-' Dorothy Dalton
Regent Theatre 3
“Mdmhfindo
humanism
Peder-Incas 2:20, 1:15 and 9
’Todsy and Tomorrow 3GOldWli “a,
Iary Garden pre‘ents. """ 3’!
Ct-lrbrhlt’dpggsglaflar in the ?377iefl:ogtce};b;dg;llmfim33 l
' m 1007 or er
. “THAIS,, :creen appearance. I "
Sofia.
Earle Williams
In the Mystery lhatm
“The Grell Mystery”
And WIII. 8. Hart in II Tim Itetl
l‘raiurt
5 3mm m iIAK" I
Monday and Tuesday "Tlll" greztf
Ispectacle “The Zeppelin'e Last
3 Bold."
Mat. Daily 2:15, Eve. 6:45, 8:30
Today. Thursday
5 Acts of Vaudeville
Special l-‘mtuil- Pic-lure Tmlzti' and
v
Tomorrow .
“The Price Mark"
A Super-Paramount i’todm-Ilnn
Featuring
'flte Motion I'lctu. - NI u" guys.
‘Dorothy IxIlton l-Zolipsw lI'I'I-I'y
thing she has eIer done.
Saturday 3
2: Complete Vaudeville
Performances .
Charlie Chaplin in
“The Rink"
”"tiral I‘athe News and Um-zs
_,_ 1
Next Week Monday and
Tuesday
Julian Eltintre in
l The Clever Mrs. Carfax”
I. An internationally famous
story by the foremost living
French novelist.
languages.
2. Mary Garden’s first operatic
prima donna role in America.
3—-_-..
Therate
Things You Ought To Know About “Thais”
from the famous novel
by Anatole France
THE STORY OF THE SAINT.
WHO BECAME A SINNER'
AND THE SINNER WHO
BECAME A SAINT . . '.
“7153' a 9031de '
Picture."
3. A story of passion that has
been translated into eighteen
4. Obtained from the author for
screen purposes only because
" " ' ‘ r it marks her screen debut in Mary Garden appears in it. _,
3L RTH ANNUAL POUL— motion pictures.
TRY SHOW 3
1 'Iirwalk Poultry Association
ASSEMBLY HALL 3
Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.’
2:20, 7:15 and 9
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
THURSDAY. FRIDAY , . -..-.._. .-,---.-...._..____1.-~...
'AND SATURDA _ ,_ “_"‘""
Of This Week, 10 A. M. Until model for Pow-.Ill ilr reulrd-I Paul"
10 P M- its leLllittmte lilt} so him: as he pio-
The Biggest and Best Show of the vltlos hII wiIh the (onitotts III II v at
Year 3though ltn :uiim conlts to low the till
Prize Poultry and Pet Stock Ex- with a demtlnn so sincere that ill-
wnnta to many her .\ misunIlI I‘sl IIIIl '
hibits From All Parts of
the State int: separates Paula and Powell. llllll
she meets Doctor .\II-lrl. who is tenor
ADMISSION 15° 'ant of her previous lite in New Yuri-g}
Children Admitted Free Thurs. Paula and the doctor are married-
day Afternoon and are supremelv happy. After a
M ”HIP lllt‘ dOClOY‘ anlli‘S POW?“ It) Illt'i'l -
his wife. declnrlnu her to he the
"sweetest woman in the world." T‘I'”
mutual reeognlztlon causes l’ntlln3 it»
fear that Powell will disclose their
former relations to her husband. nml
—--—-- Powell threatens to do this unless
“m”, mu” '3 "'0 WI“ 70“” Paula consents to'como to his spurt-i
3. and Tomorrow in “Tho Price ment that (waning, In tear of exotic—3'
Mark" ure. Paul! agrees to Powell's deniantLi
1‘wo Americans, Fielding Powell. and. later. In the artist’s rooms. the
up artist. and Doctor Daniel Melti. gm makes a brave and determined
are visiting in Cairo , Egypt, when tight for her honor, "
’l'owoll becomes enamored of Nukhiu.‘ ,1" the midst of the tense sirnrizle
ti native sit-l. As mu as her broth- between pom-ti and Paula. "Minn?!
