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FEB. 22
so; MONTHS WILKES‘
PRETTY
THEATRE, BOSTON -
«REGENY IllliAiili~
TONIGHT
Valeska Suratt in
THE NEW YORK PEAGOBK
TOMORROW
Marie Doro in
"Lost- and Won."
SATURDAY
Gladys Brockwell in
l a mounts
PALACE THEATRE
With Paramount Picture Fea-
_.turing Famous Jap Ac-
; tor
l Vaudeville
has come and gone
ment. the like of
have not 11 id opportttnity to enjoy
L I!
‘ gnlfiiEtgfgfiripggdglyf a long time. Manager A. .l. (‘ollins of :I:;'II::“:::l':::Il ‘ ill] T":_“:_l NIthtIitiifilaI-Itu night. Feb. 2'2, the smartest of ‘the play, Among: the _ 3131'th an “\‘tt' ie
“The Lass of the Lumbcr- the Palace felt tltat many people would " _4 ' ‘ d “I." b “ ‘ ‘ New York Princess Theatre‘x musical On On! Way, “ 15"}“11111‘ OM
lands." titend this week's vaudeville program “ 2mm" toutedy success, "Very Good Eddie." (ianz-.'."» Some Soxt ' oi Sonnhodg'."
and because of the Lenten Season lhe "Immm" hmkm ” “WWI "3' " This captivating play. a companion it (treat To Be Married u. ‘“ ed
would not see another for some weeks, ”Wk’ “YIN Nahum (“I “ ka)’ l'- ‘5‘“ l0 NObOGY HWY-9." pfl’fiel‘ll‘d bl‘ ding Bells Are Falling Me." “(in tht
___ I - AA I. tso he hoked up five acts that would a gambling house keeper, 0‘ BmyI‘II ”19 same 'Dmdllt’f‘Y-i 185‘ .V'l‘al‘. DOHSWS- The cast includes iluri‘ord llunmden.
‘ |he. “sufficient unto the day" when the. (routine. Mm” (John Maekin), ‘5 d“ in): the name charm, has enjoyed a re- Shore at Le Lei \‘.'ei," “if 1 Find the
PAI ACE Lenten restrictions will have passed. ”mm ‘0 “HI" m'" m m" gambling ntarkable success in New York, where lirl."I“\\'hen You “v...“ n. 1;; t‘ollar," \i
"'J The vaudeville is bound to make a house. it ran for over a year to business not. “Old Boy Neutral.“ "lltl'es in the
lasting impression, ttnd
scheduled for Norwalk for that
THE ATRE
* . pressed purpose.
‘ Home of Best Vaudcvdle and
Feature Pictures
TODAY ~
., Sessue Hayakawa in
is an act of admiral merit.
lion with this high
onese aelor. Sessue Hayakawa in
Famous Players feature,
“THE HONORABLE ahlo Friend." first snet-ess .‘III loses rapidly. .-\t lust Touch of Sin' .__.___ , -- .
FRIEND" “On Dangerous Ground" Aena draus lttm il\\;l)l'. futilitltfntor tflt; Gladys lltoekwell has added a up“ NEW HAVE-.1 COUNTY FtN»\tt.CES
. ‘~ ‘ \ I Y I V ‘ I - -
PRE-LENTEN l Gail Kane and Carlyle Blackwell. INN 1m” ‘ lufiI'titIio ‘0}? 1 ) ’ terror in the titrors cf the lllf‘iil. ~_._
VAUDEVILLE two . . - .. - A "“I" ”"I “'H "' P ‘ ‘ it will he of consuming inierest to . , '
photopla) slats who need no ltll‘ - ”U . v . .u . l . .‘. 9 _ Coun‘ commissione‘; Make Roper?
