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.. 11510 and Lyrics by Irving
Berlin—Boos by harry b.
gmith~costumes by heien
‘erry Concoction otFroth Frivolity, Mirth and Melody
11Girly Daz- a- ling, Res a hug Tunes. 1'.
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also?" ‘1' GIRL&MUSICSHOW in mm mooNs‘;
Pmces-—50c, 75C, $1.00—-—A Few at $1. 50
Seat Sale Opens Friday, March 2nd,10 A. M.
ATRE
One Time Only--Monday Evening-March 5
ONE YEAR IN NEW YORK- ONE YEAR IN LONDON—SIX MONTHS IN CHICAGO '1
NOW ENTOUR~THE FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL COCKTAIL
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' TONIGHT
GEORGE WALSH IN
‘ ‘ "MELTING MILLIONS"
. TOMORROW
S‘EfSSUE HAYAKAWA
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~ “EACH TO HIS KIND"
- SATURDAY
‘.gi-iENRY B.‘WALTHALL IN
“LITTLE SHOES"
' ‘And the 10th Episode of
f‘A Lass’of the Lumberiands”
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Pa‘a’ce ‘l‘he t that lives up to its premise So il'e- around," says ttcorgc Walsh. the 111' to lllt‘ l’alacc'Theatrt- next Monday
1, . 1 3 re .quently them elaborate affairs are tor who plays the part, of .httk 1llale11~ night. will serve well. The costumes
H . . disappointing. But in "Watch YoUr line in William Fox‘s “Melting iii! --—the lllli‘ltliiillllS-—~illl‘)‘ are calimi~
“me of Vaudevdle and Step" there is no disappointment. lions." "i find mysoll in a bad its. 1 mst $121,000 «although th' wearers
5 , Feature Pictures
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.1 Begmmng‘Tuesday For
‘ THREE DAYS
lava 'Acrs
VAUDEVILLE
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1%girsday'—Mae .Murray in
Parmount’s “The Big Sis-
ter.”
iiday—«Ethel Clayton 13
‘The Bondage of Fear."
rday—Louise Hot? in
or FREIGHT 11.1115 1'0 New
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ANNING J. 8MITH TRANS‘
PORTATION LINE, inc.
ht boat leaves Pier 27 East
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fery day except Sunday, at 3p
lyht received at Norwaik 11p tpo
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A THE liltAililS
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11 Next’lnonday Night
1 indifauit with “Watch Your
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h the Palace Theatre. oboe on-
) ay evening, March 5, it would
it an to be either blind or
i; rebirth There may be livller'
1 o imagine them. Only
. his swift and? brightly col-
ma'nued entertainment.
10ncoot'lon a} pace has
i. be enoee'dingly dit-
Things move with a speed and gnyety
that leave the spectator not for a
moment ior,rcl‘lectlon or boredom“ it
is a whirlwind of mirth. music and
ducing. and it is probably th novelty"
of the production that scores such a
his hit with the audience. The silo“
,is unique in every respect. ,
they were a couple of decades ago.
Scene painters are gauged entirely by
their artistic ability. not by the
mount of work they can turn out in a
day. The best stage directors be-
come noted for their capacity for
.blinging out effects which point only
to artistic perfection to the eye and
ear, and the most noted costumers are
those who have become celebrated in
artistic design of costumes and rbbes
among royalty ‘ofi'Europe and the aris-
tocracy' of America. The modern or
musical attraction, like the libretist
and composer must ,be at the very
pinnacle of their art
When Irving Berlin completed the
music and lyrics and Harry B. Smith
had finished the book. Leon Bakst
was secured to paint the production.
R‘H. Burnside the hero of half a
hundred successes. staged the piece.
and Madam Heston Dryden, the Ameri-
can and European celebrity on cos-
ltumcs (hessed the piece. With
Altighest price start in theatredom,
’there was small wonder that “Watch
~' Your Step" got over.. '
i It was good. to see. and it was a
{pleasure to the eye. it is scientific.
colbr sr‘hemcs— that count in the high.
or class nttra‘cticnj a perfect Phonics-
nagory of shades and blends. it ran
for one year in New York, one year
in London. six months in Chicago and
has been going 'at a“ mites-minute
clip over since. Berlin conquered unlim
lied popularity and an enviable repu
tatlon
New Yorkers liked it 'London-
and it has been a great, big
2, at11101o’clock.
Things are different, now from what
'DESS.
the'
7 company and a very pretty story told
success‘
greedy nelson could ask for wherever it lta'z been presented. Thei
seat sale opens Friday morning, Marchl
nre’on tho since but for five minutes.
So. for five minutes of “Watch Yolu
Step" the managers hall to pay ”.440.
since there an) a dozen of thcsodress.
cs. The t'ul' trimming on another set
want to mnkx,1 i‘t"St)llliit‘lllti. but i can't
do it, because a careful inventory oi
my life proves that l havt'tt‘t any bad
habits.
“i don't smoke and i don't drink. hi)
father before mo lit ver did either 1‘. and which the young ladies Wehr, cost
they were habits that _i timer acquir- $2,000. "l‘hus the stars' have not :1
led. While 1 was in (“Howl-“til the monopoly on the costly towns.
period when must young men take to “Watch Your Step" has beeumis-
such things—i had to keep (‘onstani- takenh called a revue. Theatre. goers
ly in training. Therefotqc l tcvcr have come. to accept the m‘eaniug of
learned smoking or drinking; and 1h:- lei'lle as a series of burloques of
only time this state of affairs worries events of the period. especially of the
me is when l’m trying‘ to think ”of arrivals. "Watch Your Stop" is said
something to give up for New \‘rursfhto be a real musical comedy. ‘provid-
AT THE REGENT SATURDAY jinx plenty of opportunity for the dim-
ln two short weeks “Little Shoes.‘ onstrntion ol‘ the talents of well known
Henry B. Walthalls cutrent teatime, entertainers. lumittatlcs of the stage
has established itself as a favorite whose reputations ale founded on
among photqmny patrons. Newspaper unique achievements. There is no at.-
and trade jollrntll critics have pm- tempt made to burlesque other stat:r
nounced the picture on exceptional otterings. Ute of the reasons of the
and exhibitors who success of “Watch Your Stcp’ is has
shown it 1"ep01t capacity bust \arigated nature
TM 'Kleine EdlBOII-‘S'filig-Essa in addition the company numbers
may Service, which is reiedsin‘g‘the seventyrfive people The chorus co's-
tilm, has done a ptnverbinl landoifice tomes are said to be the very latest
business pith “3 boking _ expression in the world of fashion
the gowns themselves being suillcient
argument to convince feminine thea-
tre-goers that the engagement is a mo-
mentous theatrical event.
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VAoothLLE AT PALACE
Walthall topic,
have
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
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Sessue Hayakawa" in “Each to His
Kind" . .
-A great Paramount picture with a:
clever Japanese actor in the leading
role anda most capable supporting G
reat Big Show Opens Today and it’s
a Hummer From Star "A Finish--
in a most artistic manner.“ This print A Feature Pitcures
‘Sessue Hayakawa is the only Japaneséi' The Palace Theatre has a great bi;.
actor that is being shown in pictures vaudeville show booked for the, week-
and whenever he is announced to be end It opens at the matinee this {111'
shown there as unlly' 13 fl gpgat demand ternoon. There can be no two opinions
fut seats as he is so popular with lbe'abom it From “"3 “3mg of the 9“" isulti‘nlont to rid one's feet of over: 1 i1
lovers of it good “picture as he has ap-:tain until the whu‘lwi it] last act fin-.5
peared in quite e few successes of. late shed the show is a “hunmter” and that
and .never has failed to please all that means that it has the per and snap
has seen them so be on the job tomor-tthat people wuptjn' these twins ‘im-‘rs
row and see the Japanese actor in It makes the entertainmed worth while
"Each To His Kind " at the Regent. land more than a Way of pertains an
. thou; "The Five Musical Joneses"
furnish a. bill that simply cannot be
excelled. Thee young members»: this
‘ "WATCH YQUR STEP”
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Comes Here Direct From the Stan. company will be found even 'éreater’
" dard, N Y. favorites then were .. youthtul
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To Have Your Pronetty Wired
for Electric1 Light.
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their property wired last Fall. =0 as to take advantage of the liberal offer we were then
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In order to mak it possible for them to have their houses Wired on an attracttve
basis. we have decidrd to conduct another house wiring campaign, beginning March I,
To the owners of all unwired houses, located on our existing lines we make the
‘We will. contribute towards the cost of wiring such property. an amotmtjqual to
the total lighting bills for the first {Our months. Wiring and fixtures may be paid for
in 12 easy monthly payments.‘ Free 40 or 60 watt Mazda lamps will be furnished. “Br-
ing and fixtures supplied at, special reduced prices.
This ochr is fora limited time only. and every p 'operty owner should investigate
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that-mug flfl‘Sl‘S to tit.‘
filllllt‘ oi thr- show have many attrac-
tions and Xm'walkvrs will t'njuy lhl ‘0
from 1111- first l‘llttliltl l'l lin‘ir l‘t‘l it
:at the Palace 'l‘l.<:ltt'»-
will offer his full line.
Sisters." ft“-
the lust. ill ”connection with ioday‘.~1
lsllow M111: mum will he :‘turrt ti in
the Paramount attraction “Tho ill.
