
ililltiili‘ill’lHi father and a lover.
"Hulda from Holland," as a pie-
ttire “ill delight the friends of Miss
l'it'ltford everywhere. llulda as a
1-l'111attorizatlilr‘ is filled 111th t-ltarni.
1\itth 'he disiinetiw hits that seem to
Miss il't-kford's sole property in
"spit.- of manifold efforts numer-
ous (llilt‘l'h to appropriate them She
is always at her best ulth children—
111'1.l \‘itlil old men. not '11 mention
with one: and in this pit'tut'e she
‘has as side partners three clever
youne'ters. or..- of them especially so,
,lloral llollat'lwi' is Little Yitmli, anti
lloral makes 11 tine little llntt'hman.
. l-‘ranlt Loser is Joint Walton, the
"hi: business" man. itho loses his
temper titer his son's fondness for
law studios. John lloivers is Allan.
drainatle
poe' 1 y in
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., the on,
'1rlltt' ltulitt-r vein that 11::11k:~
who "Homes lln artist “11h ”W. “m. mun. do that illi1 i1 hm”
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i ill 11111 \ 1 until he. >lut11i1 lluldli than any oi the others. ““1 m” an
iMud “”“l’ “ "m““m‘ “H” “M‘ " tum-11s undergo :1 more vigorous 'es‘.
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l 11111d1ni {Lino 111111 I1 111 th- .to _ .11 her :1l11l1t)".’.
Jittwell ll:t~:1-it is the Pennsylvania - _ _ ._
li'ililil lllll‘it‘ lIl |luld.t, \iho it't‘uq~ to
tst-ll his Property ill>i ‘ 'o pin-:tso \\'ili' KUT EL AMARA FALLS
:11)”. And then- is .\tttottio_ the or» |11\'|1(1_\' .\111.ti~t 4 General "l‘tmn3
‘1'1111 grinder. Thor-1' all 1:1V1- titol- 1,.1111t,t .11- l" iti. sh tit-f1 11121 r 111’ Kul el
.11-111 ‘ettptmtl. ,\11..11'a, “hit“! was ruptured lty the
"Hulda from Holland" ton'ains 111th alter .. m1“. 0' ”Us.“ 1111-.1tl1s.
. , ~ _
.lt'“ st-riou.» 11.111111nt:. enough to i"i|\l‘il
m“ “mi 1'1 ind itl'f'i‘. htin; innit-d \1"'
.'n 11htitniai1tt-
'rtw-u i«
1 :itt'ottlinu to unoilit'int tttntn-s r11»1
new
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than "The Birth of a Nation"
I: possible.
‘ The Battle Cry of Peale,"
30,001) soldiers, seieniem aeroplanes
seaplanes. rui'lllal'il‘."> dreadnuughts
machine nuns. and held ar illety. “111
.~l1oy\11 hit three day: :taitttzz 1,11,.
afternoon and tontinuing until \\'t-d-
nesda} t'\1'lilltg. at it.- l‘alau tin
plettseti 111 1-ye1y d1 tail a» :lvout: 11 'h
sensational suetess in .\‘1-u York ('in
and Hip butt) Newr 111 tl.‘
the motion pl('lUrt" industry has thete
net-n a teature film telemed
11111 the timelines- oi “the Baltic t‘r)
of 1’1-1111'.” Fiotn rdramatit' standpoint
it has never been equaled in pli‘lUl‘t‘~.
ll “l‘nt'le Tom 3
i‘alit'i' and "1‘?
\\111' luama liter Shoun.’
The pit-ture is a rat! to 11r1n~ against
war attd soul-stirring ~llt't'i‘ll'i‘
if one has the has hit oi red blood
in his wins or men a 11111111 or 11.1 r1
otisni.
'l he
ll that
utth ll>
h1-
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hts'oiy oi
liusr'
has been tailed the
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l‘i pit-tines. iiiluik'J
lad
9 A5. . - 4. .v..-
pvt-ial stup'itdous (‘flt‘t'i‘~ ill'
Price of Range shown $49.75.
Said price. with old coat range turned in. $35.78.
one of these beautiful Qual-
ity Combination Ranges.
You pay the bat-ante in small
weekly payments or one dul-
tar.
NEARLY ONE YEAR
TO PAY
Certainly you med not go
uttaout one 111 the se range-3
when suih ”1111.11er hberal
ttrms me 1111131111 tne ask .
