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TONIGHT
Vivian Martin in“ ‘The Stronger Love."
Wednesday—Lucile Lee Stewart 111 “The Destroyers."
Thursday—Walter Law in “The Unwelcome Mother.”
FudaY—BlanChe Sweet in “Public Opinion.”
Saturday—Moving Pictures in Lockwood’s Hall, Matinee
and Night. ,
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One Day Only
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th
MATINEE AND NIGHT
The Brilliant Musical Comedy of Youth
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“When Dreams Come True .
7 Months in New York
5 Months in Chicago
Company of so People 10 Weeks in Boston
GREATEST DANCING SHOW IN AMERICA
PRICES—Matinee. 25c and 50c. All Seats Reserved.
Evening—25c, 50c. 75c, $1.00.
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Sept. 12
Original Production
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1of the truest pictures of 'lri'sh life yet!
.‘shown upon the screen,
‘stai‘f that had to do very little rum-
‘ tling Irish jigs and all the rest of the
tation. “A Woman’s Way" is the at- .
traction coming at the Felice theatre
suns 11's ~mama iTSELFi
The Marriage of Mollyo." the new
Triangle picture featuring Mae Marsh
and Robert Harrotfiis said to be one.
\ The settings in the little shamrock
1illage were arranged by a technical,
maxing intc books of theit extensive.
library. for most of the member; had
actually spent part of tl.'ei1 lites on
Irish soil. So there is loving caie ex-
pressed in the fidelity to fact shobu:
in the picture. y
One of the most elaborate series of
scenes is an lrish fair. A comple'c
village was built on the studio grounds
for the express. purpose of taking these :-
episodes. and there one may see jaunt-
lng' cars swinging through the place,
pigs and (abhages—«u hich is the crude
way of sating bacon and greens—rat-
many things that go to make up life
under such conditions.
Throughout all the little flashes of
insolent gossoons ogling the colieens.‘ TenlOM “The “M." Lovc."
a taunting car and a hay uagon catch The place to 80 is the Regent thea
ing the' wheel hubs and the drl1e1's ".9 tonight‘ ‘Tbe Stronger Love" the
getting down to fight it 0‘1'- “mum MoroscoParamount screen drama
shown is an invigorating story told en-
REGENT THEATRE.
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REGENT THEATREI
We” tirely in the out of doors; in the pine
awoods and in the mountains.
The kind of film drama that Just
deals with humans who have never
stepped off their lone mountain top
But the one exception who did.1eturua
"from the city university and makes
the problem of this Morocco—Parl-
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MATINEES 2:00
here .
Are
Every Mother That Has a
Daughter Over 16 Years of Age
Should Have Her Witness This
Wonderful Picture.
Prices
‘It’s
To All Performances .
PALACE
TODAY ,
TUESDAY—Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell in “A +1
Woman’s Way."
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WEDNESDAY—Mae Marsh and Robt. Harron in “The
Marriage of Molly-0.” ,
VAUDEVILLE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY. ' /
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. PALACE THEATRE.
Eing consolation widen the breach.
:Marion is deeply in love with her hus- i
; Marion Livingston is the (laugh er band,11nd determines if any 11'somani
of Gentrai I i1ings'on. boss of the cie1er enough to take him away fromt
. Elsnore coal mines. She rescues Jack her. she is going to meet her on her rl
_ Stanton, the young superintendent of 01m ground. She gives a dinner party}
411119. mines from a mob of miners two days later, and invites Nina as
Jack. recovering from a shot nound her honored guest. ' _ 1
received in 1119 melee ls 1isited by Marion astounda her guests by tip--
his brother. Howard, 11 young districtl nearing ‘ln a magnificient evening?
attorney who immediately, falls in gown. completely outshlning Nina.
love with Marion ThEY are married even in the eyes of Howard. -After
and Marion taken to «New York. is the .evqlmg's entertainmentr’llowaru
introariced into society with which asks Whitney to see Nina home, and
she is bored. ,The oniy one who'there is reconciliation between Mar-
. . seems to appreciate her is Oliver ion and Howard. when he asks her to
»- Whitney. airfield of Howard’ s. tongivelmn Ethel Clayton as “Mar-
:1. Two yuan: pass.z.am_16n 51111 chutes ion,” and Carlyle Blackwell as "How-
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. under the yoke of poclety. and she nudism, " are seen in 'the two greatest '
these two stars have appeared in. .
._ Howard drift apart. Howard meets '
-;.Nina mtum. a graduating walnut: arid money is bound laureate a'bil
.- .1 with her itu'n moi 1111:1011
‘ learning this; Marlon
II?“ play “A Womg‘e‘s Way
rained-shares, ng‘pr‘ie's'l 'most conflicted
but her appeal to Howard is useless? §m_ -and William A. Brady.t'vlho put on
Mpg-low Idtsregard for‘ society.
lash-of ' :15
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brWondhh guaranteeing?»
