Madge Kennedy
Her Eyes and Her Smile in'
”Nearly“ Married”
Wednesday—Ethel Clayton in ,
“The Dormant Power "
Thanksgiving Day and Frill}—
William~Farnum in the roaster-
pioce photodrama “The Con.
We" in 8 parts
COMING—"The Man Nan” Ia
picturization of Hall Ca he’s great
novel.
NOTIt‘Hwing to another tax
on film it will be impossible for
us to pay both taxes and com-
menring today,\ admission will
be 15c at matinees. Evenings life
to adults and 15c to children.
Today and Tomorrow
Geraldine Farrar
IGrcaIt AImerlc.in Prima Donna in
“The Woman God Forgot”
V ’Moro Wonderful Than “Joan the
Woman"
.‘ Thankgivinr Dav
‘ Three C lete .
. mundane
e “Under the Stars and
Stripes”
Intimate Pictures of the Fighting
Americans and
“The Retreat of the Ger-'
J mans at the Battle of
Arras” ' .
REGENT THEATRE TODAV
Madge Kennedy In the Goldwyn Pro
do men," ”Nearly Married".
AIm' a profession figures in the
34-ny of "Nearly Married,” the new
holdwyn starringIvehicle for Madge
Vennedy, to be seen at the Regent
income today. it is personified in the
nnamcter of Hattie King.’
.uonal correspondent.
The ‘.\'«’-arly Married" situation isl
not {l .1 loung couple who have quar-i
filled because the husband objects to;
,ltavlng his wife's brother accompany.
them on their honeymoon. The wife,i
Betty, stimulated by her brother,
Wick, who is a rising young lawyer.
curious to begin his first case, pro
poses that they get a ‘livorce. So the
husband. Harry, consults his lawyer
friend, Tom Robinson. and together
Ithey engage Hattie King.
Harry is nicely compromised and
the divorce action is well under way
when Harry peiluades Betty that it
a profes- I
“WWW." as laterals-hadanldeathettbelndlaaslivedtn'
leavesandwereslotofunelvlllsedssv-
Iages. but they wer‘very. very highlyI
,thy brute who takes her east.
'3 uupPrl) orchestra under
. men' of
ins Otory Currie. Ethel
Clayton
“The Dormant Power“ presents
charming Miss Ethel Clayton in a de-
lightful role
‘force of her histrionic ability is ween
to splendid advantage. tiles Clayton
appears in the role of a young girl who
has been brought up in a wild south-
western town and who falls in love
with a youth who has shot a Mexican
discovered in the act of detaining the
American flag. The youth, who has
been a ne-erdowell, goes east to
make good and the girl, to escape the
hardships of her life. marries a weal-
I'l'he
girl and the youth meet again under
startling circumstances 'aud eVentual-
iv find happiness, though the path
,leads through devious and unexpected
Wit \‘5,
A FINISHED PRODUCTION
'lllc Palace Thearte was filled last
evening by an audience to hear Neil
(rm-tun and his great American min-
irois.
heard. There was disappointment
over the performs
included balnds
delightful melody
entire act was enthusiastically receiv-
ml.
was refreshingly novel, and received
generous applause.
Ross assisted by hi; African harp, was
right there with his excellent playing
and witty monologue. Veil O'Brien in
"In the Secret Service" was second
to none in his most amusfisg act The
concluding feature, “The Cruise of the
Il‘bony Yacht. Club" kept the house in
ii iii liilllills " '
roars of luunhter \‘ovelty dancing,’
@tchy songs and many other features
made the att one of great attracthe
lnesn. The entire program was pre-
Finltd with lretlsion. aided greatlv in
the direc
tion of Frank Fuhrer The manage.”
the Palace deserves the
thanks of the community for bringing
to SouthNorwnlk this admirable min-
strci troupe of blackedvfaced artists. I
GREAT GERALDINE FABRAR AT
I PALACE TODAY AND TOMORROW
’Grand ‘DeMiiie Paramount Spectacle,
“The Woman God Forgot."
Deals With Aztec Con-
quest
”i don't know why i am not sele‘ct
ed to plnv nire, easy parts." smiled
Geraldine mirror, the famous prima,
donnn now at the, Pnlace Theatre forl
in Jeanie Mac;
today and tomorrow
Pherson's gripping drama for Art
craft Pictures. "The Woman God For-
:ot.’ which was produced under the
'personal dliertion of Cecil B DeMiIle.
"I always germ to get things like this'
ledwithalythilginlyiife.
and a role in which tho' men;
This aggregation is not no
known to Norwalkers and when Ilian-
:gt-l' Collins announced that the at‘
traction had been secured for our to
'tal theatre. many expressions of ap
probation from theatre goers were
The first part
great variety and
The jokes inter-I
jected were up—totheminute and the
’iMandy' s Syncopated Reception." .
an original dancing story in postru,
Of course Eddie.
led-lull!
educated. They had schools for- the
children. seminaries for the young wo-
they had public markets, which
were open on certain days under the
auspices of the city; they had police'
men—and books—not rolls of mans“
scripts, but real books. made of the
bark of some kind of a tree. and
bound together with great heavy on!!-
ers. Of course they had no alphabet.
but used certain marks, which were
explained from one generation to an-
other.
“The Aztecs had their own courts.
and really it surprised me when l
delved into the history of that period
to find out how far they were advanc-
ed. 0! course they worshipped idols,
and a number of dilereut gods, but
the most terrible thing they did was
lIto oler human sacrifices. Life was
cheap in those days and the custom
had been handed down to
centuries.
"Alisa Macl’herson's story tells how
Montesums's daughter sacrificed her
country and her father for the love
of a young Spaniard, a ceptain under
Cortes, the conqueror. '
“Mr. Delftlle has done this picture
in some of t e most beautiful and
spectacular setting 1 have ever seen.
and I feel sure that everyone will like
the production"
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INSANE PATIENTS IN Fill
LOUISVILLE Ky.. Nov. zT—Twen
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Tubercular patients at the State How i
pltal fer the insane at Lakelsnd. near
here narrowly escaped cremation when
the structure was destroyed by fire
yesterday. Attendants who found the
wooden building a mass of fishes car-
ried fifteen men and fourteen women '
to safety. '
I The fire is believed to have been
can .ted by sparks from the furnace.
The loss is estimated at $18,000.
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lemons Do Whiten!
I Try This on Face,
i. Neck, Arms, Hands
.- The lemon juice massage indulged
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“‘1 ”‘3‘ “ma" Mime“ ‘0 a 9“” 0' Wing and should be mixed with orchard
nearly “a“ lndlan warriors who with. white this way. Strain through a fine
arrow 3““ ‘99" were attacking theicloth the Juice of two fresh lemons
CUT THIS OUT-IT ls WORTH {magg of fighting Spaniards but a short
. MONEY distance away from her.
I”Doritlxgiiss this Cut this slip. on1 Five minutes before she paused,
one wt 5c and mail it to Foley & m... Farrar herself Was leading the
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g your name and address ed by flying arrows and fighting men
clearly. You will receive in r turn aI "you know." the diva continued ”in
trial package containing Foleys Honv' Igoan the W'oman we had a number
Wand T" Compound ’0' coughs, of very strenuous scenes in which i
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lloweis.—muson- Pavel! Corp. .
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"However, I have certainly enjoyed
into a bottle containing about three
’ounce of orchard white then shake
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about the cost one usually pays for
a small far of ordinary cold cream.
Be sure to strain the lemon Juice no
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'months.
the face, neck. arms and hands it
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Any druggist will supply three ounce
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