experience is touched upon and 111 not
form: the basis’tor the whole weird
The House of First Run ,very common sensation of having been
.- _ in a place before or having perform-i
Pictures ted exactly the same actions in rela-
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9 stion to the same persons, whom per-
Ihaps one has ueter seen before Who,
J ;is there who has not experienced this1
TODAY ,baffling sensation? The Egyptians,l
Madame Pen-ova in Ethousands of years ago wanted out a!
“The Undying Flame” theory to exnlain all this in their re-
, hgton of the ‘transm1grat1on of souls
A150 Hearst-Palhe news which is nothing more or less than the
—_——_—
' "'“' passing of the soul or spirit from one
Wednesde and Thursday form to another during the course of
The Famous Photo-Plav its progreSS through the centuries.
l Thus an Egyptian in experiencing
B Rex Beach ‘
y this feeling would merely say to hlm-
previous inc-amatio11s"——and go about
'" E‘ght Parts his business.
Accompanied by Special Music by But in "The Undying Flame” we
Evening. lish girl experiencing this sensation
Matinee and Evening 156 and it puzzles her greatly until one
day a happy accident btings a m”
COMING—Geraldine Farrar in tic sca1ab into het possession from
“Joan The Woman," Friday, June the hands of a gypsy who tells her
29. Mary Pickford in “The R04 that “hen the other half shall be
i
mance of the Redwoods" next found she will knovi that her destinyl or “Specials" wh'
week. Is at last fulfilled. l but recommend
The fascinating manner in which want skin c1 cams lotions or powders
the other half of the mystic Chaim, 351‘ ‘15 flint-
H. A MEAD
comes into her life and the happiness
entire production
The music we especially written
Regent Theatre ,and mysterious story which has been for “The Bar-tic " by Fred 0 Hanks
lclev erly woven around it. This is the and Sol beyy. Music critics have pro-
nounced it exec ant and unusual
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Lillian Walker Plays Lead in Super-
Vitagraph Feature Comedy-
New Episode of “The
Secret Kingdom"
Miss Lillian Walker who has long!
been rec0guized as a leader of thel
Vitagraph studios has won fame
through her interpretation of the lead-
Ming roles of the greater Vitagraph fea-
picture that offers her peculiarly ef-f
fective talents the scope that is given; .
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) “Rutz” Automatic Lighter
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with a “Rutz” Lighter absolutely free of charge.
SPECIAL—Every range sold this season is being fitted
See This Device Demonstrated
‘6 ' ’9 Self. “I have known this person, or _ ‘ a ‘ ,
. e arr'er have been in this place in one of my them in the carefully selecttd come-l AT. THE REGENT THEATRE
dy which the Vitagraph directors 111-, TONIGHT
:tt'ays choose for her. Too much can» _. n.._-.__..
not be said for her playing "Sally In unusual commendation for her part
Regent Orchestra. Afternoon and have :1 charmingly modern young Eng- A Hurry” WhiCll appears at the P111 Miss W 11111191 is assisted by a very able
ace Theatre today and she has W011 cast and the picture is indeed the *
'tures. Her specialty is comedy and ‘ n
she is never so much at home as in a MMEBETEOVA g
TOILET ARTICLES ' The
Cold Creams, Toilet Lotions, Mas- fourteenth eptsode 0‘ “The Secret W
sage Creams, Face Powders T lcum " th ell and the Palace . . . .
We sell them all Favoritt:i kindss Eiffgmmzrgggw firms: :2 pyl’ayed noon and evening. In this feature Dale serial “The Grey Seal” Wlll be and at reguar p1cture prtces on Ends!
11h we know and can
When you need or
at tlur Ollicc.
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:very choicest of entertainment A Vii-N
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agraph in every detail, nothing could g ~ . , . “MK 2..-.K MK ,--,~.-.\\\ emcK
possibly make it more effective.
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Theatre tomorrow after- cess. A new episode of the Jimmy third and last time without vaudevilln
;picture, the timely subject of the for- shovm tomorrow On Thursday Nance evening at 9 o’cock. Don‘t miss “'1‘ ‘
mer European autocracy, now practic- O'Neil will plat the big For tilesenta- Whip." It is also announced that Dr
ally holding the balanm in the world tion, ”The Final Payment" Here is Special arrangement the Palace 11;
war, is handled with such a degme of an item of special interest—“The ire will ptay etery big feature. ind
SOOd taste and SUt‘ll I‘ngn'd for the Whip" will play the Palace Theatre pendently released, that may he of;
today.
