REGENT THEATRE
To“ --Thudue Idem
he Turtle” fl :-
TOIOIlOW—VM Grant in ”The Daughter of I:~
Gregor.“
1W Caprice in
Friday—Mm, Mont.
Cl Princes." Pictures. Inning. Lock-
. wood'a Hall, Pictunl.
SATURDAY—Lockwood: Hall—Hollie King and Arthur
Ashley in "The Summer Girl.”
“The
COMING—Wednesday, Nov. t—Clara Kimball Young in
“The Common Law.”
REGENTTHEATRE
Saturday, Oct. 28, Mat. & Night
ARTI'I UR HAM MERSTEI N
OFFERS THE BRILLIANT AND SPARKLING SUCCESS
boots for
Women
Ina-tidy PW
With the Dainty ‘1'th
of
Style and Finish
Black Kid, Dull Kid
Patents, Brown: and Grey:
ElwoodSrGlover
12a Washington St.
“Where Quality Is Supreme”
Comfortable House Slippers
“my ear-a
arena no “Imekhzou
am twat tan tint man "Ian at.
0:»- pr nets. aha the n I 37:. per
Irea earn the i- i. It“ per area
At 7 av till he mind I. .2“. a- it!
to sane ,m not. and when pl! it
who "we per tech Beta". 1:.
and :t ttt an i: to be mutually de-
nd d ur‘ new“ J. Parker [It-ad.
Llillag'a I IN“. and II".
Arranau term are now under way
'0 produr at Lillian Read series of a
:wtter ciu - of children's films. and l'.
(in intend-J that Saturday morning
matinees of these pictures will be giv-
en throughout the country. Miss Beu~
‘lah i.iving.~tone. a (crater kindergar-
wan teacher. has been engaged to
write the iirst seriea of scenarios,
‘and with Mrs. J. Parker Read, Jr. will
dll‘t-(‘l Lilli-art's pictures and organize
n. company of twenty-five child ac-
ttors and actresses to be known as
“‘The hill ‘teod Child Players,
Elnc.”
i .
low, OLE may
i TOLD IN NEW WAY.
ivThe Com ." at Palace Tonight Haa
i Ar a Stewart at Star.
A MUSICAL PLAY
OF INFINITE CHARM
BY HAUBRBACH AND FRIML
AUTHOR 5 OF “ HIGH JINKS ”AND "THIS ”REPLY.
ONE YEAR AT THE LYRICAIID 44': ST. THEATRES. NEWYORK
PRICES—Matinee 25:, 50c. 75c, $1.00
Evening ..... ...50c, 75c, $1.00,.5150.
Seats on sale Thursday, Oct. 26.
KAlllIKI
PALACE IHEAIRI
Norwalk
3 Days Commencing 2.
youngest amt for be; age, highest ital-
[nrled motion picture star.
Thursday, Oct. 26
Twice Daily—— 2 8t 8 P. W,
The Greatest Photo-
Spectacle In the
Matinee—Balcony 25c; Orchcatra 50c. Even.
mg prices—Gallery 2-3;; Balcony 50c: or.
chestrl. first eight row -, goal next eighteen
‘ rows, 75c.; Boxea $1.0). Seats now on sale.
,‘l TA‘ '5 'n: tv net“
_ bu .' 'J'ItLCQfltht"
‘ tract,
Tux ll.
‘ Baby
.the next twvnty
:to be null and void if she should mar»
‘ry before the expiration
[Alli
PAIAC ‘"
“The Public's Play‘h—oule"
FEATURE PICTURES
The old duration of sacrificing a
daughter Oi. the matrimonial altar for
th e further maintenance of position
and wealth has been used in the pres-
ent in. lance with good effett which is
due largel) to the treatment of the
theme. The cast headed by Anita
Stewart
en one. including John Robertson,
Richard ‘l‘urner, Virginia Norden and
Winthrop Mandell. As the story
nears its climax another situation the
Tonight—The strong Vitagraph velops, which, less haclmeyed than
story of "The Combat."
the first, assumes an atmosphere of
Wednesday—Louise Glaum am] suspense that is startling
Charles Ray in the
play. “The Wolf Woman."
