“romance-r. 111.1916 ' r, ' -
REGENT THEATRE
l'thlGllT—loeltwood’s llall, [louse Peters 1
in “The Rail Rider,” and Billie Burke
in “Gloria’s Romance.”
MOthY—THE REAL GOODS
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in his lat-
est; picture “ ThePawnshop."
MONDAY—Crud Hawley in "Life‘s Shadows.”
TUESDAY—Blanche Sweet in “The Storm."
WEDNESDAY—Clara Kimball Young in “The Common
Law," in Seven Reels.
F‘ COMING—Francis x. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in
‘ “Romeo and Juliet," in Nine Reels. -
we.
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“DIANA OF THE FOLLIES.”
Phillips Christy, a millionaire Iris-
tocrat. is a man of delightful that»
ries, one of which is that environment
is the sum and substance of life. He
is writing a book promulgating this
theory, which Its ambitious sister.
Marcia. urges him to finish. ills
(hum, Don Livingston, coaxes him to
join a theater party At a supper
after the performance he meets Di-
I'nna, the gayest of the girls of the Fol‘
.lies. To Diana Phillips (‘hristy fails
I captive.
~lift Diana 01‘ the Follies to their level
He tells his sister he will
Ato the heights.
After a few years of married life,
Diana wearies of life mt the heights.
Her husband. engrossed with his
studies, does not realize this. Site
pines for her own people of the the.
'atet', Even her child's exquisite
charm fails to interest her. Hungry
for applause. lllarta invites some of
her former chums to visit her.
l'ltillips phristy realizes that his
theory has proved false» his wife.
'after the most careful trailing to
ward the uplift. has soughl her level
"in the chorus and filled his house
with cigarette-stitching. cocktail-
drinking women of the theater. ‘ Re
senttul at her husband‘s attitude re-
garding her friends. Diana deserts
her husband and cltild and is imme-
diately installed as the star of the
Follies. in the midst of her triumph
a message comes to her from her hus-
band requesting her presence at the
sick bed of their cltild. Before she.
arrives little Bijou, the child, has
passed away
titer the sad rites over the little
child are performed, Phillips (ltristy
:1: is Diana if she desires to remain in
this home under the protection or his
name. She answers him truthfully:
“i am going back to my own life. to
the people wlto understand me. You
and i walk different paths and talk
different languages. ()ur paths need
never cross and we have nothing to
_ This acorn uonwrux EVENING
ME- . ~ . - .. . T.
Icarrtage shew been termed the' clever play. The evening performance 1 “tor-piece
I "gentile warn of the screen”
grill start. .1 8: 15, and from all indica-l
‘tions a paca‘d house will greet 1h:
performers when the curtain goes up
at that time, and it will he said that
. . . . Lthir: is a treat that all or the thes‘éo-
A New Triangle Starring Lillian t’itiah.z
going people of the Norwallts have
enjoyed for one, day. There still re
mains a good many fine locations for
seats which can easily be procured at
the box other of the theatre. so it you
want to see something good. why get
busy and get a choice of all the seat-
that are left.
Monday—Charlie Chaplin in the Pawn
shop and Ormi Hawley in Life';
Shadows.
(‘ltarles (‘hapltn in his latest sut-
cess. The l’a\\n§ll0p, which is a peach
of a picture. and all those who see
this great picture of this 1'er1' wonder-
ful comedian. will enjoy e1'511y 111111
ute of it. as it certainly has woven
to be a winner from Alte start. having
been shown ilt all the large theatres of
the country. and at all of these has
turned away thousand: of purple 11hr
have almost taught to :5; adtrtisslo'i
to See this picture—wiric only goes to
1eIlO\\' that the picture must be a good
one. So don't miss this picture if
you cure to see this great comedian
iii a good picture which you will see at
ll-o Regent 'l‘heatre‘on Monday next.
