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THEATRE
PHONE K 1501
NORWAL
“A”
TONIGHT "‘
Friday—BlanChe Sweet in “Public Opinion.”
Saturday—Moving Pictures in Lockwood's Hall, Matinee
and Nighti
it
One Day Only
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th
MATINEE AND NIGHT
The Brilliant Musical Comedy of Youth
“When Dreams Come True
7 Months in New York
5 Months in Chicago
10 Weeks in Boston
Original Production
Company of 50 People
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
SEPT. 15 and 16
MATI'NEE SATURDAY
Richard Lambert Presents
The Fastest, Funniest Farce Ever Written
——THE—-
BLUE ENVELOPE
By Frank Hatch and Robert Homans
3 With the Brilliant Comedian
Aid EDWARD GARVIE
t e Sparklin Comedienne
CARRIE REYNOLDS
And Supporting Cast of Super- Excellence
Cort Theatre, N. Y., Success of Last Season
PRICES—Matinee .................25cto$Loo
Evening 50c to $2.00
Seats Now on Sale.
-u“
of “Unborn
come out boldly in the announcement
of the theme of their subject they are
in spots throughout the fllni brutally
frank because of the honesty of their
purpose, yet while the play is one of
Exceptional High Clans two of he most remarkable of their
Vaudeville Bill kind ever made. it is so adroi: ly pre-
“s.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND sentod that it will not offend the finest ..
io-nsibilities. Because of the serious
iness of the-subject which this master
SATURDAY
I
WOOD l1 LAWSON
A Clever Team Comedy Skit.3entitled,(.mmren under 16 years years of age
“9‘ “’9 and ‘ P1111101 .1111 not be admitted either with or
guithout parents. Three shows will be
ghen daily at 2: 15, 7:15 and 9 .13
"1'0(10(k. Prices will be 15 and ‘35 cents
for all shows.
PHIL BENNETT
The Alpine Troubadour
BAKER LYNN G. CO.
An exceptional (leur comedy entitled
'The Electiic Boy”
REGENT THEATRE.
I
WELL .
1.3.11.1:11: 1 Wu
—-—‘ Yestetday afternoon a fair ~11th au
THE SEVEN MELODY PHIENDS diente witnessed the pert‘otmance and
1“ Song ltance and Harmony :1 good house greeted the bill in the
Ietening.
\\ootl a Lawson a toned) team in
He She and a Piano” have a ski that;
“mi-22d; .23.: ‘11-: 'mmm
FEATURE PICTURES .
, Thursday ~Ma1‘guerite Clark in “Molly
Make Believe."
{the left of him, bombs-in nts‘pocrets, highly entoyabie. i
bombs in his ltands3 bombs in his hat—, The entire bill me: with the approv-l
bombs everywhere and John Barry-Lat of the audience and will be present-1
tmore nearly expires of fright and ter- ed at the Palace afternoon and even .