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
Thomas H.1nce'a Wonder Play
of the Ages
“CIVILlZATION”
.. '5
PALACE TREATRE.
"CIVILIZATION"
Lillian Read. the “Summit old
bnbt atar of‘ Civilization." ‘ the inani-
'nto‘th photo spectacle which cut "a to
the Palace Theatre on Thurs. ( . Rd
has just been placed under a I my-
vear contract to become the world's
lier chub-
little hand has 3113' been guided
across the face of a twenty-tear con-
perhaps the most unique con-
tract over alum-Ti. [t read that Thom-
lnce's enterprises are to have
Lillitr't'a exclusive serures for
years, the contract
Irv
ot that pe-
vampire
The amt), writ en by Edward J
liontazm. has. been directed by Ralph
W. lore, and has evidently gained
tittnh illl ‘cby in human appeal Th~l
melodratmadc element is strong wit?
ottt lwm: otr-rdone and the phpchol
lull) (.f it . pint rings true. Then.
'.tl't‘ two tz'nttizte tin-tile in 'lbc produc
llo'l that will prove entertaining to
rural :tudientc, the first occur-
the train on which Gray-
“ur- to Ito T C(Illl' enst
nnd the second , it
prisoner of juntice. he crashes
throueh the window of a courtroom.
ltlnll'll: :t t-‘tlzez‘ui horse and rides to
freedom, with the mounted polite in
pursuit.
'Ihett com 5 the
IIln' 5;:
will: wiz-‘n
.~o:t llurtnn
is met kcd. \\ itert
climax—the man
she loves is accused of a crime of
which he is innocent. Her husband.
the attorneyytricz by hook or crook
to fasten the (‘l‘illL" upon the real hu't-
llalltl. lie tails. Anita Stewart is the
unknowing wife of two ‘tuen. breaks
under the strain. When she recovers
the sky is once more clear and she
is lit the arms of the man to whom
she first grave her heart.
. .*._-V
. promptly appraised
in a competent 'and wellchosv.
mine owner in the (it):
want mum
on“? mam.
70““ MN m in
In The Yon-chic.“
Tm lckfla. the Duet [:3 unit
not chanter‘ actor on the stage If
more“. will be ”fill at the [Pauli
tout: r. supported by Ann Knot in "to
In» L Inky production of "Anton
the 'ietrlblci in a tbr'tlliltu drain-a of
Robina 'political I'ltrt‘ue air Ito
bear is always noted tor the (1 re and
detail at his makeup and rare-n it»
sort; to grease. paint or talw hair
”An.
During his appearance with Charlotte '
ot the tune-
he
Walker in "The Trail
some Pine" and the Dream lltrl'
permitted hi- beard to grov
that he might prnperl.‘ prewttt
(‘aracter of the vicious Cost-lath.
Rober's had his hair (‘l029-f't");tped
in true Cossack style. and permitted
his moustache to grow. One of the
members of the Lashy company,
thinking Mr. Robert's moustache e.
false one, attempted to jerk it trout an“
der his “nose. The tweeker “a:
of the tat-t 'Itat
the edornmtnt was not a {alto one.
Tomorrow Valentine Grant in "The
Daughter of Machegor."
We looe a laseie. “hen .\l'-~ \' t:l-
entine lrnt, the l-‘amout= ['ld)il~'
Paramount star, appeared in her full
Scottish regalia she started Sit-"‘1 a
flood oi burning Scotch dialm-t that
she declares Harry Lauder himself
would have been outdone.
”he
Wednesday—June Capriceffi in "The
Ragged Princess."
Capric Otis June (‘aprice star: irt
new picture.
Mir-la runs away.
orphanace at which she had (trudge
and sceka comfort in the fields.