Ormi H1111 let irt Life's Shadow" . will
please all who see it as this star is
ext-epriottuiir good in this piece add
site has in her support william Nigh
one 1t the best artists that is in th.-
clrtpl _‘ of the Metro forces, also the
director of this very pleasing plctttrc
and the rest of the cast is of the high
est caltber. utakztlg In all a 1112') (-11.1-
plete production to witness. 511 111111
"1950 11111 piitur'cs on the [)I‘ttgldlll
tiil)'bil1’l_\ trill get their money's tt'ut':l1
Blanch Sweet in "The Stcrm'
Blanche Sweet will be seen at. the
ltegeltt (Ill Tuesday, in the Jesse l.
Lusity production of “The Storm."
a thrilling Paramount drama written
especially for her by Leighton ()SIIIUIlI
and produced f~1rtlte task} Company
by Frank ltetcltrr.
.‘Ilfl‘ 811 1-e1 has been seen in many
roles. Illll in "file Stortu' site appears
as :1 halt 11ild.tu'1lovirtit daughter of
it 1'1etlc1i professor, who is so sub
ITINEL
“The Common Law,”
,111th Clara. Kimball Young in the lead-
in; role on Wednesday \o'tember l
a the Regent Theatre
r-‘ternoon 10 cents for all, and in the
1 ening 1,5 cents to .111. it you care' "9
to see this picture arzzl not 231 l'lEU a
crowd. it would be a 11'1.~e thing for all
who can to attend the matinee per-
formanct'. therefore atoldlng the Large
rush at night at built pellormant'e’s.
it "lE.\'T Gal. 2
.ORWALK LIBRARY NOTES.
111- regu...r rnetting of lllt' directors
or 'llt' Noz'wallt I‘ttblit l.brat'y was
hi .1 last night With the following
111 tubers present: Ilr'. Gregor), pl‘t‘bl-
dent; T, A. Bait-urn, sit'r'eiai'). and
Nessie J. i’ 'I‘t‘eaciwell and John T.
Hayes.
After the repor: of the pretrous
meeting was read and apprott-d. blits
tor the current expense:—. salaries.
books, magazines for the year and p8-
per's were audited and ordered sent to
the cor: 'nissioner's for payment. The
merits of four books sold in zit-ts by
subscription. wer'e prisentt-d and dis-
t't ‘ the decision beitt: reached
tl ne of the sets should be pur
t'I I later, when the 111111' 1' "11.1
ft. Wblt‘.
librarian reported the purchase
at it'pat'atiott, ttitlt 111111 h labor. of
ti (mks for required reading in the
H .iils. tl11- llrl l1.11‘i111.' been ill: .ii111~d
f1 these August 26m. through the
g. 111 offices of Ml', L'lttke, master of
the High school
The report for St'plt'ttlbr'r was 4,470,
showing a decreasi- from last year'for
the same month. because the ihildren
were shut out till the 25111.
The librarian gave a short account
of the .L'Ullntl‘llt'lll Library meeting.
;ield in Seymour. Thursday. at the
bn-autifttl new Library. iri1en by the
Days. father and son. and showed the
picture of the building on the 00‘1“!
to! the catalog. similar to the Norwalk
year book.Sl1e also reported that
(‘ltttrles S. Greenwood will give his
"Slide Talk on \\ ashington.”
.Inp of tlt‘b‘l'l'lllIIhP pittures of “11""
The priceSj
l' ' thir great picture will be in the
3.7. 3.5;
Mini”. 3.9.1.111: 3‘51.-
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Now’s the
Time !
Then is a time for everything.
and this is the time to have your
IliILlM‘ win-ll for Electric Lights-
Special ittiiuctttents offered at this
time include:
Special prices on wiring.
Special discounts on fixtures.
12 months to pay for wiring
and fixtures.
I’m-c 411 111‘ (10 watt Mazda
lamps,
liquitnlcrtt (11’ six rnont 15‘ light—
i111;'l1ill~t11\tarils cost of wiring.
'l‘akc advantage of this grett
till-t‘l‘ llt‘ltlrt‘ It Is too late. “1“
1:111. of wiring. c112, lumishel 0.1
rule"
United Electric
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REGENT THEATRE.
