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Mary Pickford
in " Cinderella”
REGENT THEATRE
10:30 SATURD'AY MORNING
Nor'walk and every child should see it. The grown folks will
enjoy it too.
These Belgian children are in a starving condition and
every dime will help save a life. See “Cinderella“ yourself
and tell your friends about it. '
Admission—Children. to cents; Adults. 25 cents.
I Regent Theatre, Sat, Feb. 24th. 10:30 a.m.
This is probably the greatest child's film ever shown in.
The entire proceeds go to the Belgian Children’s, Fond. '
‘ Al lllE lHIililIS
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PALACE THEATRE
~¥IIIIIINI IIIIEAIIII- %
ttttt
Matinee at 2:15
Evening at 8:15
When. That one. Best Musical i . Birthday—Do Likewise
COmedy -Is Here
I It'tleorge Washington
i upon tuipt'opt'iate
lant'e that would lllClllLll'
Ittt lllt‘ Palace Theatre \illltlt‘YillC‘
One Year in New York
~ Six Months in Boston
'tltt‘ hill
__r_‘,__.. ..
IIIBIIWIIIIIIS IIIII
hour the high prices of potatoes
situar. It“ nothitts:
‘plislto'd titan just dismissing: the
TODAY
PRINCE
OF GRAUSTARK"
THE 2w'ill be the pt'nsmttalion
i\\'ard. the Paramount 'stat', itt
.llt‘tli‘l a Tour."
Regent Theatre
TOMORRCNN
GEORGE BEBAN IN
"HIS SWEETHEART"
SATURDAY
. VIVIAN REED IN
"T—HE PRINCESS
‘ OF PATCHES"
And the 9th Episode of
I'i'to pit-2'1" and those who sun It
.
1‘ I
1 How Washington Would Celebrate His
AT THE REGENT THEATRE TO-
(‘ould t't~Ie-_
ibrate his one hundred and eighty-sev-
enth birthday in Norwalk, it is a very
‘sal'o bet that llt‘ would quickly decide
program of observ-
attendance
l"i\'tx bit:
. ' 50—4360ligI-‘So4 \ {pictures \\'2tsltittt:tott was aborv
.o—SOng its—'0 ‘ else discreet and those who would itttiv
- . PRICES: ltato tltat -t~I1arat'tt~ristit' ot' hint w'ill
Matinee ------ 25c ‘0 31-00 'st-t' tltt- I'alacc Vttlitlt'VIllt‘.
Evening """" 25C to $I.oo :ttrts. better tltatt which none ort-r
A Few SEats at """" 31'50 Et-amt' to Norwalk. will be included in
. They will be five acts brim-
..- tfttl of entertainment and 2-.ntust-mt-nt
[that will make everyone forgot I'ot' alfvgimmlt
"“d married big Port-y Darling.
else was tit-rottr
stilt-
.iot't of high living costs from the mind,
, who would dare to say the show was
inot worth more than a quarter? Hut
t In addition to this ltig‘t'audcville treat
of Fannie
“Each
No picture ever made
tout-lied a more ll‘ltllt‘l' note than this
will
tind thentseltts 11' model tot tln- et
fort they make. Tltete will be a mat
iinr-e show tltistafternoon and on ac-
jtottut of the holiday and bet-aust- of
the t-XCODIIOII‘dl hill, two shows will
be uttered tonight at 11:45 and 9
t'trlot'k. ‘
IRobérL Warwick Tomorrow
' I4‘ollowitw right on‘tlw heels ot‘ the
‘iFaftttie Ward feature and with tho
.tllllt‘ vaudeville program which will
run for llll‘t't‘ days, will he llil‘ lio-
.ltert Warwitlt attraction. “The llan
t \\'110 Forgot." 'I‘ht- pit-titre is a World-
L't'ady make on. :1 'put' with any tea-
tttre the ottoman)" has ever produced.
I More than that could not he expat-ted.
~Robert Warwick needs no special in-
‘Itroduction to Norwalh. lie is first.
last and-all the time a {atoritc and
in his latest pirturizaliott. he is sure
to maize a hit. ()11 Saturday, the wall
known l’arantottnt star. Dustin Far
ttttm will play the leading role in “The
Minister of Paramint." Dustin Far-
mtnt has the record or bringing mort-
folks to tho theatres than any other
screen 21mm of the present day. He
lwill be l’e’lllt‘lllbt‘lt‘d for his strong
playing lit “The Virginian" and in the
same plav later produced and in the
‘fiint adaption ,ot‘ ‘Samson." 'l‘hett‘
iwill at. 0 he two shows Satutdav night
I
as usual.
