" Regent Theatre
Refined Photopiays with Musical
Selections by theBegent Orchestra
Today and Tomorrow
Norms Talmsdse
In a Stirring Drama
“Ghosts of Yesterday”
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Saturday
Gladys Brockwell
In her newest photoplay
"A Branded Soul”
. and Wm. 8. Hart in
“The Gentleman From
Blue Gulch”
Coming—Rupert llughes' great
story ‘Empty Pockets,”
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The Theatre with a Million Friends
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TodaK.
and Tomo ro
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C ass Acts .
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Geraldine! Farrar
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“The Devil Stone”
An Exceptional Ariel-aft l‘caturc
Saturday ,
3 Complete Vaudevrlle
Performances
And the third episode of
“The Hidden Hand”
Featuring Doris Kenyon and
Mahlon Hamilton
Also the latest
. Hearst Pathe News
With numerous scenes of the have
“over here" and "over there"
Comin Monday
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Norma Tainan. in “Ghosts of Yes-
terday Adapted from the Play “Two
Women” '
The exceeding merit of the all-star
icast which sttpports Norma Talmadgeg
in "Ghosts of Yesterday," which will;
‘be the feature attraction at the Regent
;Theatre today and Friday, deserves_
‘special mention. Her leading man in
‘Eugene O'Brien, recently seen with
titer in "The Moth" and "Poppy/'i
[whose polished performances reflect
;his long experience on the staze and,
:the screen. He has appeared with such’
11amous artists as Elsie Janis, Kyrie'
‘Bellew. Margaret Iiiington, Ethel Bar-
:rymore and Francis Starr. and before
:the camera with Clara Kimball Younz,‘
i Petrova and Edna Mayo. He is now rcr
'gistering a personal hit in themetroi
politan production of Booth Tarkgins
ton and Julian Street's comedy. “The
Country Cousin}; :
The “heavy” is played by Stuart
,Holmes, viliian of a thousand photo
plays. ' l
REGENT THEATRE SATU RDAY
Gladys Broekwell in her new photo'
I play “A Branded Soul."
9 A modern 8t. (‘eeilla is the type of
woman played by Gladys Brockwell in
her newest big photoplay for William
Fox. "A Branded Soul." This picture.
lull of action and artistry from one
end to the other, comes to the Regent
Theatre on Saturday. '
Mexico is shown in this production.‘
The intimate life of the great republic
to the South, forms a picturesque
background to a series of incidents
which approach their great climax
in the burning of an oil field and the
destruction of a fortune. l
Miss Brockwell is ConchitaCordor-a.
girl of the people. She first attracts
the notice of John Rennie, millionarie.
by rebelling against his deprcdutions.
He has ordered his men to tear up a
church-yard. in their search for new
'0“ lands and new wealth. And (‘on-'
chita defies him to continue the work.
nannte calls off his men. Within the;
ext few days he cultivates the acquan-l
trace which began thus inauspiciouslv,
lie learns that her lover. Juan Men-1
A‘l’ IHE '"IIEAIRE ldoza. is a secret event in German pav,
land he uses this knowledge to iorce
PALACE THEATRE
. in a well. known fact that mi'mbel‘s
( ,I’he theatrical [trait-anion are proba-
[the girl to meet his terms.
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CRAFTSMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT 5
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Arrangements for the bi: patriotic:
. .3 the must supernittlous class clientertaiument which is to he held at
ole in the world. .\‘o one actor in a . the Regent Theatre, Sttndav afternoon
Isl-1nd V “1 permit F hill 10 be blur-land evening, under the auspices of the
. in a bed, nor will he allow anv ofi
. host, friends to whistle in his dress.
; room. or look over his head into Captain A4 “'elln
Craftsmen have llf‘on completed and a
finer program could not he llt'millt‘ctl.‘
lncrnm. the noted
he mirror while he is making up. An lecturer and one of the survivors of"
illuminating insight into ttte superstlt
the torpedoed steamship Arabic. will
“one of actors was disclosed in lhpilell of his thrilling experience in the.
production of “The Devil Stone." the‘wnr zone, and of his escape froth the
(i-omldine Farrar-Artcraft
production steamship.