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LOCRWOOD'S HALL, TONIGHT
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We— wlsh to extend our sincen
thanks to the members at the Modern
Woodian at America. So. Norwalk
Council K. o! C. No. 1253. members 0! ,
R. t G. Mary Boston Store-and “
minim met-.11.: for thel: 1,;3111-
upon a warrant was heard 1111. 111 tat
The defend-
I“The Playhouse That Pleases"
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1 TONIGHT
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss Mary Mueller of itiil lily ave-
REGEN'I”I'HEA' I'RE
OFFERS THE bRILLlANr AND SPARKLING SUCCESb
1‘3 “0 "'0'“- \either 0‘ “S h“ I-any \lsint summer resort where they lite Icourse. will not be of it political n:
1 OF INFINITE CHARM
‘ 1 , ll 1
Igolng now to seek them for ntlseli. uttitllll‘dlns near an unlreqntartt ed l..ke 'natina account (II the beautiful Mitzi
llllE YEAR athlE LYRICMo 44'." ST. THEATRES. NEWYORK
final as if the world had ceased bein .
:5, l K "1111., l1I1 automobile (1 it tltroush parIII urt‘ at Mr. (lreenwood's gccrtrous
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Seats Now On Sale. I ”M”! “H“ ltts. linown as the “Princeton File.“
Itillt’; litlllur ,\'1»nr III 'II on- calupt‘ilI Attention is culltd to the fact that; in th evening E. L Halford.
21111 111111 t.t.~u'1.111-r' .\' ‘tiIIlt‘, ulttt 1.1I
his in the uptown (‘Otll'i.
1'1r1 fine 111111111111,lntvl11g e11'11v detail till! lit-int; “In”; pmk II, 11... city on ””m” Dairy Show. held in Springfield
111st tlntt support House Peters 13,. “In”, to .\'ntttl1e. the “I“ x..tdttall,\ Genctleve Iliittplt. Junior I-‘r'ttnklirt
TONIGHT
A—- II | N l [say to each other. The one interest ntcrrti'ti in in: studies that he permits in‘nonl “m, a little atcouttt of 011111
thing ‘0 ""3”“ “M to rernettlber. 1' hr "willful or the scenes '." “”"W' '1re. since election will their be ov.ct
BY HAUERBACH AND FRLML
The husband and wife separate and The (111Inpan\ was tuned to 1:0 several with IIIIIII it Mr. Greenwood is so f.1
PRICES-Matinee . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . 25:, 50C. 75C $1 00 l oi the tutttttrt tltev It 113 to construct thought of our Library. 1
l The stun llfl> to do with :1 beautitI 111itl: whiih tho- l'.ibta1y is now eqtl [1 ‘worp 1111111911111 to represent the state terelting. In the afternoon the prin-
House Peter. in the Hall Rider. and .1“. your”; 1.1.1'1 ltoln . I'teltltttg
mini) please all who see it. II. 1'1 15 111.111 or II,“ .11 (11.1111 I nrttttr'e. II.III1wolnen of our More time wi- on 3'
brought out that gov-'1 to llhlkt‘ a “"11 business, leaves a clear iii-til for ”1'" ntontlt 1h" ‘h'm'm ”r" '1 horn “m was discharged.
~111ry capable one, having been one f:'11l ill low. One Little lili‘.‘ 'u'e tall l1. and Harold \ittthet Oint‘r llittr
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A MUS'CAL PLAY that bourtd us together, our little girl. his daughter to “In at will 111 the Monday etening, .‘ov lilth 'l‘hls.
"V‘s“ you success and happiness. lain lIIl’lIllllK l“ 111111 were taktn m ”whit" will be without doubt an illulni .
0 AUTHORS OF“ HIGH JINKS "AND “THE FIREFLY'
1c (”It knows that me se aration is as .
