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‘ TODAY AND TOMORROW
Monday and Tuesday
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The Menu combed Dramatic ' Ac-i
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Five Olean“ 1.11:. rushing Acts
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Grand Circuit Vaudeville
And Vivian Martin in
“THE TROUBLE DUSTER"
Tomorrow "The lied Ame," sixth
episode and ll11.-'.~tl":1t.he News
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v NOTE—v'l‘lic new war tax takes
effect today, making :1 revision of
prices necessary. In order to comply
with thogovernnwnt order that the
purchaser of the tir'lu-t pay the tax.
The new Halo is as follows: i’hoto-
plays Matinee. balcony, 11 cents:
orchestra. 1'1', cunts; evening—gal-
lery. 11 cents; balcony and orchco
trn, 17 cents. '1'1111dcvillex matinee
balcony, 2'1 cunts; orchestra, 25
cents; evening. gallery. 20 cents:
balcony, 25 cents; orchestra. 30
cents.
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REGENT THEATRE NEXT
,' MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Liane Cowl the l—"wmous Dramatic Act-
ress in “The Spreading ‘.
Dawn”
in “The Revendlng Dawp," which is
inc attraction at. the Regent Theatre
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Rogent Theatre“
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Entertainment
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loam Daffy
' JOSEPH W.
FAWN 8100! comm
Becognizgd to be the Belt ’
Adults 2k"
lights—.1511, 2511. 35c sud 50:
Tonight
“PAID IN FULL”
Tomorrd‘w
“READY MONEY’ "
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Monday and ’I‘uecdav Goldwyn l’lc-
tureu present anotb: re famous actress:
as their star. She is June (fowl. re-
puted to be one of the greatest emo-
tional stars in America, and Iateiv
dixtinguisbed as a dramatist through
her cry-authorship of the" two Broad:
’way success, "lilac Time," and "flay:
hreak." It was Jane (‘11va who err-311
:d the role til-'Mal'y Turner heroine 01"
“Within the Law," and. played the
leading part in “Common Clay."
- This is‘ not only the first appear-
ance of 3115.11 (‘owl as a Goldwyn star.
but also her screen ilebut. it is said
that she photographs admirably and
111-1115 In superb fashion to every 0111
1 urtunity nlforded her in a remarkable
mic. "The Spreading Dawn," in
which aim appears, in an adaptaion‘ of
the story by llnsil King which lately up
[0:11‘t'd 11:: a tremendously popular
story in the Saturdnv Evening Posr
It provides Miss (‘owl with the part
of a society belie of the (.‘ivil War per-
ind.
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LOTS OF FUD! ON
1 . PALACE WEEK END
3 VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
Five Act Bill Scores Big Hit Accom.
panics by Unusual Photoplay Accom
i piiahments.
I Seekers :II'ler cormdv 11ml Inlliilm
{tion 1111111 norm .1 hundrum existence.
Iv ili find an oasis in the vaudeville piti-
xrom of the 111111 which opentd yester-
r 1y at the Palace meant-.111 remuin un
til inter Saturday night. ’l‘h11 bill 11.1.“
In rnreI’ulIv itelertetkone but me rrimrnt
Inns: the chief chat-arteriole of it and
Ill PuIe'I) 11mm ded in its r111rpo~e.'i‘he
Iovnflouinc audience totk the program
1 1 il.: collectixs heart and the v uriolw
not: “ere met by storm of 1111;1th
I (‘hnrbone Brothers opened 1 (1 pro
grant with '1 nimble acrobatic net. 'i'Iwy
:mixvd their ”stunts" well. and offered
.somcthlng out of the usual line of acro-
3with clean comedy.
I The vaudeville performance was ac-
‘mmpnnied by the Paramount Ari-croft
feulure. with Vivian Martin In "The
TrothIe-Iluster." and the Incomparable
Iwnr film.
at the Battle. of Arras," this being the
Mount] section of that film. The. per
fornmnce In to be repeated today and
11 new seriea of photoplay
attractions will he offered in plat-1 of
Vivian .Vinrtin drama 1
‘bntics.
