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SAMUEL W. HOYT, JR, 0. E.
“ 79 Washington street
South Norwalk, Conn.
is At Your Service '
, Rosamond. "l3 - {it'll
,, 'l his l~l the third photopiay Miss Fen,
fcu~on has appeared in, and is Dr fur
ill" lflttrl fitting role for ‘her accom-
plishments, Thongll many stirring
A] Guy 301 rozv and
Ran/commas
MUS/c by
scenes are shown, this film play makes
Jena/:15 Iran/v
its appeal through sheer artistic worth.
The aupt‘l’b acting of Miss Ferguson
and the splendid direction of Maurice
'l‘ourneur. the noted French producer.
make this a notable offering,
As the wifecof Capt. Harry English.
Rosamond was so tenderly loved and
so enlarged in happiness that she did
he: -~.i‘ze the affection she hetd'for
her husband. After his death on the
battlefield nhe marries an elderly man
of wealth and position. and than. by
strong contrast, she learns her own
heart, and that she can net'er love any
other man titan Capt. English, as she
Sees the Itupldity and conceit or the
man to whom she is bound.
7 “Rose of the World" teaches a
strong moral to young wives, who
might not be all fortunate as Roan-
mond, for in the end she again finds
ll;ltlpinesti through a unique twist of
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to!" th m. W o.” “d Production Allf‘ll Hannah lives in it little town
AUGHENTBD ownsmA ’80” m PRINCESS of the Middle West. Aunt Hannah's
THEATRE, NEW YORK.
By Special Arrangement with the Producers, the Following
Reduced Price: Will Prevail ....... 60c, 76c, $1.00 and $1.50
SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE
pet nephew. Jack. having been one or
the curly drafteeu from that section.
is in l'ncle Hunt's camp lcarninz how
to be a soldier. i
And Aunt linnnah Worrlea about her
"dear bov," She is sun» that in-
nol net ennui-i. to cut; or if he
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enough. lllt' food in not fit for :t (ion
I I I to I'Jtl. ‘
alace heatre Aunt liuuuah t.‘ also sure .liil'k in
liti'kllli! in proper clothlnl: , he at
wuyn was tlt-llchtt- us it l'lllltl' and the
“itnllt'lh sht- sent hilu have been
turned lll the officer with
"will that i“-- non-rmm-m pl'olltlt‘." ..il
""t‘tNiltl‘V t'ltilllinfl. V
. 'l'hclc urn-other thlll-Js Aunt lllin'
null finds to vmrrv about, Sh.- llils no
(Hill! in ‘llt‘u’r'llltllt‘f'fi; they sitmlh any
The Home of First Run Paramount and Artcraft
Pictures
Today, Wednesday
William S. Hart l' M rray and
-11... fiefiergry Tllurman
at
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the Milli“
uhnl lllt‘y :trt- paid to any. and f‘tlH-i
up all}~ mistaken or worse iil rump, So
hlte continues to norm. and not llt'lll4
:lhh . on account of lllllrllllllt'.‘ of nu".
to vi~it .luck ftl camp, llt'l' condition in
tupidh lwt'tlllllnl.’ serious. uht n
“Blue Blazes Rawden” “That Nicht"
All Artcraft Picture A Muck Senneti t‘omclll'
THURSDA V, FRIDAY AND SA TURDAV
VAITDEVILLE
Feature l'lctnree
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EISie Ferftlflon 'l'llt' lltn'llll The With full.“ "R“MM‘HW :\ Nlllltlll." and it
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Fred and Sophie Everett
A I‘ll.r oi t'tlliit'tl) t‘tli vip’~
Joy Trio
in .\ltl-'it :t'nd South
Morris altd Wilson
in u .\lt-l-t,\ ('Unt'm'lltlll ot' .\|u:h
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“The Pay as You Enter
Girls"
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A titri Ac: ot‘ l-Iacepllonni .‘lt‘l'd
Sltlll's t'.tl|l|t uhrrt- .luck is. one lit'fllt-tl
.\llnl’ llltttltilil t'nlt tilullltlit' to vet to
the theatre. and Nlll' grow /\nd \xhtlt
dot-s sllt' "
Site 31'!" llmi nephew oi lit'l" 3h it
idW l't-clult helm: pttl llitttzlllli hl~ put'
m, Ito-mu ull«l llit'lt-
riot-total, llntl tN'llllh‘l-‘l. and till kinds oi
Hpt'f‘lttllile. lht- luti. huvinc
'pu~:tcd the t-xnluinuliou fitted out n Illl
kllultl She N'O'h hilll ulth lht- ltuk
‘Wltltl squad. and filll‘ is tthic lo littluh
til his uukvtnt‘dnce:t She sci-ti hitn lu-I
tt-r on lllltl't'lllllfl with his filllll'liflt‘i.
