:E REGENT THEATRE --- ALL WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16--MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2:15
THE FAVORITE
.
a-
“
:2 OF‘ LAST SEASON I HE JOSEPH W. PA Y I ON 5 I OCK COMPANY
;; Willi a New Repertoire oi Broadway’ 3 Latest Successes Same Company and Cast as Played Here last Season
I
_ .; MONDAY MATINEE :1 - . MONDAY EVENING ,
ti Virginia Harned's Great Success The Great London, England. fleets:
ii “THE WOMAN-HE MARRIED" - , ' , “THE STORY OF THE ROSA RY"
it By Herbert Banhiord r3532 mt: it By Walter Howard
216
.9 “ONE DAY” WITHIN THE Lawn “GRAUSTARK” “GREAT DIVIDE" “THE SPOILERS"
it Sequel to_ :‘Three Weeks” A Play ‘ or a r by by
it 7 BY Elinor Glynn , ‘ With a Punch Love Behind a Throne Wm. Vaughan Moody Rex Beach
it "‘" “ ’
I, PRICE S___MATIN EES, CHILDREN 10c; ADULTS 20c EEW‘OP SAL
:: EVENING , 10c, 20c, 80c, 50c
'13 : :>:‘:>:::::: :::::::>:‘: 2:)»: :2; :r:.: : : :rz: : . < ‘ ' : :1 :’:::.:i::’: :::.:::.:: ~:»».'::: :
‘ REGENT
'TONIGHT
Valeska Surrctt in
‘THE STRAIGHT WAY”
FRIDAY—flDNA GOOD RICH in “THE HOUSE OF.
LIES. ”
«SATURDAYAETHEL CLAITON AND CARLYLE
BLACKWELL 'IN "A
BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA'S ROMANCE.”
IKPORTANT— Saturday
childrgnmfi Norwalk—Marguerite Clark in “Wildflow-
er." . Admission. 10 cents.
THEATRE
WOMAN’S WAY " AND
morning at to o'clock for the
l
tare none but will admit that the act
is a daisy in every respect.
Mother Macilree and her three
and variety entertainment that is well
‘worth while. it is Something differ-
; ent than the ordinary run and the ap-
lpluuse is merited.
The third act on the bill is that of
Dainty Baby Virginia the 12 year old
tomedlennc who has burlegnned her
way to fame and fortune. She is a
tiny tot with great dancing ability, :1
t
to make a successful actress.
n “ Sal, the Circus Girl." the Pal-
ace thea"re has secured another ratt
ling tin-e act. Madge Edison & Com-
pany star in this rural comedy whicb'
THE STRAI
, " ("W/5"
.C/fZ/xmr H,
w
. I.
GHT WAY
.mé WILLIAM Fox PRODUCTION Sal
Valcska Surratt in "The Straight Way," at The Regent ’Ihcatrc,
Toni Q‘ht. ‘ '
J MIA" AMA”
iioa‘iii 'ne‘ihi‘ri
FRANCES NELSON
"l'hc AlmightyDollar
‘Ii': 1."!
— 4—.
——:—
m..- - _....._ ~.........-..__. _..__.___._._...4_.__n.
PALACE THEATRE.
SlX BEAUTIES ON
THE PALACE BILL
,._.__
North Main Street Playhouse Has Sur-
prise Act in “The Six international
Beoutics.”*Four Other Star Fea-
tures on Vaudeville Bill.
licutied by the Six: international
llcuutics. 71 star surztirsc act which iF
In riot of laughter from Start to finish.
; tire vaudeville hill at the Palace thre-
tre this week is one. of the heist ever
:llCllt‘ltl by :1 Norwalk audience. The
intuit-ville opened this afternoon for
the 1351 three days of the week and is
uns- .rccrtninly well received. The
; llmtutics are well wtirth seeing. They
111—.) somewhat different than the other
,henut’es appearing on the local Stage
W”
m"“‘
.
has a bunch of laughs from start to
finish. I
Another set on the bill in that of
written for thii-I clever trio.
Feature Pictureo.
Tonight Hazel Dawn. Paramount
star. shows in "The Food Girl," one or
those big. pulsating stories of the.
mountains ot‘tlie South, where famil-
ies lived in enmity for years and shot'
at night. The bringing of tile feud-
tst families together after their
hitter lights is one of the features of
the pictures in which the old
time method of living is shown in con-
trnst to the new and scientific manner
of building railroads. Bright-haired
Hazel is at her best in "The Fund
Glr."
“The Almighty Dollar."
The story of Mui'sic and .‘ilnu,
[till
i w (I ’
[ .
Milli-LL
i
FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-
VILLE l
URDAY , .
'--'- l
HER THREE DAUGHTERS
A Great Big Variety Act .
JOLLY, WILD and FRANCIS !
Comedy Players in the Sketch
“Have You Got a Match"
The Dainty Singing Comediennel
MADGE EDISON & CO. 111
“Sal-Jrlte Circuc Girl"
A Rural Comedy
THE INTERNATIONAL.
