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Regent Theatre
’ Shows-72:5. ‘1;15 and 9
Today
Douirlas Fairbanks
~. I" In Ai'tcrutt l’icture
“Down to Earth”
Saturday
tTom Mix
all Dandv Waite-In Drama
“Cupid’s Round Up”
And Wm. S. Hart In
“Tami ‘2 the Four
"ll. lush'er”
Monday~Viola Dona in the‘MetI'o
'Thc Winding Trail."
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Wednesday and Thursday-~(Yiarn
ifiIIball Young in “'The Marion.
FREE LECTURE
‘ "The World Has Ended-Millions
Now Living Will Never. Die"
ByW l. MARTIN, V..D M.
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RegentTheatre, Norwalk ‘.
SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 3 P. M. _ .. ‘_
IIII common if?
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Today. Friday
With Vaudeville
Wm. Fox Presents
'June Caprice in
“Miss U. S. A.” .
‘vlll-‘ino rs 311.7:
Saturday
Complete Vaudeville
Performances
and v
Clara Kimball Younit
in—
“Goodness Gracious”
Al 0 the ninth episode of
HE HIDDEN HAND"
And the Palace Ne 3's Pictorial
Next Week Monday and
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Billie Burke In ~
“The hull. of Promise”
was that I kept feelinglhat i had been
in those places before——and, indeed
several times when we were motorlnt'
about looking for 'locationa'
,able to tell Ithe driver which way to
iturn although i had never been there
before to my knowledge.
l "The mystery was explained upon
receipt of Ii letter from my aunt in
"ilontreal, who asked me nhether
remembered the trip i had taken with
.heI throuuhthat same district at low
3'eaIs of age.
‘ ‘Thc Land of Promise, in which
i starred for man3 months on the
rpeuklntz stage, was arranged for the
screen by W Somerset Maughan, its
ortcinat author. and 33ill. l tuink pro3e
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to be men more popular than the on ‘
tgtnal as “6 were. of course. able to
seIure mam ellecta impossible for
the narrow limits of stage.‘
i You can see Billie Burke in ‘The
[Land of Promire" at the Palace Then-
'trc on Monday and Tuesday.
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; PALACE THEATRE
Don't miss June Caprice. the “Sun-
".uhtne hiatd‘ in her new William Fox
drama. “.‘ilisI i'. S. A." it is a red.
shown todav at the l‘alnI-e Theatre.
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‘svstem in thin countr'.3 and besides it
has love interest and plenl3 of stifling
i'utilon.
‘ Miss i'IIpIicc as t‘upitnln. in the
'plny faces ItIatlI twice. She battles
Vimrd for her life while ferieiinu out
5the spies and is szivPIl bv a mum:
volunteer Ioldier, 33hr) comes to her
cast. liillii' in the nick of firm. The
{scene is laid in Virginia at the time
the l nlthi States declared 33 or on Ger
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3 AT THE PLAYHOUSE
3 All lili 33'mld loves a lo3o stoiv. nnl
l '.‘The .'.l' l! 'VIacher." now in he elm-
‘(nlll \\"'l\|'l .It The lehnuse a n lilo
ster3 .v'llll an extep'tionfl'y wont; a:
pcal, H e Itlnd that reaches elm" down
into the heart and sets thin: 11K! .3
thtro
All the o- .lu loves children ' o
and‘ here it» a little group of healthv.
real-life youngsters g-caranttaed to
awaken afiection in the heart of the
most. case-hardened bosom.
“The Little Teacher" is set in an un
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PALACE THEATRE
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usual background of country lift. Not
_ltli€ hackncved sort of rural life vfc
lore used to. on the stage, but. country
life nit it is Ieally lived, with its fights
an] shadows. its fun, its qualnmcss.
:and ii- drama.
I There are moments of real big Jra
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white and blue pholoplitv and will he
Billie Burke Return. to "bildhood mg in "The Little Teacher." moment!
.. 3“". "l Making Picture iwhose tension and thrill Mary Ryan
'“ speaking 0' “9" ""- i“ Paramorrt knows no supremely well how it bring
picture, Billy Burke was heard to say
a low days ago: “ ‘The Land of Prom-'
lse’ in to me one of the reflect pic-
lures i ever worked in and in portraY-I
' . In; in the inner heart lilfle of the little.
Iflectlon-clarvcdm hrl,gl Norah
Marsh. 1 almost ltn l the character
Ind monitc as worried over her
problems and‘trouuec as it they had.
been my own.
j “The part of the picture that w. a
bloated in western Canada wiaoe verv‘
beautiful. for we passed through the
. most beautiful sections of the Canad-l
' hit Buokloc and ‘ohot'
them no well no in the yellow wheat
(icicle whcrc most of the production
was taken and where my iilm hunband
,wac nuppoced to have a farm.
