THE FAVORITE
0? LAST SEASON
REGENT THEATRE - - - ALL WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY. OCTOBER IBM-MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2:15
THE JOSEPH W. PAYTON STOCK COMPANY
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;; Willi a New Repertoire at Broadway’ 3 Latest Saccesses Sale Cslpaay aad Casi as Played lere last Season _
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' “ Virginia Harncd'a Great Success The Great London, England. Success
. "THE WOMAN HE HARRIE D" ‘ “THE STORY OF THE ROSA RY"
:' ' By Herbert Bashlord 0'31; “It 'l“ By Walter Howard .
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is “ONE DAY” “WITHIN THE LAW" “GRAUSTARK” "GREAT DIVIDE” “THE SPOILERS"
ti Sequel to :‘Three Weeks” A Play or} by by
ll By Elinor Glynn With a Punch Love Behind a Throne , Wm. Vaughan Moody Rex lBeach
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.. PRICES MATIN EES CHILDREN 10c; ADULTS 20c: SEAT SALE
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3 EVEN INGS 100, 20C, 30c. 50c ’ NOW OPEN
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REGENT THEATRE
TONIGHT
Valeska Surrett in
‘THE STRAIGHT WAY" .
E‘FRIDAY—EDNA‘GOOD RICH in “THE HOUSE 01'“,
use;
7 SATURDAY—ETHEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE
BLACKWEIJL IN “A WOMAN’S WAY."
BILLIE BURKE IN“GLORIA’S ROMANCE.”
MTANT — Saturday morning at to o’clck for the
children of Noiwalk—Marguerite Clark in “Wildflow-
”.1. Admission. 10 cents.
E WILLIAM
Valesira Surratt in “The Straight Way,"
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FOX
Toni
I FRANCES NELSON-a
ME: K. LINCOLNI.:§
The Almightyl'lollar'p {é
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either this or in past season, but there
are none but will admit that the ac
‘yis a daisy in every respect.
Mother Machree and her three
daughters present a varieiy singing
and variety entertainment that is well
worth while. it is something differ-
ent than-the ordinary run and the up
plume. is merited.
The third act on the bill in that of
Dainty Baby Virginia. the 12 year old
conledienne who has burlesqued her
way to tame and fortune She is a
tiny tot with great dancing ability, a
sweet voice and every thing that goes
to make it successful actress.
n “ Sal, the Circus Girl." the Pal-
ace theatre has secured another ratt-
ling fln- act.
pany star in this rural comedy which
has a bunch of laughs from start to
finish.
Another act on the bill is that ol
Jolly. Wild and Francis in "Have You
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written for this clever trio.
Madge Edison & Com-'
Got a Match. " a clever skit especiallyI
content bred Sirln who are left or—.the largest drawing- cards ever booked.
Ithaned and unprotected on the death' and The uuul of Broadway," her prel
oi their mother is interestingly told lous William Fox picture, was one or
in The Almighty Dollar.” which ilithe largest boxomce attractions ever
the feature picture at the Palace to-‘sent out by that firm.
morrow night. The dying woman?
begs Nan. the. elder to watch over her! Payton Stock Company Next Week.
sister. Unused to the ways'oi thel The manager of the Regent theatre
.world. Maisle falls under the spell olianounces that he has secured the Jo-
"unscrupuious Dr. Thornton Despitq'seph w Payton Stock Company for :I
Nan s advice she meets him chum-4 week's stay at his cozy playhouoa
|tlnely at doubtful placea. John Hardlstnrtina Monday. 0c oher 16th with
wood a manly fellow from the West matinee daily at 2: is
meets Malaria and they are married. in o'er-tag this attraction to his:
Their married life is marred and the“, m In. Cantor does so with. the.
tin danger of their being separated. hn‘t tlrni assurance from the manager or
Nan intervenes and the story ends thel local theatre where this company
happily for all. the played that is is one of the best in
“rt-squats." ' [fact in the foremost dramatic ‘stpelt
i "Pasquale." one 0! the. sw‘ecteet 0! company now before the public ,
the motion picture tales in the Para- nl support of this recommendation
mount teaturs for the Palace on Satnr- Mr Payton oflers a cast or players
day. it stars George Behan end is the that ranks high in the Judgment of all
story of two ltalians, one a rich bank- those who have seen them. The cast
er and the other a poor grocer who are consists of a company oi players nil
drawn together while back lighting as or which havo had the distinction of
a
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PROD UCTION ill.
at The Regent Theatre,
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i PALACE THEATRE.
