REGENT THEATRE
TOIIOBT. “by. Infimb—lu.0lnl~um
mintzs
1-3 0il...Sale oi Coalsal- 3 Oil
The Coat Event of the Season
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$15 Coats 1-8 Off $10
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TUESDAY M ant—The William Pox Corporation
MUM-Min “Iowandjuliet.” h1neh. .
with a w out including Harry Hilliu
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'waouuoav—uuru one and Jack pIcIIroIII in
“Moon.“
THURSDAY.» »Thankxiv:ghbay»1‘he Yilllum Fox Cor-
”ration menu Val Snntt' In “ ca ouoy.” .
FRIDAY, Dec. I—Revent Theatre, afternoon, Lockwood‘a '
Hall, evening—- “The Woman; Fight"
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:Zliiiémiéiiirs.f"t::.::,fi"rai::;°“.::...f° .." 318 C03“ 1'3 0“ $1.2
puny.» $24 Coats 1-3 Off $16
.1 ~ m“ $27 Coats 1-3 Off 518’
PALACE THEATRE ,
Manager A. J. Collins of the Palm
I n [A IR [PTheatre has reteiled thefoilowing
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l'I‘ilE PALACE THEATRE
I Norwalk Conn.
E Gentlemen five minutes after the picture “as rtI-
“Less Than the Dust," A Tremedoua viewed *
1;: MONDAY AND TUESDAY P eucem - i. Mm Pickford
This is to advise you that a private that “Less
q The Sty :etest Story Ever Told
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Charge Accounts Opened
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tions and give your patrons hotne-
“"59” informs '1" thing dlffefl‘nt and boner for their
Than The Dust" 1“ the money. Book them now With heat
production she has met wishes we remain
:exhibitlon of the first Artcraft pro greatest
.duction. entitled “Less Than The worked on She ought to know
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LESS THAN THE DUST Elmer," he‘s been given to a CFOWd-OL IMiss liarney of the Boston Herald.‘ I Artcraft Future; Corporation
,newapnpermen. Mia:I Pickford and tells us that ”Less Than The liust' I ‘ BP‘MPIEHD
Starring Little Manner
MARY PICKFORD
Ilier mother, her director and a few is the mo~t bpaumu] thing Sm. 1,an
ethane, and the applause lasted fully ever seen in moling pictures—— plenty WHITE SIRL DWELT
f a.
o ction and a wonderful story. Mr. WITH THE NATIVES‘
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Wodnesday The Vagabond Hurcrot Musrcal Lectuer ar son. of the Boston Globe tells q“
Prince-I i . us that hlllC? the days that moving M" Pickford Pl 3‘ ’
d “ i 1 CourSe pictures put in their appearanoe upI 1 Th T1,.“ '3" P." m
1 Thurs ay— The B uc Enve ope HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL to the present time he ha'I yet to 506! cu de e T. at P‘"
"3'5“er I glaurlae Tlickete $150 in film production that will equal1 "e o .1026 omor.
__ I. use Tcketa .50 n, 'Tl .. _ . ._
Friday “The Scarlet Oath i F n A “5" ”m The ”W "‘ *8" ‘h' Lesa than the dual beneath thy char
n on Hard, ".29"- piciure is “full of pep.”
Saturday—Marguerite Clark in Friday. Nov. 24, 8 p. m.-iitecltal——i \lr Phillip of ”W Trav,eler MIS‘ lot wheel
“ I. Ethel Virgin. Prima Donna, Manuel ' ‘ '
Sflks and Satins. Opera Assisted by Frederick Mur us that been Than The liust' out- ”$23249“ met that never “Elma
‘ PE phy, \Mlolinist does anything Misn Pickford ever ap-
‘ 9 CIQLdFEfTURES 65);??? “Pm 23 B? I: “$143?”er l ad in before. 2146:: tllzndthe trust thou hast in me.
II .. enesa ca. 'ictor a ma . , .
