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“Mollie Mine"

HIS SINGING

Night Thursday, April 12“]

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’HARA’S NEW SONGS

“Hearts Desire"

“That’s How the Fairies Came to Ireland”
“Be Sure and Kiss th: Blarney Stone”
0’ HARA S MAGNETISM WILL CAPTIVATE YOU

ENCHAN 1‘ YOU

:1 111-
time since the 111111119111 upheaval in
a cellar. Joining forces with this
lone survivor, Blaze sets1bout estab-
lishlng conditions of peace, righting
the wrongs of the imprisoned oillclals
and generally bringing about a state
of affairs where he can do business
for his company and marry the girl
of his choice.

It is enough to say that ill order to
carry unit this program he has to do
more things than Douglas Fairbanks
has ever done before in five reels of
picture. A pitched battle with tour
Patagonian athletes who endeavor to
squelch him is one of the interesting
features of the picture. “The Ameri-
I’cano" is said to be one of the best
plays, from the standpoint of dramat-
ic action. that Fairbanks has yet had
besides affording him a full oppor-
tunity for the exercise of his unique
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FRICES 25°: 5"c 75c $1001 31-50 AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
Seat sale Starts tOday‘ When asked what his receipt for a
'1 . clever. detective would he after his
- . ‘ ' expelzience ir. rehearsing for whim-
' night. Reserved seats 50c, 75c and (ills—PIS!Vt’l‘fw'rptll'tilllNl"! picture, “The
Regent Theatre ”-011 Handsome souvenir programs 111111111131.” which will be seen at the
__....._. given at the door. Curtain rises Regent Friday. Jack Pickford. who is
1’70"]le at 8315 p. m. starring in this exceptionally thrilling
TODAY l -'":~—-~——-- photop'rty based 011 the great stage
The Triangle Film Co. REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY, success of that name. ‘11-: liarvev .l.
Presents APRIL 12TH (.. -rlggins and Harriet Ford, 'replied,
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Il‘iske O'Hara, under the direction "Some one that has 90 per cent nerve
IN I ”f Augustus Pitou, Will Ilresent his and 10 per cent. blurb—and that will

“ The ,Anrerlcano ”

THURSDAY
Afternoon
Lockwood’s Hall, Evening
HAROLD LOCKWOODIN
“LIFE’S BLIND ALLEY"

FRIDAY

JACK PICKFORD IN
“THE DUMMY"

SATURDAY
The Triangle Film Co.
Press-1151 .
DOROTHY DALTON IN
“CHICKEN CASEY"
' And the First Episode of
HELEN HOLMES IN
“THE RAILROAD

-1lew romantic comedy,

April 12th, written by
illattlle‘vlts. Eler since
young singing-actor's

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plays and specially by the descend
nuts oi’ the'Celttc race. as the tlleal
rlcal event of the season.

oer. In New York at the
Theatre he broke. all box ofllce rec-
ords, Much is the best proof 0! any

pronounced as the best romantic corn-

“Ilis Heart’s rend (’Vt’l‘y
'llesil'c," attire Regent on Thursday
.. the talented his head!"

lauihors, Anna Nichols and Adelaide fully portrayed his own characteriza-
tlle favorite lion of the boy "Barney" who. through
.9. appeared 1'11 inordinate love , of detective slot"
111.: aster in the theatrical firnnunent,
his annllal visit is looked fol'w'ald to 'Blld wins runny laurels—and incident-
'hy all lovers of clean and dignified any five thousand dollars for

The tal—
cnrcd actor-singer is the possessor ol‘
:1 superb rich tenor, voice, beside: 11(1-
ing an actor of unequalled talent. Last
season was the banner one of iris (1111'-
Standard

artist's: DOllularily and success. lie is *‘ Tall”
. heralded again this 90.111011 in wind is 1111911 lou

' "any stage and'o will alone be well

. 'ty’ of good seats yet to be bed, so fill
up the 111.11,... tonight and assist 11‘.

