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EMILY STEVENS .
In a Swen P411 Me ro Spa-rial
“A Sleeping Memory”
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’uoi Victor 3.14:.” l‘uim l).
Thursda't'Iar—id Friday
Mary Garden
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“TIiAiS”
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'ltapfl'ial'lr ”The Zeppelin} Last
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‘ Performances 2:20, .:1
'l and 9
Today. Wednesday
Goldwyn I’rrwnu
The Adorable Li‘rl» i-‘MwEtt‘
Mac IIInIarsh
“Sunshine Alley’
In Sun. lime .i\It~\‘ ‘v‘
even more bra uzti .JI “min
is the bt'ItMMI loft) in .
Mayo'n "I’crll'. at tiw ( i.i
AI40 a TWU I’M
Keystone II(‘ omcril
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. VAUDEVILLE
Thursday. Friday
Saturday
Special Photo-Play Fea-
ture Thursday and Friday
Dorothy Dalton i.z
“The Price “11"."
It’s a Paramoun.
Saturday
Complete Vaudeville
Performances
Charlie" Chaplin in
“The Rink”
tir-
and ‘
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ill IIII liliillllligfi
PALACE THEATRE
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timothy Dalton Tells cf the Decline
of the Old—time ”Vamp"
in unto est inorl, yll’t- la vamp?"
rim Dorothy Dalton. the beautiful
"i'iiomas H. Ince star. who will be seen
.‘ the I'altr 1' Tl. 'rlIFI' Io'i:n=‘ti\t’“ln
‘ The Price Mark." Yes, indeed, the
t uopire oi: phoiopiay Is zone-~-
...ne, to rhinres nt-rcr to return
i . the. r-valm of the film.
’She served her purpose.
IN"
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did the
vii-tr little lady—nave a lot of actress-
ol' unirnpeatrhnh',»
v . personal and
' 1 Jilin. Vf/rflfl'
D: EWDI‘JTOII
. 1n thePrtcefiirit "
A RAB} .‘IOVNT pICTURl‘
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hometown: locum-Home a
. ' ance to mvort in front of the cam-
um, Iurlng the atronitt-r sex to their
prime ruin; a chance to emolu- elg.
lea-ties so font that the tobacco kings
were wont to call her trimmed and
Nov that her tznlc for the leaf would
purer deport her; a chance to bejew-
. herself as; no queen in real life. ev-
e: was, in weird attire. reductive to
the ninth deters-e. and chin: people a
wrong impression of society,
1M first the phootpiay vampire was
an Intarestlnz sort ot creature. She
Worried a wonderful contrast to the.
cute little girlie tram the small town.
iei- curly-haired dearie who simpered
:« at mingled her way through hundreds
nl' feet at virglnai tllm neantlvo; she
plotted and planned and perpetrated
:in Mills oi terrible thinn. onlv invar-
‘sloiy to find herself detected bv Vir-
tue in the tinal hundred teet of the
ittt'turo—detented usually at the hands
or ill: aforementioned cuiey with the
curl!
"Film history recordeth not the
name at the inventor. the discoverer.
q .207,
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An internationally
French novelist.
It marks her screen
motion pictures.
the desiuner ot the film \amp. but
once she “as introduu-d to the public
hi r namt “as lotion. For a period it
t-‘t‘t'mt‘tI as If every actress wanted to
Vamp. tilt-n I caught the It‘i'el', and
vampinz was as tiring to the audience
photopiays. but I soon found that
vamplng was as tiring t the audience
as to me and I have reverted to the
more natural. girlish roles that cor-
respond with the real lite, and IN
sue everyone cannot help sympathit
inc with and loving ‘I’aula ll't‘,' ni)‘
latest character. in "I'hc I’m-e Mark.”
PALACE/THEATRE
Mae Marsh in “Sunshine Ailey” at the
Palace Today
"Sunshine Alley," the nt-w Goldwyn
photoplziy starring Mae Marsh. has the,
dintinctlon of being probably the first
screen champion of the Soclciy tor
i‘reventlun of Cruelty to Animals in
the world.
Inthis play. which has for its sci-
ting a little animal and bird store run
bv an aged IOVer ot living things.
there is provided an object lesson in
befriending dumb crt-aturt-.. that has
no parallel. The vlsttulizin'z power of
Ithejcro-cn, the warm human symna~
ilxv ot the story. the Ilil‘t'l' of good aci-
InRitntI Illt' l'Xt't'IIt'nl't'tlI the Goldwyn
production made by Jack Noble, with
liven-it siilnti. tho- famous illustrator
in chemo of Hellinizfl, III'IJVItIt‘l-l an nt-
tri-iclloti that is as lwautllul as it It'
Ill-it'll“.
