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TONIGHT
'Jacx PICKFORD IN
“THE DUMMY”
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,_'IYOMORROW, SATURDAY
1 The Triangle Film Co.
Presents ‘
DOROTHY DALTON IN
“CHICKEN CASEY"
‘And the First Episode of
HELEN HOLMES IN
“.T HE RAILROAD
RAIDERS”
separate manager decides what he
can pay for his entire bill for the
then die Booking agency selects the
acts in order to show a pro'fit
can be secured within the managers'
salary limit. This does not apply in
connection with the “White :Rats 'Ac-
tors' Union Road Shows" as the man-
rigors of theatres have nothing to do
with the salaries. “The White Rats
Actor's Union Road Shows". and the
theatre managers devide the 10129.] res
ceipts on a percentage basis. The
actors' share is used to defray ex-
penses for the maintaining of the
"White Rats Actors' Union" 'strilte
against the vaudeville trust. In this
v ay a stronger and more expensive
{show than any manager could possi-
bly afford is brought to your city. All
the acts of this company are'what ,l‘s
:known as “Star Acts,” therefore, re-
ceive large salaries. and no theatre
'at popular prices could possiblyafford
to pay or play such a big show, so
the public can readily understand that
by thousands of loyal actors sactiiic-
ing their salaries for their lcause. it
,is possible to play this big show at
Iplices usually paid for a third Irate
show A visit to the Regent Thelltre
Monday will show an exceptionally
strong bill arranged along these lines,
consisting of Walsh Lynch & Co.. pre-
senting “Along the Erie," Don Overv
bolt and the Young sistersp
ville' s daintiest dancing trio. Bob Tip
it 00.. featuring Tip the gre'h'test dog
,livlng. the Orpheum Comedy Four, the
greatest singing quartette travelling
today and others.
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Finalists Vaudeville
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ANN PENN‘INGTON IN
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. I.Al New Episode of Charles
' lRichLIan and Dorthy Kelly
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Doggy {{yland and Marc .
MacDermott' 1n
“INTRIGUE”
I A Vitag'raph Blue Ribbon
Feature
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“I! Show of Vaudeville and Picturell _‘ ——-———
Presented Three Times Today i COMMENTS ON COUNCIL “—
The Palace Theatre is offering an' MEETING
‘cxceptlonal program of vaudeville. Editor Eveulng Sentinel:
"the bill through the five acts from Reading In your paper the report
op to bottom furnishes a riot of good of the council meeting held last 1‘11. 1
ntertuimnenl, and the. hundreds ofI‘ day evening, I note that in the 0|)?u-
. orwaikers who have already witness-'11!!! of Mnyot Hurstrom‘s rema1ks,
ed the show will unqualifiedly testl- concerning the letter ot'Conunission-
Iry to this Willi selected song num- or llalch. the mayox said he “as am-
!bers, comedy chattc1,a clever and 11p- .ry that Mr. ilatch 11.111 not present, as
eallng sketch the bill is complete 'Ihe had a personal matter to take up
.111 addition to the vaudeville today, with him
ml Pennington Will play Paramount' :1
~' feature, “The Rainbow Plincess." The Mr. Hatch pleviousiy told the mayor
shows will be 8.1.2 :15, 7 and 9 o'clbckIho would be at the council meeting
‘ oday and all 1/111 be complete pro on Tuesday evening. Mr. Hatch was
stun. lplcaeml and 1111s seated in front of the
' '1n11yor from 8 o'clock until 10:30 11.
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I After waiting tw-o and one half
{Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature and hours, Mr. Hatch left the council
New Episode of “The Secret room. going out with one or 1110 gen-
Kingdom" 1191111311.
011 Tuesday IDorothy Kelly and; Alter the,departure of Mr. Hatch
hurles Richmond Will appear M ”19- the mayor launched his comments
since Theatre in a new episode of about the letterthut Mr. Hatch had
I. 0 Secret Iii-lhgdom" The Serial published l'cul readers can draw
~ as a ‘lracted the widest attention
d is being much enjoyed by all who
re following it It should be borne'
n mind that each episode is a com
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Illness of the mayor‘s procedure.
The mayor did not controvert any
fact. that Mr. Hatch stated merely
certainverbul resolution. This perli
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CHILDREN Nil]
“intrigue"
Petite and charming Peggy Hyland
comes more delightful than ever as,
American girl, Peggy Dare: in:
trlguo,“ the Vitagraph Blue Rib-
on feature which is the attraction
the Palace Theatre on Tuesday.
lss Hyland' has a number of
nos with little Bobby Connelly.