unexpectedly lie in pledged to mur-
1y Mollie llctordlng to the will of his
ingrnndtathcr though he has never
.«vcn her. .‘lollie is quite a spirited
ll'illl girl and l‘tSL‘lllS deeply the
thought of being married to :1 mun not
of her own choice, and d-et 1011111111111 to
avoid him. Lar'r3 frills in love with
ilcl at first sight. Mollie believing
“rt can 3°C1W1u hint to be only the secretary of his
clluul Lord Bu rcst‘ord, and taking the
young lur rt for Larry, whom she has
.nevcr s1: 11 before, falls in love with
ttlle mall she was so determined not
710.1.1111'3', by clever maneuvering‘
keeps up the deception until he wins
abet“ lovc. Running through the en
itire play is another charming ro
lllnnce, that of Norah and Lord Bares-
lford. to the great chagrin of Lady
8 North Main Sl- l Alice O‘Neil Lar’rys aunt, who has
imade up her mind to trap Larry for

her daughter, Norah
Mr. O’Ilarn's tour, as formerly will
~ Ah“ ““ the under the management of Angus
AT "1E IHEAIRE 'tus Pitort which is 11 sufficient guaro
s luntee that the production and cast
{supporting the° young Irish star is as
“THE FIRE BRIGADE" TONIGHT perfect as can be. The popular Irish
star will sing-“the following new soc'lr

 

 

 

 

199: 1111; Cheap 0111!

Buy some Water Glass Egg

Preserver and t some down for‘
next winter. of

preserve 15 doz. Full directions

with each can.

H. A. MEAD

Druggist

So. Norwalk. Ct. .

 

 

 

50 People, Horse's, Fire Apparatu. during the per-:formance "Be Sara
and Firemen in Action on the and Kiss the Blarney S’J'tone “Moi
Stage .. lie Mine," “’ncarts Desire.” and

“That‘s How the Fairies Came to Ire.-
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The splendid company suollol‘ling
Mr. O’Hara'includes Pir'e Bush, J.
P. Sullivan. Wm. 'r. Sheeban, .1. 11.
Miller, Patricia. Clary. ' Elizabeth
Paige, Lisle Leigh and 1.1111 Ripley.

The great spectacular fire play.
“The Fire. Brigade,” with fifty people
in the cast, horses, tire appa‘taturr and
firemen in action 'on the stage, will
be the attraction at Hoyt's "Theatre
tonight, as 1. benefit to bid Well Hook
it; Ladder 00. No. 1, under lire-man.
ageplent and direction of Capt. Har: , .
1y lleLong of New York city, and DWQE” Falrbanks “The Amer:-
promises a nevening of great enjoy- cane/lat the ”We“ Tonight
111e11t.This is the second perform- "The Americana," in which Douglas
once of this fire play in South Nor— Fairbanks will be seen as'th'e. star at
walk Wltltlll‘hllleul‘lafilll ten‘years for the Regent Theatre tonight inn splay
the truck cornnitlly, and the produc- of stirring ad1enture in 11 South
lion tonight, in the bands of the really American country, upset by a revolu.
clover 10ml “talentiln the play. will lion, '

(chose the previous one from every Fairbankspf course, is in the cen-
stuge standpoint. 'Thewpriuclpal ten- ter of things. Iie‘r‘i‘ppenrs as Blaze
turehvill he the great tire scene, with Derringer. the play having beenlundc
Ills thrilling life hot teen. horses.,flre trornfthe' novel of that name'by Eu-
Hllllnraius and linemen dashing clothe gene R Lyle Jr. Blaze'gocs to the
aim" at the sound of 1:1; 111mm, and Republic of Patagonia to represent
going W11 action as though fighting a some Aroerlcau mining Interests The
real rim in the. street, callfig out the principal reason Why llB'llllllBl'MkQS
full slrl'm'tll of ille‘sccmnanv, pro: the commisSion is that he 11.... had a
reacting the INI t. impressive and real- glimpse in New York of the beautiful
latte single and will alone be well dauqhter 6f the president of em-
some and is exceedingly 111.311.1111 of
11'.» further- ecu dietetic «On 11:11 or-
rival in the? countryih‘ ii the pres“

