m scorn mum m m WEDNE .~.~—....- *M—p ““W—n‘ .' *upfl-NMQ » Some people—many people, knou’ the of Blue. Bird." Everybody should know it. At'tcrttt‘t Pictures have put the story into a perfect picture, reason why everyone should not knt'w it. st cry for litany film stories are. retrettably. not the sort of or older son or daughter to see. a film. one could take one's small. HERE’S A RECOMMENDATION THAT Maett'rlinck's And now that the producers oi there is no The Christian Herald docs not ozten let-l that it cart heartily endorse Blue Bird" is the sort or film that litids a lesson worth learnini, ."b\‘\‘\‘\‘\: 2. Ova/'1--- -.- -t-\-\-~v" : '14-. via/'1, 4.1-7. SDAY A Thousand Smiles! By Margaret E. Sangster. in the Christian Herald. picture made real by splendid acting and remarkable photoplay. Several points stand out front the story- stand out by sheer beauty cf word and action. \\'lun the children go at twelve o'clm-k to the grave yard to see the dead arist- '-\\’llt'li they tiptue feat'fully in through the door and walk in frichtencd Silence. last the yawning tombs. one can Der tectlv understand why folk fear death. But. when suddenly the grnvm burst for: h into blossoms and the roses and lil'. es grow t‘ragrantly all about. one: cts the Easter 52)?) “told in .t rimrtelotls nay. For the little boy. astounded. asks: "Where are the dead?” and the girl-child with a triumph- r ”Ti" ant thing filialn llut “The it idealistic A.“ W e I- .1“ . d’-lflffll-."n'nlu al- ufl'.-’nl-l - \‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘xu. -‘\.\ \-M\-\.\.\-\ AND THURSDAY First Showing 1n the Norwalks Of This Beautiful Artcraft Picture. Adolph Zukor Presents Maeterlinck’ s LUE BIRD” ‘ An Artcraft Picture V A Mighty Spectacle of Happiness! A Thousand Sobs! A Thousand Beautiful Scenes! A photodrama that will put new courage into America’s hearts, the sort of a play that lifts dark thoughts into the sunshine. MEANS A LOT smile upon her face answers: The moving picture has come to stay—wonte. to stay with its unlimited possibilities for good or for evil. lure that cannot fail to do unlimited good. but only the grown-ups can read the r lives into the Search for happiness it will he a dream. it will be the meaning of life, told pt etically. “Tire Blue Bird" is a milestone hope for more pictures of the same sort. "There are no dead!" And “The. Blue Bird is the, sort of pie it will be a delight to children. con 0 true. to your boy or girl; but to you but none the. less truly. in the production of motion pictures a fairytale. I E the kind of a film few people lune dreamed of produclrrgmau ‘ . . o .. E . _ _.._. £..,..,.. , , nine role in support of \lr Ray while 2 clay-er llllly Elmer is the ex-prizc Regent Theatre fighter. Other players in the cast and Andrew Ar'buckle. Otto Hoffman and Jack Dyer. Under tlte personal super. vision of Thomas it. lnce himself, Vic- tor I. Scliertzinger directed the entire production -3 Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9 Today 'cnsilyunderstood. The great aurhor took for his central figures it little boy and girl. and for them he drew, aside the curtain of life. delved into' the past and touched eloquently upon the great Beyond. flies to Avoid Accident. STRATFORD, May it. ~An accident in tin farm of a play. as prodtthd in London and later in \‘ew York, the l“ Helg of Oronoque late Saturday is CHILD KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.I M'DONALD IN CASUALTY LIST. Tragedy Occurs as Driver of Wagon Wounded Glenbrook Boy Was Driving: Private Robert R. which caused the death of Alton. 2% Glenbrook, reported as slightly wound i ye e-arold son of Mr and Mrs. Andrew ed ir‘mdays casualty list is a member MRS. GILLIGAN IN HARTFORD JAIL FOR NEW TRIAD-- HARTFORD, May 14.—.\lrs. Amy D. - l Archer-Gilligan, recently granted 3. . i new rial by the supreme court on not oi appeal from conviction and death out tence in the Superior Court. will bem- nrcved from the. state prison 8 “ twetbersfleld today to the Hart!