W ‘crook” play and with mimic of theI
The House or Highcrade (.bubbltng French school of langourous
Entertainment «melodies. Mr. Savage‘s eviuent intent
lion of giving his Very best to “Pom ! '
Regent Theatre Pom” is shown by the appeerénce of,
his principal star. Mitzi 113305 in the!
"BMWB"'15' 7 15 and 9 Ititle role, supported b\ a cast of strik:
I ibg excellence, an. otchgestra of cxccp- l
IéTheIBest Range Purchase
l9 - in Norwalk!
Today lion-11 size besides a great chorus and3 I II I
‘ - . . . ~ - : = tit only due to the fact that these es were urchased
Earle n 11119331131 Ethel any .a balm i =1 I .t last November that we are able to eel] anti-gm low p30“. Th!
Inn‘SAAgag “$5111“ 13%.. I “CHEATING CHEATERS" I Egg I I stock is small and will not supply the demand “
y I; “Cheating Cheatexs" opened the sea ‘ =2: ‘I THE “ UALI ” .
l _ Q TY COMBI-
Saturday
LOHSE. GLA L'M
In a Triangle Featule
son for the Regent last night and “as
Igiected by a. capacity home. The au- .
idiom» anticipatzéd an intenrstipz and
a . - ~ I.
A Strange Transgres‘sm” enjoyable production and judging from
And. little Mary .\Ic Tibia 1n . . _ 2
'the applause wore not d1suppmntcd 111
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‘Where IS My LIOther” _tl~.c least, Max Marcin is the author,
Monday of the picce and the play is built;
NATION RANGE-ha.s made I.
reputation here in Norwalk and
about 100 of the Ranges are in
daily me, all giving excellent
results. _ ' 41ft.
“11%;
36x
till"
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BESSIE LOVE crowd the old theme of double cmss-I - 'IsII‘ I
“T Ill g NEE 131311118}? .., yin: (and triple crossing. ()nc g‘c‘ng nt'I ‘=.~._.-' . "QUALITY". RANGES I
he RW “St “12" Ithicws lays the plans to make all . I SOLD LAST FALL IN THREE
H's‘alsl Pattie News and a
Vitugrapb Comedy
'l‘l'lCSllAY and WEDNESDAY
Douglas Fairbanks m Artri'at‘t Feu-
turc, “In Again—Out Again."
I‘I\'llli :1 priceless collection of jr-wels'
Illou'cver It is discovered that III? in;
tended victims are members of anotl1-}
Ier outfit, who have made similar plane;[
'to lob them of men own jewels zml‘
both gangs .119 fearful of‘ Fezris the:
'I Illolmtixe," and tremble at the 111911 ;
1' f th . . Una '1'2- wign, a!
Palace Theatre (3:19;; bigndmnai: thb 19311:" \of the:
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THE HOUSE OF successwe {‘Ir‘ga": SI“ “(If :‘fIrI‘IefzIIiIf‘f' ‘UI.
SCREEN SUCCESSES l0... dn( “0!! m llllld 0n . “me I
Performances Today at 2:15 her natural manner. The fact that};
7 and 9 O'clock I she was the dreaded Ferris won cicv
ADMISSION 100—-~15c ,; erly concealed until the last In rtI ,
' I comparatively minot r,ole W. H. MOI
Dougall us a “1 oughncckcd dip” Won)
the audicncceahe was immense I
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WEEKS.
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cLun PLAN—42 down and'
$1 per week, with extra 10 per _ 7
cent. discount if paid as agreed:
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$10 you 0111) GOAL RANGE.
Sale Price of Range Shown $42.75
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Today and Tomorrow _
“CheatingCheatcre” is hell worth
u - n ;
The Bar Sinister . seeing and is scen last night it was:
fine Uncle 'loms Lubin ot the Ill“ enjoyable product inal‘lcd only ml
m t
Race Prejudice ’ Miss Trevelyn has friends in the
Picture if you can see the pcthe- ’Norwalks who elnphagizpd their pres-5
tic plight of a beautiful white girl. I
addresses, and it is his duty to keep work out very well and be the mean; >
this list up to dot-9. in so for as pos- 'on the ,empiloyees of the ,comp
Motics. _ I
1 the apparent haste to solecimg the , .
: IISI‘IzI’I‘IIIIIfil gigabbing‘ 'SI'O‘I-It scenery. l. —, bne bf our Iohier Employees is] opinion as to the actual result. Every.
J on gum. _ In charge of the list of names and body, however, seems to think it will
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whose infancy believed herself to
be of negro blood and thcrci' 'c
denies herself the love of a 1min
u ho ador’ls lwr. That‘s the situa-
tion in "The bar stunner."
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enco by the presentation of a hund-~
some bouquet. '
“THE BAR SINISTER" AT
THE PALACE FOR TWO DAYS;
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“The stationery is provided by the
company, and blank postal cards are
available to be enclosed with the let-
ter, thus encouraging reply from the
man written to. .