 

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worth the price of admission. Pleh:

 
 

telegralll within‘ar‘gbt un—
, dcr whatever pretext first-comes into
Mr. Pickford 1121': fall ll.-

ics, turns out to be a real detective

him-
self

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PALACE TH EATRE TODAY

Clara Kimball Young in “Hearts
Attic" ls/a Thrilling World-
Brady Feature
When you want. to be thrilled, when
you want to'bc excited ll) the intro
play of startling situations, Iltll'l'OW
11111] throbbing sensations,
“out to be onllllullv’ed by
a fascinating lovo story and entranced

RAIDERS" 11.11; elor written, lullnlllllflll 1111 the by tho llt‘llllly of a star sec “Hearts

""" . role of lllt‘ dashing yollllt’. lrllxllllll|u~ .'\fll1‘-" Ill the Palace Theatre today.

SPECIAL ltll'l‘y O'Neil—4:: just :1 part wherein This splendid tllnl play will thrill
ANNOUNCEMENT ”10 distinguished 111"i:1l is best suited 3'11u.int:-1'-.-.:t you and entertain you

The First Three Days Next for displaying his talrnt, The play is tllll‘llll“ owl'y lllolllcllt that it is being
.Week brimming over with sparkling “It lllb‘fii’lllt‘d 1111 the screen. This: pic-

7—Big Star Acts—7 \ nnd extrelnclydnnlly situations, The turn play has fivtrrytllng that you

a llllolc story bruit around Lar'rv ONcil 11'11nt.ltn1~1vt’fill”ii and you pill

- VAUDEVILLE is sweet and 'rcfneehing. iic arrives be cllurlncd and delighted by the
And Plume}; at Popular :11. the home of Mollie \lctl arty quite be 11113 and artistry of (‘lurn Kimball
Puccs ' 31111111: the. slur in the production.

Based on the book "llflnrts in Exile.”

written bl lolln Oxenbnm and dru-V
nlallznd by Owen Davis, thin uttering
is .1 great credit to the Clara Kimball
loung 8111 "we World Pictures, by
whom this pictllrtl is released.

PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY
New Vaudeville Program Will Be Of
fered With Paramount Pic. l
lure Feature

Another high class vaudeville hill
corner-1 to the l’lllllo.1 Tlleutl'c tomor-
row. beginning with the. matinee The
program is 11': usual of file. acts, but
that is the only feature about the
show. for the nets selected by Mona
gar A. .1. Collins are far above the
ordinary and will
please Norwalkers.‘ In addition to the
vaudeville Owen Moore and Marguer-
ite Courtot will be starred in
Kiss." 11 Paramount feature pictune.
Owen Moore, in private life, husband
or the holed Mary Pickford, is widely
known as a screen star and with Miss
Courtot and the able supporting com-
pany, an exceptional presentation of
the feature. is given ' I

 

, Palace

‘ Home of Best Vaudeville‘and
Feature Pictures. '

7.“.

TODAY ‘
World-“Brady Corp: Rresmts
_ CLARA 'KIhiB‘ALL‘ YQUNG
k gin—i I N ' . V
"rtEAR'rs Arms"

THURSDAY ,

Five lists
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North Main street.

nastiestlonnhly ' '

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pet-romances at
c. a. MMMQ operétta "Pan’-
dora" under the direction of Ethel
Virgin O'Neil It Hoyt's Theatre,
South Norwalk on Friday evening
April 87th and Saturday matineel
April 28th, promises to be one of thel

