Regent Theatre 1
FridayTDéc. 151‘ .111,
com a HARRIS rssssnr I
The Most Fascinating Tinkling Tuneful Musical Comedy of
Recent Years
FRESH FROM A RECORD RUN OF NEARLY TWO SEASONS
IN NEW YORK
Big Chorus of Youthful Beautiful Girls
-.,'1'he Laughing Dancing Musical Treat‘
OVER 60 IN THE COMPANY
OWN SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
rowerful Cast. Mammoth Production.
Seats now selling. Hurry if you want good ones. Mail orders
copied.
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Itemptuous glance of a young woman.
form the basis of ”The Source," the
new 11st paramount photoplay starring
Wallace Reid, which will be shown at
the P1111111 'Iheatre today.
To 311.1 Wallace Reid In a character
lot this do 1-,ription a besotted bum, is
1a notclty. Mr. Reid is known as one
'of the classiest actors In motion pic
turns, a real democratic American of
‘high ideals and aspirations. He won
his fame as a motion piclun1 star
“largely who 11 playing in support of Ger
a1ldine Fartar in such plays as “ Joan
the. Woman," “The Detll Stone” and
"The Woman God Forgot." To lest)
lerlll the impersonation of the leads in
plays such as these, to that of the bum
in “"ltn Sourcc," shows 11 wide rnnle
egent Theatre
Today
Annette Kellerman
in the picture beautiful
. .ost pretentious and amazing
scr. e11 spootdclsa.
A Daughter :11 the Gods”
32h special music by Symphony
.hestla of six pl0ces.
“11111111111533 Thursday
The King of Laughter
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Charlie Chaplin ‘11: . 11111111111. but In which Mr. Reid
his second million dollar comedy is 1.111111. 11-111the11 attestation 0! his
genius.
“Shoulder Arms”
‘ "i regard my mle in "The Source" as
and .
one of the mot-11 interesting to me per-
Alice Joyce sonally, of any in which 1 have appear-
In the Blue Ribbon Feature.
ed in 111111111111ontl111," said M11 Reid to
1111 the 111111111111 Bidder"
:1 11"e1101t111 r11rently.‘ln this play You
Twiller Yurd I11 shown 1111 the deptaded
:son of an excellent family, a black
Isheep who has become derelict
through drink.
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE ;
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
William 5. Hart, in Artcraft Picture,
the Home of Screen Delights. I “Shark M°""°°-"
.ttnee 2:15; Evening 7:15 and 9
'I‘lte admirers of William S. .llurt.
Today who have soon him In “Blue Blazes
l'lawden." “The Tiger Mon," “Selfish
Wallace Reid
In Paramount Picture
“The Source”
and olht‘r strong, \‘lrile photo-
nill find it rather dillit-ult to
run rover, hut in his
Yates"
plays.
imagine him as :1
. A . . - 1 ‘ .1 ,
‘ w” of m. genus bum He real- latest ..flutttaft plume. lit 1:1 saliva:
, .111 It, and it. hurt when he saw Shark Monmc. mus-tor of a son no
1; 1'“ Oll'l eye him w1th contempt schoonor. llurd tales have been told
But that look made him find him- of the cruelty and .darinu 'of tho
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self and he made the same girl fall
“St " 1111- . wantiful voum?
111love with him talk b \ hcn a I _
woman tomes into his lift1 his nnlurt
Official War Films is chanced and he finds collrn'm and
will fiuht h ml to win her affection.
