ANDREW MACK IS COMING
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Mrs. E. F. Knorr
5m 68 lMyrtle: St.. E. Namath 2012— .
’ . . 1 Neptune Avenue 442-»
, The no“. or Htgthde TO REGENT THEATnE3Wm. Kohler . 3 Funk A Wadsworth
Entertainment Andrew Meets. the peer or all 1115113 125 So. Mam 8t 14455 1 State street , 1945-
, ‘ singing comedians of the present day. J, A, Legato r; """ “ a
Regent I heall'e is we“!!! to the Regent Theatre on, 30 Main s1............... 2001- “' " ‘*“—‘
, Friday even, September Zist, present-i133“) E. Luther
8 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9 ing this time his newest altering by; 56 Newtou'n Ave ,,,,,, 575.3
' Cecil De Mille “Molly Dear " which 19.3mm,1 Lyons
‘ Today describf—‘d as W? '11:“; “sell: 911‘“ Westport Ave .......... 269-13
of the past deca 13 hr 1 1 e as A R Malkin & Co
\' B NNET'I‘ . . .
E mT E3111 r otluction abandoned the beaten path 0!? Irish‘ Strawberry Hill Ave. ..... . 1176-4
m a Strong “an” t 1' drama and has thrown into the dis“ iCharles B Milne
“The Mother Instinct” card the red coat the hard hearted: 76 Ward 53 .............. .69”
And Lllllé; 111113 Me Mister in landlord, the informer acid 3‘31 éhfizflobert S Moxnson
,, stock characters of the tra itiona e -1 Witch Lane Rowavton . 1, _2
“When sorrow ‘VCCDS 3 tie plav. He has written what is said‘A A. Ritter ' ' ' ‘9 l
to be the most 1103 el, rugged and virile 19
3 3 Golden 11111 :St ........... 1144-2
/ Monday and Tuesday 1 play of the year, and fitted Mr. Mathc. 8.. 'Rossy
A Picturizzttlon of Margaret 3 Wigh the bilstbchaiactgl Oibgiyca;::;! 47 West Ave ,,,,, .. 255.2
Mum‘s anousz PluY Starring 3 l Laislglfl e pace 0 6 1E J Salisbury
MAP 1311 you 1 -. 1:13 a '____'_ _____ l 49 Water St .............. .. 307-
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“Polly of the Circus” ‘1 . '_°A GARDNER _ NEW TELEPHONE STATISTICS 1Aglizen’lmiing .
m” 3 Is it ‘posmhlo for a Slllllt‘l‘ to 5mg 3 Following is a “$3 or new telephonel'wm C suit); ..... . . . ....... 2068«
. '(‘——‘ mob in Tongues” 3111c: 33'1111 hemlf.’ that have been installed since the. ts-
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3 _, 2 (‘1111 :1 living voice nd the same voice E Vi iDflEId street ............. 1308-
starring James llotiison .utd Glace 3 suing of the last list. Cut this out and. Y
‘ 1"cptoduccd on an instrument be so iVlm. C. Smith, Farmers Cottage
talentinre. ~ 3paste in the back of 30u1'directm3'. 3
identical in tone quality that they can- Wm 0 Beck “infield street ......... 2070-
W’ w““" " “‘“‘ "N ”'“v‘ ‘not be distinguished, one from the oth West Norw all; ,3- . tUnity League Club
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' . , , , Eugene F. Carter ..
3 Hats science achieved a l‘llllllph that; it“; Main street 347 it “w”.-. ,.__,_____
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k .' l '11 of '1. new da ' 1n the, .
