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MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 26
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See Eddie Ross Make His Banio Talk
See O’Brien' s Sketch. “In the Secret Service”
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The House of High Grade
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an expert aviator. A Canadian by
birth, he now is a full fledged Amer-
ican. and expects shortly to become
and aviator in the American army,
AT REGENT THEATRE
l.iC.iDAY AND TUESDAY
I Knight Street Church:
iiitxed Qtiurtette, Perkins.
"rsndoville program
which has received such favorable '
comment since its opening on Thurs-
day, comes to a close tonight. There
will be an exhibition of the latest
Hearst-Patllc news reel. which does.
in truth place “the world before your
eyes." Last, but not least. there is
the fifth and next to last episode of
the great British war film, “The Be-
treat of the Germans at the Battle of
Arras."
SACRED CONCERT AT KNIGHT.
STREET cuundn
The following concert will be ren-
dered tomorrow 313. 30 o'clock at theI
Openlng- Selection by the Choir.
Prayer. I
Scripture Reading. I
Selet'tion~—Cholr. '
Recitation—Ethel Fowler. I
Bohr—Mira Olive Brown.
Recitation Harvey C. Clement, I
Solo—Mrs. Rosa Anderson. In
Paper »Mrs. George Walton. I
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Recitation —~.\lrs. L. Combs.
Duet by Mrs. E. Perkins and 0. Mid-
Today '
Edward Earle and Belly How;- in .
“For France an. to;
And 8th Episode of
“The Fighting Trail’
drama “The Conqueror"
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’Ntally Married"
new (:tfiEng . lit tun starring \ladze
Kt’nllt‘dl, it; be. seen at the Regent
filonday and Tuesday Tllt‘flii'n l..,,ir.nin.:! Honda}, detail.“t
d lhl‘ win: ".'.l.i‘t‘ of a pair of young new-
HrrhggggfidKfinngnx .n ly~\vt~d.<, Hurry an}! lIicttIv, separate:
because ildl'l" (Pt' inn to ptrm
“Nearly Married” Betty’s illllillf'l: l‘iclt. to att‘ompanyi
“‘ them on ”1th honeymoon.-
Thurtday and Friday . William
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Fai'nutll In the titanirrnlcco photo- upmum‘ 1‘” "H ’
divorce. viiiitil seems all the more
likei': bccutlse Dit'kfiwho is just open—
int: a law practice, is ibreatcninc legal
l action on his sister's behalf. lilarrv
NOTICP'o Owing to anoll/r tax
oil film it will be impossible for
us to pay both taxes and com-
mcncing Monday. admission will
be 13c, at nlatlnees. Evenings lie
to adults and tile to children.
Tom Robinson :
engages the fiPl'l'lt't‘s of liattlc Kinlz.
"‘“‘""'—“*— ”‘r“ "—r .. compromise ‘Httrrv for the sum of a
thousand dollars and expenses.
SUPREME FILM ACHIEVEMENT
COMES TO PALACE THEA.
THE MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
Marie Walcanip in
. “THE ill-Ii) Mild"
FIVP Unusual Acts, of thudI-vilin
The Retreat of the Germans at the
Battle of Anal" I
Monday Eveninit
I Neil O’Brien’ 5 Minstrels
Tuesday and—Wednesday
Majestic Geraldine Farrar in Second
Farrar-De MilleMacPherson
Cinema Wonder Charact‘
erizatlon, "The Woman
God ‘Forgot"
Till'illi't) Zi)(‘Y‘:-t
llurt- not yet forgot-
‘rar, under the direction of (‘ccil
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The Mn critic in
j that spactacle of medieval France, it
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“The woman G01! FOI'KOt ’ has been eclipsed by a characteriza
”7T lion yet more wonderful. The new
ThanksKIVlnz Day screen production is "The Woman God
With Vaudevrlle Forgot: zlnl again Geraldine I-‘IlrrarI
“Underth the Stars and is the central figure. Thin spectacle
Stripes” of splendor, might.
Pictorial Tales of Petshing's Boys which tells aatoty of the Aztec dais,
.. in France”
m forts of the same group that made
A] "if lflflmts “Joan the Woman" the success thatit
Iwas.