At a Unit“ uhctl almost all Illt' "pm"
point-r" oi _ltt‘i‘t't'n plots are bound up
in [II‘tilil‘ Iliri oi sex. this new element
comes an it “t‘lt'tmlt' relief. nt'tiliit';l,
ii iii calculated to do a vast amount of
good in brief litm- through ”)0 izl't‘tl
.«yutvm oi diutributlon maintained by
the Goldwyn ('orporation.
The need oi public education in the
matter of kindnmm to animals is air
proclaim] only M those who are inv»
era of the creatures exposed to
ibottxhtleu or vicioua handling in an
artificial environment where it is al-
most lmtiooslhle for them to help
the-inspires. The atrav docsI and eat!
subjected to unbelievable cruelty. the
sons birds and other rinsed creatures
wantonlv destroyed by children with
ulingaholtl. air- rifles and the like are
iorced to not protection of mono
story by the foremost living
Mary Garden’ .5 first operatic
prima donna role tn America.
pres
inthew
Things You Ought To Know About "Thais"
famous
been translated 1
languages.
debut in
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
'20, 7:15 amt 9
who had been mint iilt‘ti to their con Ihllss
tiltlon and under BIuIlIlt-s passed
through the untirinz ei'torta of those the great diva she has been noted at
'most as mu-h
these animalI acting abillh as for her macniticrnt
Imers hgwm bmi taming on tor many voice. no her adreni on the stream is
In‘ tar more than Iunt
peri'lnnil.
'l‘ht c::imp iiizn w-hli it
years is beginning to bear fruit
rucb educational avslems as the Boy
Scout movement, where one of tho;
cardinal printtpins of hrhai‘lor ls klndfi
new to animals; but ibrre remains a
tremendous lolly of the population un-‘
reached by newspapers and better
magazines that will respond to the
universal appeal of the screen.
It is Imp cable to ova «Waste the
importance ot this movement. which
doubtless will be followed up prompt
ly by other photoplav contributions to
the i'.IlI.~'t-; but in the mean time "Snow
shine Alley" stands alone as the first
eil'ori to do Itootl In this direction,
REGENT THEATRE room
Emily Stevens in a 7-part Metro Spe-
‘cial. "A Bleeping Memory"
Here is a. production that in units
ital in even iil-nit' oi the Word. "A
SIN-pint: Memory." is truly a apt-clot
production dc luxe, glvlnc wonderful
Etuiiv Sit-tons an opportunltv to be
more won'lt-t'fttl than over. in this sev-
t-n-act It-itllll't'. the rim in obliged to
play the roles of women
all tho- axes of the world's historyfi
each a totally distinct type. They are
parts that call for dramatic tire. for
powerful actlntt even greater than tanv1
this ulttctl star has eVi-r bctore been
called upon to display.
“A Slot-pint: Memory" In an adapta-
tion oi the novel of the name name
by that prince of story tellers, I-I. I‘hll-
lips Oppenholm. .
MARY GARDEN IN “THAIS”
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
APhotoplay From the Sensational
Novel—Thursday and Friday
Mary Garden. probably ihelmost
famous woman In the world. will, be
$991: at the itercnt Theatre Thursday
and Friday in "Thais." Ii Goldwyn pho
topiay from the same scnnational nov
at by the. great French writer. Ana-g
tole France. that was the basis oi the.
opera in which she made her debut
in America as a prima donna. "Thain
also marit- the first appearance ot
Goldwyn
The most celebrated woman
screen appearance.
fi'om the honour novel.
by Anatole France
THE STORY OF THE SAINT
WHO BECAME A SINNER
AND THE SINNER WHO
BECAME A SAINT . . .
“YtIt' a folding/1:
3. A story of passion that has
4. Obtained from the author for
screen purposes only because
Mary Garden appears in it. ,1
throughout . I
ents:
orld for her rm
nto eighteen
'arden in motion pictures.
Throughout the operatic care-er oi
for her remarkable
the exploitation
of is famous woman.
"Thais" appears at the Regent Thea
tre tomorrow and Friday at 2:17 I,
7:15 and 9 o'clock.
Whilb all these hints of peace are
In the air. still the Unitedfilates is
going right on with her war plans.
EMILY STEVENS
In the Hun Metro, "A Sleeping
Memory." at Regent Theatre ‘I'odayi
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FOURTH ANNUAL POUL-I
TRY SHOW
Norwalk Poultry Association »
ASSEMBLY HALL
‘Wall Street Norwallt. Conn.