I. William Zimmerman as a clever
charntter Impersonator made 11 great
b1t.lie it: no relation to the immortal
'anin which surely helped him HUMP,
hut recardies: of any nection with
the notoriouq marathoner‘, Is remark ,
able performance would c ry him
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through anywhere
studied his characters thoroughly.-and
,r-muiates them well night perfectly
'not only In appearance and make -.up
but also in words and demrnnor
Among the charactelu Zimmerman im-
"Tht- Retreat of the Germans
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PM; ml Wt Wilson.
“Whally’Wnuh” presented I say.
young couple. Mr and Hrs. Cooper for-,1
mer summer nutrients at Bell More
They oflered a discrept presentation.
than their vehicle of last season, but
Itheir new act was no less popular. I
{The Family W uh" I: commuted at!
.Mt entirely of good fun. but there‘ are
jumpy bdok solos by Mr. and Mra.I
Cooper. , .
I Dem and Orma offered the tallest
:an in the world. Madame Orma.
being no less than seven fact one inch
tall To use an obsolete phtsse “she!
was a knockout" '
‘ “Yachting Days” way a clever and
breezy revue. adoring a company of
eight. with six beautiful insoles. The
music was new, the costume: neat and.
novel. and the entire act was spicy;
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’“Ready Money," the Comedy TriumphI
1 of a Decade, Prove: Man Can't Bucvl
cud Without Right Woman I
A production rated by competent.
critics as-one of the greatest comedv;
successes of a decade will be seen at;
(be RPSEMheatre Saturday whenfi'
Manager Payton presents .“ReadyI
Money.” the international triumph bvi
mees Montgomery. I’l‘hic refreeitinai
pi'av. “hirb ran for manv monYhnI
each in New York. (‘hI/azo,
and Boston. owns not a little of its
success to the fact that It in absolute-1
1v clean and wholesome in theme and;
consistentf
treatment. povsesses e.
Morv of graphic and absorbing heart.
interest and that its delightfully in.
volved factors of love and modern r01;
1"r'nance’m:1ke for 11 play of decided in ;
term to women. while men are held:
1zpell bound In witnehhinc the elfortnl
of the I11 ro to athieve large and Im
mediate wealth “ready monet
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In the. opening 1111 Stephen Baird I
the hem appears dead broke on New
IYm 1r' : Etc. About all he has in the
jtn‘ite world In an
min: in the. for. W 9111 uhlch thn Stew !
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It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore
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improved by the addition of other In
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' erth's Sage and Sulphur Como
"pound 111 a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and a
muibful nppearnnre. It Is not in-
Innded for the cure mitigation or DIP-
ventlon of disease. -—Adv
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“Quality Shop"
SOUTH NORWAIK.
phen Wizards as more or lean pi a suspected 111111.11 of coumertv‘t 111m
Joke fey.
Then across the » path of Stephen When ev'm ‘1‘111: is settled the fin
sit-pa Jackson Ives. aman of plausible nl curtain .ann 5111111191. with 1111
speech and manners, who Induces III? sweetheart n‘ml 11ll ends happily.
penniieys St 1:1th to accept 820.000 -.-..__‘._.
in counterfeit bills, not necessarily for
circulation. but to show hII-i friends:
that in- has plenty of money and to
make an impression with his bank
roll. . ..
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wad of monev there is a constant Ber
19.11 of unrprininz‘incidents. The much
dispised mine out West 1 ms out to
be a real ~1uccess,»gold is covered
in paying quantities and both Stev
phen and Jackson lves escape from
Captain Went of the Secret Service.
who has been on the trail of both as
VIVIAN MARTIN AT
THE PALACE TODAY
IN “THE TROUBLE BUSTER"
iDiminutiv: ingenuc Plays Same Part
In Tmeictureo.
It is not often that motion picture
piilVPI'S take the same role in two pro-
drtctii’m within a few Weeks ofcuch
mitt-r. so crept is the. scope Lived to
them on the screen and 1" any pn‘rts
thcrc are to choose fr: But Vivian
Martin in two of I:
"Little Mir-.1 0ptl..1ist." and now "The
[Trouble 1111111111. 'which is to be shoun
rods :‘I t he. l'f‘.Il(t! theatre hm plnx ed
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I I Kim:r is not a leader: Kim: does noth reason: Kin
stand counsel. wil not work with ~to hers.