'ine Farrnr the star, Cecil B. De\lille.I
NEIL O'BRIENS MlNS‘l’RELs FOR the director-general. who staged the
MONDAY NIGHT ONLY. AT PALAcEIl’Toduction, and Jeanie Macl’herrlon '
__ who wrote the story, all working on
AMC'lGI'I Standard Minstrgl Troupe der the Paramount banner. All bars
”an Annual Engagement in again combined their super-talents in
Norwalk . behalf of a gigantic spectacle based
America; favorite mlnstrei coined on a page of the history of America.
3.;m Neil O'Brien, and his big coin- when Montezuma and his Aztecs were
pony, will be the attraction at the Pal. Conquered by the Spaniards. headed
rice Theatre for Monday evening on by Corie:
Jr. Mr. O'Brien brings his mlnstrel Geraldine Farrar. the great Ameri~
phow to all; on, on its 53,", mm can prima donna, ever an imposing
tour, and promised an entirely new figure on the screen, carries her role.
"Valuation throughout with all ”'9' of the daughter of Montezuma with
not: 50150. fun and femur“, Themln- becoming queenliness and dignity. it
.trel since rm. 3 better producer is a safe bet that none but bliss Far-
in his line 1 ma x. l O'an, m, on rar could have accomplished the. suc-
tertuiumentn are always citan, cu... cats with the part The same “"9
md brlmful of clever material. This. pertnrmers that supported Miss Far-
years show u conceived and singed tar in her previous triumph W i“
it! Mr. O'Brien is promta’ea a. he: as "The Woman God Forgot " There is
«yen superior to the splendid 0'1”. ll allace Reid. as one of Cortez's cap-
inxn he has presented previous. sea- tains, Hobart Bosworth. as a Spanish
cous.‘ The conpauy is a large and adventurer, and Raymond Hutton,
Izotablc one, including Neil O'Brien, “The Magnificent."
Eddie Ross. Joe Colman, Dan Futon, The production is stupendous, but
Joe Willard, any Walter, Ed Waller, not ponderous. Under the hand of
"lalor Nowuk. Steve Werher, William genius of the great Dellille, the plot
J. taster rHaberkoi-n, Earl unwinds, smoothly, precisely and mt-
men. James Barnrdi, Leslie Berry, ill-ally. unfolding one of the greatest!
0' ca Laird, Howard Vail, Fred D. Mills, stories of history.
Allen Karla, Burton lsbel, Win. c, This mammoth spectacle of barbar-
I arr Waldo Roberts, Chan, 3. wright is splendor is to be shown at the Pa!
and many others. Iace Theatre on Tuesday and Wednu
day of next week.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Madge Kennedy in : Joyous Goldwyn .
The story of "Nearly Married," the|
enlists the- lt'flfill advice- of his friend:
and Robinson, in turnfl
a professional correspondent, nlio willI
ten the- Illichly film spectacle, “.lotin
the Woman," in which Geraldine Far-l
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DeMiile, achieved her greatest, success‘
Mighllent (Cinema Wonderplay that has ('Olllt‘ to her in oil ill‘l‘ opm'nt-
G rold'l Till?“ lc or cinema experience. And yclfi
e 8 me arrar powerful, gripping and wonderful as?
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Recitation
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Solo—4M ltl‘ it ie rlnan
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Mitt-Hm" Luther (‘ (‘lenl- 3
Retitatlt ll ~ Mimi Jeanne-tit Randolph
Duet by Mrs. E. Perkins and Mini
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ISolo-- .\ll.4.. George Whitehount
Recitationwllts H. W. ltidle3.
Selection by Perkins Quartet“.
P'apel b3 “lira Norwood.
Selecti' "ll hy ( holr.
i':ap(r '.\ir.~: (‘ Ballard. I
Remarks Mr. isaac Mosley. ’
licadcz' .\lr. George \‘l'hltt-bonae.
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FOR A WORTHY CAUSE
Miss ELSIE LYON, ,CONTRALTO '
Who will render her services at the grand concert given in hogan: Thntro, Sunday evening, November 25,
oconda, by ponchiolli, The Forgotten and by Ware and Inter Nos by Mo'ndyon.
was made possible by the united ct- ipate in this concert are as follows: Mme. Florence colander, dramatic lprlno Mme. Vera Fonarolf, concert
Ray- character elocutionlst, and Leo Ransom, composer and pianist, all
such .talents in our
Tickets on sale at the Rope It Theatre. Prices from 25c to 81.
violinisto; Harvin LohrcLQenor;
New York. This is an extraordinary opportunity afforded the people of Na rvvallt to hear
This group consists of Gerold- own home town and none of us should «use it.