FIVE ACTS eil mention and who aro well known wring“ ICAM‘II.“ itIi‘hiI-iIiitiIfl 2:” .11! antomo'dliy;., for :t coax-cats the .y For Two-Year Period
- \ : .‘ . t - t . , - . '.. ‘ )
TOMORROW in Norwallt. will be seen in a apet'ial “II” " A "Ll" 0‘ ”I” “”(Imm‘u “" )“I‘ M ““I i" 0' ll. ’Ir-It \v .- "HAVEV put 1' ~-r'l“‘-~ """t-ri
G ‘1 I' , C 1 . tries toconttort ltiut. ..; .a 'i‘ w ’ - L“ ‘ ‘ ' " " ‘ ‘
9” MIA-18 811d 31' Yie Biack- production at the Palace Theatre to- . . ””3 “"‘ ‘- . . _ n)... lusioners “f \‘cw
‘ - * . .\ext day she finds lhlly detel'lntnttl . . , . ,. ,..- . . , of the loom) .tt .tt . .
we“ in tnorrow evening "1 the \\ oritl-llr-ttly (“m-m “““I‘m” l‘”"”‘ ”‘1” “Ni" .. ' - l ‘
' _ c. a 'I ‘ I ‘ to win back his lossea. She is euptl- t I” H Haven (foamy "l" ”A“ “m 3”” ""‘I
ON DANGEROUS rams“ uon Dangerous Ground." The , . ’ tenet» (mt lat: tiltortioen “ac-u she nut in 8‘ H 'lt) 1”. ”do WWW tnl'n"
. _ . .- . i 3 ‘ - o I‘ - . I‘ " '
. / GROUND" plav for the screen was written from ”md h" hm plutk. “(lmlIII‘I‘I “I ”in” ”‘g "“1" H"; studio WNW ‘Ih'I gr I ‘ Nut tn the t't'uittlv meetinz‘;
.. ‘ , ~ " ' . < t . i t . rose, . .
':AND VAUDLVILL Burton F' Ste.\'ensott".x “The I‘m“ Mi” I‘Im III ‘h‘ g‘m‘hm" li‘ImS‘ :JV‘I I‘ In“! been “(III “I; IIOIHI TUUCh (It Tinll'Itrtfot‘d ‘xH-Yl titue the hulaltto in
TWO SHOWS Comrade." a \t'itlelvltnown work. deal in ”'9 ‘InI n ‘I “MI .tnoot (I WWI I] Si“ 37‘“ did “"YOH‘NU no dIIMI II“ It ii n is o thet easurer 5‘“ 3""
' t a v i ii I
SATURDAY in: with mt interesting 4......“ “or, into. ‘iily itnlr‘t all. .|( wirinttle intt slit: ttion protcd to ‘l‘ ‘ ‘ 1 for
L T6116 . . ' " j ' Stinging evil when [Mr lll'lii Minus l . WWI- “'- “ iII—' 7““ (" ““’ "II‘ ‘
DU» gen ttl VICP «branch of warring nations. ' All “"‘- 51. 4mg. “undid, as 9.: an t :t tztlaoct'
"THE V'ICTORY
OF CONSCIENCE"
AND VAUDEVILLE—
THREE SHOWS
lug. The vaudeville program will
enitutx.
“The Victory of Conscience"
ELKS' FAIR
Every Night This Week
" 7 P. M. to Midnight
Great Attractions
Dancing Free
‘ '9 Grand Night Monday Night,
Feb. 19th
Bigger and Better Than Ever
ELKS' HOME
South Main Street. .
mfigpth Norwalk I
‘ downtime in Tim Routine}.
”I IQ: I.»
.‘Nq’ If.
l-‘ttrrar. plays the
triet attorney in
Isfienee.” at the Palace Theatre
Saturday.
< .r
ttal interest. The regular
and two evening performances.
