THEATRE
NORWALK
TONIGHT
Thursday—Walter Law in “The Unwelcome Mother.”
Fridill—Blanche Sweet in “Public Opinion.”
Saturday—Moving Pictures in Lockwood’s Hall, Matinee
and Night.
One Day Only ~
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th
MATINEE AND NIGHT
The Brilliant Musical Comedy of Youth
“When Dreams Come True ”
Original Production 7 Months in New York
5 Months in Chicago .
Company of 50 People 10 Weeks in Boston
GREATEST DANCING SHOW IN AMERICA
PRICES—Matinee, 25c and 5°C. All Seats Reserved.
Evening—250, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
GE! ] PHONE 1501 II: .‘atage, that Dillon took on his middle:
‘hsving three parts so in: name. a"
two originally plain roan Diiion but
:be so often got mixed up with John
and Jack Dillon, other notables or the
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name in selfdetense.
An Exceptional High-Class Dillon is now noting with the wu-
{ Vaudeville Bill liam r0, company in their new pic 7
iTHURSD” FRIDAY AND ““9 The ““91”“ ”m" “9 DON'T PUT IT OFF ANOTHER DAY.
! SAT—[EBAY 1 3::ébeifidonighemzngr; iigmflftgz i if you have been planning to get one of these popular Quilt! Ramses
try your best to come into the once this week and make arranflO- >
ments to bus one installed. =-
NEVER A BETTER OPPORTUNITY.
This ofler is probably the best we have ever made The price is
WOOD l LKWOON years. He was born in New Harem}.
A Clever Team Comedy Skit, entitled and was educated with the expects-j
“He, She and a Piano" ,tion that he would some day become:
'the world‘s greatest dentist. Matters;
PHIL BENNETT
The Alpine Troubadour ‘re‘ai'hfi‘d a Cum“ “‘9’ one 3'91” at: ______;. . tery low the terms \ery easy, a cash discount with time to pay and
--—- dental college-«then Johnny Dillonii LU" ”W , a u,“ dollar allowance for your old coal range
BAKER LYNN Q CO. left oterything and went on the slago‘T 4.~a—....-_ .
VERY FEW RANGES LEFT. ‘
Only a few ranges left. Probably won't last longer than Saturday.
OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
“The Electric Boy" longer. l
One of the Blaney Stock Companies
WELL8 6' DE VEAUX in Brooklyn, saw young Dillon's first.
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iAn exceptional clever comedy entitled He could not keep away from it‘
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The Muflomedian display of hisilonit‘ talent. From ”‘5 ,3. EVENING TILL NINE 0 CLOCK. , , ;,
THE SEVEN MELODY PHIENDS he gradually worked up to more and‘ If you cannot get in betore, be sure to order your Quality by Sat-
in Song, Dance and Harmony ‘mOi‘e important parts. until he finally; ' urday.
was playing the lead with road com-1 brings your new Quality Range. Pay
FEATURE P'CTUFES panics. Then he drii‘ed into pictures, Remember 3 the balance one dollar weekly.
Thursday—Marguerite Clark in "Molly ,- .
Make Believe .. and there he has stayed ever since. 3
-—-—— 5 Tomorrow “Public Opinion."
Friday—Louise Glauni and Charles Raymond liatton, the clever Lastly
. R8) in “Honor Thy Name." company character actor. will be seen
'l “—- at the Regent theatre tomorrow, in
iSaturday—John Barrymore in “The support oi Blanche Street the bril-
Red Widow." lisnt Latity sl‘r. in the plcturisation
The Uniitd Electric Light and Water Co.
Phone 1680 '67 WALL STREET"
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Sept. 12
PALACE T
- TODAY
WEDNESDAY—Mae Marsh and Robt. Harron in “The
Marriage of Molly-O." .
