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{troubles with him She and the mon- YOUR PROPERTY
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. REGENT THEATRE TODAY 1 " LISTS-A. "‘ 'LIFE TIME . .
TOday :Florence Reed in the sensational Dra- l e 0 o o a
1FranCIs X. Bn5hman and l maticflSuccess. “Today!" 1 1
Beverly Bayne Florence Reed, who herself design- " " "'l" -_,,, 11 11 1.3."- i
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led the clothes she wears in the film
iversion of “Today." which will be
ishown atlhe Regent Theatre 1011101“
{r0113 says that the gowns are more
I gorgeous and more numerous than she
than ever wom in anv other three pro
lductions put together. And that's say '
actress. who'
In the Metro Photoplav
“Under Suspicion”
Tudsday
Florenlée Rood
I11 the Sensational Diamatic
All Designs and Heights
if you have property why not own
it yourself
SAMUEL W. HOYT, JR, 0. E.
79 Wash ngton street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Is At Your Service
,1 Thousand Songs 8
Greatest Song Book 1
gugcegs tins a great deal for an . _ . “—4- ‘‘‘‘‘ ~ - w ~—....-._:..-=t . t l V ‘
nTOdBY” 1.11115 earned the reputahon “1 being dPi’Oiion to her welfare and comfortf l n 11 e W O r d Q
tone of the very best dressed women on , wins her 10“.. I
ilh“ American stflgp‘ ‘Unclaimed Goods" is to DU the tea-!
Beautiful clothes have come to plat" ture of Manager (‘ollins's bill at the
lap important nail in milling Diiflil‘iei- Palace Thcane nest \\ ednesda1 The
1A film which shows beautiful women pittute is based upon a story by Iohn-
119311111: l0\t’l'_t clothes is of (”011156 ston McCullev. a magazine 111ite1 o‘.
lbound to have a SIIODE “Pi-“‘31 ‘0 ”‘9 prominence. nhile the scenario “as
lfemininc portion of the (memo DRUG“ written by Gatdne1 Hunting The (ll l
~3g9 'rectox was Rollin S. Sturgeon. In Miss
WW I “The thing that makes 111.1 1019 111 Mattin’s suppott ate Harrison Ford ‘
“Todav, a IalllE‘l‘ difiicult one," said CaSson Felguson, George McDalticl.:
Miss Reed “is that I lune to W98” Dick La Reno, George Kunkel and (‘at
these goxaeous gowns and 1111111: ““1“ men 11111111115 . 1
time show the futility of beautiful Ina-i 3;”. e Burke an “Eve's Daughter" I ,
totial 111mg, unless thelci a 514mm“. Billie Bulko now appearing at the
backgrdund for ‘hemwi do not meani Palace Theatre in “Eve’s I)a11gl1ter.”,
'spiritllal in ii rehglous sense." was both in Washington, I). (7.. but
"‘ went to France at 1111 early age. and it,
‘was principally in the convents of that,
PARAMOUNT FILM FAVORITE country that she received her early
HAS FINE NEW pHoTopLAy education. Her father was also an.
actor, well known as “Billie" Burke,‘
_ Latest Picture to “Unclaimed Goods," and it was for this fact which 1110th
» Which In said to Be Unusual |ed the daughter to append this title
in Plot and Artistic for her own professional careet I
Treatment Concluding her studies, she decided
‘ The admirers of Vivian Martin. the to become an Hon-egg" and being a flu.
celebrated screen star, who made an out linguist. rang In the1 principal 111113
enormous hit in her recent Paramount sic halls of France. Russia and other
800905598. “The Fair Barbarian," and European chuntrlcs, finally makinghcr
“A Petticoat Pilot” WI“ find in he" appearance at the Lavlllon, London.
newest DhOIODIiil’. “Unclaimed GONE" where she won immediate succass in
‘21 vehicle of captivating attraction. 11cm songs.
11““ is a Western comedy Of an ““1““ She was thereafter lost to view for
character and laughs. thrills, dramat‘ a short limp. after which shp appear ‘
Wednesday and Thursday—~“The
Warrior,” stat r1115 Maciste, tin su-
pelman.
The most casual glance at the condensed
contents list given below will fully vindicate
the assertion that tlus ts the most extra-
orc inary collection of popular standard songs
ever published-
tlZl Home Songs
45 Sacred Songs
7 4 Southern Songs
9 Rounds
r226 Sentimental Songs
99 Hymns
COMING ~The Migl1t1 Spectacle
Of Happiness, Maetellinoks “The
Biue Bird”
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[123 Children's Songs
55 Patriotic Songs
82 Operatic Songs
'77 College Songs 1
30 Sea Songs '
{3.1 Eadonal'songs Q
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thus arranged to place these more than one thousand l I ,
songs, all of them set to music, in the homes of its
Ic expectancy and tragedy, are its ed in “Beautv and ”,9 Roast -- pug 1
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chief/elements. 1.1.1.1 1.. 6,8,2,“ 11.... “-1.11. .1... readers for less than one-tenth of a cent apiece.
As Betsy Burke, ”I“ daughter 0' a was there that she flrst came to thc .
,sheriff. the star la sent to a mining
Itown by express. but on her arrival at,
.l1cr destination. no one claims her.