‘1’ on said you liked King’s principles.
in too “ind-.1112 does not want votes.
tivster Bay. nd so you come at his 1'
have suiiered to secure. but an a zuesto
Hon. i‘heodore velt. Oyster Bay.
nest.
suchinohiicai abuses.
ain 2mm: this letter to the public press.
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POLITICAL’ ADVERTISING
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is not a statesman. King
outlyincd istricts.
.1illllis :11 the Ilnttlc of Arras."
.r'Ct'TlI pictures,‘
03111 one she mnkes.
1111.: picture acconlp. mien the 1111:1151
pr11;r:1m of vaudeville and the second‘
:zertion of that incomparable set of
11.: ii.m1"":lle Rttrent of the Ger-
1111111511 BEFORE. SUNDAYI
l'ltOVlDE‘s't E R. 1.. Nov. 2.—'l'he
police commission withheld the grant-f
mg of a license for :1 concert here Sun-j
day by Frieda iiempel, pending nprom:
Ise by the grand opera‘ singer that she
will sing the Star Spangled Banner.
While in this 0in last spring, Mme.
Hempel refused to include the national
unthPm'In her program, claiming that
she did not know it. ‘
"If she does not know it she to I.
learn It. by Sunday if ‘she hopes'to a
pear then." the chairman of the com-
mission stated when application was
mode for a license
-~ (*‘flPOLITchL Ana'sn'riis‘ino'”"‘
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' » 3. Courses for those
Eye Trouble
Cured I
by the W write-lion of
Michael.
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infihppoftheeyeslourmb-
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Beektheudvioeof ourphyli.
cinujif you are an eye Meter.
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_ “The '11:er Eye Service”
I Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians,
8'! Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est; 1m
THAMER
The Gorham Co.
DECORATORS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
8108' closed 1 P. ”'1
If. Saturday
I 10. First Street
3 59:13331 Norwalk
THE
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unlit-1'55 cont-1111'
otters Post Graduate
who wish to qualify
for special or higher
positions.
Merrill Business
College
Mutt! Noun":
”Mord. Port Chester
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‘ ' R: LT JOSEPH 3H. cHOA‘rE.
mucr LEARN THE NATIONAL IMEMQ A o
SALEM. 31:133..” Nov.
offer of $11an C. Fri-rk to error :1 me
moriul to the late .1011 (1‘: ll. "boats II
Salem, Mr Choate's native city It was
anuouItced that the memorial would
take the form of a monument bearing
a rented bronze figure representing
Columbia. holding a laurel branch out.-
stretched over a medallion lifevuixo
portrait of Mr. Cboate. The insert.-
tion will describe Mr. Choate as “p
triot, statesman and ioyal defender of
' .:- 'irnn ideals. '
POLITICAL ADVERTISONG
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THE GOOSE THAT LAYs THE GOLDEN EGG . -
.1111 Vote 101' King’ 5 Money Bag Candidate, 1111111111 Lynn W. Wilson The Pcoplc’ s Candidate
W hat GotZOn Borglum, Great Soulptor and Loading Progressive Says:
2,—Tl’te city
council voted last night to accept the '
T. King.
is a boss. with all the detestable methods of the“ 1,925..
“Give me money and I will chvcr the did. rial. ’
You come not at the request of t I
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Extract from letter to Theodore Raosevelt in Stamford Advocate:
liver the district to the Golden Egg Candidate.”
If Homes .151 want associates.
cfgetsh is heelcrs to create a county commitec and makes himself chuiituan. all? or to 1111111 15c 01' service. but to hide his own losses’ in
his own district and then claim credit for the work 0
I am sure you meant you like what he tells you he stands for.
e do as not want speakers. he says he wants money.
You come to help John
the fincmysclit‘m our political life. and drive it deeper the wedze of discard and dishonor
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1’. 3.1113111" the last election. and immediately following. I sharply cautioned Mr. King against his methods.- and u armed III" 'md others that’ nothing but disaster could come 01'
Kim’ 8 chameleon ”tinc'WW‘” reflects his environment: it is like a wet finite!
the 'Prog' ressivc 31.11111in '"1 no. to strengthen the leavcn of c
“King has the money but don’t let him de-
rI hen he hangs up the ’phone and' is oil to
politics we
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Norwalk Chronicler