Regent Theatreg
The House of M Grade ,
Entertain“! t
Admission .15 cents to all. includ-
ing War Tax
TODAY
N orua Tal-sdae
in the Sacia'l Drama
“THE MOTH”
Wednesday
June- Blvidge and Arthur Aehiey
———in—»-
“Shall We Forgive Her”
Thursday and Friday, and a
Special Nation for Children Sat.
urday Morning at 10:30—“Jaclt
and the moonlit,” in 10 wonder
ful parts.
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Autos will law at Jacoby's. l
Washington street, Saturday morn
ing. at 10. 10:15,,10130, bringing l
children free of charge. Adlllla' .
t-ion 15c to all. e i
(foul Nil—Madge Kennedy
Goldwyn feature] “Nearly
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‘sian tenor will render his serviceainaraito; Mme. Vera Fonaroff. concert American Federation of Labor.
the Grand Concert given at the Hi“.
gent ThPaltl’",
23th, at 8 p. m.,
war sufferers,
Purr-uini, the letter sons.
the Bud"
mien duo truncation it-
COMING TO THE RECENT
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Ilp Maniac Productiontobo soon
Thursday and 'May i
; The New York Herald ears: '
l f'Jaok and the Beanstalk,” as a pie
children from six up to sixty present
at the Globe Theatre last night. Littlo
Francis Carpenter, who played the ir-
repressi'ble and validnt Jack, and wee
Virginia Lee ’Corbin, who appeared in
the role of the Princess Regina, were
éthe principals of a cast of more than
1,300 boys and girls.
"Jack and the Beanstalk" will also
be presented for the children on Sat-
turdav morning at 10: 30. ;
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river 900000 Amerlun Littbsrans
have adopted a resoltflon pledging
loyalty to the government. t
. RUSSELL IS TO
s VISIT BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. Ea-‘tupafle!
l Edward ussell, a member of the Bus-
‘Isian mission headed by . Elihu Boot
which recently rewrned to this coun-
also participate in this concert are as try, will visit Bridgeport on the 28th
(0': 1!: .‘lme, Florence Ostrander. dra- of November as representative of
the famous Rufi- maiic soprano; Miss Elsie Lvon, con- Samuel Campers, president of — the
Rus-
Mr. Raymond Ellis. barl- sell will make sel'eralvhddresiles In
John He Persia. character the interest of labor while in Brittne—
14—0 Rut'sotto port. it is probable also that Frank
A“ from New P. Walsh chairman of the industrial
York. relations committte of the (‘ouncll 0!
This is an extraordinah' optit‘r’uni National l‘hfense, will accompany Run
iv adorned the people oi Norwulk to gen,
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MN. HARVIN LOHIIE
FOR A WORTHY CAUSE!
Mr. ltatiin Lottie.
violinist;
tone; Mr.
elocutionist and Mr.
composer and pianist.
Sunday evening. Nov.
for the benefit of the
He will aims the aria front Tosca by
"A Rose in
by Forster, "Love is a Bit-
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Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville and War Pir-
of the flour in actit n.
“it minnow
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
‘hrma Taimadge, the Emotional 3...”!
in the Social Drama, "The
Moth" V ,
\f't‘flrdlflt' to “'ehfitt‘r'n, “that ah.- i.
'catlually and silently en's, f’t'linulli'ri
.nd wash-s anuhinu” is a moth 11')“
he samr authority in illustration of
his tirtinitittn declares "idli- persons
m- a moth to the community,"
thence The title "Th.- .\lotlt." the
new Si-lznick-Pirture starring Norma
t'almadzw, ultitrh comes to the it»
went Theatre today. in thin (‘5L‘t' "tltv‘
moth" in n young :tm'iwtv woman nlm
‘ annex her timv wart-hing illi'rl'xltiil
ind flirtin: with (air until stitti‘til)
brought to her sen-"m lay a dramatic-
tncldent calculated to thrill it.» most.
Matte of mm'ic fans, i
"The ‘M'oih'h tells the story at El?
