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‘ , Augusta Pitou (Inc) Presents

FiSk O’Hara

THE ACTOR- SINGER
In the Charming Romantic Comedy

‘His Hearts Desire”

' BY ANNA NICHOLS AND ADELAIDE MATTHEWS
‘HEAR O’HA‘RA’S NEW SONGS
“Mollie Mine” ,
“That’s How the Fairies Came to Ireland”
“Be Sure and Kiss the Blarney Stone"
O’HARA’S MAGNETISM WILL CAPTIVATE YOU
HIS SINGING ENCHANT YOU
PRICES ............. 25c, 50c, 75c, $1. 00, $1.50
Seat sale starts Monday, April gth,‘ 10:30.

 

 
 
 

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agent Theatre

TODAY “
The Triangle Film Co.

. Presents
ILLIAM DESMOND IN
“THE ICED BULLE ”

‘And the Last Episode of
A Lass of the Lumberlands"

MONDAY, April 9th
The First Episode of the
Most Talked About Serial
fictive Being Shown Today,
MRS. VERNON CASTLE
IN ‘v‘PATRiA” V
V‘AND VIOLA DANA IN
“THE MORTAL, SIN”
‘ TUESDAY

Regent Theatre
Afternoon, Pictures

Lockwood’s Hail
Evening, Pictures
WEDNESDAY

The Triangle Film“ Co.
° Presents ,

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN
“THE AMERICANO" ~

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ome of Best Vaudeville and;
Feature Pictures.

 

' TODAY
”Vie Acts .
Vaudeville
-—and—— {

Fannie Ward in
"WITCHCRAFT"

Si“ MONDAY

orld Presents Carlyle Black-

well andJune Elvidge in

“A SQUARE DEAL”

TUESDAY

itagraph Presents Super
feature With .Earle Williams
“AfRSENE RUPIN’V’
WEDNESDAY

 

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William Desmond in “The
let " at the Regent Saturday

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Desmond appeals in a double r.ole

sell a script at the Thomas H.
plant in Culver City, Cal,

ries of adventures 1'11 and about
tor-e- making. together with remarka-
bllc. views of the enormous lnce plant
Elumdred miles away.

,lhe- drama.

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Mrs Vernon Castle in
The Regent Monday
"l’tttria." the gtent International
serial of romance. adventure and pat-
riotism, released by l’litlle with Mrs.
Vernon Castle as the star, was shown
in the grand ballroom of the Ritz
Carlton Hotel, New York. This was

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‘ Vnrrnugcd i'or,thc 11101111101'11 of the lit-

icrary art and dramatic professions of
the cltV‘, the members of the at 111v and
am y, aeronautic and similar defense
01 gamzat‘lons, I01 the personal friends
or Mrs Ca‘sth1 and for the press.

l The showing at the Ritz was the
most pretentious eVer given a motion
picture. A11 augmented orchestra un-
der the direction of Professor Ar.
unand Vecsey, otthe Ritz-Curllo11.play-
ed the music which has been especial-
ly writtei’i and arranged .by_Prolcssor
Vecsey.

i "Patria" is to be shown at the Re-
1{rent Theatre each week beginning
Monday

‘At the Regent Theatre Monday Viola
Dana in “The Mortal Sin"

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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But then'we’vo all the kinds

there are. Derbies are
coming into their own~aga1n
tho you may find one of our
soft hats more to your taste.
Everything for your head
from sport caps to silk hats.
Yes the new straws are
heading up.

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Iced Bul-
in “The Iced Bullet” new Triangle-
‘Kay Bee d1',111ua which VVill be seen at
the Regent Theatre, tonight, William

first as a scenario writer seeking? to
Inc-e
and second
as hero of his own drama. which he
dreams he sees produced. The early
part of the; picture, dealing with a se—
the _
_ studios. is said to be extremely inter»
estiug and to give many details of pic!

.“The Iced Bullet" gets its odd name
{irom a contrivance used by the villain
of the play within a play to assassi-
Lnute his guardian while he isvts-everal
It is an ingen-
‘lous contrivance, which is finally dis‘
7 hovered and fathomcd by the hero of

"Patria," at work.

gin the hearts of the Irish people, as
'ycl undeveloped!

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Itet‘duy and the show was tliomughly
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Naturals ,

I At the Regent Theatre Thursday, Ap- drowsy and languid It

can. Garth flaw-ll: ma May
‘ was: rm 11'. new
Don't Wait until too late.
Be sure to be initime.
Just 111 time with kidney ills.
Means curing the backache the dir-
ziness,’ the urinary disorders

picture, "Pattie” featuring Nrs. Vet-
non Castleg-the texture picture will be .
Viol Dena in “The Mortal Sin.“ from
the Metro Picture Corporation’s pro-
gram and as does all. the rest of their
pictures brings forth a great business
when shown it looked forward to the
same with this picture on Monday atltrouhles.
this Popular playhouse. Viola Dana Doan’s Kidney Pills
is considered the best star now on the Very purpose.
program of this feature concern and Here is testimony to prove their
special pains are taken ,to make all merit:
her productions as near complete as Hrs; Chas. Fish, 52 Van Zant street;
posfible so it will be almost taken forlEast "Norwalk, says: “About ten
granted that this picture will
good one from that fact alone. so at-' Vne-ys. My backwas a source of con-
tend the Regent on Monday next and slant aches and pains. My kidneys
see Viola Dana in “The Mortal Sin.‘ in ere too frequent in action and I felt
11111111 take
ril 12th For One Night many of Dean‘s Kidney Pills to cure
I The young his]: star, Flake O'Hara. this complaint and i think they are
who comes to the Regent Theatre for a fine medicine]
one night, Thursday. April 121b, in‘ Price 501:, at all dealers. Don't sini-
his new play ‘ ‘11 Heart's Desire.”.plr ask for 'a kidney remedy—get
is a pronounced student of opera, and Dunn s Kidney Pills—dire same that

