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Regent Theatremee
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
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Dont', Miss thi
Big PICTURE
The Famous Photol’lay
By Rex Beach
“The Barrier”
In Eight Parts
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Accompanied by the lleatnt (‘onz
cert Orchestra. Also Button
Holmes Travel l’lt'ltl!'c=. Mamie
and Ewnin; 131'.
Friday ,
Louise Huff and Jack
“ Pickfordin
PRECKLES”
And Hearst-Pat lze News
Saturday
’ Wm S. H
“The Devil’salllto1111ble”
And the 11111 Episode of
“The Railroad Raiders”
NEXT WEEK -!tl:11'y l’ickiorti
in "File [Romance of the lied-
Woods," June 27-28. Geraldine Far-
rar in “Joan the Wonmn," June 29.
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Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
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oday. Friday Saturday
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Cotlleth
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Side SplittingYv Specialist
Princess Mirotl‘ & Millie
on
Artistic Dancers, aVocalists, In-
strumentalists
George Dewey
Appearing in his 1.1111111 Skcl1h
“A Soldier of France”
Mac1Dermott1 & Wallace
Illll“0(lll(illt,' (1min llittloutle
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Rise. Scully 81 ScOtt
Horizontal 12:11' Specialists in
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Itun on a Boat”
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Thutsdutw Ntinu O‘Ntil in For
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“The Fnial Payment"
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8THE \I HIP"
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I’r-csentttl without \‘1'111tIi‘\‘I'.It' at
pictule plitcs :11 ll: :31)
Saturday
“ I\'.1thl\1l Williams in
Redeeming Love”
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AT THE REGENT WTONIGHT
Last Showing of Rex Beach's Picture,
“The Barrit‘r," Truly a Big
Feature
Rex Beach has added another bold
oni‘tIlWPSl sell by
, thousands.
f Barricr“~thousands have seen it
adventure to his strenuous career.
He is now a producer of motion ple-
He has taken his -greatest story.
'The Barrier} ‘ and made it into the
greatest photo drama yet produced.
The fame of Rex Beach as a Writer
of stirring, red-blooded tales, with
snap in ev'eiy sentence and punch in
1-\'f—‘I‘)’ paragraph, is world wide.
111s wonder stories of life in
the hundreds
the
of
Millions of people have read “The
on
the stage.
Now, under the supervision of Mr.
Beach, the whole exciting story has
been made to live and DIX—“Allie in 1110-
tlon pictures.
All the rigor and virility that how
given the novel silt-I1 remarkable pop-
Iularizy are in the picture.
plan
June 22, 23, 25
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Come to Bridgeport and Save Money
flIBEIITV BOND SIIOE SALE
one Dollar Oil on Every Purchase 0133.50 or More-These 3 llay
If You Have Bought at Liberty Bond Just Show Your Receipt or Certificate When You Buy and We Will Pay Y on a;
Dividend of ONE DOLLAR—Your Investment Rays You New.
Friday, Saturday, Monday, -
Begin to Collect On Your Liberty Bond At Once!
It‘s a continuous
thrills.
In :1 land where law
unknown, and right of might largely
]il‘IP\'leIS, there is
for dashing 1itly'elittil'e~f1)1' encdunter-
Vim: the unusual and mysterious.
The genius of Rex Beach has
Barrier."
‘ In bringing to life the story's won-
derfully human characters, Edgar
Lewis, who directed the production
for ‘.\Ir_ Beach, selected players who
lit the part to absolute perfection.
The old trader. with his tragic past,
the winsome Necia~-chiid of nature-
the heroic commander of the little ar-
my post, the quaint, lovable ‘Poleon
of the Great Heart, the red-handed
gambler and "Killer," and all the oth-
er fascinating cliaiactels appear in
the pictune exactly as Mr. Beach 1111
'tgined them, and described them in
the book.
“The Barrier” will be presented by
.to Rex Beach Pictures Co. at‘tlte Re-
?g-cnt ’l‘hctare tonight at 7:15 and 9
o‘clock.
