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Our Favorite Comedienne Returns to
The Regent Theatre
Wednesday Evening. 0ctober 17
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Augustus Piion Presents
MAY ROBSON
in a New Comedy . 1
_ “A LITTLE Bu'
OLDFASHIONED” 1
If one want‘s to laugh, enjoy
clean, crisp, American humor,
Robson 111 this comedy.
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Fliclsoias
fail to see Miss
Prices Site to £1.50
Seats Now Selling
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Regent Theatre
The House of IIighGrade
Entertainment
8 Shows, 12:15, 7:15 and I
» Today
Doualas Fatrbanks
lu Arterait 191:".1ture
“Wild and Woolly”
First Time in Norwalk
1 Saturday
MARY ANDERSON and
ANTONIO MORENO in
“By Right of Possession”
And Second Episode of
“The Fighting Trail”
MONDAY and, TVESllAY—dlax-
‘ine Elliott in Goldwyn Feature
“FIGHTING ODDS "
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Palace T heatre
Vaudeville and Pictures
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Today and Tomorrow
.“Wild and \Yoollr.‘
craft
Douglas Fairbanks was heard to 1'11-
mark recently between scenes of
‘ his newest Art-
,iilm at the Regent 'l‘hettlrt
t01i111.‘l'd rather 111111 westetn pie-
tutes than 11.11 and when ! rett .1 trom
the amusement world I hope to 'zath-
11 11 can}: or 10111111“ around me and
the on the gr1.1t plains. That' .1.- the
life. No eaburets. li111ott°~lnes or t‘lt-
rator apartments for 111e," “the {rut
that Dotuzlas meant what he s1id will
be 1"eadil1 e1idenerd in this film. judg-
ing from advance 111ports which indi-
1.11111 that it out Fairbanks 1111 11111111:
this athletic screen star has 1110:1131--
played.
REGENT THEATRE SATUPDAY
Mary Anderson in “By Riqht of P03?
session" and Second Episode
of “The Fighfinq Trail"
The woman in politics gets 11 line
tribute in “ltv Right of Possession."
the Greater Vitagrnnh Blue tlihlmn
feature which will he the attraction
at the Regent Theatre on Saturday.
The 1.1 ene of the plav is located in
Colorado. one of the. pioneer autirage
states and one whete “omen have
been holding public others for two do:
1'ades.A ~11" nation is created where-
hr 11 eirL plmed bv Mort Anderson,
is clotted sheriff of a county an! she.
establishes the law of pretention as
auainst tule by force. and her system
works out to tht1 betterment 111' the
communitv and the people.
The storv tecalls the incident
.Theatre on \‘t‘:
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:appeal for lll‘li 1111
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-. i Virginia l1.1' ’1
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fall hundreds of feet doin a moun- i
tainside which results in the death of
one of the duetists, is one of'the manpi
thrills promised in the second episode,
of "The Fighting Trail.“ the Greatert
\‘itagraph serial Which will‘be shown;
at the Regent Theatre on Saturday. ..
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‘A LITTLE BIT OLD FASHIONED’
:h‘lay Robson Coming to the Regent:
Theatre Next Wedncs'iav
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“THE are 111 :EAtxlAL
AT TH i-' CE TOMORROW
Synopsis of Epm «do Three, “The Lean
for Liberty ' With Marie Wat.
cape} . '
11:111....1 up 1111.:
the tree by .21lt'v111'1n, halt‘ l)1‘:l.'l.
known to the inhabitants of 1.11M take
as “The l'hantom." in his tum. .111.
arms he carries \‘irgin :1 mr --1'111 dis
tanee thmugh the trees. and then
drops l11r in fr t 111 :1 hell on tree it.