a p h'm‘lw“ 11111e.b\ 1“ I“ nearly M“ 'mlliar. The directors expressed pleas-l
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m g - - 5- - - ' . - - .50C, 75C. 31-00. $160 tin 11 01111 ru.1tl. litre 11) (4)119“l for The new device for lioldin: Damltlr
ftil young gill. Natalie. and her Btltd- “1111.1 was destribed. In“. itt September. CID“ Brake:- Rel. Mr. Mills “a
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l Billie Burke in Gloria's Romance 1' IIIIIIII‘III‘III .IIII. .1111111011A11117l:°,“"Mm” team of children in 1111-1 ”“9 (Ollillut‘ll that that of the
l ”(111111 Peters in the Rail Rider {1‘32th l‘s‘tttilttire tit-‘11 IIII ministrt 1II,.i.\'ilt'wallt Acltimetnent (‘ lnb, 01' tint-131111 \\'innipattk man who assaulted his
____._'l\'1"otld l-‘llru (‘o'mpany s show. will (191-. ' ' 5 ' “ ""“““- managed and ““0““! b‘ ”l" Iulfe some time ago and was 111-11 o-‘tetl
1ttt'y interesting 11111] Is staged In it ”I. .\ built tall II I111» \llll her Fitld prlzre 0f 32 50 111 sold 0M“ iii Ill? Nit-
plate. production and the supporting Atery “title ”may“ In teaching re Ins \lcNatnat'a. Norwallt llittlt school;
' "CIVILIZATION" I fully picked 0111 for their rt-spcc'titt tnurooni'tl Me.- night by a storm, In “. .thool. 'l‘ltev Went with \Iltn‘r ll: tllotlt 1111- was admitted and discharged ”5- In“! floral “m5 and kindness and
n . iprtrts: and llillie ilurkc in (llotlit's .ltttt 1111 1111 lttlttllll. .\'.'t:tlie. the nut ltllll the timo 11111111 rs 111 111111.1llilrer . . . _ sympathy shown 12' :"1' In”... 7.5,, ,
I mondaYT—I mangle team“ 9113' Itontnpt't'. will surely prove. '1 drawing morning. realizes ”m A...” I10”, “mIuoltiInti'tlnIls .to Springfield. on Hill ““1“" ..___-_ tenement 01m WI? beloved wife ‘
turc' ‘ Diana Of the FOHies " l mil as :l‘lR-tllvllillshsthlttl 1S1” ll‘lntgs m‘ tote “H II M lnrlm :1 u.Ili“ ”HI l"illliwtxlfllnj tlllvtt llh‘st'ltllth it llll‘t‘t‘t {(rmtntp'. Il €11 1'1r'1l 1111-111'1 r 1' i 11» F't ' \1 1 and mother.
_ "‘ i “5" “ “ ' ‘ ‘ ‘t’i‘ lli1 returns to 111» t‘ll\‘ 11111 s (ll‘tltllltt 1' 1- 1‘ t 1 111 . ‘ '1 " -‘ . -1 " -' '- . . - . . .
nggay The VitagrapIh feature’ 'I” -‘ (“ml'li‘llim “will“ “i" ““-“ “U “i“ into the 1111. ttstl'y, 11 llllt‘ '1111 the \\lIllI|"“"1 lit" 10‘ lllil.‘ 'llt‘ HIIIII'c ‘iiIiOIt I111 11111 .\i. i“l111rtlt I'.‘p\\'t1l‘lll League BERNARD C0. UM“ A3!) FA"!
Mum Restful Sleep tough the Wall.,111I1.1 chapters So don't miss llllr Ullt1 Ilt‘l M'.‘(I't’l returns “I her father. 111“: 11,. 1111“. in" (If 11 ,11I'ib'1-s “III itt jtutrrti-':yctl Stamford yesterday by ILY. —
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l.0(‘l1\\tltltlt~' II II Itlllklll Ilt-Itrllll: “tun-“It; lllt nut summtr IIOI‘ IIIIZP'S, :tlltl [I'ltkIIII \"ll’ll? lilbll’S Ill nllttilllfllltli .lr..1 Ellis! I lllt’ illlllllltl L11.
The Bi Musical Succeu "Katinka"1-111'tl Natal 1 and his 1m :bitsl'i'is 11nd I)"‘Illi'l.\, for the market. . . . .
