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W; John mwrence, the. uncle, has becnII
Pictures
Today
i_)l‘(‘iil':~l 1.1
Also L‘ut‘toii Holtiics
Picture:
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. Friday
Lasl Showing of
Music by Rocco: 1111111911
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Geraldine Farrar ‘ Woman." With Geraldinc Far I
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killed by ludians and his body- is
Regent Theatre found by “Black" Biown, a road ancnttI
who is being pursued by the sheriffs
The House of First Run posse Substituting the clothes andi
papers “of the dead man for his own
3 Shows—2:15, 7'15 and 9 who bandit passes as a wealthy manI
from Boston and lives in the little;
mining camp of Strawh'err) Flats I
in secret, llO“€\€'l/ he still plies itisI
UllllJHV trade on store coaches and
.i.1i\\“‘ Ant'c" and horrified at the sight
of thc dirt and disorder, begins toI
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puck trains. I
’ Mary Plelord ‘ Jr'nny arrives at the cabin of “John'
: “A R 1 straighten things out. From her haii
OMANCE 0F slip takts 11 paii of (zit'tpc siippelsI
tiliitii she has cinhr'oidrrcd and pith
THE REDWODDS” :1 little catd, piacts them on the man
tel to surpi'iSc her beloved uncle.
\‘iltcn latk as the inipostet is known
1 111tc1~..~' .lcnni asks the w hrtenhouts of
fl‘aVri
lici ttnclc.
1' HmM
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
Noted Picture Spectacle. "Joan The
rar Playing the Leading
1 ‘ — 111 ,_ Part
‘ “JoAN THE ‘v 99 i Titc pictu; c utilisation oft thc srason
: ‘ OMAN will he :11 the Regent 'l‘hcatic on 1' 11
‘~ llici
4 ' ' Ida}, illicit ltssc ll. li'isky pit.1ttts
' N0 Advance 1“ Prices international opct'n star, l-eiahiirth
M horror. as "loan thc \\'oniun."l‘l111
: Saturday story of “Joan tho \‘\'oiittiti"I is htliitI
' Walla“. 12"“ j11 I.il)o\1t loan of Art and 31155 11111191 I
| “ - Y ° " 1 ct thins." slic has ‘1-\ r'
. The World Apart ’ sun 11-111. 1) . I I c9111;
A 11 ll'] . done. ’lhc pittui . dii'ccttd W
n “(‘11 “(mnuh 111 ll llc Milic, is faithfully Ittitd hvnuti- iI
1.11 1
. “ll-1 RAILROAD “Milling" itillv tttc1ih'tctni—not thc tinny sort 1th
~. M» Mit'lnp trap for forlorn and ninth c.1tcn
WWI :‘11mics 11nd illllllt' 11w :lottds of dust to
1101 or tip llic lack of attistry. The pho—'
Palace l heatre Itogrnphic, cft‘ccts arc supcrh, particu-I
tinrly in tho villagc of llomt'cmy when
if it‘s a Foamy-I. T1“. l‘.1l:11'c will iJotm lit'uins to iicztr voices that tii'r'c
sliow ilw-VttUtit'ilik‘ 1
Days Every Wot-k.
Today
Acts
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Three Iltct' to go to tho aid ofI Sli‘icilt‘li!
[Franco The itcaititttil photoplny t'titt-I
nine in New York 111 much hitzhtrI
‘pt'iccs will he prcst‘iItItcd at the ttc- ;
Ircnt 'i limit-1c at ltEIilill‘ pticcs No one
iill Nor“ alk can nfioi'd to miss thc pic—l
titro. The time of its picsentutimi l5;
Ivaudevine cspccinlly opportunc and the pt'cturiztt-i
;tion ofthc beautiful story of the
~and~a “13., 1 l‘i‘t‘lit‘jl slicphcrd girl who dciivcictlI
. . ti
(6 - . u licr country and dittl ti inurtit' cumin I
The Silent Lie ibut 1i\1itp iltc fincst ot’ lc1linc Di:l
Pioductd by i1 ox tlit'cctcd by R.
