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WEDNESDAY—LUCILE LEE STEWART in “THE
CONFLICT.” .
THURSDAY—VIRGINIA PEARSON in “DARE—DEV-
W IL KATE." .
? FRIDAY—WALLACE REID in “THE HOUSE OF
GOLDEN WINDOWS."
SATURDAY—Tine Big Blue Ribbon Feature, “THE CY-
CLE OF FATE." All Star Cast. BILLIE BURKE in
GLORIA'S ROMANCE."
Monday, Sept. 4—Edrinund Breese in
Strength.“
Tuesday—Sept. 5.—A. H. Woods presents the Great Ameri-
can Drama, “COMMON CLAY." This is not a picture.
Seats on sale Friday, September 1.
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PALACE THEATRE
LAST TIME TODAY
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Matinees at 2 p. m..
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15c-25c.
Evenings at 8 p m. 25c. 35c, 50c
A Call to Arms Against War—The $500, 000 Photoplay Mas-
terpiece—50.000 People—5,000 Horses—Seaplanes—Aero-
platies — Submarines —- Dreadnaughts.
tine limit CRY oi liner
St.
War—Broadway in Flame s—Wali Bombarded—Two
Railroad Trains Wrecked—4 Dreadnaughts Sunk—6 Aero-
plane: Demolished—Skyscrapers Shelled.
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DAR I DCVIL 'HAT
wnuLnAM one OIODVGTION 0
Swim Tom-non Guy. winieh will” be presented at The Rec
’ Septembfi stl‘t'.
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REGENT THEATRE.
TONIGHT “THE CONFLICT."
The winter scenes in "The Conflict"
:the Blue Ribbon Feature to be relear
led by the Vitagraph Company on Jul!
13rd. contain an appeal which will be
felt by the most blase audience.
t Director Ralph W. luce. who pro-
duced the picture for the \‘itagrapin
Company. has spared no effort in mali-
ing tho locations, camera work, act-
ing and atmosphere of the highe>t
lqualtty.
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‘only, Tuesday September 5th. theatre-'mance and squalor give this strange
'senied that becomes a national sensa-
it‘lay“ in popular and press a”my“,proposing funerals been in
With the coal“ of “Common Chi."
to the Regent theatre, tor one nlsht
of daily life in this exotic country
I'ltlt its ever preaent blend. of to
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goers 0! Norwalk will have an omb‘ picture a charm very unugual.
W itioiiit Will this
remarkable theatrical comings of rte-i
PARIS, August 30.’ (Poi-respond
cent years.
Once every few years a play is pre
leuie of The Associated Presslvrr The
liuke of Rohnn killed in the battle of. ,
the Somme has had one of the most
France our-
During This Big Quality Range Sale!
DON'T HESITATE
‘Thia is your chance to turn
your old. worn out coal
range into real money.
MORE ROOM IN
YOUR KI’I‘C
by
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tion. "Within the this." "Potash l.
Perlmutter" and other A, ll. Woods
productions of the past few yeah
have achieved this distinction .\one
of them has surpassed “Common
combininx y T
l Ellere are a few scenes which Show “an approval that won for the playim'e' ”19 “"4? 11 line [WI 0111! '4 ”I E range and ’0‘". no
a skating party whizzing over a large a wild y?” 1“ ”18 3'99““le lbw!" chute to the heroic young “0519mm into one nm- 'finink how
glassy 90nd~good fellowship. inem- New York city. where its engagn‘mentsbul i Public lttvslll'iun ”mi 11W ‘00 6 “1001118 the 9“” "’0‘“ "n
‘nient and spontaneous mirth have has just terminated of tint old nobility of France are figiit- i be. , ,1
ment and spontanpotis mirth have "l‘ommon t‘lay" Comes to the Re- ing for the Repu 1c with the canto i YOUR .. .‘
been instilled into the scene and the gent theatre, with a brilliant company. artlor that the old n billi) fought lo! 2‘ , .
wholesome Atmosphere will be sure including Frank Readick. Eugene 51- ilne kings. i CONVENIENCE ,t'
‘to carry weight with the audience, Desmond. Richard Lyle, Rexlord Ken» 'llie Rolians are among the famous Think of your own cgnwn- 1‘
Lucille Lee Stewart is one of the di'ick. (‘onrad Canteen. Robert “7 (lti fighting familie> of i‘ianic. They ience and carillon: NV
skatersivjust as they come up before Smiley Henry Travers. Iaflwrentfirfuught at the Siege of La Rochelle 5’ much you would enjoy one ,
the camera a horny piece of snow Haynes, J. Schrage. Morgot Williams. Tilt) “9“, an 0m: lht llthLl’ltP" of gigglggrflglfizegu‘nt, CON'
sets in her way—she is in the mid 51““? P‘l‘remm-‘W‘m Grimm “MM Inuit xn. One oi them wn.‘ knot-in Q i ‘”
idle of the ”whip" —-it is impossible for Hendricks. Belle Mitchell. as the “Young Hero in the Seven :1 DON’T 60
h" '0 break 10059 and down “he 30‘” Years War Apollo-r betame a Dish WITHOUT ONE
Although this was not originally inten- ‘
tied in the action of the picture, it
has not been taken out for the ver!