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1% :41 -1,
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DISPOSE OF YOUR
OLD WORN OUT
COAL RANGE
We will allow you ten dol-
lars for your old coal range.
ADDITIONAL 10%
DISCOUNT
if you pay for your new~
range as you agree, you get
an extra to per cent. dis-
counL
the lttu1|utttl11ni ot X1111 \oi'lt
uliolt- blocks of granite buildings
toppling to the ground; \\'all street in ,
names. the money see'ltln panit- striek- 6 Th
1-11, raids of aeroplanes dropping hornhs
in Times square. submarines sinking ,1
to the tmttont oi the M‘I, rising to the " 1"
Suffitt't' and shooting under the water
with only the perist'ope visible, 'er-
riilt' sea battles of giant war cruisers
ending 111 fearful havoc and destrut'v
tion. an Amt-riean mother protecting
the honor of her 1110 daughters at the
cost of all three lives, streaming
hordes of Iufllll\'t'.~' leaving ”10 he
leaguttred ell)‘, the :rntotetl 1111111111115
‘biit‘a in pursuit, the hi1; t-oa:i defense
guns at work, and the gigantic tom:
ranae field nuns. hlouing the Allin-ri'
ran army to atoms. the land forts of
New York harbor dt-rtroi‘etl and the
Aiiiorleaxt ilee' annihilated. a thrill-
ins' headon collision of two svttft
illltllillg trains. 'l ltt-se anti 11111111' 1111111-
t'iudu':
t'ity,
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and one
period 1
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- Scene from “Common Ciay,’
to llltllit‘
photospet'taele mar shown in the city
This ma<s1w spe
jt-t-t particularly timely at the present
face of a ptlssihie enthroilment in war,
should il\\8iit‘ in may patriotic heart
~l s'irrina i'it'itenient to rally
to the promotion of her iiidurtt'les, peo~
homes and honor.
inotoi' of propaganda the most 's'ingii.
lai' thing against the film is that the
ti'u'hs are presenttd to the Spt‘elflior
“llhtltll‘
‘ at '11"? R
See the ranges at your firet opportunity.
e United Electric Light 81 Water Co.
Phone “380‘ 67 WALL ST.
::' 1.; <0: :.: .11—simian: m'w "
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preasiqn um any effon is being math ‘ -,- 1
to impresa other than thru the vow-
erful interest of the story itself. For It
to a story or power and engrossing a)- ‘
peat with’well cannot-ted thread. and
so drest with spectacular enveloptnent,
that wonder sneer-eds wonder. and all; ‘1 .1
aro enthralled with that [1103' inept!“ .
ing of appeals. the love of country...
All the time the truths are being 111nm
home. with most incisive iorce until
at the end the realization is carried
home that. the title “The Battle CI"
of Peace" means more than 11 dutch-
lending ”w in:- word. .Tht. is the effiet‘aey of the pic. ‘;
titre in its most elevated state.
this the most amazing
that \till long ho rt'iiieninered.
c'atle with a sub-
.\ti.-»'1'it'an iii the
if unrest of
a tlit'ett'ening position that
As a pro-
the least
1
in
Man. a...
egent, one night only, Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Today9 Tomatoes.
WWI-219.11%... am A 1 '7 83W”
w and Wednesday
Matinees at 2 P. M., 15Cu25c Evenings at 8 P. M., 25c-35c-500
A C ii to Arms Ag 1W ‘1‘1 arm-lite $500, 000 i’ltotopia av Mastt e1-
. piec 12-50300 People-5,000 'liorses--Seaplanes--AetoplanesuSub-
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The ATTLE C Y of PEA
. .1s :1 “hole 111111 h in his 1111111111“ 11‘
I >“i “.‘”“m‘ i“""""‘1 i””"‘““ ‘i i" Hm" \1-1-ttalltointod houst 1111 iilt island oi
i iii its sotrln- ht rt'avou 111 11.1» \1-111. “'de hut Hunk 1.111i ‘1 Mp t. 1'11' iri'
tum“. Vim ”w “1:. M I‘d l” 5‘“ 'N“ t'unsluiititioplt', :1 itinal 5:1.1'11 launt'h.
”I“ ”.1“!!le ”H. Hm INN." 1‘”. M“ :tllti a ittilttitty t'.toto"t':1i' in 1": (‘illirl'-'
itilt :11'tdf11tl111 .1111ltinio'i 11711 I11 .
