Regent Theatre
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
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Today
Edith Storey
in a romantic story.
“Treasure of the Sea”
Latest Hearst-Pattie News
and the Bennett Cdmedy,
“AN INTERNATIONAL SNEAK."
Tuesday 7
Alice Joyce
in her screen success,
“The Triumph of the
Weak”
The thrilling serial,
‘VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN
and the
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REGENT THEATRE TUESDAY
“Triumph of the Weak." With Alice
, Joyce and “Vengeance and the
l B d d quman"
ran e a do . li'l~WI( ow - . - ' .
a ma“ ,0“ is efflgadrmim a 3.2:: 'l‘t‘ll‘lllt'l‘llllli‘t‘: High, 89; ion,
city to fight against crushing odds for 72- hm“ QNORWALK
her own name and the life of her child. . “
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; She loves and is loved by a young bus- ‘ ""‘
Today. Monday
TARZAN
“ OF THE APES
Pioduced in the wildest jungles of
Brazil. at a cost or $300,000.
Also.
'tARlE DRESSLER in “FIRED."
*omcdy that will rock the world
with laughter.
\nd the Latest Paths News.
' Tuesday
Wm. Fox presents
2 e and Katherine Lee in
“American Buds”
sparkling romantic. drama,
looming with laughs and heart
appeals, and the ofllcinl
United States War
Review.
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Wednesday
Grace Valentine, in
“The Unchastened
Woman”
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:iness man and she makes the mistake I , - !
01f seething to keep from him her only ’ 0 28,000 N. E. TROOPS
s n—t lat of stealing a hit of cliea 'ew~ . '
elry to buy milk for her baby. n] If e w 1 AT FRONT, 31,000
Everv ray of sunshine as it enters" " . l STRIKE AT HOME
her life is overwhelmed by the shadl ,_ r i M \
ow of this crime. The day comes WIIOII' ” . (Continued from First Page.)
she can fiziit no longer and then she. l ——.....
learns the man she feared to trustE The “'el’kll‘ dance ill ”“3 Knob, 33‘“
with her secret loves her the more for l urday evening, was attended by a lame es. might be fruitful of compromises
mo brave fight she has made. inumber of young people, W110 eflJOYNl permitting an early resumption of
This h, ”1,, theme 0‘ mph? Triumph ‘ the occasion immensely. Music was work. The most serious situations
or the Weak." the Viingraph Blup liii'iiislied by lironificld's Orchestra, (if were at Lynn, where a strike U, 10.-
Ribbon Feature, which will he 5...." m'tllcnbrook. €000 workers had tied up the plant of
the Recent Theatre on Tuesdav Alice m ltlie General Electric Company; and at
Joyce has one of her mest appealing, \‘p:.m-tln;.v was the hottest Sunday of ilrocliton, where an equal number of
‘ roles in the young mother. and is mm the season. and the nearby upllt‘lll‘ii shoe operatives were out.
,ported by an exceptionallv capable were crowded to capacity until late at: Federal investigators James A. Stil-
lf‘afil. lnf‘lUdan Walter McGrnil. Eula‘ night. The trolleys being well patron? “run and It. ll. Leslie went to Brock-
lie Jensen. Adele De Garde. ilenl‘l' , land until long after 11 p. in. itch to tackle the piobleni thcie today.
l‘lourl, Templar Saxe, and Maybelle‘ * ~——-—-—- At Hm'erlilll, Mayor L. K. MUI’SG made
llarr. a futile attempt ill reconciliation. At
l’awtuckcl. ll. l.. John (loitien. presi-
dent of the United Textile Workers of
When your boy goes to camp, out
.bim .1 Nathan Comfort Kit. it's Just.
8‘ the Palace the thing he nerds-4n a neat. compirl
“Tarzan of the Apes."
.i'nvishers, atrocities
(‘onno .lnmoson's l‘illd
islave li‘udinz. with
in the Belclnu
on the HocrsH
its concomitant
--..__..-... ‘750 textile workers are out.
