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Today and Tomorrow
At 2:15. 7:15 and 9 o’clock
Clara Kimball Yountr
And her own company present
“The House of Glass”
The phenomenal melodrama
by Max Marcia.
Saturday
Earle Williams
in the Blue Ribbon Feature,
“An American Live Wire”
And the third of the
Abraham Lincoln
Dramatic Film Ston‘es.
“My Father”
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. JULIAN ELTINGES LIFE STORY
Julian Eltinge was born in Butte
“ ’Montana (but his parents moved to
7 Boston, Mass, while he was still very, ' ' “:0‘ .- __ . :w 1 ' A A..- u ,. ._ ..-, _. v ‘ ”ATP—Q
‘ ’ mung) dud It we 1 "”’“““““”“‘”‘”” _- “W * ” " “ ‘" “ “m‘
Wellldo'hchool arid 2pm? if, that he him still another step up the ladder of Fairfax and directed by William C de omce provides an unexpected method Marv- ll° make a giantic afternoon and 355 naval operations at Zeebru
e greater success. and in “The Fascinating WI Mille. of securing her pardon from the gov- night's entertainment German submarine base on til
. part of his childhood. He was towed l ’
. to go to walk at the early age of f in dow" in the duel role of Mrs. Monte - , ernor oi' the state. T . Elan coast.
1 teen. : ° and Hal Blake.'he scored a phenome “THE HOUSE or GLASS" AT 1 The delineation of this character‘ . - Ernest Johnson son of Charms s l Thomas .1. MacNamara, this 215...;
' The story that he is a Harvard man nal success. This was at the Liberty" THE REGENT THEATRE .glves Miss Young on ODDOTtUIlllY for l . . Johns on of West N orw alk who some secretary of the Admiralty. made 331 ,
t (lOu’lnlesg owes its 0”ng t0 the fact Theatre, New York City, in 1911.
' that Mr. Eltlnge whose real name” by After touring in the same p1oductlon Clara Kimball Young in a New Photo-
. the way, Is William Dalton. belonged Until 1914, he appeaxed in “The thino— 3 play Today and Tomorrow aton 0" the ”cues“ 5‘” “2°“ whom
1 to the Boston cadets, a military organ. line Girl." in the role or Tom Hale. at In “The House of Glass." Clara Kim- fortune Emu“ 5° belated]; l
' inst 11; many‘ of the members of which the Knickerbocker Theatre, also New ball Young will appear at the Regent A dramatic story by we iknown
. 2 were nrvsrd men. The cadets were York City. Mr. Eltlnge continued inTheatre todAy and tomorrow, in the playwright, “ photoplay acted by Clara‘
j in the habit of giVlng excellent ama- “The Crinollne G“. 11 until 1915 when role of afargm‘et Cage, an innocent Kimball 0011113. and superb cast under Red Cross Wlll meet With Mrs_ Louise
teur productions yearly, and u was at he started in on his latest and greatestclrl whom :1 train of circumstances 5‘ Stem“ 2mm” and ”“4“?le ‘ swede ”“5 fawning and d9 "07k 1""
' on’d’fit thes namel "Mi 3' success "Cousin Lucy " in which ho‘condemns to a prison sentence. produced— The HOUSE Of Glass la the soldiers 1n France.
8. Y. . SS impllcl- ' ' . m ch worth while' General Cobb made several rips to .
ty” that Julian mu t has plaved until very recently when, Upon the granting of her parole, V9” .“‘ ' l , ' . British Royal Air Force Who!
. Inge gonad his - M Lo i 1 fW tN walk Newport \ew.s Virginia, an also as i
first notoriety us a female impersona- he followed the example at most of his Margaret goes west. where she moot 155 ‘1 39 Meise ° 93 0‘ in the Dutch province Of 288 and
. EATRE SATURDAY far as Portland. Me. Another son,
. tor. During his ,_ whole association fellow actors and succumbed to the ties a prominent railroad man named REGENT TH avenue. has accepted a 9091“” "mil Charles E Johnson, Jr has left his day and are ‘0 be interned at
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NORWALK W... m .. “c
s e y in ”Boston has been transferred from mons to this effect? yesterday and.