young girl of wealth and social pit.~i«
iron who determines to f'm'lhlv thr-
uxample of Cleopatra and "flirt hm-
from 9.) [iii limit»,
Today" blt'." by Album, also a duet with Mr. hear such talents in our own home _.._...a
[Si le FCTKHSOTI Raymond Ellis, "Watchman of the icon and none of us should mitts it. MR3. WtLEV~RELEASED _
The Meet Beautiful ll onion on tlr i Slain" by Sarjaent. " , Tickets on sale at the Regent Thea-l PENDING AN APPEAL
8"“ in Anton". ilt- other artists who Will tre prices front 25c to 31, l WASHINGTON, Nov. flit—Mrs. “hr
Il9r“Fll-§l Screen Production : vey W. Wiley, wife 0' the pure food
, Barbary Sheep" ‘ LiLLEV co. mcessses seocx. organized by n»- late outmmr Lillvy expert, sentenced to the district jail
J ‘ Tomorrow [[ARTL‘DRU Vov 20—1119 Graig: ‘ last Friday for plclttmu the White
u Doug!“ Fairbanks “1 L. tilley Comptin. of \\ titer-bury har OFF'CE DETECT'VE “05- "0“” “‘5 ri'li‘amho” Md "2"“;
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Ill AZIln—Ollt Again” increased its capital stock from 89,000 NEW H M E.\'. Nov 19 l' "d”, 'he l’md'" “We“ 0‘ er c e rs
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lz'tw State' .. A: It)“ n-n Allitiz. or New H Short 0! shone-polls, ”mlw‘m'
llaven county totiuy appoip- .t 11 ot- district work 0“" at Occoquan a
"is wait “'it n t; last Wednesday for picketlng, paid! or
3450,00iil and th» number of attire:
Itccording to papers
fit-t» detective n.l-.
lure-t. Most timely film pupa q. 0 tiled in the office of the Secretary of
. ., . .. s . > ' Hnr'y Tutti ', i the li‘t':l tleie"ill‘? ' .' ‘ ‘ .
on". lurensity in ”i" it. 3m State. This is the cmnpany which was whim ' U l ‘ ' ftnc ”flew” and “as released
Revolution," Korens'ty. t.‘;r Jinn ”us—um» Jaw, ‘ ' mm
ii sy to immortality."
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“JACK AND THE 8EAN8TALK"—WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION.
.TEGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY ‘
"Jack and the Beanstalk" is Coming to the Regent Thmre Thursday and Friday and Also a Special Por-
5“" We “'9'“ ”"7" sum” formancti For the Children Hardly Morning at 10:30
June Elvidge and Arthur Ashley
The Regent Theatre takes pleasure
in announcing ti... creening on Wed,
nesday of "Shall We Forgive titer,"
the newest. World-Picture Brady-
Made in‘ which June Elvidn and Ant
thur Ashley are the stars. The pro- .
auction is the cor .11 version of the
famous stag-,- pin; which enthralled
so many tho nor. is of peopie. It is a
fast moving attraction and is filled it.
the brim with thrilling and interest-
ing incidents.
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of Glasses to You.
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ture spectacle, conquered all of the to
. theatre was narrower than New Haw
‘an extra outlet gave more exit. room
“site of the first show house built by
,In the Parish Hall, at 8 o'clock, fttll'
boom mum. AT ‘ :
ntscs Tues"! 'l'ontolttiotltt1
"Doug” in “in Apaanut‘
Again"
Would you rather be in jail or out
of it it seems a foolish question and
yet in “In Alain-Out Again," coming
the Palace‘Theatre tomorrow
“Doug" Fairbanks proves that bed
rather be behind the barn than living}
the life of freedom. However, per-T
haps you would also be in the liame'
frame of mind if you knew the cause,
but then the Artcruft picture will die-
close all.
Athlotlc
ELM! FERGUSON SCORES TRl.
UHPH AT PALACE THEATRE
Stage Boauty'a Initial Production,
“Barbary Sheep" Repeated i
Today '_
At the Palace Theatre again today,’
Elsie Ferguson, the most beautiful
artist of the American drama, makes
her motion picture debut in "Barbary
Sheep," for Arteraft Pictures. One
of the most prominent exponents of
the true dramatic art. Miss Fergu-
son brings to the screen a rare per-
sonality and adds uretttly to its po-
tency as a high-class amusement.
Miss Ferguson's career on the slag?
started at the bottom. Through char-
acteristic persistent-y and hard work
she has become one of the most popu-
lar ncrtessts of the world licr thar
acterlzationn in sutlt well ltlltiln illo-
atricals hittt ne' 'Shirley Kaye, ' “rluch
a Little Queen." 'Outcnst," and “Mar-
aaret Schillnr" won her particular
prominence among the hearts oi’
American theatresoetxt. ,
In 'llarbarv Sheep," adapted from
Robert llichenn most popular book
since "The Garden of Allah." Mia-ta
Ferguson is givvn n lt'lllt‘lt' that not
only is particularly adapted to hcr
capabilities, but one that offers her
amost lavishly lll‘llilllf. back ground.
Under the direction of Maurice Four-
neur, the wull ltnov. n Fttnth produt-
er, some of tilt tttmt elaborate sets
over staKPd for a photoplnv are pro
settled in novcl displnv, 'l‘ln- totnnn-
tic story of Alto-tin, which tells oi the
mintzé
“Quality Shop”
scum uoawauc
, SPECIAL l'llll TIESIMY
$16.95 COATS 310195
$18.00 VELOUR COATS $15
$18.00 SUITS $12.95
All Trilletl lists One lalf Price
Sale of Shapes ‘ 81.00 $1.50 $2.50
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Does the new bustle
line become you
best. or do you ore-
fer the straizllt sil-
houette? McCall
Patterns and Publie
cations include a
delightful selection
of denim of both
types.