IVednesday and Thursday As 111111111 of 11111 "31111 01111." 111111
William S. Hart r0014 repul: ttion for 11.11 nucrv is aide-
in Artcraft Picture spread but under tltt1 influentc ol this
“Shark Monroe” young woman w,l1o with her dlsslpat
1d brothtt is on her 11 11y to AI: 1.14m I11
senrcr of fottune, his soul Is ttans-
formed. When her brother has squan-
They called him “Shark" because
he was bloodless and cold—a hu-
man icicle; but he melted under a
woman’s smile
hotel keepei and (11101213 McDaniel :15
“"‘—’ ~~ » —-‘ Webstet Hilton. 11 dissipated man 111110
AI IIIE IIIEAIIIES “gall“ “1111111" 1111111: snows of Alaska
The picture will be displayed at the
- . P.1Incc Theatre. Wednesday and Thurs
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAv_
Iday
Wallace Reid, in Paramount Picture,I
"The Source." 1
I Breezy Musical Comedy at the Regent
Theatre Friday Evening.
“GOING UP."
The downfall of a young man of ex-I f 11
1-111 «at family, and his subsequent n. I "Going Up" which vtili be seen 0
tittmallon as the tcsult of the con. the first time at the Regent Theatre.
’ ‘Fridgy evening. Dec, 13, fresh front lls
' long min at the Liberty Theatre New
York. Is indeed a joyous musical play.
3:; Song hits, funny 11111111111111.1111
lightful dance numbErs, run riot in s
DEG BER BIRTHSTONE_ 11 story that has real vitality and is all
TURQUOISE 1 {1.110111 11 young man who. httfvinttd (‘1:
1m lclared himself an aviator. is orce
Stock m Solid 60H Rings to making an slr- race with 11 sure
At
enough one.
In, "Going Up" are. “Tickle-toe," "if
Yo on Look in Her Eyes." “When the
Curtain Falls." “Going Up." "Kiss Me' '
A fey ot the mm min:- numbers
“The Tom 1111 mi and.
BRANDS JEWELRY STORE,
'ashington Street, So. Norwalk.
tiered lltcir money she appeals to Mon 1
roe for passage to the North and heS
Added Feature cheerfully consents. How Monroe in
Wednesday tamed throuuh the purifying influence"
. - .1 . of Marjorlos love, and how Webster
Charlle " haphn himself is reclaimed to manhood .me
“Shoulder Arms" excellently 111111 .
- Mr. Hart. as usual. is splendidly
111 2"“ Comedy supported by capable players, chler
VAUDEVILLE~11mong them boll“! Kzttl1le1inct\li).lttl;tl1:1
old. 11 he does some un orge a e 1‘
ThurSday' Friday of acting as Marjorie Hilton, Joe Sin
and Saturday nleton. a»: “Big" Barter, 11 disreputable
111i] ages and for grown-ups plainly
~11. 11 for He.” and '1 who Deter
mined Boy."
Cohan and Harris are the producers.
11111.1 Herbaclt and James Hontgmery
wrote the book and Ir rics. while Louis
A Hirsch composed the music.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
0
,1A Dauchte‘ cf the Gods," the Picture
1 Beautiful, with Annette Keilerman.
The long-heralded William For mil1
lion tio‘lar production of “A Daughter
of the Gods." with Annette Keller-
111a1m. will be exhibited at the Regent
thoatrc. today.
The story is a fantasy teachlnz
'1:th to (ho; belief In metemnsvchosis.
'I‘I11— built!
into a pair of human beings. the one
11 prince. who is adopted as: the nu!
1111's heir. and the others sea maiden,
Anita I‘1el“:u!£hlPr of the Gods. In1
numerahle and starlllne adventures
wall on Anita {mm the time when she
i~1 d‘wnrcrei by mermaids. who con-
vey her safely to the shore, 1.1111111
slave dealers cart-v her away and she.
is sold into the sullan's hurt-m. H0 l3
old cruel. crafty and dnm‘lluled by a
mildew favorite. “rho l1: panoh‘o of
:1111- 11nviltr1' to forward her own ambi-
lion 'l‘ he nvincn falls In Ime with Alt-
lta and this brine! him Into conflict
with the tetrllde. old man. The sultan
In turn is soaded by his 11101111 to
condemn Anita and tltt1 prince to n
horrible death.
