o .4“,
run“, 3111.! 11.1913
niest comedy action transpires.
1111119 cast supporting Madge Ken-
nedv are such comedy notables of
stage and screen as Frank Thomas.
Al 1-1'k Smith Alma Tell, Hedda Hop-
per and Ric'hmd Barthelmess.
Regent Theatre
Special Musical Program By an 1
Regent. Orchestra Every Evening.
Today "pe REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Billie Burke Billie Burke in the Paramount Fea-
lu the Paramount Photopiay of ture. “The. Land of Promise"
In speaking of her latest Para-
mount picture. Billv Burke was heard
to say a few days ago: “ ‘The Land of
.Proinisc' is to me one of the realest
'pictill‘PS I ever worked in and in par
trayinz the inner heart-life of the lit-
tle. affection—starved English girl.
Norah Margh, I almost lived the char-
acter and was quite as worried oi‘er
hcr problems and troubles as if they
had been 111v own.
“The part of the. picture that was
stum'd in western Canada will be very
beautiful, for we passed through the
most beautiful sections of the Canad-
ian Rockies and ‘shot' some scenes
1‘0, “Social Hypocrites." there as well as in the yellow wheat
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY— fields where most of the production
Mme. l’eiroVu, in “Daughtei of ,Wos taken and where my film husband
1’95LIDY~"' . ’was supposed to how a farm.
“A queer thing that happened while
we were working on this production
was that I kept feeling that I had
been in thosep laces before—and. in
deed, several times when we were
motoring about looking for ‘locationS.
I was able to tell the driver which
wav to turn. although .I had novcr
been there before to my knowledge.
‘ "The mystery was explained upon
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the Broadway Stage Success.
“The Land of Promise” »
and the popular
SIDNEY DREW COMEDY.
Saturday
Frank Keenan
In the G1';pping Photopiay.
“Loaded Dice”
and the 4111 of the
Abraham Lincoln
Dramatic Film Stories,
“Tender Memories”
MONDAY? May Allison, in the Met-
Mat. Daily 2:15, Eve. 6:45, 8:39
receipt of :1 letter from 111v aunt in
Montreal, who asked me whether I re
incluhcred the trip 1 had taken with
her through that some district at four
wars of age!"
Today. Friday
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Frank Keenan in “Loaded Dice," and
the Lincoln Drama, "Tender
Memories'
Those who see Frank Keenan i11
‘Loaded Dire" at the Regent Thcaue
"Sntuid11_v would not bellme their 911“.
And an All Star Cast in
“Mr. Miller’s Economies”
A two-part Keystone.
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William S. Hart in
“The Bad Man”
Also, the Latest P111111l Ncws,
llllf‘ famous 11ctor was 11 tired mother
”villi 11 1'c1'v freiful 11nd sickly baby.
the child finally it foil asleep and the
fwcuried passrnucrs settled themscIVes
the baby soon wokc and with it the!
AI THE {HEAIRES pusscnuurs. Slccp socmcd out of the.
. the child. Mr. Keenan raised his Ion:
' ' ' N1ght ph°l°griplly Seen In “Near- figure l'lom his berth and putting on
"ma“ Hill d""“‘0l)ed night motion ml the length of the 1111' to the bcrtli
lure photography to a highh satiS- 'which was lllc 1101111 ccntre."P11rdon
' 'Iuotion 0" “pom 0f “1“ 0110115" hut younwstcrs of 1111' own Pcrhuus I con
it appears that thelimlt of achlevc- fix the little onc 11p." Sowith baby in
leached. 'for :1 half hour or so Then he took his
The scenario of Edgar Sclwyn‘s little chm-1:11 hv ihcn soundh slecpiufl
in which Madge Kennedy makes her night evcrvone slept in peace
scoond appearance as a screen comedvi And wt. in “Lo'ldcd llicc" 111-
made in 1110 some sleeping cm with
Aficr hours of crying on the, pint or
”W _ 'in their berths to gel n-lilllc rest. liut
question 11s the mother could not quicl
ly Married" his or crcout 11s 11 dressing gown stalk
'tory state in Goldwyns great Pm “me 1na1l11111"hcs11id“but l havc bud
"th along that line has 1101 yet been his arms he promenildcil the car aisle
successful comedy, "Nonily Ilim'ricd ”' .l0 111. molhci' and 1‘01 the rest of tho
111.11- at the Palace Theatre. today nun plays the pint of 11
K on
calls for 11 succession of scenes on 11 congcion(o]psq_ who stops of nothing 101
"”“MY automobile highway in “’9 Quin his ends and plnvs it so trclm'n
1"011nt1y on a stormy night Cht’SlGl‘ dousl1 that or outsider would be v1'-'ill
Wlihe‘v the director, and Arthur Eric-1n); to mom that 111 pllVatf' life llll‘
son. the camcraman,1n11dc the most iflcmr w” an utter viliian'.
of them. “Loaded Dice" is 111111 to be the host
The chiefest problem. of cour,se was him“? \h' Keenan has 1111 starred in,‘
to find several stormy nights the next. 'poo 111-fut, dramatic and run well pro
to find a muddy road at all passable dump
for automobiles. New Jersev. which
is giving so much these days to the de- ,“OVER TH ERE" A BIG PATRIOTIC
vclopment of the movies,
both.
