I Shows-4:15, 1:15 and s-
. Today
Jack Pickford and i
and Louise End
In a Paramount '_Plcture l
“The Varmint”
SaTtdeay
in 9355’. Brigg-Yugo t
“His Own People” 1
“‘«i lid lift" "‘ , .
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Fltfsher” m" ‘
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Monday—«Emily Stevens in the"
Metro Picture “Daybreak." i
Wednesday and Thursday—John
Barrymore in “Raffles, tbs Ama-l
tour Onoksman.” ‘
Today. Friday. at
2:15, 7:00 and 9:00
L
5—Acts of Vaudeville—5
and
Jack Gardner
.. kl"
“Gift 0’ Gab”
A Perfection P.cture
Saturday
With Vaudeville
Charlie Chaplin find
. Roscoe Arbuckle
“The Knockout”
The Eighth Episode of
”THE HlDDENJiANlY
‘ And the Palace New. Pictzt-iul
Coming
‘The Kaiser. lthe Beast of
Ber! In”
ll llil lllllllll8
PALACE THEATRE ‘
".l .1 Gardasrin "Gift 0'- Gab," at the
Palace Today
. om Batu was born with a tongue
elib that his parents oath in his
. greer,’prcdlcted he would be a sc'c-
amid Chauncey Depew. in college
tin—veloped until he was capable of sell-g
Jug Liberty Bonds in a Poor House.
But Tom nan ambitions to be an in
Iontor and to built a tunneling ma
(nine that “wold start at one side oi
.:
a mountain and propel itself through‘
to the other side without man's assis-
tmoe.
His gift of ash sold the rights to the
machine to a big manufacturing firm.’
but they soon found it worthless and
' instead of building machines, Tom was
placed on the payroll as a salesman.
And then. after an exciting series 0
- adventures, Tom finally wins the hand
of Peggy whom he had met and court-
-ed in his college days. The. ’weddlnt:
, occurs in a hospital where the cou
'~ pie meet accidentally as patients.
How a man oan talk himself into
bad out of trouble is the theme of the-
picture with hair adventures,
' - soersed to properly maintain the sus-
pause and interest. -
v
Dangerous Slide for Life In 8th Ept
' sods of "The "iddsn “and" _
! Snappy actim art to the eighth epi him down through the ”up door in l
node of ”The Hidden Haild." culled
» "The Slide for Lilo," at the Palace
fi'lteatre tomorrow.
- . .- As the preceding episode came to
: 'a close the on Hand was about
77 3,19 attach and Rainsey as they
' “were escaping from the tire trap.
" 1 puss action on the part of Doris,
' supplemented by Ramsey's prowess,
‘ roots the Hidden Hand and Doris
and Ramsey rescue Verda while the
lltddeu Hand' s house burns up.
"Q I {inter at the Whitney home, one of
" r by»
Neill. Melopumuls in
' write Sulphur
General Manager «McBae advises
development at line renal exist
. ' once of chimney formation of prac
_. "- ”‘~ ttcally pnre of sulphur. Deposit has
3; . r ma ofkned up at a dial-lice oi
mmmfegt and he estimates that
6"
odd enormously to lavish
... Is! speculum interest is,
,t o stash. li-O'Jb" ‘
it]
AN IRON FENCE
improves but protects
your property
WHY NOT THINK l’l‘ OVER
Not only
.“s'v 'th‘ 'ss‘~'t
it l}. k“:
:W” "if." un-
I“ All kinds. height'. ind designs
SamuelW. Hoyt. Jr..C. E.
79 Washington Street
9 miles of fencing sold and erected
during the last fifteen years
the Hidden Hand’s henchmen gives
\‘ertia a letter statinu that the will is
in an Adirondack hunting lodge, be
lonmiug to Trask. the “'hitnct law
|_Ier. who was killed lle instruct. . MI
in place this in a sectel tirimer in ihi‘
library table and anlP plans of table
Vund the secret drawer, where they
'II'ill he found. Verda follows instrue
tiona.‘ While [Ports and ilumsev‘ or?
in the garden the butler finds the
plans and investicau‘a. He discovers
{the note rezaIding the will and is
[reading It when Seariey takes it front
hlm. Doris
decide to hasten to the huntinz lodge
to find the III" Scarley also has the
.same end in view
| Doris and Ramses
hasten to the
Scarley enterinu. When they them-
IIelv es reach the iodze and so in they
lfind Scarley bound and gagged. He
says he came to save the will and
Lsaw the Hidden Hand burning papers
Iin the fireplace. He attacked him
but the. Hidden Hand oIercame him
and bound him Ramsey says the
story is false but Doris is Inclined to
ibelleva Scarley.
asMhalkArm
may henna. Arr“ 5W L
THIS MEETING MARKS THE OPENING
' OF THE
Third Liberty Lean Drive
BE ruins , .
The Speaker of the Evening Will Be the
‘l Rev. CORNELIUS WOLFKIN
Pastor of the\Fii'th Avenue Baptist Church. New
The American Baud oi this oily will play
i REGENT THEATRE TODAY
' window and also to, the electric light
and Ramsey Inter and;
hunting lodge and from a distance see ;
Ramsey issues an heart the Man of the People, the stur
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Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in Far-
amount chture. “The Varmint"
' All those who hate getting up and
shutting the window on cold morning
White Top.
.will please raise their right hands!
Misses’ and ChiLdren’ s
New
White
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_All those who raised their rikht hands
,wlll please “'9 Jack Pickford as "’l‘ht
,Vnrmint." in the photoplay of that
name adapted from Owen Johnson's
celebrated Lawrencei'llle schoo‘ story.
