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With Capt: at Crime.
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REGENT'JTHEATRE
TONIGHT, FRIDAY 'AND SATURDAY ,
CHAS. K. cusuenu srocrr co.
Friday
TONIGHT
.'Fhe 01d Homestead
matinee and night—“The Man Between.”
Saturday matinee—"An Old Sweetheart of Mine.”
Saturdag a setting— Alias Jimmy Valentine’ ’
m
‘ PRICES—Matinee, Children, 10c: Adults, 20c.
Evenings. 10c. 23c. 30c and 50c.
Seats Now Selling.
{HRS NEXT WEEK—MOVING PICTURES
ltionttaj;-—Ha.rold Lockwood and May Allison in "The Big
't‘cema're. "
Tueer 3 3. —-'\V3!
PA
ace Reid 3 d Cleo Ridgely in “The Yellow
cht esiiry—E‘mily Stevens in "The Wager."
Mir l'I litt,
t-‘enrw or”
l-‘l! -
ll
\
DCEN?‘EBOM BIC: TREMAINE"
Harold Lockwood and May Allison in
The Regent Monday.
A sensn
has re-
murder
physician
l!l\ ul \‘t-
twin y.
berry.
' It Fiend
ulrt lid)”
others,
it “‘t llto-V
Willi
191.. I
'i.t\lot henue
“its 11 wiudou
\tound lltl
totd tixhlli
l . torn from hot
“"“g lit't‘ l‘ltilllll.
and “I... 7.
__....-L_.-.._e.--
n Si'llillll‘l \\'nnt .\dv.
She lnttl been
“llJ'I‘
'1‘")
tiw'
0,.
“The Big Tremaine,"
" "'F.’ ‘ '3‘?" A
it
luturder of Mrs. Madeline Kramer. n ets are seen tll‘inl:
“truth 19 \t‘lll-Oltl l)r.ide whose both and the horny muting ntnihinea, the
was lottnd hull frozen iii it ditch nettr hoisting eugints. 0‘9 hit: “Wt crnnm'.
and the (lung of tire sltdg: llalltlllt'Yl-
from
tltt'ottt
ltnotttd.
\ blood soaked gnu, mad.» from _.t ”I“ llll none to entry
tinder tlothlug um; in} the the.tttt
lllldnlllll "loufi
swerve-rm” mixers“?
l
REGENT TH EATRE
a FULL BLOOM AT THE RE-
GENT THEATRE
, v _
To Present Spectacular play “The Man
Between" Friday Matinee
And Night
We hare sure not to hand it to the
popular Charles K. Champltn whtn
it comes to packing the Regent ’l‘hear
ire. Last night practically every seat
. in the houw was sold and lie radionu-
:lllt‘ tor the remainder oi the “ml. in»
dictates that the 8. it Q. sign-mil be
ill evident-e.
\lr. (‘hittnplin always plays to [lilt'lit’d
in fact he has hrokrn more
house retords than tiny t\\o popular
’1)i'i(t‘tl (‘tllllpllllltn put together. 'l‘h‘
lhu>ine>s being done by Mr. t‘huinp-
ll“. i< :I) lut‘ue that ll li‘ts attt'ut-ttd
tire intention \ oi the leading
.N( \t.‘ or tlu in
diets alreudr opened llt‘fltitiallull.‘ “till
him in regard the
titetropolis.
flir. i‘httntplin l.\ without doubt able.
lllhlll by tnlinl tintl drier
‘tttltil‘il tlw most important of metro-
!roliiun Mimi‘s. llt‘ nukes the char—
‘l‘t‘lt‘l‘n' he portrays \‘irile and routlnv
flit-t
1,. i‘ullltl‘lllt‘.~ ol‘
.llilllrt's.
of .‘lllllt'
York managers and on-«
to appearing in
prev-lire it)
ling tutti ultme till he is entirely
ifrotu manner-ism or
.nuncitttion.
i The offering for l“l‘ltllijv' “Millim- and
tnighl .\lr. t‘lnttuplin hits selected lltt-
tpt-ri liughes'
.tnzt of tttpiial and laltor entitled “
{Mun llt‘l\\"t‘ll;" lit the role o: .lt'hn
lStot! lttt‘tl. ti ('l\'ll engineer and bridge
lruildt-r. the
1i>t unit the
’set-n nt hi~ lie>l
'l‘l.» :t-tottd not ill the plh)‘ tit-puts
t'l'l ruilrond snipensitm
\tttd tr construction.