Arlllllgl‘ lltttnntctatcin 1111111111111 l H l \ ‘ “111'”! (‘UHH'HHUII tn that (111'. 1111‘ City Clerk Stephen lloktts is in
Dll'fil‘lll-‘i ptisltl oiI rLgc is il11.'1ll_1 ttcccpti'd 'TIII‘Y 11"11er tie .‘~lllllllt'>l 1.11:1:11 pr-c. --nl . . . . I . .
l“Kntittkn". a musical plny of izttinite ills f t-verv, is called upon IOI. .. 1. 1 1 I m... .1..,. "fi'hrn “mum”... 11...” mew..." .m. M Bridgeport today on business.
lcltttr'nt. with 11 111111! of players both pi‘t‘rlti ' the wedding ___*
singers and dancers and a chorus oi" How the affairs mp “mighmnpm
1hettuties that will uppelll to 1111101111 out and .\.ttnllc goes to I)“. man she:
=wlto wants to h‘t't‘ something good inI Iotcs. :11'.d ttlro rcspet'b l1e1.1~ 11'
the way of good singers. Jy’ltlll) oft HIM.” 1:111 WWI. .11 unusual .11.-.111;.11 l
‘Igootl buntor throughout. 'l‘lti- engage- ”I”... I
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of tiligbody with a guide. - play.
we 111g pressure t at I 1
does away with the COMHSG ..
cramped feeling in the E H. Sotltern in The Chattel.
shoulder and arm. that
keeps you from rolling
unwillingly toward the
center of the bed. that in-
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tion and a feeling of de-
lightful restfulness.
It is noiseless.
ltis sanitary—all metal—
vermin proof.
It cannot tear bedclothes.
It is guaranteed for a quat-
ter century not: to sag. bag
or break.
30 Nights’ Trial
in your own home—free. Let .
us send you one. If you can
induce yourself to part with
it; after nice in: on it for 80
nights. we' 1 buy it back at
full price.
A strong Triangle photo-
Itncnt which owned 11 tilt the 111:111111-I “I“ S1t'1-11 is .stzrrotlttilml by :1 I 1.-
'IIIIS afternoon was a big 111111. and col“ lot unusual ..xp.i|t.1nt1.-I inciruirnr 11111.1.
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Company I’ a nominal coet. Our prices 1111.: .1
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1- 1h.s production so all in all them .
Elev Nah-alt
Lillian Gish and Howard' Gaye in
new Triangle-Fine Arts Feature,
Burbank Stock Contpanv, Oliver Mo-
PA LA CE THEATRE.
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Ir'occos famous try-out. company of “Du". o, the Foul”. ‘ 4 .I‘AiiI‘gI'uIIfif 302$;Ik'r31p3f‘QEIEI‘II '
, . “CIVILIZATION" IS an Francisco 0f great worth :153' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' 1!
‘ 'Enid Marker, the gentle fawn of ”1? experience she gained there play-'
the screen. who I11'ill be seen in the log a “1.3.. range of parts. Nat c.6011- 1'
riding feminine role of “Civiliza- 11in saw her and offered her a Dakl‘i
t'on,'I' the flint spectacle that is be- itt the company with which he toured
*3 shown at the Palace Theatre on the west coast. ‘
the last days of this week was born: It was while with Mr. Goodwin that
"in Denver, Colorado. A girl of the Thomas H. lnt'e observed her work:
git" west. she is true to type in beauty He was at that time searching rot-l
. and health. She is a horrc'woman of t". cer'ain type of woman to play the
:1 the highest ability. having learned to leading role in his "Civilization." and
ride without a saddle when little more he considered her just the fitting
.dIthnn able to walk, and is a rent out- person to fit the role. How judici-
..1;..d°°r girl. It was this healthy mode 011st he chose may be determined by
of living that gives her the strength the praise she has won through her
to play the trying roles she has act- work in this great spectacle.
ed on the stage and for the screens. I She is a slim lnxenuous Woe of
After her common schooling Atlas young woman with features of beautl‘
Market's parents moved to Galltornla tut contour and great tresres oi‘ riv-
order to give her 11 chance to en-‘en black hair but her greatest beauty
. . Stamford University. But noon ties In the wondrous doe-like dark.
.Iflier she had passed her entrant ex- expressive eyes. They are capable
animations the alien can smart» or accentuatlng to the «trim the
White with! to mum“!
Norwalk Chronicler