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America’s Greatest American Stor .' “ ' 9’ The First Time in the Norwalks‘
Souls Adrift
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l. ,_ Unusual in the extreme, this picture 6:5 , ,
é possesses exceptional entertainment pow- 011% as all. an ‘efi ~ _
ers. A society debutante in her ball “ H ‘
“v . _, gown is shipwrecked on a. desert .island ——in-—- 7’;
i From Winston Churchill’s Great Now. i y ‘ P with the primitive second engineer of her . ti
l . , _ , father’s yacht. The story moves swiftly . - - .. f
5 Thousands of scenes are-shown throughout the action of 1's; ‘.“’."'l‘~f‘*!0l’l which a! and is crammed with incidents. See this .j‘ ‘ .
? presented in three acts, constituting ten parts. With a plot . " nothing interest, feature. ’ @Hi ’ ' 00
one that bristles with the thrill of unexpected climaxes and the "mob of — exciting -
pulses. ‘ i _ . y I
The most astounding battle scene ever screened is that of Wu. ; «the Viola... - . . . 1' ' ‘ if
E I burg. This colossal and faithful scene was filmed on the histori: ground where the 3 coming 500 A weStCI‘H COmEdV. Bilbbllllfl’ Over Wlth Hearty Laughs Punctuated
‘ brave men in blue and gray fought and died over fifty years ago. Thousands cf '33. .~ . x . b" Typical Fairbanks Thrills
0? the National Guard 01’ Mississippi participated in this thrilling scene. Thu "3"333 M ax 1119 E 1 [lot Never has the athletic Douglas had greater opportunity to present his own par- "
‘ sion at night in Freeport, Illinois, where Lincoln met Douglas in one of their most I th 13‘ G id ticuiar talents as offered ,by the boundless plains and western surroundings dis.
important debates, the marching throngs, the vast excitement that prevailed as the n 13 (112 .0 wyn played in this film. Bucking branches, lariat twirling, dare-devil stunts and a ch.
assemblage listened to the two leading Americans of their days, are le dig : n.2," ' r0 uctlou generous supply of Fairbanks smiles are presented by the popular starinhis neWest
' screen offering and several physical surprises are the result of many montl-s of
training on his part. In addition to its unusual merit as a laugh provoker, ‘ WILD
AND WOOLLY" offers several dramatic situations that are bound to thrill a most
placid audience.
" that will create a sense of sacredness that only lovers of Lincoln is memory con know.
No man, woman or child seeing "THE CRISIS" can fail to realize the tremen-
dous significance of the production.
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' ’W "W “'orld-Picluro Brady-Made Whirl: ‘u'iwm‘ in “Wild and \t‘uolly“ in be famous little star has ever appeared PAULINE FREonulCK IN "DOU-'lhe paper lhe "defective" wants for are employed resumed operations last
will be the attraction on Monday, ul romance with his rule of screening n in. I BLE CROSSED" TODAY AND 'him, herself, summer after scvczwl weeks' suspen'
Regent Theatre the Regent Theatre. Ethel Clayton l: picture in whatever locality the story he Mary deals with the present TOMORROW AT THE From this point the photoplay sign of work over up. making of ne'
‘ the star of this production, The mile for. The new Fairbanks otter-j urea! war and otters various surprls- PALACE 'S‘VGQP“ through a 99”“ 0" “““ped' W889 508193- The 0mm”; “f the 10"“
The House Of nghGrnde scenes are laid in New York, on ship-l inc, bids fair in ...,u ; rba ,ku ;my-' (.9 that when seen on the screen will ed and thrilling situations until a all associations stated today that all the
Entertainment board, in an open boat at sea and on'thlnz yet screened and will be l‘Q‘ll‘afi-idiscloskw remarkable effects As. the lulax wherein. Miss Frederick reaches union batters employed here paid tits
8 Shows, 2215, 7:15 and D a desert island. The story is unusvi‘cd in this city by Arn-rul‘l Pictures at nine American girl marooned in a WM“ Wife Steals 1° Save. Husband, her highest standards oincung, brings extra percentage without complaint.
___.. ual, brilliant. and clever. Miss Clay-1 the Regent Tlicuii-u, Thursday and French chulenu while the battle surg- l" Paramount Super-play Ithe story to an end and meanor and deslpte the high cost of living and ob
Today ions acting Is SUDPI‘b. Friday. 4 log uroun dher, "Little Mary is given; 1: Steffi: elxceptlonlal inherent to; her husband “’9 reunited and happy istlng conditions, due to the war, which
E’rum. CLAYTON in it"! opportunity to display the wonder-igum?“F’rodgiflgiuifliscodrainageVonc“ more 5““ the” “""“ence i“ made the payment of the extra due»
“ _ ” “THE cmsus" AT REGENT "BEAPT'FUL, LADY] WITH RED ful dramatic ability with which she of ..m'uble Cmm’dfi fl is?“ 'fflmo,,m.°a°1‘ 0W“ "SW9d much harder than u would have been
$01115 Adrift . TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY hAlR AND GREEN EYES" ‘ls gifted. Although the story deals . , i. ' ,- , ‘ .-._- in normal times.—-'-Dunbury News.