the hem lt'hl raven“ ever pro
lllll‘l't .~t in; ('(Illlt dj iii a
ltPth-t'll the «unini-
.'\lr. t'httntplizt l.‘
uutn
lttltot'et‘.
lit llltlllhli'zt w ~l
' bridge
I positiu i)
{duet-d by u populztr priced attraction.
l\\'hen titt- (‘lll‘lltlll goes up on the S00-
on.l ilt‘l “The llridge Scene," uartib oi
1 men tire nt work. diuuiui: tllll'llt". “Hill
at in: rivets, moulding iron. welding tntr
it'hines ttre going full ltlltSl ihroulnx
' out thousands of sparks,
the audience
foot of the enor
'l‘ukett lillilu“ilu'i
of .\'or\\'ulk
to lite
st 1 iii-lure
I heat i writers
the tit-\‘et
lit-lure hure hnd nu opportunity to \\ it-
llt‘.~>‘ such it gigttntic l‘i‘illlFllt' wen-t
We Can’t Give the women of South
'Norwalk a Million Dollar Bonus
We Can at Least tlelp .Them Make
the Money Go as Far as Possible
As our Christmas gift to the Women of Norwalk we -
shall place our big mid-winter sale befoie instead of
after the holidays.
Pretty clothes, furs. blouses, gowns, coats, make the
most acceptable of all Christmas gifts.
We are now showing stunning Hudson Seal coats,
priced from $75. 00 up. Also a splendid assortment
of the newest models in fur sets at J'anuary cut- -prices.
A large collection of exclusive models in evening
frocks, for the holiday atfairs, at greatly. reduced
Dainty dancing frocks for misses at $15 up.
Many chiffon afternoon frocks, also serge and jersey . ‘
prices.
street dresses at reduced priCes.
Beautiful evening wraps in chiffon velvets with lux-
Some priced as low .as $25.00,
urious fur collars.
others more expensive. .
Neiv street coats, stunning/models in Bolivia and Ye-
lour, many fur trimmed at $25.00.
And very‘spccial is a collection of 509 new blouses
just received in crepe-doctrine. Georgette, lace and
taffeta, which will be: a holiday offering at $2. 95.
ckwell 8-; CD.
~.
1108 Wm Street,
The .
nud ,_i:i.
red but riv-
throuuh the Air,
1;;- ln direct contrast to the heavy
bridge pith it's dirt) begri‘mmed uork
intro to the second act the lourth att'
irepments the lobby oi a fashionable
New York hotel with it‘s beautiful
jsuittutry. palms. string orch-tstra and
all the people in evening dress and
helps to bring the play to a delight-
fut ending
Monday Harold Lockwood and May
Allison in “The Big Tremaine"
Lore. lllt ney and politics
make the Lriliiutit Metro lll'L‘irt'l
production of “Big Tremaine} \\llll
Harold lAJt‘RWUUd and Slay Allison
as the stats. shirt. is to be the
lure at the Regent Therm?
Monday. the tnottutt [Jlt‘l‘il‘k‘ ol
lllUIIll‘Ill
l
sene it)
It'd
llt‘rr‘ (IN
the
John Trt'umim' ltit‘e‘> a girl. lll\ b.0-
lllt‘l' uin.‘ her hand John Tlr‘lll.tlll‘
i: '1”! Unll‘tl \tith A large sum oi tuon-
lti it brink. His brothel
The brother dies.
it-ntin; a union and two children
l'pon John‘s ~l;ttimit”t‘n falls the ”not
oi tehahiinuting tiiofautlli estn e oi
«urine tor his hrotiier's uidou', llit
uoiuau ha lurid; ’of llt‘al‘ll‘l.‘ up
n;1tm~t t‘ztlst' su=pition= that
it was he uho >lUlt’ the lllOllt')‘.
llt‘ 11mm these ll'llllfi‘. end . ut‘us ill“
n‘tt lilialllt‘ pf "llii; Tremaine " 'l’hen M
the lo'i‘t- oi :t beautiful and true
.\‘ M le is called on to
t'_\' ll) tarry
sir-:11. purl of it.
out»
hrtt \ e1)
\\"ll~
lttnr‘tt i :zzri
tun for t‘ougrw'.
that h:t\e in en t‘itsl on his ('ltnrttt'ivt.
lie whom The
Site li‘ltd‘ in; unity of \o'et's to
tell hint they ll‘ll-‘l
despite the rllll'i
Hll'l lug lo\_-,. .”