All John liumperdinlt Stover, oi'er-
flowing with surplus energy and high
spirits. he invents the most inseniour
contrivauce imsalnable by attachlns
the winder of the alarm clock to the
liv this means the sleeper was awak-
ened. the window closed and the leht
lit on cold winter mornings. Needless
to stu'._the Vil"”‘ll" built Ms reputa-
tion upon this test but matches it with
numherless others as funny. "The
,Varmlnt" la a picture that' will an-
peal to the "hov" in every man and
brine; tears of laushter to the eves ‘
of Pi't’l'v man or woman who sees it. '
"The Varmint" will be shown at the
Recent Theatre. today. "The Van
mint" is a Paramount picture.
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Harry Morey in “His Own People,"
! and Wm. 8. Hart in “Taming
. the Four Flasher"
Betty Blythe displays her strlklnt!
beauty and histrionie ability in mark-
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Pumps
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‘ Marv Thorpe. in ‘His Own People "
. the cream Vitagraph *Blue 'Ribbon’
Feature. which will be seen in the
Regent Theatre on Saturday: in this
romance of lrish life written by Wil-
liam Addison Lathwp. Miss Blythe
L seeks to win from his colleen sweet-
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SHOES
r 'ultimatuin saying that if Doris he- idy viilase bl1rk8mnh by Inviting him
lleves Scarley and allows him to re ito I notice party at the manor and she
lmai‘n. he will go Scarley, whit mock , fails. Harry Morey is the blacksmith
‘Doris and leaves. The Hidden Hand's , “he” in me can. ”0 Arthur Donald-
politeness, says he will not embarrass: and Gladys ”a", the colleen. and I
dare- l
'dovil stunts and a lore interest inter- receiver oi!" the book a tippdoor un l
henchmen. who hays been accompan ison William Dunn and Stanley Dunn;
led by Verda. tap the telephone wire, ____________..I..
and ring the bell to the hunting lodge
telephone Ramsey fearing a trap
answers it with cars. As he takes the
der the phone drops. The Hlflen
Hand who has Joined his henchmen.
thinks Doris is alone in the but and
sends one of his nien to capture her.
Ramsey overcomes him and throws’
to the cistern beneath the cabin.
When the Hidden Hand and his,
henchmen advance on the hunting
lodge, Doris and Ramsey escape.’
They are pursued and rush over a,
high bridge The Hidden Hand has:
divided his forces and Ramsey and,
Doris are trapped in the middle of.
the bridge. A cable from the bridge
reaches to the earth many hundreds
of feet away. Ramsey pulling a. pair
of handcuffs from his pocket clicks
them around his wrists and with
Doris cilnginz to his waist swings off
from the bridge and they slide down
the cable to the ground. One of the
Hidden Hands henchmen takes ofl'
his belt and starts to malts the same
dangerous slide. Doris and Rainsey,
in safety. see him coming and (liam
soy draws his revolver. fires at the
gangster as he swings ald'ng in mid-
sir. The bullet finds its mark in the
gangsters body. lie lets go his hold
Iipon the belt and drops into the river
and is carried away by the rapid cur-
rent. The Hidden Hand stands in:
helpless rage op the bridge while
[Doris and Ramsey escape. / .
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II'I-y a Sentinel Want Ad.
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Cream of Mustard Used in Place.
I of Plaster-s or Llnlmsnts and
i . Does Not Blister. ‘
. , .
Thousands are taking advantage of I
the generous offer made by The Cream :
of Mustard Company of south Nor- -
\Iulk, Conn" by sending for a Jar of
Cream of Musta ’, which is the best
WOMEN MUST GIVE AGES: ii
ALBANY, N. Y., April t.---Ivonten|
registering for the local option else,
and most poIIe ul external prcpdrs {lions ‘0 I" held April 18 must ‘1"
tion that has been compounded ““3" correct ”95' Attornayaeneral
in some time. it is far superior to Merton E Lewis held in an Olimm‘n
mustard plasters. turpentine. lard or made public today. Attorney-Genera”
a”, "“th 0" "'9 market. it '9' Lewis held that any statement failinizi
lieIes congestion. inflammation and
pain almost instantly. It takes the
lace f l at rliIIlI en s for cold
1 gains fins Self: o n ‘ t the election law covering the suhpect ‘L
it has produced wonderful results ; Th “"30" V” raised by “90““
t with thousands nfliicted with sore oiliciais who wanted to know whether
~ tbrout touslIltis. still! neck. neuralgia, to ‘1'. her age as "upwards cf 21. "
! congestion. rheumatism. sprains. sore to “you... n. “ "upwards oi 2i. n
muscles. bruises. coils in the chest.
l bronchitis. ,gronp. headache. lumbss'o.
I pains and aches of the back or Joints
and clIillIlulns.
Cream of Mustard is a tvhito otnt- ,
| meat. with oil of mustard
l in it with other ingredients. and will
not blister. Ivory household should
. have a Jar of Crosmpf "Mil!!! in the
stituts an evasion of the prdvislons of
- one.
DANBURY. April a—cnurei n.
this city. died sthis home here yoster
spa after a shirt illness of bronchial
medicloeehest‘forweyeasea .
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subs mama-nag
detour-o withdnilt. In ,
reticulum in: Tit-ms! ”multiplier?“
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to Include the correct use wpuid con- J
,. oassuav usr’uauttracruasn- 'L‘
Merritt. one of the leading citiaens of! ‘
day is the scanty—Min year of hialr'
JAcII PIcItronu
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Repeat Theatre Today
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ma Pickford tm. Vamilnf," a‘.‘
fill «um " l0 '
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allpapert o.
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“(Harmless to Cleanse the Liver and/
Bowsls and sweeten the Little
suits of soloing without .
tection for the eyes—that we _' ',
emphatic in our advice to 7
Norwalk Chronicler