. one man in charge Is also eup-
slble. receiving far more news from homer
than without this plan in use. ”
The Connecticut State Council o!" I
Defense approves both of these plum».
and recommends them to your favour
able consideration. I
Very tiuly your,s
posed to keep himself posted as to Committee on Publicity, by George B. 'IsI
the regulations necessary to be ob- Chandler chairman. I
served in order to be sure that let-
lcrs will reach their destination. The VITAL STAT
letters are sent by the 1111111 in charge STICS RECORDS
to the mailing department of the WASHINGTON Se
pt. {Sr—De ark
00mm“. and postage stamps fur-Imam of Commerce omclalu wantptbo
nishcd b1 the company and affixed, Government to keep a record of alL
Ian'd letters forwarded births and deaths and recommend»
. 'It Dis pIflnncd to keep 0!} file in tions to Congress providing for a fedwx
tlm librm). as for as DOSSlble. the exal record of vital statistic-3 probabe
most intmcsting of the letters from will be made in the forthcoming one
the. men ill the front. 11qu report of Secretary Redfleld. .
The scheme has not yet been In Only twelve states keep records ht
ODGNIIIOII long enough l0 gloomy births and 26 deaths 1eccrds.
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Admission wAl‘tcrnoou: Balcony.
10 cents; orchestra, 15 cents; Ev-
ening, Gallery. 10 cents; Balcony,
15 cents; Orchestra, 15 cents.
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Against Race Prejudice
, in 111511-9110: that she is of colored par-v
III THE NEWS . .
I 1 Th. 'll is Ilie tbcmc oi“ The Bar Sluts
Earle Williams and Ethel Gray Terry creator of such mumoi'ublc photnplnys
“Apartment 39" finds the popular neiitation :it the Palace Theatre to»:
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'Grcat Spectacle, From Rex Beach’s
Imagine, if you can. the mental 1111-;
cuisine and loves and is loved by :1
AT THE REGENT TODAY tor” :1 powerful indictment of 111ch
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in Vitagraph Feature, “Apart- m: ”The Ilurricr” and “Tho Nigger."
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Novel, A Powerful Indictment
e9?” . I Q guish of :1 beautiful white girl. roared
white man!
prejudice prmlllt‘Pd by Edgar Lewis,
ment 29" unit which will have its initial pl't‘
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IWilliums, engaged in one of tho intuit} Th“ B't' Sinlslm" 1“ a drama of "191 5 a "' E
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llu'llllng Struggles 999,. 590“ on “mtmmlmn mulli. :1 race discussion ini ~ %-—-——==== r.
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pcrecn. which him-Its, whites, ludlans and mix-3
Director Seardou who (llrcctml 1‘11th ‘lll'f‘fl Ol‘ lllc ”mm more figure. llm'iul‘
Blue Ribbon feature by] :dwnid lion ”“3"“ "r all “MS buvc 1‘9"““1m0‘l‘1
9 1,9999 whicn is the ““199“,.“ m “h, romantic ones, repulsivc ones. stirring!
. Regent Theatre on Friday chose an old once .‘llld iuclmlraimitic ones—but "The '-'— I“--. ' . ' - 7— .2
but for the background of this song. ‘ 11.11. Sinister," which has been describ- force and thrilling effect. No more colored man are all portrai'Ed ln be sued the foll:n'lng=— 9
gle. when Mr. Williams and his 19.... Ni as Mr Lewis crowning nchicv-o sympathetic presentation at a 3mm action by practically the same cast. T0 the Manufacturers of Conn-3m
ing lady, Ethel (he) Tor-1) mo cup; mom, unfolds a n9“. etde 9f the 9;;99 p1',oblem no more convincing proof of that made 'Mr. Lewle' "The Barrier" cut:
.- lured by two rough Cm“ Mom of tht' lion and goes: (iceppr into 1119 heart or. the unlv ersnltty of human virtue, has such an artistic triumph. The Connecticut State Comm“ 0‘
,, :Befenee is advised that In some lac
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backwoods and forced to fight for :‘1'0 “Mt” lll'lll “'1." 0f “5 ”959°" ye 0'" 3M“ to the public The Bar Sinister one an exquisite tortea a. bulletin board In postcd upon:
. Iatbelr lives. 50"3- I The argument unfolded is that the”y IOId story, a tale '0! the modern which appears the names 0‘ “”9
They steal “Don M". Williams from! Tim prohlpm of ”10 three: races bill‘lior of ”we is ii and“! one and not’ smith “WWI from “I19 MISSIBElDNI employees Of the factory who have
behind and make a flying jllmp on 11ts“‘h'dl “‘9 “llllla'lml ‘ll ”l“ 5011‘" "l l‘ spiritual :rud that the finest men in IMM‘l‘bOMS. the mules and the cotton entered the service of either the army
back which 999915 him 9“,]ng m “19' lut-tlltllcd by the story or 11 white gm each race will be found fighting tilde.Iflelde.lnete:1d there are the beauties or navy. I understand that m distinc.
tlon is made on the 9 hi" 1 boards
Iloor, jerking,- hls two captiucrs from Illidnaplll‘d ID" '1 demented "9W9“ 8““ by side to combat the 109939 T11 of the Georgian turpentine forcsts mI ;between volunteers :ml dialtIed men.