' ' “A. queer thing that happened while
we were working on this production
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General llcncur llclce cdvlccc‘
opmcrn at line revcal exist-
enoc ct ohlmncy lormctioit of one
lioflly bore of sulphur. Depocit hcc
icon op-ed up at c dictum oi
Iwclvc (cot and be coll-clog that
calru- will run. I
worms-Igor
Hui-crown! brtcgvcry
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out and drive home.
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l'romnydructcvcortor‘
W J Martin v. i) M” of New York
Cit3 will give his famous lecture.’
“The World Has Ended; Millions Now i
1 trips Will Never Die." in the Regent
1"“ Theatre, Norwaik Bunday 3 p ml
This promicea a new line of thought
which he assures us he can abundant» .
13’ prove from the Scriptures. Sureiv
a Izieszmve of hope is worth
in this time of universal sorrow.
No one need mine it for it is free
to all. and we are told no
even will be taken.
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REGENT 'rIiEA'rnE TODAY
“Down to Earth" An
lure, Starring Douplcc Fair-
bonkc
Douzlus Fairbanks in hie new Art-
craft picture, t“Down to Earth." writ-
ten hv hlmrcif and adapted to the
screen b3 clever little Anita Loos
John Emerson. producer of previous
Patrhanks- ArtI raft triumphs,
pilotzrlhe activities of the energeti“
star in thta production with notable
results.
that "Down to Earth" is undoubtedly
the greatest. Fairbanks screen vehicle
ever given the popular star
American youth
'a t3plI-nl
to nature are not in acIord with the.
Iii-us of life, assumed b3 his soeat- .
heart. and Hil‘ ‘Ittims societ, bud.
l’rldze parties. matinee dant‘es, tea
partles and eumptunun dinners
the important factors in the prettv;
girl's social career and these occupy
too much of her time for wandertnzn.
amidst God II countrv in the great not-
doom. How the persistent vouth
takes her away from her surround-I
int:
thinkinz despite herael
‘he moat amusing tonicn the screen,
has vet displayed Many climea are
:visited and mam surprises are pre-
sentod in tvplcnl Fairbanks nt3le.
-lrunzlng in 3ariety from dolnIz a hop
'gtand on a moutatn precipice 8.000
above sea level to teachiz a hip-
Iteet
the famous F alrbankn
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smile.
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collection
Artcrnlt Pic.
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in fact. it is freely predicted,
The etorv oi the photopla3 tells of:
whose.
deals with the 593 .iwimdvrlufln and we” of l‘v'nz (Ilng‘l;
are '
'ntid wins her over to his ncv of;
f offers one ot1
, other It girl.
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY.
The story or “Cupid's Round lip."
starring Tom Mix. tells of two wealthy
ranch owners who live aide by side.
Each has a child. one a boy and the
Almoct in the cradle.
these children are betrothed by their
parents. Later, the girl goes to Parts
and the boy alter tiring some timol
on the ranch goes to lire with his la-
thcr in a city in the middle went.
3 The girl returns and expects to find
her fiancee waiting tor For. ' They are
'io be married in a month. At the tact
:mtnute the young man. chatting under
the prospects of marriage, decidec to
have one month freedom and runs ub-
‘atoirs as the girl approaches. climbs
out of the window and gets on to the
tint mm that leaves for anvwhero
A Glenwood
For Less Today
than any piece of household furniture when measured by the ac-
tual savmg and comfort it brings to the home. It 1s the one thin
above all others that you should buy this fall—~and buy quiclibgi
Range Sells
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Went.
When the girl learns this. so: too.
decides to spend her mouth of freedom
as she wishes and gets on a train to
go to the ranch her lather xave'her.
She takes her maid and the two
change places. Helen becoming the}
maid.
At this time the stranger, Larry,
gets employment at the ranch of a ‘
man named 'McGinnic which was tm-
medlatebutext to the one owned by
Helen who is still posing as her maid.
N. H. s. DRAMATIC ctué‘ro one.
ecu-r PLAY
'bITrIIIIerFEnd ' Fridhfifiminga
of next week, the people of Norwa'k
will be given a chance to judge the
dramatic talent of the high school ctu-
dentc. 0n iholedaten. April 18 and
19. the High School Dramatic Club:
will present its initial
“The Man On the Box.” t
three not deniedy. founded on Harold!
Mearath'c noxol of the same name 3
and has met with the greatest cuo-'
coca wherever produced. Rehearsals-
‘ have been progressing excellently for!
came time and the advance sale ol
tickctc has been lane. so there in
rmall chance that any one will be dic-
appointed with thic production.
The minute Club ic a new arm-
~' lutlon in the High School and drawn
ill mcmbcrc from the three cchool
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