This is the why William For a n
picture. “The Reflzed Princess." “ne-
glnn June Caprice i3 Alicia When
she finds :- pair of overalls in a barn.
ahe dressm up as a bar, and hires
out to a farmer. She falls in love
Willi one of the farmers help Htrry
lieiyatt :Ilz-Ity liilliardt.
Later,
She leavrw lltf‘
(I
:1 7:
The man t~'
named TJI‘I lwiann (Richard Neiill
cut he ‘. Ilarry's ht-‘tt brorher.
i :tvni;t' tlti<. goes to the city.
There in- tllactivrrs that the property
really beloncs wt
‘to
.lttr claim:
.hroogh an old claim and
Tom with the turn.
Friday.
in tin afternoon at the
there will he pictures and in the t‘\‘t‘lt-‘
in: a‘ l,-'Korktiood' llall.
Saturday--Mollie King and Arthur
Ashley In “The Summer Girl."
Starting out to become a doctor
Arthur Ashley World Film star. en-
tered the theatrical profession shortly
after receiving his diploma as an M.
it Since that time he has appeared
in several Broadway .ttn‘ceescn, p21."-
ed lt’fiIlllII: roles for he \‘iturnph
rampant. and ll: now pm-manenttv he
Iqtt l‘"t“
Mir in
conitoniz: ,
.
Regent
W
Nim-
Anna-3cm: Inuktitut music-tum “Edda.“ «Tut-cathartic
I
I
I
Ugtaaa
r
and '
Mr. ‘
Alicia is adopted by it rich,
llnr-l -
‘cinl Handing Valerie
item on ell in love to the man of her
illt‘zlll and the dil)’ is
- ”yawn. ..
Now’s the
Time !
lln n- i~ a time for everything.
and lllls t~ the time to have your
house \tirctl tor Flcclrtc lAghlS.
Sp. I ial itttluemcnis ofl'ercd at this
time include:
Special prices on wiring. .
Special discounts on fixtures.
12~mottths to pay for wiring
antthturcs.
Free 40 or 60 watt Mazda
Latitps.
Equivalent of aix months' light—
m,r hills towards cost of wiring.
Take advantage of this great
o'icr lit'ltlrl‘ it is too late. De‘
tutl~ of wiring, CIR, furnishel on
"The: ,
United Eledric
Light& Water
I
i
i
in
.,-
l
sot-mica \tith the World Filth corpor-l
BASEBALL
1ti‘ttt-n He Will he co-starred in The; NORWALK
but; msr (Tirl.' an hdw'tn AUEI‘HI prov , .
llll(‘lillll. coming at Lockwoods Hull. VS. ‘ l - .r»
». on Saturday ; INDEPENDENTS . ".al
.._..~- . AMUSEMENT PARK ; g
A BRIEF svnoesus or THE srnov 9-2 31-5 P M ..- '
The story - f the screen version oi
' I. ' - .. .
RON” “‘ Chm: 9” \‘ldf‘ly read n0 lo the Mum! or County ifotnntrztonr-O 2
:0 “I
‘01”!!! “All “PM“ in Splrttuou- and intuit-ant...- . iqUJIz. AM.
Laser Beer. Rhine Mine .um union:
0
u! Ewell Com“;
ltt which
I hereby {m In! A [meme
WI, "The Common Law"
(‘lara Kimball
the Regent Theatre, on \\ :dnesdav
Nov. 15! is one tha' will
every patron of motion pittur a.
\‘nlerit- \\’e.~t. nu wlumtrd and MW
turod girl who hm become an artist
. Library or Cemetery.
model through force of circumstance. m“... a, 5m“... my
falls in love tith Neville, a painter (Helm: -“- t’~;r'll33§us r‘
for whom she poses. His love is re-
turned but owing to the artist's so
Not“ tilt. in said Hutu“)
realizes :1 rpm .
. ttu- npplu-attou «I the mam tanJ
hhw ole Tin-ALAS r. \tA;..~'li
in
our;
t‘ottnetttr'ur and Phrrh Ares.
appeal to Town or Somalis. in .uao t'.
