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Lut Performance. of Vaudevclle Arc
Given Today—Marguerite
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1:15 and
TODAY The last three presentations of the
Miss Jackie Saunders in ‘l‘alace vauderille program will he giv-,
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“SUNNY JANE'- (Wu today and Nortvalkers who i‘ailedf
And the 10th Episode of to enjoy the show will have missed: '
“Th an entertainment treat that does not ‘ ,
8 Railroad Raiders” loften present itself. The five acts t,
are without a doubt among the best'
Monday
(At Regent 'in Afternoon
Lockwood's Hall in Evening)
Francis Nelson in
“The Beautiful Lie”
And 11th Episode of
d‘sclected numbers that have been to
this city in a long time. The Crom-
wells are clever jugglers and the girl
in this act has been estiecialty popu
lar. Kate Pullman has made a hit at
every show with her songs and danc-
u - ,, ies. The Franklyn Company’s comedy ‘
Patna ‘sketch is a scream from start to fin- ‘
"‘ ish; Fentelle and Stark answered four 'I
TueSdaY tencores last presentation. Besides the “
Madame Pen-ova in show of vaudeville tonight at 0:45 .1
“The Undy' "‘2. Flame” and 9 o'clock. Marguerite Clark will I;
he starred in the Paramount feature, v
“Snow White." This has been one of 3!
Wednesday and Thursday Miss v‘
tthe most popular pieces that I
Clark has ever played and rivals her‘
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The Famous Photo-Plat
“The Barrier”
By Rex Beach
in Eight Parts
Accompanied by Special Music by i
Regent Orchestra, Afternoon and
recent presentation in “Little Miss
George Washington.”
PALACE FEATURE PICTURES
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Next Week's Bill is Given Here—It
Can’t Be Beat Either For Pro-
Evening. 1 ductiOn or Start
Matinee and Evening 15c I
The very last word was said in
m completing the picture feature pro‘
-’ "gram for the Palace Theatre for the
tweek beginning next Monday, as a
‘glance at the list of productions and
stars will show They just talk for
themselves. Read and hear what they
lsay: Monday, Carlyle Blackwell, June
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Featuregicturcs
I‘ltidge and Arthur Ashley in "The
~ Page. tMysteryf' Tuesday, Lillian
”TODAY Walker in the super-Vitagraph, "Sal-
ly in a Hurry;" Wednesday. Alice
, ACTS
VAUDEVILLE
Brady in “Darkest nitssia;" Thursday,
Nance O'Neil . in “The Final Pay-
.mentz” Friday, “The Whip;" Sutur-
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-——'—' idai‘. Kathlyn Williams in “Redeeming
Saturday Love."i Features for the followim:
. Marguerite Clark .3 week include The Call of Her Peo-I‘
‘ pie," starring Ethel Barrymore; “The
‘Snow Mite” Hawk" and Ildme. Sarah Bernhardt
’ a u I 1 1 tin a wonderfully thrilling and appeal-
d____,, r ing war drama, “Mothers. of France."
‘AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
I Miss Jackie Saunders in “Sunny Jane”
I Also Helen Holmes in “The
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PALACE SERIAL
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Railroad Raiders"
.- “Sunut' June" is the title of'tlic
uecond Last Episode of Secret King. . ‘ .‘ . .
- dom Pia s Toda ‘Juckm Saunders new feature
y y tpicturcs, marking her return to the
Arllno Pretty who plays the role of screen after a vacation of nearly a
heroine in "The Secret Kingdom.’ tour. This picture was produced :11
Vitagrapli serial which is shown the llnrkeim-er studios at Long Beach,
the Ptll'rW‘ Tllt‘fitl't‘ lOdlll’. is known which Miss Jackie is nutklng 11 whole
have beautiful hair. In the foul- neu list of big pittuies fo1 release
lctinlh episode, entitled "l‘he l’mtt‘ail tluough the \lutual Film Corporation.
I)! a King," the audience receives a Sunm Jane" is .1 five pnrt produc-
Otlimttso of it. as it streams over 1101 tion,\\itl1 :1 lote story and a \vctltlt of
phoulders in golden waves and falls incidental nutterlal~an ideal vehicle
.‘YOfld 1191' knees. It'or this frolicking, tomboy star, with
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IF 50, BE SURE TO ENTER THE BIG
MOTION PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST
Now Being Conducted by the
PALACE THEATRE
The persons receiving the greatest number of votes will be the
winners. In the event of a tie the contestants so tied will be awarded
PARTS of equal importance.
Coupons will be printed each day during the contest in The Sen-
finch—each coupon will count as ten (10 votes.
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Each coupon mast be voted w thin three days after day of issue.
The contest is open to any person of good character residing in
South Norwalk and vicinity, excepting professionals, employees of
the theatre and members of their immediate families.
The first nomination ballot and only the first will count as
1, 000 votes.
Votes may not be transferred from one contestant to another
after being deposited in the ballot box.
Nomination ballots and vote coupons must be deposited in the
ballot box provided for this purptse in the lobby of the theatre.