‘un ‘.. my, how nice lll' looku?
“The Rose of the World"
A Super Artt-rnl'l l'icluro
Also it
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Saturday
Wm. S. Hart
In it Multiple lim-i lv‘t-utut'o-
Shot we:
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“THE HIDDEN il.\.\'lt”
And the l‘ttluw Nt-“s l'lt‘lftl‘illl
NEXT WEEK MONDAY AND TUESDAY
. othera closely
Itwelfnre may see just what is being
A Paramount Picture
lint best of all idle Ht‘t'll him at mean.
"eatlnlt like it lull-in" us she [llll'illit'ri it.|
and she er llllil on his tot lll niuht:
I BILLIE BURKE in “EVE’SDAUGHTER” i'
with plenty of warm int-d i'ttlt‘i'rl. She
laces hint at work and lit pint. “‘ttl‘klllfl‘
llltlrdt-r thnu ho- ever worked in-fztre.'
but lookan stronger ltl‘ltl lieullllll'l“:
itllltn he ever lokctl llt‘flll't‘. and playing:
21th no it» nerd to who-n u ind at
in uchool, lN'ltll’l‘ he became round should i
u ‘Ilua Blana’ Rawdcn." at the gm“ 1“ ”u" lmuk-kw-lw‘s ilt‘ttll «mil?
'1 - Palace Tonight iAlllll "lillnitll is nuilnl‘it‘tl ihlli l'ncici
'-Thmltilfiiroftwomllll'5 ‘Suul ht looklnl: out for .luck us Well till ‘
mind cause the bit: climax in the A" Ihis Aunt llunnuh could. nnd L'it‘inu
One DRY Only "an picture, .. ‘Bluo Blazea' llawden."1m"' fur llltll'.‘ in the nbupc of useful
M80 Marsh the Thomas ll. lnce production etllr l‘kntlwltttlflt‘ and bodily hwtlth lllitn!
in the Emotional "mum of a good ‘ring Wm, 3- llart. Will”! l3 “0W bf‘lnfliAum ilunnuh “v” """l‘l'
Regent “83th ll tilllillllils
I Chou—2:15. 1:15 and 9
Laat Appearance of Wm. 8. Hart
Today
girl who outwmpd u Vluuplrc shown at the l’ulacn'l‘hcntrc. l'nticr And that w why thin l‘t'llllll‘kliltlt'
5 . ' . ., threuta of deuih. llurl. "it “ ‘llltlc llhwt picture lllll-l been fillilml ‘lllui other1
The Beloved Traitor cs‘ ltnwden" rent-l the mouths of lllt'l.\llnl llunnuun. filttlllt'l'tt. \nll’t'h nud'
Thursday
Douglas Fairbanks
in the At'tcl'llfi Pt'ltllll‘t‘
"Reaching for the Moon"
NIiX’i' WEEK “The .Warrior"
tltll‘f‘tlll: Muchuc. the Superman.
. rollch followers of the lumber (‘illllll in. Wan-q-au—aa
:ihc f‘anudlnll Northwest when thu- um i
‘tllt-r of the [Hill] who hm: fallen u \‘lt' ;
tint to his lllitrkbnltlnfilllll in u M'Dn't ‘
iiounl duel. tumours on the scene. iluv
‘heiic litil-‘l't-ttnt-. a hetltliiful httlfhrct-d
who heroines Infilttlntctl with the
bruwuv ltnwdon. resenting his spur"
the of her proffered lore. tells lllt’
latttry to the brother of the (Mid Mon
and [lt‘f‘f'lttlitllt‘lt the crleiu.
p
t'tllith: 'l'ht» Miallly Sltw'lncll'
of iittpplnt-su "The Blue Bird."
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Palace Theatre Thuraday and Friday
"lime of the World." dramatized
. _ ‘ frotn the book by Aches and Bdncr'on
The annual bttaiumttt meeting 0' f‘antlo, ht the Artcrnft release which
Trinity ”W" "Tl”"d'y "I“ be Ml“ will he the attraction at the Palace
Tbllrldly evening at 7:45 o'clock. Theatre 0n 'l'huradav and Friday. in
. Advertise in The Sentinel.
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which the noted beauty and atar. Eliot-
Ferguson. him: the leading role of
1M 3b """ /
interacted
done for him. lay see that in remak-
ing Jack, Uncle Sam is Re-aking a
Nation, making it better. more com—
plete, and more worth fightinz for than
even
This picture will be shown at the
Regent Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock and in the evening at eight
‘ o'clock.
Lieut Jack Tutt. an American boy
who has been ot'er the
Canadian troops will personally be pre-
sent and will tell of some of his exper-
iences. Lieut. Tutt is now or
American dVIflliOD corps and is await-
ing orders.