BEAUTIES‘
A Laughingr Riot From Start
To Finish
FEATURE PICTURES
t I‘onight—William S. Hart
‘The Patriot ”
Thursday—Hazel Dawn in “The
Feud Girl. ”
Friday—The World
“The Almighty Dollar”
Saturday—The swcct story of
“Pacquale.” - j
Vaudeville Prices Matinee
Evening.... to,
in
is and as cents-
' STAMFORD ‘. 3
Auto Lamp Works
.mwa hunch on. Rnih:
= road-1mm, comer of Mon.
.
i
‘ mustache.
[My method of arranging my hair is
tram-Ila enough to allow mods take].
phanecl and unprotected on the death!
of their mother is interestingly told:
in “The Almighty Dollar," which is
morrow night. The dying woman
begs Nan, the elder to watch over her
sister, Unused to .the ways of the
.world. Maisic tails under the spell of
unscrupulous Dr Thornton.
Nun's advice she meets him chimes--
John {tar-l
Despite
tinely at doubthtl places.
wood ll manly fellow from the West;
meets Marcie and they are married.
yin danger of their being separated but
Nan intervenes and the story ends
happily for all.
," “Pasquale.”
”Pasquale," one of the sweetest or
the motion picture tales is the Para-
mount feature (or the Palace on Satur-
day. it stars George Beban and la the
Jolly. Wild and Francis in ”Have You story of two ltalians, one a rich bank- those who have seen them.
Got a. Match." a clever skit especyguyier and the other a poor grocer who are consists of ft company of players. all
drawn together while back fighting as
l soldiers for Italy.
[——
REGENT THEATRE.
REGENT TOMORROW.
The falsity of societl', its inconsis-
tct'iticsi anti itil Shams are ironitally
ehown Mill :1 delicate m r1teriottth in
“Tile llouac .ol Lies" filo liormco~
Paramount photoplny coming the.
Regent theatre tomorrow.
The mockery in'lhc Itham gracious
consideration—tor appearance‘s sziku --
of the society women is on up! illuv
it)
fixation of :I. wrong condition that all
have seen.
its remedy is yet to he brought forth
but its treatment could not be better
handled than in the artistic, Ivnticring
oi l-‘duu (iumllit‘l.'n new Pl'i‘iillt‘llOI
Alias (lootlrith's IIcll'ig ot‘ the hard-
enaozup Ste; ltltlll :rhic of tho morn-r;
my and scht min}; .mclcty woman
llllpl‘I‘SlH’ in its quiet strength. The
‘18
“The Playhouse That_ plcaSCS’lltillllosllllel‘t‘ ct‘ 'hi.1 society drama is prpmited here last scastm. :‘etits um-
on .1 scale of elegance never surpie.u
ed in Moron“) Paramount photoplnys.
VALESKA SURATT AT THE RE
WAY."
it you want to get into the 11101 on
nc'cc‘auary; gpreseheness and orixiur
:Ility. Acting abili y is not nct~tss::1r.
t‘or gettin} in: but ii is for at dying in.
utter you haw mic -;\ ‘gol.’
“The applicant must have names:-
eirnncss' guy's Miss Sututt. "if she
does not she will timer get to see :1
to see a casting director she, will not
be able to keep her place unless she
llElS enough self-nescrtivenes to rush
‘uch a striking type that-the public Saturday
will get to know
:znd look for one. Ml‘
main white to ti-Ilhcginncrs in the
pictures to thir: lie dis tinctive
“Often. you see a man who makes
himSelf distinc he by growing a
heard. or giving a peculiar twist to his
Thi . method of type- mali-
in}: is wrong; for it his the person to
play only certain parts. A bearded
man may he only :1 banker. physician
or French general. it he has cultivated
the Van Dyke style for instance He
is absolutely untizted for other roles.
“But a wom‘on who consciously
Picture :makcs herself into a distinct type. Place in ”"3 ho“?- '
which allows the greatest. range of
character. is the one who will find
favor with the public.
Take for instance. my methods of
wearing my hair. I think it makes me
to any cot-tan style of part. In Wil-
' .. liam Fox' a new picture "The Straight
Way y.
"Nlay first a woman of twenty-
live and than a woman of tortilvfiVe.
both partmaqnally wall . -‘ MI I
'isom'h‘ More hilt *Itriiiii‘ talli- tinti-
iota restricts one to planar rural"
loi- urea rota: net. is iii-1n 11mm
ipjlhpr ”II: or in past season, but there convent bred girls who are left or-ithe largest dlauing Cards ever booked
and The Soul of Broadway," her prev-
lous William Fox picture, wuione of
the largest box-omce attractions ever
daughters progeny a variety singing the feature picture at the Palace io-‘sent out by that ilrm.
.
i _._—._.—_
i. Payton Stock Company Next Week.