him In the effort. H9 ”599 99mm“ misod :15 M1 daughter who is lovod b9.“ thing about this M9458 oftbe pro ;Ihe midst of Whitth ”“1011 oltbe ““9“ The committee 0' A.uhliclty is in-
and 3993 for them again, his fists bv :1 111-111 11.10 is a noxious mixture of auction perhaps are the tvpee Mr occurs. structed, bv NI. of the council. to
knocking out in even (liIicction. One IIndpm “9990 and “liltc. and 9190 by Lcwis untested to make clear tl I“ Mitchell 1.91143,“th portrayal of addresu :1. letter to you suggesting
a u . the adoption of some similar device.
tails to the floor with a- thud but the n “1"“ of pure white bl°°' “w ’1’” point 'I‘hcie are two kinds of soutlrI the role at P019011 In The Barriet prcxidcd you deem It wise ”and
other manages to OVH‘DOwcx the hero “‘9‘" "Pr-“9” to M white and 59‘ “‘0 _(~1',ncr the man of strong rac' ll prc~I will stand as a. classic of photodra- NOD".
“m1 {1,99 tuins to tackle “,9 girl. [shadow nf her doubtful ancestry rats judicc and the one Who is toleiant and: motto acting. will be seen as BenI We are also instructed in like man
The girl, however, played by Miss I05 -‘ barrier bctwccn ““er and “‘9 humane. The Yankee is representedtswm' a hallbreed With a heart ohgold “El“ t0 Dllt ”910"” Y0“ ”‘9 followln"
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'I‘crr , has eneed hls intention and WW“ “1'1" 3"" loves ' ;In "The Bar Sinister." plan for correspondence with enlist-
flow: into in adjolnln room closingl “The Bar Sinister" will rank as a mane suwmmndem Of a mmmm" ed men which is in operation in one
I g I St“ :1 RIM 9' modern ”mm-”“83“" ~ of e large plants in Connetcicut
the door and pushing all the furniture mastermece 0‘ photodramatic direc Then there is a mahy sidEd studv of! SUGGESTIONS MADE e have placed a writing table
against it. 10“. foil" ”“3 11:13:19. 0‘ 31229:: tilt the negro “399 The supeistlttoue thei TO MANUFACTURERS. in the library of our Foremans Ae-
r v v 1 u c ' ' . n .
Iquiopdgtgflizggdycted“(wit; splendid $1210“: SIB 110ml, the faithful. me; The Connecticut State Council of 33:31:11?“ 1:59:13? Iffml‘i‘rfg ‘I‘I\\’I1)'I€2calg
> I ‘ 95 e 1nd1y am. the ”“0““ Defense publicity committee has is- t the Boys at. the Front.’
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AT THE REGENT SATURDAY
Louise Glaumin a New Triangle Ple-
ture “P. 11am 1: Tran :gree-
t SOE' .n
This character and the capers of
Miss Glaum furnish practically all the
amusement, In a genuine screen story,
not a. theatrical composition. all the
comedy of character would have been,
intensified several times over. The'
faults are therefore of authorship, lack
of originality and fine sense of what
is peally humorous in human nature.
,2 Director. and company In cases like
thls simply do the best they can with
tho material in hand, and they are to
be congratulated on doing so well.
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Anaconcemeni to Theatre-Gaels ;
The management of the Regent Theatre takes much pleas-
ure in announcing he has arranged with the noted stage pro-
I,ducer, Henry W. Savage, to present his foremost star, MITZI I
(Hajos), the saucy prime donna comedienne, in the spectacular
melodramatic Broadway hit;
, EARLE WILLIAMS ;
in a Vitagraph Feature, “Apartment 29" at the Regent Theatre Today I‘ y ”
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“ POM-POM ” I. Retail Point Park
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“POM POM" COMING
TO REGENT THEATRE
Al The Regent Theatre , SEPT. I6, 7; s, .1
Friday Eve, g, Sept 14 ‘ Thul'SdllY Night Costume Dance
i _ Friday Confetti and llattle Night
The great organization will be brought intact with all its singers, comedians, atrue Savage "
chorus of charm and the “Pom Porn” Opera. orchestra. of 8 1:: Bees. 1 I
Prices will be $1. 50. $1. 00. 75c. 50c and a few at $2. 00
Seat Sale Begins Monday. Sent. 10. at 1 :30
starring the Sauey‘firima Danna Mit-
Izi Hajoa, Friday, Sept. 14. I
“Pom Pom," latest of the sensation-
at Henry W Savage comic operas, is
announced for a hearing at the Regent
Theatre. Its half year etav in Newi
Yoi'k made it evident to theatre lov-I
om tb'ait Mr Savage had again succeed-I
cd in bringing to tho- footllghteI anotb-l'
on music work of the class and unique
quality—rsuch as.“'l‘he Merry Widow“;
and “Sari" have proved themselves In
the past—that leave‘ memory ol’them.
selves fora long time to come. .. Mitzi, the Noted Prlma Donne om;
‘t‘Pom Pain" In that unusual thing, "
Ohmic opera villi
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