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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 9, 1917 · page 3

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‘ n woodsman, and then a denizen (if the , known actors as Edwin Stanley, H91-

'x;;ears in four separate and distinct
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'ity. Jack Plcltlord and miss Hut snp- in: mm SM who (all: head over
lportcd by Theodore Roberts. will be; boots in low» with n princc. The prince
gérvll at tho Regent Theatre on Fridayi in i: dream chap but his laihrl‘ seeks
Regent Theatr . an mp Lash Ill-“dummy, “What Money to marry him to a princcsr. So he is
,L‘un': Buy,‘ a photodramatic version finally alicuutcd from tlw girl throu:h
I. “gives Cooler Inside Thu thy Beulah Marie ljix of George Broad; (alschuods and forged letters. But
Outside. thump, {unions drama. '.the two meet again under sensational
’ Shows, 215' 7:15 and 3 Having scorcd such a pronounctrd and tragic circumstances. The drama
tsutvccss as corturs in the Famous is cxccedingly inn-resting. Miss Gran-
Today él’laN'Pl‘S‘Pal‘flmOUHl production of'daisc invests hcr role with charm.
HENRY ll. \YALTHALL Great Expcctations.” and thé Lasky~l You will like “A Naked Soul." See it.

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“The saints Adfi'enture” :Jilfk Pickford and Loui<e huff havel The announccment that .t. '1‘. Rich- > , _,__, .__: .
AndHNEEildthdi-Pfiggrek?:nedy imadc lhE‘BIwr‘lVi‘S thc most 1,-0pul:tr:nrd's Supreme Show of the World will r . -. :‘ . \
——+,n . ' fyoungstrrs of the silent drama. In ad- exhibit here Friday, August 24, should Waich T0!“ 9 l a: . -
Tomorrow .2 (lilion to thcir popularity as ctr-slurs crcutc interest bECause of the unstint! arrow S j . l 5.1. W
, . . , iboth huvc irchn thcmsc‘tvcs artists oiled praise of the pcrformancc and _ ‘5‘;
JACK PlChIl-i‘QRl) land LQLISE ‘ulnilitv aslstars in stapnratc produc-feuuipmcnt from places where it has 3‘ E l .4 0f
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itions. «been seen. lt is an entirely new
l The stOry of “What Moor-y Can‘t‘atnuscmcnt cntcrprise and, according
lBuy" has to do with. tho adventures to all reports. its list of performers in-

“What Money
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. tot rick Hale: his father, a wcztltlll' cludcs not only the best in their lines . t :5.
. . Saturday :finrtnt'ict': Prim‘r-‘t‘ 11'9“” “f M'dmzm’t but the manner in which the show is Adverllsemenls Ml ‘
\tthlAM DESMOND 'nnd the unscrupulouh who has her {21- : presented is it new departure in the l

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In a Triangle-Inca Play
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‘Paddv O’Hara”
Anti I;ttle Mary lJcAlistcr in
“THE WONDERFUL EVENT"

. cirt us \Torld likt‘ly to be widely copied
' ,bccotfc. of :13 rronounccd success.
, AT THE PALACE SATURCAY ' 'l‘ltc Suprrm: Show of the World is.

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all that its mote implies. It". equip-l
r‘rnt surpasses all others because it.
is of the most modern construction. Ital
boattiitul wagrns and superb horse!)1
alone will cunstitute an art cx‘n’bitinn!
of hand carving and a horse fair. list
paraphernalia is the last word not on-l
. .. , . ly from the viewpoint of beauty but1
[Spirit Of Romance. ‘5 becoming affa.‘ front that of the safety nd comfort or;
sltion plate for all 1110 young socwtyt

, , Ivthe audience as well. its big show:
Today ‘llllHFPS throughout tho country. m‘tcnt is more than 200 few in lengthl
JACK PlCKP‘ORD

Plays a Novel Role in

“Tho Right Direction" she was merely: l
“The Dummy”

,nnd is illuminated by a traveling pow-t
Tomorrow

T3 1”!“er ‘mif’ but as 1119 “PM“ mo- i or plant which furnishes 32,000 candle,
‘dfl m “1:119 Wax. Model" she had anipowcr. more lighting than has over;
,loppnt‘lumty to display many of bermWI used by a circus before. Tho!
0
Susan Grandatse the
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sweetest girl Ill
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Europe In the

:pretty frocks and in. her forthcomtnflhbm top" will scat several thousand;
;prmluction, Th0 Spirit of Romance. ipersons in a manner so comfortable:
“Naked Soul”
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Vivian Mart‘n Cats the Paocin Latest
Styles in New Panmount,
“The Spirit of R>m2tn o"
Vivian Martin, the charm'pz Pallns~
Paramcun‘. star who will be 50621 at
1tho Palace op Saturday in her lutcst
rsuccess, the whimsical story of “The

 

Palace Theatre

“If It's a Foature, it Will be First
At The Palace!."