HURSDAY. FRIDAY
T AND SATURDAY
0! This Week. 10 A. I. Until
10 P. I.
‘11"!le ans." Bast Show of the
Prise Poultry and Pet Stool: lia-
hibtts from All Parts at
the .3th '
ADMISSION 150
mm AMI“! m m 'hrlli; in closer touch the majority ot'aiid Mr
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”NEXT WEEK AT HOYT’ S THEATRE
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Miss Betsy Lane Shepherd'as she appeared in this city. when the inusic critics
found it impossible to distinguish her voice from Edison’s Re-Creation of it.
TO THE MUSIC LOVERS 0F NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK: -
'i'ou are invited to attenl on Tuesday evening. January l‘nenty-second 2y Biz”
A .RECITAL
At Which Will Be Demonstrated Mr. Thomas A. Edison's Masterpiece
The New Edison
‘THE PHONOGRAPH WITH ANSOUI.”
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Assisted by the Following Local Talent
MISS EDITH MI' 48R. Soprano
I". .. FREDERICK P. MURPHY. Violinist
MR. NORMAN E. STANN'ARD. Cellist
MR. WILLIAM .l. SAABY F. JR.. Cornetist
Under the Direction of A. E. Estler I
The Recital will he liven through the courtesy of The Alfred Fox PianoCoin-
pany. and Complimentary Tickets may be secured bv application at their store.
85 North Main St.. South Norwalk.
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NU’ 'E—Invitations for this occasion are to be limited and it will aid the
iect of solimiiintr them it you will make your application at the earliest possi
date
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I' nder the name of The Western . Ihent‘no-l rcpt-«uwntmlve lhll.
Fairlie-Id (‘ounty Dental Society" new "'1"? Mid MIMI. in make tht-mden ”II" ”In“, him were present at’ l
oral dental practieloners from Slum tally lit ”'0'“ they KI” toIt-antonmentii mm” “mm have a very In _ , .
‘Itord Norwnlli and Greenwich mtt last 0" naval ”"11“" work I" I’M” .intl ti'jtiYiIlllt‘ yvening the "I _
9",“an In hr "9"“ otllcc in Slam done by the IIL‘DIIl‘t'tIRtItfiH Immut- oi ('tll‘llltit'll'. art! thou}: who ““va
lord and elected t. N following officers: American Dentists WI'Ilt'J is undt-r the attend I «a receive admission on“
”"9””me Dr .i. It. Ilerlz. Stamford: tt:iil|'iIt"t!ri of the National Dental Arno Piano m
Ivice-pretiident Iir. w i.. Weed. Nor- I":“”"“' .
walk. "growl-”1);. (l '1‘ Rule. Stam- Over 05, 000 has been contributed ivy
t‘olllns. the members at this leagur for tho
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iIIIilI‘InI-Z at t‘w i-‘ox ,
North Main nlfl'fl.
lord: treasurtr. Dr. R. G. W“
tireentfllch; executive committee Dr. erm" "I dental fimhulfinfl‘fl “M
T". A. Reminiter, Stamford} lir II. 0 cuttipmcnt to lit' used in France COOKING “MS“
Wilcox (Iroenwlch; hr. ..i-‘ BouiI
Well Norwalk. i , “07““ "'50" “EC'TM- Tea Kettles mil: Double
Inset, Rice Boilers, try Pans,
‘itn Kettles, Sauce Pens.
The active membera are confined to' Lovers of music will "mt-mire"
to ethical denial pruclltionem who are enjoyable evening last gawgmiw at
members of the Connecticut SW0 iloyt’it Theatre when they II:lIl’YI"'I I.»
i‘ontai Mmeiatlon in Stnmtord \‘or Mi" Betsy lune Shepherd and it...
walk GreenWIch. Row (‘anaati and New Edi:- cu rcproduto ht-I’ wondtilul
linrlen. . voice.
All 8 beginning M “i ICHVIUN NEW" The Fox Plano (Io. Invite you to at I
are already tinder war to prurient I- tend another recital next Tuevdartm' 4
progressive clinic at the annual meet onto] to attain demonstrate 'tho
ing of the C. 8. D. A. in New Ilavcn phonograph with a foul" At this H"-
In April. cital Miss Edith Miller. Mr Heinrich ; RIDE" ml 6%
' The organisation oi this society will P. Mupby. Mr. Norman E Stannaici! ‘
Williom .I. Saabie, .Ir.. will I” WM .5 u.
The entertainment is under m" DIR!!!" " M
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the members at the dental protusion assist.
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