He is a very interesting|
which will be shown at the Palace 10'.speaker and I, well known "1",“th
«lay and tomorrow. and which centers'om New England,
be tion picutres at each performance.
about a theme of superstitious
lief.
fore enterinz upon ”‘9 day's workjeffort will be used for smokes for thc‘
There will be mo-g
Al
[five-piece orchestra will furnish the'
While a number of the actors en- music. The price of admission is only.
sorted in the production were mudgzo cents. with no war tax. Almost es";
108 00 lb? Leaky stage With Cecil B~‘eryone can afford this small admis
Dollille. DTOdUCel' 0' ”19 picture, be‘;sion tee. and should ‘rdake a special,t
cigaretteswere altered to the granular“! hm... in camp. I
by one of the attors, Two players of:
the cast lizhted their cigarettes trom' FOOD SHOW OPENED TODAY
a single match and a third one was
on the point or using th? same mateg'the Fairfield Countv Farm Bureau, will
to light his Weed "he“ he was “swig? speak this evenins at the patriotic
lb, a rude Land Whm‘ dashe food-show. His subject. Gardens" will.
burning iucifer to the floor.
“ Don’t do that!" exclaimed the
actor, “Don't you know that is the
worst luck in the world?" .
Milie; "Has all this superstition 'in the
picture gotten under your skin? '
"Well. maybe it has and maybe it
hasn't," replied t"- actor. smiling.
“but nevertheless ' ~oticed that when
we were set -‘.u= u o begin this pic-
ture on Fridr .' t ~ 1 3th, the set wasnt
ready or somethf 1g transpired—Con-
v
venlently, perhaps—so that we ditli‘t
begin work until Saturday."
“The Three O-Eye”
Service
- (Its Meaning)
Professional skill and expert
attention by
OCULISTS who are graduate
physicians.
OPTOMETRISTS, university
graduates and state licensees.
omcmts,’ expert adjust-
ers and fitters.
THAMER
Oeullsts. Optometrists. Optician!
'l'ho House of Good Chaser
.1 Atlantic 8t, StsmIot-d, Conn.
Dans-elm flllflpnlltlll'
'are at war, that it is our war, and that: Buy War-Savinugs Stamps . .
3“ L“ 01" personal business t° win the Thrist Stamps—~help save this court-
‘war. Maybe we can only stay at home try. from the vice of extravagance.
'lllr. Bevans, the superintendent or:
prove of valuable assistance to all who:
plan gardens for the coming year.
The show began this afternon/‘t 1 'snd cook to do our part. but we can do,
.o'clock with a most gratifying attend- that in such a way to put power into?
. «What's the matter? asked Mr. Deflance, The Social [league Hall at the the guns and courage in the fighting: cheese making and selling and teeth.
man.
Come to this how and let us prove
to you how you can help our boys overi
there. |
House of Mayehoff is beautifully de-
corated for the occasion, the booths
very attractiive and the exhibits
splendid.
The women oi'Norwalk have co-oper-l A splendid entertainment each eve-
ated most generously with the various ning and professional entertainments
committees to help the show to sue-on Friday afternoon. .\'0 Admission:
'and Recipees Free.
cesst in every direction.
We are beginning to realize that we:
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TWO DAYS éiihiii‘l ‘ igne;
3,600 Prs. Women’s $5-00 Suing Boots!
Film] “1C 8 & A SHOE C0, NCW Ylll (to On Sale Tomorrow at
9 A. M. for Two Days Only ‘
As always, it remains for this great cash store to prove possible the seemingly Ins-
possible in merchandising and again we prove it in no uncertain manner when we oflcr the
celebrated “s and A Shoes” for Women, new, fresh, clean, perfect, as desirable as any
that ever left the S and A factories, at about half the usual price, regardless of the scare-
ity of leather, regardless of the constantly Increasing shoe prices. ,3 :3
“As We Buy, So We Sel " , v t. i;
So You Have This Truly Wonderful Oppor- 'vytvv ' ‘3 3., 7
5 1'
tunity ofChoosing From 3,600 Pairs 5 ('1'! '0
of s a A Shoes at This «1' ..
