Evening sentinel, Monday, June 4, 1917 · page 3

 

Regent Theatre

The House of First Run
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3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9

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Today

Emmy Wehlen in

“Sowers and Reapers”
And 9111 Episod. of

“Patria”

Tuesday

Blanche S11'eei aid 'I‘;l1111111.~
Aleighan 111

"The Silent Partner"

And Hi ‘ilsl l"ill1e \\1i'~i.l\'

VI ednesday——Tliursda_1
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Showing Exclusively Super-Vita-

graph, World and Fox Features—
As First Run 'Allil Paramount Pic-
tures—Vaudeville Every Week——

Picture in S lt..!~
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The Vi hip
Regent Orchestra \\'e .11. 1.11
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Evening Ri'uillar 111'

Coming!
A Seven Act Wouderplay
Filth L BARRYMORE

“The Call of Her
People”

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Palace Theatre

Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures

 

Last Three Days.
Today and Tomorrow

At 2:15, 7 and 9 o’clock
The Super-\"itngi'aph Preparedness
Spectacle

feature screen productions

Rescue from the Black Torn e\plo
511m 111 New York harbor is a feature
of the ninth episode of “Patna to be
Ishoun at the Regent Theatre tod.11
«Mrs \ernon Castle is seen 111 the 1111.-
role.

“ Womanhood.”

The Glory of the Nation
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S—Iliti PARTS—S

VVlth Alice Joyce, Harry

Peggy Hyland and all Star Vita-

graph Cast.
Special Orchestra
Admission
Any l’ei'i‘oi'mance~~~ltlc, 15c

Mor'e1,

AT THE REGENT TUESDAY
fly.—
Blanche Sweet and Thomas Meigham
in “The Silent Partner"

\ prominent vaudeHlle star “ill be
seen plthlg the msiwrfic 1m role of
.1 jdllllOX‘ in the 1-13k1 -l'aidmount pro
duction,‘ ‘Tlr‘1 Silent Partner," W‘llltll
will be seen at the Recent Theatre on
world famous
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Wednesday

Fox Film Corporation Presents
June Caprice

~as»«

“The Small T011 11 Girl"

NOTE Tuesday‘ Is showing
Tire Secret Kingdom" installment
will be omitted for tomorrow and
will be presented later, Watch for)
it.

This. artist

depiitron of
shall Nellan, the husky
visited him at the laisky studio.
itor was needed for a certain sci-ni-
land the star \oluniei- rede to play the
Oieralls and a jumper 11110111
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I 'l' E I taken, in the cast supporting Blanche:
A H HEAIRES Sweet in this picture are ThomasI
’ ‘ Melchior, George Hebert, Ernest Joy,
.' AT THE REGENT TONIGHT Mabel Van Buren and Florence
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Emmy Wehlen in "Sewers and Reap-
. also he shown Tuesday.

 

ers" and 9th Chapter of “Patria”

A11 unusually wide range of scenes
furnishes variety iii “Sowers andIi "The Whip," a the Regent Wednes-
"leapers," the Metro-Rolfe feature day and Thursday

photo-drama starring Emmy Wehlen,
written and directed by George D. “The Whip“ must
(Baker, to be seen zit the Regent Then-place in the. world of photoplay,
_ ire today. Tire story traces the. life‘Inothing so big. so massive, so all-
history of Annie Leigh (Miss Wehlen) l powerful and sensational has everI
from a poor facton girl to a great mo-I been presented upon the screen, and
Hon pictune star. All the activities of the production will serve as a climax
a great factory are shown, including for all of the wonderful picture bro-
ihe accident which results in its being ductions of the past or present
demolished, and later is seen every de1II it is a picture that will have a

 

hold 1111 unique
for

Palace Theatre

Presents .1 Stuart Blackton’s and Cyrus
Townsend Brady’s

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IN 8 BIG PARTS

With Alice Joyce, Harry Morey, Peggy Hyland and an All
Star Vitagraph Cast.

MONDAY, JUNE 4, AND REGISTRATION DAY, JUNE 5
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA

Show Dnly at 2:15, 7 and 9 O’Clock
Admission 10 and 15 Cents at All Performances

 

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tall in connection with the filming of '

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lfoi‘ his clever ‘- ' ' .
of characters. is 11 great friend of 3111:"

director, and
A jun»:

The Hearst-Path1 neWs feature willI

will not be shown Tuesday on ac-
(count of the “Womanhood“ booking,
lbut arrangements for its shout“! will
be announced later. .\0 lllslillmelli
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IOUSTED CLERKS TO BE HEARD.

lBank Trustees to Meet Employees
Ditcharged for Enlisting.