Adventures succeeds adventure Ani-
ta jumps from a tower over a hundred
feet In IlPIEIlI into the sea. Scores of
Nubian 1.1111125 pursue her through the
w.ater and there is a remarkable exhi-
bition of swimhiing. She falls again
Into the sultan' s pow er. and this time.
to malts sure that there shall be no es-
cape, Anita is bound hand and foot
and thrown to the crocodiles. ’
DECISION RESERVED.
Judge Haines Will Consider Long Hill
Lina Petition.
Judge. Halnes of the Superior Court
hits taken under oonsidethion the pe
tillon of J. Moss Ives, as receiver of
the Danbury & Betbel street railway.
for permission to discontinue service
on the Bridgeport and Long Hill
branch oI that company during the
winter. and will give a decision later.
The rccolud‘ informed the court at
a hearing on Friday that during the
past year it had cost 221? 2.82 more
to operate this branch than was col
Iecied in titles. Any deficit must, of
course, be compensated for by the re-
.1111». of the. rosd's lines In Danbury
land nethel. _'I‘he. rereycr proposed
that no cars be run between Long Hill
and llrldscncrt until next April. which
would enable. the company to avoid
the heavy expense of keeping the
I track clear of snow.
Selectman 'ilt-ndsll of Trumbull. In
which town 11 portion of the. line is lo-
cated. oblocls to the discontinuance,
asserting that people have built homes
tin-r11 became they expected to have
sit-vol railway connection with llritlge-
port. and It would be unjust Io them
to discontinue the car service.
WHITMAN. .\I:1~111.. live, 9. ~—I1‘I11e.
d1-11tl1s‘frotn influenza worn reported
hoto within two lions tod:11.!llore
111:111 mx hundred pow-eons :1 1 ill with
the tII‘it'lt 11 anti ioun olht his bow
etnt out 11 mil for nut-um to 1111111 for
thin) Souctnl thousand 11.191111 hme
been tepomd hert1 and In 111 thither-
intv 111111111 recently.
MOIIIIII! GIII CHILD
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IIIIIIIIII IS Cllllllli
If croSs, feverish, sick, bilious, cleanI
little liver and bowels. ’
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Children lore this“fruit 'Inxnlive,"
and nothing else (leanscs the tender
stomach lit-11 and bowels so nicely.
A child simply 11. ill not stop pl 1.: Int.
to empty the bowels, and the result is,I
they become lightly clogged with
waste lirer gets sluggish, o1lomatn
501]”, then \our little one becomes.
(toss. half sick feyerish. don‘t eat,I
sleep or act naturally breath is bad.1
'system full of cold, has sore throat...
stomach- who or diarrhoea. Listen
‘llfothtu! See if tongue is coated, then‘
Igive a teaspoonful of “California Sy-.
rup of Fig.1." and In a few hours allI
the constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the. sys-
tem, and you how a well playful child
again
Millions of moutcts give “California
Sti’llpof Figs because. it is perfectly
harmless:’1chlldren love it, and it nev-
er 11:11 to act on the. stomach liter
and bowels.
Ask your tlrugglst for a bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs." which has
full directions for babies, children or
printed on the bottle. Beware of counn
terfeits sold here. Get the genuine.
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500000 DEMOLITION BOMDS
ORDERED T0 RIP UP GERMANY
WASHINGTON, I). (.‘., Dec. IO.—
lliorc than a half million high capacity
demolition bombs with which to carry
the war into Germany had been order-
ed for tht1 air service before. last June
30 and 1,028 had been delivered. ac-
cording to thé first annual report of
the Bureau of Aircraft Production,
made public today. The 11111011, signed
by Acting Director Potter, contained
no recommendalions.
Actual orders for fighting aircraft
pittccd In the United States 11p to
June 30 totalled 12.500 and deliveries
totnllcd 529 De Hariland and twenty-
Iour, Bristols, all day bombers. In addi-
tion. 500 Handlcy-Pase and 1.000 Cnpr
r0lil night bombers were on order, and
1.000 CE-s pursuif monoplanes. The
D11 liavlland orders totalled 8.000 and
the Bristol contracts 2,000.