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her support spent three nights in of marrow
soaking rain north of F011 Lee. 1111-
11111culateiy clad actors in evening at~
.lect ex1hauges. and is one of the real!" 5
i Saturday .1 if they saw him as the passengers or
. :1 transcontinental truin saw him rc-
Chas. R1chma.1 ill rently when he was on his way to the'
“Over There” ‘1-oast hcrobis future pictures will he
mun 11110er 1
“wished; DRAMA WITH A REAL puspose
1
Miss Kennedy and the players in' To Be Shown at the Palace Theatre TO'.
With co stars of the magnitude of _
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iCim-les 11111111111111 and Anna Q Nilsson with 0111- Normal act“ 1t1' If
'and a play as absorbing as '01er there “ere an) auticipations that,
There " a production is bound to set the Germans might seize upon the'
a record in tax oflice achievements Fourth of Jléi as a dell upon
the Charles Richman Pictures Corpor- Americans, \' did. not water
ation. is being distributed through Se ialize. '
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big patriotic dramas. It will be shown AMSTERDAM Jul) 5'
mmormw at the Pan-“re Them“, between Romania and the Central
Before Monte Jacksons bilih his }o\1c1's probably “1”» “"l he rati-
mother had witnessed a shocking mui- fied until the autumn. sav 5 Di. Ed-S
der which had left its inipreSs on her gal “”1
unborn child. From his earliest chil
hood the boy had evidenced an unr-ea
soning fear of violence and bloodshed,
and while this defect in his moral na-
ture has been instinctively hidden.
\fonte knows in his Man that if ever 11st and there are sc1cr1ll points on
but to the it“ he would flinch The “hick t‘llcle is opposition from"
show-down comes when war breaks out Bali-'3‘“ ““d I'lll'kel'. Which mu“
Monte's friends enlist. llt‘ ('lt'awd "9'
.the service and
. . d AMSTERDAM. July
10m“ "'9 Re Rosncr. a newspaper
Bl rl-inPr 'l‘agelllatt.
agreement But the Austrian Par-
11'iil1 Germauv.
his partners enter
even his sweetheart
Cross.
in “W“ m“ P‘dsi‘m“ “mus" """ F“ German Emp‘er'oi 5 press agent dc
Divions 01111039. ““0 know mm "'5' so ribcs in the Lokal Auzcigcr a
and “mm "9 I“ ””09" to dec'a'P 111111 couscl 1atiou which has 5111' 5 look
59“ by “L" flame” fame" and “h" place between Emperor \lillium
his ‘33?“ to "‘9 “a" (“me definite” '9 111111 the ( 1'111111 P111119 in which'
fuses 10 place himse‘f 3' the 11111103111 the .1111] told his father 11 stor1 of‘
Of his “0““er Beltv. broken 1193"“ the “frogs at the bottle of the
111 this “WW” 0' ”3'8" 59'” ‘ l ‘hcmih-1ics—l)al11cs.'
Illt‘nks hm eneagement and leaves for ’1‘ ho \itll‘\ 1111s told, sans Roshcr
'Fiauce. as thcl l'utllcr 11ml son stood on a
Slumm‘d b “‘5 ‘0”“9' men“ we" " l1ill'111 the battle settor oi the armv
lib’led 111 hi“ Club and dropped b’ h 5 group of General 11111 Francois on
partnem he finds himself in a most Jilllt‘ «3 'lhct ro1v1'1 11mm) snid-
unhappy position Finailv urged by
his moths. ll? enlists and i“ “mm-l preparing to storm the (‘llcmin-
1111111 lleOfiS- 1““ mma‘ “when” dos—Dames The frogs which were
1111111110 ii! “in“ "mm“ pa“""l""’1i111111d in millions in the marshy
him will! I'(‘311 bl“ 1011191111118 “WEE: Ailcttc 1'i1er region (-roukcd in
which r=“'01“ll°“lz“-“ “'5 “3""? ism I1 11 doafenug fashion that tlicv
\loutc 1110(‘01‘115 ‘0 ““119 PM“ ““3“ “ mulblcd the Germans to bring:r up
,wnseame imitcri 1's. ammunition and col—
(‘h'uk's 1111111111111 5 (numueiizatiom“mm. without discoverv. and when
of Home is one 0f "‘0 ”05‘ "0mm" thc attack actuallv 11111 launched
,in:;'. things M “'1” 9“" dom- ““1 Mm" thc deafening concert of the frogs
1) Nil-“1W“- 11‘ MON” “3“”? is “prcvcutcd the enemy from discov-
lovelv and appealing stimulus to pal-,Him: ”H, positions of the German
noiism. 111111-l1inc guns. "
The picture H”
Kirkwood. for many SCOFIELD RECOVERS BOAT
with Mnrv Pickford.
BATCHES 0F GERMANi
fNR'égONAFifi'kiEgyR'oéanggi William St‘Dflt’ltl Was OIN‘C’ the own.