‘
mean"? ”1.5 1&1
SllMltlllD moat
“EMILY wAttrMAtg HARTLEY, Mgr. Phone 2300
Tuesday, Feb. 20
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THE LAST VISIT TO AMERICA
Only Appearance of the World’s Greatest Artiste
MME. SARAH -
BERNHARDT
And Her Own Comp pany and Production
From the l’lll' *\’i lxli Shh All ill llel \Rl)",|
in Your Complete Plays
CLEOPATRA CAMILLE
DU THEATRE AU CHAMP D‘ HONNEUR
(From the Theatre to the Field of lionovi
ROSALIE .
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4... «its dk- ..\
i‘aris.
ito’. in man? years and ti ely no: itt many yearn to come. shall
touch Joelhcz audit-nu- he with red in a theatre in Atlanta .ts than
nth tw-rf‘ormaueea Monday. There
'rr who had not been inside a lite!!!"-
t '-- ht, Were Elfin when they first and:
not: children who could not WENT”)
ambitious parents norm
.- Mlllfl‘lhi thrill it: the dads‘ui Putt; 4* thwtr elllhi mini“ my: "l “on
" Ml: will " "
[flown on “twat NW “hit of v} r W {WM
2“ t" ’n trot notion. Jan 23 “I?
Regular 8“? Silo 0pm “and". F.“ I”
. .. ornitmfinflkw
‘iIl
kw mu “Mr, A» o. in.
which saw Slum Bernhardt at.
were old rli'tu itztlrvd wotocn iii
In at dCWtYI“."‘Y1‘J:jlm the more
“grungy“! pin). "f‘.t.tuilli."~olul
comprehend ii'u‘ rt-rforttmnt-e. t, :3 who».
«i he htY'i‘
Special Vaudeville Bill Opens Today and an unsophisticated country youth,
Norwalk many times hefore. but today
at the Paiam Theatre will be seen a
hill. opening for the week—end ottgage-
which Norwalkers '
in fact was
ex»
The. Military Quin-
tet whielt is the finale of the program
In connee- :
class vaudeville
bill will he presented the famous Jap~
“The Honor-
of the thrills of that story have been
woven into the filtn version to make
~it even more interesting anti appeal-
continuetl tomorrow afternoon anti ev-
“l.ou Telletzeu. husband of Geraldine
strong roze of dia
"The Victory of Cott-
on
The play ha full of tense
situations and excites more than us-
Saturday
vaudeville schodule for Saturday will
be carried out ineldding one matinee
‘1‘ J "' gang; ‘2 $22.1;3'11x3ma
I REGENT THEATTRE
The Great 4, 000 Feet Firm
ProductiOn
“Pilgrims Progress’
Congrt‘gationil (,iturch Sou h Norwalk
Friday and Saturday, 8 P. M;
Admission /25c
Tonight arValeska Curatt in ‘-'The-New I
A I York Peacock"
Around a‘wotnan who the charms
'of a Cleopatra and the heart of a 'stoue.
‘(‘ilSl over night into the ‘enchanted
:swirl of the Jifi; city with “00,000 is
Ewortn in... newest \’illiam Fox film
drama, "The New York Peat-och." Val-
cska suratt, tam-“d illit-‘l‘pl‘t‘tel' of the
si.t'i-\vottiat‘i. is the star.
Billy Martin tliarry Hilliard)
sent to New York to put through a
father
itt
mm“:
l\'
in “‘UW‘HW ““II contract for h:‘ \A’aehinptm's hirthday. matinee and chorus of iltuuiiilli Mil.» to enlivtn the
Lured to Gam’bttng Oen
Miller,
sentative,
show ltitn New
the citation
In the uotnhlinn house. llilly is steer-
etl into cha's company. lie is capti-
vated by her and eon units to ll") hit
link at tl2- roulette wheel.
hot weather of Wood." “The Fashion Show."
the summon. [ Had A Million" and ".I\ItltYliiIlg R05-
The book of the play is try Philip es."