Performances Daily at 2:15,
and 9 O'clock.

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fess, film has an opportunity to dislilfl)’ 4 who httvc cndurcd other methods.

ttnany more. Miss Illurtin'si slcndcr-l R. T. [“011“de the new figure in:
EMS and piquancy is the delight 0‘ defithc circus world, gave threeycars of:
[signers ibis time and spcnt clos‘c to $1,000,000i
i W'fi'“ in assembling the Suprcmc Show on
3 AT THE PALACE TODAY low World ocforc starting on the roadl
to give public exhibitions. El'ery wa-t
goo, piece of canvas, pole, bunting andi

1 Jack Pickford who only a fcw wars'ilom of pat‘uphcrnulia' is brand nt‘Wl

,Jack Pickford Given Excellent Support,
| in Paramount, “The Dummy"

 

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assumes no responsibility thcrcfor,t
but rctuins at two hand toward the;
govcrnmcnt. l'lct'r Mucllcr has;
long bud no uctivc conucction with .
tlic Socialist Party.

chorts to Tho Associutcd Press
from (icrmutty say Dr. Micltuelis
now has bccn hailed by the advo-
«cutcs of Grctttcr Germany as a
now Bismarck. An cntltttsiastice
orator of ti tlclcgution from an it:-
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,in which she is soon as a young heir-3mm it will be u revelation to those;
“ SATURDAY—Adrian Martin In
The Spirit of Romance,"

ago was a clever young chap pluylnu and solo and spun. Some idea of the.
.boy parts in his sistoi“s pmdumons"ntngnitudc of the enterprise may be
Is today a fl]]].flpdg(\d gm whose lat-‘ cleaned front the fact that the ‘btg;
' I .' . .
psi uppcnrancc on H“, sci-con is made top,’ the lllPllngllP, the side shown
at the Pnlacc ’l‘licntrc in the Famous ”‘0 “cook housc" “"d vurtous homo,
Plarnopmimnoum :tdnptution of thc tools and small tops are only a part)
cclcbratcd ploy, “Thc Dummy," by of the canvas urtttltpmcttrt.l ! i
' ' - t J. ' , ;, 're The monugcrlo whic s stown n‘
POBIttvely the prettlen Styles ”HWY Ollizgins mil in!" i t ( 'tc t t ins 'l more com-‘
Sh ' ' .’ Ford which proved one of tho grcnt- I! “0 foot :1 (‘01!!! - ‘
up“ “I'd trlmmmgs offered this. ’ ‘ 1 1 l l tum um lt'ts ltccn'
season. Come in and look th lost sensations of thc dramatic smmon 0910 200 0g 00 9X1 , . .
0170!. em when it enjoyed a record—breaking run sccn hero beforc. Thcrc are hcrds of‘
i in New York two years ago, ,blg elephants, caravans of cumls, 1111-;
The clcvntion of Jack Pickford to mos, zcbrus, sacrcd cattle from lndln.‘
Sltil'drtm on tho Paramount Program and various other tome animals l)O-;
cortcs us the result of natural dcvcl. sides many dons oi lions, tlgcrs, loop-
opmcnt. Beginning vary ntodcstly in urds. monitors nnd vurious other wild
flicusts of the jungle. 1
Tho pcrftu'mnncc, which consttmcst

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_ 250 to $1.00

. H. A. MEAD

Druggist ,
8 North Main 5‘. t-‘Inull parts. 'lock Pickford won :1 pct"

80“ ,‘ imuuent plncc {”11le the Famous .
th Norwnlk' Conn. ll‘lnycrs profcssionul stuff and nppt‘nr- more than two hours t0 lll‘t‘S‘W- “1'

too in u numhcr of that company‘s pm. cludcs some of the host known numos

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R010" Po'anark 1 ll‘lctions, among thcm “A Girl of Yps- in thc ctrcus‘ world as Will :Is mull)
|lt“tl:ty.“ “Poor Littlc l’cppiuu," “Tho distinct novcltlcs front Europc cxhtlut-