relism which it adds is what every
lgood director strives for and retains
when found
Tomorrow “Dare Devil Kate. "
Director Kenean lluel began the. tak-
ing of "Dare Devil Kate" with the
tscene of lrenes children plating on
lth-e lawn. At the William Fox studio
in Fort Lee, N. 1.. he established a
miniature zoo for these parts of the
picture
Here is the list of animals that the
propertt man had: 1 parrot, 1 big dos.
1 NDD)’. 1 baby. 2 children, i teddy
bear. 1 kitten.
Friday “The Howe oi Golden
Windowl."
The futoiitta (‘ 0.. Stars Wallace Reid
and (‘ lco Ridircly. will appear in "The
House of Golden \\ indowr 'another big
ipronounced success, for these 2 stars
and will be appreciated by lame;
.crowds at each performance. t
'Saturday “Cycle of Fate" and “Billie:
‘ Burke."
‘ A big Blue Ribbon feature “The
vt‘ycle of Fate" will hold forth tit thine
playhouse on Saturday and certainly
deserves patronage its this play is one
of litany llllll
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lit addition the 9th
liurke" will inc
it crackci'jiick
cliaptcr “llilllc
shown.
‘ Friday Sept. 22 “Fair and Warmer."
Avcry Hopwood's latcsl farce Wh-
“Full and \\‘:irmcr." which
of
sittion.
vl‘jllillizc tJicntrc. New York. that it ran
for ll your there before it‘s “
Sign “‘i-nt hack to the ccllitr,uill'tc
ircnt hy Sclwl‘u & (‘oinpitny during: the
coming scason.
It will he presented with :in excel-
under circum-
lhorc
,utrouocrs may sec ll
«latices its itilvanlnacoih
which gave it
lln New York.
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ROTON POINT
PARK.
have “1"“ released It)‘.
this bin: l'llllt‘t‘l'll and is counted on its,
iuzidc such ll tremendous hit at the,
s. R. o.“
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presented hero for a litultcd climatic--
‘ lent cast of inn-curs. so that local tlic-‘
its trt-mcndous vuxut“
Prices ....’... toe, 15c andinsc.
op and built the famous palace all
Straasburg which i.- still an architec }
tuia! wonder But while aristocrats,;
the. shared the News of LatauttcI
PALACE THEATRE.
of these ranges. The term
are very easy and the sale
prices extremely low.
SALE PRICE $ 37.80
The Palace Theatre will open its rt»
gular season of \audeville and feature
un~.AMF./>
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“til-imam (‘ollins has contracted e;‘";fl::::”0‘:°fu‘:m iamily has :eenl 52 With Older. one DOilfl' WCEkly
with one of the largest vaudeville one of the most enthusiastic support- l
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last half of he week far surpasses
any taudeville bill ever presented in
the Norwalk<.
The bill includes "A Leap Year
Proposal“ miniature musical comedy
with ten stunnln gxirlles Winchester
& (‘lare a dainty pair of singing come
dians Mitttreenn'y & Doyle in a come-
dy planlct entitled 'A Railroad Sand-
wich.”
Doc. Rico, the blackface comedian.
Special added attraction; The Bath»
slicller Trio, a trio of its; time har~
many altigers.
in addition to the above program the
Paramount Pictures Corp. oflcr ll"
nore l‘lricli in The Heart of Paula.
one of the best photoplaya of the year,
ber of Deputies. But he was no soon-iu
er elected than the war broke out andl .
he‘ entered the Republican army as a!“1 " “9““
second lieutenant. One day w'hen‘what had occurred arrived to escor
home on leave he visited the corridors 1"“ hundred P71503973 Of a
of the (‘hamber and hard a deputy ’hero.
srouting politics to a circle of llaten- “115 is the story. as told of the' tions for about, Ml! a hour 1').
m. The Duke murmured dissent to Nuns Duke of Roma. and passingiconm‘cuclt senator discharged the .
no,“ of uni political gt‘tements lcuircnt as one of the realities of the dull?! Of the wide!!! 01 the Son“.
