3Regent lheatre
Today and Tomorrow
The Star of Stars
Geraldine Farrar -
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HeI New Goldwyn Triumph,
J-IJEJXV‘ . i r 5.
“The Pathe Review"
“Iowa a baseball game with speed
~‘ players and ball out down
1tInotlons of both may be clear sly ‘I
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Do not fail to see thiS!
Saturday
Mitchell Lewis
S‘Wr of ‘The Barrier,"
in
e—Tcnths of the Law”
:ory cf the North Woods
Chest er Outing Travelogue
onday and Tuesday
; Cnarmlng Screen ActIess
i ,aulinc Frederick
in
Daughter of the Old.
South"
.x‘ .— rst Run Artcraft Picture
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of Screen Delights”
Evening 7 and 9
., Today and Friday
' ' 5 Acts High Class
Vaudeville 5 I‘
and feature picture i
"The World for Sale”
‘I‘Iizn Conway Tearle, who made
9“ a wonderful hit in “The Judg-
me 1 House“
Mutt and Jeff Cartoon
"7.1:: Home
Matinee 2:15
Saturday
hree Complete Vaude-
Ville Shows of Five
Acts Each
and the 20th episode ~
“The Eagle’s Eye” I
I Marguerite Snow and King 3
_ got i
: s is the last episode of Chief 3
W‘s famous U. S. Secret Ser— i
:. pIctuI-e, which is based on
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:65. comedy
Coming Soon
Nazimova ' I
In .
‘An Eye for an Eye”
ll lllE IIIIIIIIIEs
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND FRIDAYI
The Noted Screen Aeneas, Geraldine
Farrar in Her New Goldwyn Pic- '
:ure. “The Turn of The Wheel," 3
Also a Pathe News Pictorial ' l
and a Pathe Review. E
Noted analysts of the screen are
“creed that Geraldir 3 Farrar‘s remark-3
,-.I.I.3 art of e)’p"t>ssi ., more than any:
other angle 0 l1(-- sI 'endid and many,
aided talents. is responsible for {110;
role-brawl tliva's lil’lllel’ldolls success
III motion pictures. Proof of this is
found in abundance in her first Gold-f
xx-ITI Picture, “The Turn of the Wheel”
which comes torthe Regent theatre to-
tlay‘ and Fridav. ,
. Al Ixfiela they, played by Herbert
i.’ .1 olmson. has a brother. Frank.
‘K‘JlI-‘lnl hr» adores. Muxficld. who has
/ '>I'.Iined a divorce from his wife whose
'a joy is riotous living, is shocked to
l 'n that Frank‘s wife meeting
‘II' .lly Gaga. a man of uncnviable repu-
at the homo of his former “‘lft
York. while Frank is recuper-_
III:I: quIII :I sever-J illness in the
ImIIIIaiIIs. llaxfivld goes to his di-
opnrtment to warn his
I l'~ln-lu\\' to shun \Vally. In a-
:qulc pl the house Maxf‘icld’s (11.?
H""ll wife I; killed.
his brother the pain of
true circumstances, Max-1
Vl'hile visiting
meets Rosalie
at the rou-
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E.‘ New
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'rn span-
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WI Europe.
l‘arlo Grey
-. In IllI-I'altliiio Fal‘rt‘l‘)
' IIIII‘II- in the casino
Review is Pathc's new:
consists of picturesque
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ii £1105
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willie. ’llltl bees. and the analysis
(I? 7-.IwIIIIII. This film shows baseball
None Sold to Dealers. No
C. O. D’ s or Telephone 0r-
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WE OPEN THE GREATEST PRICE- SMASHING STOCK~CLEARING EVENT EVER STAGED IN A SHOE STORE
Vie hale EUSt 601111319th 0111' annual inventory and the figures are startling, to say the least. We have been caught by unforeseen developments in business
conditions, and there’s no use in trying to camouflage our position. WE ARE LOADED TO THE GUNNELS WITH SHOES
pursue—and that we have taken—STARTING TOMORROW MORNING EARLY
WE WELT. QLGSE OUT THIS GREAT SHOE STOCK
AT WHATEVER PRICE SACRIFICE IS NECESSARY TO TURN THE TRICK
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Marked for This Great Closing Out Sale Below Actual Cost of Production. .
Buy For the Future. Don’fi ,3
Put It Ofl’, But Be Here “
Sure Tomorrow '
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O’CLOCK'
9......
There' is only one safe course to;
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ill S FOOT
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SAALE 0F WGMEN’S FINE
Tturers’ cost
black kld,
brown calf
brown with c
AL
STYLES,
gray with cloth tops,
All marked for this great sale
Sfifi'fiS Wl‘l'fifiii'f Still)“.