- most brilliant musical events of the

season. The list of patrons and pat

tronesses comprises some of the besti
known resident? of this city and‘
vicinity as wallet1 8 number of pro-j
minent New York artists who are in;

tercsted in the production which willl

be the first one, in this section. AM
though the. operetta has been popular
all over the United States ever since:
the score was published it remainedl
for South Norwalk to achieve the
honor of the first Eastern 'pel'for-V
nlance. ;
The first stage rellearsal is set for

next Saturday afternoon at the their-

tre with orchestra, chorus 11.. . solo-
ists under the direction of the corn,
poker and with Mrs. O'Neil as‘coach
and stage manager- Miss Katherine
Vilcy of New York will sing the title
role and is not only an accomplished
actress and singer but a young woman
of remarkable beauty and vivacious-
nes's ,’i‘he rest of the cast will be ad
equate willie the chorus of children
from local schools and the special

Greek dances by Miss Borllce Weld,
and her- 'pupila will be an added attrac.

ttoll. "Pandora" is not particularly a

childrens' opcretta in the ordinary
term, but till Operetta which typifies
the golden ago 0! youth and therefore
of great interest to adults as well as
children. The story is founded on
1v......1.n.-nu "'rlm Pm-adlsp‘ of (1111111-
rell" from his “Wonder Book." A re
llelll'snl, of all wishing to 11111.1 part
will be‘ held Thursday at :;.:51.11. 111..
at 11m Studwelf” Plano 3111111111 1y.

RECITALS 'BY HADFIELD

Speaking of the recitals given by
Henry J. Hadfleld, the noted English
actor who will appear nt the Palace
Theatre. Monday April ltitll, under
the auspices of the Women's Visiting _
Board ottllc Noru'nlk Hospital, the
..os Angelou “'l‘lmes," 111111 the Pneu-
dena, Cal. "Star-New'.:“ rcrnork as fol-
lows: '

L112: .tngclcr: "'l‘inlcs.” .
“Mr. llndficld gave the it’lltlllli’fi ill
cesium:- and it was 111: ii“ the: porrrn'l

themselves had come to life. and
speech-ch put himself so completely
into the spirit of the poem, that each
11115 11 vivid lining picture"

1 treatment of tuberculosis:

no 1111111 scholarly and delightfully

interesting. In each 6! the dramatic in- ‘

tarpretations there was not. only the

fine work of the artist as such. but
rare intellectual insight and sympathy "'-

marked Mr. Hadfield' a work.

.—

NORWAUI DISPENSARY
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lalndl (”alert for S‘l’l 11?.ti1ni~;:”'sell_t to
1 I )0

Sanatrl'ium ill 5:7:i1>lton live for
milk. .391:
foodp clothing and medicine hale been
enrolled to those p'llll'rlls 11110 were
in need ll might be of interest to
state that ill ten years.
our) has taken car: of 5368,patients.
The importance or a District Nurse
was clearly demonstrated during the
past. summer, when the epidemic of
infantile pzllalysis, so prevalent

throughout the country, made is 11p- '

poarance in our cilv. it 11-1: our
pleasure and, Ill’l'.ilt‘f‘t= to lurdilltl the
city with the sel'lires of a conlrltten‘
nurse .who so ably assisted the health
officials ill their work, 111:11 Nor'w'allr

t‘SCWPd-Wllll lower carcslhnn all) ‘ OWN’
city ill our state. .1?

In looking back over the 3'car'1- :3 7
work we 1'1‘:lli:.1- that the l)1’:.:pensar,1 \ d E cal. fully m “ fl
is greatly indebted to many sources :3 LOIiSi er ery 8 s a 'E'
of CO'Opi'l‘.l.ll(ll and help. To ou'

 

r'cguiul .1lim1- to thee:- who
ll'lle 1111s slated ill the sale of ill" lied

(loss seals dur1ng the holiday sea:

son, to A. J. Collins,
l’alucc tllultrc, and 53:11:1111'l J. Kon-
toz'. ol' the Regent theatre, for the
ccullcslrr: of their houses granted to
us during the sale oi the stamps to
the press, todhc pl.1~111.11.; who haw"
111111 110 faithful ill perlm'llling their

Manager of th"

duties, and, in fact to all not par'licu

lar'ly mentioned who in any way help
1d the cause, we extend our' sinccr
thanks. ‘

The following tritium-11 were l'ewr'let't-l
ed for the year 1917:

President—Mrs. I... C. Bolts.

