mncnar,oc‘1'.3,1917 .
Regent Theatre
The House of High-Grade
Entertainment
I Shows, 2:16, 1:15 and I
Today
Madge Kennedy
In the Swiftest Comedy Ever
Scmeried~A Goldwyn Produc-
tion of 1,000 Laughs.
“BABY MINE”
And Burton Holmes Travel Picture
Thursday
ALICE JOYCE and HARRY
MOREY in
“Richard the Brazen”
Hearst-Paine News and Victor
Moore Comedy
FrtdaY
At the Regent To the Afternoon
and in Lockwood’s Hall in
the. Evening
Charles Ra)r in
“The Millionaire Vagrant”
And Mary McAIister in "The Lillie
White Girl”
COMINGef’I‘Ite Crisis." in ten
marvelous reels.
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AT THE REGENT TODAY
Madge Kennedy Makes ‘Her Bow in‘
Margaret Mayo'c Famous "
Farce. "Baby Mine" 1
Madge Kennedy, the most popular.
farce oomedienne on the American
stone and the heroine of many nota-
ble comedy successes, makesher de-
but in motion pictures in Margaret
Mayo’s delightful farce, “Baby Mine"?
which is being shown at the Regenti
Theatre today. '
The acquisition of Miss Kennedy
for motion pictures was one of the
notable achievements of the1 Goldwyn
Pictures Corporation, which produced
“Baby Mine" among a number of his
productions. Miss Kennedy was the
fourth of an array of stars to be sign-'
cd by the Goldwyn organization.
'No doubt the motion picture public.
~ no less than Goldwyn. delights to turn
to the “them. since it brings to the;
screen an actress who has had an un-;
broken string of successes in “Over,
Night," “Little Miss Brown." “Fair
and Warmer," and “Twin-Beds."
AT THE REGENT THURSDAY
A Greater Vitagraph, “Richard the
Brazen,” Starring Alice Joyce E
and Harry Morey i
. "Richard the Brazen." the Greater:
Vilagraph Blue Ribbon feature, inf
which Harry Morey and Alice Joyce
will be seen at the Recent Theatre on‘
. and short-cuts.
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l delightful.
GEORGE BEBAN Is AT THE PAL-
ACE FOR SINGLE ENGAGEMENT
“Bob White" Literally “Butts In"'
To Picturedom in “Lost in
Transit"
Flits within the camera’ 5 1ange by
.accident and “registers" so well that
lthey won't let him out.
i In “Lost in Transit," George Beban’s
jlatest Paramount picture in which ]?
gis appearing at the Palace Theatre
;today. a newactorfaged two and a
'half, and familiarly known as “Bob
White," makes his screen debut in 'an
important role, although he has work-i
ed a few scenes in two other pictures
the first of which was mote or less of.
an accident.
Geo1ge Behan was walking in‘
Roadside Tmpresatio” in which, it will
be remembered he danced with
rained bear to amuse a (rowd of chil-
d1eu. “Bob White" was watching Mr.
Beban and the bear dancing, and they
all seemed to be having such a wry
good time that it seemed a shame tot
a little chap just running oxer with
for to be left out
1 So “Bob White" jovously cavortcd
‘ln... Ile skipped an danced right in
under the cameraman's
nose and before that gentleman 01‘l
inson—or “Bob White,”
Beban had joined hand; and with
ill es. 1
So the cameraman kept on grinding,
and one of the prettiest. most spam:
laneons scenes of filmdom was ragisu
tered forever on the long strip 01'
[celluloid As long as “Bob White"?
[had b'een in one scene they had to let
him in for the others and he enjoyed:
it so much. and made such a hit thatl
he was again used in Mr. Beban’s next]
picture, "The Cook of Canyon Camp."'
Then Kathlyn Williams, who is In,
well-known screen star as well as an
authoreas and who had seen the:
youngstor's performances iron: the
"sides lines" in the studio. wrote
“Lost in Transit" with "nob White":
and George Beban In mind.
They worked through the entire
production together, “Bob" appearing
in nearly as many scenes as the star
himself, and it would be difllcult to
decide which of the two enjoyed the
proceeding more. To “Ilob White" it
was just one long same which he
played one of the strictest rules of
whichwas not to look at the "tamia"
as he called the grinding machine.
DAINTY ANITA STEWART COMES
TO THE PALACE TOMORROW
Although there is not a soldier or a
battle In “The Message of the. Mouse,’
the Greater Vitagrnph Blue Ribbon
feature which will be the attraction
.at the Pala’ceTheatre tomorrow, the
inlay is nevertheless an impressive 11
‘gumcnt I‘or patriotism. /
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astonished
anyone else had time to say Jack Rob-‘ 3,
he and Mini: ‘3'
Bruno, were having the time of their}
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THE REGENT THEE
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A Free Lecture on Chrlsttan Science
To i3. Delivered In
. tRE, WALL ST, NORWALK, CONN.