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DAV MATINEE AND NIGHT
'I‘Ite Iasltiou ot‘ tiuith'l‘llllg’l)ltl_\"s‘ in‘
to musical comedies has liven the
rule now for three or t‘ottr'smtsons.
tlood plays are necessary to musical
equipment, and “Very (loud Eddie."
which the IIInt'httry-(‘otn'uot'h ('ottt-
patty Is sending to Illt’ I‘lt'gt'ttt Tllt‘ll-
'tro \I'asltittgtnn’s
lm‘llltltl)‘ IlItIIIIlI’I‘
and night. 'I‘Itursdtty
F.1d) --, loliow
in“. its sensational rtttt or one )0!“ at
the Princess Tltt'alt't', New York, is
an example of how ttlt't'lt' 21 intro can
he ll‘IIll'flltlSvti without loosing any of
its Itt'ilitttnt-y. _Titty IittIo
III» has just married Amazonian (Ivor-
'l‘Illlllt‘ little IClslt- has IIIFI
’I‘Iu' two
honeymooning t'otlplt's lll‘t‘ on a Ilttd-
son rirer boat Iwht'n there is some
difficulty about lllt‘ luggage and .\Ir.
Darling and Mrs. Kt'ttlt- go :t'sltort‘ to
nttaighten It out. 01‘ 1-:0111‘112 the bout
,alllllfl 2'tw2tt hating lllt' two shrinking
people t"",t)\\t‘ti'lt; ltmt'lllt'l. At the
first stop they It‘nvo the boat and at
tempt to get back to their rcrpuctlw
wife and husband. httt there are no
trains or hottts ottt :‘Jltl titt'y must
Eddie KPIg
ritt'lt the night at an inn. .\ext morn Old. in a Iii‘tlt town of nottltertt ltztly.
ing to the 13111 «times 1111 ULlltF titis- ”i5 latltm‘ and muthet sent lllill to
all this tttnt- Ametita with an Illlt‘it‘ and {or ht It:
the. timid ‘ at Mars Jot' svned as an :llitnw‘enilt. 2
‘at his uncle‘s fruit stand. He then
takt 11 to;- bride amt aroottt. The 1105- went in as helper lunatic man “In
sihilities ol' the story {or fun tll‘ti, ap~'lsut)[)lit2d the neighborhood , with it."
parent, but it should he stun-d hert' coal and “’00“, film finally 53TH}
without cquivoeaiion that no advtttt- enout. It money to buy out his employ
Iatt 21 91‘s business. By ('atnt'ul Iitittg In-
po-zsihilitics. ' ’sated enough to send for his moth-'1'
Mr. Bartholomao is always skillful antblatt'r for his father. Soon the lit
with dialogue. llt‘ gets his laughs tie faintly was 11th to ttroz't-t‘rotu tht
through a rich humor, not by wit. liisjbasemtrtt to a little three room it‘!lt‘-
m 1122‘ went flat, and I wish to say that three
lrobnts in that particular district. r;-'ttt-
bolize the zenith of promerily. In
showing “Ills Sw‘emlttdl'l” we are
simply giting you a glimpse of Joe as
he really Is, s).'2'tcrte, lotable, domes
lie, but with the impulsive tempera
'tnent of the Latin Silltitlldt’rln: ho-
ttettth." I
mated pain (it toutst
it,tnust be uttdetstood,
team of Itotteyutootturs llaH' been mis-
tagt' has hwtt t21ltt-'t ot‘ tln'st-
lines itt this play are said
among his funniest. and I112 has creat-
ed at least one delightful character]
that of the tttisanthropit- hotel clerk.
And “Very Good Eddie" thoroughb
justifies the Bartltolotitav rettture.
The story of the original comedy fut--
nishes a tort substanfial foundation
tor the mot 12 liberally 121221;. ground and
tttusically adotncd piece. Thtte is said
to be lllllt'll good llittlé'llttl and an
abundance of pleasant cotm'dy, with
vortgitta'. \\t‘ll'llllil;.{lllt‘ll and happily de-
lineated characters itt the story. The
music, by Jerome Kern is described
its having a tinkling fascination, and
the Schuyler Gl‘(‘(‘ll|‘ lyrics are among
its pronounced delights. It is claimed“
to have many and quite adtttlrabln
comic 'SCI‘IIPS and incidents. with sev-
eral situations that bring screams of
laughter. Tlll‘ characters. so It is‘
stued. are all good. and despite their
adtnlrahlv t‘t‘t’t‘.‘llrlt.‘lllt’.~‘ all human
and well within the limit ot the rest
sonaltly possiliit'.