AS MUCIi GROUND 1s’ 3'. ‘11."11’1'1‘1‘: £1233: 223171122231 13:12
(IAINED1n1slc1'iousivdisappeared from Its
' 111001in..s. Since that time he has been
(COMIWBG Prom PM! on.) yquicilv soarfliing for ii and succccded
~——" in spotting it yesterday morning dew
1111i ' thc \i'ushinuton street bridge.
'Hc Immediately wcnt to.pol1cc head-
5.».K'111'l
corrcspoh
Is dilccted bl Jill“? 9"
years associated:
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Win In the Ponce-ion of Four Youth:
at the Wathlngton Street
Bridge
111'111' liu' mouth of tho l‘iuvc 1
rupidllv 111'1' driving the \usfriuns'
book to tho Iiuc oi the old rivcr quarters “”141er told his story and
bcd.1ofi’icer 0111110 a soul to investigate.
Ami-rich" Tildcpciulciu- c l)11_1' 1111 Ho boardcd the craft and took Into cus-
tllc Ameriruu sci tors pgsscil oil' will {our rouns men who gale their
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TO as SHOWN AT THE PALACE SATURDAY
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tire slashed aroi“ l in the mud” "-
cranked their own cars and pulled
from their tires the cutting pieces'
of glass the scenario man caused to-
find lodgment there.
Directors Withey and Goldwyn, ter-i1-'
nical experts, devised a unique meth'
od of lighting designated to simulate
flashes” of lightning. These intermit-
tent flashes, together with the blink-
. i111; lights of the motor cars, furnish
most of the illumination for the scenes
at the roadside and on the exterior of
the madho'use where much of the fun-
Rofon Point
Park
Shore'sz'Chicken
Dinners and
A la Carte Service
BATHING
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Snark.
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DANCING
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This pi1~1u1-,e which has been made by nhich to strfia blow against thel
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liamcut does not meet until Aug-L
/ .*©” :3 2;; .: $273.;
dent, 11 ho frequentiv is termed flu"
”it 11 11.1 11 iron tlu' Gernmns 11 ere,
. when the plot was sprung.
‘W‘
Schmidt Pauli, the speciall
d- commissioner in Romania of the it
Romania isi
quite 1'e11d1 he says, to ratif1 the;
SOME AS LOW
915 Main Street
Fm
1m?” 3.199251. 11’
zmsgzzzmsoa 9“. ‘mm
Bleaae Sale or
Used Pianos and Player Pianos
Jewett. Woodbury, Berkshire and Others
Several Used Player Pianos
VERY LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS.
M. STEINERT 81 SONS CO
New England Agents for Aeolian Co. and Steinwa
shout»:
AS $50
Budgeport
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The Lillie Shop
6Q..NO. MAIN St, So. Norwalk
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names as Theodore ‘Oisrn, Harold, ARE ADVERTISE!) MEDICINES
WORTHLESS?
Gi'cy, Picrpont Edwards and Fred Curl-t
11inphum. When they were questioned.» There is no more reason to condemn
'1 “'35 ‘93"‘9‘1 that "0““?! Edwards and all advertised medicines than there Is
Cunningham had found the craft near to condemn oil physicians 0,. all (mm
the rullroad bridce and had sold it to WIZlSlS Rakes there are in every pro
H-N‘lld GT9"- ifossion and in Navy trade, but they
Th" “0‘“ ““9 "’tmm‘d ‘0 its 0“ “”5 do not last long Take a medicine like
and thc boys bcinn minors 11'ch iii" L1dia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-'
en 11 talking to and allow ed 10 go.
.thc fact that for forty years it has
COURT DE ADIICIS I been relieving women of America from
DIEMBERS PA"_ DElthe worst forms of female ailments.
constantly growing in popularity and
(manned From 1.511 One).
\\' ll ‘ ct t \l m sheet to Wall ocean to ocean as the standard rcme—l
usre.u.a ‘1, ',
stl'cci. io'Wcsl avenue, to Franklin'd’ for female ll‘ls.—-—AdV.
street, to Ely avenue. to Wood street.
to Concord, to South Main, to East
Washington street to Hoyt‘s theatre
At. the théutre the marchers were
disbanded and they adjourned to their
rooms in the building where speciall
exercises were held.
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it —Try l Sentinel Went M
gn—
He foresaw the blow that Germany
was preparing, even in his time, to
launch against the rest of Europe, and
he took steps to meet it. It was thus,
Edward's foresight that saved Europe?
Surelyi
Berlin can never forgive or forget that;
PENICOATS and ROSIE-RY.
inound, the true test of Its merits is'
him, until .It is now recognized from'
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1 GFLORIOUS FOU RTH
The biggest sale' in our store’ a history of WOMEN-’8 and
i MISSES' SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WANTS,-
Your dollar here buys as much as two dollars elsewhere.
Come and beconvinced.
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Call at our Willard Service 8111le
when you will meet a thorougw'f
competent storage hater: expert M
'01“ give unthomtive advice In the
auction.
c"We recharge,re
repair and stone “1"
i A rental battery for any make 0!
can be obtained It any time.
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I Battery Co.
158.1% Main Street
i Talc-phone 93!
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