.“1 ‘ e by “Olen-tow:- Tsda\ 4! A Paramount Picture BILLIE BURKE la the Great Mystery Story flhe Mysterious i . Miss Terry" :Alss Burton Holmes Travel Pic- l tales and a two reel comedy , Thursday ,and Friday l The Sensational Divorce Drama l “Alimony” i A photoplay of Power and l * Pathos Saturday Gladys Brookwell in :‘For Liberty," pad William 3. Hart 1 in “The Marked Dock." am. 2:15; Evening ms and 8:30 Today. Wednesday 5' . . last Appearances or 4, Douglas Fairbanks ' ,-ln-— . t “A‘ Modern Musketeer” Thaw . 5 Acts of High-Class Naudeville—5 And the Return Engagement by popular request of William S. Hart ._[n_ “The Narrow Trail” , A story of the bully. wild and I wooly west ‘ mas-t ll "Willis REGENT THEATRE TODAY is Mysterious Miss Terry," . Para. mount. Ctarl’lnp Billie lurks : mong the many delt humorous, . rhea inserted in Billie Burke's lat- . Paramount picture by Director J. =rie Dawley, is the picturisatloa of - rivalry between two impecunlous .tag clerks for the hand of "The .\ ystel’lous Miss Terry," which, U the way, is the name of the production. "The Mysterious Miss Terry" has be- come an assistant in a hardware atort - and both young men invent frequent , and unusually necessary errands there, to bring them into I the presence of . the young lady. ‘ Everything In the' store they can possibly use—and that » they cannot. is purchased—from flat- irons for paper weights to embroidery scissors for opening mail. The picture trial] of scenes 'of mystery and in . "We. as well as these countless “hu- 1 , The i‘ i I l _ , ,. . . . . »- a. .W _4. made} .g. -..._....... .fl Niven-sf -Ww$mm-WW~ .u «5- M ”t *" Rgent ”Theatre NORWALK ‘ " I , . TUESDAY, MARCH 26 JOHN conr ransuu'ls . Supreme Musical Comedy Sensation of the Present New York Season i“no rm" By Fred De Arescac and Silvio Rein , A FACETIOUS FEAST 0F FRIVOLIT‘ Musical Modcb in Mcdistes’ Marvels AN EFFERVESCENT. SPARKLING a l PERFORMANCE Cort’s Captivating Comedy Chorus PRICES.............-., ............. .50ct052.00 ' Seats on Sale Tomorrow Mail Orders Rccjv'ed Now W gent Theatre here on Tuesday eve- at the Palace tomorrow with a new aiag, March 26: it has enioycd a vaudeville bill. long and popular run at the Con Thea | William S. flirt. the famous and ire, New York City, where it is now Doualar delineator of western charac lows:— playiag to crowded houses. at overyters will be-DWM“ I! ”I9 Palace “flamenco. The "period 36" (‘ort’s "war-bride" production, stage. of a star cast. chorus oi‘ the Ancratt Picture written show which Broadway has dubbed Mr. by Mr. HR". is} The photoplay was directed by Mr. the last lizper cent was given today credited with being the only comedy Hart under the supervision of Tim. as ‘50 inen, 0" 6 ”I 09“. WkCled. chorus ever seen on a New York ii. lace and photographed by Joflwh at its eccentric dancing never August. a combination which has al- in falls to bring down the house, and is wayl insured a pie-sins picture. an chectlrc background ior~the vt'orlt addition to ”The Narrow Trail." the saliva- in the. 'tomorrow in “The Narrow Trail." at! and concelv usual weekend vaudeville will also be i-‘lo—Flo. a pulchrltudinous trough presented. vampirish corset model gives the snow its title. A dash of international match-making is contributed by a scheming mother, a fake count and an amount picture. “Sunshine 'AIIGY." AMI additional "‘9‘“ for their ””1“- 'h” heiress. The notable cast includes Loam “alloy rat." illIt II ready ‘0 plunge in- suited for their line of work 'Kelley, Cliil Worman, Bert Gardner. to a rough-andvtumble fist fight as she brought here in the regular course of :Blsnchc Bellaire. Florence Pendieton. is to take tender care of her neigh- the draft. t'hlarcel Rousseau. Selma Marion, Sic bor's baby. Her champion, Dan Lew" 'Ginnis Brothers, bi. W. Hartman, Lou is. is played by John Hines, while the :li.eathers and the Perfect Thirty-Six role of Maci’hersoa Clark, the son 0! chorus. ‘AT THE REGENT THEATRE w _._ The Strong Screen Play, "Alimony," The