-. ._..._..'l..,.., n.1,...o .. :“Over There . 43‘: w '- .'E. . , 1 . .— » .1...l..‘.smwmxa:' 3er - w ..,..1 v Nr-(u Arthur Guy Empey 5 World Famous Pool; Under the Auspices of the Norwalk companies, I, K and l, we Days, Wednesday &T I 1 I E ’:i~"...v i ursday, -_——=-.=—_;._———==‘F——— The Management of This Theatre Takes Pleasure 111 Presenting to You .yitagraph’ s Stupendous, Photoplay of Sergt. .7111 Battalion In!” Bonn. State Guards une121 ADMISSION 25c. INCLUDING WAR TAX OVER THE TOP is based. uponfacts and actual conditions 1 It is an intimate tilin- productlon of Trench Life. Actual Battle. Patrol Duty. Barrage Fire and Scenes in ‘ . Ethe Barracks. You see our boys going 1“0ver,1the TOD” in their. valiant effort Etoo‘vierthrow Prussianism and establish E Ewdrldfdethbcracy. , ’ Three Performances Daily 2:15, 7:15 and 9 P. M. Whether or Not You EHave'REead 3.1 E Sergeant Empey’ 3 Story OVER THE TOP . You stood remiss the 0pm.... i1 ~ 1|:on see this wonder pholoplay. toys “liver There.” 'WatCh forthe-Big Parade q . Monday and TueSday Evenings: «— Regent Theatre . 8 Shows—2: 16. 1: 15 and- 9 - Special Musical Program By the -‘ltbgent Orchestra Every Evening. in the cast a number of well known Today holder '11 .,. Mad (3 Jiennzdz/ .xIEit DANCER GAME E ..E‘. -\‘\‘El‘\ 01 E . . .‘VEit‘inldlllflllt "Lint-111?: man the Universal Screen Maga‘ ' E. elite and: 2-reei comedy._ .——- . ednesday and Thursday we Great Amet' can Photoplay. “Over tE11 Top” 1 Starring the War Hero. I" T. AI.’I‘I iR GI'Y BMPEY i 1 HUMOR!!!” Juno 1! (Ration - ‘ * Ill ifitlolebhlaDEt unl- postman .. mt avocado. ,-—Momamu Today. Tuesday FINAL SHOWINGS 0F Pauline Frederick IN Mrs. [lane’s Belence ‘ . Hearst Pathe News and Others Tomorrow JESSE L L‘ASKY PRESENTS Wallace Reid in “The. House of Silence” WHO KILLED JUDGE CARTER? Was it a Shocking Crime or Did he Get his Just deserts? The Best Detective Story of the Year. See it Thursday and Friday With Vaudeville Marguerite Clark “Rich Man—Poor Man’f ' Al lflE'lllEAlRES REGENT THEATRE TODAY screen revenues, including Lois eMre- dith and James Morrison in the prin Shiaurlce. Arthur Dennison. Julia Swayne Gordon. Nellie Anderson and “The Danger Game " a Goldwyn Fea Betty Blythe lure Starring Madge Kennedy. More than 7‘500 regular U 5.301- Madge KenneCi’ in an entir'ely dit diets were used in making trench l‘erent characterization is the promise ”“951 which ""9 staged at Camp held out by Goldwyn when the star Wheeler neaEr Macon, Ga..- by special makes her appaangnce as Clytle Rog permit of the War department. are in “The Danger Game." at .the‘ E 'Regene theattre today. Again she is found in a "society" environment with every opportunity to wear the charming individual gowns for which she is famous, but she dosen‘t stay PALACEEE TEHEEA‘E'I'RE room . Pauline Frederick the Paramount actress who is at present appearing in “Mrs 011111? 3' Defense' the"? 10n8~ lher drive any kind of a motor than ’ in a spirit of pique.1(‘lytie Rogers anything else in the world and is more (Madge Kennedy) determines to at home than automoinbilé than in a prove that everything in the book she has written could really happen. and is not improbable. tar-fetched and her words the“ other day when some ludicrous as one critic said His name scenes for her latest Paramount photo- drawing room. ‘0- H is James Gilpin He said taken at Yonkers. New York. Her .among other things. that no cultured newest é”. a “menace, got fractious girl could prove so adept a burglar and wouldn’t go any further. Not. to as Clytie made her heroine. That. bedaunted Miss Frederick demonau'at. first of all. is what Clytle determines ed her intrepid spirit by fearlessly en- Etorefute. E ‘ tering a Ford. and more-oyer. driving She enters an open window. close to the thing successfully to the remote the sidewalk. with no thought of what "location where her director and the W _..