Commnntlln'r cd in this country for tho first tlmc
Admission—Week Days, 200 ; Sun-

 

 

thrive Route, and ”l‘ltc

lOlllcct.‘."’ tbccmtsc of tho wnt' conditions on tho

So grout was the sttcccs which lm'contincnt. Tltcrc will Em wonderful.
cnjoycd in thcso pictttrcs that Junk truincd :tnimul acts, burl-buck riding
Pickford was oucugcd hv nnnthcr mm. of thrilling skill lllltl during, many spc-
puny to star in its productions. Thou I ciz‘ltics on platforms and rings and :1
Famous Plnvcrs myrlztd of linir-l‘uislng tit-ts on high
and wires strctchcd front tho

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DANCING
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"""'_tiDmners t] :3.)
jimmy Bond 'cohtéit‘nééfiii“
July 9th.
FREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY

NIGHT

_ ll llli llllz'llllis

: AT THE RECENT TODAY.

lic rcturncd to tho
and was costurrcd with Louisa Hull ”000109
in that compnuy‘s :tdoptution of Booth , 1001110“ 013005 Of ”30 bit»! lt’nl.
Tarkington's ‘chcntccn," thc success, Thcrc will bc two lif’l'fut'itinticcS. ill.
lof which was only amended by the the Iluxtcr Grounds, the muttncv pt "
lscusution crentcd by tho some corti.'t)‘t:lock and thc evening ShOW at 3:
kpuoy's adaptation of Charles Dickcns' The doors “'lll b0 opcncd 0110 1101"“
“Grcnt Expccttttions,” in which Junk curlicr tllflnvlllo time set for cuch pcr-i
Pickford and Louisc lluft' were again formzmce' in order that patrons may 1
slurred. .inspcct the big mcnnucric which, in i

As a rcsult of tho tremendous suc- “19 evening, Will be brilliantly illum- 1

.(‘css of these two pictures, Jack Pick- inutcd by EIEClTlCilY«

liord was given the great min of the ——- ...----_.-_._.- ~_.w—.««._ m..- l
‘Dutnmy in the picture of that. name, Ill! ABSOLUTE PERFECTION AND GEM SUPERB 1
.his steadily mounting popularity and ""“H” “mm ““Wummoflmm '1
his unquestioned ability, warranting R.T. RICEARDS ,1
his selection as the star of the pro— ’sumE 3'10““

ductlon. ' or flu: wont.»

Those who saw “The Dummy" will

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Who is CoStarred with Jack Pickford
Regent: Theatre, (Tomorrow

 

 

 

LOUISE HUFF

pcucc that saw Dr. Micliuclis ot’f

ut.tltc Drcsdcu rnilwuy station
mudc u spc‘cch which was wildly
upploudcd, trrccting: him as u,

worthy successor of the old blood
and iron t‘ltunccllor. Dr. Illicliaclis,
ucording.r to the publishcd‘rcply to
thc spcccli. was modcstly silcnt
vomit-ding it.

 

 

 

JACOBY’S

Special Sale on all
SUMMER GOODS

 

 

 

 

 

NEVINE Is'BURNING
When you smoke an “Exception"
Ilnvntvu filled 5c cigar. Ask for it.
Retailers supplied by

THE C. E, SLAUSON 00.,

Norwalk and Stamford

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N. v., N. If}??? TIME TABLE
‘In Effect June 10, 1917

 

 

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in “What. Money Can't Buy," at the:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Henry B. W:' ‘ l it w. Beautiful Love
Drama, The Saint's Adven-
tore"-

FRE
CLEARS, ‘ TEUTONIC
TRENCH, INFLICTING
LOSSES ON THE GEE
MANS

(Continued Fiom Page One)

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remember it for one of the most t.hrl|l—,
int: dramas that has appeared on the
since in a generation. Briefly. it is

lllcnry IB. \Volthall proves himself ”‘8: tale 0f 9. boy Wl‘lO pretends to be!
probably the most versatile actor on a deaf mule in order to assist. a do-‘
the screen in: his current Essanay fea- tcctive in the capturing of a band, of
“"9. ”The Saint's Adventure," ' ' l

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Jack Pickford is “The DummY.",

s. viz.: A ““0011 boy, the YWMIFrnnk Losee, the detective, and the

rector of an ultra-fashionable clturclt,1mst of the cast includes such well-
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cipully in connection with finan-
cial and economic aEuirs. Hc up-
pcalcd to the members of the
Cabinet to redouble tltcir cfforts
toward organizing and consolidat-
' in}: the government.