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AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
The Stellar Combination of Louise
Hurt and Jack Pickford in'
“Freckles"
Louise fluff and Jack Pickford will
be seen at the Regent T111 one on Fri-
day in the husky Paramount pictui'
ization of chc 811 atton 11"“ortc1 s fa
mous no\ cl “Fr."ecklcs These two
young: stars raise tbclr right hands
and solcmnli testify that the life of it
photodr. unatit star is not as gay and
festhe as 1111 111111111 imagines The
major portion of this inmous stoty
deals with the I.111111e1lo~t, 11 s“ amp in
which valntble timber grows, and as
it was necessitiy for that no stats and
llir'ettm Nellzin to find such a place
the company journeyed to the north
0111 111111 01 01111111111111, and their matte
inquiry as to where they could find
'REX BEACH,
AUTHOR or
THE BARR] ER“
CLLONMO
1. LEWIS J SELZNICK
NAME .....
ADDRESS .. ..
(Issue of June 21.
co... "-
THIS COUPON Goonron TEN (10) VOTES IN THE
Palace Theatre
1.101731? PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST
10 Votes
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73¢» ..
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Void after June 24)
74/,
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Except
Dancing Every Night
‘ BATHING
1 CASINO RESTAURANT
open Saturday, June 23.
”LAO
"L1\\\ ”’9‘
Sunday
succession of.
is practically"
every opportunity"
made:
the 111011 of this opportunity in “The1
11 still about ten miles from the swamp:
“:3 t1side.
her maid, and Lillian Leighton... were
had not proceeded very far until the
turn back, ’
" Worse, so for two days, with the fem-
tops. $3.50 qual<
it), this sale—
PUMPS
Black or white. This
great June sale—
Slzes 2‘12 to 7—
Smull sizes— 1
$1.59 and $1.79
\l'lil’l‘E runner ..
LACE
English last,
i I Hi ‘
gt 0 Larger
Sizes
$3.29
$3.95
White White 3 . .New 3.
Canvas canvas K E D s Ankle "I
lxlary Button ' F ! Strap 111',
. ane ' Boys’ and Girls' I \girhtingaca81g111 ' PUMI g
PUMPS $2,333,333" ' 1.223139113138111 ‘... 1 .
1.75 d 2 . . . ”“2. 0“" 3,31. (‘3 9 ‘3“
:aluesén This 51283 to 2' Thus I -"1 [42 . . _._, ~ 51112111111-n's Ma n1d 11111121111111?” 3111?:
sale— 1 ' ' children's—« metal and
$ 1121184130 M 11131 $
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mailbit‘iiinns "'1'? '3" 1"" Ladies’ $2 we“ 111111 TIES 1111:132““"s"' » Boyflggu. ,
, co oo 5 . , . s 1'
Boys’ and girls’.‘$2.100 quality. The latest nat— Rukber $5216 Leather trimmed. June Sale Price tanvas 1; Tan and Black. $3.006
:13, 5.31111. “lid—11111121111 KED High Cuts qualit. This sale-— 7,
All $5 Pumps and Ties, turned soles, high and
low heels, all leathers, all sizes. This June Sale
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Heel
Heights 1
$3 1
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All $6 Pumps and Oxfords, welted soles, high or $
low heels, all leathers, all sizes. This great sale
White
Nu-Buck
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Great June Sale of the Cele-
brated “LEISURE KED
PUMPS”
‘im- :\~ White rubber sole, low heels
1 \ or French heels War—
\_ ranted perfect by the
' llood ltubbcr Co.,
" makers This
GREAT
*JIIIIE SALE
Women’s $5 white
high lace, high or
Great June Sale Women’s and
Misses’ WHITE CANVAS
RUBBER SOLE
OXFORD TIES
\Vnrranted
perfect by
Hood Rubber
(70., makers.
This sale—
Also ,. in black,
black and white,
gun metal calf,
vici kid and pearl
3.50
EXTRA SPEClAL .,
SALE ' -‘
$5.50 Arch-Supporting '.1
SHOES $2.95
Leather arch sup-
port built in, Thomas
Long Inside heel.
steel shanks. This
wonderful ancntion
has relieved thou.
sands of tender, ncll-
1113 feet. This sale-—
1.95
S
33.95
BIG
SPECIAIJ
Dark and light 1:111,
black calf and kid,
Rubber or leather
FOR MEN 1......
New English For Men
last, the latest arid
tail, kc ko Young
brown or black Mén.
calf. $5.00 An cx-
value. ccptional
bargain.