“ Ambulance When Hit. MacDonald Robert Warwick being lm estigated here. of the 102d Ambulance 500mm 0‘ “1" county jail to an air her new trial. Tito Today and Tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday Douglas Fairbanks win—- “Headin’ South” An Ar'tcrat‘t l’ictut'e lDoug. Fairbanks in “Headin’ South," at the Palace Today and To- morrow “Headln‘ South," the Artcrat‘t pic,- ture now being exhibited at the Pal- ace Theatre. is an exceptional Fairs hanks pr.oductlon and is full of ac tion from start to finish. In addition :to the scenes photographed in Arizo- us. including the forest of giant cac- itus. two western villages were repro- The Popular Screen Actor iii “The Mad Lover” A Drama With a Big Punch And the Universal Screen Magazine 5'” Doug takes to “gr'casers” like a duck to water. They just make a storx iéf'illt‘tl with dramatic a dry sermon it developed into .1 vrrlle presentation. sparkling with in adapting this work to motion pic- tures, director Maurice Tourncur. who staged the production for Artcr'ait. has carried out the idea of the author .in making the photoplay understanda- lile. tiny actors, who are tlteoreticallv the interest.‘; .and illi-‘lfild of a hem y preachrncnt or? vivacity, : lie discussed the scenes with the. Twenty-sixth Army Division. lle en date for this has not been announcfl. M" and Mrs. “913 were driving listed last June. and went over in Sep 5119 was convicted in the superior . e. r a ( rt - so court of the murder of Franklinm 2:31 “1:0; 2:313:20 ”slit: glut” Lember. He has been (hiring an am Andrews of Cheshire. at her home - - ‘ ulance, and four ,tluys before he was. elderly people in Windsor and am “93" 0' an approaching "0‘ “5' on \voundedepril Iii—he wrote his ed on the ground that while heist“ ‘their right and an automoh" on their mother in Spring dale. saying he \vag tried for that death evidence relating: , left. on the narrow t“..dway. the under tire. .‘0 other deaths there was introduoofl horses head was str‘ ck by the trolley into the case car. and all were thrown out. The child fell under the trolley car and was fatally hurt Mr. Helg was also MacDonald was time-keeper in the Yale & Tow ne factory when he enlist- ed His father is Robert MacDonald of 4 Battle Square. Cambridge. Mass. J ._.. ._ 1 ‘ WAR WORRIES UPSET HEALTH it is agreed by medical authorities ll irritants ,. ‘ ‘ducezl attire California studios. at PALACE THEATRE lgreat expense. Because of the pecul- .iar photographic effects necessary. re- cutting the aid of all sorts of electrl . cal apparatus. director Art Rosson or-v dercd the building of these two com-t Expense seems ‘ to be; in FairbanksX 1. A prize fighter whose sole converse. 1 coal asset is the terse phrase “LEt's Kim" a chorus girl; a millionaire's' son; a domineering old valet—thele and many others make up the cinna- ing cast of Charles Ray's newest . ar- amount picture, "Tb“ Family Skele don" which is to 'be : i own at the Pal- ace Theatre on T‘ur' day and Friday. ‘Sylvia Bremer plots the leading femi- \\\\\\\\llllll COUPON lllllllll//,// \\\ The Book of a % Thousand Songs ' who. South N orwalk Evening Sentinel coupons..9 8 C sacurtns“ plete villages. the least consideration pictures. “Headin‘ South.” Douglas Fairbanks'j latest picture for Artcrai’t. gives hlmj the role of a western cowboy who: takes an active part in .tronbles oni ///// llllllllllII/l l AND THE BOOK . PRESENT autumn: tour gingham on more» we we ORDERS” as... Lit. New: tor me for 3 lbs. Greatest Song Book Ever Made if“— E E E = = .5. E ':'=" E * EllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllHl lending characters. of a monng pic- taken to the Bridgeport hospital with‘ turn theatre with the aid of the lucid injuries. and Mrs. Helg was attended titles which embellish the film. should . by a physician. that good. You know it; easily mm“, the play and under-stand i'.at's why you're going to pack up titre allegory. S how and see this picture. healthy breakfast for the man that -—but you don‘t have to be told he‘s l N. v. Moromsrs TO . GIVE UNIFORMED The result is a unique plav. of stu-l MEN FREE RIDES ‘ :pendous magnitude. in which is ln-l ' corporatcd the highest technique of Orgalrgze “Fratsornity” to Transport photograptic art. with multiple film: '0 ierg and ailors at All Times. exposures requiring infinite care and‘,afigwwhmficfii’ge;S'S‘fiofxédlggg p,aticnce lDortaiion in this city, if the mayors Seti-nfls 0f colossal size and ensemu committee on national defense suc- bles of hundreds of people make this ceeds in its plans launched yesterday photoplay a mighty spectacular offer- for the orgauiation 0f the "give the _ . _ nnifo d r " ing in which the artistic details have anionlgmtfuton‘ighri‘le 3.5.338 flggeesggg. .been carefully lookedwaftcr. mittee is distributing cards bearing ~—~~-— f the words “give the uniformed men a I lift as far as you go.” ’Ine cards are. to be stuck on wind Thursday and Friday With Vaudeville Charles Ray “The Family Skeleton” the Mexican border Fairbanks under-irr-l-«HE MAD LOVER" AT THE , takes some ltair— raising "stunts" withl REGENT THEATRE TODAY; His mother lives in Glenbrook. C. W. Street of Glenbrook is his sis- ' ter. The telegram received by his moth- 'er. Street said yesterday. have no further information. In spite of the fruit-crop liars. noth- ing has harmed the fruit so far. that worry affects the digesthe or» sans. When the digestion is out tits order, it throws the whole physical W log out of gear. B B. Hayward, Una: dilla, Ga. .. writes: “Foley commie Tablets give me quicker relief tint} anything I have ever tried." They re: lieve biliouaness, bad'brenth, bloating. gas. indigestion and constipation. No grininz or nausea.—Stilison~Potwafl Corporation. Mrs. says he was waundcd slightly. Mrs. His relatives his fleet pony “Smiles" and the pho toplay bristles with gun- play and bat- tie in which hundreds of cowboys run’ down a lawless band of Mexican raid-5 Robert Warwick and Elaine Hammer- stein Playing the Stellar Role “The .Mad Lover.” is a drama with. gshields and according to the commit, 'tee. they will constitute sufficient imi- tation for enlisted men to jump into automobiles whenever they pull up to the curb *w'h—“fi— ers whose dcpredations lmve aroused many comedy touches and with a cli- -—-Advertisc in‘tlre Sentinel. admin: for retaliation and punish-'mnx that contains abig punch. It ment‘. ,. .tells of a husband who wrongly “5'. w " , " “Headin' South" is the attraction at p 5 his beautiful young WW- Cruz-i CUT THIS OUT—lT ts WORTH the Palace Theatre now. led- at the thought of her unfaithful-I MONEY lrross at attempts in the. final scene to ‘ Ichoke her. but then comes R 5“"pfis' Don’t miss this. Cut out this sli THE BLUE BIRD, AT ling twist in the picture WWI a happy enclose with he and nrail it to Folepy THE REGENT THEATRE ending to (30., 2335 Sheffield avenue. Chicago. l “Robert Warwick has seldom been 111., writing your name and address Beautifui Artcraft Picture Showing seen to better advantage than in the clearly. You will receive in return a Tomorrow and Thursday Irole of "Hyde" H0 is ably “WC“ ted trial package containing Foley‘s Hon- “The Blue Bird" an Artcrni’t 910' by Elaine Hammerstein. who does ey and Tar Compound, for coughs. ture. will be shown at the Regent some excellent work in this picture colds and group; Foley Kidney ping, Tht‘atl‘e tomorrow and Thursday. It and registers decidedly well in a hour for pain in sides and back' rheuma- rr an adaptation. by Charles Mnigne, but of closeups in addition to wearing tism, backache, kidney and bladder all- from Maeterlinck’s masterpiece. whtc h some delightful costumes. mentg- and Foley Cathartic Tablets. has attracted wide attention in the a, wholesome and thoroughly cleanli- drr’txpath and literary world. While it Local fisherman are planning to go lng cathartic. for constipation, hill~ dealt with subjects of great profundi-‘ flat fishing as it is said they are runn- oumegg, headache and sluggish 13.0"" ty in an allegorical .manner. it was in; plentiful now. .oln4unlon-P0‘i‘dl Cor-pore.“ action would AND i‘l WiMEltSTEl trill“
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