Story of An Unwanted Wife I villain, is interpreted by Richard llar- some. while a change oi shoes is all PALACE THEATRE FRIDAV As Nance Molloy in her newest Par- .Pcanlngtoa is introduced as g typical thi rich man who turns out to bathe 'thelmess. Mr. and Mrs. Saawdor. two TOMORROW AND FRIDAY denizens of the alley who are proml aunt in the story, an 'played by (‘haries Eldridge and Helen Tracey. The story is an adaptation of Alice Hesan Rice's‘tell known "Calvary At- Numerous scenes of any niullt life low," and will be presented “ the pa]. in New York's lobster palaces as it is “9 tomorrow lived by many of the wealthy Bohem- ians of the Metropolis will add splay}; BARRAGE FI'RE . dor to the production of “Alimony, . uhich is to be seen Theatre, The ma which aims to mirror the evils of at the Regent TO All) MEN T0 ’ t GO OVER THE TOP? author of this sensational drnv' from Page One) l v i (Continued certain divorce ‘3‘"- ‘°" “'3'" "m the curtain of lire will be lifted. The)‘ was a New York newspapermaa. and Wm in the discharge of his duties he came trench. or will be directed to points behind the, ’ into intimate contact with the “DD". first line ln-nch oi the "mm. which strata of society. Thereby, he was e take possession of the Meantime the barrage tirel then cuts oil reserve forces of the enemy * n u . abled tit/make a thorough study of the from coming ,0 the aid of any oi the: _man interest touches. Dont miss Bil- diversions of those who frequent the pnemv caught between the trout liili‘! lie nurse" in her which comes to day.' ' greatest success. the Regent Theatre, to-; “Fauna" ls coumo lip Musical Comedy at the Regent . Theatre, Tuesday, March 28 1 John Cort's hilarious musical PI- atmtuuuxf ~ alumni lliiil Don’t Stay Gray! it Darksna So Nat- urally that Nobody pan Tell You can turn gray, faded hair beau- . tifuily dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a Ell-cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound" at any drug store. Millions of ‘ bottles of this old famous Sage Tea. . Recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sets annually, says a wellcltnowa druggist here, be- cause it darkens the hair so natural- ly and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is taming gray - or becoming tailed have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair van- ishes and your looks become luxuri- aatly’ dark and baautital. ' This is the age ot youth. Gray-hair- ed. anattractivs'toiks aren't wanted and“. so itet busy with Wyath's Sass and Sulphur Compound tonight‘ sad» you'll its delighted with your dart. handsome hair and your routs- M asssarsace within a row days. Till is. a idiot mitts- ,- .lteaadianstlltondsdforthselrs. * hiihuoa'ersrovsnilsn of disease.— I 1 v big cafes tor enjoyment: construction of his manuscript he has incorporated many intimate glimpses of such life. and in the and the new curtain of barrage ilrc. t in this way aid in retaking tile? trout trench cannot be xiipm any of! the men, who, after being driven out. might try a counter attack. Non-.7 To depict these scenes as accul- resplodlng shells will be used for the; ately as possible. . several elabora and costly settings were built. Thilii‘.‘ will represent variou- lohmr Wm“ into action here, will be held. _, . White Way and wttbln line with this kind of‘work. the firs‘ scant of beauty. .wit and fashion, on ifsethhgazctioa will renect some of real work with the 3-inch News wit the countless extravagant parties that are held there by the idle rich. PALACE THEATRE Wm. 8. Hart in "The Narrow Trail," gt ilitll‘iit‘ii’ built: Wotan ’5 '1'»: Murcia ‘ 'Trgg‘tl Lima ‘1 INOWINQ AT ‘l’Hl IIIIN‘I' THMTII TODAV i8 work. ' in the afternoon a workout with the light trench cannon recently put in be held on next Monday by the meta ‘bers of the 301st Field Artillery. 