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Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
‘3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
TODAY
Louise Huff and Jack
Pickford in
“F RECKLES"
And lit-erstl’atlze News
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)m "Inc Romance oi the Red j.
woods," June 27-28. Geraldine Far- it'll
grar in “Joan tltt' “Hump," June ‘19. ill
‘ l! Install a modern GAS RANGE and a GAS WATER HEAT-
ER and enjoy life this summer. You will be surprised how
practical and convenient such an installation will be. No. hot coal
Palace Theattegl‘;
Home of Best Vaudeville and 1",
Feature Pictures !
Today:
Acts
Vaudeville
and -
Paragon Sensational Feature Film
The Whip
‘
Shows at 2:10, 6:40 with vaude
Ville; and picture showing only
at 9:20.
fire with all the dirt and trouble that goes with it; you will have
it a cool kitchen and a clean one.
Now is the time to make the GAS INSTALLATION—
1.11.
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Prices are low and easy monthly payments if you wish.
Let us advise as to the best equip-
ment for your particular home
The United Electric Light and Water Co.
Saturday Matinee 2:15
For N orwalk Cha ter of
American Red gross
Bit: Vaudeville
-and~
KA’l‘lll.\'N WILLIAMS in
“Redeeming.r Love”
Admission 25 cents and
Ct‘lll will 20 it: llit‘ littl l‘l’ttsrl
through ll.\ nun lillt‘lllr, who will
have entire charges of the theatre.
Saturday Eyeninu ?
Sumo show as 1 ‘atydty 111:1li111c
at regular P11111111
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every t
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' Monday
V“Ul’ltl (‘otnpany l‘l't‘fit‘lll.~ the
Distinguisltt-tl lntct'tmtinnztl Star
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt
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LOUISE' l'lUF'F' .
LASKYwPABAMOUNT STAR- '
1 Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in “F reckles," at the Regent
night. '
5
Theatre to-
1'3
“Mothers of France"
'l‘ltl‘t‘c 'l'illtcr lieL’tllat‘ l'l‘lt't's
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‘VVV'~VVVVVVVVW:‘W ment of the Officers“
Al llll lHEllllllS
I CAPTAIN DEWEY AT PALACE
Reserve (‘orps. :will have to sul‘lct
( :ttpttin Dewey served with distinC- may lite and the seas he the to all
ltion in the Spanish Amerltan yv'at as nations, Miss 111011111111 l‘ 1111111111111 ah-
:the chi. 1i bugler of the tlaeshlp Olym-Kly seconds him in the trying character
lpic with his uncle, Admiral Geot‘Wetof Marcelle llarel. who dies for the
llnh‘wt'y :lutlint:i the battle of hianilttit'lag r'athet than sit at home and dodge
‘ '1\'an1 11c Itland owl‘ations n ‘e ,
Soon To Be- Quartermaster Captain l’hillipplncs llc ot‘fcrlul his scrtiicc'lo glitzy"; :ftll;:d(1l.{nll Mlillljr is D15).-
Presents War-Time Playlet [the “at department when relation-alumna] [offlre 111.9 hall-l0 02113102121 .115
with Much Effect lwilll Germany \VPN‘ St‘WN‘d and is and nut-Ices his character Sl“:l((l01llln'los
Captain Harry P. Dewey playing sitbjcct to early call for the operations the. genial. general l h Danger-
111111 part of Captain Bat‘cl in the war in France. lie is oltcl‘im: Miss Lucie field plays the double rim of l-iettc -
playlet, “ Soldier of France," at thc‘Lacestc's timely “'3? playlet, 85 a‘antfiatcev and the Mil-et‘ic'tn (1'1 ]t in
I’lluce Theatre the last half of -tl1is'1ne:1ns to instill patriotism in 1010111011111 mi 11 (‘11‘9flll"md ln- (pka 11
'week, will go with the. new army to bef American youth and as an example of manner r111: war ”“1. i211]; Rwy}:
created by the. selective draft. as ajthe sacrifices that the French as a over voguwday .,“‘,.,.n0,',,, .lmd last vne.‘
captain in the. quartermastcr's depart-)nation are making and what. .Attuet'icainitu_,:,‘smnmS 'C'iptaln “Him. as}, in! l
that
George
torite ol' Nptwalk and his last appear-
ltlhis act the bill boasts four other num-
. bers that make up the best program
3 presented in Norwalk this season.