0 plays the role of the Grand Duke
"11 her naive manner is more pro-
nced than ever. She seems to for
herself in her interest in the little
law and throughout the five reels
» the story is truly delightful and
eshing. '
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Mothers Are Careless
Children are not to blame when
cross, feverish, not eating right, sleep-
less, nervous and all out of sorts: It
mothers are on the job and notice the
little danger signals, they will find
lthe Tongue coated and the breath hot
land had, a sure sign of overworked
M important feature of the “White and loaded acid stomachs, indigestion
tsActors' Uuion Road Shows" and and clogged intestines.
:80]! should be of great intenest to This conu‘uon can be stopped in
”3091‘“! “5 that “0 act 0“ these new hours with a good dose of a sim
receives ‘1 stipulated 8318711 To pie old remedy that has been handed
4 down for generations in thousands of"
families, "Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing
Syrup.” a harmless but sure laxative
which a mother worked out and used
.for her children and grandchildren.
‘Like all good. things which have small
beginnings it spread to all the neigng
bors and still it grew until now you
can get it in any good drug store in‘
ltllo world.
Millions of mothers today swear by.
"‘Mrs. Winslow s soothing Syrup" and
the children love it .“they like the:
ens and cleanses their sour little
stomachs gently and thoroughly.
'mother, go to your drugglst and got
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at booting vaudeville theatr'es’ Mil .
week in order to show a profit. And
that _
vaude- ‘
qribbled oyer the understanding of a,
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Give the little ones a cllW(
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Monday -TueSday- Wednesday, April 16.17.18
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"“Comenv FOUR
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WEEKLY and ' THEYOUN‘I‘ SISTER MAX'LINDER
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’7; I Dancing Duo Two SHOWS DAILY Dancin; Trio b
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Q ' Comedy Variety Act cheatefl Q’s-"Eng“
lz' ' ' Featuring STAR ACTS STAR ACTS LMgRE & LEE
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“TIP"
I1. . . . - Matinee-All Seats 200 A Study in Black. and
II 1 The Greatest Dog Livmg 7 . Pr'OGSEyenfng.1sc, 250,306 7 White
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nent question here presents itself: its orders and caused its loss or trade.
Why should the mayor. who insists
that all resolutions offered by the,
councilman and committee shall be;
presented in writing. violate his own
rulings by presenting a verbal resolu-
tion and have it voted on and leave
the city clerk to put it on record ac-lé When Old Sol sinks to rest tonight
cording to his own interpretationljlho Passover will be at an end. The
Mr. Hatch is well known throughout ,‘l‘assowr this year has been the great
the community; his endeavors in all 1‘st and most jubilant in the history or
public .w'orlt have: but one purpose. Jewry since the 1111111111 oi the Jews
that being the best interest of the flonlll‘gypt and the lilting of the
1111' illlll'flll' tho \l‘t'll'lll‘t' «11' the 1M 11 -111.Iy'|)li1'11 1:11:11. 111st owning 111 8
pic It is 111111 1le 11111 Ibis 1-1111: " .l; I‘: . 111‘ up 1'1 11:11:-
statement does not how :1 llllll’t‘l. 11 11111 around 1111- l‘:.1uil_1 illlllt :111.1 «11.
application. Job: atcd the (losing feast or 11111111911.'
LI‘hc facts and figures that have it] unlcavoned bread.v1hlcll begun at
been published by Mr. l'ltllt‘ll, have sundown lust l‘lldl‘in .
not been contiadicted or correctell,, Rejoice Over Free Russia.
,-cilh(r by the Board of Education, that it 11r- aii over the “mid this your
JEWISH PASSOVER WILL END TO
NIGHT.
Great Rejoiclna During Week Over
. Fall of the Romnnofls.
.lt‘u: Iir‘l‘.
The truth of the matter is this-— superintendent'hf schools, or the 11m 11‘1"" lcjolced 0""! ”10 downfall “it
vor. Therefore thci hold good. 'l‘hnyI the hc 186 of Rom. 11017 of Russia, and
may be unpleasant and irritating for the fleeing of thousands of their,
scam to load. buL the tlntlt ofton- ,couninmen fronl the tyranny ain't
times hurts when it‘ is plainly spo 011101 Oppression that have sent the
ken.
Evidanll p pinched so l1s1d that in pursuit of religious and political
it caused some squhuilng on the pa." 'llbortyn
or the oillcials. The utterance of the'
city clerk on Tuesday o1 onln" should
illOl 1),. passed by, :1 1 lnlrawal of the salt mines of Siberia. have once again
”‘lomalk and 8110109 01‘ 9150 rcmovnl 111111111... into the sunlight and fled jubi-i
from his ofllce should' be demandf'd lanlly over the bleak shows of the bar-
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Thousands Set Free. ‘
To the “has boom." and who are now 1““ land. glad in the thought that a‘:
spectators, it look1 as it 1vc'11'cre3ssmnd Pussowr has taken place.
their own conclusions as to the man“ drifting toward a one man local gm" Illnny of them forlorn, hungry, dcstl- .