>l>l.\.
ltls llUll.t‘ She
lllllL lie hold.~ lltllk She lt'll< l) n:
:~li- lmw llllll .Hl‘ \\.t\t‘t‘.<.
And tltvtt lt)lllt‘> t’te ut't-tti t-liutzn‘
The wmnttn .loltn onto lotml route-ts
m- ill‘tt ll it.” her
brother
'l'rrntuiu
‘nni the rtmuurst n-otion
ft‘l‘lllt: oi the settson
Tuesday Wallace
tt‘.\ ll
' the
w- :t strong stupendous drn
llllfillillltl“ h:~
who stole the lllllllt')
pit lure 0.
Reid
and Cleo
thgeley In "The Yellow
Pawn."
\\' all.“ - lteid. the Lttsk) l’nrttutott'u
stat. llttHllLZ returned from it hrt-i
business trtp to Sun Futurism. l|:t.‘
begun Work. “ith his eo-stttr. .t‘ioo
llidgeley, on.“'l'he Yellow l’ttu‘u."
tier the direction of George H.
lord, The >litl‘)’ is n modern one
Wednesday—Emily Stevens in "Th:
Wager"
l‘ftuili' Strtwns. {unions its :t
and screen slur. will lie sot-u
the Rt gent Tin :ttz'e
(lit) in it new .‘ll‘llll \st lldt‘l. '.;ty of hus-
" X
\tu
.\1‘l
, ttl
iu‘t'e tit We lt‘ws
urn-
é-ltlw'
the» nod the unden urll called "The-
I W ager'
"The Wager" gin-s this great act: aw
unusual opportunities to show her lilir
emotional powers
made by hostile» lien and it poliu-
ofllciul that or» or them. it jt-‘Ht'lel'.
can be \lt’llulllr'tl oi jeu~l~ worth $7.,
000, “Diamond Daisy" |.\lln~
Stet'tnsl is called in ‘m- the pullt‘r oi
[total to help lllm not the money.
Then follow a set. .~ t. ’
situations that ial'r
pictures. The self-Arrival.e
ot hats) l}ti_\it". he" 2.:
than who is hounded
the .
to put link) in prison dv-.~p:tt
ionization on
It deals \lel n we!
“U:- ll‘
J Jilluiit
untuue in motion
spun
at l- ... iii: 1
li)‘ lite pulzti
'fl‘itt'ls of an t lltl."."llt tit—t -. 11w
ll‘l i.
Fitlllt‘ (ll illl‘
lrdltht‘s of the int.
th;'~t)"l)z‘:‘1
«li‘l’ple t
An t-.t ptiuuull,‘ “out it'rl ‘l
round> .\lt.~'.~ Sit-\tll‘. l.)~lt'2' t ‘
hers plays the purl o. 1!... g lugiw
sweetheart. Hugh Jenny is the «e.
lt‘t‘ll\ , who hound.- lullm‘l ,l
rell is the police cont. 1 ir‘t". .lt
(‘urner nnd t‘hnih ~ “HAN‘ .tre
l».l:f;‘.
:iitiiil
jettelere-uho figure in tin ! 1. .ml
Hurry Mayo l.\' thi- it! t;.:, " r‘
poln e t-tniittiti.~.~iotie'
Miss Slt'li‘lls hit: it vi ‘tnu .n YA
ht'l ten in
Wotnnu."
'l‘ettt
Soul tv‘ :t
Ht '1 - 1.5
lot tit» l;i\-.'
ttl‘ ll‘i'
'Tltt'
The ‘thtu
Cyril Maude in “Grumpy"
t‘yitl Maude, 11w zit itt...u. in t: line
titltl l"
'lle: till}.