 

 

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ALE ’I‘HE TROUBLE AND BOTHER

of lightinr vour gas range burned In due way with if your
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.tatlons are that

there is no greater authority to ho
tound in the counlrv lie is a wonder
tt'ul linguist,
ili‘reuch. Gmmau and Spanish while
{completing his musical studies in Eu-
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Musical art has been the slower-11 lo
gdeV-elop VVitii every nationality." the
distinguished Irish tenor says. ”The
inferiority of the opera of late is
caused from the faclr‘tltttt almost all
the compositions have been ltuuied~
made to otdei as it V1919. The +311)?
applies to tho failure of the drama
some of the plays being written al-
most 01111 night Anothet reason and
perhaps the greatest of all to retard
development, is due to the fact that

it. 0111 students neglect the study of
languages or course that is not an
easy task, having been through the
111111 myself, I know something about

it. Many dreary hours I have spent in
Paris. I adrid, Rodin and Rome. but I.

still make use of thc‘lunguagos when-
ever i can. To neglect. them would bc
idiotic. . if it were not for the love of
my native tongue and the Celtic bards.
.1 would never have made it-my life‘s
but have stayed on the opera
stage which was my original intention
after i left li‘uropc‘. America is away
behind- all other courtlries in opera.
but it is gradually taking its rightful
place. The; secret and success of the
opera is not in the thrills and scalar:
but 111* swrct melodies. llft‘rllkt‘ and
11110 to the country and its people
That's one reason why ] sea a suc-
co‘ssl‘ul future for tho Irish opera.
What beautiful melodies. atmosphere
and romance still lies dot-ply hidden

Opera is the high-
est. form of the art of music. To my
young musical friends. I would say go
and hear all the operatic music you
can. if it hopes you perhaps you
don’t understand it. Study it out by
yourself. then 1:0 and hour It again.
‘It is wonderful how appealing and fats.
cinaliug a subject will become, when
you know' liven a little about it The
'morc you know: the gtoalcr the joy it
glVes. By all means study the 11111
{1111th 5. You VV'lll then feel when a
charm the ideas and thought-s them

11 tongue which at one time was for.
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PALACE THEATRE

 

Last Day of Big Vaudeville Program
Wilh Fannie Wird in Para-
mount Picture
Tho last of the Palace Theatre’s
big vaudeville is at hand and expec-
thc house will be
packed for the three showings at 2:15,
7 and 9 o'clock. The program of five
acts is one at the very, best that has
ever been offered in Norwalk. Ask
anyone who has seen it and if you
don’t happen to know someone who

haV lug mastered Italian, ,

those both with musical gift Dust to;
their talent and neglect to cultivate}

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cured Mrs Fish. Foster- Milburu 00., Q
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CITY MARKET

of special interest. With the Lenten
restrictions removed, Manager Col
inns decided upon a Very sttong bill;i
to giVe all who VVished to attend a.
first class show On Monday Carlyle
Blackwell 11nd June Eividgc will he
starred in the World- -I31ady specialtv
"A Square Deal. " Earle Williams will
plaV Vitagraphfs super feature. “Ar-I

freed Bengdictf. :13”: Green, Mrs l"'I"!tir1».~ works will make an address. Lit—
111233111. “1: “0:: “(im- LEE] Jaémwitle Miss D3130)?” will recite and the
1 , . ur on
son of child: ‘
A delightful piano solo VVas renderedl so on or the school M I be

of s cial interest a s
{by Mrs. Earl Simone and Mrs. [rank pe ml 111 piration

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will be show 11 011 \l’edu-ssday. Clara 69 NO’ MAIN 81" lbe carried out at the Sunday School ’
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dances for the \utmcg (‘lubs show 5 Enjoyable Program.

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one of‘ the first at the professional eutertalnmtnt which was held. Theiol 1‘ mm” 111 ”“1 ”Fulfill“ and iii"
idancm's to adopt the rogue of tin was a large attendance 061119. members Sm stomachs by 11 few (10505 0‘ M‘s»
modern dance fad to stagn use during of the organization and their friends Winslow ’ Soothing SYN“ It is :1
hot musnul comedy experienct, and The sketth was a force and intolved positive help to indigestion, ”'6“an
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FAST FREIGHT LINE. TO‘NEW
YORK.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE, inc.

Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
iRiver, New York (foot of Catherine
. {3n every day except Sunday, at 311.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 a. 1'1“' -. ,.

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has, attend the show with the assur-
anoe that money will be refunded it
not entirely satisfactory. In spite of
the bad weather and religious obser-
vances of chsterday.‘ large audiences
were in attendance at the theatre yes-

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today’s show, Fannie Ward will ap—
pear ,in “Witchcraft," a Paramount
teatul-e. -

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