A Walsh, stars Mililtlil t‘-1'.o1ip1
Six I’m-1.;
ltcctcd h) (‘ccii ll lichiille and pin
(iii('(‘ti ht 1.11 ky, the it‘lllllli‘ is :11] that
could bc dcsirod.
Tomorrow. LACE THE/1;;
Vaudevillcattd Ptramouttt i PA 1
Feature Picture . The 11.11.11.» ’l‘hcntrc 11111111 nift'rs 11:
Saturday
Vaudeville and 'tramount
Feature Picture
PWW n
how lil‘t);ll’1llll of i‘ivc star acts of
ranticvillc lilill will surpass for lit’lit‘l"I
oi mtccllcncc tiny live acts yct Drought {
‘to tho thc:1ti'c. 'l‘hc sczisoit‘s succcssl
.‘it'o its crowning ct‘fort for llll‘ lust
tt'htoc (hits of this “(‘Pi( and the hiiii
A] THE IHEATRE" iwlticli opoitcd tit tlic l‘ttlnt‘c this tt[-‘
ib ittiitooti and \‘tllitll will hc picscittctli
i AT THE REGENT
ttliis cw 11in: 11nd ltriduv and r1 ltllll'HliV
TODAY inill proic 'o VOIWVlllkt‘i‘x that \ittii:-1'
igcr .\ ..l Collins has liccn molt~ tliitit‘
A"°th°" 3'9 Artcraft Production, “A '1h'1't in tlinit ititci'iwu lii coniicc-I‘
I1 Romance of the Redwoods," tioti tiitli the \titidt'itillc today. tho
i Protrayed by Mary Pick- -l)i2‘ lv‘ox t‘t'nlllrc, “Titc ISilcttl l.i1'."I
1 ford .stnrran 1\lit'i:11i1 t‘oopcr will hc pl:1y~'
‘Around the intirhlc-top table of n‘cd. This pictut'c is dircctcd by R. A.
(“““ni New 1311313110 lltll‘itll‘ tire scatcti Walsh who :zcorcd such succcss in pic-
“WINS 0f the latc Widow luiwi'citcc,‘scntini: “The Honor Systctn." and
just deccasc‘d. What to
3W1 ”W only ('lliltl. is thc' topic of thc or is supportcd by 1111 all Sill] rust
Wlllfillm‘t‘d C(‘nvcrsation. SOVPl‘Ell ot’t’cr tlii'ottizhout 11nd the production is 11x-
to takc the littlc girl
(in with Jon- otltr-t' st‘rccit nttrncmms. MiSs t‘--oop
to live with whom front start to finislitlliuh classj
them wltcn thc lawyer {lllllmlllct‘fi that Pnrmiiotmt i‘ctittti'cs will he on’crch
“I.“ last Wis“ 0f 1101‘ motltcr was that with tho vuudcvillc tomorrow and Sun
site 110 sent to her unclc,
: the California cold ntincs two months" - ‘
previous. Tho itlcn nppcttls of Jenny" “THE SLAVE MARKET"
and thus, during tlic hit: gold rush oft Sonic of thc most picturesque spots
"49, she leaves for California, to livcjin dclightful C‘ubn were selected hi'
' with her uncle.
who left for urtlny.
'dit'cctor llutzh Ford as the settings-
' 100 Votes.
ITHIS COUPON GOOD FOR TEN (10) VOTES IN THE ’8
Poincae Theatre 6
MOTZON PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST l
NAME \
ADDRESS
(Issue of June 27. Void After June 30) i
100 Votes.
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"a Dancing Every Night
BATHING
Except Sunday
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iit tlic pi'cscntution of vutidct'illc is to‘ .
mmmmmom
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sizes. We cordially SJliCit your patronage on
Now Ankle Strap W hite Canvas
PUMPS Mary Jane PUMPS
$1.7:1 and
Fir l. o y s: . .
. g t r 1 a {ma $2. values. ,
‘- Phil-51'1“. This sale—
SEJS quality.