As to llll' player
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
SO'TJ.
bl. LOUIS. l'tilt. 21.2 The Missouri
l‘tuuttt- Railroad was sold at auction
here today [or tiltthiLttt’ltt to men l't‘D
Itsetttint: tIn' t'torganization ('om~
'tl‘lilt‘c.
Linonine
MARVELOUS MEDICINE
For Golds
a wittl llit‘li on“
:4, ”11' roster of thr-
Company includes :4 qut ttlllllll‘ulllt‘ art
lists as IIurIord liilllltttll‘ll. l)a\'t‘ l‘t'r- -
uuson. .‘IItttlIson Smith, JItt'k Squirt“. of a hard told and
ittles Eptttlb \‘allir Muttin Lottie It is‘tltn
“httutttllt' .\lttl\ Lottistx Morrison Gem of t-oI-l:
aia llaruy and a huge sin-.- in: and
dancing chorus,
Linonittc talus titu-
t't'ndurs it Intt'tu
family rt tat-d:-
teas. great
for all forum and n rt-tttttrlta
ble pt'ct't-nl'tzi‘t'e for tho mot‘t- don't-t
- .. . .. 1ous grintcr complaints of :tiilll'-~ 21:.1'
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW t‘ltfldmn.
‘ "i‘Itc iIVl‘l'ltgi tttttuv Italian." t-x- ‘1 ”a“. n hottlt'
pI:-t int'd (Inn! {21‘ "Gilli.” the celebrated
llttrosto star who will bl‘ seen at the ’ __ ‘
Recent tomorrow ttt llll‘ thrilling l’ar- 5mm H “I" 0“
amount picturtn- "Iii: Sweetheart,"
is an individual with :tll evil look, a
long black moustache, a bandtut hand
llt’l‘t‘lllt‘f about his neck and Ill'lilt'tl -
with a stilletto‘and black Itattd Im~
tors. Of course whilo there are such
Italians itt America :ttnonnvtht' DOOM“?
t'lasst's, There are still the sint't't'o
workers who aru sttiti'tg Int.“ J lo mas-
lot the English language and botottteg
good t'itizuns, and it is just such a per-l
ot’ l.irt'.n‘ttt- handy a'
nil Illllt s ~Iltx t'u is no telling: what In
.‘x'otitiu': 11.112» tum-I: l.lttt)‘t§ltt‘
hronrhhiu
All drttrgists. Wr, sirfttl.
_ “A Lass of the Lumberlands” i
" COMING— Tuesday, Feb I
27th—‘ Twenty Thousand I
Leagues Under the Sea." ;‘ 2
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THEATRE I The Beauty Chorus in “Verv Good Eddi-"e at The Retreat to'lm'
‘Home of Best Vaudeville and I ~~ , ~ '
Feature Pictures [3, I _ -‘ _ . " I
, A HOLIDAY 'BILL' ; , ‘ , ' -
: FIVE ACTS AND ' I . ' 2- ‘v' “’ ’3
{1 VAUDEVILLE l I ' , 7 b 4
n ‘ — ‘. —And-— , . i . a J“ I I I?
FANNIE WARD 'IN I ‘5' . . . 1
EACH PEARL A TEAR" I = 533339“ ‘.A - . .
Matinee, 2: 15;-Evening. 6 :45 I l" FRUIT Aim NUTS ‘ I ‘ . (I I
(Two CorttplaeItI:l ghows in i ‘ ' VALUE 69°. LB‘ - ' ‘ - I ' I
, Ev'éning) ' ‘ V ‘5‘ t ,_ WEEK-END'SALE ' ‘f‘ , .T .
2V FRIDAY it. I ' 39c lb. - "I I J:
' AUDEVILLE AND P . H. A MEAD '
. ‘ ROBERT WA’RWICK . ._ Druggist ' " ' ;' ‘ I
‘THE MIST; WHO I I I 8 N0. Main Stu I \ W I. I :
FORGOT" South Norwalk. Ct. . 1 '
SATURDAY ' ".1 ~- m ' I 2"
1 AIUDEVILLE AND .1 . ‘ y‘ / 2’
. , DUSTIN FARNUM .’
n —in-
IE MINISTER
‘ O? PWINT”
i
3 coming production ‘ of
heart."
'hate a lime fruit stand, or. as In this
'l‘cqme to this countty as pos‘tible.