-——"._. ‘contenls or her vanity box into the ”1.51%9nf ' ; play Wednesday and Thursday 1 may happen. Surprised in the “t 0’ rest of the cast were anxiously await- [powdering her nose she dashes the int; he, . eyes of a man who enters the room; (Continued 011 P880 HOV“) Efloes and runs into a policeman. PRES. PFARSON _, NAMED MANAGER BY SEC. M’ADOO (Continued I'm Pale One] _— 1 Eleven THE TOP" COMING TO THE REGENT THEATRE l Sergt. Arthur Guy Empey in the Photo-' Manager Kantor, of the Resent; ‘ theatre. has scored the scoop of years , eastern district includes: in motion piclures by obtaining "Over P. E. Crowley. federal manager. the Top" the \‘ltagraph special in New York Central railroad and Empev..Pittsb11rgh and Lake Erie railway, i 1 h Guy which Seizeant Art or ‘omce at New York. icipui supporting roles “Mother MarYE at the Palace' Theatre. has often said she would ra- i She had an excellentigmnd . opportunity to prove the sincerity or; land, Clytle never will forget. she hates it play “Mrs Dan 9 Defense" were being! Parkersblxrg and Pittsburgh and Dayton and Union railroad. office at Cincinnati. H. A Boomer, general manager Lake Erie and Western railroad ot- tide at Indianapolis. Appointments tor the Neil England; Mylo include Pearson. federal manager. New YoEiE-li. New Haven and Hart-l [ford railroad. and Central New Eng, land railway. ofllce at New Haven: Conn. E ..R Pollok federal manner. Bos ton and Maine railroad office at , NonhStatlon. Boston. I 1 H. M. Blscoe. federal r again; Boston 81 Albany raiitonr'. clice at! ’86th Station. Boston. I). C Doueiass. '- neral manager. Blaine animal raiiioad ofllce at Port- land Ma. ' J. W. Wardlaw, general manager. Contra , ermont railway. oilice at St: Al . L Gr oleman. general manager. ,. nk railway. in New Eng~‘ ‘ at Portland. Me. ' . vis, general manager. Rut- land r d. otllce at 11111151111, Vt. pacvfifis ssnzuns or mouse. uh. m. w MtuMouId Give Wilson Control of Telegraph Lines. EWAS NGTON. June l—The presi dent wfld be empowered to take pos setsionfiall cable, telephone and tele grbph fies under an amendment to - only author of the famous book. appears in the leading role. "Dyer the Top" 3 will be shown at the Regent Theatre ' for two days. beginning Wednesday He is planning to make it one of the blues! events in the history of the A. J. Stone. federal manager. Erie railroad once at New York. F. L. Blendinger. general manager.‘ lehinh Valley railroad. oflice New York. [1‘ P. Gutciius. xenon! manager” [blown and Hudson railroad. once theatre. and will have special decor- " New York ulna: and music 11mm run 0' Appointments in the cabinet-n13 district include: . i :1“ picture. “Over the Top.” in ntcturotom will mount the lush "rhino! hurt thrilling may. at action in so: a L Poet. 1mm mum. Ma- ulynala lines test at [-11141 and Pitt» haul: (imam. m and 3mm railway and m Around and lacuna railroad. aloe at a.” (“vacuum aria-nu at; E on. nouns. out a mmmwwmuahmmm E 6 “Quality IIIIZS COATS — SUITS-—- DRESSES SUMMER FU RS BATBING SUITS— SKIRTS ' WAISTS— MIDDIES -- MILLINERY Shoo” |- Change Accounts Opened 1 "’_.. . E; _ ,- ' J“ ithe $12. 00. 000,006 array appropriation bill introduced yestrday 1‘1; Senator Sheppard (Tex.) The purpose would be to assure he crechof military information and to prevent communication among spies. nous LIGHTING ‘oiscourmuzo. HARTFORD, June 11.—-'l‘he lighting or the dome of the State Capitol is to . be discontinued by order of Comptrol- ler Morris 0. Webster. He- made known his decision today. He said the reason was two-fold. conservation of ‘tuel through disuse of electricity and ‘ ' and the possibility of visits from1 enemy. airplanes. ‘ seventy per cent. have been granted Worm: -—.—.-‘ ‘4 .._... WOOLENE WORKERS WAGES ’ EE " nAlsEo. . lefldass. June 11. --Loeal" woolen plains have abnounced a to! per cent. wage increase to become a;- E iecuve June 17. About eighteen hu- . drod bands will be affected. Dotti; the past two years increases totalling. by the tocal woolen concerns. .11: 13mm 1 FILMS . 11110110 SUPPLIES 1 STILISON—POWELL 00111- . Park ,. DANCING Every » Evening Except
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