Foreign Minister Tet‘cstchcnko,

slums district of a big city. The cos-'01". Greene. Ruby Hoffman and the,
turning. or make-up of these font ‘cltild actress. lEthelmary Oakland.
tolcs, of course, are easy to perfect:
however, the personality which Illr.
.Walthall has thrown into each charac—t
l[initiation-Lille vivacity of the youth; ‘

 

AT THE PALACE TOMORROW i
One of Brady-International Specials?
”A. Naked Soul," With Su-

 

NCH DETACHMENT

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for not paying tltcir debts and to
rcscintl railway and mining con-
cessions gruutcd to Austrians and
,Gcrmuns, confiscate Attstro‘Gcr-
,mun capital invcstcd in the coun-
try, seize their ships and internei
éthcir subjects. '
. LONDON. Aug. 9 .—«’l‘ltc En- ‘
Etentc _ Allicd Labor ('"tittt'ct‘cncc,
:which was to have opened in Lon-
don today, to consider the quch
tion of sending representation to
.thc Stockholm Confcrcncc, has
ibccn postponed until the cud of
fi‘tugust. at the request of the
‘Frcnch Socialists.

 

. tllzlti! (Bridgeport only).

the sanctimony of the parson: the
rugged nature of the woodsman, and
the crushed and beaten attitude of the
poverty-stricken mun—ably demon-
strates the marvelous talent which has
made him the foremost. emotional ac-
tor in motion pictures.

As an added attraction tonight Pathe
flows and a Victor Moore Comedy will
also be shown.

 

AT THE REGENT FRIDAY

 

Jack Pickford and Levin Hun In
“What Money Can't Buy” At.
It) In 0. Hoary Film

In I gripping story denim: with the

“venture: of u vigorous American ta- in Europe.
the: and con la a European principal-

 

san Grandaise

, With Susan Grandalse, the sweet
'cst girl in Europe, lending the cast;
'nnd with a company of particularly
‘tttlented screen players supporting I
her, “A Naked Soul': will come to the.
{Palace Theatre tomorrow. “A Naked,

Soul" is ono of the stritzti of features: 9....” 0,23%": ‘3‘";'R‘:L mf'hli‘rl’:
’beln: prcscntcd by the Bradvlnterna- “Wu“ °' “N CH“ men-um ‘2‘

 

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" ”m m" cm“ 9"“ 1’0- ' " n rwsi tors - ) . '- - r l" '.‘ 11"‘llt r. of
{tlonnl Scrv'lcc—ll'orldl’lcturts in MI. II I and I P. ll. ' l‘ltlnnmm ’ 9 l “l r a? 1.13 “uh!" hf. ll L L h“ _ U l _
, , _ “l . cording to u tclcgrum from his collcugucs 1th at distinct chcc- .
‘Wltlt'll tho best and most pond or, .. '. ' , . .' . . . . . ,
, H mm l: tturrlcan \ tcmtu, no“ t lllllll a dcclurutton tron of tlic principle of lutltomcn- PHONE—371
=: .. : .t:: t . . : . _ ‘ , ' . .
mun l” W : BaXter Grounds 0f war no tlw work ot thc Lawton-non or l’nrhmncntnry nti‘ln-l
““3“" Tm“ ”Mum“ p.mlnctlon{ ‘tcnto oumcinllv Prcsidcnt Wil-‘otu-c upun the tultninistrution IIIONP'I' AUTO
'tntu‘hr the initial apps-aroma. on tho i . . . , "ml/thy

lAmortcan scrum of Mitts Gran-“latch!

who is one of the moat flnllhtd artists: .50. "orwa'k
In this picture she tulle-i Fr'day, Aug, . 24

the part or III unsophisticated. chum-

who left inter for general ltcttd- '1. COPENHAGEN, Aug. 0.—’l‘he
quarters accompanied by M. Din-"dcmocrutic movement in Germany
‘mnudi. the Romanian Mittistcrflwbiclt reformers wcrc 'surc was
isaid the government ltttd dccidcd trotting: such a splcndid start in
to abolish the post of Procurntor-Zthc rcccnt Rcichstog crisis. seems
General of the Holy Synod mid-now to bo slipping.r downgrade
crcutc u Ministry of Public \l‘or.tbnckwurds. The Libcrul und Ratli-
sltip. fcul ncwspnpcrs in (icrtnuny neu-

AMSTERDAM, Aug. ll—Auscicrully intcrprct thc sclcction by

son. lt in,tlwpupcrs tit-mornnimcdi The Socialist organ \‘urwncrts
at (icrmnn and Austm-lluugarinn:ununum-cs thnt tho ('ubinct Incin-
interests in Filing. to oust troublo- l born. lirausc and Mucllcr enter the
some trade competitors by fur- ttm‘emment as individuals. not as
pushing the Chin!“ with I pretext party mpmontativcs. The party

 

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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. lll.-l:30x. 5:35x, fit-tits, 0:08.