‘ unobstrusite as DOssihle, for fear tltey' ,
1 character. The In‘st time I heard frontl
; llllll, wltlclt was about. ,two weeks lgo.‘
mitfii‘ten and ni'aht‘
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tson that i portray in Joe, in my forth-
“llls Sweet-
'There are thousands of‘Joes
in every larizc city in America. They;
r2 ~~é~~~ - 241 2
pilture. a little ice. coal and wool’
store. or they are employ ed as labor
ets. Thisfilu‘ss of Italians does not
frequent saloons, but 2110 law abiding...
saw: their money and in to hate as
many of thcit friends and telatltes
.—
"These Jtaliansk new that they are
judged by the ittisdeeds of their law-l
and gpvorn thenp’
I
trying to be as;
less compatriots
isselve‘ accot dingly,
will do smoothing to arouse the en-
mity of Americans. .~ . i QFOBQE bl: EA“
Is not It fictitious -. tut-“5 5WEETHIABTII
'- ”rimxcb-flvamr
II
he sent me the suit of clothes I went" Gcfifi; "B:III'Il‘nheIIlI2eg:rItIts Firm
when i go to meet Momma Illa. and ‘
he I: damn well and It» home «In. Accept 11 t the nick that come} you
"Joe. however.
a power brute block In which be live! warmttut don' t depend on It» criminal.
In flew York.’ who 1n! bull. and It you want u M. to; o Sentinel
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isiaclory manner.
should act at once.
Do Your Cooking at the Table
With the Electric Grill, every cook.
ing tteeti is served, as a tnmpIele
meal tor two or three persons may
he speedily prepared in a very sal-
tatt'e one at these Grills. new. you
will always regret it. ‘
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i Price for February Only 5.1498
Regular Value $6.50
There are only a Iew days led at
if Ftlll'lll. ry so it you are to take ad
vantage "oi this special otter, you
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It you tail to se-
WASHIND-TON. Fob. Ji.'~‘l{(1]Ill‘ ‘
lsetttatites of about t‘ottv patriotic de-
l tense and citic organizations mot llt‘lt’
101 promoting national prepat12111121115.i
Leaders of the continence indicated;
'the immediate object would be to lTerms, dates. WW to Mrs. William’
H. Stowe. 5 West Pure
urge ttpon Cottgtess enactment ot tttti
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\‘ersai mtlttory tt'attttttg legislation.
The. meeting was called on the sug-
of the Advisory (launch of NatiouatE
Defense,
'tion plans to work.
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DR. AhPERs DEAD
CLEVELAND. 0., Feb. 21.——I)r.
pet's, tit}, dean of the Cleveland School
of Ph u'ntacy of \\ estern Rt’St‘tle I't--i
tersity, and a former president of the.
Ame: ican Pharmaceutical .tsscciatiott,
Is dead here after a long illness.
' CHOICE
TOMATOES 14¢. LB.
STAR PRODUCE co-
‘ 108. J. ontorro, Prop.
313 RM'R. Ave. [;
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I“ For
WINTER 50005 g7
' At _ I 3
BEST PRICES §
00 To ' i
today to fottnullt'te a ”to-operatite plan 0' N- Y- '3 affirm?“
Voice Building Specialist
Peddie
and Bridgeport Conn.
Singing property ta'ught.
inst.
Sthh Nor-walk
”‘Tfm‘.
NATIDNAL PREPAREDNESS 0T1“ PAULQCHIBERT
Italian, French. German and Engushil I
. THE ANNIN .
gestton of Moward E. Coffin. motnher' ~ G J
25p
“v
YORK
PORTATION LINE
Freight baa: leaves Pier
Inc
George F. route General Agent.
FAST FREIL. m LINE TO NEW
27 East
with which the new fedora-’R'iver. New Yuk (Toot oi tatlterine
- [SM every day except Sunday. and 9.
am. Freight received at Norwatk up to,
m. and at Sam :h Norwalk up'to
Ali5: 30 p.111. '
SMITH TRANS. ,,
. work come-in and talk it over
,Vfltslllckcrlllan 815011
M‘fa
The Demands, I .
I I
«’II' Business
today require fit: clearest and ."
sharpest vision
If you are deficient in acute:
ness or uncomfortable in eye
With its. We have EXPER-_j
ENCE an». nauu'risst .
to help you.-
THAMBB
01:11an We. Opticians
”PM Hon-o it Good Ola-an.”
a Aer-nun a. sum. Conn.
0.088“. not Q 9. 111.311.13.129.
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