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SIX BEAUTIES ON
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THE PALACE BILL
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' North Main Street Playhouse Has Sur-
i prise Act in “The Six International
i Beautics."-Four Other Star Fea-
i lureLDn Vaudeville Bill.
i Headed by the Six Internationu!
i Bounties. a star surltirsc not which is
{It riot of laughter from start to finish.
' :lte \‘rtltlet'iilt- hill in the l‘tllzttte thru-
flro this week is one of the host ever
:ilehnltl by :1 Norwalk audience. The
windmill-i opened this afternoon for
the his: titre-3 days of the week and is
i was; celtaiuly well received. The
:11 mules are well worth seeing. They
g m. . somewhat different than the other
beauties appearing on the local stage
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Feature Pictures.
Tonight Hazel Dawn Paramount
star. shoots in‘ The Fued (lill, " one of
those big, pulsating stories or the
mountains of the South, where lnmil
at night. The bringing of the feud-
ist ftunilies together after their
hitter lights is one of the features of
the pictures ill which the old
time method of living is shown in con-
trast to the new and scknllflc manner
of building railroads. Bright-haired
linzol is at her best in "The Feud
Gir."
“The
The story
Almighty Dollar."
of Mtl'rsle nnd lion,
[ll Hill
PAlAlIl‘"
VILLE
THURSDAY FRIDAY, SAT-
URDAY
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MOTHER MACHREE AND!
HER THREE DAUGHTERS
A Great Big Variety Act
JOLLY. WILD and FRANCIS
Comedy Players in the Sketch'
“Have You Got a Match"
DAINTY BABY VIRGINIA
The Dainty Singing Comediennc
MADGE EDISON & CO.’ IN
“Sal—The Cirrus Girl"
.A Rural Comedy
THE INTERNATIONAL
BEAUTIES’
A Laughing Riot From Start
To Finish
FEATURE PICTURES
iTonight—William S. Hart
‘The Patriot."
Thursday—Hazel Dawn' In “The
Feud Gir ”
Friday—The World
“The Almighty Dollar“
Saturday—The? sweet story of
“Pacquale.”
Vaudeville Prices, Matinee,
. re and so cents
Event!!! mic, 15ml :5 cents
in
Picture,
STAMFORD
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REGENT THEATRE.
REGENT rombnnow.
apperlng in lirodaway productions and
who are rated as the best in lhl' Thes-
pian market of this countrl. Most no
table are Edward Scrngnn. iinri Ritv'
chic. Tt'd Dnrney‘ M. nan-uplift, I-‘mnlt
ies lived in enmity for years and shot‘
l\\'0‘
“The Playhouse That Plumes"!
ion .1 scale of elegance nclcr surpn II- selling for each performi mp l
FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE- l
The falsity of social. its inconsls- Payton. Al. Snll'll. Tile Minute: lint:-
tcnt-iea and It: sham are ironically bur, Sennette and Elizabeth llal'llllun.
shown with a delicate muster-touch in The scenic and plot-trim“ pm...” Of
“The “Out? Of Lift!" Ill“ 3'0“"00' the productions are elaborate and
Paramount Iihotoplny coming to the equally the best "nu-mg Minn-[inns of
Reach: theatre tomorrow. the day. Each and every one or the‘
The mockery itl lite sham Itrneiotts plays are accorded a. complete produc-
consideration—401'tippoarance's suite-1101“ every detail. The plays that
of the satiety women in an upl mus Mr. payton will present are well!
'rntinn o]. u “Hint: condition that nil known to those who follow the doings
have seen. of Broadway. Most notable nre ‘lelc;
“‘5 remedy is yet to he thought {01‘1“ Story of the Rosary,“ “The \\'omnn lie:
2;».
m ABOUT Tm BIG
“CHILI. Cull-SIR” 01":
Just what you need io'i-‘this season of the year.
fui III appearance, easily moved to when: you need theihgg.
and will positively heat the toouqllidtly . .
Three cents per hour to run (inhaler; when themed ‘
is toniiortablc, turn down the gas. '
s.
EEsy Payments if You Wish
$4.75 the price complete, so with order, $1 monthly. .'
