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Grand Fall Opening Sale

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In a New Play, by

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Iii; Mr. Mack Has 9. Cycle of New Songs

The Regent Theatre

N orwalk Telephone 1501

”INDIA V EVENING, SEPT. 21

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Photoplays Vaudeville and

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Palace Theatre

Grand Opening oi the Vaudeville Season This Week
Today, Friday, Saturday '

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(Formerly of Bickel & Watson)

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
GEORGE L. BIGKEL & 00.

Late Star of Ziegfeld Follies

In An Unique Comedy Sketch Entitled
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Harmony Singing Duo Comedy Star
. “SHORTY DEWITT"
TODAY FRIDAY Saturday
Mme. Petrova in . Charlie Chaplin in
“Th L f h Peggy Hyland m “The Champion"
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Land" “Caste" News Reel
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3 Shows, 2:15. 7:15 and 9

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let the Georgian period, wherein

CHARLES RAY
In a Triangle Feature

“Sudden J 1m”
Hearst-Paine News 12nd n Victor
Moore Comedy
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Friday Evening
ANDREW MACE
In His New Play

“Molly Dear”

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Saturday
BESSIE BARRISCALE
In a Romantic (‘omedv Drama
“Borrowed Plumaize”
And Little Mary McAlistei in
“The Uneven Road”

Tuesday and Wednesday
“Babbling Tongues”
A remarkable 'story of mod ern
society. An all star cast.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“Babbling Tongues," a remarkable
story of modern society.

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appearing In the chief male role. but
the hero is portiayed by Roland Pert-
wee another noted English artist.

in the notion of the piece, the here
goes away to war and in time, is re-
ported dead. Later. however, it trans~
pires that he was only a prisoner and
“hen there came an exchange of car»!
j'tiios he was permitted to return. This
wry thing was the experience of Mr.
lie was one of the thou-
Itantis (If-English actors who early 0!.
ierod their services to their country
and be sorted in the trenches for
more than two years.

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was heard of him. but when the Brit-

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Irowed Plumage,” which is said to but
'the crowning achievement of 1191!.

Sti'r‘PD career and n play wherein thin:

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ished artistry
"BOII‘O“€(I Plumnge" is a roman“

.soes them ovement of gallant men

inir women Throughout. the pl .
which is understood to be consistently“
realistic, despite the patches and
codes of the Gpinsborough pert
there runs a vein of comedy as sends!
tive and delicate as that in Louis N‘s..—
Parker’ 3 “Pomandei Walk. ”

AT THE REGENT TODAY. ,
Charles Ray In the Saturday Eveninf
Post Story, “Sudden Jim."

Charles Ray will appear at the Bee

gent Theatre today in the widely her-
Ialded Triangle play, “Sudden Jim," B
fpicturization of the Saturday Evening
E Post story by.CIarenee Budington Kai-s
~land, which is now the fifth best 33119:

on the fiction market .
Ray is said not only to act Sudden

' Jim ,but to he himself a counterpartof

the square jawed determined young
fighter who takes UV or a. clothes hilt;
factory in “a town of about a desert.
people and five hundred folks."

The star is surrounded by a notab
;company, including Sylvia Bremel‘i
the Australian beauty.

_,_________....
POPULAR IRISH ACTOR
AND SINGER AT REGEN.

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Andrew Mack in “Molly Dear," On:
Night Only, Friday, Sept. 21.

It can safely be said without any nit-
tempt at exaggeration that since
passing of the reIered and dearly-10f
ed "Billy" Scanlun, nolrish comedian
has ever been held in the same rear.
with the theatre-going public as his
Andiew Muck. Not only is Mach 0*
or the anfeetest singers the Ansel-1m
stage has ever known. and no aetu
his calibre has ever been seen In
tab plays lie does not depend um
pleasing psrsonslltr and tattoos m
a! councilman to win his and“
hot by dual-Irina to them he to a
that and humiliation actor, who
carry conviction to our mi it

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