lror when he finds himself elected by lugs for the balance of the Week. ‘,
:a band of Nihilists to assassinate the ——-- I
1(‘zarhin1aelf life has been Introduced “Public Opinion.“ a gripping PROM;
ito them as the forcmoat American king drama. will be ”an at the Regent th
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exterminator. when in reality he is 111111- toniitltt. with the popular “Hem
”‘0‘th In the world ““1 “ “‘"m‘" favorite Blanche Sweet, In the stel-
Iron-ct salesman But, fearing for his lnr role. It was written vespeclallyl
Olifi if [he tltspt‘fflle (‘har‘ntters did for \liSi‘ S‘\(,“ by “(u-gar“ Tunrbul‘
,(oter that he is not one of tltt1tt1;lto and produced by the 13“,“. (‘cmnam 1
consents to (Iran lots with them to see and prewuti the 3mm“ way in
upon whom shall {all the "honor" of “1,1,1, H] ultlic Opinion" can be Influ-
. “ng ”1" Cl”. 0f “0“”9' he "“1“" chord and misdirected, and show: hou-
and the others, delighted at the turn ,, slight incident muy3 misauide the
0! 1138"“. gleefully “"39 ”1"” deadly 111‘11'11111 application of justitta Tito
bombs “DO“ ”19 Dl’lfr‘llvd llaprmeW- l. a k) t' o: 1111: my has rtttround 1 ti Miss“
l'atttlyzotl nith "i-t ho rushtd 33“,. , M3,, 111 C”, of 111111.11“ “(10”. 3
"m" ”‘1‘ "“hl’m‘b NM“- “' h m“ “”‘g . ntt- intludiit: Ilut it tlistittgtti lwd nr
in ltot pursuit, and solit tiousl)‘ lllmi‘ ‘1 1.1.1 .114 I .tr‘. e Fore, lid} ill‘ l‘l- "mm
the infernal mathlnvs 1n ltts unit-r , ”333,, 153‘“ cr, T0!“ 1-“, ,3.,,, 3...“; lint“;
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,p1ttl1cr. (.lt . lttl on. 1.1.1 totnp:.1rttt \1- "30m, “,3 333,_ 1, ,_ ,._,,3 :1. ,3, m, thei
‘1 11' simple ‘=ttlullnll of his ditllculti. 11“ imtnmtt. 1:: Program. '
mom for it stroll, only ‘11 see one of -3_ 3,3 ,_.._ W...
Scene from “Where Are My Children,” three days, commencing
Monday, Sept. 18 at The_ Re gent.
PALACE THEATRE. i “hipped inE’a'fitETthe'nérses'nat-
~— 1loped for a quarter mile 1110 (1
CARRIAGE AND OCCUPANTS :mountain road and then ”(39:20:23]
ROLL DOWN CLIFFSIDE 'the embankment to the base. Frank
Startling Climax to “Honor ThyjKecnan and Louise Glaum werethe
Name,'! in which' Frank Keenan ,occupnnts of the carriage. Four cam-
Avengee Family Honor In ‘eras were used to photograph the
Unique Way. scene.
No less thrilling a scene than that Charles; Ray wears cleten units of
In which a team of runauny horse's, clothes in 'ilouor Thy Name," new
drawing a carriage Milt tuo occu- Trinnglelnco production. And Loiuse
pants (lash madly oteraprecipice and Glrtum is in the same play. Oh, you
roll a sheet hundred feet to the rocks lzr€1Fn>059d monster.
below, forms the sensational climax “Honor Thy Name," new Triangle
to “Honor Thy Name!" the gleilnco starring Frank Keenan and
pInv by J G. Haw,ks in ohich Frank Charley Ray. has two vampires in it.
[Keenan and Charles Ray are present- on 'em gets iilted and the other
'ed as to- stars by Thomas H. Ince. The getfifilled. Vamps always get 11
sight is to realistically spectacular that tough finish isnt it so
i. evoked gasps even from the (1111- Frank Keenan plays Charley Rays
doused cutters oLthe film—men who al- fathewgain in "Honor Thy N.'ame
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' . most daily tietv accidents on the Frank 15 beginning to think 11.9 might
. (screen—n hen they saw it in the PTO' as well adopt .he boy and be done with
it Nice kid, 1at that In the play
s i The sbéne was staéed by Director Frank 13.13111 Charley out, and wins his
L C(hzflt‘s Giblyn at lncet llle, where tile gii-lg away from him, “mum is not a
p c uresque mountain scenery afforded
[the. exact environment pnescribed by iiitiltfice 013 rather any way you 100‘:
(Author ‘HaWan’hiS play and was Blanche “flute a newsomer to the
:yiewed by several hundred 0“"0118 Tflnaglealnce screen has an mm-
and aweairlcken residents of Santa tant role in "Honor 'i‘hy Name 11 amn-
Monlco Bay district who had heard Iring Frank Keenan and Charley RaY.
that it was about to be filmed. -i Egan]: Keenan makes up for 30 years
. old in a “cut;back”. in "Honor ,Thy
'iName‘,” new Triangle-Inca ‘ feature.