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1NEW NIGHT MESSENGER RATES;
Manager l1‘. ll.\'11nScoy oi the local
Western Union ofllce announces a
scale or greatly reduced rates for
short. over—night. messages. effective
January 1. The new rates are cul-
culnlcd to develop a new class of tclc-
‘ y.
050,000 SUIT WITHDRAWN.
HARTFORD, Dec. 9.——Tho S60.“
suit of Mrs. Nora Belle White 0! Id-
ton. against the. estate of 015 h.
George K. llalladny of Sumeld. I. .
withdrawn from the United 83* -
District Court in this city today. I“
Edwin S. Thomas, t Jury, than“...
‘ . tors of the estate wyers I '
3;??ch cotresnundfience consisting ofi nesses oI‘r defense were on M
s r tommun cut one width should when court opened at 11 o'clock, 1‘.
not suitor, the delays inseparable f1cm counsel for the plaintiif had I“.
physical transportation In the malls 110““! Of WIIIltITRWll-l an M1“? m“
but which will not stand th 1 M” White based the auton
rates necessarih charged for Ibrlltjhxf' ed promisos made. to her. “M m
3 1 ed by Mr. lialladay, if she would 0"
9“ “I81" MI?“ The new SCHICP. hear from introducing certain In".
‘known as night messages, is designed In her complaint for l GIVOI'CB .
:to supplcm ment and 1ound out the night against her “5”“ I“ 1916. m" "
BUTTER MAY BE SOL“ ‘N 'letler service. The minimum night1 White is a native 0‘ Sumeld. ‘
LESS THAN ONE POUND PRINTS mm", 1111.1 1,. 10 (em and f ““5“ M ““0"“ “ “mm” m“.
Announcement was made today by t I ‘ or 25c defense, today. charactlied the m
en word oyer- might messages can be as blackmail
tho Food Administration that special
sent :1 considernbl i 1 I
rule 5, which fmbids the manufacture 0 “sum“ While [he “— ___.
maximum rate is 500 as against a.
and ”I" “I “In” of butter weighing maximum or $l, heretofore charged.
The new rates should notably prove 11'
boon to the business interests of this
city but lead to the. same large use of
..tswsLsYnthereanaa" all);
the telegraph in social correspondence1 . 1 VIII! 1
"that prevails in European countries. I“ lasting beauty 0,
~ sums JEWELRY cross.
MORE BERNSTORFF LETTERS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.—-Moro let-
ters from the secret files of (‘ounl yon
Bernstorti were read to the Senate
committee Investigating German and
brewery 1propagnndu today by A.
Bruce llh-Iaskl. Chief of the Bureau
of Itltestigutlon of the Department of
Justice. Among them were instruc-
tions to all German consuls in the
United 81111111 to get ticrmztn subjects
out of plants producing materials for
the Allies.
The consuls were ordered to stop
Germans above the rank of common
laborer from working: in such plants,
under a section of thb Imperial t‘ode,
and to 11-11111111 to t‘ .19 German 1- -u-
late at New Yolk.
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nary i, 1919, has beenrepeaied.
W
‘ Cal. Bartram of Pine sticct, found
an auto tire near tht1 Armory yester-
day, which the ouner 111111 hate by Washington Street, So. Nor-walk.
calling at his home.
Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
WIND SHIELD GLASS
Also wmnow GLASS Clll' AND Sl-Jl r11 tilllliilt
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141 Washington Street. _ ‘»
TOYS
Dolls, Games, Doll Carriages, Boys' Steering Sleds, M
Boards, Automobiles, Velocipedes, Desks, chant, Tables, 31o.
fancy China, Cut Glass, an... Judinierea, l'em Dishes
Smoking Sets, Dinner Sets, Cutlery, Silverware, Aluminu-
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