I’RIDAY, mt ' 31 9.;
PALACE THEATRE
“The Home of Screen Delights”
Even 7 and 9.
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TODAY
DOROTHY GISH
t of the most—talked of Picture Personalities, since her work
I kill him at dawn. Hassouna has seen‘
Ithe handsome young Frenchman and
falls in love with him. By strategy
then confesses her deed to her father.
The tribe is enraged at her act and
condemn her to death-choosing to
, abandon heI in the desert where she'
will peIish from htirst. She is renewed
by another tribe who take lIeI to the
city of Tangiers and sell her as a danc-
ing girl to a tIaIeling ciIcus.
AfteI many hardships and much ill-
and uraEe an; prisoner intenmhg'to W
she affects his release and escape and dren of the Sunday School of the First
’Norwalk, will give an elaborate enter-
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
This evening, January 31, the ch“.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
tainment', "The Fairyland Carnival, " in
the church. Eigh'ty children will take
part in the presentation. The chil-
dren' 3 favorites of fairyland will all
have a part. In the entertainment. The l
iproaram will be in four paIis Part
one will be “Festal in the Kings Pal-
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Gritiith' 5 “Hearts of the World.’
usage at the hands of the brutal man- ace _.. Part two “One Hundred Years
ager of the circus she is rescued and in SEtoTyland, ,, Part three, "Flag Drill"
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IN PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION
taken to the home of the man she aid~
Special Return
TheQGreal
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» Today
The beautiful screen star
Anita Stewart
in ,
“Virtuous Wives”
Dealing with a momentous ques-
:ion of the day, “what is virtue in
a wife?"
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Also a
Pathe News Pictorial .
and a
Mack Sennett Comedy
“The Battle Royal"
Saturday
Dainty
Peggie Hyland
in
"Bonnie Annie Laurie”
stwelton's braes are bonny and
is Peggy Hyland as a Scotch
- sIIe whose sweetheart is myster-
pzly cast ashore by the sea
f..so a Chester Outing Travelogue
i I ~I comedy
.‘xlonday and Tuesday
, Norma Talmadge
1 -I-. her newest and biggest success,
“The Forbidden City”
Cominar ! ! !
Douglas Fairbanks
in
“Arizona"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In His Second Million Dollar Picture
Music by Palace Orchestra
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MONDAY ON LY
Of all actresses the most wonderful in the world ---.
In a Superb Play
“EYE FOR EYE”.
.‘ M today in "Virtuous Wives."
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“BATTLING JANE” ed in the desert. In scenes which on
, ‘ 1- V - ‘ ville cur during this pet 10d of the “milling
A130 1‘1‘9 ngh Class“ACts 9f vaude (llama Nazimova is superb in the ut-
IeI abandon of heI art—«she becomes
SATURDAY the passionate, fleiy young child of the
desert who does not know the meaning
of the word restraint.
In the scenes in which She does the
Etlzmce of the \eils she holds the au-
Engagement Of
Story of the Present, Dealing with a
Vital Question; Also Pathe News
Pictorial and Mack Sonnet Comedy,
“The Battle RoYal." .
In a story that ranks as the year's
greatest work of fiction, and with a
supporting cast possessing names that
head like a benefit performance. Mitss
Anita :Stewart returns to the ranks of
screen stars at the Regent theatre
adapted
. from the book of that title by
: These people presented some very Owen Johnson. as the first of her new
time acrobatic stunts and UN" scenl-C super~productions made by her own
fIIoIIIIIy was very artistic company
! ——————-—-—--—--—- "Virtuous VVlves. " is described asa
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAV- truthful story of married life in New
“ " lYle society. According to the au-
1 DOFOth)’ 9"“ '" Battlmg Jane, “3° thor. in tlie introduction to his story a
E FIVG Ac“ °f VaudeyIlle IviItIIous wife is becoming an extinct
There ‘5 a Thrift Stamp drive 0“ at: specie of femininity under present day
Hillsdale, Méiine, and the patriotic Ies- 5 conditions The reason for this as
Mazimova
b
““1“; ‘ ‘9 9‘“ the town “over the top." cluded in the screen adoption.
Ti - excitement is at fever heat dur- Andv Forrester around whom Owen
ing the day when Jane. a wanderer,EJohnson centers the celebrated story
lastiide of a bicycle. Iides wonderlngly of “Virtuous Wives " which in motion
into the town. picture form, will be shown at the 'Re.