McCALL
PATTERNS
For December
get ln.a anew theatre owned by Syl-
ves'er 2. Poll here was delavcd in
opening while the board of alderman.
in special meeting granted him per-
mission to open last night. When the
playhouse was nearly completed some
time ago the local building inspector
found that the front entranceot the
en ordinances permit. The board of al-
ednaen then passed a special reaoiu-i
tlon permitting the theatre to be ll‘;
caused when Mr. Poll explained that
‘ isoles
infatuation of an English pooh-woman lion Sill
for a dark-skinned army oilict-r. rut 5"” am new 0" SAIE
told on tho iffl’t‘t'n, it is rcndily ft-lt, . .
will achieve greater popuhtrity than 5p-
evcn the blink experienced, 1 BR, V ' tngAN BROS. ‘
Among the many interesting fur , it.
turett displttved by this production are So. Nor v 1 -, ‘E( Conn. ‘
~tho views of life in Algeria twtiiml
forth the mystery. t’ttntzintttlon anti ‘ ---‘-
stranize nttnmtpht-re of the desert. _'w .. , ,, N
Charred M the lest, passion and, w; M , B "' "”' "" ' '
swift notion that lit-iii. it during ro-t m.“ 1 “""‘“ ‘8 '
mnncé of thit country, “llnrhary 151:,
Slit-on" promlnt‘n to illll‘llf‘l ltiul holdl PROGE'? SUBB VE BANKING
the lmmctlltttr attt-ntion of thr‘ nudil
once from licginnimz to fllll. Nt‘th‘ \ The nflairs V ('33 ”k .11qu lwith conservatism
before has Mnurin- Tournr ur llit' f.ttn ‘ enterprise and W "he I. ctlloda i ..
ou-t master-dim tor, itnd :t Krt-tllt- r up As a "an“ I; business we are better prepared
portunity to display his tt-tlttt tut tind‘ than CV6? before , accounts of our | e"
talents in modern fiCan‘l‘lilll. andI our facilities ;‘ H, 1 and Il factory banking set.
lh‘t lhll Oflr‘TlllL‘. “iii ll'lt‘iltll'lilt'lf‘iflllil‘t'I vice are a. neariy in: a} modem progressive idea! h&ve
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rt-adilv expmtml, Supportina‘ the pop dam of hilVillg an ac: . Hm. u,-
ular star in llui‘iniiittl film play is an . ‘ .
exceptional mat of pluvors including Th C t PJ. t l B k
Pedro do (‘ordoluu ’ldlmiidt'n ilart', e l y d lona an
Macy llarlnm, Mott tittunnuri and 809 NW3,“ cm . ‘ ' «
,Maude Ford. Adapted from book i
by Charles Maignt', this Winn. it is _ "”M .3.
felt, gives Mitts l-‘rrr ,u the great- ._. H m” --- _. W A
(It! vehicle of he: entire t'.il‘(‘t'l'. . , . .3
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.. Ladies Undergarments .
MEN VOTE ON W .7
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 20,—— ’ ’ ‘ ' ' l
m ,. m, 0...... ,.,,,,,,,, ,0, New Lines of Silk and Lingerie Cam- .. .
$1.00 to $3.49
lAlilES’CtiliSl'l covnts ~ ;,
25c am: 31.00
Night lobes, Shirts etc. -
A. Dickerman 8; Son’ 3
DH’ARTMMT STORE
Phone 446
At
84 Washington St.
to patrons than the ordinance requtru
ed. This resolution Mayor Samuel
Comm vetoed and last night the al-
derman passed a special resolution at-
lowing the one of the house. ’ |
In the meantime thousands were' .
lined up on the tttmtt in front of the!
theatre requiring a large detail of p01
lice to maintain order and when at '
last the doors were opened, only when
the aldermen granted permission the
audience swarmed in and the belated!
show was started. The new house is
The Palace and occupies in part the '2
Hr. Poll.
TllNiTY, CLUI NOTE.
. There was a rehearsal last evenlnit
of that sltotoh "ln/ Search of n Ser-
not," to boom by at. Ann Guild.
of Christ Church. East Norwnlk, in-
coausctlon wt‘h the mlnstrels of Trin-
ity Ilon’s Club on Wednettday ere
ning.‘
At 1:45 this evening there will be
a business ‘lneeting of the Men's Club,’
dress rehearsal with Sue'- orchestra. l
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