Three Days Cormmenclng
MONDAY, .SEPT. 18111
EVENINGS 7:15 and 9:00
That Daring, Sensational and Powerful Photoplay
Children ? ” "
Life’s Lesson
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‘into the spirit of the play.
. to eat and wear.
1 ved his decision.
' . 013th your. and 3W8 more time impression $11111 1111' who see it. The"
was Greet! ‘;
tstage e'uc- .‘
h _ .theetage play.. also; anpervfie'd thd" ,
mount photoplay interesting aud~de
iightfuily diaerent. ‘It also makes it
hard for Neil Servias. Vivian Martin.
the mountain beauty and her heart to
decide the trying problem. of VhICh la
, ‘The Stronger Love."
.j Tomorrow "The beetreyen."
in “The Destroyers" the new fire
part drama release of Vitagraph on
the Blue Ribbon Program for June 5.
Miss Lucille Lee Stewart. leading wo-
man of the Bay Shore studio of‘the
Vitagraph Company. makes her arr
.. ’pearance for the first time is the pam-
pered. pette'l. adoring. then suddenly
widely Jealous wife. This type of
w'oman. which is particularly difficult;
to characterize for the screen without
becoming banal or simply helplessly
" silly. is capable of characterisation byl
fewer actresses than perhaps any oth-
_ or type of modern woman.
Children
Under 16
Positively
Not Admitted
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Man of Mysterious Power Makes story
of New iim. . {
How a muterloub than. c shore}
l} the w.avee exercises his influence
over a girl he has never seen before
makes her believe she has married him
and then leaves her. is told in William'
Fox's new photoplay production. “The
Unuclcome Mother." Walter Law. a
new film giant. plays the part of Mn-
son. the sailor in this film which foat-'
. urea 1111 all star cast. '
l The story tells how Ellinor :1 child
of the 111111-21. is raiecd by old Peter
(Tom Burroph) a light-house keeper.
Peter had found her adrift in a boat.
and had brought her tip with a great
' fondness for the sea. She meets Mason
.aw. l a rough sailor. and she
. .-, - marries him with a ceremony that he
.iing prized for the beat pigs and so 011.. originates. He takes a ring from her
“Ethere is emphasis on two points— -lrlsh finger and one from his own. binds
blarney and lrish love of a good scrap. them together. on 11 key- ring. and
'lhc result of this emphasis is the throws them into the ocean.
linking together of all these episodes Then he leaves he'r. saying that he
The story will return some day.
has romance. it has blarncy and it Meanwhile.ahe meets Hudson (John
has fight. / Webb billion.) a rich widower_ who
indeed. "The Marriage of Molly-0” educates her and marries her. When
has something of the story of Cindct- she sets 10 his home. She- learns ”I“
91111. Cinderella lived in the ashes; the memory of his first wife is held
Molly li1es in dire poverty. with little sacred by his children (Violet Deuc-
Cinderella found a cart, Jane Lee and Katherine Lee)
prince for her husband: Molly found and they will have nothing to do with.
n knight—Sir Laurence O'Deil. The her.
stpry of Cinderella is perennial; so is She decides to leave. As she opens
the story of "The Marriage of Molly’- the door. and finds Mason standing
0-" there waiting for her. Hudson has fol-
lowed. and he listens while she tells
him the whole story. He allows her
to choose her own course. and she is
about to go away with Mason. when
little Ann. the eldest of the children."
comes to her, and takes her hand.
“We lotto you Don't go,” she cars.‘
Friday "Public Opinion."
Four Days Condensed to Twenty
Seconds.
25c-50c
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ACCUSED OF MANSLAUGHTER.
Auto Fatality Case Trled‘ in Milford
Judie Reserves becialon.
MILFORD. Sept 12.—Jol1n BillfOill'l.
of Siraiford, driver or a car which
struck a fence early on Sunday morn-
ing about a month ago on the New Ha-
ten turnpike near here killing Eugene j
Boyd of Bridgeport. one of the seven‘
ocupants of the car. all colored was
tried in the Town Court today. on a
'charge of manslaughter in causing
Boyd' 5 death. Judge Stoddard reser-
Balfour is. also held
on a charge'of taking the car owned
by David Carter of Bridgeport. for
whom he was chauffeur, without per-
mission.
onds. baaeatabllshed a new record for
will be shown at. the Regent on FridIY,
when Blanche Sweet will be seen in.
the Jeane L. Lauky production of "Pub-
ttic Gplnlon." a photoplny written es-
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bull; celebrated novelist.
on the Paramount Program.
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KILLED IN‘ELEVATUR SHAFT. ’,
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MAE MARSH AND ROBERT HARRON IN TRIANGLE PLAY. “THE
MARRIAGE OF MOLLY-0."