FRIDAY FifllNING, OCTOBER 5th, 1917 ,
At 8 O’Clock
BY VIRGl‘. 0. STRIGKLER, 0. 1‘5. 3.
Vsrk City
Member of the Board 1 Lectureship of theBMother Church,
the First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1n ,
ALL ARE WELCCML I“
oston, Mass.
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The literary merit of the story is as-
sured amen it is known that George
Randolph Chester and Lillian Chester
are the authors. Mr. Cbrvu thc
creator or "Gethlch-Qulck Walling-
!ord." has won his tame as a writer
because he is always plnustwlc.
Ice is the fact that the u" - mes ol'
the. jovial c. ntidence man us always
convincing and legal.
In “The Message of the Mouse." the
same quality of plausibility is present.
Its theme is an attcrethe-u possibil-
ity, in which the ambassadors rt five
war-levelled European nation-g JCHlOUS
of the financial and economic condir
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'chiet charm or his Wallingl’ord 111011
tion of the United States, conspire y! ,
.112 money tor rebuilding their (in
countries and at 12111 ~ame time bank
mm the United States. They 'wnll: »
through the leading financier ot,tho\p
United States and succeed in getting”. ‘
him to agree to divert nny buttons pt: 3
capital to Europe, 11 return tor hunt. ,
concessions. Withdrawal of this snob-
mous amount of money from Amen»: -
can banks and industry naturally
causes panic and industria.‘ chug:
here. The plot, however. is loll
through the shorts of a patriotw'
American girl, played by Miss Anltfi‘
Stewart. .
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Thursday, is a delightful modern draw
ma. It is the joint work of tin/Cyrus
Townsend Brady and Edward Peple.
both famous authors and playwricltts.
The story opens in London. where
Richard Williams, an American, is
the guest of Lord (Yrovlnn. an impor-
tant agent of the British war depart-
ment. While they are dining in a
London chop house, Richard‘s eyes
fall on Harriet: Renwyk and her cou-
sin. Imogene. American girls. He. is
instantly infatuated with “strict.
"Soon after this incident, {Trovtand
receives orders to go to New York to
buy munitions, and about the same
time Richard receives a peremptory
summons from his father, Bill Wil- I
liams, a Texas cattloman and (man.
cter. ‘ $' ‘ '1
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Charles Ray in “The Millionaire Va‘;
grant," Matinee Regent. Eve. :
ning at Lockwood's
;- , Hall . ’ ‘l
harles Ray as Steven Du Peyster.
a young millionaite, wagers he can
earn a dollar a day and live on it He
goes into the slums to prove his con.
tention. There he meets a strange tis-
'sortmenl; of human beings, among
‘tltom a woman known as “the angel
of the. slums." The police attempt to.
arrest this girl on a trumped up
1home. but Ray puts up a fight, that
takes him dashing over roof tops,
clamberlng down water spouts. bal-
ancing on narrow window ledges and
finally diving through a skylight to
land on top of the gang who is pursuy L
REGENT mam-RE emu/1v
. inc him. Through such situations as
these the inherent manlinoss of the
young idler comes to the surface. and
he comes out a regular fellow \titll’
punch, determination and ideas.
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Mon, Tues, Wed.
SOUTH NORWALK Thurs-v Fri» 8“-
THIS WEEKwTItnrsday, Friday, Saturday 4111.3 WEEK
NORBECK & MAYO
_..in_
Comedy. Sonas and Dances
«gust-1‘- . «a
STEWART & MERCER
In a
Sensational Acrobatic Oiferintz
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SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTEXTRAORDINARY ‘ l
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DOCTOR HERMAN
The Electrical Wizard
Positively the Most Novel Vaudeville Offering Ever Presented to Local ‘TheatroGoers
DON’T FAIL TO SEE DOCTOR HERMAN ' I
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Added Attraction
THE :1 MUSICAL MAIDS
in"ave Dainty Maids With a Supreme
Musical Revue
Special Feature
.BISSETT & SCOTT
THOSE TWO DANCING BOYS
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FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS THIS . WEEK
Thursday Friday l Saturday
ANITA STEWART ALICE BRADY HEAR“ PM!“ NEWS
——in— -—in— And the Second Episode 0f
,,.., .‘h ‘ M ,, “The Red Ace"
t essalz'e . A Self-made Featuring Fearless Marie and
of the Mouse” Widow” Dashing Welcome
ALICE BRADY IS COMING TO
THE PALACE ON FRIDAY
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