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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 12, 1918 · page 4

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Starring . . Man," the superb Paramount photo-
t; Arthur Guy: EMMY .p‘lay starring Marguerite Ginkgknown
.— ~‘ .-, {far and wide to screen patrour’os “the
7 i - M hweeteat girl tnmotion piétureo." .l
i i? i may 't‘ ‘9! regnrdjhe roie‘o; BettyeWynno,
r: .. E Lina Cavalieri vi'which l portray in thls‘realty splendid
:3 ii i'“ “‘9 ‘m‘m‘t' . . tipicturo as one of the best I have cm
: ‘ThoEternhl Temptress” done," saidle Clark to an inter-
f A‘ Sid”? "Drew Gained! and in viewer recently} “Batty is a nice girl
1" “ ' Ailducatlonfllmtme whose birth is enshroudod in some
9"” :- -.' 4‘“ ‘11“.Imystery. ‘and she-ltndsxherseli per-H
7 i _ ,3 fectlys at. home .in the mansion of n“
lgroUchy‘finoncier “when she istntr‘o-‘v-e
duced as his grandchild through for:
i W .4. ‘ god documents of which she’ is comi .
i'fpletely in‘ immnce. ‘
: «unatty dissolves the icicles in the
' old man’s heart and he learns to love
. her. deeply, so that, when it develop3
3 M“ a? » that Beityisn’t his granddaughter at-
‘ V » _ V ter all, he dOsen't want to give her up.‘ '
If Today:tW‘ednesday Ot’oourse, everything ends thermal); ‘-
i 9'. - ' u ‘ ' fund the (let'elopment of this a true v
: WallaceReld it; serywbiCK ‘5. based upan'hiaxlmilj.
5 m then ‘Fo‘ster‘s successful novel, is ree-,
.“The House Of Silence? iponsihle‘for many situations of ready: 4
’1 A Paramount l‘iciurv: Also a Two :dmmutic power. Frederick Warda‘:
i Part Keystone Cilll'it‘dy Lplays the pact of the old tinnncrer-mt
3 ———-— { this usual artistic manner." ‘ m net
, i. ‘7Rit'li. Vila. Poor ~Man' w . .1
. Thursday Eiffiylldayfi : limit: at uiigai‘nce‘h‘heatre Thuradiay l
' Marguerite Clark in 7 7 \. '.. sj—-* ‘
' lc an m ‘3“ = "SHOWN IN FEATURE PRODUCTION,
“”19” “'0 aderw Marguerite FROM‘ AMBASSADOR cannons
.' Clark. most people come, Without .'.. BOOK
us: --. .,... .. . .. q
’ v‘gf :iigf'itji: \iti‘e'llllfitvwigz 021031313 The ml‘mitna “before. ”‘0 “f" A:
’ 'those delightful “Emma 11““ give: .every one knows today, ma e 0
= this ~fuvorite an opportunity to l espionage a grant national understand-
} exercise hm- talent for both hu- ‘ine. . To be auccesatulin this branch
? ”mm“ “"d dramatic «m- ‘ unmet." u isl‘heehssary to $40
’ T“ m minmely'int‘o detoiliolmpsy'achol-
; 'Sflhfltdfifi‘Viih Vaudeville. ogyt’nnd. we must Ill Idmit that the.
i 4 WmJ‘S‘. :‘Hart in Germans have a‘m93°“‘:‘¥“$§::
‘ -- ' - ' , iiicially organize ' t o r“. . .
i ' .“The Silent Stranger” iem.‘ 4 ‘With Whabw thrown in-
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(3‘ t 61 the house by him after a series
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AT ms REGENT THEATRE
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“Over the Top" with Semi. Arthur

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he (Ough uring 1hr: eighteen months:tixrough her love forJiafi-y Althrap, :i
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The Great American Photoniav. l e D e e 5‘ 1* fianior. ot the {Regent theatre. on value‘ in solidifying vAmeric d i: H I ‘ '
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news which has come to lamination Male for Lina Csvnlieri. the» noted 01? “‘5 and Mri. Arthur W- Claik