The managt‘ment otters $100 in cash
to the Red Cross, in addition to every"
10 Votes 10‘ Votes
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR TEN‘ (10) VOTES IN THE
““776?“ ‘
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MOI. 3N PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST 2,‘ Miroff and Millie Sonia made a hit at
NAME .._H . . _ £7 both performances. their clever dauc~
_ ., 1" ing numbers being especially populat'J
ADDRESS ..... glycol. Seoul and Franklyn are great-
\
ch‘il in pat‘tic‘ulat is a hit and to hear
his comcdv and songs is a treat that
no one can afford to miss Harmon
land Malcolm in catchy dialogue. Riee,‘
Scully and Scott the horizontal bar
specialists in “Fun on a Boat." cer-
tainly furnished fun galore last, night.
1 In connection with this evening vaude-
ville. program this afternoon and eve-
nitig, the Paragon film sensation,
“The Whip" will be presented. To-
night‘s show will be at 0:40 and will
" be followed at 9:20 by a showing of
the feature picture only. The time
changes are necessary because the
feature is in eight parts.
PA LACE TH EATRE M 0NDAY
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(Issue of June 22. Void after June 25)
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Roion Poin
Dancing Every Night
Except Sunday
BATHING '
CASINO RESTAURANT
0pen Saturday, June 23.
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Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in “Mothers of
France" Played Three Times
at Picture Prices
Although one of the most absorbing
of. the season's photo-plays and an at-
traction in the class with “Joan The
Woman" for its sentiment and pretty
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(lt‘lllhl' lll(‘ V
iema production that is to be made
P ~ 3 _ Th ‘ icent taken in at the Saturday matinee” -»
3-83.139 eatre Ql” the assettion is found unttuc by.
‘z‘ithose who see the show. Princessl
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No Alterations
No C. 0.
N0 Exchanges
Suit Value up to $30
ON LADIES’
D.
LAST CALL ’
Coats, Dresses
$5
Coat Value up $20
No Alterations
No C. 0 D.
No Exchanges
Dress Value up to $16.50
Special Saturday Sales
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In;
morn gov-wu- p:
$1.25
981:
Better Dresses 32
ll0USE DRESSES
.98 up
$1.50
$1.00
Better DreSses $1.50 up
GlRLS’ DRESSES llllllDY BLOUSES
$1.25
$1.00
Better Middies $1.98 up
$1.25
WASH SKIRTS
$1.00
Better Shirts $1.08 up
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Men’s Straw
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of
"Mothers
presenting the international
tlL'lilll of production,
Franc-3,"
star. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, will be
shown three times at the Palace
Theatre on Monday of- next week at
regular picture prices. The feature
cannot be too highly commended, it
is from the novel of the now well
known French story and the text has
been faithfully regarded in the film
presentation. A two reel Fox comedy
will also be offered on the same pro-
gram.
Miss Peggy Frost, of Elm street.
\‘orwnlk, one of the stars of the re
cent Nutmeg club show, is leading in
the Palace Theatre popularity con-
test for the foremost part in the Cin-
' in
Norwalk for presentation at the
ace Theatre within a short time. Miss
They ‘Let Him
Sleep Soundly
“Sin; (1 taking “olcy Kidney Pills
I believe I am entirely k1“,t11'1.'ednn.nd
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sleep soundly all
titrayng'e.
'jil'u: tho of Foley Kidney l‘lll:
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ting up time after 1 me during
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l‘oley Kidney Pills also stop pain
in bacl: an1lF1sid1 nebula hes, 1115' .n-
ach troubles. disturbed heart 21111.02},
etiT 11.111 ochln." joints, and rheumatic
pains due to kidney and bladder. atl-
111.119.
‘L‘m'inns 'xille, Ga..“ .11. RN13. 3. 3{Mr
II. ’5‘. Litrayngo says: 'For ten years
Ive been unable to sleep all night
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few minutes atttr gel”: to bed 1'11
1 11\ '1 to get_ up, and I tried ererythlnt"
1 111111111 of for it e troubk1 Last year
I tried Foley Kidney l’tl‘ s and after
11:1! ln'z one bottle I l11llevo I am on
titehly cured and I sleep soundly all
Stillson-Pow ell Cor p01 atlon.
