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Thursday, April 12111
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 OHARA’S NEW SONGS
the Fairies Came to Ireland”
“Be Sure and Kiss tha. Blarney Stone’
0’ HARA’S MAGNETISM WILL CAPTIVATE YOU
HIS SINGING ENCHANT YOU -
. . . . . ...... 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
Seat sale starts today. "
“Hearts ‘Desire"
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Regent Theatre
TOMORROW
JACK PICKFORD IN
“THE DUMMY"
SATURDAY
The Triangle Film Co.
Presents
DOROTHY DALTON IN
“CHICKEN CASEY"
And the First Episode of
HELEN HOLMES IN
“THE RAILROAD
’ RAIDERS"
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Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday oifil‘lext
Week
Mammoth Program of
, BigStarACts?
lander/tile
And Feature Pictures at
Popular Prices
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An lot-atricw With Fiskc O‘Hara w
By Mary Clary
Charity lrclzins 11.1 home, At least
Fisko «'1'll;11‘:1’< 1‘h1113'y does That
of his 1i1:‘.~‘111li1‘ ; he” has others,
but this p."i1li1111.11 one is his pot. ”is
country l11.1.n11‘,C1‘11gl1 D1111‘:1gh, is sit-
tnticd 1:1 111 1i.» cur-1 11111111~,1‘sq11o
ports o" ("111111111i1-111. 1-t1111plrtc own
to tho bountiful lake. :11 the foot of
the, garden. And l‘lowr-zs. wonderful
1mm, t‘t'cl‘ytlllllti’ is there. to
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It was into afternoon ‘when l .1112
rivrd :11 (Hugh Dorms: 'l‘hcy 11:11]
lmcn crpct‘lllilz 1110. for big rid-.11; -‘.1r
11101 1111‘ :11'1l11- littli- stallion :nnl ultrzr
a wonvlr‘rl‘ul ride through long. shod-
1.:d. cool mods. l\‘l‘ drcw‘ up before his
place. ‘
“Hello. thm‘i‘!‘
shouted some one
in 11 bit: friendly tone. 11nd coming
inward 1111- “he a man in overalls,
carrying garden 'spadc. When we
were close enough for me to see. his
face, i uliscovcrcd it was Flake
O'l-lnrn, the master of the estate and
not the gardener as i had first
11101111111. Now can you infngino, ll‘iske
01111111 the lrisb star, whom you have
always seen in the {host beautiful and
costly costtnnes. in overalls? ' Girl‘s
don't you envy me? It was a revels.
iionf The first time oreralls evor
seemed an attractive article of wear-
lug apparel to me. He offered no ex-
cuse; 1111‘ which I admired him. be.-
.vond saying. “he hecn working in the
gztrdcn." “Flowers?” said I._ “No in-
deed, potatoes." he said. My face
ll
must. have had lhe‘blankest vexpro-s- .
’ sion in the world, for he laughed and
went. on to expllilli that potatoes vere
one of his special hobbies. “D. you
like the-1n no 11111111?" I inquired. ”Nev-
cr eat them." he replied. “Well, what
is tire big idea. then? if you don't
0:11 them. do you sell them?" and I
razed around 1111‘ at. the wonderful
11111-110113. and lovely house, and won-
dered just why he should raise pota-
toes for market. You can well 111111.:-
inl‘ l was puzzlvd. "No.1 don't ‘sell
“them.” Raising potatoes. to neither
sell nor eat. 1' was heglnuingl‘
' «“‘(gt‘tflll‘itlillt‘s of genius. “No," con-
tinued ‘hlr. ()‘llar‘d. "i do not sell
‘. them! 1 misc them for my children.”
Again 1 was s.:11r::-1‘1‘.<,ed. i told him i
dill 'iibt.‘ know .111: had any children
f‘WelI . haven't any of my own You
knee, I plant potatoes over} your to
‘ ,gi'vc to the little kiddiesin and about
: 'W’York to sort or keep the wolf
‘ way from the door. .1 call them 1111
-liltl(llt‘H,
toes can do an awful lot of real good
“l 011 know how' the different.
churches and afew piwivateindividuals
lime to poor families?" I told him I
had heard of such things. “Well," he
continued, “l went. slu'mniing one
(‘lnistmus eve some years ago, with
some friends of mine who had bre-
parcd a few baskets for some fami
lies who were in absolute need of
food. So few of us ever come in con
tact with the real deservuigpoor. One
of the. families had six little children.