ExtraOrdinary '
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8m Styles
J“ M flue. Havana and
Golden Brown, Black Soft Kid.
Gray Kid, Potent Vamp, White Top;
Black Kid Vamp, White Top; Brown Vamp.
Ivory Top: Black Vamp, Champagne Top; Louis or
Mlltary Heels
Friday and Saturday
CHILDREN’S DBPARTIENT
IOYI' AND alums! Ill}?-
70! AND IILIK‘IIEII
Iflluol. All) DIES.
MIDI-:8. Sites 9 to 2. Re Is-
lar $3.00 quality. Spec al
- Special Sale l'rlce—
FRIDAY ' AN D SATURDAY
MIS’ DEPARTMENT
Boys’ Gun Metal English Lace
Shoes and Boy Scout Shoes
$3.00 quality. Special
for Friday and Satur~
day, all sizes—
CIIIIJJRIZN'S DEPARTHENT -
XTRA HIGH CUT BOOT
For Misses and Children. _
New spring stylc, $3.50,E
high cuts of mahogany, tan ,'
,_ and black calf. Special
j Friday and Saturday—
PACKERS cursor. ”rolled the cheese industry in Wino“ woman's osvovtou 10 HOME herbs or the field. Lydia a Pinkhan’n. '
“”5535 'NDUSTRY sin marked the opening today or the - .
Home duties to many women appear Vegeaable Lompound, which for most .
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.—Detail‘s oi government investigation into the. h l h. N at- 1 ha 7
packing industry before the Federal more important than eat 0 m than orty years a continued in .
Trade Commission ' ter how in they feel. they drag them- great work among women in my _
selves through‘fhelr daily tasks. our health after many other remedu“
do and pay the penalty in headaches. have failed. Adv.
backache, dragging-down pains and; ————-——-—-
nervousness; they become irritable” Brooms should always be hung up.
and ""9"" discover that ”“9 form Mi Rice caires are delicious with honor.
t .
female complaint has fastened itsel 1 Rabbit is agood cheap meat course»:
upon them. When awoman E?” into; Always cook slow foods on iron”?
this condition there is one tried andl days
true remedy made from the roots and
imony that the big packers really con-
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Big Palriolic Entertainment
SUNDAY NEXT.‘MARCH 3RD
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The Noted Lecturer. Capt.‘A. Wells Ingram
A Survivor of the Torpedoed Steamship ARABIC Will Tell of
His Thrilling Experiences in the War Zone
BIG morons Pandas)! Born art-Eamon AND
mums
seven Reels or ran. Featuring Mary Miles Minter
if you are paying ioomnch for your Groceries. We carry only
the best and our prices are always right. We still deliver the
goods direct to‘yonr home without extra charge.
NutSpread OM'thepopflubmndlb. 33¢
20Hnle'l'ealnm largepkgflfis
zolnle'rsamnoru, duzforfls
National Biscuit Oo.'slm000kies. lb. 30°
Swiii’s Silver Leaf Pm Milt. 31¢
A Holmes Travelogue and a Corned ,. ' ' -
rm IUSIO I ms- mm TRY m 8.
Admissiontoall . ............... 20c. Nowartax. ;
you. arms: 020mm i .,--.-~ ~------ . ' .‘
ho Part of procecds will he used for smokes for ottr Norwalk i J/Il 0 t7 H1 1’ \_ A. F. Beekmann/& CO. fl
ya at camp ~ ~ _- . ,, ‘. . .. 3.
Gounod-ram of "The Craftsman" i . not-nevus”! ' flandSSWaahinatonSt. ( ' , " 1m, /
no starts "Ghosts of Yesterday” momma-1mm.
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