“(‘ot'u,”
:tnd "
ll.\ll :u tor. ~1ll1ii..l.l‘=tt‘:'il} t.t::
ou~- "Grumpy" nunmtntt-tt a.» :lt-
.‘tl ll‘t- tut-rt t-.i l-‘i‘w! i)
liu'it \li \‘ Itolt'
aided} itinum \
are
ltlllittllttll
night only. luu fiit
uttd‘lit.~ opp: ultttg
r-Ie hut:- llt‘t‘il lllOr‘
oi the Anterit'nn lr'llfit‘ .11 the pt-‘
lliit'v :ind
ueti >|lt'l‘t*.~‘:~ it:
oetoeeitttrinti ltl\\}x‘.‘ :- lit.
ulto interest lllt’lll'ulH‘h Ill i’ in;
ititpoi‘:;it.' ZlJlI't
‘ft. *~ 1 titlt't
lit
tu't'i It' I'll
‘llsttll - .ttlti
lite Wilt til the lot;
pt'ltiliur: of the tl v-Liirn-nl “it'ltl For
fitt- it it; nu): llt..i lUtltl" Il-t \‘l'i"t
(inn slztge om-ra no tii.i’.nt:-...:..t.tut
of £l‘l‘ul"l" \;tlue :ttitl (harm. than tll.ll
furnished by Mr .\l.i:t it .
"i;!‘ll"'ll.“ "
PALACE THEATRE.
t. “Susie Snowfulwu’
“Susie Snowflakes." .t
til the Palace Theatre
and it is undoubtedl-
iniereslinu iiltn pin;
dountou'n playhouse in .. lone lllllt‘
.ll l’enttires .\ttn l’enuingmn, the
or little l‘ttrninoutit u-
Tonight
the
llll~
pit :tl .-
t*\t‘tll'l‘-2
.20 Ni 'li“ ll‘ti.-l
.l K‘\t"t “tr i'.'~t
tlt'\
:‘iltl Fina-
flux.
lluttlllt’. lll it su’rtt .: . r} i'". i ; l-‘l' ‘t
full of pit-using l.:". 2- i
t'l'nl‘l to ilnhh.
“The Heart of A Hero" Friday
l The pltllll‘i‘ m the l‘nth-t- 'l'iitlut‘ut
l‘fitiw H one (it I~‘]lt‘t'5fll inn-rm: to
'Noiunlket'». "'l’lt‘ llt‘ul‘l til it llt"‘tt"
is lit: llllt' and it i~t [.lett- ‘.‘.llll thrills
A rtn‘; ir’lit\tlllil\‘.‘ltil) t'nw -. it
Elll'l‘llfis built riritily llit‘ manner in
luhich the people of tut m tlll)\ ll\|‘\l
l fought. bled and dad
‘trt titizltt lie and
‘lldl the l ‘tt‘t
\
.{o. .o_'r. it t‘tv
tlon is more 'nltwrnn;
Nn than llnln, the Anwrlw‘t my \rlto
Wilfi captured by the mp: .tud hung
ed. llnle httd :1 int" .y in rennet--
,iiou .u'ith l‘it lilo ‘. this
"The i‘ :li‘t of . Hero."
“The World's Great Snare" Saturday
A true |lll"lll't‘ at American life.
livith itr trittls filld tribulations. is
“The World's Grent Snare,“ the l’ttrn-
mount picture which plays at the Pill-
"(1‘ Theatre Saturday. The title im-
plies the sort of story, it vast melo-
drama in which strong acting is ite-
cessary to bring out the strong points
.of the play.
.._...._.._. .__.__. _
\nt ti.-;t't lletoitt
titttn tum of
cteo Ridgelye 'wdtrWalleTt'e
Rei. ‘ in "The Yellow Pawn."‘at
'The Regent, next Tuesday.
Palace Thea tre
SPECIAL CHILDREN‘S
.MATINEE .
'\ Saturday Momig at 10:30.
Thomas H. Ince Presents
, . “ Rumpelsttltskiktn
1
Written especially [or Miss Sled en...
la told in
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V n
l
UNUSUAL
GIFTS
Of China and
Crystal
THE perplexities which
usually attend the
selection of suitable Gifts
vanish with a visit to the
HlCClNS&SElTER
Holiday Displays-liow-
ever modest the expendi-
ture in view.
The suggestions appended
are typical of countless
other equally appropriate
Gifts, at prices ranging
lromalcw dollars upward.
