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“The Blue Bird”
All Designs and Heights
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, South Norwalk. Conn.
Jack Plckffll‘d ‘ Is At Your Senice
In the Paramount
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“Tom Sawyer v " H " "w " ' 4 ’
Bv Mark Twain from the start that they are Sentin-
Aihi) money ltton tottted\ and 111““ and “h“. “Knew“: 45"” “i“ 1”
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MENS S‘O
An ltjtiumtional Feature " maintaininc that belief ()ne of the ‘ Eve r H e l d I n Bri d g e p O rt "
__ ‘tnoi t ntitotth titinii‘s about him In that
SA'i‘I‘RIIAY~-Ii.tt‘r‘.' Morey in he and the tea appeal to he on the
“THE O'i‘lilii't MAN," and the 4m most unfriendly terms. He doesn‘t EXTRA SPECIAL} [DR- WHITCOMB CUSHION SOLE
Episode of “Vengeance and (118‘ court ihe had and pencil of the inter- \C MF ES
Woman." é viewer, but. intt’t'i‘iewed. he disrours UNTIL 10 P. 1- SATURDAY I \ ~. 0 ”ogfi'f tfil-‘I'gm 0v"
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,eti ilttcntiy and intelligently on (liven: 1000 PM” Prof- Richwon 5 3150 [ll tho mootl 0011110111“.
topics of common interest. Aron supporting Shoes 103' men 32:1:de “I: $33.3“ $3:
of soft Viol kid and blIck
chromed! akin. Dr. Whit-
comb‘l punt-u cuIbion
cola. duo volt and rub-
bor book. They or.
built over Dr. Whit-
mmb'o Idonuno comfort
tut. Ind will positively
[in inltnnt roliI! to
foot that smut. burn.
\\'I‘Iilii',-Pvit,‘%ri brow, winch, with his ._ BDGO
firm and i’ineiy-n‘toulded chin, gives his 33% gigggéz'l‘ 811%,: Q
head a \velishatteti aspect. m. mm with
When Iii r. lnce transferred his pro- ~ 1‘“- 1‘ niooatho
or broken—
‘ . M 1 Disregardinz his frankly boyish 7' ‘
face. Iiav appeals more as a man than
o g . : ’~ a? the more stt‘ipling he is. His dark
. 5 . i. brown eyes aredcoplv—set beneath a
Today and Tomorrow ducing‘ activities to the tremendous ”m go in nor-
Thursday and Fridav Famous Players-Laski' organization {3:13;}: “'{3
‘ utaltittc Paramount and Arterai‘t nir- or. II roll on pro-
Uhomatsfilocesusom ._- mu tho uttimato
_i111€‘~t (‘h It‘ll“ Ray Iot'tiilf‘l vttih lanai . down of u“
m @S R Bennett, Wm. S; Hart and liot‘otht' N '0 commonly a!»
; by pononu
littlion cattle with him. a m oonotIntly
‘" “8118 Family Skeleton" , To date ;\Ir. littv has made. for I‘at'a "L
I}, Beat Lennon . . . '7“ VII"
31:- Slat/imam.” . -ntountotour splendid ptrturvs, all di-
9* "V to! . .
Mahmuifitmo a is rot-ted lilliiPl‘ the t-‘suDPI‘VISlOIi of Thos.
ll. inn» himself. “The Son of His Fa
titetfl'fliis Mother‘s Boy," “Tho liit'ed '
Man,“ and now “The, Family Shelt-
ton" will be shown at the Palace ’i‘ht‘a
i‘re today and tomott‘ou‘,
“THE BLUE BIRD" AT THE
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Al't't’tl‘tilllg to the :tttnottnromt‘nt ot‘
the At‘tt'rat't iv‘iltttt'otporation. “TIM“
Wile Bird.“ the bin .\iaetcriint‘lt sperm
tat-lo which will be shown at the lie-
zent Theatre todav. has mtablisltetl
llt‘\‘.' torot'tls~ itt film production. orth‘
wilting: IIH‘ Ittt‘tzt'st settimts I‘H’l‘ stave
t‘d Iilfiilii‘ a studio, among: them titt'
Illttrlt l’ahtru of Night. ”It‘ l’alart‘ oi
I.Il¥lll'it‘~‘. thvthite oi" .\lt>oritls_tlti»
‘- Azure Paint-e, Mentort‘ianti and the
' Cathedral of Ilaptiint-ss. In oath oi ,
fll/‘m’m‘ i’l}"/QI(;IJIP:'1'9' ‘\ _.-' these N‘Iiill‘ w stones art : littu'n which
"A-fl a
‘ tltiliiti utditt:ttii_\ tt-onstitnti an elabor-
Iom Ion'o mm.