H , , T, .M. ,. l. . , , AGAIN AT PALACE . . ‘P‘C‘u‘e' “hm“ “m b“ "V“ “t ””i REDUCE ASSESSMENT. ,
earl-Pathe Weekly and “v - mmapo ‘3 “PM“ in D3“ SILVS~ . iMm the war, it. is “M of the Bamemalace Theatre ted." .' and tomorrow} ”"
Several followers of the boxing game
are going to New Haw-n tonight to wit:
ness the tlfteen~rouml bout between“
itvpe as the ordlnnrv war drama. as it‘ . - ‘ I
~ ' ‘ . a remarkable lf‘ullCilOIl.
lesson in American historv when atM..dame Petrova’s Latest Paramount‘dm]s more with the intimate than. D .- , !Unlon Hatters Extra Percentage ls
. ~ « Artcrafl ”Exit?" to be Exhi- . _ The theme deals mlh Eleanor Strain C t O H lf
‘ capacm' house at. the Lyric was held b' (’1 'l/ . _ :wlth the general. In keeping with ion .. vonnu “ode”. matron much in? u "9‘ a -
Tuesday and Wednesday for three solid hours under'thc spell “e \ educsdny and i I h ' I l B5" "0!" 0f the ““0"“ board or dt'
‘ . . f ll fi . . .. , Thuliaday imp talents of the star an exception- love with her husband, won over, 0 tors of the United Hatters on the “-Chlc” Brown, of New Haven, and
‘The CrISIS” °h.,,.‘: .019}? ”‘0“ 0‘ “mm“ “”"' Denim win. a nun hum of cum. “"y capable supporting cast appears hears a so-called detcCtlve trvim: to r c ‘ ’ “Battling" Kunz. of South Norwalk.
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riuicd Americans in an Asiatic colony,"n this production, including suCh;blflCkmail him.- Shamelessly playing recommendation 0' Prestilent Seully The match will be for the lightweight:
Vilagraph Com-Edy _ "Minneapolis learned a brand .' newa
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laminated, by the masterly lilsin. mid including besides in: ”mm“ and well known players as Hobart Bos . evesdropper, Eleanor learns that in and. Secretary Treasurer IAwlor of theichamplonshlp of Connecticut.
--— onlc abilities of the leading charlie. WW lrnm Q, l v .u ' t worth. Jack Holt, James Neill, Ray- his carlv life her husband, whom shenational organization, the extra .per-
. ‘ a '0 ° 0 “mm an up- °' ‘ lcentage of ten per cell, being paid by
Tillll‘gdfly and Friday-“Douglas ters, awed by the realism ofthc picec- mond Hutton, Guy Oliver. Edythe had been inclined to place upon a sort
, , ' date romance of politics and romance. - ‘ ’
Fairbanks in “Wild and Woolly." {gripped by ”‘9 stirring but”? 509095- .. ' Chapman. Lillian Leighton. W3"Mot pedesrtal as an example of pergthe members of the batters organize
and earned back half a century by’ x“ has ”Hugh“! \lndame P8 Long. Dewitt Jennings and little Q11 fection, had committed a rather 59,-. fions,who are working. for the support
“rent will. it -l "ic vlevcrest ve-
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_ he haunting music of the southl-md, News of “or mum care” This is a Alex-under ions theft. ‘ lot the union batters of Danbury,‘n.ho - -
, A the audience had one sensation armril’ur'imount photoplav and was direct- __.. —-_ The "dt‘ieCliVe" is nitempling l0 Mime ““pmp'owd by reason 0“th d‘m' .