The board of trustees of ti'ié1 Queens
)County Savings hank at Flushing, met
llast night to discuss the action of A. 1‘.
lHagernan, the cashier, in demanding
gthe resignation of Guy Hillman and
'Edgar Lowe-ire, clerks, when they on-
llisted in the Seventh Regiment.

At the conclusion of the meeting,
which lasted until nearly midnight~
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c'h ir'gtd ('11- rks ‘1111111'i11111‘onightl.
'11 the bank “hm the 111111111 would beiI~
iiitishui out

\\1ll1.11.1 T .larnes. president of 111111
who attended the meeting, still:
lhacks llli' action of li'igeman l

Thomas ll. l.-owcr'1' , f:.1";er .
t‘lt‘lli “hose r'eslgnat' on .115 demand

said last night;

“I do not think 1111'son will inert 1111 1
I am .111;- he fer is that hel
l1a~ b.1111 grossly ins 1.. ted hr 11.. l)'lllli(
otfiiials and i am pi siiiie he will noti
E go to the bank until an abject apology
Ilrns been made by those responsible
gfor the insult.”

; The Rev ll11c.in ii f‘aswrli pa'tor
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in the course of 1111 ad tress to his eon-
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SQUIR’MING WIRES 1
ENDANGElR LlVEs 0F 1
TROLLEY PASSENGERSE
FAlRl‘lELD. June 4.-—“'ith a pyro-I
liechnlcai display that illumined the."
neighborhood fora consilerable dis-
rtarrce, nearly loo 11111 of trolley wire
Iblokt‘I (loan at Pilot‘s corner yester-‘I
I__ da1 altirntmn, successfully blocking
radio for about 45 minutes, when 11‘
:trolley pole on :1 Bridgeport and Fair".
field cnr slipped 1breaking down one of;
the stai wires tit 1l1eitir1e. \‘l'iithincr
Iand sputtering like so many fiery ser
Epents. the lire wires lashed from side
to side adding to the general excltih' .
Iment which existed among the passen-l
lgers on the trolley car and pedestrians}
Iwho chanced to be on the sidewall:
1\\'llr"ll the accident occurred.
I Motorcycle Officer Louis l.ispenard,
Iwho chanced be nearby had his
hands full form few minutes preveni'
ing persons from coming in contact
with 1b.- and but for his prompt
nearby might
have 1'11. :1 11.1'11'11111'11l, The trolley'
_car which t 11111 ii the '1(iidi 111 was
filled with passi peers and it was hard
“'11111'k to prevent 1111111 from lea1ing
the conveyance, \1'h1cli would have
;'1.111ipit.'1ted them among the squirin'
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SCENE F ROFL"S

OWEKS AND. REAPERS 1’
y cWhlen '" ISW’H' and Reap ers," at the Regent Theatre Tonight 111111~11ri>11c'j.11'1':on which 11' as rushed

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1 to the siene from the ne.itc st horn of
E the (‘onni'f'lli'nl and the
damage was 1'1'palr‘~-d as «on 11.1 110.:
More than 200 automobiles and
c'.11s in both

could do cannot be more forcciulh‘ "tlmltl'i‘l'.
told than in "\\'ornanhood." The l'nit-
ed $11111..- government cooperated Will‘-
with the \‘itagraph company in pro- 81‘1““ “"0 or SIX lTOllt‘i‘
during this \\'ondcri'ul picture play. .1.
Stuart [llackton 11nd Cyrus Townsend hour as :1 result of 1121 01'1'“:111ee. 1

111i:'hiy appeal to all ages. to people
of all tastes and even those Who do
not care for tire melodrama-
tic will find in “The Whip" that some-
thing that stirs them to :in enthusiasm

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Inercr' before experienced. it is a

story with big S(.911... (10m. in a gipfln- Brady, two of the host wnters of to- ”ALIA—N IKE-RWIII'I—IT: N L-EAVEES I

'11.: “'11" with horse racing fox hiint- day. are authors of the stor‘)’ lnll‘fl' . 1 J'I \l I -
“ ' ' . . . .- s‘ I1"-_j'j_1 .'.".1‘ "-. .1 I13;

int, auto‘ daring. love, romance, ilut'ms Illt‘ rllbli‘C‘I. The lllt'lllle “I“ I I\_ . I'm)” ,