Gun metal
and Patent
wm— W
COME TO BRIDGEPORT AND SAVE MONEY
Store Open Daily Until 6 P. M. Saturday Until 10 P. M.
lATEllS the largest Shoe Retailers in New England
Satisfaction First---Sales Afterwards
Satisfaction, Convenience and Service Ideals are our first connsideraiion for those who favor us with their
patronage. This means that we will protect our customers‘against buying shoes of doubtful style and questionable.
quality. We guarantee our fotwcar to be just what it is represented to be. Our store is stocked with fine, stylish, and
well wearing shoes at reasonable prices, and our experienced salespeople cIourtcously fit your feet with the proper
these standards. SLATER
White $
Canvas
Button
"a: Boys’ and Girls
1128-30 MAIN ST.
Lace Boots
The lutcst, put.
('11! ramps, white
1111 lllfk tops.
83 on quality,
this :‘ale
Bites 8% lo 11-
5|.59
sale
Lace Boots snags
. For boys and girls. I Tan and
' ’ ‘ Black. $3.00
quality. This
5 .99 " uninsuronr
s '. y M , ,_
White Top High Ithite Canvas BOY SCOUT REDS
For \acnti-wit, 3'a1ht- .
n '. l s t z e s.
mcil's. wmuw :1,
Ciiiidicu's-
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‘ . in? and t nits.
.1 “'hite or 11111141.
~_ hlgli or low (“ll.
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Button Boots
Sizes to ‘2,
This sale——
Vi ililB Canvas
,
.29 ELK sou?
1 PLAY OXFORDS .,'
Boys’ and girls'. $2.00 quality) .
out, wit
$5 vain
. Misses! and onowmo arms-
Growing Girls’ White Canvas
High Lace High Cuts $
Shoes 1322.855. {BONE
of black kid, Small elm-—
white and cab $1.59 GIN-i 51'79 /'
ite tops;
u —.
WHITE NU-BHK .
New Pumps
(‘olonlnls or ' black.
patent colt, Havana
brown and gray.
Low Heel
Pumps 11:
dull ’ kid
and patent
colt.
Willie Kid
and
Nquuck
: l’unips.high
or low
heels. and
Bronte
mine-r $3 Valu
\ * and PUMPS
P I Rubber Sole
ailing? ‘” Sport Oxfords
SOLE OXFORDS
3-»
.tt
Black
Canvas
1 Rubbc‘l'
Sole Pumps
'1. 9o
e
V '79 $ Inter
_L 31"” ljfgliLgii;$:l/ 95
Great June Sale of NEWEST RUBBER Great June Sale
NEW KEWPIE
PUMPS
Goodyear wclt,
leather heels.
Seamless
Pumps,
hand
turned
soles, vlcl
kid. Willie
nit-buck,
gun metal,
white
washable
kid pumps.
leather or
wood heels.
$6.00 value.
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1 ‘ NE
GREAT JUNE KEDnglljtlys
SALE WOMEN’S FOR WOMEN
2.00 ch Pumps. co-
AND GROWING hill. :33:
GIRLS’ wnrrn $1.09 1a..
SPECIAL
MEN’S $3.00
scour SHOES
$2.053
SPECIAL K0 K0
FOR BOYS BROWN
$3.50 liot‘s' English
Lust Gtiu Metal SPECIAL
11991§ ‘5 G FORMYSNUING
SPECIAL, " New K0 K0
B‘ '
Men's 55 English “"“l' 122,11 h-‘l‘
shape I'lnlmoz'nls of lace. the latest.
gun nictal c:1it~— Rt‘gtilttr '
$3.30 am
quality.
hie
Also in Black
911250 BENFT; t3
MADESchn '
and White, This lot included broad trrait toes. medium
full toes and straight lasts Made of gun comgfiri
it’s Special 1: 1c
SPECEAE
ll. 3. 111m
Slice
3’ Ztlunson army
1351. bull. 111111'
9-") on the fcc' I,
a“ caring qua]...
ties unsut'passel. ‘5
I All sizes, all
widths.
Sail!
Price
‘ U. S.