And an 'All-Star Keystone Comedy
1'1. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
VAUDEVILLE
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M“. 10s., 200. o tMargsret Turnbull's thrilling drains
"Public Opinion," on the Paramount
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Eve. First Performance, 7:15 to O
10c” 15c., 26c. Program. Mr. Hatton, although a
young man. has established himself as‘ STAMFORD THEATRE. September 15th Franklyn. John L Kearney u“.
at 0:15 ,ono oi the most excellent character so “THE ILUE ENVELOPE” : The pm, ““1 be seen here in itsl Wilson m.- mug, Caroliiie 1‘...
Feature Pictures Only Etora on the stage or screen. From The ”8““me of one for man “1:59" iorm u only one company has Sweeney, Belle Theodore and F“ .
All Seats 100. the. role of a Mexican tspin“; uTh: Gfir: whom not only anything. but every tbecn gem on tour, and tar this reason Mm
—. 0' ”"3 Golden West," o it won er u thing happened is most amusingl dis- should receive the heartieat reception
“tot-fomgx: $033.: “WM". Perf°rmn°° °’ "1""). in "Chimmis played in the three iast movingyscts irom thousands oi theatregoers who ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 869‘ ur‘ ,
____...' .__ tFadden." and his splendid charscteri- 0! Richard Lsmbert's production oi have so often witnessed the disiiplwlu-| New Jenny V. the stain team ch‘
"Eai'fiwfi‘fifnrw—T fxation 0' Gewiiliker Hey. the hotel "The Blue envelope," the fares which ting performances oi metropolitan suc- ”hip is m and tin) shoot!”
} HPWPTNO" l“ "s’l‘enneuoe’ Pardner” l attained success during the latter part sesses given by interior casts on tour IaslseIt Ion m with I“ M
WHERE ARE MY Cl ILREN.” 'he has endeared himself to the I-d ‘0‘ the put ”“0“ u the Cort theatre Both Mr. Garvin and 5““ Reynold“ out “ m m N" Yorl'. M
Till! “This DhDWDIIY- ‘IWMI‘O mirers 0' 50°“ “u" T° ”cu” "milieu York, Mr. Lambert will present have gained an enormous following by WI .13.» was second 'ltl‘ “I.
Are My Children?" which is now propel” "mm" 0' Smith. the dm‘this Cort theatre organisation. beaded their superior playing of comedy roles, g. I W'- at Philadelphia. VII
creating such a tremendous sensation bend in " ‘Public Opinion” Hutton thy those two eminent isrceura, Edward and in ”The Blue Envelope" each hallw mm“ amateurs with 313",
1“ 305")“ ““1 be 5 n 9‘ the “93°" “9“" “"‘m d‘" at the psychopathic Gsrvie snd Carrie Reynolds, st the an ideal role. The balance oi the ex- hush I- h m urli- 3 3- Welp‘
theatre on three as); beginning Mon wsrdl‘ot s famous hoslptsl talking to Stamiord theatre for two “mm and . collent castincludes Ralph Nairn. Beth'. In.“ Ni- ” city, was m.” W
day September is Matinee daily at and Etching the actions oi the drug matinee, beginning Friday evening, srd, Franklin 89,101)“ P lad“ a“ “I .
2: 20 . ' ”victims He made many experiments W ions! with tub
The agitation against the showing but was unable to secure snythlng “II: -- _ ---.
o! the film which has increased dailyIVould actually convey the psllor 0
since the opening performance in Bos- the cocaine iictim to the scre'en ilc
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‘SlAMfORD THEATRE
ruiiit Nitrous HARTLEY. Mgr. - Phone 2300
THURSDAY, 3.4:. 14th
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Hit \t\\ Musical tomul} Sensation ‘
“AREGULAR GIRlS”
look by Wm. Cary Duncan and Otis Drayton
Music by Winthrop t'ortJyou
Staged Willi Frank Smithson
\\'ith
RA. LPH HERZ
Eleanor Henry, Lenora Novasio William Pruett, Jr., Coit
Albertson, Alice Hills John Gardner and “The
Skeetcrs." -
In An Absolutely l'tiititic l‘iancc Diversion
‘ " - ,1 ~ . ion has not yet resulted In a denial ot‘lnally Mt to work and prepared I“:
N ‘“ I I '22 the privilege of showing it to the anx- own cosmetics. still! the result thn ‘ . _
’ ‘ ' "’ - ~ ious publit, and it is to be hoped that although he presented a horrible sight ‘ .