' Ch Y ,_ lb‘rldny. Jan 26»llluairated Bird Lec- Them are only It few of the wonder Even lees than these!
arley Chaplin In ture. Howard Cleaves. ful complnnenls received from critics I” s than the weed that . ' be lde
“One A. M.” 'l-‘rlday, Feb. 23, s p, 1n_——Clas§ica]lwh0 know. “Lee‘s Than The Due-t" 3| d "o" "
h Dancing, bodice Weld. Reading. opened for It tvvo weeks' run at the y oor,
T “VSday Vera Hanlon; Community Mandolin Globe Theatre lloaton "a.“ Mon. 14‘” "In“ ”‘9 Bpfl‘d 0' hours all?!“
Earle Williams, Vitagraph Star, l-‘rltlild GuditazhClztgb.s 0 h t 1 November h‘th I . far from thee
. , a at —- r ea a
In tThe Scarlet Runner: Con’cert Ethel ‘VirxfinmSoloiact r For your 0““ good. get busy maliiefzar than the need thou bust in life
a me.
' Even less am l'
’fslsmce I. my Lord. am nothing unto
t. ' thee,
Sm here. thy sword,
and bright.
Lovo'a lat-It farewell»l‘lertth
‘ me tonight
Farewell Znhirudin. r
i. AWllENf‘iI‘ now
Till“ The Dual." Mary
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Buy Here, Save Money
TURKEYS
Icaatn'h'ay, an orphan of English birthi
who ilcei'rtcd and alone becomes alike
[to the natives and dwell; among the
'lmvent canto of the iltndooa. At the
opening of the ntory a rebellion caus-
(‘tl some dispute 0\'-?r the sacred rites
of the people. and their abuse by the
provincial government. is in progresy
lfl/‘Iu -{V'm - a.
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a an- d.“
i make it keen
comes [0
Lot-In
0f the same high. grade th 1t have nude our markets famous.
FANCY DUCKS GE ‘SE, GUINEA HENS. ROASTING CHICKENS, FOWLS l.
BEEF, PORK LAMB, S .IOKED )4EATS.
VEGETABLES FR JITS TS. FANCY GROCERIES AND SALAD SPECIAL-
tlIII lliiiin“.i and soldiers of the British
TIES.
'S'fll'l'ifiml lr'lug'in conflict. Radlift.
Schultze’ SThanskgiving Specials
The Very Best Dry Picked Ohio Turkeys 320-400 lb,
’- 5 During the warfare she meets Captain
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,n tltichard Townsend of the loyal garri‘
:hnn. She is greatly impressed by him
FANCY NATIVE DUCKS
‘ruId looks up to the soldier as an ex-
Ealted pcrron. in it later scene when
of Hammond LII. tells of a more re-
MARISOLD OLEOMARGARINE
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weak, nervous. run- down. could not
sleep, was unfit for work and was
nothing but skin and bones. Three
doctors had failed tto help me. One
day i saw Vinoi advertised. took cour-
age and bought a bottle. and it soon
made me feel better. 1 continued. its
FANCY NATIVE CELERY ' ' """" ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' " ' . useiand such a change! i have re-
' WIW'WNMW g3 gained my strength. flesh and health.
' ,‘TURNIPS ' . . P! am perfectly well. and the doctor was
' . iPDTATOES """"""""""""" 35¢ l’k- PUMPKINS . . . I I . . . .......... . . . . . 2‘: lb, surprised to see aucli a change In me
. CARROTS' """""""""" 50¢é Pk- ONIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 10¢ qt in such a short time." Elizabeth Nor
”CA L FL ' ' ' """""""" CABBAGE . . ....... ,... . .' .......... 7¢ ll) riu. Hammond. La.
/ U I OWER The reason Vinoi proved ‘auch a
. wonderful strength .creator in Mrs.
Morris' case has because of the beef
’ and ood.llver peptones. iron and tilin-
'guteee peptonatea. and' glycerophoal
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_ FANCY BOX APPLES large ‘ . r/ '
30¢ lb. FANCY NATIVE GEESE 28o II ' I". I.
