CE... Today & Tomorrow interest. Issue 2:15 Eve 3:15 _ W, , All snails: I 22% 51¢ unfiffii‘flfifi‘ETf'm. Only Four More Performances to See and Kiss the Kaiser EVERYBODY’S DOING IT Never has a photo play stirred the people to such mad cheering and such slurry hissing as , .- The Picture That Will Wake Up America SEE IT TODAY 'wsiss’ostssnalnuss.‘ sun-«cast magmas-alterna- obs thoughtshobalnnasdsnlylyrlshtaf man. A stirrlns show-Is Wampum-mo rush-m besrssl at their quarters on North blsln street last evening for the ball to be given at the State Armory on Fri- day evening, the 26th. by the first Nor- yslk company. C. H. 0.. and the All- erican band. Among some of the new- er selections to be played at the con‘ cert and during the dance are the fol- lowing: Diner the Top. Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty. Perfect Melody, When the Great Red Dawn is Shining. .and a| number of other new pieces have been i added to the band's already very wen} dlled carefully selected library which énahTes the DIM to chose a pro- grain ink! is fitting for every occasion. One of the features of the concert} will be? ‘a medley of the national airs. of all of the Allied Countries. Great Britain. France. the United State-sf ltaly. Belgium and all of the rest. Dar-i . ing the l-(ndltion of this medley there will hes surprise display of the col } ors in tableaux form of each nation' This part alone is said to be well worth the price of admission i ENT. RIMEN ‘ :snd REGENT THEATRE TODAY - }“aarosry soup." an Artcrnft Pictilre ‘Wlth Elsie Ferguson in the Leading Rois When “Barbary Sheep" shows at the Regent Theatre today, I wish you 'would seeitfortwo reasons. One is that beautiful Elsie nrsug son deserves your support and will‘, certainly command your admiration1 i I l i i i Ml: liars Have you .bOught ’till it hurts? leren spread untold miseries‘hmong hls' Regent Theatre SEMI—2215.7:15and9 Today Elsie Ferguson ' n a Photoplay of Mystery. Fas- cination and Daring Romance “Barbary Sheep”- An Artcmft/ Picture —+ ’cdnesday and Thursday Norma Talmadae l the Gripping Society Drama ‘By Right of Purchase” —— .-co-.a ~ \ - . ’7 . l W““'~“" .W Friday—Jack Plcltfo d in Pala- inount Picture uTile Ghost House" COMING—Mae Marsh in "THE - BELOVED TRAITOR." ii "If IIIEAIRES PAL'ACE THEATRE “The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin." at' the Psflcs Just what it would mean if Germany , and its violent lenders should win the present war is to be shown local per pie in the big. angervbreedlng photo- play, “The Kaiser, the Beast of Bar- lin." which is just now- stirring local play rs at the Palace Theatre. Keller and his lust-mad millions is Mounted in this remarkable film in 1 runner ttl’atjaises the blood of the spectator to the boiling point. “The Mad-mg of Europe" is shown up nu- nfistskahly so the menace to all civil- . . nation. the violet. maniacal Hun ,» whose vain ambition to enslave the en- tire world «use: him to "scrap" sol- emn treaties. build the limits of ~ “frightfulnoss” upon his enemies. and __w lwenon'moiil A 5;} the ilplical Business But all the opti- cal; busmess we do is good. u THAMER e lown people. at the same time smother- lng all humanitarian impulses st homa with the ”mailed flat" The production of "The Kaiser. the; Beast of Berlin" is not a picture of battlefields but it does show the inner‘ life of the Kaiser. his vain egotlsm and domineering desire for more and morei power over struggling peoples The| picture shows a series of startlins} events that lead up to the present war including the incident wherein the Kaiser ,was felled to the floor unocn-i acions by a smash on the jaw from an‘ enraged young Prussian odicsr. incl- dentslly, the fate of this impulsive of- ficer is shown. “The Withered Arm". which caused the war-erased monarch to curse his ownmotber also plays an' important part in the telling of the dra- ma. . Later the declaration against un- I prepared nations and the invasion and 'devastatlon of Belgium with all of its} brutalitles are shown. The sinking of the Lusitania brings Ambassador Ger— i lard into the story