PHONE FOR YOUR HEATER TODAY.
The United E EC No Light & Writer C
but its treatment could not he better Married." "Within The low." ()nt"
hnndletl than in the urtisllc n‘ndering nay" “(lratlsturk,” "’l‘iic (mm ill"
of lidnu (lotttllirh‘s new llrtttill-‘lltl'l. \‘lde," "The Spoilers." i
Misti tlogtlrir‘t's ill ti'lg oi the lllll‘tl- Matinees will be given tiaiily. Priv’“:
stepdnuchter of the mercen mflum...’ children 10 cents ndu‘tx L'J'i
try and scheming i~tlt'l(‘l_\' wornun is cents. Evening“ 10 21’ Ill) and .’.r tum. i
intone-alu- ill its quiet strength The T)“. aunt- great (I'M and “mm”. d .
atmosphere of 'his society drama it! presented here last “tulstitl. Flats not.1
is'llflilnlo
ed in hloroscoi’arnmount photbplny-t
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REGENT SAT' .DAY. -
:VALESKA SURATT AT THE RF" Saturday at the ! tgent theatre the.
tGENT TONlGHT lN‘ 'HE STRIAGHT World Film Co: man; will present at!
1 WAY " this popular playhouse Gull Knne in
i if yotl “ant to get into the mm lek "Puying‘ the Price" It \tonderful story;
says Valeska Suruii. tuo .thinns ore of heart interest that will keep alli
itggrpssitcness and origin-l those that n: mess this pi'lttll e Titty/h
'up to the in I on their edne l. ‘(Yil she is.
for getting in: but it is for rtuyinn in. ottpported by It most capable cast of;
lttiter you little once "not " ._ Dopulur plniers and in addition to this
The applicant must hate mgres- picture there will he Billie Burke ini
“If one “Gloria's Romance" which in milling
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nlily. Acting nhili y is not notcssnrt '
sivoness." suy‘s Miss Surati.
does not 3 it “in never get to see a completion and for those that are fol- i.
itnsiing director 1‘ ten 21‘ she happens lowing tip this meal serial pic me it!
[to Eee a casting director she “ill not might be well to e. tfltct!
llie able to keep her place unless she not to filing this pier. i
has enough nelf-asnertivenen to push Al the Regent lt‘? this]
‘Itch a striking type that the public. Saturday in ”1? morning at iii-i
'wili get to knoll and look for one. Mt o‘clock there \till be, given :I perlt In 1
.main :‘(1tICO to :I‘..l beginner: in the. ance for the children of the Nor“: 12:3
picttlrcis it: tltia: lie Iii:tinctile. When at such time there will be pre- i
“Often; you she 3 man who makes settled for them a most wonderful.
himself distinctive by growing a childn picture en'itled "Wild-flower":
heard. or giving a peculiar twist to his fenturtrin Marguerite. (‘lc rlt one of tho
Thi: method of type- -mak~ most talked about screen aeti-o st : 0'
ing is wrong ;‘fm it fits mgr person to the day and it is said that she is grout
play only certain 1)fll‘.ts A bearded in this picture especially for he like i.
man may he only a bunker, phyaician of the. little one-s as 'lhey surtly w. 'il
or French general if he has cultivated enjoy this picture all that can wit—l
the Van Dyko sly! e, for instance. He ness same on this Saturday mnrninn
is absolutely untitled for other roles. at the lime!!! theatre and the price of
“ mustache.
_’ Bill a WODIRH who consciously admission WI“ DO IO Cents IO nil um
makes herself into a distinct type. DIM? in ”“3110“!!! l
which allows the greatest range of -—-———————-—
character. is the one who will lind FIRST M. E. CHURCH RALLY sun. .
”for with the public. “MAY
1 Take for instance. my methods of It is expected that the exercises of
lowering my hair. i think it molten me the Sabbath M will he a fitting pre-
distinctive. Yet it does not link me lude to “9 aetiviha oi the {all a“
to any o‘er-tan style of "part. In Wit- "at“. Inch '0. I? will »‘
llatn Foss new picture. The Mist ‘ souvenir. Mn”: lln . 1"..."
inlay.” ahy ant swell“ ottweaty- m
lineman-autistic”.
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Scene from “GmustErk.” a popular play in the repertoire of "
Payton Stock 00., at. The Regent, all next week. ‘
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ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
Norwalk Chronicler