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NATIVE DRESSED FOWLS . .23¢ ll) NATIVE DRESSED CHICKENS 32¢ ”I inofceni in: rran: .13.. 3.132.113: III?-
FANCY GUINEA HENS . ---$1 501mir iii??? RAMS ------------------ 24¢ l ’- {era of the pool at the temple she ll,
LEGS OF LAMB ,, , --........I... 24¢ lb. PRIM TS ---------------------- 75¢ 1‘3” charged with desecration and it at-
FOREQUARTERS LAMB _ . . .. 18¢ “L POT E RIB ROAST IIIIII -16¢‘26" '11P tacked by an infuriated mob of renal:
PORK ROASTS . . ROASTS ------------ 18¢“24 iicnl nativm Captain Townsend an
FRESH SHOULLPIIE'ITS ........... }§¢ it) SHOULDER STEAK ----------- “W? “l irlves on the scene. and saver. her.
BEEF LIVER - - IIIIIIIII 6 ll): ROUND STEAK. ......... .22é Jl). 1 Mrs. Bradshaw the wife of a fellow.
RIB LAMB CHOPS - - . I ' . t H 12¢ I) SIRLOIN STEAK """"""" 24¢ li- "iofllcer of Townsend‘s has fallen in‘
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ....... . """ 24¢ it; DORTERHOUSE STEAK ....... 2213!? ll) Ilovp with the latter and when she
* SPERRY & BARNES’ SA " ‘ ' '28¢ 0 RUMP CORNED BEEF ......... 1Q¢ It) learns of his friendliness for the girl
. USAGE 25¢ ll). PLATE CORNED BEEF ...... 12¢ ll) Presents it and shows her dislike at all
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HOME-MADE SAUSAGE MEAT t ' ~ "°‘” 7° W” ”Es”
’ . . no hing but pork and spurs ................ 26¢ lb. :Ren‘hrkable 3mm,“ of a woman
”WWW . .. . . W l Who‘Waa NMMW 3'“ Skin
gigglleD PIGS FEET . . .. . . . .. 12¢ ll). DIXIE BACON .............. . 23¢ ll) 1 and BM“ .
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TR pE' 15¢ 1" SQUIRES BACON """""" ' 26¢ 1" fl Icay‘iii: b3]: Mrfmgnz aged: Ia 133:1:
SWIFT s FREMIUM HAVIS ........ I.. . ..... . . . . . . . . . ., ................... 25¢ II. l3"able metm- ISM “W—
SWIFT" S PREMI ‘ ' 3 ‘ .cannot say enough in praise of
UM OLEOMARGARINE ............. .............. 23¢ ll). 2.! mo. for it saw, m M, I m ,
GRAPEFRUIT
FANCY New Lemons.
...20¢doz.
Lulm "m ooocloooo-acct-.----oon-oooaoooaooo'
PINEAPPLES
8for25¢.6f0r25¢I4f°'25¢ ti
12¢..1ueach II
drug stores inr'ali Conn. tom.’
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phat“. combined in a pure native
tonic wine. which mites Vinoi a. moat
wonderful twine—Frank ll. Baxter.
BouchNorwalk. Mac at the loading
' and harm for. Barton
LAST CALL
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Our bouscwirlng campaign will be closed
and our present oiicr withdrawn, alter Nov-
' ember 30th, 1916.
. Until that date you can obtain--
Special prices on wiring
12 months to pay
Free Mazda Lamps
Equivalent of Six Moatbs’ Free Lighting
Remember that November 30th is thanks-
giving, and a holiday.
time lcit, a :Ii ii you. meet to lake advantirfic
0i ibis ollcr you should act at once.
us for details. l
The United Electric Light& Water Co.
A.
So there is very bltic
Phone
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times, However ltrtthI still clings to \‘I'lu-n .\inIII. l‘etrotn nod it. she cx- Fox's production of ”have and 111-
her admiration for tho dashing yonn'.‘
captain. Durinr. II Iscvcre fight he-‘
in ‘en soldicrh and natives the girl
pawn the life of the captain “ht-Ii. he
falls wounded in tinI field. lluring
the rebellion the (outer tumor of lind-
hn in thrown inIo prison and hefonI
Sllt‘ (an get liia IIIIieIIuII t‘npinin ’l‘nwn-
send is sent to lCll;;ifllld on it furiouull
to recuperate from his wounds. Then
it is that she organizcs :I rII- culng par.
ty and attempts to [xi-‘i lI .ather out
of prison. Him in" :I.‘
when her father I .Iis the fact that
the girl is not in daughter but is the
child of an English officer who becom-
ing aidictcd to drlltzs had dropped to
the level of it social derelict. Radian
knowing the officer has shown him
. to he killed,
great sympathy never being nwnrc of
the relationship.