er. Hanson, u rut! I; trier, learns of the sees an opportunity to avenge Illi-
attsir, he po or. h i sister and so "gaging of his sister. How he no-
cratiy attain; In I» take the tire of comhllshes mg purpose hrinslns hun-
Powell. Dr Melli brings Powell to ”3“,... an“. more Into the tile or Pou-
{New York immediately the latter in 3,3 In shoWn in a thrilllnit climax. I
convalescent. and with them collies 3
Hanson. in the capacity at a serlunt
to Powell. Huron hopes to kill the.
artist and ovenso the dishonor at his "'_'
sister for her relations with the Inll- Eario Williams '" "T". 0""
dot. 3 ton" and WM. 8. Hart in
Powell is a successful and popular 3 "MM" D'"",
artist, and to his studio comes Paulo "n” “W" “WWW "1“ "mm"
1.4-9, ‘ besutitul young girl from an Vitsarnph Blue Ribbon Feature. which
(into town. Possessed of an unusually will b” n" attraction in ”‘9 Mm"
lino voice, “u llrl h“ hoped to 11m Theatre on Saturday III it uripplnu dru-
euro a theatrical enlargement: but. ma 0' ""9' murder “M "'"my' "
taillill in this cttort. she becomes ii modern ("WNW "'0” In which n m'
ciety man. turned criminologist, con-
1...- 17.75912..- ... -— . ~v,vlcts his own sweetheart by tluyor
WA. FEELING ALI. nun pow" 'priiits of slayinl the man who is to
”Imploms ot on-comiltl kidney trou- .mm'l’i' her ulster: then exonerates her
hit. dgnrva ["th attention. tor us- when n dunner confesses she stabbed
elect invites serious tlluoss. Louis him—Mr former meethcart—io save
liuokncr. lomorsoi. Vs.. writes: "1 him from blackmail.
was toolins all run down; tlrod. wiih'
pains in my book. Altoi- taking Foley a1- "qu1- THIATRI
indoor Pills l tolt lilro s new man."
liocltocho.’ rhoomatlc pains. sill! :olntsJ
3 it till llilllliS
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
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atlc star. wears in tho tllnilnu oi ‘Thois"
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IImI under eyes. and sloop-disturbltil
bladder ailments yield quickly to this3
limo-trial rowdy. A boon to middlot
sent Theatre today and Friday.
Comhlns the continent tor clotlioo‘
topiay, "Tbsls.’ by Anstolo
Prunes
. 1on no: and m—liillsosvl'uv sold bonds encircling tho but oro abroad when not mood at rollot
as Consortia ,
That she
TODAY AND TOMORROW "Thain." Goldwyn's medium 0! intro- yond oven hcr wll
I
Mary Cordon Makes Hor low In Coidwyn'o Carson Presentation of An-
atole imnoo's most Novoi.“1'hoio," at tho flaunt Thostro Today and To.
MM! Harden. tho world turnou- ow- botoro coming to Amorirs to besln' new soprano. Mu... Jon. It.--
as succeeded bo- commends; on the order tor chain:
at droam will bo mills tor In days, William 0. Dovoll. mill closing order wrought connivinrt'
““0“! ”W “'G'W'd 4'" "i W amply stint-It when the public sets nocrotory of ill. Now Micro Cotton lion among mill ofllclals in this city
mro muscles. swollso ankles. vul- ery am.” In tho lonsatlonoi Pho- tum. which will be soon at tho RO- its tint ”.9 u tbo notable Goldwyn Nooutocturors'
'produciloli.