I 111 :11. lt'1 :.1:1 .11' :111~s11m said good

be offered in .\'or11alk at the Palace
Theatre onlv.1\ith special orchestra b3" “’d'l-V “‘ -““‘ JV?“ officials “9‘01“
accompaniment for 11) and 15 cenrs. 191mm; 111 11 tour of 1111.1 .1111 cities

_______ :“l‘lf‘lt‘ elaborate receptions have been

PALACE PICTURE PROGAM ‘planned. This week will he spent in
the south and west .\'ext week the

l 11'. .1cl1c ry and all of the elements that
mike for' the appealing. compellina
story. Sot'r1, indeed, the movie fan
who misses its showing upon the
screen of the Regent Theatre on W ed

 

nesday and Thursday. l _____ 1 1
1 The Regent orchestra will furnish June Caprice and Robert Warwick “am“ 11111 ‘13“ “1 rbllr‘s'h Harris. .
Star‘s of This Weeks Plays but'g.Pa.,\e11' York and l‘lriladelphia'

'11 special musical program both (It:
matinees and evening showings of
“The Whip." No adianee in priCes.I

AT PALACE

Tuna Capi1ce and Robert 11 31.1.1911 and then will 111111111 to Washington for '

"may be singled out as the tears of the final conference with 1o1e1nmrnt 0111
picture features which will follow cials.
1"\’\'onianhood" at the Palace Theatre The visitors will 11:11:11 in :1 speciaii

lbeginning with Wednesday. On that train provided by the state depart
Big Vitagraph Feature Showing This day June Caprice will be starred in merit and will be pure is of the nation. l
“term” and EVC"‘"9"'R¢' Ione of the most appealing photoplay The Prince of l'iiirie,
peated Tomorrow

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The much heralded super Vitagraph season she appears as “The Small ed 11 celebration of holy" 3 Constitution!
"feature “Womanhood, Tire Glory of Town Girl" from the Fox slUleS Day at the ltalian embassy todav, ad-‘
.the Nation." makes its original show lune Cap1l0° in this play has distin- vised them to register Tuesday 101-1111;
int! in this City 3‘ the P9111” Theatre guished herself beyond all of her pre American war army and thereby ex
this afternoon The picture will be 11111111. efforts. The picture appeared press their willingneSs to fight for the
presented again this c1en1ng, at” road for 1111-90 days at Poli's Theatre in country of their adoption.
9 o'clock and will be repeated tornor- Bridgeport 1e1'1 r'ecfi‘ntlv and was ac- ;
Irow three times at the same. hours corded the biggest reception of nnyI
Thus is brought to Norwalk. the [1110' feature this season. Such was the l
toplay feature. recognized throughoUt demand 111 fact that it has been pla’y- RHE‘MAT—lcs- 6E]. BUSY ll
the United States as a master pro- ed by tour other Bridgeport ho use '
duction. The scope. of "Womanhood" Igincn and in every instance it ha:1
cannot be told. It will be only appre- been witnessed by capacity houses. They Are Recommending
elated by those who take the pains to The Palace Theatre recently signed Prescription 99"
visit the Palace and see. the picture .11 exclusive Fox contract for the city: They ha“. used uthmnp pppsm-ip.
there today and tomorrow It is 5111‘ of Norwalk and in order to catch up tion 99-3,“ their ”1.de aching, 11‘1‘31‘1'1
ficient ‘0 “33'1““ throughout every (111”le I0 ”"3 current releases will swollen joints and mus-elm have dis-
foot of the eight big 1'9'815 in “th11 not repeat Fox features already re- appeared, what a relief after those
the story is presented, there is action leased. This means that ”The Small long weeks of suffering and misery.
of the convincing kind and the DlCtllre Town Girl" with June Caprice WIHI “Neutrone Preseription 99" causes
in “9"" detail surpasse’s any pre1'1ous play the Palace Theatre on \l-edneh all rheumatic poisons to disappear by
.nttempt of producers to drive homelday of this week only at the three pur'ifyirig the blood, rnakin" it as na-
'a lesson of any character. The panic-15110.15 and there 11 ill be no other op- ture intended it should to.
.ular message of “Womanhood" is one' por1111111y to see it in Norwalk On; Go to y'our diuggist and net 11 50c or
of preparedness and the feature plain- ,Thutsday Robert wawick will be star $100 bottle and insure your share of
IlY and WMIOUI frills 51111111.. 11'1l1at red in ”T1113 Family Honor .1 8 W0“ lifes’ comfort and happiness Mail 01'-
mlght happen to this country in the production. Lou Tellegen will D13V ders filled on $1. 00 size.
event of war and invasion. That such “The “910113 Cross." on. Friday antlI F101 sale in South Norwalk by H. A.
things are possible, may be realized by Frank McIntyre “The Traveling intend—Adv.
most people, but the real extent of salesman" Saturday. This week's in- W
the damage that an invading force stallment or “The. Secret Kingdom" ‘Adweruse in 11111.; Sentinel.