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A knee GIFT. ‘
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“i see you are p‘resent‘ng ‘llznnict'
to the public this week."
“Presenting is the right word"
sented the manager.
dcadheads in the house?
i REGENT THEATRE
will appear at this popular playhouse
this meek incluzling the follotvine fea-
tures:
“Nothing but1
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A great week of feature pictures __.__. . _. . ._ . .. . . _ . I
claimed:
“How is conIIItlsinIz tizai hzn: 'a‘ll‘ilt'll’ dinary dlfllcultiea for the actor, but
at .n bit.r failing
pricier to llII‘II
as wealthy “lien in reality its mem-
bers are on the verge of bankruptcy.
You will 5th propit-
ing in :‘il‘tin‘obilt‘w
l‘IIl'tI not llftltl. You wi‘l
ping up bills uith trades people. Yoni
will see them being ruot'l.
the crahh is bound to come.
"in his story Mr. Hoffman has tak-
en a father and his daughter of this”are “3 5mm". and distinct scenes.
extravagant type
.mendous problem's around lllt’nl. "
Wallace 0.
nrio of "lixiravannmf’
Tomorrow—Theda Bara in “Romeo right background: used for filming.
i‘iny elaborate for movie work.
Irector had to add much detail to make
f ‘Romeo and Jul'iet‘ film masterpiece.
“hat is the process of
Shakespeare play into hLC'nttl‘iO form rector J G ! Edwards had built
. for the movies?
ing any other pin)
arlo form." Sal“ Adm!!! Johnson. WM village are shown in various Darts 0!
mtde the picture version of \\ liliam; the Mom
ct." ‘Shlkeapeare.mny have exrrnoro
of many AIIIericana. the scenario writer can treat him just ’
that tries. iorposo as any other author. 'ltomeo and Jul-
iet' is merely a Mnliful story which
needs to be told in inciting-picture
of this two riti-P form. and the. prom-re. is the Isnme as
for \Ihir‘n tilt-3'. would be employed for Nick Carter
tun them run” or ‘liavid Copperfield] “
in the original form of the manu-
UI NUT-“0.: script there are five nets; .md twenty—
; four cranes in the famom love story.
.ln the kinematographir: story there
(ulnar-I
““11 1‘33 bill“ tre- ( .Ith of which work! tom-rd the un-
' folding of the story These incidents
,tako place in sixty eight different.
iplacea. That. is, there were six y~
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Clifton “ rIIiII Hit
and Juliet" in Seven Reels 3 “8,3th of mm background,
were interior- “Iets” erected for use
inside the studio. The other thirty-
nine were “loath-a“ or exteriors
staged in the "alias: tillage that Di-
Di-
turning n
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“'ltn not a bit diffcrtnt from throw ty nine of than scenes because sev-
Or “‘9“ into 5"” ernl diffrent nadir-s of fie Italian ,3
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Tonight Mmc. Olga Pctrova in “Ex-V
travagance" ,
Petrova has strong support in next"
play . Many notable Metro artist
seen in cast “Extravagance.”
in the great Metro-Popular
and Players production
trance." which will be shown
the Regent Theatre tonight.
Petrova. the star.
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has strong support; ,
Mahlon Hamilton takes the part at‘
Franklin Hall, thehuaineea man whoi
is in love with Norma Russell (Mme.|
Petrova) and saves her from her own]i
folly. but in doing so becomes thoi
victim of a foul plot
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land Russell. the father'of Norma.
The part of Horace Scott. bank caah~
ier, la played 'by J. W. Hartman. Ed-
ward Narlndel is" seen .03 Robert
Making a. philanthropist. and ' Tom
Cameron takes the part of a butler.
"Extraragance" la, a beautltul scen-
ic production. Onvae- of the settings
was made in the grand ball-room of
the Hotel McAlpin. The other: were
carefully arranged by no! Petrov'a
Rm.
‘ An interesting story in told
in the m of the play up
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Chile is seen as Court-’
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