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TODAY—Afternoon and
Evening
MARIEDORO IN
“OLIVER TWIST"
TOMORROW~Saturday
Note——A‘t 10: 30 a. m. for the
children—~Marie Doro in
Oliver Twist" '
AFTERNOON
AND EVENING
The Triangle Film Co.
Presents
WILLIAM DESMOND‘TN
“THE ICED BULLET"
And the Last Episode of
“A Less of the Lumbérlands”
MONDAY April 9th
The First Episode of the
Most Talked About Serial
Picture Being Shown Today,
MRS VERNON CASTLE
1, IN “PATRIA”
‘AND VIOLA DANA IN
“Tl-IE MORTAL SIN"
COMING—THURSDAY,
APRIL 12th "
The Irish Singing Actor
FISKE O’ HARA IN .
“HIS HEART’ S DESIRE”
Palace The 1111
Home of Best Vaude 1e and
Feature Pictures. - 1
\
\ GOOD FRIDAY
he Acts .-
Vaudeville
-—and—
“BUFFALO BILL" .
First presentation in Norwalk
of‘picture story Of William F.
Cody’s Life.
SATURDAY
VAUDEVILLE
—-and—- 1
Fannie Ward in
“VVITCHCRAFT”
’progrum of instrumental
lc playlet, “The New cute: or 1°0-
lite," hit 11 popular chord and the ex-
pose of the modern city evils and the
1111111111011.»- not equalled by any star
in vaudeville.
Donald (‘owill Company in "The New
111e1111s taken by some to deal 33'1th t‘hiei‘ of Police," luvs already been re-
them, were interesting. The. com-
pany proved unusually strong in offer-
ing this' sketch. Tl1.()'l‘eature picture
was :1 typical Parmnuuul success.
GOOD FRIDAY BILL
Palace Offers Vaudeville and Pictures
.of Buffalo Bill Today
In conjunction with the vaudeville.
offering: today, the Palace Theatre
presents for the first time in Norwulk
the photoplny feature on tho life. of
"llulfulo‘llill."
eer its any of the American pioneers
"and in his life, full ‘of action almost
from the cradle to the grave, 111'1'
111:1113'1'1'1'11111whith make excellent
subjects for the screen presentation.
These. 11131) carefully woven into the
story of the. life of the ironiiersman,
and are. presented in the feature
which the Palace. plays 1011113211111
shows will he as usual in the after-
noon and evening On Saturdav in
addition to the vauleville, the Palace
will present. Fannie Ward- in “Witch-
craft ” one of the most commendable
Paramount feaTtnes ever 1'Plt)1.15€'d
THE PALACE VAUDEVILLE
What the Five Acts Are and Those
Appearing in Them
Elsie. Fay trio opens the show
which is at the. Palace Theatre and for
11 lively nctvof singers ,and dancers
they receive the prize among all ap-
pearing here this year. The c0111-
pany is excellent. Mme. Dupnee, op-
eratic singer 111111 violinist, nude: :1
11111 vocal
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'Use the Old-nine Sage Tea'and Sul-
phur and Nobody Will Know
Gray hair, however handsome: de-
notes advancing age. “T111311 know the
advantages of a youthful appearance
Your hair is your charm. .211 makes 01'
mars the face. When it fades, turns
. gray and looks streaked, just a,few
applications of Sage. Teaand Sulphur
. enhances its appearance u-h‘undnetl-
fold.
Don‘tlslay gray! Look young! Ei-
ther prepare the recipe at home 01‘ get
(from any drug store 11 {SO-cent bottle
of “Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound,” which is merely the old- time
' ;recipe, improved by the addition of
ii iii lilitlliliS
PALACE VAupEVILLE FINE'
I For Last Three bays of week
Pleased Audiences Yesterday
Afternoon and Evening
The Patriot) Theatre vaudeville hill
or s all 111111 was advertised and then
some. , The show was presented
Thursday afternoon and evening and
' we big. houses. All of the.
,gleau was unmistakable evidence
11¢ satisfaction. Charles and Bad-
1311111111 110111111 111 meTi- drama:
Ibly tell, as it darkens
lather ingredients. Thousands of folk!
liecommend this Tenor-Mouse prepara-
1111011, because it darkens the. hair
fibeautifully, hesidesno one can po
so naturally
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or soft'brush‘Vith. it, drawing this
through the hair, taking one small
trand *a'time.“ B3) morning the gray
hair disappears; after another ap-
plication or two, its natural color is
restored 1111 it becomes thick, gloatix
and lustrous, and you appear years
younger.