Sister."
, Ethel Clayton At Pair -e
in addition to tl..' l't'l" .tllltit.‘\"llz"
show. Ethel Clayton it he starred
in the World-lira Feature “The
Bondage of Fiat.” This is a grippin"
drama of love. with many intensely
nteresting stages throughout. 011 Sal
urday Louise ii'ul'f will play the Far:
ous Players production of "The 31-;
word of Patience." Titer) will b'.‘ turn-.1
shows Saturday at 22l5. 6:45 and 9
o'clock. The complete vaudovilie pm
gram will be offered at each.
The alticle in ycstmdays Serf" . -1
concerning the 11. ll of Miss Annie
Weed. recalls the fact that this well?
known singer was formerly the Ito-i
prano soléist. in the quartette chriir of
St. 'Pnul’s Episcopal Church.
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A .c-Advertise in The Sentinet ‘
SEEMS [VEAYAAE AS 2
ANXlAilS it) till ll
Recent Discovel‘y of Ether Campound
That Dries Up Gorns ._
80 They Lift Out
Good news spreads rapidly and dru:
glsts here are kept busy
freezone, the recent discovery of a Cin
cinnnti man. which is said to loosen
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'any corn so it lifts out is 1th the fl..-
:80 PS. I
A quarter of an ounce costs vnry iitA1
tie at any pharmacy but is said to be'
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hard or sort corn or callus.‘ ‘|_- - ,
' .You apply inst a few (irons on the
tender, aching cmn rind instantly t'n
soreness is relieved, nnd toon the corn
is so shriveled that it lifts out with-
butfjpaln. \It iii A sticky substance.
'wbtoli dries when Applied and never
infla oil or e\'enl11t1'111t1ntes tnendioi‘rrL11
ins. sue. '
This discovery. will prevent thou
sends 1o! denths nonnatiy from lock. ~
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East mountain
dispensing. ‘
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h)? at the board oi‘ e't'lt'tlltllt-n of this
town hzlvn expressed themselves as
1tlpldltit'ti to the building of :1 warr-
lzuust- bore. for the use ot‘ the dul’ont
l’owoet' Company of New Jersey. it
is cudcnt that all efforts of tho pow-.
(191' company to secure a permit to.
build will be Opposed and that tho
pctmission of1ho authorities here will
not [be \l’orthcoming'. The .‘tlnl’ont
louder Company had representatives
into it few days ago to confer with
inopctty owuets in the vicinity of the
and utter leargnin
their ptlces came to the center of lit:
town to conitit‘ with the town to!
titials. Town Clerk Robert C. [Tshel
was the only official on hand and ultra
hearing the men explain their plans
he decided to have the matter taken
up by the, board of selectmen and he
referred the. rmiresnntctivns "1 Mr.
Johnson, chairman of the board.
FOUR PEOPLE onow~eo
BALTIMORE, Md" March L—Four
persons were drowned three of them
actresses, when a taxicab containing
a party or seven plunged into the bar-
bor from a Light street Wharf early
today. The bodies were recovered.
The dead: Miss Edna King. of New
York, member of the Pat White Gale-
t'y Girls' Company. titans Anna McKay
li1ogers of the some omnpa11y,Miss
onods. 'Bmu'trktk, N. E. L.
Gordon, Pittsburgh. 921
,One of the surrivcrs
(limes. of l’itubum‘l'c
The. party was wmm‘utr 1111113 on
t'mmunitiou park ’
WARDEN RECOVERS 1STOLEM
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is William
“or \‘V'urden. Thomas l‘. Walsh to.
ll't: found :1 dog which had been stol-
cn and kept shut Lop for over three
puke.
1'! 11 person who stole the dog, whose
mum was not given out, was about
to :'hip it to New York The. owner
fol‘ the dog was so glad to not his pet;
back again that he. begged the warden
11.11. to bring charges hgninst the mis- ‘
.v rant and the matter w: 111 theiei‘bre’
dro' ,:.ped Mr. Walsh, in order to 1m-
prose him, gave him the foliowtna nb- '
strqct to me}. It might be of in~
ttrost to the public in general:
Sec. 15.— —Evexy person who shall
stc'll or coal-e and secrete. any reg-
. istered dog or any do: under the age . .
in.“ six months. «who shall maltotous~
iy remove the collar or registry tag
front any registered dog, or who shall ‘ “ ‘
n lnrfnliv In" I'II‘ Suture any such dog,
shill be liable tn the nor “in a civil
“'iiOl‘I. and shall be
than two hundred dollars or lmpris-_
oned not. more than 111: months. or
both.
iAgood mmmttnme best
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hmiiy covered with
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016:: finest quality?; '
candy and to 31am: you our word
1 any better at
opiates will be . 39C
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