Jlttttttttltrtit Jar—Rock Crys-
tal. cover and gold-
plaled on sterling" and
enameled in pink an blue—-
$5.00.
Compotit'r of English Roclt
Crystal—$3.50. Many other
designs up to $22.
Shrrbt f (r'lttssrs—Daiuly Cut
Crystal with sterling silver rim
-—per doz.. $20.
'Wrtler Sr! of ariistit Cut Cryo-
tnl; 7 pieces. complete. $8.75.
Other Water Sets up to
$46.25.
Crarkcr- and- Cheese Dish 'of
Venetian Crystal; 2 pieces——
$7. 50.
Dinner St rt in of Abtenleldt's
Limoges China in artistic
border decoration: open- -.stocli
IOB of the most necessary
pieces-$34.90. Other Ser-
.vices of the finest French and
English China—«$Zl.70 to
-$7| L45.
CrystrrISrrt-t'cr. open-stock
etched pattern; a dozen each of
Goblets. Cocktail. Claret. Cor-
dial and Champagne or Sherbet
Glasses — 60 pieces. complete,
$l3.20. Many other designs
in artistic etched. cut and gold
decorations, at a wide range of
prices. ‘
Afternoon Tea S'rrrt't‘c of
French China in various solid-
color decorations with coin~golcl
tracing—Z3 pieces. complete.
$20. Other Services up to
$l43.90.
Individual Breakfast Set
of l7 pieces. in charming Eng-
lish decoration. $l0.75; with
Serving Tray of white enamel
and cretonne. £3.50.
Dresden Cake Stand, with
two compartments, beautifully
decorated, $ l 2. ‘
{Voter J ttg, engraved and ster-
ng silver decoration, $9.75.
Plates, Cups and Saucer:
of Ahrenfeldt's French China. in
a dainty Dresden rose decora-
tion. at very low prices. per doz.
Service Plates.~$5.§0.
Entree Plates. $4. 0.
Dessert Plates. $3.50.
Bread-and-Butter Plates. $3.00.
Tea ‘Cups andLSaucers. $6.75.
Combination, Covered Dish
of Sheffield Silver. in beautiful
Chippendale design. $9.75.
Many other useful pieces.
Cigar and Tobacco Jar of
rich Cut Crystal. $l0.
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r
Prompt attention is accorded
rtvn GREAT BIG ACTS on ,
NOODLES
\
all inguiries received by mail.
it Good
Reading
Lamp!
THE WHOLE FAMILY
ENJOYS it well lighted sit-
ting room. During the long
winter evenings this room
should be well lighted.
THE RADIO—X-INVERT—
ED GAS LIGHT is the best
Lamp that we know or for this
purpose.
Fitted with the proper
shade, 'and self—lighting at-
tachment, it makes a very
practical light.
SEE DISPLAY AT OUR
LQFFICE.
The"
United ' Electric
_ light & Water
Co.
v-r
PlllAli llllllllll
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, . SAT-
URDAY
VAUDEVILLE AND FEA-
TURE PICTURES
KOTA. LORANE & RAMOND
Introducing a High-Class Musi‘
cal Novdty and the $3,000
Minstrel Chimes.
FAGAN
GIRLIE
The Funny Funsters
AND
CLAYTON DREW PLAYERS
In a Shakespearean Travcsty
THE TANNER
TRIO
High Class Entertainers
WALTER FIELDS
Singing Comedian
SAVVYER
THE PHOTOPLAYS
Tonight—Ann Pennington in
“Susie Snowflakes."
Friday—Robert Warwick in
"The Heart of a Hero."
Saturday—The Paramount pi:-
ture. “The World‘s Great
Snare." .
l VAUDEVIELE PRICES
Matinee ....... toe and 20 cents
Evening IO, 15 and 25 cents
—,
The instrument
illustrated in
Victrolu XVI
8200
O
Every mung-lover
should ask Santa
tor a Victrola
Because the Victrola to thee _o_n_ly
imtrument in the world dint can
bringfle’rymueic-lgver his favorite
music. rendered by the grantee:
artists in tit: world. ' Probably you,
who read this ndvortiooment ore-u
'lover cf music; can. in and see
us about a Victroln. ”you or:
interested in easy tornado: no (how ' ‘
you how really only can uro-
vwetsum u
‘\
Kl! Collins 8: C0. :7
Norwalk Chronicler