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REGENT THEATRE rooAv.
Mae March in the Dramatic Photo-
play “The Beloved Traitor,"
The eternal conflict of country and
city, of innocence and guilt. of umbi-
lion and dissipation is the theme of.
Frank L. Packard's film plat. "The
Beloved Traitor." in which Goldwyn
presents Mile Marsh at the litgellt
theatre today.
Mae Marsh has the role of a village
girl who inspires the man she loves to,
do great thing. only to be forgotten-
by him in his moment of triumph.
How the unassuming maid of the
Maine seacoast settlement overcomes
overwhelming odds is developed in the
beautiful production made by Gold-
wyn.
In sharp contrast to life by the
abepy old fishing village, with its at-
mosphere. of homely virzue and the
brooding sea, is the. swit'wut mo of
New York's artistic smart set, both
hoth .iDOWfl in this production with
. striking fidelity. The exrtavagant re
rely; in metropolitan studioa. where
well-known artists meet and mingle.
are lavishly reproduced .in "The [to
loved Traitor." Nor is one detail lulu-
sing front the village scenes where.
men and women meet not to revel name biz castand production.
but to gossip or to help a ntedy nelgb .
bor.
’i'hc sweetheart of Mary Garland FORESCLOSURE “"7
tliae Marailiis a young fisherman AGAINST HALLADAV
- who shows marked lellt)' in .1 will;- liRlDGEPORT. May L-Foreclosure
in Jack's
top with the
the:
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liar. though his great talent is
'pected by the twonspeople.
unsua 'prooeedinga have been filed in the Su-l
perior Court by William '1. Nichols and
“‘OH, BOY!" CONN“; TO Others 3831118! William A. Haliday l0
REGENT THEATRE. FRIDAY collect a balance due upon a note
Coming to the Regent theatre is a made July 25, 1915, by Halliday and
l yolimgi leolnwfiitfr. giuktilit'oggztg others for 84,000, and part of which is
an VOInItit o n e. s’ .- . .
Pierre de Reeder and he is at precept I :2: due. Egrzdpegyalzlzucrll’ytfeli:‘i::§
Baum-y'- new? ' hr rill emu oat-an
’poneo,’ mytémmdintomw
vorce court. where be has made at»
tioua awnatjtiawlfe. He was a.
victed la the superior court on c.
spiracy chargea and served nearly I.
l conducting the orchestra for “0h, . n. The iwroe action in ad!
”0),... the musical comedy that 15‘ pieces have not been released. zeta}? ’3 (l
; “characterized as the smartest and. Ming.
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idaintiest of all musical comedies. Mr. , . -
de Reeder is an enthusiast on the sub,
‘ject of popufir man. not ehentially|
‘ the ragtime, variety. but those that be!
come over-night sensations as a l‘e'sult,
of ecnuine human apwl. t
The public alone is responsible for.
the popularity of a song. according to‘
{Mr de Reetier, who insists that no
l matter how much a publisher may aid—1
‘. vertise a song on how many times the.
lrefraln is repeated on the stage. or?
‘how many times the manager may i
have put forth the effort to popularize
the song. if the public does not re-E
spend it will travel the path of obscur-
ity. Mr. de Reader points to the suc-;
1-. .- 1" "W1. llrv'“ a» substantial evi"
dence of the correctness of his belief.
Mr. de Reeder has been in Americal
but a few years. having left his home 8m" , ‘
:ln England for the purpose oi estab- '.
Iishing neighborhmd orchestras and’ T“ «‘7‘
choirs. He began to conduct when he . .
was but 16 Flare old, and was. known M BIO“ . ‘
for years a; the youngest conductor in' 5
London. His first acquired fame of p” m l
substantial quality when he directed, .
the music for an opera called "Butte-F M M 3 ..1
l
flies" in which Ada Reeves starred, in
itlreat llritain and Africa. i
. Although Mr. de Reader is as goodl
a pianist as a violinlat, he has spent:
years of study of the latter instrument;
with the great masters. Much of thel ,
success of the engagement of "0b,. .
Boy!" at the Regent theatre on Fri-‘
day evening. May 3. is due to hint
splendid bundling of the orchestra and 7
singers in rendering ‘ Jerome Kern'st
fascinating mnaic. The company,
comes direct from a the months' run
ht Ye Wilbur theatre. Boston. with the
one Pair
Sclb Another
Porpartloularmen who care to dress well there is no "he“
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In the Gildwyn Feature. "The Be loved Traitor." at the Regent Theatre
Today.
Deena from the intact and Bright Muaioal Comedy, "Oh, Boy!" Cami It. to the Hunt That". "May “0-
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