Palace theatre11.15.213.132" ' ' 3DANBURY FAIR
‘ .‘ ' _ -l)'_[d\l01‘ .t3enue.......... 744-4
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1’110'1'01'1. 13s _ I 3 . t_m,tl 44 Wilton avenue tulizThe Leader In' Displays. At- 5M V “CK
Performances Rt'gltlarli" at 221:1, 1“" mu" ”mo 4 deep im‘m" ‘ 3D 1' Thomas Francis 1 . Famous lrtsl: ging Comedian at
7 and 9 o‘clock will be .11193. cred at the exclusile mu- I 44 \l'ashin ton street 2069 } tractions and Attendance Regent Theatrt. . {Jay evening, Sep
AdmissionwAfternoon and Even- ‘sit’ lt‘l' ital to be gi3 en at lloy't s Thea- C W G g 1 J " G. M. BUNDLE. Sec‘n Danbury. Conn. itember 21.
log. 10 and 1') cents. ‘m-i mt \‘tcdnesday evening. Sept. 26th ‘ yrus ”‘3 r y 0 r _- I “—r _
.__._— invitaions to this affair, at which Ilia 1: Illelbournc’Dr """"" ' ”1“”, l
l;11'd11el',thc brilliant and beautiful' ha“ and 1" Hurt n
TOdaY . » contert contr,alt0 will sing. ha3e beenl‘G Saturn: & Highland “"0" '979‘
"PT“! ‘M received by many ptotninent musicians 9mg“ emtngwny 3
H Eel; ,. l n g. N of this (.33), and interest in 33“, minim—:3 tibckctt SL, liowayton . . .. .2014- 3
It ultit‘ul ill affair seems to be keen in 11111§it'a1_30l‘{" Tulloyt ' ‘
circles. The appearance of Miss Gordy “ 98‘5““? AW" Rowayton -- H 'H .
“0 I I not- alone. of course, would be suffi-‘vlflm‘r ”Wt l
e 9”;- 0 cicnt to it‘l'ouse the enthusiasm of lull-I 1‘ (“’55 SL- NOI'Walk 107? i l
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conclusively
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tlublc work of l‘chtlllllE
that the martelous achievement 3
the tctIeution of tnusiml sounds has;
been attained odds immeasurable in l
‘tcrest to the occasion.
In the coming We ital, 33' hith is home
'awaited cugct'ly 113 those who tire {01- l
tunnle enough to hold cards of ml
mi» .1011 Miss Gardner will slow in|
comparison with her voice as rc- -ctent- '
' ed by the .\'t 1w Folsom. to on thlt‘ those
iin the audience to judge whtvthtr ml
not the living voice can be made to
Zlivc t‘orcl'cr. A euperh program has
them arranged—:1 prom‘um that will
reveal all of the l‘ascinatinu qualities
Herbert Brenon Presents Dainty Hall of the dulcct mice of the young con-
at Dawn in “The Lone Wolf" 'tr:1lto.At times het living voice will
“The Lone. Wolf" Herbert Brown-gilt? heard alone; at times we will sin,"
pictulizutlon of Louis .Iosf’pll “mm. 3in unison with her r0~(‘l(‘:lli‘tl voit'c:
tlllillintz novel 01: I‘m tery and adv—en l:.t times she will aim: duets with her-
into will he th.n picture attraction on SE”. "' "‘lni" 0"“ W” 01’ :1 song “l h
the program of the Palace Thom”; m_§l1m' living who and the other part
day with hot to elt'utcd 1',olce The all-
This is Mr. Brscnon‘ thi"d corny-.13)“ dicllcc will ‘1'3 to pick the two golden
tion to :crccn histoigt under 33“. Set? 'tht'cuds of tone a11al'l~to itav which
nit-k- Picture-.1 trademark. but i; his 0"“ “H‘s “‘1 it moment 11nd Mllr'h line
first venture in the mom of may, (.ldso-fbt'en mndc imortal (‘an it be done?
' . i swcr the 11ch
melodrama, and the lt‘rlllll is expected '“1-‘5 G ”“ll'l' “'l" “l ' ‘1
‘tion in the lthRl unique recital, from
Comint: Sent. 20
Season’s Vaudeville
opening
SPEF‘V ‘. 71 531' ".‘PROGRAM
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Al llll lllllllltS
AT THE PALACE TODAY
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to prove it sensation not soon to he ' _ . .
forgotten lhotlt {tl‘llSllt‘ and scientific stuntlpotnts
In his previous. Spyyniflbpmmm that has ever been givmt in lhls‘clty
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"War Brides" and "The Eternal Sim".