and his audience cl with the Kaiser brings out the famous; defiant statements of the mad king to:I ward America. "After this war i will stand no nonsense from America " said the Kaiser and the American am- , ‘bassador answered without a word, lmerely a proud and confident glance, [at the American flag on the lapel of‘ ‘hls coat. The entry of the United} States into the conflict and a predic" tion of the end are shown in which the Allied forces sweep into Berlin and turn the much -llated Kaiser a prisoner over to King Albert of Bel for her beauty and her histrlonlc shit it! The other is that not only do Art craft Pictures represent the best in screendonl. as you know-but Robert Hichens represents the some in tic- ‘tlon writing as is evidenced by the tremendous sale which Harpers and Brothers have had on this work of ‘ compelling heart interest laid in the midst of the Arabian desert. They not only had to construct sl entire Arabian City at the Artcrnft. isiudlos at Icon Lee. N. .l" but they} had to import almost an entire soo because of the camels desert beasts. 'etc. that were necessary to complete the atmosphere of the story And then when you see, before you the arsenic-um of this young ling- llah nobleman and his beautiful wife —interspersed with the machinations of the attractive Arabian armv oilicer. you will breathe the hot air of the desert: you will live in the passion and swift action which permeates the story; and you will—l am sure—some .ont lom the theatre with the remark. "There is a great picture—one long to be remembered—one never in fact, to be forgotten. " ,,. ___.—————-—-——- CURE FOR INFANTILE PARALYIID l8 FOUND Rockefeller , Foundation Experiments Result in "Complete Recovery of Hundreds. _ NWOltK, éprll 23. —The cure of hu ndro'hs or infantile paralysis cases and the development of medical . immenaredoinlr. H184advertisement‘isn’t written or published to convince you that you ought to buy Liberty Bonds. It assumes that you have good enough business judge- ment to see that there never wasa safer or better invest- ment; that 'you already have bought as many Liberty Bonds as you think you can afford. ‘ What we want to urge is that you buy more than you think you can afford; buy ’till it hurts. Just remember that the boys in France are not only i doing your fighting, but they are doing YOur‘ dying too. You're noise to get your money back with interest: no- body’s spills to give our soldiers’ lives back. Don’t stop with what you’ve already bought: make sacrifices to buy more: they’ re small in comparison with what our fight .‘ - Let’s slltalle inventory and then‘ buy more and help to oversubscrlbe the third loan at least three times. ROGERS & STEVENS The home of Hart Schafiner whole brutal truth about tileI knowledge by which it Is hoped to pre .vent a general recurrence of the epi- n n demic in New York are reported in the anal review of the Rockefeller alum, to be thrown into a prison at ,LouVain. "The Kaiser. the Beast of Berti an has caused uch a tremendous storm .0! resentmght among the millions of Foundation. ilrst issued: spectators who have witnessed it so} '3’ contributfbhs Mough ‘ special far that it has M termed "Amai'lcas committee for New York city and Hymn of Hate. .. Both at the Broadway ‘ through the State Charities Aid Soci- “at" in New York “a m. Globe ety many clinics were established. in Theatre. Boston. the audiences have the city and other means were tskeila been aroused to . frenzy “a. omcmg, to insure the after cure of children have stated that this picture will do Who were afflicted durins the epidu- more to unite the determination of the to of 1916 systematic treatises! bu American people to win the war than ’ completely restored a iarse percentsp' “mm, am has yet been presented. of the victims, and many others are on the way to recovery. AT THE REGENT THEATRE “Not only have hundreds of lndl WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY vldunl children been cured or improv- Ied. " it is stated in the review. "but Norma Tsimsdps in thsSociety Drama kno'lgd‘a ha. been acquired which } “By mum of Punk-'0' will be valuable in dealing with the Norma Talmsdge' s latest Select -Pic- problem in the future." , ture is "By Right of Purchase" at I rooted by Charles Miller, which will .1;an names olsasruous be the feature attraction at the Rom! FIRE IN zarrutm woaxs Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday .____. in the words of a prominent reviewer nay. Blue was In om H“...- m on “The New York Review: " ”Mich Did Very Little Damage. Talmadse son on space. No other} AMSTERDAM April ”PA an onl picture star has made such rapid up- April til n Pyedrlchshafen involved an} ward strides as this beautiful and tsl-lou seppoiln ”any “a was quickly .3th [In bl! “I “ID “It t'Ql'. Influed' .mm' to .n ouch} “'0' months." And she is progressing I“ ment issued in Berlin. The damage' ithe time; each picture surpasses "Ii was light and work In the seppolin} predecessors—that is the open secret y'srds "I not hampered. ‘ ‘/—~ of the tremendous popularity of “I“ a dispatch from Geneva on m: is ect Star. reported that anemone loss was cstv “By Right of ”mu" ll A 1'18""; ed bya arson tbs precedisglatsrday| dramatic photons, of immune w is his uppelin works at Ilsa-u. near feisty me In which the heroine. ital-sot mmmw’ m m n, d, immhilm ”’Witsrlsiwsteblrnsd. Twoiargsssppo x ( ____.__ 'White 50" today holds the molar i once and among the speakers was 91'. ,Crawford, former Detroit "outfielder. }ton wholesale dealers. appointed by [tion of man- to insure plow distri- new HAVEN. April as - John m wit-ff}; l-loo boiled and adouuste supply of coal for Driscoll. about thirty years ago.wss on m om mo ”-13% manufacturers One of the principal; drowned in the connect! river. yes- . “51‘ . - & Clothes NORWALK Two Stores of; O. NORWALK / considerable. The tire burned for CHILDREN MENTALLY DEFECTIVE more than 24‘ hours and was inter- spersed by frequent explosions which could be heard in Switzerland. A Isle of property on Marshall DUKE rnuoenlclt ll. our ‘ street. owned by Mrs. Grace H. Tur- nure and lira. Emma J. Winahip has __ , been made to The Hatch E Bailey, AHSTERDAM. April at; _ Company through the" Agency of J. M. Frederick ll. ruler of the Layton Co. Inc. real estate and insnr- duchy of Anhalt. is dead at last . ‘ ‘ '3 ance agents, 5 Railroad avenue istedt castle. He was 81 years a?“ ‘ NEW BRITAIN, April 23,—iflss Nor- ms E. Curtis of Bridgeport. speaking at the State Conference of Charities and Corrections hore yesterday. de- clared that two per cent. of all chil dren are mentally defective. This was auecond day of the confer ootuus Hows necoao. CHICAGO. April 33.-—Eddie Collins. star second baseman of the champion Nun COUPON Illlllill ‘ ' The Book of a1; Thousand Song. Whlo South N orwalk Evening Sentinel 30obrous 98c” :cua lc. Floyd nomad. Superintendent of" fine State lnssss Asylum at Middle ‘towu. league record for playing in consecu- ‘tire games with 478. When he started in yesterday‘s contest against Detroit. he had 412 games to hi credit, equah ling the former record held by Sam new anlram civil. KILLED NEW 'Blll'l' N, April “ll—Miss fluids Carlson. a young girl of this city. was mm killed by s Barb ford bound train in Plslnvllie after one o'clock yesterday. She was walking along the track near the Bockwell lbrahs facim. where she was's'inployc‘ ed. with another girl. The latter oewmo cos rev. " our jumped cutofthowsyoftbo train had season. April 2: -—a committee of mm 3”“ Io, Collins started, his record-breaking play Just before leaving the Philadel- phia Americans. Since then he has. not missed a game and he has no ad his fourth season with the White, os. .. James J. Storrow. New England Fuel Administrator. today began considers- DNOWNID IN CONNECTICUT RIVER, proposals plusd boimtheso-mie'terdsynoos. nshsdbecussntfroal tssbyilrJtorrowtobewcrksdout Inflouwltbrsilrcsdamitoworkou was division of the district into asses thodrawbridgs. Duringtbo noon hosi- inordorthstnostonsnd assrlnrisooilaudsnotbsrmaa murals" tpacssstlaiahtrseslrs brewslsr blossom sol-h lllllillllilllllliilllllllilllllllllilml
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