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:; Regain 'l‘heatre
\ J Today
The Famous Tenor
Enrico Caruso
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"My Cousm’ .
A First Run Artcraft
Feature
fictimistic Joy and Gaiety
Are Irresistible
.-.:;: A Mack Sennett Comedy,
"A Screen Idol"
and
A Travelogue Series
"The Riviera of Lake
Len-an"
we
Saturday
l’opular Tom Moore
in
Ti-e New Goldwyn Picture
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lhli‘i,‘ a W cek
He Darcd Love the Daughter
0“ the P'cbest Man in Town
Alto a VVC'E‘LCTW Photodrama.
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' All for (.old
' Featuring »
Eileen Scdgwick
mday and TuesdaY
it llllam A. Brady's Latest
Film Success
"Stolen Orders”
A Drury Lane Melodrama .
1c, tnion Picture to "The Whip"
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Clark, the. vbeatutiiul and'talented Parai
mount star, is one of the most‘ gifted-
screen actresses known to the Ameri~;
can public. All of her portrayals are
marked by exquisite artistry and she
combines with her genius a personality
of such Winsome charm as to make her
i an ideal portrayer ot dainty creations
i for the screen.
i Miss Clark never has been better
3 cast than as Gretchen in "The Goose
Girl" which will be presented at the.
Palace theatre. today. As the Goose
, Girl. Mists Clark is shown as the adopt—
?vd child of peasants, who has been
; reared to watch the geese on the farm.
l She is young. beautiful and charming.
1vvhen Kin: Frederick. officially be
i lrofhctl to the Princes: ot‘ Ehrensteln.
:disszu’ises himself :15 :1 \‘ininer. in or-
:der to evade adiamsteful marriage.
' meets thr- goose girl. lilsc‘ani herlromi
;the insulting attentions of a vicious
?(‘ount. and falls desperately in love
‘ with her. It transpires that the goose
, girl has a bullet mark on her shoulder
f and this proves that her rightful place
is on the throne. This makes his mmu
ridge to the Princess 01' Ehrvnstrin.
which is tlu- goose girl's title. the one
i thing in the norld mom (ll-Aired “2y tin-
lking and everything ends illiilllll." ill
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Tl‘w vaudeville hill ill the Palm e the-
tlu‘e-e days of this
1 Week is :in t".\."l'l‘llr)ll:ll!_=.' good one. the
ilast thlce acts. llui‘rvtt and Rogers..iil
in <('l'4-uliiiiiul5 I'Ilunv truve-‘tyzon only
lln- in illl unique
intro for tilC‘ lust
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Miss M. E. llurst of the Post, Road.
has returned from a few (lays' visit in
New York cityu l
Miss Marion Webher of Stamford
has been visiting at the home of her
sister. Mrs. liarold \Vhitney. . of the
Post Road. ‘
Former Representative Robert ll.
Morse of New (‘anaan called upon Rep .
resentaiivc and ’l‘own‘ Clerk Stephen
R. Hoyt at the Town Hall this week. ,
Captain Samuel J. lteid of this town.
who has been in the trench mortar
service in France uith the 77th (New
York) Division, is shortly expected to
return home.
Russell Spooner of the Rand sewin-
is expecting stlxortly to receive his hon?
m'uhle dimhztrge and to return to his
liouw on the Post Road and to civil
lit}; [to is now stationed at NG\’.’;‘~UI'i.;
tiny lit'v: ' ,.
son: :md dame m." Willi romp Huy R. l. i
fin“ Smith-1 ”mi ”I“ “:mg'qug' two l“??? Representative Stephen R. Hoyt was
'zlnti two girls who play (min; tir‘lx”
xt'linriulnt'. in :in occmnplishell
vniunner; ranking in the order mulled
il'or applause and {or the lllHllllP'l‘ in
.‘Wllicli iill‘_\‘ were l‘t‘fl‘lVWl 133‘ lllgllf.
i All of tho acts Hunted above are, very
lgowl. .\'ivl: \‘zirgil, in a song and
inmnoloutir in one. drew much ap-
i plunw. Tim only drawback to his act
:was that he was far too egotistical,
. even for the purpose of laughter. His
,“impression‘ of Caruso singing ‘_‘K-k‘
kkaty" was the best number in his
£pmgrani. Beatrice and Russell are.
, two zit-robots who are out of the on“.
illfll')‘ and who present, some very fine
feats of s'rcnplh and agility on the
, IrnpeZe and flying rings.
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Rev. Ht‘l’ll')’ l-I. Anderson and {mnily
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'Te h‘me of Screen Delights" .
_ -'.1Jtulce 3:15 Evening 7 and 9 '
3 Today
a, '3 Acts High Class
is Vaudevxlle 5
it Headed by
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‘4‘ The Four Musxcal
j "Bangards"
And Feature Picture
Marguerite Clark.
., in Paramount Production . charge.
“ ' ” i 0“:ng to a mistake. the date of the.
l The GOOSE GIT] idunce to be given in the Hose. Com—
P a: ' r ‘pany hall was announced for tonight.
i a heNeus lThe. date should have been next Fri-
} 1 :day evening. January 24.
'l Saturday 1 At the Methodist. Episcopal church.
.. . . ,‘ services will be. held at. 10:30 and 7:30.
j Vaudevnlle ’The pastor, Rev. H. l“. Kastendieck.‘
l and 19th E isode of will preach. Sunday school, with
j - p adult Bible classes at 11:50. Epworth
9 ' ” League. devotional meeting at 6:45.