Write your name plainly on the coupon. If 25 or more votes are
deposited at any one time they must be wrapped in a neat bundle
‘ and the number of votes plainly marked on the package.
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Just as musicians iustuc their voice her sunshiny hair and laughing dis-
.111 violinists their hands, this “'18-: position .
ph player has insured her halt. .latltie Saunders will take you back
At the Palace Theatre Monday, June 18.
THE PAGE MYSTERY
o holds a policy which states that to your childhood days when you used .
case she lOSes her wealth of hair' to spell out. “0111s on your fingers be.
Ollglt illness or accident that the hind mother's back and play with mice
insurance 00111110,"? will pay her a and all the other eluwlt things which
. “The Railroad Raiders"
I Helen Holmes, adventuress of
screen, who drove tut automobile for photodrnma,
with
hlcrto
Lie.“ ‘ ‘.
IThis question Is brought home
the telling force in the fivep art
"The. Beautiful
RULES AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST.
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.. With- Order: 1..
PRICE “
A committee of 3 will examine the votes at the conclusion of the
contest and announce the names of the winners, said committee to
consist of a representative busines man, a representative“ of the
theatre and a representative citizen whom they shall select.
CONTEST STARTS TODAY, JUNE 16TH, AND ENDS SATUR-
DAY, JUNE 23RD.
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This picture will be produced by the Contest Cinema 00. under
the personal supervision of John Roberts.
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ENTER MY NAME IN POPULARITY CONTEST
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READ CAREFULLY
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1,000 votes. . 1,000 votes. .‘i ‘
NOMINATIO‘N BALLOT .“
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REMEMBER, opportunity knocks but once—This is Yours— H .3
Seize it; It may be the stepping stone to success and fame. .‘f
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N0 experience is necessary. If you have ever wished to act in ‘H
motion pictures ,enter this contest, which starts today. It costs 3"
nothing. ‘All you have to do is to save the coupons each day, and ~,.‘ 5
get your friends to save them ftr you. Then, too, think of the 5‘
pleasure of seeing yourself on the screen. See yourself as others it
see you. P ‘
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This is the ‘Vulc'an Gas Range to install !,'
When you select your now GAS RANGE, be sure and look at this model very carefully I
and note particularly its many wonderfully convenient features.
OUR MOST POPULAR RANGE, AND CANNOT BE DUPLICATED FOR PRICE ON
QUALITY.
A BARGAIN WHILE THEY LAST!
Per Month
PRICE
at a ted amount of money.
MiSs Pretty took out this insurance
Iyou would not eV-f‘n dare to touch no“ i
that you have gxonn up,
“The Beautiful Lie" Will be Shown at the Regent Theatre Monday Afton,
neon and at Lockwood's 'Hall in the Evening
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‘ SCENE FROM 11 THE,
BEAUTIFULLIE "~
10-foot leap to the deck of a barge, starring Frances Nelson and prcSent- I"
The United Electric Light & Water Co.
_ ioadbed. Lying face downwards on the .
‘ ties, she escapes injury as the itain'
- before the car leaves.
‘ overpower her and place her inside
tie worsted in a hand -to hand battle 011
.. the hrakebetuns of a moving freight
train, and imprisoned in a freight car.
is pushed off in a ferry into the middle‘
of San Francisco bay, in Chapter X'
of ‘The Railroad Raiders," at the:
Regent Saturday. _ I
The fight on the brakebeams pro-
vides as big a thrill as Helen Holmes:
'evcr staged. “Tony," of the raiderS,
riding the bumpers, discovers ‘Helen
on the brakebeams and makes nis way
beneath the car toward her.. As the»
train rushes along, they fight fiercely.
llclen loses her grip and falls to the
passes over her.
She manages to get to the ferry
The raiders
the car. in the middle of the bay they
push the car off the end of the ferry
into the bay. Helen recoVers con-
sciousness as the water reaches her
waist. ~ ‘2“ , T
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AT THE REGENT MONDAY
In a falsehood ever permissible?I
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ed byB . A. Rolfe, to be seen at the
Regent Theatnc on Monday afternoon
'and at hockwood's Hall in the even-
ing. It is an adaptation of Ella Wheel~
er Wilcox's powerful dramatic poem
“A Reverie in a Station House."
DURING JUNE, JULY ’AND AUGUST OUR OFFICE
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Louise Joyce (Frances Nelson) has elected. All other dct: 1is wil tlun heI
to decide whether to abide by tho
truth or to sacrifice it for the sake of
the man she loves. She tells
beautiful lie," bringing on
great suffering and injuring her own
good name for another's happiness.
TO MAKE MOVIE
Cinema Company Will Present Local
Cast in Photo-play For the
Palace Theatre
it isn't a long time since a motion
picture was made in Norwalk and it
is all too recent to have Norwalkers
forget the. tremendous
was scored. Well it is to be done all
over again with all of the improve-
ments gained by the experience of the
past. The Cinema Company will pre-
sent local people in a play, taken in.
and about. Norwalk. .The caSt will be
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herself highly important.
cared for according to a special
nouncement. which appears in .toduy's
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