Wyéth’s Sage and Sulphur c1111."
pound is a delightful tenet requisites
It 111 not intended for the cure. miti'.
The late Colonel Wil-j
lium 11‘. (‘ody had as. interesting a (111'-
t'erred to. "The 11111-11 of Man," intro-
dutinu in novel character“1111111111115
and appropriate songs, the
Hawaiian. 13111119112,
,peciully 11111111 11111 Sutton,Melntr3-'1'
and Sutton close the show with 11 hill
of comedy chatter and novelty acro-
batic 'stuuts entirely new. It's :1
"Wltu'le‘ol' :1 Show" for 11 (1111111131:
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW.
Sadie and Charles Mne'
colored. i
ludian and .\11111'- E
iron can bov representntius is 1111 e1 '
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'A splendid variety of unusually clev-
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gabardine, serge, velours and checks,
in black, navy, gold-and apple green.
Special, $16.50, $18.50 up to $27.51).
White Voile and Organdic,
Easter Apparel forWomen, Misses EJuniors
Carefully Planned Selling Events 1n the Very Newest and Smart-
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respective 1'ltur119te1's and their 'rclo).
tions to each otllm'.lihr.1_1ics. by l‘t
public. and private 1' 1115' 1.11111. cited
by tho Lasky (‘umpum which even
Desmond Emulateo Fairbanks. tsent to England lor Ihc fitsl edition
it is not «‘30 HWY ‘0 scmmhle 0“" of the authors works illustrated with
the high iwn l‘t'ncc 11111011111111; the the original Cruikshank drawings.
Tuangh' 11113 We (‘1111'erCity studim tThj arm-3" ‘01” (:liver Twist is loved
‘\ v1 ) I V F n
William Desmond knows 5"“ 111111-13: ahd :hilllr‘(lnb:e‘ltft"trit‘ttrmt:lile ‘t‘l'l‘llll
ditlltult it is.bl‘(‘1'\ll'“‘ l"). 1‘1” “0““ it‘ actets for the minor types, Director
live or six times before the. 1' 111110111. 3011111: has almost outdone. Dickens
The fence is eight feet high, of 01" himself in producing the types of his
1“lot," is obligedto escape. the. watch-
—1AT THE REGENT THIS AFTER
nuto iron, with spikes in the effect ol‘
spears polntiuu 111133 11111 the crossbura
extending horizontally every two feet.
Desmond, who has the leading role
in "The Iced Bullet." is supposed to
be a poor scenario writer who entice")
01's to sell his nmnuscript to Thomas
ll. lace. and who in order to get on the
in] eye. and 300 pound bulk of the
guardian at the gate.
oln order to do this, Desmond leaps
over the iron fence, and this he had
to do a number of times before he
could finally trust himself before the
camera. Although he. is an exception
ally powerful athlete, Desmond had,
never made a specialty of high Jump-
ing, and it took o—lot of practice be-
fore he could turn the trick.
NNOO AND EVENING.
In preecutinr.) Marie Doro 111» the
!pl1otodrun1ntic version of Chursle
Diekcns‘ famous story, “Ollv or Twist"
{which will be the. Paramount attrac-
ttlon at the Ref out. theatre today. the
Jesse. L Laskngotnpany has utilized
its precede-sources. not only in malt
lug the story true to detail, but. his-1
tmically accurate.
(3 harles Dickens is chiefly noted {01;
his wonderful drawing of ehmctersu
To secure these characters and pre-
sent them on the screen wasone of
the Laskv Companv‘s moat diflieult
. tasks. That Marie Doro was an ideal
Oliver is self-pvitlent. as elm is not
only the. character described b3) Dick-j
ens when 91121,va in bar's clothes,
but was hailed throughout the-«coun-
try as a perfect Oliver when she 11p-
" 'ercd in the all-star revival of'the
famous plz'u on the speaking stage a
few 3-1-1111: ago.
Hobart P11sv3',ortl1 noted for his'
1101‘) in ”The Son Wolf” andother
l
unpertant “I‘Otndrt‘“‘flt.ic.f’l\rodticilona, .
. ‘11 11111 ideal Bill Sikes.