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TILSON EXHIBITS

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uni-111.1 by many exhibit-1.,includrng a

directions were held tip for nearly an .

.fei'cil 510011.111 for

'country estate or farmer.

:at anything from $250011 to $50 000.

l'attractions that ha: been offered this throng of his cc11111r11111n “ho attend P

Ilive or not.”

ltold me to take 11 complete rest “1.1.11

 
 
 

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Use Gas
For Cooking.

If it is possible for you to bar e gas installed in your home,
you should make arrangements, at once, for the purchase of one
of these modern “VULCAN" GAS RANGES.

tain at the presenr time and you
would do well to 11:11 'e
Range installed 111.11 ediaici y.

’ $43.50 and is. the most. complete
of our entire big line of
famous
RANGES.

$5

Brings you this beautiful GAS
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War Risk Insurance Bill .Taken .Up'
In House

WASHINTON, June 4.-The admiri-
istration bill, appropriating
11111) tor the war risk insurance bu-I
reau and extending its powers; wasl
taken up in the House yesterday but.
1111",:1 progress was made. Most of the1
time was taken by Representative-.-‘
Tilson of Connecticut, 11er illustratedl
11 detailed description of war instI-rui
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11111 aerial bomb biing put out by 11:
1111111111 company and claimed to bi‘l-
eii'tcti1e within 11 raluis of 300 feet. l

 

T'n.1ue.~'iion:1bly 111.1 most importflrill
.1.-n1 in horn (ircle. is the announce-
men' that tamoiis sportsman C. K.
1‘. Railings, will disperse his entire
stud 111' irotirns-hred horses at Marti
son Square Garden. New York City,
on \\'ed1,ies.l:iy. June 1:, trailer the milll'
(11:1'1111‘111 .11‘ Company.
.‘ir. lilting-1‘ de- i-1lovi to dispose of the
ism-.11 collection he i111= gathered toge-

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t‘ier in th1 11.1.11 four years has been!
made here‘szll')‘ l:1~c.'iu~e of the far-ll
111.11 he has 111.1'1'1d his magnificent e1=- 1
title of 3.111111 .11'1'11s known as l‘urlesl
Neck l-‘o'm. on the lam : river, fif»:
teen miles iz'i-m Rh hmond, to the L'oY-l
irnmiiit 1'11: army purposes and he is!
111111. pining Hill!" in shape to be turn-I
ed over. 1

Ar 11m head of tie slitd is the form-g
er champion of trotting stallions, The?
Harrester 2.111, for which Mr. Billings,
paid something like 31:0,1100 and took'
121m to Russia to exhibit, he being of-‘
him while tliere.;
Another stallion is i" .1 celebrated pile-I
er. William. 1:719 1-2. .

The brood mares, sixty lnl
number. are a wonderful lot. As bust-i
ness investments nothing better has
ever been offered to the owner of a;
At the sale?
held in Malisou Square Garden lnst‘
\01 ember :‘it w eanliugs by The liai-
11151.1 sold for an average of“ 16. .\5
these mares l1a1e foals at side by that]
stallion and have a"ain been bred toi
him. it is easy to figure the 11181110 and}

earning capacitv of each more An dl
therre ' .1'li1a1s 11 possibility that thel
foal will be a futurity winner valued

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nThe doctor says he will let me
know in a 111 ck whether I am going to
"And what does be ex-
pect you to do in the meantime?” “He
above all not about any-
'_'.It11ing "—-Life.

to worry

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saue Creams. Face Powders, Talcums.

We sell them all. Favorite kinds
or "Specials" which we know and can
but recommend. When you need or
want skin creams, lotions or powders,
ask us first.

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16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct}
Ho ours 9 a. m. to 5 p m.,7 7tol

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Phone 499. ’
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