 

, picture “fans" in an age, hecatme they-19m singer. was along and difficult one. hive returned to Rowayton from a I" '
have all heard otrihnpey and want to‘Aftér thousands of manuscripts had fish with relatives in Tarrytown. £1331“ taken a position in the
see him. Aceordtng'to the advance. been rejected, however, “The Eternal! __ 4 , People’s Grocery, at the corner or tRo-

 

information received by Mr. Kantor‘Temptress,’ by Mme. Fred de Gresac. Milton Evory is at his home on
‘Empey Willappoar on the screen with l was demoed upon. This is a story of .nPennoyer syeot from a'schooizin Lake-
all‘of tho inflation that has made'a Mum .woman at modern Venicozrille, Conn, for the summer montlm.
him one‘ of the most notable personall-‘land is not only a thrilling. gripping de~ ‘ '
«tios'dew‘loped by the var. Albert E. ‘ acription of affairs in Italy at the 0% Ensign Frank R. Stesens nod Wil-
Smlth, president. of mofiitazraph pron} of the present “it": but casts ailiam 1. Stevens, Jr., of the merchant
unmounte- mimosa him" ‘one Matron: light. on the mehotis used by ”16' marine, are both on the. high seas
the‘yg‘t’eoinatural- more Irreverwlly QPrus'elan dimming in gainingionce again.

unwind he else says thong-p0! him their. Wen. ”As Coredia Sanzio.l
been persimmon" mount on the'ycdiauiri becomes’ptool moiety hands

w’ayton avenue and McKinley street.

 

William Watson, Jr., who has been

 

nicely no the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Aaron G. Stevens on Rowayton
avenue.

 

—————— Mr. and Mrs. John Flint have ar-
Mr. and Mrs. 'thliam Gilbert of rived in Rowayton for a short visit
'Norwalk Vi“ shortly move into party‘with'relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Flint are
of the house of Nehemiah Knox on living in Detroit, Mich. Mr. Flint will
“Rawayton avenue. {make aitbusiness trip to Washington
' ibeiore returning west.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the r ‘
Buwayhon Methodist church met in William W. Lynch oi the West Side
‘the chapel of the church this after was at the exemption board yesterday,
. noon at 1:30 o'clock. undergoing examination for the Unit
‘ ed States service. Mr. Lynch recent-
Elmer Cronk at North avenue, 1mg ly returned to Rowayton from Alaska.

 

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AT iI'H-E PALACE TOMORROW ANP‘FRDAY WITH VAUDEVILLE

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Mr. aners. Lewis E. Raymond and
son of New York 'city were Sunday]
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Sici-
ens on McKinley place. Mr. Rumour!
returned to New York Mondanlhuu.
Mrs. Raymond will remainin Rowarf
top for a. visit, I

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Fifth Ward lRepublicans will meet all
the rooms of the Rowayton Hose com!
pany at. 8 o'clock this evening-to (‘IQ «.11
three delegates to the convention to
be held in the court room in the lily,
ball tomorrow evening. Three mmm
bers of the town commute will. also hi
chosen for the coming two years. t

Milton Rowland, son of Mr. and MIH4
Henry L. Rowland of Grim-lien strum
who was stricken with-spinal monim
gitis some months ego. is now up aml
is walking around at. (‘nlmpni‘lanrmtrI
Atlanta, Georgia. Aside 1mm 3 would
back, which will probablyv‘oe atl'eotull
for some time.- he targettingt along.
nicely and will;unless" summing the *
foreseen det‘elopesaregfll’thin health!
entirely. A serum rPCently discovered
for the. treatment of thieaterrihle tilqd
case was used in- Milton'mcttse. and
thanks to science, . it lvasjinwsi cf‘
fet'tive. Previous to it‘s usefviciimn
Often lost the use Of somc‘oi thoir fare
ulties or were heliilesrcrlpm. _"N
peculiar instance inchnne‘c‘ttflkqwiilii
Milton's illnes itgthat. with: hdi‘wari
stricken will} the diseasefomfl the
boys to help carry him into tlw’htrap'u
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