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of our performances with
the original production
W. A. Brady’s .
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1 consider “Sinners” and all
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Myrkle-Harder company equal to any performance ever a
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I Oday lto lit‘ the crowning triumph of all ‘ ' ' ' " of property to its dwnllcrs. it 3 $9 as ange n are '3
:All Star Cast Presents Peter
"'B‘.‘ Kyel's Saturday Evening
.APost’S‘uccess, .
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Yonder
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TOMORROW
limit)“ and SATURDAY ”
Woe Acts
Vaudeville
and
sday—Pauline Fredericks
in “Ashes of Embers.’ (By
, request.)
’ 1 y—Alice Brady in “The
. Hungry Heart."
Saturday—Maurice and Wal-
| American plays.
1 “Sinners" tells a simple story in n
isympalhetic manner and with u now-
lncss which makes it at once welcome
{and gratifying.
' It has to do with Mary Horton, who
tunes to New York city to earn money
:to send her invalid mothdr brick home
in New Hampshire. She falls into;
bad hand-1. When word comes ”in“
her mother lsd yiiig, She hurries home
to the little Horton cottage lSomo
weeks later comes the precious pack
of friends she made whilein New York.
There follows the effect to keep from
the sick woman the chapter of thc
girl's experience in the city.
In the party there is one honest man
who is seriously in love with the comi-
try girl he had begun to admire in
the city. It is the appearance of this
suitor that reveals in some measure
the deception which has been played
on the mother, but she refuses to be
ton in “The Quest of Life. ”
lieve ill of her daughter, who hiid not
been really smirched by her asso-
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'FHEATRICAL NOTES
DepCW is in Town Her-aiding the
Return of the Favorite Myrkle.
‘ Harder Company
9111 says, the Myrkle Harder Com-
Will present some wonderful
- during their stay at the Regent
1,? two next week.
. o‘openlng play on Monday after-
_ and night oill be Owen Davis’
American comedy drama, “Sin-
:ivhlch “as originally produced
H, .1. >A_ ‘Brndy, at his New York
1am, where it ran for 321.~iiiglils.
Annals of “Sinners" is said
ln’vuie fact that it pictures real
‘ to. real life, an1l"“11nlike many 0!
led “heart plays," it is (rec
humanly, slllinesa, and profan-
M character is a study from'
To see'
" cannot but be beneficial. [HE WINNING OF
no at the long hoped [or
and more of that “m ”in”, no dressed as a wortlnman, get- 16“" all m in the use or this pic- bout: on the all star program. to be
1 - “In! life is familiar.
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1clate's in town. The girl finally
lagrees to marry the young man, .but
‘not until she has had a chance to
contrast him with some of the saints
i of the village to which she had return-
ied. The seat sale for the week will
lopen tomorrow morning. Matinees
daily. ~
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TONIGHT
BRYANT WASHBURN
IN
“SKINNER‘S DRESS SUIT”
A Picture Extraordinary
THURSDAY
JUNE'CAPRICE IN
“A CHILD OF
THE WILDS”
FRIDAY
FANNIE WARD IN
SALLY TEMPLE”
‘ William Fox pluycrs were in the North
,Kellcttc, wcrc talking about as
-tor Romscy had never ween Ladl',
Juno Caprice and her company
Carolina mountains recently luklni'.‘
exteriors let her llt‘WOSt film play, “A;
Child Of the \\'il1ls." In that country Pauline Fredericks in “Ashes of Em-
conversation nhonl "stills" is neltlu-h hers" Appears by Request--
sufc nor in good ins-1c, but that's what Corning Features
Director Adolfi and his arsistant, Jack, Tomcrrmvsi‘e.1iurc attraction ““1,
”wydhc vaudeville will be the Paramount
AT THE PALACE TOMORROW
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“ere 1cluiniug to camp aft-‘1 “ ““3" “,llrcsentntlon of Pauline l~1~°dcrlckn in -.
' tho mountains.
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“‘A‘shea of Embers. " It needs no com
Suit"
The special train chartered for lin-
not
appearing again by special rcGlWi '
World Pictures Brndy- Made hmn
urn during tho/filming of achieved a masterly production
his forthcoming Essanuy feature, “The Hungry Heart," the newest rc-
“Skinner‘s DreSs Suit," was nearly lease by the World Film Corporation.
wrecked on its run between Chicago This superb offering, with the charm-
and Milwaukee. \‘anduls, presumably. ing and accomplished Alice Brady as
opened :1 switch which would hate the star. will be thrown on the screen
hurled 11:3 train into a line of l 0\ car 5 at the Palace Theatre on Friday next ’3‘.
on a siding had it not been for the Mists Brady in this production “ears
alertenirinecr. Detectives advanced an array of the'very latest‘;,gowns
the theory that highwaymen had war which will be‘of special interest to the
mited the dcprctiation in an aibempt women patrons of this theatre. These
to wreck and rob a limited train which gowns cost a young fortune in them
was due twelve minutes later, though selves and they were but one ‘small
no irace of robber; could be found. portion of the expense connected
Fannie Ward in “The Winning of Sal- with the filming of this production.
