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3 agent Theatre
’ ‘pecll at Musical Program By the
. t, t Orchestra Every Evenlns- .
. A ParalTngl‘llntyF'eature, Today
JaCk PiCkford Theda Barn
With Louis; 13:39.! in, the finely ——in—-
“His Majesty. Bunker “The may: 3.1“”
Bean” ‘ A Kev/etch: COMEDY.
And Fatty Arbucllle in -.- . .
‘ “Moonshine” Thursda and Friday
Vlo a Dana
Starring in
“Blue Jeans”
Succial Added Attraction
Thursday Only
“The Historic Fourth of
July in Paris”
Presented by the American Red
Cross.
See the Former Sixth Company
ona, of Net-walk. in This
COMINGi’The Broadway Sue
oesa. I‘Ths Guilty Man "
Also. Burton Holmoa' Travel
Pictures.
it illililiiiiiii
Palace THEATRE rouse
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-Theda Bars in \" andsrful
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Russian
Photodrama. “The Rose of PM! Plflde.
(:1 oo. "
In the William Fox Superpicturt‘. Saturday
"The Rose of Blood." in which Theda , ,,
Bars, the 7‘ world renowned screen5 - “The EEKIC 8 Eye
the mill for the photograohlag of the
tonne scenes staged there. The circu-
lar saw. four and a half feet in
diameter, which has done service six
‘days a week for over twoscore
years. was used in the great rescue
scene.
in the story Miss Dana. as June.
has been lot-m in the allies by the
villain. Ben Boone. (Cliflord Bruce).
Through the gills? 'door she sees
Boone and her sweetheart. Perry
Bascom (Robert Walker) fighting in
the mill. Boone places Bascom on the
log~carriage and leaves him to his
fate. Breaking the glass door. June
rushes in and drags Bascom from
the carriage before it reaches the
treacherous teeth.
This most wonderful of all screen
dramas will be shown at the Palace
Theatre. Thursday and Friday.
AT THE COHAN AND HARRIS
Everybody is talking about the in- South Nor-walk People should Not cut down 27 trees. two century piants.‘
stantaneous success of.“’l'hree Faces
East" at the Cohan and Harris Then-9
that it is the most thrilling m play
that has so far been presented on a bles are usually neglected until they an estate for three months and m
The bulb! 87mll plaintiff declares the rental for this
. “'l‘liree Faces East" is exciting be- toms often we Pl!“ ‘0 chronic dis- period was not paid. She also says
cause of its theme. which has to do orders and the sufferer may Blip End Stoddard misused one lawn roller and
with the Secret SerVice, and ertraordi ually into some serious form 0‘ kid'- one dump was gone which had been
New York stage.
As will be remembered. the story
deals with the adventures of Bunsen
self to be the reincarnated ‘iorm of
Rameses the Great. and possesses the “"‘W L- "Md." M". Defendant-
THEATRE
A Production That Will Inject Patriotism Even Into the Soul
of a Hun—"if he has one.
HmN. JAMES w. GERARD’S
RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY EOPULAR REQUEST
Figure yourself in on this great
play by/ getting a start ; on your
neighbor.
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the stenographer who believes him- i
mummy of his former self to confirm.
the belief. When his puppy. Napol-
eon. who is of an inquisitive turn of
mind, however. 'decideglo intestigate
said mummy, Banker's dream collaps-
es. He cemes ’ to realise’ at last
though. the Bible saying “as a man
thinketh. so is he.’ and again be-
comes the forceful character he had
been. There is
prophecy that "His Maiesty Bunker
Bean" will prove one of the best of
young Plckford's photoplays. It is
showing at the Regent Theatre to-
day.
DO IT NOW
Wait Until it is Too Late
the fact that the little kidney trou-
become serious.
artiste. plays the stellar role. there is
" n Cossack raid—staged by‘Director J.
: Gordon Edwards—that fur real
at-
mosphere surpasses any former at-
_'empt made to film this always spec.
tacuiar and tragic event.
inside Facts of the Insidious impe-
rial Geman Spy Plots Against
American Lives. Industries
and Property. as Reveal-
ed by Chief Flynn. ,
bom—
nariiy interesting because of its pro- ney complaint.
sentntlon at the hands of an incom-~
parable cast that includes:
-Corrigan. Violet Hauling, Charles I-lar- cretidns are irregular of passage and
bury. flank pheridan. Frank Weston unnatural in appearance do not de-
toh. Joseph Salmon. Herbert Evans. lay Help the kidneys at once .
And during the height of this furi-
Otto Niemeyer, DdyldLLeonard Har-
Doarl's Kidney Pills are especially
out by Mr. Edwards until they an; IT Lambsrt Fred J‘ Fairbanks. PM“. for kidney disorderli—they act where
oust charge of til mounted soldiers..proached the spot fillers Miss Bars
Miss Bars was or to the danger stood. As if fascinated. the screen or
of being run down and trampled it tiste watched the galloping horsemen
was only through the quick wit of “insuring, and seemed not to hear the
“extra” man that she was barely able frastic shouts of the director to get,
ion Grey. Grave Ade. com Wither others call“ Over one hundred thou-i
spoon. Mary Ilene Mack and others. sand people hate recomménded them.