1 And it‘s said the years just simply ron
' his shoulders like rain of! 11 area-'-
at! duck. ' .
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dorm ammo“ Eases-v "‘wi'TH
aouee m. taboos enveno-
sc umv'znetou or "111i a‘so
" ‘ about to that laht omim, booth: to
'tho band 51111111111: up behind two of tho
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nobility hotnh in hand. littou-rmx "When 1,. 1011,...(‘01111- 1“. ~- 11 "Wt
i’1om his till‘llllr’l‘ at finding in“ H" .e musical comtdt l\' 11,111,, ”mm“,
tire still mort bombs in r\I 51111111 i." 3333333 “N (33 333 (3 ,3 “((3 “(333“, turnt-
‘e‘idi‘S the Ullt'ri “llll‘il Ito illiti 1.1 his 11.1 3333(3 Sutm‘dn)‘. 33,333,33333.3(333 ltltlt. 3
tor pitcher. litti‘t'yntoro t'tlsltvs up in “(3,333, (‘. AWN” ,33 ,3, the limit! 0,1
Aim:- to (‘ilit‘ll tho {Inlll'l'lilri'e‘ I. -111‘t,itt.'t 33 (3,333 (33,333“: 3,3(3 33,(,r3,,(3(_§ (3, some
“3 H in suspended in "mm” ”WY “"l of limit (‘A‘l lznotttn‘ nutrcs in 111111111131
unconscious pnit‘, toznv‘dy; lorrtti‘i" I.-sit1r Court’-1 Mata;
'l‘livrt‘ ni‘t1 other hotnltt ultioh 1111111111? (‘urn‘tott [3,3,(,,3,,(.3' 3‘33"“ little. 1”. 0.1
“'m‘ startling ”mm" in '1‘“. Fm": '( I‘u‘tmor. Rev E. lirttlcr, llurlqtn Prizes.
l’laycrs' Film (‘otttptuty's zllllllrifli! PM" 1 Jill \\'ootl\vr.1d, Arthur Williams, and
10-le Minimum "r ”m (1141111111110, 11' Itcrt \\ ill be In the line up of princl'
comedy. “The ltcd Widow" tho l‘am- ,3,_,3__,md ,3 ”mm. demure chorus of
mount Picture at the ['11. hue ti1.~‘1.1ttttl dancing darlings M” “on, ,0 uhl‘e
Saturday and I'V'PH (mt- til illt‘lli C‘\- 'HW‘) th “Tm“: rm. ‘llt’ “tired hllll-
plodos with 11 burst of laughter 33033333, man" Tit-:1 dancing numbers.
Flora Ztiltt-llc who 11.1 tlt1 c-o s-lttr it (3, “hich there are nearly a score will
the original produttion of the great .bc :1 “333,33", of the. ”1,0,.“an nt.
fun- making. t‘lt.ttti'.1i.v l’ollotly and Ron- i .1“. hen Dreams Come True" hits for
mid Wolf. repeats her some success lit "3 theme ”33,, “me“,me, of a yonnz
the role of Anna Yttrvartt. .loltn Hen- man/who has been [Mug a nil." life in!
drirks and George 1.. Mack, who play-2 Paris Forced ,0 forsake ”,0 French:
ed the Baron and l’oitova In the origi- ('flpi' (3, he starts home and falls 1“
mil. version nrc also seen in those into with a young American airl on ma
roles in the pltotoplay. 'toyago Ashore romance progresgpg.‘
(‘iocro Hannibal Butts, the alias as- running now and then into melodrama
sumcdhy John llarri' mom in this pro and “("393 but ultimo cly culminating
duction. is one of the most screaminz- In a happy climax.3
ly funny roles that this farfnmctl co~‘ The mirtical numt,,.,..3 are all com-
modian has (‘\9l‘ played. The bombsipnsed by °il1io licln. who has gained
and the Niltilllsts are by no means the much fame as a compose) of “am
only difficultim which confront Mr. opera
lint ts. lie has. 1. \1.il'o who : fire L.1011.‘..,.,w yawning of the feminine «mitt-1.