[The reason for this is obvious when
.it is known that the town is in the
hands of a band of thugs anti that all
good citizens thcrcof III‘I‘ locked up
,while the thieves loot the community.
i’l‘hc lender or the hand to buv
‘Bctsv nt ultctio11,hut she is saved 111'
attention of George Edwardes. who cn-I
gagcd her for the role of Mamie
llockcfcllcl in “The School Girl.“ in
suppmt of Flinn Mm at the Ptlnte of
Wales Thcuttc. l.l.ll(l0Il Amona‘ her
other illmflfll‘dnl't‘i she toured the
Ilritish provinces in “The Duchess oi
Ilantzto.” and worked In support of
Sir Charles Il1111:t1'1>y In "Mr. George."
Shc mudo her debut in New York
Songs of Today, of Yesterday
of Yesteryear ‘
A book which, in thumbing over its five hundred and
thirty-five pages, takes you by the hand of memory,
carries you back to your youth, recalls old scenes that ,..
Special Added Attraction
Sen Turom and Polly
Moran
socks
“Are Waitresses Safe”
A Mack Sonnet t‘omct'I-y
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Wednesda 'llfltl heirlmdcd and who sacrifices his at the old Empire Theatre. She Was. are sgcred brings back in vivid outline, lineamenm dear
Vivian Marlin “f9 in 1‘ 3““ battle I“ “P" behalf B“ elevated to stardom through the role to you,
——in»:‘ sv finds happiness in tht love of the of Jacqueline in “Love Watches" “It >
“Unclaimed Goods" “Dr“ “gem ”‘ “hm“ "““ "W W ”111 Lyceum T111111 «1 N111 111111 1111' ‘ The purpose of this new book has been to assemble
11m)“ placed M “” ”mo“ “"9 ““03" since which tlmc she has at‘lll‘ilii‘td ”‘ Th. . . ll If -
Thursday . g . 1 W1 to its covers v1rtua y every song, old and new, winch ‘
I ‘gilhtlllgagflghlll? l I by reason of its ment deserves a place in the hearts of ,-
_m_ ‘ 'music lovers. 5
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a ‘Under Suspicion," Starrlng Francis:
' X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne I
In “Under Suspicion." a. ‘Metro pic-t
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and Beverly Bayue, which is the at-l _..._...-~._..__1 ._._. ~—~-~~~-— -. ~ _-. ~»— ~——— - ‘ .1-.. . III—III;
traction at the popular Regent Thea. many productions Including: “Mrs. thod of solving the p1oblc1n of her VAUDEVILLE AND MINSTRELS the circle, of which the six "End
.Dot, Suzanne, “The Philosopher, own life—and incidentally those of: A mlnstrel show and vahdei’ille en- 'Men" WI“ include two » well “0'“
tre today a monkey plays an lmpor-'
taut bit in the development of the
story.
This mOnkey. "Peppekin," Is the‘
' pet of Mrs, Alice' Woolworth (play-1
t“The Apple Orchard." “The Runaway,"
“‘The Mlnd-the-Paint Girl.“ and others.
When it was discovered that Billie
.glirke's plquant face and personality
Norwalk ladies, all of them in black
face, and male attire. The second part - ‘
will be replete with high class musical ‘
numbers. including several selections‘
Itertainment will be plesented at
Hovts‘ Theatre Friday evening, May
171h,by the membeis of Ophir ‘Chap- ,
t,ter No. _,52 O. E S.. for the purpose of
several others. _
1 Subsequently. she has appeared in;
the Paramount pictures, "Arms and!
1": ‘1 Dentists. Optometrists. .Optlclun
ed by Eva Gordon), whose valuable
’ towels are stolen and around which
incident of the story much of the
action revolves T 1e monkey pulls
a botton off the. co 1 of Gerry Simp-
son (mwci81.lzu'1ma11- and seems
to thus imp‘. icale him in the great
robbery. . i
The monkey prov ed a very tempeta- I
mental player and tMiSS Gordon pun l
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THAMER’
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om one». on o p. m. an. ion
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ply the correct glasses. 1'
To Be Presented at the Palace Theatre Wednesday.
Imtm
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ficreened marvelously well. she was
engaged by the Famous Players-Lao
ky Corporation to, make Paramount
pictures. Her first picture for this
company was.“'l‘he Mysterious Miss
Terry," 11 charmingly. sentimental heir-
ess who hits upon a most unique me.
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FRANCIS x. BUSHMAN and BEVERLY lame .2 1111131211 SUSPICION"
the Girl," "The Land of Pr"omlse. and buvlng a one hundtcd dollar Libeity
written “ ‘Bond. There will be an eXCeptional 111-3
ray of local talent including Madam:
now “Eve's Daughter."
Allcia_,,,Rsmatey. directed by James‘
Klrkwood, an boasting an especially
good cast including Thomas Meighan.i
William Riley Hatch, Florence Flynn,
and other popular screen players.
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by lee. Wakefield.
Henrietta Wakefield, the well known
prlma donna of the Metropolitan 0p-
era House, and prominent 1h concert
work throughout the country
Minstrel first part will be a cotker.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The annual spelling contest at “1&1
Norwaik High School will be held all
Friday. May 17
The Smith Class play, this you}.
is to be presented at the Regent, Thaw.
tie on Friday etching, May 24th.
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