llilly “raw“ Bartholotuae and Guy Bolton. the lyr~ Dave Ferguson, \llttiictm Smith, Jack
in; by Schuyler Greene and the muslt: squirm, Jules Epailly,
by Jerome Kern. bottle llruuelle, Mary
‘1 [MW WU. I' NIH the 0M "it"! son, Georgia llarvty and forty others,
“but I (ain't forget that I titrated )ii.) and ‘h( re “-“1 t,“ a special :‘_1
M'" h“ Satttrday- Cladys Rookwell in “One orchestra
I-t-veti affected by the
the broker's repre-
llilly and offers to
York life.
posing as
Inputs
it
no word front ililly. his wife tonu-s to But fifllilt'tll“' had seen the “(“de m,
MI“ “"Ik' MW II'H‘I” “I" room in" and had taken the number of the ear,
“(MI he “"‘I ”In” “'I'Ii‘I‘" ZIM ““1qu When Miss Brochwell passed that “313'
i" " MO’I'I" “EH-Y “Imam ‘0 “I‘m“ ucxt morning, alto found the fence anl
“In“ his “Ith until '"I has IINIM‘I‘IM foliage at that particular point cttu-
Me Where money. ~lrtelv domoralized. . ..
"F°'I9i"e 3‘" N“ F°'9°‘II :II llutI what is a moving picture no as or W'YI‘I‘IIN‘ Md. (iIIIITfII III II II‘I if
/lllll tuutIts to he: aptxt Intent. (i 'a- tress (onlllltlt'd to the g‘ant i“, llett 312.1390 93 The Juli t... ... to to
ham meets hit liltll attd aetuset hit of a country lawyer .13“, “mm“. For calmly met receipts It
(“I ‘mubhwm “I”: him. Sh" "we” :tar tllscoveted that things would he "d 31““ ““5 iii-3"
him ‘0 “‘I‘Y" )‘Im' “'l‘m throupdt ““h- Tao married couples are mixed up and 59“” s"'1IIIi'
3““ Imd 5°” “‘m‘I‘II on their honeymoon the. husbands and SW ‘ ”W“ “WOMAN! «’I‘l “ml II.I; Lit“
Zena now sits out to recover itilly' s when being forced ‘0 annd. the night Jan.. Lill, tit: connuittep “would t! I;
money and r "turns to the gambling «part not paired in accordance with 11m (-oumy legislators .0 int) not! :i
house. Graham thinks she has rwmt' their marriage certificates on which the 1'“ ‘I ‘ 'l‘I‘” ~ 3"“ ‘1‘:
ed and "come back." “or. utime Mar- the ink is hardly dry. The honey completed totalltni. am.-
tin comes to \‘ext York for Billy lie, mooners are neparntetl as W, ) a‘e 5l.12. .
finds the. gambling den and Zena picks about to embark on :1 Hudson mum The county eourlitotr ‘ ..
hitn out as the man from whom to get boot The laughable situations that Him is war. $41!! ”was and in
“WW-V (”r Blll). Sh: “"03 Martin follow arealw'ays funny without licing $447. 76‘4“. inducing county it\
»Ito her den. Billy calls up and “hen v.11lgat'Tltcseeond not shown the itt $1.“: MG Co and 245,000 for the ..
Zena recognizes his voice site hangs terior of the beautiful Rip Van “- in of the old New «on t‘ in.
" up. Suspecting Zena has det‘eised klo Inn. and this scene was dealt: ".ied During 1915-15 tin: cell. that e tx-
him Billy rushes to the apartment by Elsie Do Wolfe, the well kttown in pensos were 34 [Ml
lltealting iii iv tinds her embracing terior decototor Just in)“ the eoni- $415,685.37. in eludit ;: SHAH -u|.t‘it.t
0 his father. /.( .ta tushes to ltitn. Billy plicntlons of the newlyweds get ty tax. During- the two y.‘:~.t-s migrate
;\ :0
.tv
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on Sept, 30. lllltl, t‘ y . ._
Sept. 30, till?» (‘1' Sit _. ..
