Christian Science
REGENT THEATRE
WALL ST.. NORWALK, CONN. ~
Friday Evening, Oct. 27, 1916
At. 8 O'Clock
By CLARENCE C. EATON. C S. B.. of Tacoma. Wael
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mothe
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T ONIGHT—Lockwood'e Hall—Prank Mills in “The
House of Mirrors." , 1 .i
SATURDAY—Lockwood's Hall—House Peters in “The
RagRider,” and Billie Burke, in Gloria's Romance.”
MONDAY—THE REAL GOODS , t
. nC’Ihurch, the First Church‘of Christ, Scientist, in Bosto:,
CHARLIE CEAPLIN “1 hm 1’5“.” ; All Are Welcome
2 est picture The Pawnshopo . ip—r . J J
MONDAY—0m Hawley in “Life‘s Shadows.” t
TUESDAY—Blanche Sweet in “The Storm.” l
WEDNESDAY—Clara Kimball Young in “The Common i
n
PALACE THEATRE. REGENT THEATRE.
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REGENT THEATRE.
Regent Theatre
Mills in the House of Min-ore
and in the Evening at Lock-
wood'a Hall.
The house of mirrors featt
Frank Mills Will certainly please
tho: witness it at either the Rt
Theatre in the afternoon or at l
wood's Hall in the evening as it
a plot full of very interesting so
and is beautifully produced and l-‘
“CIVILIlATION.”
in Seven Reels. ‘ Music With the Film Production
i The wonderful all-embracing, tri
pie plated genius of Thomas ll. Ince
,is responsible for the latest discotery
tin the motion picture business. It Is
W44 __ sic.
. ‘ l it; merely music. of course, but a
REGENT THEATRE new use to which to put it. mien
sa‘urday, OCT. 28, Mat. & N‘gh. iflillzed in making
ARTH UR HAMMERSTEI N
“Civilization." the
0:532: i. i; .. ..a ...... .r AND SPARKLING SUCCESS
Law,
COMING—Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Baype
“Romeo and Juliet," in Nine Reels.
in
Eto the Palace Theatre on Thurs for
Ellie res of the w,eel( the weather was
:otcasionally pretty hot. lnce himself
had so much enthusiasm about the
tlcture that he didn‘t care about the
lit :.it lloueter. it has not so utth
the others. So he summed Victor L.
iScliw tzinger. who has eten then
lwriting the
inow used with ‘(‘ivilization.' He
related to him the sinopsls of thel
l scenes about to be taken. and he sug-
ble cast of favorite players.
Saturday at
Peters in The Rail Rider and
Btlltg Burke in Gloria‘s Ro-
mance.
For the
-
:iastic Park llow
'.\'ew York premier las'
AfternOon Frank
ink
Mills is surrounded by a very ttpa-
Lockwood? Halt House
World Film Corporation,
Miss Keefe has done some excellent ‘1
'worlt, appearing in several stellar pro- that formerly enjoted in England by‘
musical accompaniment d.uctlons She had an admirable part Gilbert and Sullltan
with Alice Brody in‘ La Vie de Bo-
.z‘ealaemIa-enxmta
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meet one: tie aorta! pit-tun oi Bit
lie Butte I'll. tit. - an! it. answer
to that hl- :(‘r‘Jl is [art drain; to
a close and to complete it perfectly!
linen shouldn't tit “Hire of these
chapters mitwd so [nlfusu don't miss
this chapter on Suiul’dfl) at Loch
woods iiall uhitll sill plow very
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The great musical play "Katinka" at
the Regent Theatre Saturday.
“ 'Katinka' n. sure to be a~ popular
as its two pli‘dtflessol‘r. ‘iligh Jllt‘rih"
and ‘The Firefly.” said one enthu»
lt‘\le‘\t\(‘l' after the.
tail of the fa;
nous musical play which is to be.
seen at the Regent Tllt'illlt' ltlIlitH'lll‘vAUl
Saturday, matinee and night. ‘
Time has proted that the prophet
was not otercntl usias'tc, but rather
lukewarm in his praise. fot the new
musical offering of Otto ilatteibath
i:
and Rudolf Fl‘lzizl. rt:;.~ (or
“High Jinks" and "Tim l'ittxi‘iy,“ nit
- only lived up to ilm reputation of ilw
former two but shanty t‘l‘llpr’l‘tl tlii 2'1.
bo'h in droning power and llh‘ t-reir
tion of enthusiasm in the audiences.
Hauerbach and Friml seem to he
an inexhaustible well of musical job.
lity. It seldom happens tlittt three
successesso decided as these follow
in rapid and uninterrupted lent-cos“.
sion. TheSe two men are fast earn-t
ing a reputation among American.
musical comedy producers similar tat
As a triple link in the llauerbath
posted that he bring his musicians
and play a little sprightly music by
way of stirring up the 40,000. So for
the. any scenes they plinth] music.
mammoth photo spectacle which came
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Friml combination appears Arthur
Hammerstein, who. in the staging of
the three shows has eclipsed to their
fullest the charms of librettist' and
composer. with the added charms of
the scenic artist. . ~
The story of “Katlnka” opens in
Russia, where the heroine, uh» xiv As
her name to the piece, is being forced
into an unwelcome marriage with the
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Turlliih healthfua' fair trehnentgs .
of Viennese music nails. and beauty
and gayety at incorrect intervals to
the story. lit. Hammerstein has not ;;
allowed these beauties to .anguish in
u"(0|lll’l surroundings. buthas clothbd
hcm magnificently, and set them ‘
first in a Rossini palace, where the
winding festivities are in progress:
nut in tin quaint and picturesque
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res ." “09(1.dil(unr mum com— Stl‘zllllhj— . height of the festivities, Knttnka‘u on!) cf the gayest pleasure resorts of?
mm within “Hum” the art 0! thc Imys Stilts and tht‘l‘Cttlti“ lover. Ivan. learns that Bor‘s olrcndt' Enmnr's rnpi‘al of musical lively?
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In the: swam.
The funny fellow Charlie Chaplin
thll be phase. led at the Regent Th“!L
tire. on Monday at. cmoon and night in
‘- ' ‘hls latest success The Paunsnop. ant
illllfi piece is a hit from the start to
iihe finish having turned away thontv .
ands of anxious people that wanted
l‘o see him in this funny piece of
lbusinesz and couldn‘t in other large
icittes and it should happen the Ellie
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iright bore in our city of Norwant oni
1Monday. This is the original print
of this picture so without a doubt]
:will be a good one to look a: so don't
AT $15i00
{miss seeing Charlie Chaplin at the
éRegent Theatre on Monday next.
1..Tueeday-—-Ilanche Sweet in The
l Theodore Robert' a will seen at the“
'Regent next Tuesday lit support of
Not the usual $x5 coat, but Blanche Sweet in the Jess e 1.. Limit!
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sor. it is a Paramount picture.
Mr. Roberts asserts that this chart
See the new models and
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cter is an exact imitation 61' a,
iriend of bk in tho East—the most
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.t is dt-tlintttcnt and rnti Katlnkn are trcc to wed. and Mr
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Russian female \teddlna mlcstsn
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merzed in his looks. The family has
lug table or he would forget to as
He carries an old time-piece which
the knowledge of the ’iamllv. has
been running in: at least live y .»
ThaProiessor carries it‘ln'hla?
pocket and iron the to time x
at it nervously and then
into his studies. While thinking
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.1. ".3 time be has had an opportunity
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