in}: some 111.111 in jz1il as the 111.11". of (33333, nith u“ hen Dreams Come True”
his duplicity yearns to tell ltim a low 3 is a fan ("a that will b" cspeciall‘t‘l
things about himself. And there are a l D‘tfllfjli‘lfi ,0 the indies.
number of Russian Secret Police
chose fingers itch for him after they TRESPASSERS ON RAILROAD
discover that he has smugzlcd one ofi PROPERTY ARE FINED
the most dangerous Nihilists of Russia} \
into the country its hts wife. Jan. es Neelev of Norwalk “as fined
“The Red \lidow,“ him its distin-
$5 with suspension of execution and
guished comedy star its rcmnrknbloi Kearns of Bridgeport $1 and
Homes
cast and its elaborate settings, easily, .
c r W:dnesdny, for
ranks among the few really great con- costs in the City 0“ t
tresspassing upon railroad propertY.
tributions to screen humor. Neeley has been employed at freight
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HHILDREN NOQI'VADMITTED. said he was unable to and a room
iin the city. John Long, 11 former brake-
im'an, was fined $5 and costs suspend—
ed, for a similar trespass, and John
Brennan was fined 35 and ’costs for an
assault upon Bernard Godfrey?» spec-
ial ’policeman who elected him from.
the railroad yard where he came to
or]: under the Influence of liquor.
rennan denied the assault and said.
It Was the cheat who assaulted hin.‘
Judge Bartlett believed the story told"
by the omc§§
new CMKAN GARAGE mu aueo.
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Showing of “‘The Unborn" at the Pal
ace Theatre Starts Monday Af-
ternoow
Beginning oMnday afternoon there
will be shovrn for two days at the Pal-
ace theatre George Eliot, 11’s.. sensa~
tional successful sex drama of moth,
our times, ‘The- Unborn" ’ Frankly
speaking, this is a propaganda play
that deals witha. subject that in the
previous day was discussed only be-
hind closed doors, but now meets with
the attention of editorthrouphout the
world, who grant It the prominent coho, st Edward S. Nldd of New C114
11mm of the press .lml tutti! so. for man. proprietor of the cmnm
immanent 11:11 Is practiced today Is there. 1111111131111; wt for rent. The pa-
,guoftheoommoanndyetoneotthe
most serious crimes against modern
drama presents in so 111-111 a manner
,. house but had been drinking. Kearnsc
Only Four Quality Ranges Left!
HowLong Will They Last? ’
. THREE SOLD THURSDAY.
You probably won’t be able to buy one of these wonderful Quail!)
Ranges in Noruaik after Saturday at these low priL-es.
FORTY QUALITY RANGES SOLD IN NORWALK IN
THREE WEEKS. , '
Which only goes to show how satisfactory and popular this combine .
tion is. Our customers are all absolutely satisfied nth the ranges.
ANOTHER SHIPMENT COMING, BUT AT HIGHER,
PRICES.
“'41- .till continue to >91} Quality Combination Ranges, but will 1111 com-
pelled to raise the price, due to the increased cost of the range.
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN IN LOOKING AT THE (RANGES, _MAKE
UP YOUR MIND TODAY AND ORDER YOURS.
Don’t Forgetu0n1y FOUI‘ Left:
, —-—— ii.~ invertalning. This pair shon
GREATEST DANCING SHOW IN AMERICA ,i‘riday Louise (ilaum and Charles themselves especially good dancers.