! ' REGENT THEATflE TODAY
i Here is one of many cases in East
lNo'rwalk: »
"u to escape serious injury which may
have perhaps resulted fatally
He also warned (Miss Bars to be
I
to a place of safety.
At thermiace Theatre today.
ready to dash for safety when homer AT PAnAGE THEATRE rllunsnsv
liar the signal . . .
Astride the horses were some of
the most fearless riders that could be
. . found in Southern California, where
W rhetoric! battle
the
. Jeans.’ Viola Dana’s forthcoming
.the photodrama was filined and many an acacia: PM“ ““7”“
at them more veterans at many amarm ‘ ‘
Viola Darla, _ Greatest Starla!
Screen, in “Blue Jeans"
Some of the big scenes in ‘Biue
Xe-
Al‘-
Meniscus in an old-
“' w mill. These scenes
‘ Lou island,
In I"
an
thd
wt
J“ “collinm. painter, 60 First'
1-inch Pickford in "His Majesty, lull- ("mi East Norwalk says:
her Bean” and Fatty Arbuckls pretty bad shape with my kidneys
in “Moonshine" shout g your ago. My back was weak
in writing "His Majesty Built” and ma soiled. summed it was
Bean" which first appeared in will .0 gm. r could hardly hand one
form in the Saturday Evening Post." OI' the othel‘ The kidney secretion!
Harry Leon Wilson produced one of m 5U“! colored contained sedl
the hrfiaiest. most laughable stories merit and passed too frequently. The
of the times and it is safe to any that first box of Doh‘s Kidney Pills hoist!
the Paramolln screen version, m 3‘ mad 1 continued using them an-
by Julia Crawford [vars and directed til we -
by man D. Taylor. start-a
rams. loses min“ tiff—tras-
mission. Louise Hutton hum m. Kidney Pills—the bait
“it Inserti- ”Whig.“ It. ucCalltlm had. militants
. N.
on cast including train;
The lDDIliing debth- rate from kill- two atone wglig,
tre. the consensus of opinion lining ney disease is due in most cases to uncunflnl to 31,400
It you ““3“ from backache. head- turnable to the September term of
Emmott aches. diary spells; if the kidney as m .
"l was lnl
Jack _pricsmaiau«um.m'tm,mm§1flmorll
ply narcol- IWWW . , m
Time on the Screen
Matinee at 215
Evening at 8:15
unwound owucn ;
euacm PROPERTY ,‘Ville Maine: C K McPhee. Rowley.
Mass
D'BPUTE FOR ”'5”. Wounded: J. P. Paradis. Worcester,i
Mass: C 0. Warner. Boston.
Four Pieces of Property Involved _ i .CARDINAI. FARLEY menovzo.
Henry L. Stoddard, who recently re- NEW YORK. August Zit—Ths con~
sumsd control of the New York Mail 9mg :3 0:33;“ “2;! wtas alight"
. v a . acco 0 see-
after the government sailed the paper “a”. Monaign or Car '3‘“. although
because of its pro-German policy. h” the attending physicians explained his
been sued for 32. 500 damages by Cath- condition still was regarded as criti
erineJ. Russell of Greenwich. and founm
pieces of his properq in Dal-ion com- .. The re
and. meetin of Old W ll
prising 159 acres in area, havn beeii Commandery. Unitedx 0"!" of tie
"“m‘ "‘ "W “"m" Pm“ 1“ u" '“" m m" Golden Cross will be held in the hall
scene and we wish to register our till! we“ in the Silveri" court
do the South Norwalk Trust Company
building. tomorrow evening.
Dispute Over Case.
The action was brought as a result
of a dispute over the lease of an estate
in Barton. which the plaintiff had given
to Stoddard. The lease extended from
January 1. 1918 to January 1. 1919. and
the yearly rental was 35.000. it is
claimed Stoddard without authority
three fruit trees and knocked down
causing damage
Stoddard is alleged to have occupied
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EACH DAY
All Seats
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New Showing of
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licor- sun Hans Msolcmu
lndian medicine men contend W
the mots and herbs of the field rm»;
nish a sauces for ovary ill to w“
human flesh is heir. Be that I.
may, it is interesting to note that
most successful remedy in the w“
for female ills. Lydia la- row
Vegetable Compound was new
ad more than forty years ago by nasal“
Lydia I. Pinkham of Lynn.
trundle roots and herbs of the
and today it is recognised from g
to shore. as the standard remedy W i
female nu. ——Adv. ' ‘
left upon the estate. The suit is re-
MORE AMERICANS WOUNDED.
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