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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 5, 1917 · page 3

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are here in a full

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in qualities that will
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tMacanald Cowill in the powerful dru
.jmntic 31101111., “The New Chief of Po~
__ .licrL' Hero is :1 plnylet dealing with
TpEATRE VAUDEVILLE .prcsent day conditions in the average
M... iAnurican city and the excellent por-

Bii: f 1 V’e3k end Beginning Today is lrnial of the important role: which
One. of first Class Acts-«Par. arc 1011st'1ntlv figuring 111 the solu-
amoum Feature Picture tion of these 01 eryday problems gives

There will be no mistake made by food for thought to all who see the
them who .11icn'11 the Palace Theatre act. in addition to the vaudeville
.1 111112115: 111.1- 131 111.9111“ three days of program, Paramount today offers a
' the 1111111 111 131111,, oi 11mm, high class high class feature, starring Vivian
entertainment The 1.11.de11llp pro \lartin in “Her Father's Son.’ There.
gram scheduled {01 1mg “Pckehd and ‘11'ill be a complete show at? o‘clock.
. opening this afternoon 1, the bust iuifolloued 1mmcdlatelvb1rcpeatof the
all respects 111111 1119915.; all of the Dre_tpic'tu1c onlv at regular picture prices

 

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sent do.) 1 .1;.'t.'ng requirenwnts of thel ‘ -
‘ pttbli1.l\ot a. dull minute is to be' BUFFALO BILL AT PALACE 5/
noted from the beginning to 11min Accurate Pictures of the Life and Ex-
ot the five acts 11111111 hme been book ploits of The Most Famous

Ed by Manager Collins and in the ef-. l Westerner and Ranch-

fort to give. Not .1 alkem entertainment man \-

._rot'the highest order he has succeed With the passing 0f 00'0"“ ““
(1d,. While. the entite vaudmllle blll liam F. Cody, better known through
is one of exceptional merit, it will out the United States as “Buffalo
' not: be out of order to mention the Bill," the country 10hit one 0‘ “5 forc-

'presentation of Charles and Sadie mos nen nd on 119 character.
5 m 5 ‘ . t1 a a to .

REGENT THEA TRE
TONIGHT

The First Time at Popular Prices
ROBERT SHERMAN PRESENTS

‘5‘The Girl Without A
Chance” '

1‘ A Stirring Melo- Drama Full of Sting and Action 1
TOMGHT’S PRICES ARE. 45¢, 25¢, 35¢”

’& chSeatsat. .....

' All Seats Reserved
Plexus of Good Seats Left at Box Office

 

 

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: 5 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PICTURES
TUMOR ROW?- ~MARIE DORO IN “OLIVER TWIST”

‘ . SATURDAY
. NOTE—At 10:30 a. m. i th
. IN “OLIVER .wag'r e children, MARIE DORO
AFTADIl/IISSION ..............
5 51315111110011 AND EVENIG .
The Twangle Film Co Presents 1
WILUI‘AM D MOND IV “THE ICED BULLET”
,. d the Last Episode 0f ,
A Lacs of the Lumberlands” ‘
h M st T lkedMEUqDAY' APRIL 9th V I L , i I
, , o a not Serial P1 tore Shown: To"
Episode W s g

 

 

 
 

 

{1' An Elegant Showing

And the styles we are showing for Spring

Combining in ya
style, quality and low price. They meet you

more than half way.

That‘s the two kinds we want you to see

here.

$10.00. $12.50; $15.00. $18.00

We guarantee your satisfaction.

_~_ _._.,~_- .-.. .

ilightening

1 William Desmond

- The early part of the picture, dealing
I

I"with remarkable views of the enor:

‘ which is ifnslly discovered and 511111.

gAt the

'5will be seen at: the Regent Theatre,

 

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, . Easier Comes Soon-You Want New Togs-1Seo tlur Display

YOu Are Certain to Be Satisfied Here!

" We [lave Said So

of New Suits

certainly dandies.