ALICE BRADY AT PALACE
.“Darkest Run-la" In Latest Starring
least four stars. Miss Mabel Jullcncg
THURSDAY \‘ancc O'Neil i Scott, who so admirably portrays the]
“The Fmal I‘ny mcnt. " dual roles of Mcrrldy and Necia; Mit-
chell Lewis, whose ‘Poleon is Mans-
FRIDAYNPM‘WM Sensational fieldlan in its chm n1. F (Word Ros?-
Specialty "The Whip" Eight Big
Acts.
man “hose \illain is all that could be
desircd by the most enthusiastic 3111- |
1m occupant, where villains are model
$§WRDAY~Kathlyu Williams or urcc.kcd and Russell Simpson,
in Redeeming Love." whose portraying-f lohn Gaylord the
WW cmc-l‘tc-e young proapector. who have' i
his love to the little school lcnchcr,l
{and -lt1te1 as the 311121011 star-cheep-
A] IHE [HEAIRES aer, who gave 'Xecla father‘s protoc-
ltlon, is .1 wonderful achievement.
The photo- play torsion of Rex,
lBeach's th1illin1: story, strong as arel
Madame Petrova Displays Her Re. the situations in tho hooh ltscli, 1has:i
' makable Talents in “The Un- ,beon accorded the added value 0 111: :
dying Flame" ling the author give it his personal al~
In “The I'ndying Flame," M1110. 1,0. tentlon nnd super'hlslon Mr Boztci
',t1-ot'1t's first husky-Paramount plcture “a“; hls poisonal supervision to "The.
13.11r1cr" (re-operating fully with Iii-l
no if the turn en la 1: a
b. k d g h C 8 Of hum n rcctox Edgar Levis throughout the
i that follows may be seen at" the Re- Vehicle of the World 3“,. truthful presentation of every single three times only on Friday of this rened in Norwalk this Year. The Pllo
Palace . Theatre 89?” Theatreutogight Whegfadig: ‘11:.Dmggiet "Darkest Russia." is the latest star- idea that it is not only enjoyable, but week. At 2:15 and 7 o’clock it will ace has announced and already playaf
~ . dim? Flame. ‘ arrmg - 8 North memg vehicle of Miss Alice Brady of highly instructive as “He” “’55 Bra- 1)? presented Will the regular vaude-
.. Home of Best Vaudevdle and “0“" thl he the attracuon, .ithe World- Bradv company plays at dy plays the role with immense suc- ville b1ll'and it Will he played for the (Continued on Fourth P380.)
” Feature Pictures A1- THE REGENT TOMORROW 80' Naturalist. _— - _, _.__.,._.._-_. ._ I- .. .-.__.-__. —
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Today Rex Beach’s Great Storyf'Whe Bar- | -—.. I it —.—:————— T “-2—.- .. - 1
Super-Vilagraph Stars rier" to Be shown Two Day: 3
Lillian .Walker It Beginning Tomorrow ‘ 1
u ._1““ ,_ “The Banter," Rex Beach's famous rMafinees venings ‘
sally “I adHlll'l'Y” photo-play from his no1el, begins its 3
.. .. , ——1111‘——' .. engagement at the Regent Theatre to- I
.' THE SfifiglfiiiQJEGDOM morrow. it is evident that the state- . al 7 an d 9
' ment made by the National Board of‘ a .
' ' Censors, that they could not suggest \
1, wednesday ‘1 a single change in picture or titles . . .
E World-B111dy Made Feature With and that they recommend “The Bar-l I W i I
I InAathtfieilingaiqu h rler" highly as a play for young per-1: .
. “D k r u 1) sons and children, has had its effectL
at eSt RuSSia” in other cities where. cvcry perform-t
aSt Three Day‘s ttncc, particularly the matinces, have; m 1
- p , yAUDEVILLE been well patronized by young folks. I ~ 09% , .
. ; —aud-—- ‘ “The Barrier" has developed at: ,
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
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Palace Popularity Contest is under way. Vote . -
friends for leading part in Photo-play to be made entirely in e
Norwalk and acted entirely by local amateurs for presentation ti
at the Palace Theatre. :31
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good after three days?
WATCH FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT OF THIS PIC- 'é?
TURE MAKING
,10 Votes 10 votes 1‘
THIS GOUPON GOOD FOR TEN (10) VOTES IN THE
Paiace Theatre
MOTION PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST
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