FUR THROAT AND LUNGS
Echmam’e’t
Alterative
“II! “Y A“. MING DBUGBISTL
Hats $1.00
Pal-
l j in the local papers daily and will
Frost's popularity gives- her lllt'
place after five days of voting and 1111-
dlstinction is not
of her ability. Strange as it may
seem. tunattwtrs arc being pushed to
the front in the balloting \\"'clt is co-
in on and those who :1" .tnit‘t-stintz
an interest in U111 11‘
the pains to selc 1111' the parts itt
tho play local young mm and Young
women who have met with sitcoms on
the stage here. The names are famil-
iar to the followers 11! amateur theat-
I'icals. Miss Ella Nuttct'ord is second
and is but NO votes behind Miss
Frost. Thomas F. McMahon, of South
Norwalk. the well known director, is
leading for the male part and is close-
ly followed by .lohn A. Cabill. of Nor-
wulk. another prominent Nutmegmr
and .lohn 'l‘. \Vcafer. Georg-9 \V. Dil-
worth and Robert Fricdlandcr. both
lof Norwalk are respectively fourth
"and 111111.
The number ct parts which the pho
lo~play calls for will nccessitah the
lelimination of many of the nominees
who received no \otcs after their 110.11
tinatlon or onlv 11 11111211111 standings
‘hel‘e printed, give those having attove
Coupons are printed
be
lgood only three days after publica-
'tion. The coupons of ten votes value
will end Saturday’and for the final
‘thtee days votes. beginning next \lon-
day and ending Vt adhesdtw. the pub
lished coupons will have 100 votes
value These coupons will be cast an
idet‘ the present prevailing rcg'ulations
3.11.10 last night.
and positiv‘cly no veto not in the ballot:
‘box at the Palace Theatre on Satur-i
‘tlav ni._.'l'1t, June 30.11111 be accepted
The mm as it sta11ds,follows:
i Peggy host, 4020; Ella Natteford.‘
Estua- Gladvs Stone 3 estport, 3,;-810
Vera Hanlon. 3. 700;
13,2100; Aan no 0Mcllugh.
lSherry, 32
i Thomas 11‘. McMahon, 3.760; John
'A. Cahill, 3080; John T Vt cafur.
;3,500; 'George W. Dilworth, 3,470;
lRobert Friedlander. ...~140; John snee'
'han, Jr, 3.300; Charles w Murphy.
3,310; Marv
~1Want ads. bring results.
13225; Leland Close,,3,140; Leon A
lFish, 3070.
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surprising because
.11 are taking1
Anna McMahon."
llt ult< 111 lllt fllllllt‘l balloting will somcbotlv else being
picture. ,
AT THE REGENT SATURDAY
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Wm. 8. Hart in “The Devil's Double"
and Helen
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Holmes in “The i
Railroad Raiders” 1
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William '3. Hart. 'l‘rianglc-lncc—h'ayi
llec star, who plays the leading role in.
“The llcvil's l‘oulllc" left Los Ange-l
leg on May: to make a flying visit tol
New York. The t1ip eastward (icicl-
oped into a veritable triumphal tour,
the ovations tendered Mr. llart along
the route evcccdintz even those accord-
ed our distinguished citizen, Mr. Roos-
1r-velt.
Dodge t‘ity. once located on the
edge of civilization. is a typical «cs-
ltctn town. There are 211 “ct sto‘i°-'
about the tl'1\s when the 5' 131' ‘e :‘1
Haas cu. 'cktst on the tries: 3 11's: 1'."-
111111 who ll\ ed to tell the tale. The re-
ccntion committee of Dodge City dc
tcrmincd that theit idol,1lart. should
see their town, and when
pulled in the mayor. president of the
Commercial f‘luh, chairman of the re-
ccption committee. and leading citi-
zens gathered at the station. and Mr.
decorated automobile and taken on 111
tour of inspection.
Railroad Raiders" at Regent
. Saturday
“The
Helen llolttr‘tc s noncltalent manner
of p111"fo1111i11,'.1; death dc ct'yine, tents in
1this setial, and thcit strong appeal to
the public is best analysed by the Pat-
.\‘. J. Orb, which says:
Holmes in ‘Tlxe Railroad
etson.
“Helen
5the tired business man. She does it
by furnishing him what he really
Inteds instead of u but the uoctor says
.1161 needs.
1 “The. )ledico says the tired business
man needs :1 rest in the country. He
doesn‘t need anything like that. What
he does need is a chance to watch
the train:
Men’s White and
Fancy flan
Pants $5
(’59
Roi»
strenuous with‘
he pnhlislhd 110111 timt1 to time1 with out the necessit} of being stt'enuonl-~
attttonncentent oi luttlier details of the himself,
llclen Holmes is strenuous-
;en0\1.ul1 to revive the, ambition of any";
.tircd business man."
a good adv. pays use: in the best?
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montages in The Sentinel.
Norwalk Chronicler