Boots IId Oxmu. on.
block. koko brown II!
III-bonny tn. Judo
on tho now MI
tut. Illo tho bulldog
loo. button or
fer;_'
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.iaturday “1”] Vaudeville The greatest lilllilitt‘l‘ of «rim-r: ‘noi
I: , ‘hnluwfiwpytfl- hflfit'inlliit‘d in our ptt' lull
“0 wn" 8' III“? 1.“. ,, Lappmtr in "The liltte llirt‘t," aftu‘i‘rcat
ver tthrcai DlVldC ”mi: about I'lltlli. 'l‘hoi‘t‘ are many Spt‘,
'Ixmmn, in whitil ptontitwnt ttltti‘t’t‘ri
”‘w” I of tho stone and HCIOt‘ll take 1i.tlI. Rose
AI .l'flE IHEAI :ROIHIHIIU the null Iiilti\\ll (lttnt‘f‘i
ilt‘iIdS a balltt in HYlllImIlt‘flI dance
an SPRING
snons—
‘3 50
Now too for con-
ochItivo droucn.
BlIok, aIrk tux
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i ntttnlwrs. and Viol kid. Won-
Thomas H. lnce' s Wonder Boy I In pltotoctunhlng the picture 1.20.- d"‘“‘ “1‘"- 4"
Out C Iii ' ' ' - t , ~ r. , \ho nlolimm {'0
_ a outta way they to git'ztn tttiti toot oi negattto “as llHl‘il. A
show you than It
the vigorotm hand clasp of congr-Iatttla sglt‘tii deal oi this was. in ntttltinlcf" .850.
tion to a tall ‘goodlooking youth \\ ho ttiplo Illlti quadruple mitt-“W“? ““d
it: one of those raro persns that yuj it is claimed that it ems a new roco
read about as having “sin-uni into. out for this kind of work. ~
fame overnight." His name is “Chat- i The play was originally pt‘odttct‘ti 3i
tie”'Ray. Ithe Boudoir Theatm tendon and tat- SHOES ~
Until a shmt time ago he was just er presented “I the New Theatre New $350 I
EPlut‘Ibus Unutn. His name, linked, York, in twelve scenes, which tool:
from week to week. with the photo- four hours. The enormous cost of its ‘ ff
'55. till
Maui-map. ' vommm ‘ COme t6 Bridgeport’ s Largest Shoe Store
~ ~ T”"“" I - ._, and Save Money. ‘ *‘ t
mm. mm ’ SPRING SHOES
SHOES "‘“ "*st
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SHOES mtg“,
(In-mica by J. r. In...” 189011 Pig-
Hun-on Last U. B. Anny Shoal Skin and
Ira acientiduliy curatructod
to give tractor comfort and COWhide
wear than any othor Ihoo in »
tho world Mode of brown Puttees
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SPECIAL. 5
Men’s and
Boys' ”All!
Rubber Solo _.‘.
Yachting
and
Toni: ..