The father had .been out of work
through illness for months. There
was no money for the burest articles
of food. niuch lesstho toys and dull-
caries children look forward to at
Yule time. Their little. plotted the..."
lightened up at the. sight of the bus-
k-ets. undiscl 1111‘ to thinking. What
in 1110 world would they do for more
when this supply was exhausted?
That old worn and much used phrase
kept running through my brain.
t‘hmitx begins at l10111e'-‘~~1.l1111ity bo-
gins 111 1101110] Now illitl we: not
running through my head for nothing:
it gave nu- un idea. i would make
(lint‘ity b-L‘gin :11 home. not in the
sen. 1- 111111111 and intended by the e1 11-
11;‘li(,‘t‘. but literally. \t 111) (01111111'
home in (‘1‘1ttnoclicul l lnul turns of
lyinu idle. on which l could
potntocs, to give to the liltl.1
not only nrgund Christmas
time. but during the long: winter
months. long after the (‘bristmns 311“"
ill 11d,
hill?“
it won I‘oruotttn. when llll' little chil-
‘drcu
to ‘
think i had slur bled Witlll‘mit? of the:
1111111‘ishnw111 hot .115
it is not lorlhcutn-
needed
much, 11nd when
5111:, 11s on the 25111 of l‘wcmnhor. And
:0 each your 1 plant potatoes and
look utter them myself. And you
know. they 11101111 more to 111-: 1111111 all
my wonderful flowers and costly
plants. l ionlly get more hnpplnusf
honing my potnto potthcs 11nd think
iv: 01' the good it is going to do 111‘ 1n
legal and unwilecta e contractual!!!
exorbitant mam’ rates of com-
mission and when ”they asked for a
conference with the Vaudeville Mann-
gers’ Protective Association to ad-
just some of these wrongs this vaude-
ville truet refused to meet them in
conference and immediate]? proceed-
ed to put them on the blacklist. there-
by denying them the right to earn a
living yr their profession So the 1’1!-
cvitalt‘e_ strike was forced unon them.
The White Rats Actors' Union Road
Show are organized for the purpose
of raising funds to fight this vaude-
ville trust and to support the actor:
that w ere forced to strike in 0rd
li\'.e These shows deserve the. patron-
age and support of every fair minded
person who believes in justice. The
Rat's Actors Union Show that opens
at the Regent Theatre for three days,
commencinE‘ Monday, has many
unique features, among them being
Bob T‘p and Co.. and the wonderful
dog. Kelly and Drake, a great danc— the audience
The plot of the "\v was excellent
‘wl was mmtmented bv bits of humor
which added attraction to the pin)
ing and so 111mg act, The ()rpheum
(‘onicdy Foul (inssy sintrers. Walsh,
Lynth & Co, who present their com-
cdv 11. “Alone the. Erie." which al-
the some ought to happen heie in
Norwalk next week and the greatest
aerialle is in the world l‘e‘mnre and
Lee end others which inukcs this bill
as good as any bill gntlmv lovethcr
in any vauletille
the country and surely will be a treat
for Nm‘walk to witness and the pric-
es will be 11011111111
pocket book of all.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
New Vaudeville Prom-Pm With Para-
mount Feature Pictures Makes
Attractive Bill
The Palace Theatre today otters th?1
trim of the post-1‘ aster non-2011 s vaude-
ville hills 1nd in callinst "nccioi at‘t‘n-
lion in it. it may be sold that no bet-
ter show has ever bout booked. A
large number of people huvim; dis-
pensed with entertoirmu‘nt durin‘r the
l 1 11.11111 :r‘rson 1111i doulr‘ms (1"..“1pviil
oh‘ciing in the \“audc\lllc line. will
find in this w‘e1=‘k»1‘1‘1l"2 "ill live acts
in oven w':1\' equal ‘0 l-vn‘u‘lhtion‘i.