M) than: or unions:
an..." Lot! at?! an .i
A‘ HML
I
Ill“ i
'it.‘ CA
in“ thereto, or any l'uei wince.
1 til i; day
l‘.’.\ 7.8.1.1,
A . t.
We. the undersigned. l'll't‘l« t.~ ' '
[tit-15,11." chimed by bu. In mid
rinto \‘tiilltl rum lti> cutter.
cuth tor himseu t»:
ttnliv.
son to be granted a Umnw ‘2
.oxlc..itit g honors and that t.
J">\'Ill>0'tl pine Is, In our “14"!"
mi.- pldte‘ wherein Kuhn Atltil‘ lot
is to come to him under ‘lhe common
law" ‘
i 'lht'ouah a chain of inciden's of un- IltlUHlH. and "- anew severally. u-u-u
_ . ., . .. ‘ .1 | ;.:t himwil. o~nif_v (hid Ir an omteu
Ititml tll.lll.d..L pom-r, \nioic inn- -... ”mm: Mum“ m NH “NI u:
":uor 12.0 ohmctrmrfi cf Nc\'illt”~‘ inut- “ .. ‘-
‘_ g .' . howl at Norman, mi»- lt‘tt. day of
l'ly uni tn his end thU ltt\t‘l‘.~‘ find nun“; a, 13. mm.
In y 1‘ g _ , ‘ , . _ . John ()lth‘rtscltluuer. Nlt‘lin or J'wttlfl,
‘un l.. «m. it. I .o h« ll.lll|ll in ilt‘ 35mm 5mm... Jun“ “3 3“.,m.,...,“ er.
thin" .ttu‘. more't-onuert‘ntivc bonds of hunzc. h r '
I .. .c y ctrtt tun tit.
(tin low made by man. i - .. ....y......
. "‘i.‘ lit .3 . (”.‘: t , ill": “.3 l5“ term! I I“ Lug. in 9.18! Tot
l " (”U ‘ h lh' 5‘ ' ‘ ( d. lmtt-d at Burnett. (“IS
Itant mo topulttnn tytus of mutual tn~ Octvlzrt‘, A. 0.. late...
. . . . . . , . _ 112118ka 7:. SMLTH.
:Itlt'el. and as predated to Director ”N :1 , Tow-n Clerk.
{General Aloer: I‘d:- llani. the picture _ ‘______ __ .____
ltIt‘lltl‘»t‘;~ to to the sensation of the' '9" "“‘ ,"1'" 'Y (‘m‘rty fi-ntns;~~.~t -:‘t‘l‘l
l ' nf i‘alrfleld (‘nunryt
(0min;r season.
'ltnt h. :\ I‘oo,” don‘t go to see
wink-5' at the lichen: Theatre Saturn iliiwfl‘ifrg‘ft gm?3}_lu‘ um“? mm”
Ida} (it :v Matinee and night. .\'o-l ”rug": 1‘,“ :‘W‘;: “'15 ”'11 ('MY 0‘
gbotit who has seen the lateat creationl REYNOLD I: Ct-tLvth-jm.
‘t:' t i! . I attetb.-.ch and Rudolf him! We. "1,. “mkfiim.4_ ‘;,.fl.:rs(\:tll‘iwtntalt
; hzt 3.91 encnpetl the magic oi’ tun; t:"~‘r‘;"‘_‘-lk“i‘:§:"‘ :\|;‘t‘\' il.-‘.“-f.lm2$
the atmliratlut rt im- a‘tuw- mum-it
iEYNO' ' = (i l‘l)!.l)\‘.’fil.l.
for such "come.
arnlly.
;lri::t'-a v.1:tsic, nor .\lr. liauerlinch‘a.
‘quutr words of "Racltety (700." Artur
in: has hit town you hear the;
girl bout: of th’c r‘hbon count-3r hum-
imirtg “F..'l(‘l:€t_\' Poo". You will :0 o
; you oiicu and w . iinl the bookhee?‘
lt: uct‘iiy n'td'tttt onsciously whistling
v
C
III‘
i
toxlmting thaws a! Trait 17f.