'1utc.ha1e tiled of starvation; many
EX- COUNClMlAN- ,with bleeding feet have died in the
{snow 11hilo the world about lived un-
NEW CANAAN PATR'OTISM {conscious of the harrowing tortures
Thursday. April '2' 191' ”In“ Ditll‘ul sacrifices chat 1111. c this
1 read in the South Norwalk Sentinel, Passover the brightest and yet an d
Of the gathering 1“ Silvermine “‘3' deal since the angel winged his jour-
FSaturdny Evening. it. shows that 1111- 1,19). Of death.
ltllottsm- has gmwn in the hearts of
"Gods people since 61, when the New ~7 Headline acts of vaudeville
ICanann volunteers united with others, Regent 3 days stalling Monday
him that vicinity as they marched I ' ' '
'l1way, the word was given, and three,“ shous daily. 2:15 and 7: 30
{rousing cheers for New Canaan volun
leers, As We Go Marching On, 1111s the
song that was given.
MRS. MARTHA ARNOLD GRIFFITI
29. Woodward Avenue,
South Norwaik, Conn.
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A regular soml- monthly meeting ofI,
the Hospital Whist Club was held yes,
I ,terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
' Robert F. Way, 116 East avenue. Five
lltables were played and refreshments
were ser1ed after play had ceased.
The next meeting of the club will be
held Friday afteroonn. April 27th
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NORWALK COMPANY SUES
FOR ANNEALING FURNACE,
Suit for $5. 000 was filed in the su-I
erior court yesterday by the cole-' Regent,
oscoe Manufacturing company of
Nornalk against Charles E. Ken-
worthy of Waterbury The plaintiff!
company alleges that on July 1,1916} . . AssOCIATION
the defendant offered to sell and de-1 The Georgetown Community Assn-f
liver to the plaintln one 12- inch ver' elation held a large meeting last eve-
tlcal .tyne none dlzing annealing nlng; Up to last night, this was only
furnace and lnstal the same com- a temporary organization. At last
plete except the pining’ for $837 It evening‘s meeting, it was made per-
is also alleged that the defendant manent, Its purpoSe is to encourageI
warranted and. guaranteed the hit community spirit and to provide on-
nace would be correct as to material, tertainments, lectures and other
workmanship and operation and that amusement for the public in general
it would anneal non-ferrous metal 111-3, a low cost.
a specific manner Without excessive The ofllcers for the organisation rot.
cleaning being necessary. The plain- low.
till alleges that the furnace did not President—E. A. Pinkney.
operate successfully. but that the Vice- President-13.- B. Banks. 6
plaintiff paid on the purchas uncles Second Vlce-Presldent—tyllllam H.
$430,811 and timber eitpenaea. $81183 IHunter.
3 days, starting Monday, 2
shows daily. 2:15 and 7: 30.-
GEORGETOWN COM MUNITY
'Jow.~1 into the foul corners of the globe:
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Thousands of Jews, prisoners in he',
-—7 headline acts of vaudeville—»_
AFTER MORE RECRUIT8
NEW YORK, .11le 14.-—A house to-
house canvass to stimulate recruiting
for the army and navy was begun to
day by the Woman's Suffrage party.
The women carried 15 .000 posters for!
distribution through the city.
A report by tho llracc Mornm‘lall
Homo for Newsboys today shouedl
Ithat 125 homeless boys havel
'lolned the navy at this institution.
since the beginnin' of the war with
Gt‘rmany in the 111st luolrc months
the navy has reccimd Lil-ll recruits.
Input this source. , '
MINDY Mitchell has ate-“pita! the of. ‘,ullich directs the activities of 200, 003 system of physical training and 111*
Itcr of a committee of plomincut menlschoolbo) athlete-5.11113 decided not to ticularly shooting and military drill.
or German birth or descent to form an 11111.11] athletics “1 NC“ Y0?“ CRY I)“b amour: the children 0' the whim
olgunizallrn ‘to prcsone uolnlnl con- lic schools during tho coming season. schools —-——-'
ditlons." taking the ground that it is a matter I E-.-_.-.._.._ k
The Public Schools Athletic 1.911011", of national inporlancc to extend the; ~v-Sofl hats, various colors O‘Brien,
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