‘he'eupon the Deputy angrily, u w.ar That it is authentic is evident Willi eeleriiy and will. promptly
claimed: . U I '.n from the fact that it won him the Le :settlin; several mummy you
“This ..r has brought . great giant of Honor and placed the stamp. submitted to him for decision fro-
maiiy strangers to the surface. 1 do 0' Rolt‘lnmcnt recognition on the an". both sides of the Senate. 'l'heoaliln;
not know this strange young man who d“? (‘08 a(‘hlt’ll‘llmlll- l
of a minority m-her to the chair in
di rnta -- ——-—-——-—— either body “Guinness ta rust-dad aa
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'l am sorry you do not know me." WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.—Senator an honor.
said the Duke. "EM me introduce my-
M‘i' as one cf your colleagues of the
Thc atmosphere of warm flower ('intnAu-r of llcpulii s, nit‘lilhel‘ for‘
sci-med nights; of tinklini: music; of l.“.ubc. n .‘OU hat-c not sccn me
deeds of daring to win a lady‘s glance; “A”... it is b‘ipaugg 1 have bpon at thc‘l
“"n "5 “f intcn "‘9 Ml" and 51mm: Das- “:cnt and have not act my foot iii the
§sion are all lilindid in it liiscinittion Fund)“. since the war began" ‘
ythat entranics in the coming l’allits ‘. littlc later ”H, Um”, rpm “M m,
li‘lctui‘c rill-used on the l’aritmoun' lrt‘ttl. “M", be i. cro-dilcd “HM
il’rouram and to be seen 1" the Palace ..., of the notable dun-ilmil under 1
tint-titre Thursday in addition to it big “k mu M ”W “ 1)., Whitt- “m rm“ .
he
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h cavalry patrol warned of'onI'SG P. Hall-I ‘III 8110!! to ti.
t vice- president'- ehalr dllfll‘ the tan-
single porary absence of tho midi; 0M
from the Beans and (lulled the NZK' '
'llt
it‘ttudetille hill.
niiutrini: as it (Mill!) lltlll’I‘Illll
Tllli story of the burning love of n
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i :ilopi: “llll his 0 dct'lv :it up
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lr‘panisli mold for a handsome rm “ ,mw ,, hupdr-‘Il l‘rll.~"l|:l7l sol»?
American. unrs lcnorc l'lriili who is “1" ’ “hm tnl'in p05- “ h” :1 ,t .. ., l
Itii'ranclnuly liciiutilul as thc hillh’bmn .1, I” a ”WM.” “... ..,. \\,, ... d in i
it :lliiilitln iuiidp poor by the tiuecttlcd wwwm. ”w “mm “(mm M, ”m.
illml‘h b.” t“ lliilctlttL' the plum liru-itticly
The atroniz action and many scenes . .
and speaking in (in lllflll ... t:~=pura
o :iircr‘vfci ~ t‘e hunt 0 \\:\.~' stir-
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is ' w' ‘ 'i it‘l' gave up their .
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O enlng of the vaude. n- ..t. iti...‘ mi nrlennura. up. A. T}... palafc Friday.
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Thursday Aug. 31 st.
Willi at; Double Bill
Five Acts of High~Grade Vaude-
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Regent Theatre
THE RATHSKELLER TRIO
A Trio of Rag Time Harmony
Singing
Elle erg} Big Feature Picture '3’ NORWALK . ..
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THE LEAP YEAR PRO- 0:: ‘ IE ”-i
POSALS u I .
An Exceptional Attraction 0% S ,
A Select Company of Seven Girl: . 9:01"
and Two Men in Brilliant. .3. _‘.' .
W ...... 9...... .. A. H. WOODS PRESENTS 1{
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New York‘s Greatest, Dramatic Success
Common Clay
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WINCHESTER AND CLARE
A Dainty Pair of Singing Come-
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MCGREEVY AND DOYLE :: 3.
In the Railroad Sandmch a: \ By Cleaves Klnkead .3.
DOC RICE oo ‘
The Black Face Come’dian' 030 With a Powerful and Perfectly Balanced Cast of?
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PRICES I: New York Favorites. Presented Precisely inlthe 3:
”m” "'ii‘v'e'aa'ng‘“ “‘1 “T: Same Artistic Manner. as. that Which Character:
First Performance
Feature Picture and Vaudfliile
Will Be Shown From 7 to 9:15
lzed This Remarkable Plat: for One nS'olidYear. at
Elbe Republic Theatre, New York. City.
Prices... $1.50,: 31;m;\:.
200 Seaman-9mm
At 9:15 » -
-' Feature Picture Only,
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arise. Except on Saturday
3‘5“.
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