; described place is. In our opini~ n
MIQIIQIS
E“ m h‘tnseli as he goes 0“,]. thel .. g .' 3’ 3:21.“: no... shunt-u in .:.m
litema. You will hear the phonographs 3hr")? 1t gin—“c“. this tom ’63-.- nt 2
l . . ctn r. .
yatd t :e r'aycrw pianos grinding it out . IL Name. Pan-m “.‘”? ”trick
I hilltlhlli)
the muric sores The: \\ at“ Patrick at. Alchrntn
tan in: p335 .,.-"mm
istrcrt tar conductor will whistle n . ”why cerem- that the. aim-o nrt'tted
l . o n c a». Qty-“n and ”fimvpr. -.
gttnztch oi it as he collects vour farep .,.;“m by kw «“.‘ 1.0“.“ m. Nov-walk.
’ .r ' :2 on will crank 'car' Dated at VWW. this l'lla dav or
lr‘ ~33" ,ch “n r .. 3 October. A. mm: .
;-attton‘obtle to the tune of Rackety , amen: 1'; 5mm.
tumour Town liilt‘k. '
iCoo.“ Altcr a. while you will begin tuf
‘5 get aggravated. tit-7n, you will becomef
idecidedly exasperated, until. in an on;
iguarded moment. you will find year,
iseil doing it too Then vou'll get in
1 good humor again and Join the gaye-
lty 0! tr- . city and of the nation. \'ot
:sinro “The Merry \\‘ Mow" wait: has
itbere been anything no compelling as
z‘Rackcty Coo."
l; «decent all the luck that coma
ow tat-«bot don't DEFEND on its
animal It you want a no. on a
.ttaal Walt”.
i...
an
3t
‘EIUILT “VINE!“ -— L.
.3 a I t h.
Mum all
”new. learns.
"um. Hath
Mmmxmrw
'"Glae tun-nu “an
n Halo:
t "huut| Haitian Parochial mount ul’ rub.
itc Sthool- home or the pit :. nr- xv :tatlt- 3
room: .
0!
”mm
.tiiti (ala-
‘t‘mvn of
her: n." endorse
for stub license. and m- d. hot-h) nev-
.f“ tlt‘tl U”
et (ti which she. wow named nppliuutr It“ a \llllflll" pm-
I
-t\.tt"llan
l hereby aortic for a itwnsv :n 5“” Spin-
tuou': and [Mimic-Um: Lint: ~r—. Ale. IA-
" cor Beer. Rhine “be and Rider, 3
.i KATINKA" LVo. 2 tint: \"ood Raul. It: Up- ‘i‘t~.\n of
. g ‘ Vurwallt In still County.
11 _\cu tzonl “all! to go to )‘Oul‘t My pom. .1 amino» is: mt located
.. .g ,7 - fl . u , . y .. \I'llllll’l :W‘ feet in :\ direct line of
“"‘l‘ 17*“ .mtrnln. JRPI' “h” ‘l" . I ‘Iturth Il dim [‘nmehinl St moi or Pub-
i\l , tic SchmJ- bone:‘ or the premium pertain-
‘ and I» do hereby fanf-
each {or t-‘rmo. ‘If. (emf-x that the
, above named lawman! is n suitable new
, con to he (ranted a \icenee M sell ln~
abovn
n 5'"-
ion plillP wherein tone“ such wt “it. ti- g V;
and we more): new. natty each
or himself. certify that we ire own-n w. .
—"".""’u. "’ —
L'ndenroo
.m. cold. rented.
out! at to per an“
M0. noun...“
it um tun m acorn NM
«mun-n ur- 0.00.000.
omens-q u- not an
Q
1:
2..
5"
. .4
,
01h"
“ ‘4».
I».
it
i
it t
Norwalk Chronicler