The (‘ottnty if:'. = it I' i! ‘. 'l-
ed an expense to [he can't
celpts from the tilll‘f‘ and lililt'" more.
:itm‘J-
n. ‘l‘ l"'
ire
um: dander;
pttrehas’es
.. expense
at
so l~ ‘
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'rit‘t-tit
net's her off. .": ttin tells Billy he did st. alghtened out is the highly amusing tnents amounting 'to‘ Similar: “‘02“:
LI; ”‘35 W 51W“ “I“ “KT-Chew 0[ 2011115 story of “V 81‘3” Good Eddie." ' made on the county :‘tit‘lflxlnll‘SL... ‘ .u
@ tore lit-app»; ahuse on the heart~ Mr Korns music is both tuneful and The total to-xetnts m t... LOUD.) ,_
i-‘l broke“ In" “1‘0 "‘qu her m‘" "“9 liv e’ty and there is a. swagger fashion
:1; love lost, Billy leaves for home with -.
1' his lillllf'L‘ Zena in remorse leaves
’ her old home a :2d life, a Wreck. l
llllly t. tks hi .; father 8 folgi\'t‘li(’5‘. '
:1 silenced if she paid $25, to the law
Ii 'er who called on her. So she gave
Q-II up the money. though she did it with:
(’6
\..‘
full knowledge that she was in the
tight.
I <
WI Friday~—Marie Doro in “Lost and
Won"
llmt n piece of chewing gum. Muck
m ti 2 end of an umbrella and used
h a cletor woman to pick up scraps
of paper from me floor. mines her ‘
to fret» the man she loves mm the
,1 charge of their. and to convict the
t utility ”rum. is graphically told in
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the hose 1. but! WM. "
'- and Won which will he the tune-
i‘, tion at um um: mm mow.
'Iilh )lnrlo Milt» mid!
mmt in Mr Wang out on
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nun om". no:- Kr“ “fl
MW 3M Mn. 0. fl new
moment.
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.Covcrcd Cherries, regular
OJC value, for
39¢
H. A. MEAD
Druqe‘ist
8 No. Main'St..
South Nor-walk, Ct.
l
in 1915-‘16 the. total re from twelve. Canine members, and ti
(ems were 3196, I029. 50 and total paw following dirum were ehoSen. .
menu: 3518.811 48. . Thomas G. Bonnet: Art“. inr W. Hoof-
-———————-—~-*-— er, George Hudson, 'Henry macaw.
YANKS RELEASE MULLEN ' Winchester W, V’ rotor M.‘1‘yler,
1. James T Hmlo‘bn'fil.0t1erson ant!
tnfi: lder is Sént to Brccnahanfls Club Charles set-mm. 3r.
' in Toledo , The officers cm by thohoardine
Charlie \l alien, infielder of. the You eluded Preside.“ and Treasurer, Winv .
k-‘Jc -. was yesterday erDDt‘Id 1“le l" cheater mat. Flu-at Vice»? resident.
the t- inors. \lulien nus released to nndGeneral mm John It: Click
R -nresualtans Toledo Club ;son. Secretary and Assistant Tron!-
\l l lea joined the Yankees in 1913 urer. WW.M.
and has tree It with tl: e team ever since. '
txrer. in the fall of 1915. when he
played with Rh. ltutontl. He was ob
tained from the Lincoln cluh of the:
\Vpgfll'm Imago? whith he managed
‘3“, ,‘N‘J‘ NICO"? tnltllf‘f‘l to lhe \‘nn-
keen .
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"l hum! hotbed Tooth-s playing
in )m m Holy.
"I" . be M a the icy sldcwnlt
and 8m III mm"
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the nub] ”Wt Ma!" .
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WINCHHATER Alma FROBPIEROUS
HEW nuns. hit. L}.- The not in-
(on!!! (or opt-mm or the WW
Erwin; Anna Company for LII. nor
«on Dec. a, 131.8 m summon.
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