Army
Standard
idea’s $5
TlIISS .\LE—- Leather arch sup-
port bulll in. Thomas
Long inside hccl.
steel shanks. This
wonderful invention
has relieved thou-
Bands of tender. ach-
lng fuel. This snlc— _
I
1 : Gun Metal: metal. vici and tan vici kid,
i '. Vici Kid EXTRA SPIECIAL
i. OI High or low liccls, SALE
$5.50 Arch-Supporting '12 " '
plain or tipped toes, . .
lcatltcr heels. ' SHGES $2195 ~ .
i 1
Walking-
hunts
Of black
vici' kid
and calf.
NEW SUMMER
fixicrds .
. black (all,
vici kid. All
the new tocr
shapes. I,
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for “The Slave Market” in which the. bio predicament in which he found his
Famous Pl-tyers Film Company is lowlyl lady are subjects for the screen
starring Pauline Frederick on the rather than the printed page
Paramount Program. It is the fea-
ture tttItiaction at the Palace Theatre “THE EVIL EYE" ‘I
for one day soon. i A ccttnin young ladv aspiring to lie
The story of "The Slate Marke, " '1 motion 1)iC‘.‘lllEl acttess had her am-
which was written by Fredetic Atnold bitions nipped in the bud duiing the
Kummei, has as its setting Spain and taking of the scenes of “The Evil
‘Fredciick is a Spanish beauty who which will lié seen at the Palace Thea-
falls into the hands of a gang of pir- trc soon, with the ever popular slant
Thomas IMeighan is the doughty 1113-; Miss Sw cct fora long time to be giv-
ro who contests ha 1' teacue, but theIen an opporltmity to appear in a
‘ manner of his coining and the terri- scene. Finally Miss Sweet secured
ll.
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director George H \ielford's
mob of superstitions Mexicans. She,
rough roads in a sight seeing trUCk, ‘31 Will be held
petmis CONGREGATIONAL FESTIVAL TO ',table and Mrs. DickeIrman of thwsalfli
sion £111 her to appear as one of the., BE HELD TOMORROW of useful articles.
1 was called to the studio‘nt seven one _ T011101‘1‘0W, Friday, afternon and 9‘" the young folks ““110 act but the st
morning, traveled fifteen miles ol'er" citing, the Congregational June Festi- of “l’etei Pan," while the. Operetta
The committee 01 béing sung.Pz11ts will be taken all.
sat aiound in the hot sun until four 51319911 “MEI the (“15011011 Of “WW follows: Peter Pun-Irene Got-hump
in the afternoon when she was put to lohn Stapleton arc spari
W‘Olk, and arrivcd back at the studio time 1101‘ effort ‘0 insureI its success. tiBeaul)’—~Mabcl Miller; Prince—-
‘Itlie far- famed Spanish Main. Pauline Ey‘é." the thrilling Lasky production at eight that night. Since that one .Mrs. Wm. H. Stowe is chairman “mot-t Rowan, Little Red Riding Hood-«t
strenuous day, Miss Sweet has not the refreshment 60111113311
seen the young lady. nor has 5111' been. “"1 591“ ice 01‘9“!“ and cake in ‘9 iMcCttuseland' 1.11111- Miss Morten—a
and an a lamolly Huntington; Crocodile-4mm»
studios, 'It is a Paramount Picture. cat'te supper at 6 o'clock The fancy In“ Smith and Ned Huntingtonfl’uu‘fi
“'0” table “11 be in charge 0‘ M”“1111 allots—Funk Lauder Fairies WW
A Hamilton, while T11"8.A. I
Keep will be in charge of the cand‘yi
iatcs who attack the vessel on whicerlttnche Street, in the stellar role idiscovered aroun‘d am of the other aftcrnoon and evening.
she is bound for Putt Royal. ~~ iThe young woman had pleaded withI
A good adv. pays nest in the beeti'lle
paper.
Mrs. Robeit: Silcox is in charge'ofi'
11g neither‘rinker Bell—Sue Clover Sleeping:
89' Whic Josephine Miller, CinderElltk-Carm
(Confluuedfl on Page Seven.)
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