Dulles. tbs notod cooriurlor at For tons of cool in this city. He ootlilot- played. roost of than in bi: Iertiie3
Antique motion cesium-I. with us the linser'l principal «aeration is. moo Nico Gordon's sensational od that tho loss in waldo would niills hills; nonunion orders. It in "'""'—
«mu mottorsbobod amount to “30.000 to mill oporotlros ntinotod that
ill i t" I Is “silos initiation wort omits tho wounded in nomination“ to soon-om in also.
' Miss Betsy Lane Shepherd as she appeared in this ci y. when the music critics
found it impossible to distimmish her voice from Ed son’s Re-Creationof it.
NEXT WEEK AT HOYT’S THEATRE
TO THE MUSIC LOVERS 0F NORWALK AhD SOUTH NORWALK:—-
You are invited to atterd on Thursday evening. Jantary Twenty-fourth at Eight
A RECITAL '
l/A't Which Will Be Demonstrated Mr. Thomas A. Edison’s Masterpiece
The New Edison
.Qo. 3.1.5: 32‘." 1% Swiss- ”-
3 ‘THE PHONOGRAPH WITH A SOUL” ' " i"
: Assisted by the Following Local Talent /' 3' ""I
3 MISS EDITH 1w~ sen. Soprano ' on ‘
3 -o‘. FREDERICK P. MURPHY. Violinist "' :3;
MR. NORMAN E. STANN’ARD. Cellist
mm was. . ~ MR. WILLIAM J. SAABYE. JR" Cornetist
Under the Direction of A. E. Estler
The Recital will he Riven through the courtesy of The Alfred Fox Piano Coni-
pany. and Complimentary Tickets may be secured by application at their store.
85 North Main St" South Norwalk.
4*." n; »"';3". .i
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NUI‘E-anitltiOM for this occasion are to be limited and it will aid the
gas" of so limiting them it you will make your application at the earliest
linshionlna the best obtainable Onol AMMUNITION PRODUCT CUT.
a may for
lot the wraps Is at pure velvet With LOWELL. Mass" Jan 17,—Prm'iuc-r'g'9'“ m ' ' "
a Roman min and embroidered in “on at ammunitioh tor the govern L
aruy beads. mént will be seriously enacted by the? hm, ,0" ,1 '55,”...
In direct contrast to the divs's stale Fuel Administrator's order, oiilcials. "F yrs-r
costumes. sllrpllcity marks the outlet-mud today Amon' the most “do“?!
3tion of apparel for her perlonll ""3 ly uflocied will be the United States
3also made by Bulloz. Th0 470“” “',Curtridge company. which it is at am 3
of lcmy and mwlleline do lair in «It tum out two million pieces oil
iii". violet. MACK Mid WM“- 0‘" 0' small arms ammunition daily. while COOKING “TENS“
the tailored suits. called the “Mary ”3,, Newton Manufacturing compliny.
lilnrden." is or smolto sroy woolen, the. mm“; mm, fuses for his shells. and Tea Wile! with M1. bolt:
lnkirt being draped like a ridlns bobit. 3h, ,mmwoml comwny3 mm“ Inset, lies Sailors. lryhiis. ”-
She wore "u. M “hi", ration 6‘" small arms ammunition, on also hora “3 Mil“; “0 m
ll"! "'0 WW“ W" "W“! 30"" °' hit More than so. 000 worker . In 3%:9 Moo Porcelain
”1“" M violet “Md” eluding those of live largo cotton mllls,‘ "'
will be‘ carried, employers say.
CAVE COAL: LOEE WACEI. 3 ------—-—-----
CONVENTION AMONG MILL
OFFICIALC.
LAWRENCE. Man“ an.
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l7.-3'Tll0
Amiotiou. sold it today. In Lawrence and nearby II Wall-too I. lo. m, ‘
would roinlt to a saying at about 4.800 places shout to. 000 oporativos are m m m, mg. m
Horo's mm m hobo I ‘
to tho titanium-.3
Ibo daily poyoll 3
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Norwalk Chronicler