11t1i1t1 a knot t.’\‘11 masks 11 sinister
looking pair of 13'1. 33"":31‘. 1 1.1' .‘h
‘lit- tore 311111'11 1l1111i"r.1sps tit
1oiee.“l1eleit 1111'1tions t‘m hudinc 1‘1-
hiding- plate 111 .. 1111;1ntit1 oi platintint
in 11 certain ring. the key to which was
the 'th Aee‘
what is the
Aeo?’ "
Not knowi111.1it11e1'. Virginia. in her
desperate ph 113.11111;ns a movement in
one direction ..ud d films in the other
until she (111111111 to a clitt‘, fifty 111111
abo1e the lake She is so cioseh pur
ttted that site ('1. 1115 UN, and s11'1.i11 d.
perateiv for the opposite bunk T1111
iitalt- breeds in
government [101'le her in a canoe. and
she is being ri‘ill'itj 111'11't11ken. bttt her
faithful Inditti' Little iteur. spies her
from the oppt- ite bank. Just as the.
halthreeds are within reach of the last
tiring Virginia. Lit1l1v Rear plugs. :1 1111':
in their canoe will. l1i:' ritle. 111111 1‘..
chase is over. llui Virginia doesn't:
know she is saved. In her attempt to
get away she has made a desperate
dive. Three pairs of eager eyes watch
the troubled surface of the water. but
she doesn't rise.
1'. here is that ring. and
111-311ning of the ‘lted
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The “Arabian Nivhis" stories Wt'i‘e‘
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ACES 0F BEST 3.233229%? noflgem‘gndm :111111- bic by Antonie Gailand, a French
l t i declining: to savunt.an.i111\eler who died in ‘7".
VAUBEV'l‘lE igtzpfrorg‘izgns rear 11 iJie obtained them in ti1.1"i1 11111 lnul'
“The Flahfing Tratl"""1t'011n during h1s visit to H111 East 11st
Supreme Photoplay duel with mikes followed by a an attach-e of the F1 'enth 11ltll111ss.) .11
Attractions ‘ Constantinople.
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America‘s Greatest Motion Picture 1?
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Douglas Fairbanks in Artcraft Fea- i‘i .- "
ture, “Wild and Woolly." t \
"I am really living this p1eture,’
The certain" c1 11111
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the pay of the1 foreign .
it’s High Time For Your New Fall 300New Fall
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No need to wait any longer to find the Suit or Coat you want—
our displays‘are at their best.
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Ladies’ and Misses’
Suits $16.50 to $65
The New Fall Coats
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They are in various lengths and introduce
many novel ideas in the torn oi collars
and sieeves,t1elts and pockets, cults and
trimmings. .
SKIRTS
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Beautiful Fall
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FOR WEAR ON ALL. OCCASIONS
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MlLLlNERY
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range irom
$3.08 to $7.00
Men’s Suits
$15 [0330:
Men’s 0’coats $12.98 to $30,
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Girls’
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elect seven delegates.
J ACOBY’S
Boys’
Suits audtl’coats
(mane: accowvrs 0115111511 3450110 $3.50
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES AND 0 '
CONVENTiON
The 1111110111111111 caucuses and con-
., venttrm will be held on Monday eve-
ning. the 15th The First Ward will
meet. at the Town Assembly Hall to
. _ete(t '11 delegates, the Second Ward
"-nill meet in the City Hall and elect
16 delegates, the Third Ward will
meet. at 207 Washington street and
the Fourth
V1 and WA“ meet at the Town (‘ourt
1211.11 and elect seven delegates while
the Fifth Ward will meet in the City
1001110 Room and elect three delegates.
After these elections the convention
will be held in the Citv Council Cham-
her the time being set at 9. at. which
time, :lelerxates will be elected to at-
tend the convention to be held in
Bridgeport on the 16111
MARQUARD GETS STENGEL
Rube Marquatd. star pitcher of the
Brooklyn Nationals, 3 yesterday an-
nounced that he has signed Casey
Stenyzcl to accompany him on a short
burnstorming trip whim will begin
with a game with the lineoln Giants
at Ohmpic Field next Sunday.
qrard, in addition to Stengel, has Big
1 l1S1” .‘teyers as his catcher
several crack minor 1caguers.Lnst
season Murquard bent Joe Wi‘Hamsl
at Olympic Field in a pitching duel 1 1
to (1.1111: New London team will play‘
a preliminary game 1111 Sunday with
the 'i incoln Giants.
TURDAY NIGHT
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