The Fox Corporation pro-ante
George Walsh 'nl “Thellediator”
FRIDAY—The Jame actor m flanker-a and Iyr
tie Stedtnan in “The Soul of Kora Sam.’
“ SATURDAY ‘
'lhe big feature pictuu.‘ Fugitive," and at to :30 o‘clock
in the morning for the children, Marguerite Clark in “Hel-
en of the North. ”
Monday, Nov. 27—Hme. Petrova in “Extravagance.”
Tuesday, Nov. 28~Theda Bara in ”Romeo and Juliet.“ 7
rec s. -
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Janet Hal. a pony. stamina
‘mwtumwmm
to; a In about tan. We”
ran and and. uh- hntedy m.
her fat-t “1"“... ate in dental to
her little Menu-lite child and hats
her node of tile. dancing in a cabar-
et, the general atwphen of the
place. the little familiartlei to which
she must submit. She pleads in vain
with Dalton to marry her and give.
their child a name and la bitterly in~
suited when he refuses and olers
her money instead.
Dalton is set upon by thugs and
“mt“...
mmzhlnwsm.mum
' “manta-a- l “.1
M I. Na III. nab. Uta b M»
In. (a the aid-try. lib baa cone
to loot n.- a ulna wanna do one
or the bout of God'a endure-a. ll!
on mold“ of lab liliolerlll
courw, Dale who his father‘s ulplt
and continue: his work.
One night Janet‘s little girl, Ruth,
its taken nick and Janet sue- to the
pastor's for help. She and Dale meet
for the first time and are fun-edialely
attracted to each other. When he.
asks her to be his wife she feels that
she is unworthy, the shadow of her
from Sing Sing
Int. .- in mm me
buy who liar-a can no tar u in
nthvuolim'bt-iaurdertm
I. my harry New». Thu she refine
on to do. item. anion- to set the
III “unlit llw her clutches. t'B't‘fli
ill. I plot‘ with croohml dl'lrt’lib‘l‘
whereby Naomi is to be caught in a
“mouthing situation. tho.» trivial
her htmband wound: tor divoiu- from
her. The detective yll’kb up a (ontlct
just out of Sin: still: and by nirvana
of a decoy me<sage Naomi is induced
to go to a boil-l room where l e man.
is waiting in her.
Once the two ill‘t‘ in the room togctll-g
The New Oriole “Red Hot” Gaslleatcr!
LOOKS LIKE “AN OPEN FIRE.
Ems"
*— ; . ._ ,. , f , ,. .- . .M- . - past rises up and contronts her, but 9,. it is ”mpg by .1...“ . «
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to so. its. A. Q 0‘18 0 Qt; ma «0 x 1"“ “m“ m m: finally after a long. haul struggle she era. ‘ Her; 5; an absol t 1 mod 00
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p g decides to mean him and main up The hua'burd bring: suit for m HEATER The finish isyolf‘ct‘; ‘13:: :3 EIAS R u
. 10" ”‘9 mistakes 0‘ the IN!“ by 3 We vorce. offering as evidence the stor-E handsome appearance e at“ his a
._ I 6 0’ Elmdn‘ffi and charity. . ion of the witnesses at the. rail and‘ . . ' ‘ ...
,' * . l 5“" the. marriage, Dale Writes his the flashlight photograph. He alno This is~probably the m0“ “tracti‘me GAS ROOM --
.l" PRETTY MARY PICKFORD f lf'f)l‘ll:(.;i‘ [boxing lIIISIEI‘IICHKOHDd devoted asks (“Mody “f lh‘ (*Illld, Naomi HEATER on the market IOday and is 2!!de new in dc.
. _ “9“ ' oane, ‘9 "3 a lit his happi- Marilee judgc :ind s ctators whom Sign an conStmcfion ‘
I, To Be in Norwalk for the Fust Appearance of the Artzra‘t 2 ness and inviting Deane to visit them hm, declares Um graham be at“
Pictures
“LessThan theDust”
THE P’ALACE THEATRE
Monday, Nov. 27————Tuesday, Nov. 28
5.” \x¢
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. Ruth con; es
' conceal
and meet the wonderful wife. Home-
sick {or his young friend, Donne ac»
cents. lie is amazed to find the "her-
fect wife" no other than Janet Hall,
the former cabaret dancer and the
friend of Dalton. Janet begs him not
to destroy her happiness by revellna
her past. sold moved by her plea he
agrees to keep her secret.