P l 'Fh “Other as m? emotions were Stirred i d by Maurice Tourneur, the famous! —A good adv. pays best in the best him to commit still nnoluer by threat-fun?» has been reduced to five per
a ace ’ eatre zirtheszdlsg:untiats£?i:e 0:133: 3]: l‘rcnch director. It appears at thelpaper. cnlng to expose the first. Touchcdpcon: Th0 Fidrctilonfioftthedestra per-
.. .~ . . ' T . Palace Th-ulrc \ *‘ Y'alnerxdav and —-——-—- -—-———~ by her husband's terrible fear lest cen age wen n o e cc 0 ay. - ' i I
Where the. "at: '3 Set m Quality, thing of the”. kind ever shown are 'l‘l-.uisday l m \ ' she herself should learn of his early: All local union batters have been Rehefwork in‘I‘rance ’
~S°FV'¢¢ ““1 °°m'°'"t ‘13" S11“; mn‘rket a"; St. alouls. m“ MARY PICKFORD AT THE '0 CENTS “enscfiknsn crime. Eleanor resolws to prevent his paying ten per cent extra from their Ulidei‘mthet IAFSPJ*\1££:3;?O€:E;
~' V “00 11- cup; as e “19' he torch” . ' becomin a thief strain by obtaining'wages since the factories in which they en en 8 an ‘ " .1
Today and Tomorrow light parades of the 60's, the fall ofi PALACE THEATRE 0” FRIDAY g " ' ‘ Stamford Chapter at the Red
A Paramount—Armin“ Supernlay Sumpter, the battle. of Vicksburg cinder“,l M ..“5”“"‘,' R E BESI [AXAIWE “W Cross '
1- ’ - . l , , _ _. mt ary omes n eturn n. , . l
. Pauline Frederick iu‘e nations call to arms, tn 15 a ”2:1 gagement in Patriotic ~ramay wfiigfimfiofiiggig‘g? in
Lovely Star of Legitimate Stage ‘iure that does not reopen ne woun l “The Little American" [IVER ND BOWfls 1 C ,; ‘ f ‘H
. —in—- . ,0” sectional strife that Lincoln boundi In undoubtedly the most gripping Frmlicg as 1 dining“? 0 1a as-
“Double-Crossed” .up—a picture that, does not show a mid thrilling photodramu in which she pita. llpp y 1‘“ am as a;
By the AuthOr of “The Cheat" Sin-E“: “ac" ““9 “r “ doubtful scene'lzos ever appeared, the nation’s sweet-j Don't Stay Constipated. Headachy, S figggeznignfigglxgg Wound
, ' “or" ‘5 not. a blush 1“ the whole three heart. Marv Pickford, will be seen ati Bllious, with Breath 'Bad or 0 T H Hi) '30
Wednesday and Thursday hours. Staged on the battlefields that‘hp Palace “Paw“ Friday in her new- . Stomach Sour own a . . nucn
figured in the story with strict hi5" ,. . , . ‘ 1 - _ TuesdamOctoberB
Madame 0128 Petrova . ,cs. Aitcrnft picnre, .ue Litt e No odds how bad your liver. stom 8 P M
The Beautiful Lady with the Red toiricali “intact-1'; “in?” ”0:9 “Ssiiiiiei'icnn." A vital storv by Cecil Black or bowels; how much your head N0 TICKE'IES REQUIRED
H" - , ~ e ucatona an ins rueivea pay as n . . ... - _ ‘ dl _ - _ . .
d" aad Greer'i’ Eyes in the film world has ever given us." 1'" Eddie and Jean 9, .lacpherson on Inches, how ifiiserable anu unoom Those Engaged in Red Cross and
A T 1E¥1L8 , produced under the personal ..teflllon‘fortable you are from a cold, constl- Other Relief Work Are 8pc . I
. a e 0 <motion j ‘ or Mr. De Mille. whose many crea-lpation, indigestion, biuousness and - , ' *
. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT ’ “ions have made him one of the fore-Esmggish b0Wels—you always get re 1, Invited
. _ Friday . i THE REGENT THEATRE moat music-rs of photoplay technique.;jief with Cascarets. "
thoms Supreme Offering 7 Nuts film offers a particularly timelyi Don't let your stomach. my and FLOWER POTS
Little Mary PlefOl’d First Showing of His Arteraft, “Wild subject of patriotic theme. :bowels make you miserable. Take .
. —‘in—— . . .. , . ' - , Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Jardin-
“ , . u : and Woolly, Thursday and , Szncc her appearance at the head Pfflascarets tonight; put an to the ims Corks Stone Sin 3 Wins .
The Little American 5 Friday $119,. own company tor the Artcraft‘headachg biliousness, dizziness, MP W; Wood'Mallets Basidts m ,3
. . ' ' ‘ From the EXDIOSWE‘ country village Pictures Corporation Marv Pickfordi‘vousness sick sour pussy stomach, -. , ' " . ' , .
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.- , . .. fiiof New Jersey. where , munitlm 1,9,3 appeared in several strong, dra-lbad cold, offensive breath and all our await -mfl omw- ' :3!" Garbzlg: (gximgg €31?“
A] Inf IHEAIRES :plants are blown skyward by diligent mafia phOEODlays. her recent pro,“ distress; cleanSe your inside 0.1" <1 ITHRL - . ‘ . . 16 P tm‘ it"; Etc ten.
. "P“Cifismv" ‘0 ”‘9 rolling 91““ 0' ductlon. "A Romance of . the Rad‘ guns of all the bile. 38-8958“ constl- CLAYTON. '- I ._._.’ I f”
. , . :Arizona, with their bucking bronchos woods," which when first shown prov- pated matter which_ls producing the ,= biscuit Adrift .- . I _ \ ,
AT THE REGENT‘TODAY laud bow-legged citizens, was the the. ed a summon, made a. lasting um- misery, . _ p ' . .. ' ...... Ejlflgmhx.‘ ’ s Amen F. Gehebe
atrically termed ‘Jump” taken by DOW presslon upon the minds of uer thou- iA lo-cent box means health. happl- . m 33.: W“ . '1 ‘
"9°11“ “rift.” With Ethel Clayton'glas Fairbanlts recently. vnen com- sands of‘sdmlrere; Howev rain " he nésssnd a clear head!“ A”
H “d Milton Si“! in the Lead- . Ipleflpn of "In Again-Out Again,” the Little‘mflerlcan," she 18 gith‘HZB ..
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