1 .~ .. .1. 11' in: di<por1l for \t:-tts to tho
1 iilt‘ stt't'y open: 111 ii't..1".li '11.:" ' 1' .
i its little \ than and \\liiiillllii. .ii t id”): .. -.
fiillll~ to \t\\‘ \it-l'ix (ll\ 1:11] tlw't ("l li""“ "1i“ i" “1' 'i'm'ti'Jl Hll‘i ,
1"1111111 in i't‘llli ylianta 'iitlltia t‘.:1‘ "11. tiwntxal 'l'oix'rl't'itzl i1; :tt‘t'tlllll‘ll '
I illio ltlttd Lint-d l1,\ it 11".1l1':-'111-11l~ .1 .‘.tl1tlti. .lil‘ 1
Scene from COD 5 HAIF ACRF" l Wednesday “The Conflict" ritlti iol11~:1l.1111111 innit- 1'1 iln 1111.1.
Mali -‘ T1=li.11'ez'1o in “Gods llalf A:r"c. at “1': Rep 7ent Tonight. i ltl 11111111" 1311 111 l 1111 iii! to'i street-“dd l‘i‘t‘" “Ni WWW” ““‘i ”l“.
_ u; _. minim" 111111111 11111- “a. ptmtutnh- [i'ttit'ipal restaurants and gardens.
‘dtsirous oi 1111.1111111- '1 main to l'hf‘i -———-‘—‘—_‘—“"
oppositi- l.l|(‘lit‘ in l' Situai‘ iii ' PALACE THEATRE,
111-11 leading: ladi' \iho \\ 11s \\ ill htiili. i ——-
liantlsoiiio. Month and most important PALACE TODAY '11qu & \\'l~2ll.
of all talented as he linen that ””5,“THE BATTLE CRY OF
tvpc \totiltl shou to 111.1 ellcnt adian- l PEACE" HERE
111111 “ilil Miss situat't. llirettor i
I liitt finallv lit‘tilit‘ti tipon iitlllli(‘\' “Or",To Be Shown at—tie— Palace Manda,"
" / tlo'i \ilto poss SN s all of these quali- Tueaday and Wednesday Greatest
iittttions atitl others to numerous to of War Dramas Armies. FIeets.Bai-i
"m““”‘- i tiea, Bombardment of New York, in
""l'l111 t‘t'oitl‘ttt" has just ht 1-11 (‘Olll- i Ten Reels. ‘
l]li|"l‘tl and in his ('t'htiacierizut ion "It
‘ lit-1m \itll‘iimt‘l'. the] loading male: There is protiahly, not a man. woman
tote llttntly ‘ot'tlon has sltoun l1i1n-‘ or (1111111 in .\'ot\v.tlk who has not
self to he an ateoniplished photo-111mm of 'The 13.11119 (‘r\ of Peace."
ttlfl.‘ “MN- that wonderful and amazing ten- reel
in the play he is loved by two wal‘tirztmzl liy.l.Stuai-t lllat'ktm,hawed
\ \\'titlti‘ll. and own after his marriage 1.“ “111151111 Maxim's "llofonstiless Ant-
io one of them. the other refuses to _, ._._
uivt' hiin up. Tit" plot takes ltittit
iill‘tltlilil ll'i.‘l_\' hai'ttsltips‘aiid urea: suf-
fering hut ilt :'ati'iii1'es liiiuseli’ for
his wife and they are happy at lav-t
iii the kittiiltidile ot' oat-l1 otlitirs's.
1 EV" ‘ ' love.
LLQJ L L E LL E E 571‘ EV‘LA RUB llttntly (loi'tlori‘i work in this pho'o-
in “Thu Conflic't ' play has eerttilnly earned him the dir-
Lucille Lee Stewart in “The Con ilict, at The Reg ent Theatre, onetion of 1-otitinulrig :1". Miss Stow»
W'edflC sday. art‘s leading man. “The Contiiei"
:. . . . , , - fl . 7‘ _ is a Blue Ribbon Feature \vltielt Vita-
Q griiph released in five part: on July
3rd. '
Thursday ‘fDare Devil Kate."
Jane and Katherine Lee, the little
children who act-3d in William Fox’s _
“Daredevil Kate." amused the entire “ D d ht
company. during the taking of scenes marinesu r63 naug So
in the picture, by imitating the actors.
After a scene had been filmed. Jane
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