At The Palace .
Four days for the. taking of one;
scene which appears on the screen for.
no more/than fifteen or twenty sec-t
motion. picture accuracy. and the scenei
peclally for theater by Margaret Tum» '.
ltis shown 1 '
Electric
in our territory
will be credited
of wiring.
metits.
Wednesday. t
SPECIAL PANEL or JURORS i. Cheap... today
WILL HAs'rEN TRIALS
{Tatum Summon“ to Appear In
Criminal Superior Court Wednesday
In order to hasten the trials of the
82 prisoners on the Criminal Superior
court docket. a special panel of lurgrs
‘hu been drawn There are three res
lderts of Bridgeport to be tried on the
'cha1ge of murder and it is expected
a large number of talesrnen will be re.
quired for these cases.
The jurors who are summoned to
appear September 13 at !0 a 111. are:
Bridgeport: (harm Murphy. John
N. Near. Edward F. Nevins.
1 Bethel: Howard S. Crorutt. Edward
E. Edmond; oLuIs Olmsted. .
Brooklgid: Andrew 0. Andenou,
Henry L. route. William B. Roe.
Darlen: Edward 8. Austen. Harold
St. .l. Morehouee, Clarence E. Seodeld.
Bolton: George Cornell. Charles P.
Sillin-an, John 1!. Wheeler.
Gtteuwich: Louie M. Ferris. Enos
8. Lockwood. Charles W; Munslnger.
New Canaan: George W. Louns-
bury. Arthur B. Ogden. Urban 0. Sey-
tion on request.
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Wth RUN-FOR GOVERNOR.
mom“ Rev. G. Whiteileio Smionaon of Seyv
Redding: Benjamin 8' Banks. mom. has reconsidered. hint intention
Ab1am 6- 3‘1“""1 Jr.. 1‘0““ (I- [turn of not 'actepling the Prohibition nonal-l
99” .nation and will accept. He has writ-
Stamford: Benjamin B. Aver1,Wil-
lia'.. Ryle. William 'i‘yaon
Wilton: Daniel K. Blrdsaii. William
Geopple,l-1daon 1.. Purple.
ten to E. 1.. G. liohenthal. chairman
of the state Prohibition partY. as fol-
lows :
"There is but one. way to win this
light for the freedom of the people.
and that is by political. administrative
authority. followed by a faithful writ-
ing of prohibition into the constitu-
tion.”
Referring to the platform. Mr. Sim-
ouson says that the measures thought
of today as "pr‘ogreasi1'e" were first
advocated b1 the Prohibition party
and then kept before the people by
agitation until they won out. Equal
suffrage. civil service reform and di-
rect elections illustrate some of the
reforms, he said.
STEFNEY CHILD. PLAGUE
VICTIM. DIES IN HOSPITAL
BIHDGEPORT. Sept. 12. u—Ii'ollowinr:
an illness of about 30 hours duration
will. poliomyeiitls, Omar Billings
Clnpn the slx-vcarnhi son of Wilson
A. and Myrtle Scott Clapp. of Monroe.
died in Hillside home, in this city, yes-
terday
Tht boy's father is treasurer of the
Clapp Fire Resisting (30.. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clapp haw two othei
children.
The funeral was held priunely this
afternoon and burial Wu" (:1 the fair.
ily (state in Monroe.
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CONTiNUOUf‘ lNLAND WATER.
WAY.
PlllLADELPHlA. Sept. 12.—Plans
for the azvanoement of the project for
11 centin ous inland waterway from
New England to Florida. both for
commerce and national defense. were
on the program for discussion by del-
egates to the ninth annual convention
of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways' As-
sociation. which opene a five days'
session here today. A ong the dele-
gates in attendance are congressmen.
governors, mayors and prominent bus-
iness men from many points 111011;:
the Eastern coast.
Representative J. Hampton Moorc..
of Pennsylvania. president of the asso-
ciation, delivered his annual address Lucille Lee Stewart in “The De hovers."
nesday.
today.
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WOHUSETTS LEGISLATU RI
MEETS. '
BOSTON. Sept. 12,—Three Swell. .
matters an: to be settled by the Wilt
latnrc. railed in special session to“!
by Governor McCall. ’l he most ‘
Dentin 0! these. in view of the M
election. is the rdoption of a‘:
legislative nppomtment for flu
County to repkme that arranged-
lelrfitlve emnmlsslon and recently
elated by the Supreme Court to be
valid. A new appointment drawn .
by the commission was ready for « ‘
consideration of the legislators.
The other measures to be coneldell-tr
ed are the devising of a method who .
by Massachusetts Guardsmen on iii"
border may vote in the \‘oumber _
action and the providing for aid ‘
dependents of the Guardsmen .
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