Rummaging in the garret little
across nation's picture.
She is strangely attracted by it and
tries in her childish way to figure
lowed to keep the child because H31“
own is not its father. The judge.
howevt r. suapccls that Naomi is ‘eac-
rlficinu llcr rtnpulatlon in order to
keep her hol'y, nnd. culling thc girl
into his privzilc oilice, he gem the
truth from hm:
Meantime, tin-re has been tin uni-x
per-ted development in the affairs. of
Helen. The man from ‘Sing Sing had
been her lover before he’vvcnt to pri-
son. and she ls unpleasantly aurpris
ance of an open coal grate.
Phone 1680
The interior of the "RED HOT" HEATER '3 enam-
elled rd and the reflection of the gas flame bu the appear-
.The Price Is $6.50
The United Electric. Light and Water Co.
67 WALL sr.
t tl ed when the detective'n use of him - . - W- ..... _ 7
0!] l9 name. . . ‘ ‘
brings him again into her life. Tho ”f lllc \‘orth -~ which is _
. . t - - produced bl Theatre, when tn .
Jami is the centre of the admiring tax-convict is m 3mm)!” r m trying t"; P“ ) _ e! can see such
00 .l .rnmount lltltll‘c‘ torporation great pictures as no to be shown '
llou‘zellold “hen the child rushes in
photograph. Janet tries to
it. but too into—the other:
have seen. Dale recognises the pic—
ture as that of the man who had left
everything to the fallen woman and
he denounces his wife all a cheat. and
tilt lniposter. His father in even more
hitter in his denunicatlon.
Donne is disgusted with the hypo
t'l‘iny of their religion—4t religion that
with the
‘mntter what her past she is nov'v pure
and noble. told that he should comfort
and protect. ll~?r. Against hill parents'
bitter protests. Dale lattes Jam! in his
arms and goes with her.
boon to much and
to renew their old associations when
Harmon courts to are her.
llorrlfied at tho revelatfon of Hel-
en‘u truo cliarntter. Harmon goes out
of her life at once and forever, and in
the course of little nucceeda in win
nlng his way back into hill home.
"Fifty-Fifty" plays at the 'Plllilt‘e
Theatre tonight
REGENT THEATRE
real fight in California mountains.
George Walsh. altar of the new \t‘ll
lianl Fox photoplay. "The Mediator.’
has put his mind and muscle to runny
tests on field and farm. llut it re-
and these people have made a special-
ly in thwe picture» which are really
for children ‘only to put .tlleul on in
fillt‘ll ll manner that all the little peo-
ple will get some understanding out
6: them, so you see they really are ed-
ucational as well as Q treat for the
children and as the price for these
performances still remain at 10 cents
it in without a doubt it cheap enter-
tainment for the children.
ie The Great A'c-
trees
is one
Film
of the many
company take
'l’lll» ll-ttturc
that the Polite
great pride in booking at lill their
there all the coming week which
starts 08 on Monday with the Euro
Picture Corporation, who will present
the wonderful antral; Mme. Pelrovn
in "Edam.” a. most beautiful
picture and very little need be said
about the atar as she is heralded all
,over the country no tho moat beauti-
ful actress of the day and in all web
the production she is in is something
worth while going miles to see. no
preaches tolerance and charity and ' . . ,
practices the most cruel intolerance. T°'"9M at u“ Relic" Th“‘" e ” don't fall to see Mm. 013% Petrova in
He finally convinccx Dale that mg George Walsh in “The Medi. VSaturday Afternoon and Evening “Extravamce' Monday a! the Re-
plncn is by i.l~l wife‘s aide. thtfi no “w" : The Bill Pattie ”flu” ““9“ gent Theatre. »
Walsh finds trouble. Actor new tlve" Featuring LeBad- 0n Tuadoy the uttmction will be '
the great William m plain“? of the “
Shakespearean drama "Romeo and
Juliet." with Theda Barn and u
strong supporting amt including Har-
ry Hilliard. who plays Romeo and the
M N "‘"""—T N 2 The slrnili llllti
b onday, 0v 27 ueSday’ 0V. 8 fl Jmm la tnkc'l Violently ill. mnlncd for it!" mountains of (lalifor- the: av. it surely is a wonderful piece production is “M in all m detalll.