First Vicel’rcsidcnl~-Mrs.
Itaur.

Second l’icc-I’rcsli‘lculw
Ii, Bl'illgron.
Secretory =~ Mrs. ‘W.
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rhr- pent-lo 111' this state are ill facet"
of .1 lullllnvlcialixcd Sabbath. and I
hope one will not b" legalized.

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Milli! 3111111110

1 Grandma’s Sage Tea Recipe
“ heavy tea,
added, will turn gray. 's'treaked and
:faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri-

; phur rccipelnt home, though, is [trou-
» bleson‘lc. All easier way is to get the

].the addition
gccetlng about 50 centl a large bottle“

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, this through your 1.1.11.
. '1-;..f-'11 “ll"“l’l. "t a. time;.
- "all gray hair: have disappeared; After
‘ , »’..:1n111er appllration ortwo your hair
”sllcconles' hearititull

The l'lcsllufi- '. .1., 1'ce‘511'1t by the
'lrlltlt' will: ll '1'1 11" 'l wcoi' 'l‘hu'rsdrtyi
11, noon fo- i" 1111.11.11 than I

(lpllir Chapter- LOrrler of that
EEnniern Slur will hold a. meeting til-l
ini'dll. A supper will he served in. the.
‘brtthuct room :11 6:45 o'clock.

\‘Vd

17111l1'1l gained recmlts'
‘l'li‘lllllv yesterday. om- twenty-three
ijrlillcd at the downioll'n recruiting
“elation and 11 large number ."oined up-
town. Nol‘wall; will soon reach the
500 mark.

The Home

These children have been perfect in
"Mundane" 111 the Over ltlvcr school
for the winter term: ‘

K‘ndcrgn r:elr—~»Alfrml ("oggsweIL

(trade IH—T-lnnchc Craig, Robert
(are , 1110"!) Rnhlt‘.

Grade IV .—~J:1ck Br3 cc Harry Pap
etc, John .,l.ongllricco,‘ Josie Long-
Caney, Mabelle Ken-
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Grand Béneflt.
Return E
HOYT’S THEAT ,
Wednesday Even 1 ,
April 112b,!
The Great Spectac "
Play» ,7
“Tl-IE F1 RE BRIGA
re. tropic Ila'rly Do
"A strum: ploy, portray;
{my thrilling scones. '
limits in the life of all
Fireman." . .,
SEE«—Tllw flirt-“at. '1“er Scan
Thrilling; Lilo Net. Leap. ' ” ‘
Fire Apparatus: and Fire 1. 2
lien on . airlgo' '
Reserved ..1-.c.ts- while. 'lfic‘d
Seal sole opens at t a
box nfise 11:1 Nohfluy
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DARKEN Bill Hill

Bring Back its Color and Lustre With‘

 

I Common garden sage‘hrewed into a
with sulphur and alcohol

 

:lnt. Mlxlngihe S..gc '1‘-co and Sul-

7-:zrdy-‘to-usc preparation improved by
of other ingredients.

 

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at drug stores, known as 3
thus;

Sage and Sulphur- Compound."
avoiding a lot of muss.

we all desire to retain our youthful

taking one
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Appearance and attractiveness. By
darkening your hair with Wyeth’a _ V. I, _ ., 7
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no and tin BEST? EYE S
can tell, because it does it. so natural. ' “ »
lv, so evenly. Yen just; dampen a 5 use mil 9
' dogs or soft brush With it and draw . m-