'M 1'. Branch dealt with themes of deep-
cot tragedy, but in "The Lone Wolf"
he has a story of entirely dll’fcieut
character to depict It relates the all-1
vrntu.‘ w of a master'ctncksmun known
to the police as the Lone. Wolf. This
man became. :2 crook thlough his ttthp- 1
lion in his hovhood by a cletct' ctim-E
inal, who was killed through the
tt'cacm: 3' of one of his accomplices
Against this accomplice named Ecli-
ntrom. the boy swears vengeance and
when, in later years, he comes across
the trail of this man, he pursues iitlider. Just as 9"”),an seems to point
wm.‘ an inflexible purpose. The tm_ ito the'convictlon of Jean as the mur-
lml“ 1” ! WES Of highly e"é’tlerer, Marie tells the court that she
"i”“fi adventures ,w": 1: gang 0 is the guilty party.h:13'in_2 killed Ber-
crlzkzhtnzgli'sft‘?210:: ntlventures.lge!:e because he promised 3‘0 mart:
he meets a 3 M3 163m girl who, hehe: and neter did and that the. cm .1
. .. 3, 3,, but who[belonged to her. Out of goodness of
believes, is IMMH c.ot., ' heart. Pierre forgives her and the‘
' ~ ,. 'm 1 3 - ~ ent
m in realltyvn 8‘ it 361”” ag ,brother is freed from the charge of
The Lone \\ olf suvcs her from the
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Pack and they escape from France mdnurde
England in an atroplane, after never
nl stormy scenes in which they pass
through many thrilling perils. In the. , 3, .
end the girl discloses het identity but 3'“ $25°madazr2ilz¢i;°uz‘gaaty Regent
lets the Wolf escape under the prom- . u "
lse of reformation, and it is left to the' Polly of lhe.?imug' a}, elaborate
t. tors O imag rte a subsequent re- screen presentanon of Margaret Illn-
once a t i
1 under happier 30‘s great drama of circus life, is the.
union or the coup 9' lfirst of the beautiful production to he
and more tender circumstances
80 t 113; is the cast :1 players pr re- ireleased by the ne“ Goldwi'n Pictures
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sentlng this dlvc'ting melodrama that corporation Mae Marsh 15 the 51'“
t to present any sin [of this immense photo-spectacle, outlet-.3
:lwagede‘liillzgoas 13 star the entirelwm be shown Monday and Tuesday"
e ° ° ’ at the Regen. Theatre.
list being made up of photoplay era of .. "
sotllnr calibre. Hazel Dawn. who is? Polly of the Circus, 3“ a drama:
devotee of the stage was one or the greatest successes of
flznéznevfg Bert ”.30“, an actor the American stage, and made a for.
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l international reputation, play the tune for “5 3“"1075 and OWIION- In:
0 films it takes its place as one or the
leading roles. and in their nuppo 3313 m0“ renter-[table productions ever
pear such distinguished names as Al , made
"05 Hickman. Edward Abeles. 2,2; “Polly of the Circus" tells the story
:2!“ I?“ Shg3$°§$nglflgzmm or a 11111.: circus orphan (Mae Marsh)
1!! ey ' who has been raised by Toby. the;
Juliet Mon. 1W1!!! Chill" 39" clown tom-tea mantles-1.13111; ls
Gull-tn. Rub-“sf! firth" "W “W" hurt in on accident ml hits to nmatnj
men m ;. ibchlnd while the show son on. She
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*Enld Bennett in “The Mother Instinct"
and Mary McAllster in “When
Sorrow Weeps"
Eleanor, in order that her sister and
Pierre might nmrr3,t1dopts the illegit-
itnuto child of her older sister Math.