I the crusade will not succeed, as the to the membcrs of the iaeky CompaT' IT
lesson taught by “Where Are My Cbii- the unusual tnlor oi the drug tic: at i l
dreii'.’” lit a much needed one Judging realistically depict- *d on the screen.
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by the occurcncc of the past weeks. ___~..__-, ’ "—'“"“" , _ . .‘
when a bountiful young woman of good “WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" _
family was tho victim of malpratticc. ‘ Twice ”"9”“! m the Bomd M Con . ,
“Where AN My Children?" is not _
aura an hialtli improper, but endorsed
an advocacy of 'blrtli tonirol" al- by Dr. l’nrkuiirst and Rev. John .1,
though ilicrc bi in the picture an ap-
nughcs, l‘aulist Superior. "Wit”? N“ e l L .
paroni sympathy for the poor cnthu- My Children?" was given without the
slim who in convicted of circulating “mm“! b? recognised ”no“ M “u. _ ,.
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obscene literature which only (“0M thcnll‘t'. N9“. York. where 1. n“
pamphlet advocating the regulation oi
it‘mitlnuci on liicwnm i’auikl
the lam s, especially of the poor.
liut ii,'llic play, does udvocittc doing -- -— -—- l D ' V 7‘, !
away with the false modesty which‘ 8148 ‘l‘h t In
prevents it iiinllicr imparting know "W__w_‘____,_-_,__s-- . ‘ _
ledge as to sex hygiene it) hot tluuitli- [— ' M U C h DIfiCUSf Ed
tor, and shows in a striking nutnner
how the failure on the part of one
mother to do licr ditty along that line
re ‘tiits in the shame and tlt‘lllll of her,
darling child I
The story of the district attorney
doomed to a clilldlcss old one because
of his wife .a gay but’erfiy of society.
prefers its attractions and plcnsures
t0 the joys of motherhood: is told
with delicacy and acted with u fineness ‘
of touch that permits of no offense.
Subjcct BIRTH
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Points a that
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mittcd With or
it itliniit Parents
Prices ., ........... . . . . 50c, 75c, $1.00, $r.50 and $2.00
' Seats Now on Sale.
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Mr. Tyrone Power has done nothing in'
his notable career as an actor that cx- ‘
SileflRD THEATRE
EMILY WAKEMAN iiti'itrust. Mgr. Phone 2300
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
SEPT. 15 and 16 I
MATINEE SATURDAY
Richard Lambert Presents
The Fastest, Funniest Farce Ever Written
—THE‘.——
BLUE ENVELOPE
_ ._ By Frank Hatch and Robert Homans
_ With the Brilliant Comedian
A d EDWARD GARVIE
n the Sparklin Comedienne ~--.-—- “
CARRIE REigINOLDS ‘3' ‘4‘“
And Supporting Cast of Super- Excellence
Cort Theatre, N. Y. Success of Last Season '-
Seats Now on Sale.
PRICES—Matinee ...,.25oto$100
Evening sec to $o00
(feds his artistry in the trying role of
this district ti. torney ‘
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Tonight “The Unwelcome Mother}?
Dillon Forced Into Middle Name .
By Circumstances..
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'i‘Actor Had to Add ‘wfib‘ to His Sig
nature to Keep From Gettlni 0th-
ers' Mail. _‘ Latest .Trisnsis Play.
John Webb Dillon was forced into At “1: Palace, Friday.
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Regent Theatre
PHONE 150.1
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Frank Keenan in “Honor Thy Name.“
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THREE DAYS COMMENCING _
MONDAY, SEPT. 18th
" .;. Matinees 3100- Evenings 7:15 and 9:00.
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Th“ Daring, Sensational and Powerful Photoplay
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no'vit Chinese cabbage. says R. E.
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['1‘ 'S A LIFE’S LESSON
iPriees to all performances awe
of" Seats on Sale _.Fridsy ‘ All Seats Reserved.
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Norwalk Chronicler