In days gone by stores have sold at
lower prices, to be sure—but greater dollar
for dollar shoe value has never been known.
We have cut the price to less than manufac-
today—think of it——$5. 00, $6. 00,
$7. 00 and $9. ()0 shoes for $3. 90 and $4. 90.
High Cut Lace Boots,
gray kid,
or kid,
loth tops-
$8 and $9 Storm $2.00 and $2.50 IClosirg Out All $2
and Skating Boots SPATS Felt Cozy Comfort
Extra. high out water— , '
3:129 it“? $4.90 l $1.00 §llPPFTS.. $1.00
3,810.00 Women’s Super-
Fine Boots
$5.90
Made nver latest
fashion lasts. with
_ l-Igh or low heels——
choose
van. Brown.
nny Tun.
Black, Ha-
limbo:-
Grny KM“ and two- ; ‘w Olflo.
tone 00m notion-:- .. “(do of dark . .
neguiu $10.00 Boole, s‘.98 ‘ 1 3:0. ”£33; _ i
I ‘ and Ilflll' 'SZZ': “Z"SZ. ‘-
$ .90 ’ "it. 3323' 37,3 “"7“ _ i
‘ girls. . , '
:3 Men’s $3 Rolled .
$5.50 2.98 Edge l-Buckle $198 ‘ Aching Feet.
Overshoes .. . . ' .‘ TryaPai
Nut Brown. I
LADIES
""1“ ' CUSHION
\ SOLE
.1.”
Comfort Choo-
lludo of no" kid-
.Iun; next} 0 Dell'-
w.mgg “ICC?
too: will crud“:
-- Mr.-
cllllllllEll’S menus
l. Ms, W“ ,
Long Log Rubber Boob
3hr Turn of the Wheel” _ .7 ,
, -. an 5 Love and the Bank of « 3 '3' ’ 3
-I-Itc Carlo _ . 3 K '3
. 'I'so a Pathe News Pictorial '
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‘ Pathe's New Film Success, i STARTING TOMORROW MORNING AT 9
‘ Chlldlvl'l n n d l Boys’ and Youtho’
Misses'nubber Bootsf Rubber Boots. Ro-
Reduced £0-— duced 9.0—”-
52 and $2.50
Boys’ or Ghlo’
Extra High
Gut Boots
In ten or black
calfskin. Very
durable and Ityl-
loh 85.00 high out
boots—-
$3 and $3.50
Boys' and Girll’
$3.00 Sturdy
w Shoes
fluctun or loco.
Every our m—
m. Solo Price
3 I .93
Boys’ Shoes-4nd Savings
$3.01) 3018’ Black “.00 3015’ Block
Calf School Shoal. Cal! School Shoes.
Th1 This
531: ....... f2 50 Sole.......l .98
Big-tun eIII-w
Extra ngh r Goodyear
Gut Boob Viol: :d'o'"
Come early for .nsh r.”
these 88.00 high ...
cut boots. This '11:!- Solo--
Sale~ I
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lnfnnb’ shoes arc-fly 'llodu'cod
“ml-half Slooo, 3:230 ’ Inhlu’
t d 005.
ram .,*2 go .I...,,..; 59
3015' AND. .mgh one
am . Storm
fog toy. and '
EVERY MAW
that gets in on this sale is goi to be a living, breath-
' in advertisement for Tt ere are i 6621??!
d fiercnt varlctles to choose fromF—tan,
dark brown and black—calf-
akln or vici kid, broad and Eng
lish lasts.
lVe can fit all feet and saritfy every
taste.
All $5.00 and $6.00 shoes.
(losing Out Price——
at“...
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101131. N 3001'
”s‘filéxo
mo naive—ox
".8. Army thou
. Mum Last
«.50 Amy
$3.90
Another Shipment of 2'75 Pairs ,y 3
Prof. Richardson’s ' -
$7. 50 Arch Supporting
Shoes .
Shou. Over ’
800 pairs. On Sale To-
won. they morrow at—
lub—
. s .90
HIDE SPECIAL 3 1 DR. WHITCOMB’S
Extra
Waterproof elk, I . CUSHION SOLE
ma. mm. .oI. Special COMFORT SHOES .-
outdoor shoes. T k what I,"
, ‘ on now ‘
‘ Special Sale PrLep they are “We i
keep the quality l ‘
19 up." $8.50 value ’
for———, .
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players plIoIoquphI1d b3
cess so that [in wood of their mo\ 9- in its conception and so direct in its
ments is
normal.