Later Raoul Berget'c is found murder.
ed 3" ith the pistol belonging to Jean.
lltt.11'ie's brother. Jean and Berger-c
had n03 er been good friends and many
.had heard Jean threaten to kill the
other. Jenn is accused of the mur-
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will lend her superb voice to the hut-‘1 '
1Household Science taught in a real“
THE HlLL“llJl'.l SUI-1001.
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by Elizabeth ll. Me.ltl,1883
A boarding and d.l3 school for girls
and little bo3s which otters sane and
sound training in elementaty 11nd ocu-
dcmic subjects under the best .1113
y;1.ccs Large ftlcult3 of excellent}
teachers. New school building with‘
spacious gymnasium and separate
sludv halls for cttch department
Bountiful grounds, tennis court. l
Upper School otters general until
spr-t 1.11 couru (‘olltgo preporalunf
rtt'iwus .1 sylllidll). New course “‘3
house with a real kltchen. A few
nonlcsltlent pupils may be admitted
to this course. l
The lower school includes: the In:)
tennedlatc, Primary and Kindnrgar;
ten Departments. Children are taught!
how to 5111113 and lay .1 good foundufl
lion for their later hiuh school w.ork!
The K' ndclgorten and Primary Dot
partmcut for girls and boys will he:
in charge of 13mm Eloise ll3'inglon and
lllltia Eda Haywood Ncw rooms spe-i
ciully equipped in \lnin School build
int: i
Arrangements made for meeting”.
children tit the Miller and for serving;
lunches. (‘horus clues in charge of;
Lillian Sherwood Newhlrk. Gymnast
tics and folk danclm: in all grades!
Fall lcrm begins 0 11. 111:. Scplcmbel‘i
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THE STORE THAT SATISFIES
New Fall Suits, Coats and
Dresses
At Prices That Are Reasonable
Miss Margaret R. Brendlinuer, A. B
Miss Vida llunt Francis. B. I...
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We Should Drink lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Says
Noted Authority on Kidney llisorders -—
Recommends u Spoonful of lad Salts In tilass'uf Water Belore'
~ it, Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys amt Eliminate ‘
the . llric Acid
' Uri; acid in meat: excites the kidneys; they
become overworked, get sluggish, ache. and feel
like lumps of lead. l‘lle urine becomes cloudy. '
the bladder 15 irritnbed, and you may be obli ed
breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous calls 13 made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithin, nndhu been used for generations ‘
to seek rebel two or three times during the nigt to clean Lidnevs and rtimnloto than
When the kidneys clog you must. help them flush to hound «£136.31» to neulrullne the with
offthebody'surinouswastooryoullbenrcal inufinqooitno risgmmol Irritation.
ink mpemhzhoaly. At first you “fell n‘dull tho; 31:35. bladder valiant.
due: scum an or run: I Waive mm! mm
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Combination Coal and
Range for such a. low prion!
you not qmclly’ , you can.
one of these bargnms' . W
1111 value at prices asked
supply will be sold outg
YOUR OLD COAL RAN”
TAKEN IN TRADE 1'08 ,
We will remove your ‘
stove m allow you a milk
$10 toward the cost of your
. Combination.
‘ , ALI. RANGES SOLD ON '
CLUB PLAN .. ‘
$2 with order: and Do
Weekly brings your Kw
Range.
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Norwalk. Telephone 1501
rmnn v EVENING, SEPT. 2
America’s Foremost Irish Actor
In a. New Play, by Cecil B. DeMllle
“ mouv noun 5'
' ill; Mr. Mack Has 3. Cycle of New Songs
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Prices 250,500, 750,$l.00 1111118713,
Seat sale opens Mondoy all .80
Are
You
cured?
Former Officer of the Body Guard of the (tour -
Will speak on the above subject at the Norwalk M E. 011
Monday Evening Sept. 17.
13333 a; it, Admission will be 25 cents.
Sunday evening he wlil speak at regular church
at 7 :30 on the subject “Russia Yesterday and Today. "
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