. ‘ Hay in “Honor Thy Name." “Well G. DeVelux in the musita' e n ri n
PRIC s.— 1 . «
E Iharlatinee, 25c and 50c. :11 Seats Reserved. 1333 l d 3 3 ————-—B p33“ 0, m3. ewmmuwm “hm,“ (x y o
“thing—25¢, 5°C. 73C. 1400. "u ur fly 1. ”l" anymore in "The t-eptionai ability and t 1\ etal times re- A
Red Widow." . . . ’
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Sept. [2 ,Mat. 10c., 20c. (‘Cll't’d applause that was deaientng. Phone 1680 67 WALL STREEE
1 Baku lynn & Co .. in the Electri.
~-‘»~-~__._L_._ iEve. First Performance 7: 15 to 9 Bo) kept the audleme amu ed {roman - ~ *3
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i 10C-115C.25c..~tatt to finish Htaily “are the ~- » — , ~ . .. fl“ - _ .- . . .___-., w
. laughs and at the fall of the (llf‘ ttin George B Angew has sued Mr. Ntdd got a table next to that occupied by a black hair you can readily and
i F ( “ 9-15 on this am intense apnteciatton was for 35 300 in the Superior (‘ourt and pair of feiloss whom I have 'kidded' the position this placed me in “m
3 .A" 3¢.u“16‘:° me“ Only “10““ 39110113 hale been brought in iustices unmerclfully in times past: in a mo- nutter of fact 1 am not out of It
‘ __ I Th 1 performance closes with B:CDIH'I against him by ill? New Lunatih meat, of temporary mental abermtlon] u “he more (hill half believed "II‘ ’
\ ' Sat. Eve.—Two Complete deevnurpeciul ”feature "The 5"?“ 1"910dl’1:‘“" (Iompanstnd Snjllh's 101 Til" introduced these fellows, both good had met these fellows withered .
EMILY WAKEMAN “A“TLBY, Mill‘. Phone 2300 ' P'"°""”‘°“v 7 '"d 9- ”fluids in song. dance and harmonythop. La'puty Sheriff laylor relied friends of mine, who can take a ioke ed woman whom 1 passed as u
_ . 1Tllis is of a ministrel nature and is papers. and never wince under it, however 'ue. [don't know whether 1 will
be able to convince her that they
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'delphia Press.
severe It may be on them. to my wife.
“The quicker wilted of the two, aeo-
lng an opportunity to get square Itith
me for the last joke i played on him..
said without a smile. 'I am delightedi .3
to make your acquaintance. Mrs. B—.i ”She believes everything he
The last woman Mr. B.—- introduced her.“ “Yes, but I understand he (1 .
as his wife had red halr.‘ :13" her very much."—-Detroit 33
“When i tell you that my wife has has. '1'
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WHY HE WON'T JOKE.
"I've quit kidding." said a business
man. "That kind of chickens come
home to most and can t be drn e11 away
again. We found to my ”sorrow
“The nay of it was this: A few
'ago I took my wife to I. well
an restaurant for luncheon. We
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“THERE MUST B
LAWS TO PUNIS
THIS EVIL”
\ THE AGONIZED FATHER OF THEGIRLTHERE
AR? LAW“. BUT THEY SEE ONLY IN THE LIGHT.
.111“ “- " ‘ TEVILS OFTHE DARK THEY DO NOT SF
BUT NAtllRF KNOWS .I' 7..IGHT NO DARK, AND
WORKS ITS RULES, OBEYS ITS EAWS. AND WRONGS
REVEAL THEMSELVES. THESE RULES AND LAWS ARE
REVEALED IN TELLINGrLESSONS IN GEORGE ELIOT,
JR.'S. CANDID PHOTODRAMA:
lt.De1IS‘ With the
Much D'scutsed
Sujt (t B' RTH
CONTROI and
Points-a‘VitaI
Moral.
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mined With 1..-
- Without Parents
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