A The Eagle S Eye [Church prayer meeting on Thursday
.- Q » evening at 7230. At the suggestion Ul’
“'w Captain (7. \V. Bell. the doxology was»
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4 7‘ Twc'. REGENT THEATRE TODAY
‘loted Tenor, Enrico Caruso, in
-’ ; First Run Actor-aft Picture “My
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' = W and a Travelogue Series.
\pin-nrinfz to excelent advantage in
lil‘st pholoplay produced by Art-
'I, Enrico Caruso. the .famous-‘tenor.
wed :t decisive, hit in “My Cousin.‘.
the Regent theatre yesterday. Mr.
mm. was visualized to many in-the.
,. :livnce for the first time. and while.
im)‘ were'aware that he was the
mrlzl's premier tenor, few realized
nut his talent for mimetic presenta-
. .n was on a par with his mansion;
, “cc. Mr. Caruso is decidedly a good
.‘ltor. as his double portrayal in thin
:v at picture amply proves.
The story of the picture is .an nt-g
4 wine one. Mario Nanni is a pom"
wi>t who makes models for plaster
He is a kindly man 'and much
«ml in :Little. ltaly. Mario is proud
.. being the cousin of.Cesare Camlli.
tumous tenor. Mario loves Rosa
-ntura, the cushit-r in her father-‘5
mlaurant, and alt' ugh she flirts oc-
vrwsionully with B» 'rardi, proprietor
-~: :1 fmit antI v' ;I‘ .ble sti-nd. shc
- nows a (leci Zed preference for Mario.
E'cut troubli- ai-is ~<., ’and this star is
wen in many Complex situations in
:hs magnificent picture. See him at
Recent theatre today.
=\T PALACE THEATRE, TODAY.
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Marguerite Clark in “The Goose Girl,"
and Five Acts of Vaudeville.
-t is conceded that Margtwt‘ite
The Joy Recipe!
Take Cascarets .
and sweeten tire stomach—
spend 10 Cents and sec
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Pegulate liver and bowels, ‘1
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- and bowl poison which keeps you
no lwadachy. dizy, tongue. coatedu
4.7!: had and stomach sour~—“’h_vi
it you get a Ill-cent box of Cascari
It" the drug store and feel fine—-
i“ Cnr‘l‘arets tonight and enjoy the!
«I. :cntlest, liver and bowel cleans-'
30“ Her experienced—Give Gas-i
. nwtbildren also, they taste like
"=1" lM-ver gripe but: never fail.
<. biiious children love to take thim.
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; moved this week from the Baptist par—
;sonalge in Rowuyton avenue to New
,' Jersey. win-re Mr. Anderson has a. mfiv
sung by the congregation at the spe-
cial service on Thursday evening in
gratitude for the adoption of the con.
appointed to serve on the important
'cmnmittee on banks at the session of
the General Assembly yesterday. Sen-
ator Charles R. \Villiamson was made
chairman of :he committee on Mate;
parks and resorvatlons and chairman;
of the committee on forfeited rights. ;
The funeral of Stephen Mcrola. one;
of the most. highly esteemed of the,
Italian residents of this town. was held :
Wednesday afternoon. The young man’
died of pneumonia on Sunday. He had
been in the army, and was discharged-
only a couple of weeks ago. Almost»
immediately upon arriving at home he.
“'R‘n taken ill. He was about 30 years
of age. and a leader among the Ital-f
ians of the Heights section. He was
'nctive in the affairs of the fraternal;
and patriotic organizatiorrs of the Ital-l
: labs of the town, whose members turn."
ed out enmasse to honor his memoryi
.at the funeral \Vednesday afternoon.)
'A band. playing dirges, led the cortege
which passed through the, streets of
'the Heights where most of the ltallans.
have their homes. The flags of Ameri-
ca and Italy, ivound with crepe, were
carried in the procession, and a long
line of coaches followed the body to
. the grave. ',
_ tAmong the temperance workers}
who are rejoicing over the rapid reall-l
nation of the prohibitionlsts' dream for'
fifty years. none is happier than Rev.:
'G. E. Richter of this town, who has.
been identified with the movement for '
over 25 years. and for the past two
years has beenin the service of :31"
Connecticut Temperance Union as its
press superintenden‘tand one of its
stitutional amendment on prohibitionsz16m speakers. In campaigning last
- _.,_ ,- .__.- .. ____1 5 fall. Mr. Richter predicted that 36.
ADOLPH ZUKOR [states would ratify the amendment be-
, ”ants—v \ ' " >
3? f” tfore March 1, a. stutement many,
. thought preposterous. but which it,
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now appears might have fixed a date
a month earlier. Mr._-Richter was so
. sure that [not only'this amendment
would pass the war-time prohibition
act which becomes operative in July
that he advised against voting on the
license question in this town last Octo-'
her, as a useless expenditure of effort. l
Although Representative Stephen R.
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! Story and Scenario by
i Margaret Turnbuli
‘ Directed by’
Edward Jose
Showing at the Regent theatre today
. Mariette Rm. CLARK, niThe Goose Girl '
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Marguerite pilot; in":The Goose um? yin be-preeentesl‘itu thefPalnce =
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Thane 'tod'gy n c tinection mu;
. guards against chronic.
‘ Hoyt and Senator Charles E. \Vllliam-
ison areiboth committed to favorable?
Laotian upon the ratification of the pm- i
l hibition amendment to the Federal.
i’constitutiou. it is unlikely that they
{will have the opporunity to vote upon
thematter, for- under the leisurely pro-
fceedure of the Connecticut General
Assembly, which
- ganized for business, it is improbable
is _just getting or-'
thzgt any. action could be taken before
February 1. ' .- l
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troubles. A tonic~restnratlvv prepared ;
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50 cents a box, including war tar f
“h For sale l:v all mezism I
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