nuance accounns arrow
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and rcalness. at 8 o'clock, for the benefit of the war suifcrors, will sing the arts Do Lo‘atrnond Ellis, baritone; John Dc Persia,
Other artists who will panic
from
: 1“THE RED ACE" ACCOMPANIES
Edward Earl. in "For Fflnul” Also VAUDEVILLE AT PALACE TODAY
Elem Episode 91ml. right. With the Palace Theatre about to
In. Trill" enter upon one of the most uncom-
Alrplane fllpllts that are the real .promislngly stupendous weeks of its,
min; add to the thrilling interest in
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existence, the manauement is offering be presented at the grand concert
Program to lo Presented at the Rs-
gcnt Theatre, Tomorrow Evening.
Following is the program that is to
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in of successes. a program of more than League
ordinary interest and merit. in the fonts at the Regent Theatre tomor-l
Muddy Edward Earle. the young Vlt- {Int place, there is the episode of row "oiling at 8. From the number! .
'xrepb it". Who Pl." the DI?! 0' "The Red Ace," which is MI! {Ul'W' appearing on the proximal a very fine "Sicillcuno 2t WW5”. fro-com
"W 100'! American "tutor who “I: ed from week to week by Mildred! 0' concert in to be presented and it is 91- "Emma"
mu tor France. studied airplane- for people who no not "me to hm: peeled that an' audience um wiirdu “L'Abolllo” Illuborl ”Liobesfroud Tanner-Knish! teen years on Old stints «nishm n u must cordial invitation to' lit
a thrill in their amusement, tho-uh it the mm to capacity will uttold.‘ luv Vern funeral, Violinist.
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Recitation. The Soul of the Violin
blr. John DePersla
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plies Elsie Lyon pm Jellorsoh ll the daughter of theI ‘l'ho um Thanksgiving sonic. U
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“Phyllis is My Only Joy"
flag' of the llowayt"
y is to be raised on he
day" nfiérnoon at 3 with approprlwb
films“. The Rowavton Drum Conn...
18 to be present to play the National
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Mme Florence Ostl’tflldm" ..
Duet: “ ‘Watchman of the NW.-
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Messrs Ellis and Dobro _
Accompauist, Mr. Leo Rm. ”ll"
start from the Hose House/ at I
prompt. and will march up to/the our
nor of Rowayton avenue and Cudllp',
street, then counter march. to M“
ei’s corner, then back to the More
House. The Boy Scouts and tho I”
(lay schools have been invited. TIE
service there will consist of the rank
Ito; of an original poem, written Mt
(member of the Lndles' Auxiliary M
I 'rlilo occasion. Speeches by Gen. w
sell Frost and Harry Scofleld, the -
lama-Incubate of Rowayton Hose flirting of the service flag and 81'
Company at:n requested to wear their reading of the names of the member.
em to the service ' 8 raising in the service of our cotmtry. Fruit
to be held at 3 o'clock inflow after- by the chaplain for them, and 3m
noon, at their headquarters Boway- neon:- national hymns by the out!”
ton avenue. assembly. Every loyal and patriotic
moon in the community should It
Several bold rob ries have occurnulero a“
ed in Tokenelte the last few nights
. when three of the houses of J. J. Rowayton Baptist Church r'l.
Henry B Anderson; pastor. ' l“?
.' bah] were entered, their.’ contents door
troved or removed. Valuable proper- *“ Thanksgiving Sunday 7‘
tv has been taken and the otilcials of At 10: so morning service of was
the town notified. 3lr. Dali! removed ship and thanksgiving with a m
with his family several weeks ago and by the prism appropriate to the M
the houses are closed for the winter. "A Question of Reciprocation" will“ _
it is to belief that the some persons the subject 8;
that robbed Tokeneke places last with The sunday School will hold no »
tel: are again at work. Iweehly session at 11:50 and will It“
the ward Psalm
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the afternoon, they were agreeably Grateful!” 3, the topic Iscrlpturo "In
Isurprlsed by several friends from Dn- drones W 34-1 1'42,
rich and Noroton, who called to 0.1- A! 5- M the ”com! getvlce of M
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rotou. and she and Air. Jolenon, who Church.
They have two children. unis finch this ”I“ . ,
IJeloi-son, and locum nor-trod. Jof- ,
Ital-son.
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