‘ fill-red a beautiful woman. and those ,-‘
/¢m-im: her on the screen will agree
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f tor amongst the ('l'lllt‘rl of the daily
papers. I ‘1;
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That Remarkable l rulnuan
Enlerprise \Tith
H. B. \VARNEB
‘Forelnoat Mule Dramatic Star
gin...
“GOD’S MAN"
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
Regular Vaudeville Program
Flt“: Snappy Arts
“'lth tln- Added Attraction
“The Retreat of the Ger-
mans at The Battle of
Arras”
The truth of the troubles
lnr There," lie-iii Scenes of
lialllt ”v 'pll it (l on lllt‘l ('lllllnld
Otlii ial From-h War Films
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l and Friday
“'insonw Vivian Martin in
“THE SUNSET TRAIL”
Al illi lllilllllS
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Alice Brady in the Historic Romance;
“Betsy Ross"
"Bt’lfll ilo<.~‘"—itliillu the .Lturv ot'
the making if tin tii‘s‘ \nw H .m flag.
~ vill he the :‘itttar-tmn at the Rt-gentl
Till'I‘tW‘ today. Alim- Br'adv is the‘
star of this prodm‘tinn and it is a,
Will! Plt‘llli‘" ”Willy-Mittlv. Mist-z Brit?
Ill HDW‘HIH in lllt' ,mu- of Betsy and
the scene 'v lit-ro- she is .‘ahown niaklnz
the first. star-spanelt ll banner will
bring every patriotic- Anu-riean to his!
Ieot clwerln: Aswieting Mir Brad}.'
is a notable (‘nmpnnv ol' tilm players. l
'tmlw Ross" has hem) staged with
particular .‘tllt’flllfln to detail and this
attention has n ullid in an nlv little-
it faithful rrprtsnnt. till n of tin poo-‘
Vie and plz-m .- of tin ht llml.
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REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY
Evelyn Neshik and‘ Her Son Russell
Thaw in ‘Redemption” *
(‘onvim‘i' ”F pr not I- 1‘ [lu- tn- ‘ lt'l‘ltllln‘l‘
immusaion r-‘vntml lv i‘w- l..tn.-'.l phi)-
this city at tho RPIYF‘nl Tllmli't‘ "I‘imrs-
(luv and Friday. .
The story in bowl on the lormor‘
life of Eielyn .\’w:hl‘. wt is tll‘l'llt‘l'.
lv awuv from ”it. and ‘l "lin'l out-
so beautifully that one vslml'l l~zlwlly
realize it is her life. ‘ l
Her little son Russell Thaw. and
her husband, .lnvk ('l'iiiml. are
lv'minht into the picture. :
Russell Thaw is n premwinu-fi youth
who has an especial ”meal to wo-
men n mod
. . and Jack Clifford a?! . -
or“ dance with Miss Nos it with ex-
i.» \‘Ii:
OHWOO
A GlenWood Range Sells
For Less Today ‘
than any piece of household furniture when measured by the ac-
For the Bath!
.Aauflutorilupodnflyudultomthe bedroom
ntthismofthcymddghtoauflutermd in live
minututheroominmudmforublo.
Youcnnnotaflordtogetnlongwithoutoueofthmvcry
practical and convenient MI.
Prices from $4.75 to $6.50
The Connecticut light and Power Co.
tual saving and comfort it brings to the home. It 13 the one thin
above all others that you should buy this fall-~and buy quit—Hf.
NOTICE. '
This company destres to do
everything in its power to in-‘—
crease subscriptions to the new
U. 5'. Government 4% bonds. Ac-
cordingly we have decided to
offer to purchase your 3% per
cent bonds at par and accrued
interest providing you file with
us M an application for a like
amount of the new 4 per cent.
bonds. A
This offer is subject to with-
drawal (without notice, and nec-
essarily limited to, amounts in
the discretion of the officers.
The People’s Trust Company
79 Washington St. ‘80. Norwalk, Connie»
Newt per cent. Bonds on hand. imme-
diate delivery for cash.
collent effect.
Evelyn Nesbit has alwm‘s‘ been con- '3' q»
~|llt the verdict. Clear photography.
twatxtitul s’ettinns and an excellent
.pporting rest. due to the skill of
'ulius Stezer and his associate direc-
‘igr. Joseph A. Gnldmf, make “Redemp-
‘n" the great pit turo that it is.
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new,
“an? From “Peg 0' My Heart," Pm
«caudal: the Joseph w. Payton
M at tho Mont Mn.
MM“, Sna' a.
Regent Theatre is
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'RocognizedtobeTheBestPruentingBroodwoysHut
Matinee Every Day . ‘
POSITIVELY ITO CHILDREN IN ARMS ADM
tre, is a man who, despite his long ‘
experience and universal success to-
I'N‘P’l W. PIN" Stock CW‘PS‘W nlizes that he does not know every- ;
“WW thing. It was tor this reason that be- .
Manager Payton 01 "19 famous tore. embarking on his [all tour of the;
as; gas» 1.2;. o REGENT THEATRE
Norwalk Phone 1501?:‘smck company, which will play a full . _ l
-" — . ‘ week in this city at the Regent Their (Continued. on Tenth Page.) :
ALL NEXT WEEK , ~ - t»; = ~ ——- ---.
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Regent Theatre
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Alice Brady in “BET‘SY ROSS”
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