,6rfi7x. 7:18x. 7:40. 7:55x. 8:21x 8:46x,

itMondays only 8mm, 9:2: (cxcep!

{Mondays} 9:39. 10:1-lflx. 10:52x.

t P. ltl.—~12:03, 12:72 tStmnford only)

,1:09v.1:3§x,3:02x, 3:2fl.4:32x.3:27X.

5:46. 6:02x. 6:2tix. 6:47 Stamford on-
ly) 7:02x, 8:06, 9:20x, (except
(Saturdays) 0:58x, 10:07x.
. Sundays
, A. M.-l2:25x, 5:3z'ix, 8:595
9:19x. 102332;.

1", Ill—12:03, 1:09.\', 2:4“, 18:12:.
.4t32x. 5:46, 62021:, 7:02x, 7:12, 7:452.
‘7257x. 8:063, 9:58x. 10:07x, 10:40.

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
E A. M.—-4:10, 5:30, G:3l.8:00x,8:51x.
19:15.10:03x,10:06,10:50x.

P. M.——12:03x, 12:45x, 1:06. 1209!. ~
(Sat. only, 2:18x. 2:57. 3:30x. 3:53.
4:13x, (cxcept Saturdays) 4:23, 513x,-..
95:29. 6:00v, 6:03x, 8:10x,, 9:28,
11:15x,12:00x.

Sundays

A. lit—6:00. 8:00x.
10:03x, 10:50x.

P. lit—12:10, 1:03x. 2:00x, 3:352. .
5:02. 5:25x, 6:00x. 7:10x, 8:10x, 9:001. .‘. "
310:00x, 11:51x, 12:00x. ‘

' SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN

A. M.——12:26x, 1:13x, 5:37. 6:02.
7:15. 9:19, 10:22x, 11:11x. 11:58x.

' P. M.—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only.
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport; 011‘
1y. Saturday only). 2:47 lBridgE‘Doft
.only, ex’ccpt Saturday), 3:30x. 4:28..
35:19. 6:21. 6:51, 7:08x, 7:32 (Bridge-
‘port only) 0:25. 11:08.

Sundays

A. M.‘1232€|X, 1:13x.

10:19. 11:12. 11:58x.

5:493:

.v,

0:00x, 9:212.

 

7:43, 9:19.

P. M.--2:10x, 3:11x. 4:42x, 6:331.
1mg, rum, 3:33, 0:25x, 10:10:.

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- NEW HAVEN TO so‘u‘rH NO’R- ,
WALK

A. M.—-—12:25x, 4:35x. 42531:, 5:80.
6:50, 8:05, 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00.

P. M.——12:17, 2:13x, 3:40x, 4:35.
5:13x, 5:32x, 5:37. 03:11:, 8:53.
9:18x.

Sundays
A. M.——4:35x, 4:53x, ,7255_ 8:301.

:41x, 1:00.
9 P. ‘Ml.——12:1‘lx. lzfisx, 2:23. 3:4 ‘“
4:35. 5:13x. 6:11x, 7:05x, 8:53. 59:18:.
9:36, 11:30:. ._

South Norwalk to Danbury .

A.‘M.-6:13, 8:27. 9:59x.

P. M.—1:27, 1:54x. 2:43 (Saturday
only) 4:39x, 5:27, (Except Saturdays).
6:25.

Sunday:

A. M.——9:25, 10:29x.

P: M.—Z':15, 7:20.

Danbury to South Ngrwalk

A M.—6:00. 7:25, 7:55x, (Monday:
only) 8:35 (except Monday), 10:05:. fl"

11:50. “ "1‘in
7:07, 8:36x. (excel

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P. M.-—-4:33x.
Saturdays). . or
Sunday:
A. .\l.—-7:505. .
P lit—12oz, 6:48. 7:18, 8236:.

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David W. Raymond

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