Jo'upph “'illrll. of 1.3.1950“, Nehru-<an The Smith & Wesson revolver fiic‘
is in town. i-oiieu'lnl‘: his old ncqunin-i toi'y ,nt Springfield. continued ,in op-
ofilcers in fair fight and then maroon
Lord Grovetoke and his wife. A boy
, i:~ born in the jungle: the mother tiles
'lll'lll located on n liiruo cattle ranch in
Nebraska of which he is now—in charged
leaders. The lesser troubles oi the
papers iiiiilicrs. nt Hoiyok‘a, and erotic.
,ers .nt linsthampton. appeared no
and the bahv is carried off by a mother; nearer adjustment.
one, who has lust lost her young. The
film traces the crowili of the boys—z
liiilf ape. ltnlf human—till his twen-
tieth year.
A counter melody is being played in
England. where how] Greysiokc's bro-
ther assumes the title after linyim:
liltll‘i‘lt‘i‘l a barmaid. Their child is a
potted brat. News is lirouelit to them,
by a sailor, Illnn, that the heir in the!
(lrcystokc estate is alive in .\t‘ri<-n.'
,Tlie barmaid aristocrat has Binns iii-
llumors this morning regarding ll
“walkout“ of the moulders in Moeky
cr's Foundry on Smith street proved on
investicutiou. to be true in ii war, but
was a very peaceful one, as the men
asked permission to lay ofi’ for the day
., , tl t Hill. it. i. In the morning he Spoke to
on account of the lll‘lil. n root es in 'uw men of the Naval Training, in the
was cheerfully granted. ,
aiiftei-noon at the Army and Navy Y. bl.
('. A. gymnasium. and in the evening
at Fort Adams,
ilcv. Gerald ll. Heard. of Park Street
Congregational church, Bridgeport.
spoke three llliletl. yesterday. in New-
A bit: benefit dance is to be held
tomorrow evening in the dancing pnvd- I,
ion at iloton Point. The entire rc-.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
:cnrccrnted as a lunatic for ion vcnril. (-eipts from this dance will go to the ,
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Edith storey in h
and Action, “Treasure of the
Sea"
An exciting quest for gold, which‘ with a lion, as well as his fight with a' g
was lost when a treasure ship went native negro are excellent pictures oil
into the plot of the action.
Metro All-Star series picture, “Tree-l
sure of the Sea." which will show tivea and dozens of apes in
down. comes
Edith Storey
Regent Theatre today.
The heroine, in the, person of Miss is beautiful in his massive strength as
Storey, stumbles across the wreck of the grown Tarzan, but Gordon (lriffi
an ancient merchant ship laden with; who plays Tarzan attlie age of in. isl
gold bullion, which had gone" (10“th entitled to equal honors. G'rlfilth plays
in a storm with the loss of 9,11 bands' with charming ape-like wistfulness.
and which the incoming tide had “hi. True Boardman and Kathlee Kirkmnn
ally cast up on tlir sand. With the may
. skeleton of the George French is Binns; Thomas Jet-t
valiant traden h~i attled deep. and ferson is the scientist; Enid Markey
succeeding Sict'lizs lizui buried its rz-t- plays his daughter, the girl with Whom
ted ribs and worm eaten keel under
Passage of years
tons of sand.
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3 Romance of Mystery "Tarzan."- Tlie fight between sailors
mi and officers aboard the vessel is an ex- be there on that evening to help the
in an ideal role at the lure. the program only gives the humour
By a freakish prank, a. hurricane.
sweeping over the burial place 0: the and his own father, and Jack Wilsonl
ship blow the sand away. causing appears as the brutal sea captain. Un-l
the grave of the wreck to yield up the '
gaunt carcass, with its golden cargo.