Shoes an i
Oxfords
Brown and,2* .
white. if
Now nood- Ibo Ill-I
lyolot 0:“ for Irt
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vuu an unborn; ‘
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dramas that were not of the twodallar maintenance has preVented its being »
Heat variety, simply shared the pop- sent on tour either in Eutotte 01' S” .-._-,_ ~’ ' ’ ' ’ ' " ’ ‘ ""W' '“"“'"""‘ ' ” " " "‘ " ‘7‘“‘mwm -.._ “r“-
ularity that was enjoyed by hundreds. America, though the fame of Maeter
of others in his profession «lian'S masterpiece has been widely
"Charlie" Ray needed an opportuni- heralded i
ty by which to convince that. he could; The story is a philosophical dis“r
act. He “99'1“ inst such a part as tation upon life, endowing all ihlnr's
lint of Frank Winslow in “The Co with life and speech. and giving a
ward," which masterful citara'cteriza-I glimpse into the hereafter. The dca.i
tion won hint many laurels. Ray wsn‘nt! awaken. with messages for the lirintz
fitted to the mi. The part was fittedmnd the unborn are shown imDRUt’m
to him because Thos. H. Inca; in writ-1y awaiting their advent upon the
ing “The Coward.“ kept Ray in hls‘eaith s
REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
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Immortal Tom Sawyer, Mark
{whistling youth who sold out the
.Erights to-flm. irksonte job of white-
;washiug a fence for his friends‘ treas-
‘ures, while he sat on a barrel and su
mind. While a production of aurtinssin'a '
. _ , '1 o . . . , raft. .
Talking “'iII: “titan-lie" Ray is as‘ beauty and exquisite theme, the. alle-' rpetintended the operation, ‘5 comingiattempted to evade the d '25 Wummon St. 80' Rm“
refreshing as t‘ntching him on the, gory is plainly discernible. so that / ,to town. He will appear at the Re-t -—Advertise in the Sentinei. iPromuf DcIIVe'v. PM” 10". '
‘gent Theatre on Friday, in the person]
of clever young Jack Pickford, broth-
er of “Our Mary," and a My who
‘ knows how to direct American
youth on the screen as it has never
before been done, incamnting the very
spirit of tho freckle-famed, whistling
lads that all of no know and love, anti
many of us have been,
. screen. He is one of those mlld-man-‘i even a child can appreciate and en-
nered youths who make you believe ‘ joy the picture.
W_Lg—
BLUE RIBBONS CHALLENGE
The Blue Ribbons of Stamford
would like to artange games with any
gfast semipro team in Norwalk Nor—
Ewalk J rs. and Lockwoods preferred. Ad'
idress George Riley, 80 Greyrock
I Place. Stamford, Ct I
TRIES TO EVADE
DRAFT AND GETS
INTO TROUBLE
‘ Joseph F. Norman of lianbury went
tto Brdlgeport yesterday to get a job.
but before the day was ovar it?) found
’himsclf in the toils of the law, held for
failure to register for the selective'
draft on June 5 1917.119 will be ar-
‘raigned before United States 'Commis
, I ' _ . ‘ it 2 s‘loner Hugh J. Dovery.
MEMlkag THE WDLUE BIRD ' I ' . ROGUISH ROSETA ' / ' Norman‘arrlved in Bridgeport yes-
' . . . . o _ . w M terda mornin but when he a lied
Last Showing of "The Bide Bird," at the Regent Theatre Tonight at; Biggest, Little Star In Vaudeville With Rutln‘;’.n$ong Blrdo," at the for wbrk Was inable to produczp his .
7: is and: O'clock _ ‘ f Palace 'rttoam; Today, Friday and 81f tray. . , ‘ . . ‘ - _ .. iegistrntion card. The Untied Stateyfl
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i“TOM SAWYER" AT THE Department of Justice agents investt- LAWN HOWE-RS
gated the case, and upon being ques- Garden Tools, Rubber Hm
‘Jack Pickford In the Paramount Plc- tioned the young man said that last Watering Pots, Vegetable me
ture of Mark Twain's Story June he “’33 working i“ a ““17”” Flower Seeds, Refrigerators, Oil“ 2 .
camp'in Saskatchewan. Canada. When and G” Stoves Ice (3mm Fm.
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Twain's famous hero, the battling. this story was disproved Norman erg wmow Screens, gm»
claimed that: he was working on a D00“ Etc. ,.
talilroad In Saskatchewan. This state- ’
ment 180 p ved to be f ice. and it is- ’
allege; the :an then adtzhitted he had: Albert P. Gehehe
n.
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