Al. 11‘.1:1 1‘ t‘ollinr, appreciation the in-
11‘1‘1‘1‘1 llwt’iht‘ lll 1t tiller Lent SliflW
would 11“1.\t.-,“‘ptp.11:111~1l the best possi
11'“ with tho result that for the. next
tin-1‘0 days Norwnlkrrs alto-idiot: the
l’ul:‘(‘|‘ 111 ‘v lli‘ 1‘11"" 11' '1 bill wi‘h :1
tunnel-buck punri“ll‘-1‘. in addition
to the 1,1udvvill1‘ today (iw‘t‘n Monro
11nd .\l:1r1:111“‘i11‘ t‘ou“lot \"l‘l ploy l"‘l‘-
111111111111“: feature. “The Kiel." This.
1‘) 1111 1111111111121! picture.
orntn PALACE PICTURES
Ann Pennington. Robert Warw’ck and
Peggy Hylond in Coming At-
tractionl
l‘nlou‘ phvlnro‘ :‘lt“‘ll"ll‘l‘~: rm- 11w
ne\t lew du‘ys inltodncl‘ «Mort-l .‘al‘lr‘l
in l’cnturcs that ilit‘ of 11111111111] merit
till llil‘ (lLlllll' llllilL'h pill together I. on ht‘llill'f'll‘} Vm‘umqw‘ " ill "'"""‘l
"lint why-did you hnppr-n to ‘;=pt‘(‘l'dl- A1111 Pennington in “The Rainbow
its in willie potatoes.“ i asked. ,“l l‘t'i111c1‘114"'l‘be \‘orld llrndv cont
11111 1111 ll‘lsh star.“ he replied “why
shouldn't l favor the irish potato?
You know,“ he said with 11 twinkle
in his 0308‘. "we li‘ish n‘.~“.u l stick to.-
geihcr."
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
Jnck Pickford, talented young bro-
ther of 1111- famous Mary Pickford.
who is the star in “The Dummy," the
latest Famous Plny-ers-Pnrmnounl pic-
ture will be seen at the Regent to-
mori‘ow. “The Dummy" is an udapta
tion. of the well known phiy of that
name, and affords luck Pickford a
chance for tho inimitable touches of
humor and real boy-life. of which ho
is past muster. Those- who saw him
as "William,“ hero of the photopluy
adaptation of Booth Tat‘kinntons
celebrated novel, “Seventeen," and
as “Pip." in Dickcnsj “Great Expec-
tations," will remember his. work with
pleasure. and in “The Dummy}- he
has excelled even these records. .
Dorothy Dalton in “Chicken Casey,"
At The Regent Saturday
Charles Gunn, recently engaged by
the Thomas H. ince. studies as leading
man and last seen as the Austrian 11111
our in the Child Williams play. “Three
of Many." has
kind of part in “Chicken Casey." the
new Dorothy Dalton-Triangle produc-
tion. He is seen as n fiction writer of
New Emlnnd lineage, whose ideas of
the: conventions are "sadly 111111-1111
'Miss Dalton in her ofinrts to convince
i1'1n that'she' can play 11 gar-minerals
"“‘w’h he has written.
Regent Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
nesdny of cht Week
1111s 11 well known fact
and actie‘sses are alwnvs the
first to offer thzir services free in ev-
on emergency and calamity in order
to rise funds for stricken communi-
11111111111; have all seen the players
111111 the chorus girl to the star volo
VEI‘V
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timrs outnumbered every year- 'in all
‘pnits of the country f 1‘. some worthy
cause even to selling newspa drs on
an entirely different.
that. actors I
puny will sun Robert W ‘Ir‘wirk in “\
Gill's lrollx" which plow-1 tlu‘ l'slum
Monday and on T111“ dov M1111: bloc-
:Ilitl l’l‘lX'IV ll 'l"'\I\ will n‘vu
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ow‘ii MONEY
SAN FRANCiSCO‘. (.‘11l.. April 12-
Whenever Charles E ‘.nlll‘r more
night janitor at the l'niicd State
mini hcrc 1111-11111 :1 l"1‘o 'xt‘
change he would no‘ thin the 111m"
prose 1‘.oo111 Feller: ll «h‘ 11cm (‘11 still!
today, put 11 little Slthl' into the mol
and 111.1110 11 f1‘\\'l1“‘1i 1 “1"“. it?” .
was turested by 11 Sccrrt Sr‘rvlr“i
operative, who had been detailed t'
llerlnott
the \‘llirrnph liluc
“intrigue."
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Feature Pietures.