l Praying for her recovery. h'L‘l‘ hus- Hill to give Mr. Walsh his first really of work. done by n gf'Cttl actress and It is the SWIM“ production that the
' , the avupporting company is of the high-
The Palace Theatre
Misn Pickford is the star of the Artcraft Pictures Corxra-
tion. The first release is "Less Than the Dust."
Norwalk appearance is at The Palace Theatre.
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The first
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URDAY
.Scnrc," the feature picture
il’nlnce Theatre tomorrow.
band comes to a real realization ot
XlllP meaningv of religion-that it i! not
tor man to judge his fellow man; that
charity and kindness are above till
dogma.
When Janet awaken to life she find-l
‘ her husband and his parents kneeling
int her bedside. in thankagiving that
her life ban bean spared.
Such is the story of “The Hidden
at the
l the commotion.
thrilling battlc.
The company of photoplaycrs, who
were in tho Storms. camped In the
open with the sky for their canopy.
One night about eleven o‘clock. the
trouble broke.
Someone of the sleeping party until-
led u wild .dirlek and started for the
lindcrhruall. Mr. \Villflh was mvnltc
with the first cry, and llrz‘ wont charg-
ing to the rcseuo. tic dived into the
brush, and pl'titltplly lent his lll‘lp in
The. l't'nl of the camp
ldnahed its clove to the acme as they
NORMA 'i'ALMADGE STARS
IN TRIANGLE “FIFTY- FIFTY"
~————-
Emory of Unsophlaticated Girl to Be
lThe Happy Home of Vaudeville
3 l Palace Theatre
‘1' One night at a gay patty. a man i
FRIDAY. SAT- derelved I” a girl' 9 cflericscent am“ I lie demanded to know \‘hlll it was n I
Told on Screen Tonight at
its into thinking that she. is a much
lln lilo brunll
could without tndalngerinl:
unnecessarily. 'blellnw‘ _ tho uproar
incrv ..1 until it as
,sunz-od all the w portions of n cyclo. c
mined in earth.
- 'l'llen Olly. v“'ltlt:".ill
l
'penred. and t llargcd
llll‘ dilcclm'. on
into llli‘ circl.
For
\anm
and he not his answer
at this mm (tooling
about.
cst calibre and the production is no.
peril in all its details. it is llwny front
the ordinary rttn of pictures. there-
fore is considered to b? so fa‘scinntini;
that it is ill great demand jnr return
engagements everywhere ‘ and Mann.
ger Knnlor bus an lucky in '.‘\P£'Ul'll‘.2
this attraction for this Saturday ni-
ternoon and evening which ought to
be appreciated by a crowded house
both afternoon and evening.
All next work at. the. Regent Thea—
tre them will be preSented pictures
" ‘nlfiell'ci that Noruulk may well feel proud of
g hilt‘ll n tllcatlc us ill? Regent'flm "10 “luv-and Willi twh‘ ti!
but 1‘.
Fox Corporation has ever attempted ‘
and in some of the scenes they hi" ‘
to use 3,000 pounds to complete them. ‘ . . ?-.
noyoueanptnlnlysoe ltls putonin’
every way without regard to enema
making in all a very mud piece to"
witness, no please don‘t target the
date and that.‘ is Monday, November
28th. ,
—-It you bid been o N 5mm.
classified adverflaor. at the time "I
domed your present position. 1.1..