'Y Temple" 3 For one scene in “The Hungry
Adapted from the novel of Rupertfflefimn that oi‘a Venetian street, is
.Sa’rgem Holland. Director, George bridge, several from, for buildings
lMeltord. and a number of landings were con-
The cast includes: Fannie Ward. structed on a creek in New Jersey.
Jack Dean, Walter Long, Horace B. While this 3,“,de is, big outlay in
Carpenter, Billy Elmer, Paul Weig‘el’J money the results achieved were well'
H. Woodward, Harry J. Smith, Eugene worth the expense.
Pallpite. Florence Smythe, John Mc-. In addition to Saturday's three
Kinnon, V01“ Vale, ‘vaudeviljle shows Maurice and Walton
Three days before she was of age. will play "The Quest of Life,” a Para-
the impulsive Lady Pamela, ward of mount. feature. Marie Dressler in
Lord Ramsey, got married. Then she “Tillie Wakes Up," will be repeated
began to tear her guardian would find Monday by request.
out and seize her properties. To cover.
up the event, she ‘hired an actress}
\Sally Temple, of the Drury Lane Thea-
tre, to impersonate her for a while. mic Land Just Over Yonder" is Pic-
ture Attraction—Classic
Vaudeville Bill Tomor-
row
For a picture attraction or very
much real merit, "The Land Just Ov-
er Yonder," a live reel featurer’wtiich
appears at the Palace Theatre today
IPAL’ACE THEATRE TODAY
Pamela. The momént he set eyes on:
Sally he tell in love with her and
wished to marry her forthwith. She
refused. He locked her in Lady Pum-
cla's li'uidnir, and when she escaped.
pursued her. Even when she con-
fessed her duplicity he tried to win
her. Finding his tactics too strenu- celled There 1, ”mulling in union
in. ,4
_ 9 o’clock.
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titre for example, the title signiiirs
the western spirit that inns 1hr1)u:;.1
the story as the main plot upon which
the entire action? is founded. The
cast is a. strong one in every part and
the photoplay will he found to be of
the highest entertaining order. To-
morrow is the beginning of the week-
end vaudeville presentation. Manager
A. J. Collins oi the Palace has taken
special pains to select a hill of five-
high class acts [or his patrons and the
forthcoming show will surpn'.:s any
that has yet been offered at this their~
tre. The vaudeville will he presented
twice 011' Thursday and Friday at 2:115
and 7 o'clock with an extra picture
show at 9 o'clock and three times with
pictures on Saturday at 2:15, 6:15 and
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MUNDY MEETS GREEN
Danbury Featherweight to Box Hero
Friday '
“Young .‘tiuntiy, 01111111111111; had
‘ 3 meet “Muxey”
Green. of Stanford. mono or the
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liid.:y evening, under the auspices
of thc South Norwalk Athletic club.
Greta is said to he a oi'jt‘ercnt pro.
position than Dil‘on, tho Stamford
hoxcx, whom dlundy has twice :net
and won the popular decision.
Mendy and "Johnny" Martin who
is to meet “Battling" Kunz, in the.
main bout of the card, are training
faithfully every day. l'ioth are in
good shape, Mundy coming out of his
battle last Friday with Dillon in
Bridgeport, without a mark. Yes-
terday Martin's .work was chiefly to
keep his wind good. H1,- i1'. not re-
orzrcd to train down to make any
weight. as he has practically given
the South Norwalk boxer odds on
weight. ‘The two are to give or take
two pounds over 138 pounds. Martin
usually wcighs about 135 so that he
docs not. new] to work oll’ any extra.
weight Run. on the other hand, will ~
generally no right around 138 so that
he will have to take car not to get
over the limit
The bouts with the tws Danbury.
the United Electric Light and
Water Co." A 3
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large crowd [mm the “iii
already many have
merits to take in the event;
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How Vino! lady: Hot Strong
iBeallsville. ()1! w"! wish ail
vous,
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and nervous I could not sheep. Every-
thing I ate but me, and the medicine
I had taken did me no mi!
cided to try Vinol. um before long I
could eat. anything I wanted and amid.
sleep all 1111th New 31- am wen, 111111 ~
strong, and in 1.1511111 hearth» ohm”; I
have been for Jeans-him. Anna Mll-
llson. Willa. 0th. .
We stamina Vino! for all 151111 down
weak and W conditions. —-
Frank H. Bum: own 10mm. Also
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