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World-Brady Corp. PreS‘ntsi
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The smallgquautlly of silver token
3"” not missed “film” he made. Vega. Miss Helen Scully, Robert Mar
money, the officer: said, every night. ton Edward Solau, and Hamid Smltl
He had been in the Government set-i Tendel‘d their ”an“ m “15 play i’
vice for twenty-three years.
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wnyton avenue houseboat have been
spending several days in New York.
Contractor William 3' ‘Doland is en furnished by Howard Finch and Mrs
gaged in decorating the residence of Kitty DeLung. At all times
H. M. Blodgett at Tokmelte.
lllll A8 Will Alllllill
(Continued tron first page.)
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bou‘“ tinouabout her by an hunt to be r‘i‘mn to Dot
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tul, and later as the lover and pro
tecton- of '.Dot could not be surpa'ssed
Miss Alice Spian, Miss Adeien
fine style and proved that they but
much skill in the art of presentation.
im Miss Alice S. Foley, skillfully pro
d. Mi‘s. M. M. Doty, 0f the MM trai ed the part of Dot grown up. Slit
“ sented her part with judgment
The comic relief of the drama was
durin
the play the attention oi the audienc
l|was contend on them and many a
Il1e111‘ty'zui:.:h was due
lircscnttion. M1. Fl‘ch played it tht
role oi Patrick 0‘ Flalierty, a fireman
and Mis. D‘Long 11s “TheM erry Wid
ow,” '\\i.iow McGowm both parts.
being. Ollie 15.11112.
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1 With the Old Mathine" was sung by
'lloward Fizch 11nd thorns and was
; lvceivcd with much applause.
Splan were autistic featuresl Doolcy’ ' mode the hit of the evening.
e enthusiastic.1lly received by "" "‘“' h‘ “‘5“ lie
Miss Mildred Lot“
llndlos. They were assisted by a
chorus oi mule voices. A. gale, of
laughter was let loos.- v.‘ht~11 Edward
'llartram 511111.; ‘1)‘1, What Lovely
Dream." Miss Advil-11:1 V110 and Eel
ward Spian rob-lewd 11 duct cntitled:
W opens at, the home of Wid-
at which Mrs. Edith.
The cast .of (linrtl‘trri. synopsis of
Fist 01 Characters.
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1" 1 (51')
was well versed in slagccraft and pre- .
their skillful -:.
. was gh’cn by Min. Ad1l1-1.21 Vega in 3"
"Kitty.
11 11 nonzbtvt‘ty and
both very young '
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electrical service. -
the work was started.
a big job. It's easy.
the completion of the
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house:
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. VANILLA ‘.‘-.2 ALN UTS
AN ASSORTMENT OF DELICIOUS SWEETS
1 1211151.- every palate. Real juicy iru‘tr.‘ r1111! cris ‘9 nuts,
in pure cream with as fine chomlate coating as can be 111311-. ‘
‘ You cannot buy better ch03 slates ‘1': do; per pound anywhere.
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It will surprise you to know how‘dittle dis-
turbance is made in writing your home for
Your ‘frie nds will tell you the wiremen
leave the house in as good a condition as when
There will be. no tearing up the floors, no
re—papering, no mutilation of the plaster. The
wires are “fished" between the walls. It isn’t. ..
Then there’s no difficulty about the pay-
ment. We pay the connector. in ‘t'ull upon
twelve months in which to repay us.
For a limited time we are dieting to con-
tribute an amount equivalent to four months’
lighting bills towards the'cost of wiring old
located on our existing lines. We also
furnish free Mazda lamps. I
Let us give you an‘estimate oi the cost of
Wiring your home. The low cost will surprise
The UniledEieetricLight
and Water ’ Co
work, and you have
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"Pape's‘ Diapcpsln" Fixes Sour, Gas--
sy, Upset Stomach: in Five
Minutes
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bother. If your stomach is in a. Ila—1
roll; it sick, gassy‘ and upset, and
what. you just ate huts fermented and"
turned sour; head dizzy and aches;
belch gases .md acids and cruciate
und gc ted fond: breath foul, lonzue
coated—just take a little Pope's Dia-
pepillll to neutralize acidity and in five
minutes von wonder what- became. of
1.11‘ indigestion and distress.
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pepsin, which costs only fifty‘otlnla.
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We have Glasses .
on thir kilns.
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the best methods of mee‘
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Norwalk Chronicler