aaoa you have Mud one stylus,
about» for new! moo
AND FEATURE PICTURES lluore conventional girl than she. her-l just
’1 3” has any idea of being. lie is told emerged from the bushes \Il. \\lt1‘ul
by his companions that Naomi is not “.18 lncelnted and lorn. ulocd 3. and
:the sort or girl he thinks her to be, bruised and panting on though he llzld
CROSSMAN S SIX ENTER-
TAINERS
inn a quartet of- n tulle
The Musical Novelty of the Year‘ but insists that he can prove. that site
is, and even «nukes a wager to that
effect. Naomi. really quite. unaophis
licnted, is tricked by the man into ac.-
company ing him into a hotel of ques-
tionable repute. where the tw o, limo
cent of any wrong doing. are captu.“
ed in a police raid and Naomi has an
unpleasant experience in the night
lcourt.
1. Not long after tllls,"li‘rederic Har-
mon. a broker, comes into the girl's
life. The two fall in love, and are
VICTROLA AND MONA ‘
, HALL
Comedy and Variety Olfering
FAY \VARD
SOLOIST AND PIANIST }
Walton and Foster
Unique Entertainers
JOHNSON BROTHERS AND
The Royla tropér
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| JOHNSON married. The birth of a baby com-
. i Th I pletea the transformation of the girl’s
, c Minstrel Trio l
SHARPENS GI‘ . rebut-actor and she cares only for her
'1 E TE BLADES ' THE‘PHOTO’PLAYS home, her husband and her child. The
Tonight—Norma Tallmadge in husband. however does not settle
“Fifi-ty- Fifty " dlown to home life. He in .still inclined
Two edges at once, front heel to toe with
. atrue diagonal stroke ‘
to the gaveties of the set in which he
,hnd become acquainted with Naomi
land when latte refuses to take further
Friday—Ethel Cla on “Th
' Hidden Scan”. Yt in e
Saturday—Edna
- “The Making of 1323333; ”in par in the revels or me Bohemian
COHING ‘ crowd, he faroajorth by himself. it
.. ' Monday, quovemli’er 27. Tuesday,l . 7 ‘ I
ovem er 28 . Hurcrol Musical Lecture
. Mary Pickford in “Leo‘s T an i ' ‘
/ Drill” h the" CQW‘Q ‘
, Vaudeville Prices HIGH SCHOOLiuaMBl-Y HALL
Cour-o Tickets $1.50
Single Ticket. .50
France. A. and. Ma gar.
New} ,4 p. in.-- «ital—A—
Nothing like it oversold for less than $3. 50
SBE WINDOW DISPLAY
Come in and see it Work
,Aftemoon round 50 cents
lEveninE . . . . to. is and 25 cents
I "Alien Souls"
t in his hand he held aloft the llllllli
with which be had battled. “1th blir‘l
hands he had killed one peltefily E
good wild-cat.
Tomorrow at the Regent Theatre
The Great Japanese Actor Sus-
sue Hayakavra and Myrtle l
stedman in “The Soul
of Kuri Sam" ‘
The. brilliant Japanere actol. Ses .
Sue. Haynkana. suportcd by \lyrtle.
Stodman, the alarm I’alln‘coMros'; )
all" will be seen at the I‘ll-g nt 'llza
ire tomorrow in the. Jesse L. Laslvyj .
“Wham" 0‘ “Th“ 50‘“ 0’ Km“ 3““ Maraucrlle Clark in “Helen of the N crihg' at The Recent Theatre. on.
an unusual drama written especially .-_..
for them by Frances Guillan and pre
pared for the Paramount Program by
Charles Server
That this is it happy combination of
artists. there can be no doubt. ctenant:
HaynkaWa, who scored his great sue
cone in ‘The Cheat," followed by
and "The Honorable
Friend '1 has established himself as
one of the. leading actors of the.
screen. and the versatile Myrtle Sled-
man. who recently scored such it auc-
co'sa in "An American Beouty.’ is one
of the most familiar tutor: in the l
lcreen world. .g
l
l
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--~—-n' n- .5 4“-9‘\ — .m‘ 1.... AI.‘ “WM”
Oaturdhy at the Regent Theatre In
tha Morning at 10: Ill O’dlock
he the Gilliam of use
Norwalk Chronicler