3
' Regular
$5 Quality
NEW LOW CUTS"
$3.511
Men’s $6.50
Cushion Stile
Comfort
Shoes
Of black
vici kid
and calf.
lIlI'NSON LAST
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. . For Hikers.
o
All
Sizes. —-a joy for
walk.
of Fr rance.‘
1 swey
,at clever cast
and
cated far back in the hills Not slot) :erything 0“"
ping to think that they were apt 101
strike bad roads, the party securedi PALACE BIG .VAUDEVILLE.
their camping paraphernalia. Ioadedf '
it ittto an automobile and set forth.,New Show Opens Today—High Class
Night overtook them while they were; Feature Pictures For Three
Days
The new vaudeville show which op-
ens at. the Palace. Theatre this after-
noon and will play matinee and night
until Saturday rivals other shows that
have been offered this season. Lew
Cross will open the show with one 01's
the latest turns that has been pre-
sented in vaudeville and 'one that
makes a decided hit from the start.
Princess 1111-011 and Millie Sonia, not-
ed dancers, vocalists and instrumen-|
tallsts have a program that is cSpe-t
clally fine. George Deyv ey, nephew 0:1
the late Admli a1 Dewey who made a has begun and the
{ble to get today.
the show closing,
moves in horizontal
feature pictule will
1and may camped in tents by the road—1
1 During the night it rained and.
the next morning the road was a sea
of mud. Miss Hull, her moth-er and
the,“'1‘he \\ hip "
but
the only feminine members or
party. The company started on
o'clock with
automobile stuck. They decided to
but the roads were even
inlne members of the company sitting
in the machine, the other and strong-
er members pushed and pulled ‘ the
cars until a better road was reached
such a. sw:1mp.111Onc was finally to Then the sun came out and dried 12% present his latest sketch,
.found one of the bestthat it is possi-i
MacDermott & Wal- 1
11:1cc, comedy singers and dialogue spa-1
,ciallsts have :1" good line,
:ly and Scott in “Fun on a Beat"
giving
111 the. Irox production, “The Final1 has extended 10_ fill of the members
Payment." The sensation 0f the sea 10f the stud 1.11 invitation to attend the
will be shown at
the Palac'e. tomorrow at 3
vaudeville and without
vaudeville. at 9 o'clock’in the evening. a doubt a. new 11111111 in picture pro
Kathlyn Williams will
ing Love”_on Saturday,
.T—v—‘M—
Tlie exodus to the summer resorts more thrills 111 one part than any oth-
blg hit at the Palace Theatre during struggling with those small portable complete. piece.
- the last winter, has been engaged to houses commonly known as trunks.
....—-~o-m-u—~—Oil~“-rv>-r- moor-ulflsnxmux «1-,-
'11 5.111111
is snppottcd by1
[his act will be’Quarantlne Prevents Them From See-
ing “The Whip," and They
Will Be Management's
Guests Tomorrow,
PALACE ENTERTAINS NURSES
ing at? o'clock and
without vaudeville 1
NEW HAVEN
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R1991 5°“1'1 Because the quarantine recently in
fm11et‘fcct at the Norwalk hospital, -pt‘e-
“19 lateStEvented members of the staff from sea-
bar work Tom” 5 ing the sensational picture attraction,
be Nance. O'Neil “The Whip,“ the Palace management
NEW HAVEN.
ers suffered minor
Whitneyville was a
ing work car on Wh
aftemoon.
ing from Whitney
'load ‘01 ties which
ciently to tear down
the posts on the let
ley.
injured—Agnes D
presentation at the Palate at any one
ftlvé three sltoos tomorrow This
pioductlon in eight parts, is without
2:11am
play "Badeem'hductton and it goes without saying
that its equal will not be Offered in
some time. “The Whip" introduces
throat. .
Cornelia Mahone
shock and possible
on me lo 11 evet lowd 11 into a
baggage 1m or featu it s c a brain.
.The picture; will be
11151111 111111 vaudeville toi'nOrrow at-
hip, minor cuts.
a
11.8. ARMY 811018,
S. Army Standard. This Sale-—
4.00
1 . The Hike Shoe1
They give pop to your step
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This Sale—-
what'
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those
”-1.”. an...“
ternoon at. 2:15 and tomoriovr even-
will be played
ontorrow evening
TROLLEY
SIDESWIPED, 3 HURT
June 21.—Three; 1,
persons were injured, and several oth—
cuts and bruises. j;
when an open trolley car bound for
truck by a [1819‘
itney avenue, this.
The work car was mom
ville, cplfylng 3.:
protruded sulll-‘
practically all 01E,
t side of the‘ trbla:
erck. five years.
old, fractured jaw, and lacerations on
y, Whltheyvllle
'co‘ncusion of that»
James Noonan, about 25, fractu
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Norwalk Chronicler