I that the operations were more and
to 1 than at first had been sup' ‘ ‘
He added that the German craft in
‘t’re' liter l n u t udson iver, , ,
The WeSt Norwalk Auxiliary 01 the traltgsterrii'i'gfissppll e r e Rmps‘now the subject of constant oomblllfla
and other govern en ork in hosei The entrance to the harbor-oi
places Mr Johnson .5 while 11 the brugge is blocked. according to m
" ' ' ' George‘lCoward and John Reed of“
the ship he first went on, the Genera
Cobb of Boston to a pas nger and s
. with the Boston C ,‘lets, Mix, Elttnge lure ot‘the motion picture. Harvey Lake; his appointment. to” a _ - the lace contel‘n in the Vanderhoe position in the Grotut fit Knapp hat Hague. In an interview publishé‘d
was working in n .loston wholesale Mr. Eltinge is appearing-antic Pal- big job in the east brings them to New Earle Williams in “An American Live factory, Norwalk Her brother Harry; factory South Norwalk And joined the the aAmsterdam Telegraat they say ‘ ,
‘ house. ' see today and tomorrow in his newest York city, where a detective recog-l Wire," and Another Abraham has finally received papers from the ‘ordnsn'ce de srtment of the overn- Germans are working day and
Subsequently he appeared in several Paramount photoplny. “The Widow’s nizes het Fortunatelv. the incident Lincoln Drama . igovernmsnt. and has-passed examlns- p g to clear the passage, but each
. vaudeville engagements, receiving Might,” written for him by Marion or a theft by a youth in Mr- Lake's San Fernando Mission, one of the 'tions as electrician on the steamships ment in Hoboken. N J Mr Johnson British aviators demolish the Germ,
ithin the draft age and decided
- in oin across the ocean He has recelv-i was w progress.
sometimes as muCh as ”-000 or 51500 W m08t famous and most visited spots g g to take this pasition. Both boys nreI
_ -S . v' t e aliiornia, is filmed in sev-I ed word to be ieady for service in the l The cement laden ships sunk in ,
a week Hi success in vaude the led . Efstléczge: in “An American Lire next ten days. 'well and favorably known in West harbor are still there and the Ge m",
, . A Wire" the vitagrnph Blue Ribbon Norwslk and their friends wish them are afraid to blow them up f
. Feature. which will be the attraction Flske O’Hara, the actor is spending success and a safe return. _ lthey will also destroy the sluice . .
R o, on PO," f in the Regent Theatre on Saturday lseversl weeks at his residence in West -———-—-————-——- t‘Lleutenants assert that no gut, a,
. ' Not only does the Mission p ovlde an Norwalk avenue He is at present MANY GERMAN SHIPS can enter or leave Zeehrugge
' extraordinary artistic and beautifull superintending the remodeling at his A: pENT AT ZEEBRUGGE -vbloclrade of Orland is not so comp};
setting, but to Easterners Who read: residence F. is. Dawles's of New ‘ i but the Germans are having
the railway guides, it Will recall 11“ Canaan has the contract. The house Twenty-one Destroyers and othcrttroubie there
the charm and romance of the Spot t has been enlarged. the veranda scrteen- Craft Locked in l The motor of the seaplane ca ;
Director Tom Mills has been moat ed in and other improvements made 'LO'.\W)ON, June 20.——Twcntv- one Coward and Read failed wh
happy in his selections of locations to“ Mr. O’Hara will start on tour earlier German destroyers, a large numbei of. were bombing Zeebrugge. Germ
this picture, which is an adaptation than usual next fall submarines and numerous auxiliarytators attacked their machine 11114
from the famous 0. Henry story, “The - —-— craft are penned in the Bruzes Canal “managed to reach Holland and to
Lotus and the Bottle. " Earle Williams. The West Norwalk improvement As. docks as the result of the recentBrit-mape capture by the Germans. 1‘
with Gl ace Darmond, have the stellar sociatlon is planning for a fair and en- - ' .
roles. and in the supporting cast are tertalnment on July 4 on the grounds «
Hal Clements. .Mlss Toner, Orral of Hugo Ruehl of West Norwalk ave- « , ’ _ ‘ ,
Humphrles. Margaret Bennett. and hue. This will be the biggest and best; REGENT THEATRE
Malcolm Blevins. ‘ - endeavor ever undertaken by the 111-.
dies. Coming on the country's great
‘lSENA'i'OR‘ KLEET on ” , ' est patriotic holiday a huge attend-‘1 Free Lecture on Christian SCienc
Park ‘
DANCING
, EVery
EVening
Except
Sunday
Dancing Admission 20c
REPUBLICAN STATE once is looked for. Miss Anne Suther-‘I
l CENTRAL COMMITTEE 'lantl. ‘a resident of West Norwalk‘, and ' ‘ , ’ By JOIIN RANDALL DUNN C S.
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NEW BRITAIN Conn; June 20.-— one o! the country’s most. famous .
Senator George W. Kleet wns ,‘re-‘actresses. will deliver an address. Member Of the Board ‘2' Iccturcshiu of the Moth
Saturdays and Holidays 3012 '
. . B ATHING ' " . . elected to the Republican State Con-{There will be a baseball game, tennis ' Chute“ the mt Church at cm ScientiSt M
' ~ ‘ g . . " ‘ ‘ " tral Committee at a meeting, or tho' matches, Punch and Judy show. mus-_ :. ,
*~ Casino. Restaurant Opens “ 855115 From "The Home of Glass" with Clara imbail Young in the 3h!» delegates to the State Convention last to, both vocal and instrumental. re-T
' v , ' . liar hole, at the Regent Theatre Today and Tomorrow - ~ g . . night. ' ' monuments. and "elflhm‘ that goes ~
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