REGENT THEATRE, SATURDAY
Mitchell
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SALE OF HOUSE SWAP SALE OFSSLENS OVEBSHOES
SLIPPERS UBBERS-
‘ $4.00 B—Buckle
$3 00 One-Strap $1 69 Oval-shoes _ ‘ . ' $2.98
Sllppers....,., o
- Ladles’ Rubbers to fit all style heels.
$8.00 Rubber Heel 169 $1.00 quality. - 59
Oxfords. ° Saleprioe . . I c
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a iapid pr0~.
IeIlII(e'l Io one-eighth o. dex
Don't IIIiss this:
the
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ewis, Noted Star of “The:
Barrier," in'“Ninc-Tenths of the
Law," a Northern Story of
Exceptional Interest; Also
at Chester Outing Trave
logue.
the
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music affects animals. one of the most human and altogethe! org of the production goes to Little-
touching stm ies that have come. out Rough Neck, played by a. child called
01' that paradise of story tench-the
North “'ood s.
Th II motions and those of‘ universal appeal,
the 'ball can he clcurlv
seen.
thing new.
and distinctly ten-
it is some- a1 encounters between rugged men of
-is pictuied in a wild region in poifcct
keeping with the story.
Reeves Eason Wrote and produced
and also played the part of Red Adair.
Leueau. with Jlmsy ‘Maye appearing,
as the wife.
“Breezy Reavea This little
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Scout Shoes
Special Sale $2.89 3
Price . . . .
. 21—h]-
Men’s $4 4-Buckle
Overshoes
While They $2.90
Last o a a n .- .
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It is so big and simple
eloprnent that it will have aImOSt
Child interest. in-
se mother loVe and stirring person
fective.
woods features of the tale. which
early
.“his
remarkably entertaining subjecs
villain ol‘ the piece. Mitchell Lew-
plays the honest-hearted trapper
But good as the work 0-
'ellow
is scaIcely more than a baby but hclTheatre Saturday.
rises to the occasion in every
and this is a story which centers largc- l AT PALACE THEATRE.
I} about him. I
The plot as was set is simple but old
and his wife who J. Stuart Blackton’ 3 Production. “The
World for Sale,” and Five Acts
of Vaudeville.
Conway ‘l‘earle, who plays the load-
Roughneck, who starts out alone while ling male role in‘ The Vi 011d {or Sale,"
The child a Paramount Picture.
wanders over to Leneau’s place anfllwiththé most noted English and Amer-I
isgican actresses of both
found the next morning. Lencau andIscreen. including Sir Charles VVynd—
his wife, still mourning for their own‘ ham. Ellen Terry, Billie Burke, Etheli
child at first refuse to give himTup Barrymore.
or look for his family.
they are in a drunken orgy
falls into a bear trap,
Leneau
live in a cabin,
in the story. Red Adair
partnet
scene
lose their onn baby.
and I,
have kidnapped Little
where he
TODAY AND FRIDAY
Grace George,
Favorsham, Viola Allen and Emily
The disclosure of the identity of the Slender His last appearance on the,
‘AH-._.. ..A ._.~_ . .__~_.._,
:Mr Tealle takes the part of Max In-
;colby, the strong man of brains and
brawn whom Sir Gilbert Parker has
vividly drawn as the hero. This is a."
difficult role requiring.r the most dell-
cate handling for which Mr. Tearle’s
gprevlous experience has eminently fit-
‘ted him. “The World for Sale is to
3 be shown at the Palace Theatre, today;
and Friday.
her March 22. 1913. The couple ward
married in 1910. The wife‘s maiden
name was Elizabeth Sequin.
Adele Obermeyer of Bridgepofll
wants a decree from Alcxandcr Ollie!- ,
meyer of parts unknown. She m .5,
Obermeycr left her September .0
1899. The wife. Whose malden name
was Adele Konhei, marrictl ()bermeyer
in 1898. " '
““—"‘—' Intolerable cruelty is the allegatwl
THREE D'VORCE SUITS. in the suit brought by Bessle S. W“:-
-Adele Obermeyer of Bridgeport Ask; ml 0:312:33: i';mTh;1::;:a§J::
Decree from Alexander. . H bba ‘
Desertion is the ground in two of ”me '35 Bm'e " r '
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three divorce petitions filed this nee Prof lrv. Fisher urges that the
in the superior court Elizabeth "I
B e ."ks for a chasing power or the dollar be subli- ‘
E ' and. GUI! energised, lrvI‘Wulgfl"
has appeared ‘
stage and
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Willlam 3
Norwalk Chronicler