 

most satisfactory way,

FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN

 

This is a Store Thai is Anxious to Visa so You

 

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The. story of his lite to some extent, a wonderful character :11 the irrespon-
is known by (‘Vt‘l‘y American. but in slblo "Jerry Sullivan" but he too is 11‘
the picture which will be presented picture from life and one that will
at the Palace Theatre tomorrnu‘. a make. to world butter for his harlot!
complete 11nd “closeup" insight into 11111111 1115 115 T1111 1.111111011111111111 pupi‘l‘fi
the life of the lltll'Jtl wcsterucr 11nd unite in calling this the most, delight
rauchmun is quickly and vividly pro-.111] play of the your 111111 munittxt‘r
sentctl. The picture is made up with Kantor 11-11,».- wry fortunate to secure
strictest regard for tho purpose it 111 ‘11

to sen-e, that of making people het- . popular “no.4; ptcmil of l."1.“.. , .5,
tcr acquainted with the lilo and man 50 o 3115 1111a 11 few shut-1 111 7:. cents.
her of the meat 1111111 and it is there

fore accurate in detail. it is not the . ~ 1 , .5 .‘5 1 t. t 15‘ "l'ui'
cheap western drama that has long The First Episode 0' "Patria,' Fea- (m ‘1}‘i11M11M 1. J 11:: ‘1: ‘1“1‘
' :5 ' *' - to t 5131:: \1p.:i',.1‘1. 1 in

since 9335“ under the. bun 0‘ pub~ ' turrlnsgt Mtrs&v:;:°nafati;" o (11111 of Mr. lid '1". “.1 1111' . '10::‘11111'
lic censorship. but an entertaining, em or .Roegenyt ' 3111111 335.15,..5115155. 55 1 195-. 111551.115... 111m 11.

and instructive. photoplay

offering of the storv of “Buffalo .1 me great international ‘ 1'-
{‘Bill‘s" lil‘c pith .111 of its “undert‘ul 131ofron1.1nce,11dvcntmt‘tlndllimmi

chapters. ism, released by Pathe with Mrs Ver-

on Castle 1113 the star was shown in
the grand ballroom oi the Ititzthtri-
ton Hotel. New York. This WM 111'-
‘ranged for the members of the then
ary. art and dramatic professions of
to city, the-members of the army and
navy acronua'tic and similar defense
~organizations, for the personal friends
f Mrs. Castle and flu the press. 3
The showing at the Ritz ovas the
most pretentious ever given 11 motion
picture. An augmented orchestra un-
der the direction of Professor Armand
Vecsey, of the Ritz- Carlton. played the
music whic‘h'hus hecn'ospecially writ~
ten and arranged by Professor Ye cscv.

“Patria” is to be shown at the Re-
gent Theatre each week beginning
Monday and it is probable that. in re-
sponse to inatf‘ requests from infl11~
ential people here. that Manage: Kan- 4
tor will arrange a special showing: in-
advance.

"Patric.

 

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in"'The Iced Bul-
let," at the Regent, Saturday
l In “The [red Bullet," new Triangle
Kay Bee (11.111111, which will be seen at
the Regent 'lhcatre Satmdav Wil-
liam5l1esnmud appears in :1 double
role. first 115 :1 scenario writer Seek-
ing to Sell a script at th: 'l‘homus ll. 0
lnce. plant 111 (‘nlvcr City, 031.. and
second as hero of his own drama,
which he dreams he sees produced.

with a series of adventures in and
about the studios. is said to be ex-
trrmely intor‘u: tiny: and to give many
details of picture making, together

mous lace 1113.11.11. “The load Bullet"
gets its odd-11.12113 from a contrivance
used by the villain of the play within
a. play to assassinate his guardian
while he is 3111113131 hundred miles
away. It is '11'. ingenious contrivance.