1 range of two miles will be use on: “live" shot will be tired. The art will be done in batteries, four gua' being used at a timingnder Major B H. Vreciaa‘d. Next week will also see . again by the men of the grenade schools t! A wrlleachool men. utter completing " will be put as instructors over the i-' k , . camp under their command. The rea- rs“ Film .t’ ” “wt" the use of live grenades taken up ”a L New Ills School. will he estab- hsrs for the training or men These their course. 'liih as instructors in rifle work. men or the new dratt. Captain Bis ' sell will be in charge oi the riilc‘ school. in accord with this order comes the announcement that oficers - !from this camp will be sent out to ac- pnmpany all quotas trom their local} districts to the caathment in the next 3 g'i draft call late this month and early in. April. ‘ ' These odicers Will report to the ad-t ‘jatant geaerols of the various staiesi whose quotas are to roam here. They will then be assigned by the adjustant general to some district re 1'- porting there. The drattees will be ’ put in their charges and come to son for this move is to insure better facilities for the men in traveling. The oiliosrs 'will see to it that the men receive proper accommodations, that proper meals are served them in the case of long Journeys and that the men get to camp in the quickest and 'sat'est way. Expect soc From Connecticut. There will be 3.581 men in the in- coming quota. according to the report assigned to the various states, as fol- ’93: Connecticut. Massachusetts. finnnahotle mantras} 301;” Na‘lne, 340; d" ammm wartime , s ; . l. .' 1:15???“ on “amalgam! ever of patsaa:flchsn::war~nv$;gbask,audtssmthatsnry wsna who mm o «locum- mm mm o Ocms'at thsnodal Mm—m'wulwmanr . tat-sot Slaw-Ymmqanbackitmmaotddiglded. . $1 h,“ camp. 21% More Space Than in Other . Cabinets. morespacstorpstsaadpansthanthsm magnesium; . in macs-hind. Tilers assflaess (as H99. §.l.§ R We are now oilsriugaomspopnhrlodslsat-batcrewarpr'cm. lat ear allotment is hits! “In“ / . l The induction of men of draft age to service at his camp through on- listlnent,or spec call from organi» p will he stopped . to an order Washington. . . , ‘ ' is‘st Watt. 2. Accordins:to order men liable for (trait mast t until called. l-‘ur' titer, it organisations in camp wish immediately:- ‘c received t y'. those now in camp or wait until men must get the necessary men from are The examining board, which is do- '} lag the work upon onlers from Wash ington. examines the men's feet, both with their shoes on and oil. Exercise aad‘other treatment is prescribed for that is needed by others. The exam- lalng oillcers areQCaptaia H, L. Frost. ._ and Lieutenants x19. S. i-‘let, Arthur *‘ Nlland. A. I1: and L. L. Lar- “ oche. ""’ The ilnsls ‘of the N. 1-}. A. A. L'. boxing championships will be staged here Thursday night at the main i _._._.-....— a. -g _ FREE—42-Piece Blue Bird, Breakfast Set with every purchase of $50.00 or over. Belay Carriages- In all colors and styles. ' From $18.95 to $60.00 Bissell Carpet Sweeper ’ u“WA‘il'l’ex'extra hea I ' Sterling Furniture Co. ”2 7-131 Washington Street Easy Terms it You Wish. At $4.50 vyoae thatisawondar iorthehsavyrtlgs Phone 105 Free Delivery Everywhere. . building of K. of C. William Prout isl in charge 0! the arrangements. \ The following promotions were au- nounced today: Captain George G. Davis, Company C, 302d Infantry. to.i major; (rota second lieutenants to; first lieutenants, Robert Lei": 302d infantry; Ralph Melleom' iozd infla- try; Robert Cutler. i:n-.i infantry; Donald Blodgett. Bridgeport. Yale 1916. and George Downes. Madison. .fonn" both of the 30kt Field Artil- cry. Rev. Leslie C. Dethlefs of Medici-d. Wm. Hart .t the Palace Thursday has been appointed chaplain of the l" m. HIM Tun" 303d Mm Gill Battalion. Mr «in EIastine-v ed 1150 ‘ Effect an Astonishing Reduction . in Stout Figures not: and "tour LACE Hips: bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches. you look 10 to 20 pounds I' You are no longer 5101", you can wear more fashionable styles; and you get [Satisfaction and Value at'most moder- /’ate price. 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