How the heroine and hero of “Trea-I Eei‘print expert, the solicitor, the al‘l‘S~
sure of the Sea," battle for the gold . iocrat brat. the negro warrior, or the
and the question as‘ to who wins the, vengeful serving maid, all good may.
treasure is revealed in scenes which, ers and deserving of appreciation.
make this picture an exceptionally fine=
”:Rofon l’oi m‘
. but a vengeful mitid servant finally
helps him escape. He tells his story
to a scicntll, a fingerprint export. and . help to provide mun with Ilcd (Toss;
the Greysiokc solicitor. with the refill“ comfort hhg. and also cigars, pipes,
that n. party ' is made up to seek out and tobacco. Grace Brothers' arches-4
Tarzan “3 1““ jungle home. lift! of ciaht musicians will furnish inn-i
Seine of the finest bits of action ever ‘ sic free '0“ this special occasion. it is
portrayed on the screen are found in, expected that the largest crowd that
was ever in the dancing pavilion will
170 boys that will leave Norwnlk, this
Thursday, to join the colors. it will;
citing bit of action. Tarznn's striiegle Keep the ChildrenWe“
To keep the little once well,\slurdy
and happy, free of cough, colds, croup.
little fevers and inflamed throats, use
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
It is carefully made of selected rem-
edies that loosen and break up a cough.
stop croup and ease en aching inflamed
throat. and it in clean of all narcotics.
The prom tune of Foley’s Honey and
Tar is very cl lul for whooping cough.
and the restless everish state that attends
children‘s diseases.
M. T. Davie. Beanviile, W. Va.
"One of my sirens had I small child taken
with enoup. Tgcy came to my More and bond“
I bottle oi Foley 0 Honey and TI! and before
morning the child was entirely recovered"
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ood cause along.
Another fleet of fifty war trucks
, rolled through Wall street at 10
io’clock this morning. and while very
' similar in every way to the fifty that
-\v‘nl through Saturday noon. it was
Elmo Lincolnl n. liceabie that there were just 51 men
, l to than them. The single exception to
t 1‘ the rule of the lone driver to the truck
I was a sergeant who sat, with the driver
rof the third truck from the rear. 011
the last truck was a big American flag.
As was the case with former fleets. all
the trucks were stripped to the
.chaSSis with the body boxed in a. big
lease on top. The machines kept not
he caveman Tarzan falls in love' Bes- 0"" thirty feet apart. and it tookbonly
tsie Toner is the barmaid aristocrat: a minute or two £01 them to pass y.
Although there are hundreds of no-
the pic
of a few of the players.
Tarzan's father and mother: writes:—
PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY.
How Jane Lee upset the plotting of
a German spy is the story told in new
production of which she and her sister
hatherine are the stars and which is
to be shown Tuesday at the Palace
Theatre. The picture. a romantic dra-
ma. is entitled "AMERiCAN BUDS"
and shows the William Fox "Baby
Grands" stirring up trouble in the or
my. Prior to that they also have some
preliminary practice in an orphanage.
Jane and Katherine. whose previous
appearances in “Two Little lmps" and
“Troublemakers” will be recalled. are
cast in their new picture as waids of
charity about whose parentage every“
one is in doubt. Their transfer from the
orphanage to the army post is the re
sult. of an apparently justified conclu-
sion that they are children of a cap.
tain there. The captain. being a bach-
elor, finds their presence decidedly eni-
bai'rassing and fiancee, the colonel‘s
daughter, considers it good cause to
return her engagement ring.
Jane herself accidently solVes the
mystery. There is a spy in camp who
is the captain's rival in love. This spy
undertakes to steal some of the colon-
el’s papeis and is detected by Jane.
' When he attempts to escape the spy is
shot and confesses he is the father ol
the children and that their mother is
an older daughter of the colonel. (loin-
edy features of the picture are said to
be strongly developed, the children
constantly playing pranks on the adults
who constitute the majority of the cast.
Other number's on the bill include
the latest Allied War Review.
Daily showings at 2:15 and 7:15 and
9 p. in. will be given.
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A veteran business man, who val
) limos! completely bold and had tried
numerous topics. lotions. shampoos, etc.
l without benefit. came across, while on
I journey. an Indiana’ recipe by which
he grew a complete crop of healthy.
luxuriant hair that be now possesses.-
Othere—men and women—vhave re-
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same method. Whoever- wlshel the re-
cipe may obtain it free by writing to
John Hart Drllialn. Bil-222, Station I".
New York. N. Y. 0r obtain a box 0!
. gm t«glowing. tligature. made according
. e per sec reel 9 I. t drug
store, ready for use. p ' ‘ he
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For adventure “Tarzan: hits the
bull's-eye.
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