Tullv ‘Mnr-
shall. One of the clnverest of charact-
er actors. wonderfully portravs the
hurt of Fania. Raymond Hutton fa»
r'ous for his work in crook parts,- is
.tlm ideal Artful godger. Elsie Jane
Wilson. who scare such a pronounc-
ed success 111 supnort’of Geraldine
Farrar in, "Temptation” is cast as
Nancy Sikes and good old Mr. Brown
low, Oliveras benefactor, has 1,3181}
“laced it the capable 11 111111 of “am
Neill.
These principal members I the or
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realizing 1111.1 tin-v 1111-. the
hon 1" oi apricot-lie ,
'pen lot tit' 11 production. The alot3'.
lzh is been M11111 elaboatle. attention to
detail and the lunglish atmosphere of
that period most admirably preser1-.
ed The photonrnphy is of the usual!
Lusky excellence. }
. ' 1
‘ MONDAY AT THE REGENT.
Heiress to Millions in First "Paula":
Chapter. '
“Patria,” n romantic serial of 1111-:
venture, preparedness and patriotism
by Louis Joseph Vance, relea: ed b1"?
l‘athc, which ..'ill be shown at the
Iwg‘ent theatre beginning Mondu3 '
April 9, tells the ,ztury of ll’11triu
Chanttlm), heiress to mllliom. and the:
I:1r;.t)11t munitlon plant in the count1'3'.l
and her tight to save America from its}
enemies. Mrs'. Vernon Castle, lhel
best known Woman in America, plays
the. leading role. supported by Milton
Sills and an all star cant “Last of,
the 1‘11: 1t 'ng Channings," is the title
of the first episode.
The Channlnga have always been
patriots 11nd believers in National
Prepav' hens. Daron {Hurokl un-
successfully tried to negotiate a con-,
tract with Channing {or a large. sup-
ply-of munitions of war to be deliver-
ed secretly/to a foreign country. Cap-
thin Parr of the U. St. Secret Service
's keeniug' tab 011 the activities of
Huroki:
The scene opens 11} Nen 11ml where
“Patria is celebrating her ‘cotnint: of
age? at a. party given by hex friend .
and chattcrone, Mrs. Wrenn. Rodney
Wrenn, her son, has already proposed
marriage to Pnu'ia, but she has fallen
1'11 love with Captain Parr and he with
her. '
When the party is at its belch! Pa-
0"!) is coll"l to the ’nlmno hr the
prvncinal t twice of the Chanuing cs-
1ate, who tells her he is dying and.
that it is vitally important for her
at once to go to New York. 11 11-1-
vrlnnu. 111111 11:0. trustee has been sur-
p'risctl 111 the reerct vault of the (111:1-
nine) mansion where 11011011113119
gold is stored. hv a $1131 in the employ .
of Forum and 11'": been mot'tnllv
woundedubvt not below he 33.13 able
to ml] Putria on the. phone. ’
The Newport fet'rv to the railroad
terminal it"s cream runninc for the
night, but Captain Parn in whom P11-
tria confides. undertakes to not her
to the last train to New York in his
rumor beat Hurnlti learns of this and
thmklnz it an atonement attempts to
ffl'slrete the plan by tampering with?
Parr‘s motor. 1 11111111110111 succeeds
.9“, and Patric is in amu- or 111111; car,-
ricd 011' 1117 111111.11 D‘éilea a Mexican
ureter, 11th 11119 proves equal to- tho
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ANOTHER "TRUTHFUL "
’ FlSHERMAM
He went fishing. and when he came.
back a friend met him and asked.
‘ Did you catch anything?"
1"Non'" in 11 tone of scorn. ' .
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are 11111111111, anyhow, which all fish-
ermen are not" '
T “A3 to 111111," 11111151111111 the
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1 1B1ooklyn yesterday morning after a
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Lw- nurfl'
Arnold R-cdell, agctl~25 5yc1us, and
brother of h'edenick' "Rietlell of this
city passed away at his home in
121.511 3151'. wfiEELF.
militate is an entertaining talke .
”brief 1111111»: The deceased ls sur-l '«r‘a 111» mm the 150114
rived b3) a wife 1111111 by one son. Fun- could- ”em with {fist ‘ ’
cml services be held from the' “wet; the the)! tune. 11011 1111813
ceased in Broom-1111 the; strait, 112.112 '11 conduit?!) '
T3111 tomorrow mo‘rhlns. will interment $15. 1
t at ' ' ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler