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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 16, 1916 · page 3

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“ PRICES 25c. and 50g ' ' f . seals Now Selling for All Performances

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THE DARING.SENSATIONAL AND POWERFUL PHOTOPLAY ‘

“Where Are
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. NORWALK
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’ Tonight—Lockwood’s Hall—“The Lost," and Billie Burke
in “Gloria's Romance." ..

 

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' SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th

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E MATINEE AND NIGHT

I The Brilliant Musical Comedy of Youth
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“When DrBams Come Tint?"

Original Production ' 7 Months in New York
l , y . 5 Months in Chicago
Company of 50 People 10 Weeks in Boston

GREATEST DANCING SHOW IN AMERICA

PRICES—Matinee, 25c and see. All Seats Reserved.
' Evening—25c, 50c, 75c, $r.oo. ‘

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One Night Only
Friday, Sept. ’22
at 8:15

_ SELWYN AND COMPANY
Present
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--—— A large and clever company of prin- will be the sensational attraction at but that a view of the play, which con -3.” '

“WHEN DREAMQ COME TRUE." ciplee and n chorus of beautiful sing-_the Regent theatre three days besin- thins visual arguments in favor and :gew:;: Land “at In”!!!
‘ "When Dreams Come True," which Ins and dancing girls lend the properntnx Monday. September. 18. against birth control hail helped many R" “was “ m
hag attained much popular“). “Inca u air of youth to the periormancei’rlcoli fin: :cws at the 1dayi andutlhe cases in forming an opinion on this import- '0“,
.was first presented in New York and 25: 5°: 75 andl.00. " c "9 9““ ‘i "3 '1 ec 0“” 8!"- subject. Yet the play is not in
Chicago, whene it ran for an entire _ 12:9 30::anmzhflzekizl; “cigars: :m ywaya Drrpgizanda. It simply pic :2: gflggm‘l‘fi: 9“?“
“1 I 5., ed a the 9 en . ' I ' urea some 0 t e common incidents of
$3239 l be p"! m ! R g :‘ 2‘leIIEtIZEInAREanEYnflnIhLDtI‘ifc’l‘lrsed“on of birth control in the columns lite its the camera has found them or E‘ L Home ‘1'" Y“ '1. 5“

"When Dreams Come True" is aptly:___.____L__*_.2=!==._——:_ _ $2-2. .__ 38 "10 scenario writer has conned in the in 2
described as a dainty muulcal comedy! ‘ “10m. milling ll lo the spectator to Br itanni tenet of "‘9 E“°’°‘°Wh
of youth full of tuneful music and: “ draw his 'own conclusions and forum onWednu' M“ the “aim
catchy songs, many of which will havei l lute his oun arguments. eadny
-no doubt already reached you on the' independent .0! any moral lesson The W and the Town Clerx
wings oi popularity. This is'one oil 'auxht the film is well worth seeing '"1 be inmat- utthe Town (‘lerk’
[heobegt of [[3 type of play; produced on 8060“!“ Of the 'EXCPIIGIIC he in: of 0mm. USN-.33 hamfin. a.
during recent maaong_ 1,1 pasgeggefi Tyrone Powers. the district attorney until 7 Vin. tn cumin! the mullet-5
that rarest of musical comedy virtuous \iho has a bitter truth brought home tion of voters Ind admit all then.
-—a plot. with sustained interest. andf ,2 to him throuah his prosecuting of I found Qualified to the elector: flirt--
a plentitutle of wit and humor of a‘
‘rlean sort. it leaves one with a hat-

society physician for malpractice. . 108“. l“
. tailed. pleased impression and a head

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“FAIR AND WARMER." Rene Well at Richmond Hill Tuesday

3 ’ .. With the magic of it spectacular New The mother IIII little one are am-

I , York success still strong upon it, filminmlflutshmnot’nsyet ‘

l LHEL T R f "Fair and Warmer“ will come to the cided what to neme‘the brisht ill. 2

I Regent theatre on Friday. Sept. 22nd. younntor. but '0 unseen that act
iAn Exceptional High-Class! t

' Vaudefillc Bill

THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANDi,
SATURDAY ‘

when S-elwyn & Company will present as Mr. Well I! unloved by the It

. ’ REGENT THEATRE. full at new tunes. t9110100!!! "Where Are My Children?" of the press. Add there is no doubt While en route on out! ‘alopnod
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LIKE FINDING
- MONEY

It someone should offer to help
pay. for painting your house, or
installing a new furnace, you
would probably think it was to
good to be true. .

But wiring your property for

Electric service is probably the
greatest improvement you could
possiblv make, and no are oficv
ing to help you pay for this
wiring.

For“ a limited time we w'll
contribute towards the cost of
wiring an amount equal to the ‘ '
first six months' lighting bills.

 

 

 

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this most dazzling and ludicrous of the dard 0“ 90- “III John D. would WI
Avery Hopwood royal line of tarces. V017 appropriate name.
with an excellent cast of iarctmrs. l Through the Invitation oi Mr.

“Fair and Warmer” made one. of '51”,ng H.SIIMIn.whoire ..
those‘uueoerses along Broadway that in; in g mm on Pom n " ‘
run up the standard for all later at- mgmm a no "when-1y 3.1
tractions. it sold out, from its first Cli‘é‘le and their husbands git
performance. so that there was never mu m in one 0! the
U any Nair York advertising necessity. belongingtolohnb. Davenporti'
It made more money at the Eltinge they were trotted to . cor‘nl’rogifi'
theatre than ")vnhin The Law" had The ammmmme‘bfl‘gm ‘ '
trnade there Your yearn betor , which. light beside (mm on tree u“

WOOD l. LAW30N
A Clever Team Comedy Skit. entitled "?
“He, She and a Piano"

 

 

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' . paid for m twe vc mont y 03" - ‘ business" record. it was in demand hundred m old. There “Q“ can
An enema? cllezercotiefigentmed ,_ 'mcnts, and Mazda Lamps WI“ be 1mm every part or .he country. a 800‘! sweet poutoee. minim-tors. to! j
furnished FREE. if slxlnonths,,.beiore Selwyn & Ounpany mustard “a butler . plenty, beside

 
 

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The “uiiwm‘u I wiring. etc. ' 1'. , . I . M ICII‘I WIN '1'. and M". W "
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