 

 

CHILDRIEN OF MARY TO PRESENT
1 , . "we 8 FEARLESS a CO.”

omed by the. hero of the drama. " .. The Children of Mary in Sortinlkz
are going to present “Miss Fearless &’
(30.5”. The play is being coached byt
Rev. Walter J5. McCrann who success:
fully coached the same p‘sy in Milford
before he came to Norwalk. . 5 k
’ The plot of the‘ play centers at
Spock Ilsland where Miss Fearless and
her company of fearless maids camp
"' 'r a month just to show theirnmlc l

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Regent Tonight “The Girl
Without A Chance"

When a commuter starts. to build a
great building, 113' goes down" into the
filth and slime for his foundation, but
the building stands just as firmly
when finished. as their!“ it were
built on white stone. 5 That's what
\Vhltnev Collins did when he wrote
“The Girl Without A Chaucer " which

 

out the.“lords of Creation." and sun
111111313 11. gocdtlme'. Thcyore mistaken .

 

friends that girls can get along 111111.. 5,

Now You Make Us Prove it

 

Easter Heralds the Coming oi a

“dress 11p" for Easter.

New Season~~The Brightest

0! All

And it is quite naturalxwe should want to

It is'the spirit of

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time-Land you want to join in it. That’s why

you want to see the new clothes, new hats,

new furnishings we 135011111311: here.

Yes, The Boys Are. Well Cored

for by our big new stock of suits—for buys

from 6 to 18. our stock is c0mplete.

$2.98 ‘1.1 $7.98

And how easy it will he to find shirts,

attract

ties or£::s t11 our big stock. and at prices very
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walk who is a 1112.11.w 1
and good 511143115: will miss
lent opportunity 1:1..11'111'1d to them b3“1'ersitin5 of Chicago,
Ladics' Visiting: Board ('1‘ the N01'«
11111111 l‘Ptl 5 North
noted English ‘ l’urduc,
' '1 of his live cos \nle.
in thi: city at

Apr“ l mVPI‘SHY "M's of tho teciluls.
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the
slit
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writer,
tumcd i11t111'1:1'1'!:11t1"
the Palace
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Feature Pictures.

 

, TODAY

Five Acts

Vaudeville
1 1 Including

Charles and Sadie MacDonald

Cowill in —
‘.“THE NEW POLICE
5 cures"

A Dramatic 3311311111 of Present
Vice condit

V Crusades 5

ionsand

.1” ——and -

VIVIAN MARTIN IN 3
f'HER FATHER’S sen"

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. FRIDAY
,5 .VAUDEVILDE 5

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:' 1:1:11ul Hivlulill‘t'” .')1 1'11 llrt‘ 11 nlt‘d.

the excel-. Mr. llodiield has 11111: cured at the uni

' Michigan.

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Western
S yracuse.

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Night prowl

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We‘ Have the flats
that will please you

100 --

Nifty new styics fashioned
from materials that will give
service. ‘

Made in Natural]:

39.5 K“

 
 
 

Neat, desirable and ol’ excellent
qualtty, our shirts are what men
of good taste like to wear, priced

$1.00 1035450

8C are the newest shape-
, colors and patterns

29¢. 50¢. 65¢. $3.10

Our.t

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IICQIOII,

“His interpmrutizms bring out the
meaning of the mehra', and his work
was enjoyed by an who heard him at
North Dakota, Yale ”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Mr midfield lass also appeared in ,
and a goat number of schools and 00!’ .

logos 11111011ng use 1111111111 States.
Dr. William Lyon Phelps of Yale all of whom mite inextending to him i 5

Crs keep away from. houses

where the electric porch light makesnight as

light as day.

A well-known city official said; “An eke,

tric light is rlztoct a': good as at policeman}

In these t'ncs of uncer‘f'ainty; user}? home
should have the protection which an titanic

porch light aiio

rds'. ‘ ‘

' ‘If your home is not wired, it caube Inflated

at small expense. Wiring and fixtures may :

he paid for an 12 easy payments. The equiva-
lent of four months" lighting bills allowed 10-

wards the cost

of wiring. go .-or tin watt

Mazda Lamps furnished"free..

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Call our Sales Department fgrée'cai‘triijnJ
formation and estimatefot‘ cost.

 
 
 

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the hearth-st misc and comment!» /-.'"

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He went
no

tonight at popular prices

They did‘not have 113111111 time at) Will
into the slums of a great city. ' ':5

be shown at lockwood'

 

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