} The manager of the Regent theatre
.lanounces that he has secured the-JOS
seph W Payton Stock Company for .1
weeks stay at his cosy playhouse
starting Monday 0c: ober 16th with
matinee daily at 2: l5
In offering this attraction to NT
w,“ mica ma every thing that goes ' Their married lilo in marred and there patrons Mr. Cantor does so with the
. ilrm asauranoa from the manager '01
{the local theatre where this WMWJ
g has played that it: is one of the host! in
ifact is the foremost dramatic stock
company now before the public. 5‘
nl support of this rocommcndltion
Mr. Payton 01ers a cast of players‘
that rankavhiah in the judgment of all
The cast
of which have had the distinction of
apperlng in liroditway productions and
who are rated as the best in the Thea:
plan market of this countr). Most no-
'table are Edward Scragnu, Enrl ill!»
chic Ted Darney; iii. Davenport. Frank
Payton Al. Smi it. The Mlfist‘i liar;
_.blir Senltetlc and liliznhclh Rathhu'l.
The scenic and electrical effects of
the productions are elaborate and
equally the hem touring attractions of
the day. Each and every one of the
plays are accorded a complete produc-
tion every detail. The plays that‘
Mr. Payton will present are well
known to those who follow the doings
of Broadway. Most notable arc “The:
Story of the Rosary." “The Woman ling
Married." "Within The Low," ()nei
Day" "(lmuntnl’kfi' "The (limit lit:
ride," “The Spoilers."
Mutinccs will be given daily. l’rio':
matinee. children to centre :idult
t't-ll'S'. Etching“ ill. 2" till and I.“ 11.1..
The sum“ gtt'ut coil and Iciupnxiy r
selling for each perfnrumucc.
REGENT SAT” JAY.
Suiurtlm at the ‘ gent theatre the
THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT- GENT TONIGHT lN “HE STRIAGHT World 1- :1m (‘0 .pnny will present at:
this popular 1': layluulsc .zill Kane in
“Payiniz the Price" :1 wonderful siori1
MOTHER EJACHREE AND r-qyg Valoaka Surntl tw-n things :‘TP of heart i'iin'PtS'l that will keep all;
those. that w: 'Itttss this pt 11c rizl
.up (I the l:1-'i on their edge e 1.1 she iZ;
supported by 11 most capable cast off
popular plzuers and in addition to tilt. 1‘,
picture there will be Billie Burke in]1
H‘Glorias Rom..ncc" which is: W urinal
completion and for thuse that are fol-3
DAINTY BABY VIRGINIA lcnsting director. you“ if she happens lowing up this great serial pic urn it
might be well to mention the fret
not to mi 55 this Saturdays chapter.
At the Regent theatre this
in the morning at 102
o‘clock there will be givefi :1 pct'foim-
once for the children of the Norwrlko;
when at such time there will he pro-I
senied for them a most wonderful
childa picture enitled “Wildflower"
featuring Marruerite Clark one. of the
most talked aboui screen af‘tre' set 01‘
the (lay and it ik so id that she is tree it
in this picture especially for ‘l\" ll‘tc'
of the little one: '15 they eurclv w it
enjOy this picture, all that can wit-
ness same on thin Saturday morph?!
at tho Regent theatre and the price of
adm mission will be 10 cents to all, may,
i
FIRST M. E. CHURCH RALLY SUN
" DAY
It is expected that the exerc lace of
the Sabbath day will he a fitting pro
to and 20 cents distinctive Yet it does not limit mo ludo to the activities 9‘. the tall and
winter Each wo: shipper will receive
a sdutetiir. presenting int - a porma-d
nent form some striking reflectionson: ., ‘
church membership.
The choir will be naaiatod by- Mun-
My Annular in is... looming.- zenith,
lore-t can. in the»
MuWW
' iul 1n appear nee, easily moved to when you need thei hea
Just what you need for this season of the. year. (Jim
and will positively heat the room quickly.
Three cents per hour to run theheatu'; when the tooth
is gtuliortable, turn down the gas.
k
Easy Payments if You Wish?
$4.75 the price complete, so with order, 31 monthly. '4.»
f _
The United E cc ric Light 81 Water Co.
PHONE FOR YOUR HEATER TODAY.
:\I
Phone 1630 W ALL
;-‘_'u;,_ IQ. "
Til. Rev. J. a. Titan-mm thou ~
Scene fro-n “Gr.2ust1rk”a pop' .ilar pl ay 2n the repertoi re 0. .
onton Stock Co, at The}? agent, all next week.
g:
t
”Mm-.
w ...._--
~“Positively the Finest But- E'uDrank" «'
' terProduced“" - . ' 'm -'
39¢.tib.» to m "--
ANDREW DAVEY MI.
_ 'Phono I10
58 Washing»: St
“ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
NNA
PEERLESS CO RE
“The Boat Coffee You,
, mam hull
Norwalk Chronicler