' At this juncture. DI~ Sheldon and. gcant theatre today. with Miss
his wife appear on the scene. They Anita Stewart as the star. de‘
[quarrel with the result that Sheldon' clares that 'virtue is esSentially a state
packs up his belongings and suitcase
in hand, leaves her Mrs. Sheldon is]: With “"3 definition, bUt Andrew For-
about to faint when Jane assists bet ’9‘”? her husband explodes society’s
into the house. Jane discovers a small; upper crust in proving his own theory
baby, the infant child of the Sheldons': Maurice Delabarre, steel magnate
and she is caring for it when the grief with world wide interests bristles with
stricken mother, after leaving the.polished indignation when Andrew re—
child in Jane‘s care, dies. , I fuses his offer of $50, 000 a vear fOI
Jane is obliged to go to work and she ' would make him a millionaire. to go to
obtains a position as waitress in the Colorado and develop one of his hold-
only hotel in the town. Her soul, ro- ings. Determined to make Andrew s
mantle and yearning. is roused to ac- remarkable ‘XGWUVO ability an “5501‘
tion when a thettrical troupe arrivesto himself- Delabarre invites“ tht‘
in town and is quartered at the hotel. | young couple to his country estate.
Jane, meets “'ilbur, the first man who It is biim full of wonderful scenes.
ever smiled upon her and whom she goxgeous dIess, and striking scenes.
finds most pleasing. See it at the Regent theatre toaay.
This picture will be repeated at the ~
Palace. today.
R EGEKNT TH EATR’E SATU RDAY.
Dainty Peggy Hyland in "Annie Bon-
nie Laurie; Also Chester Outing
‘ AT PALACE THEATRE, MONDAY.
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. Nazimova, Most Wonderful Actress in! TravaIOgue and Comedy.
“Eye for Eye," Full of Excitement. In her latest and greatest photoplay
“Eye to: Eye. " which will be shown pretty “Peggy Hyland presents one of
at the Palace theatre Monday and in the most touching love stories that
{ which Nazimova in the leading role of have ever been penned or acted. “Bon-
E Anita Setwart in “Virtuous Wives," a .
p q r l ‘
Imp” . Of that IIllage are more than desciibed in his novel. have been In-r
of mind VJebster's dictionary agrees .
To meet this new responsibility. five years and a stock bonus which
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~HUDEVILLE AT THE PALACE
PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE "
; city of her tribe in the desert.
; drama,
bOIh of superlative quality.
l'e t‘ive acts, of vaudeville and feat-
- picture, Dorotliv Gish in “Battling
.17 Ice,” made an ex . lent combination
the Palate Thu. 9. yesterday as
95' seemed r-qr' lly :IttI-aclhe to the
tango audiente. ‘
”Che Hennings' two clever club
'2: owers with classy hat tossing was
We. fiI st offering; Flo Padulo piano sec:
‘ le: tion songs and piano talk; Dinklns,‘;
McCarthy and Ex erett, two black face;
omedians and a minstrell man was
my popularly received; Ward and
Jordan in songs and talking with soft
' ~ ‘me dancing drew a lot of applause. l
E. The six Stewarts. five women asaisf‘
E by a man was the last act of a very:
Id will,
In a religious frenzy the tribe capture
MARK OF CHARACTER
Now is the time and any
cobbler’s shop the place to _
_ sole your shoes with
“Mm—j? NORWALK
FIBRE SGLES
They keep the feet dry, are
easy to walk on and will out-
wear leather many times over.
Manufactured By
The N ORWALK TIRE
: Hassouna. has created new and great-E nie Annie Laufip" is the title of this
In heights in the annals of the silent play, and it will be shown at the Pal
The production and acting are ace theatre tomorrow.
Although she is the publicly an-
nounced bride-to-be of a young and
Hassouna. a young and very beau-
tiful Arabian girl, lives in the tented fitigongesiggwlagng talgizflggg 1.1::
I Here compelled to'yield her devotion to the
' comes Captain Cadiere, an oflicer of im’petuous wooing of a dashing Ameri-
the French navy in pursuit of his duty.
can.
The, stianger. Sidney Mas0n. suffeIs
rom a lapse of memory and cannot
remember anything concerning him-
self. When Peggy’s stern father
learns of her love for Sidney. he or--
ders him to leave.
and begs to go along. A storm over-
takes them and they become separat-.
ed. The effect of the electric storm re-
stores Sidney' s memorv the next morn
ing. .
EVERYBODY
MOTORS
——Therefore—
We have motor glasses‘ In great vac
riety—
l . . Green
And we can make them up for you
With your own prescription
ground in the lenses.
THAMER
,&.RUBBER:CO. ,
NORWALK. come.
Peggy follows him .
Everybcdy needs eye-protectionE
{and part four “Crowning of Libertv. "
The entertainment is certain to ME
enjoyed both by the old folks and b3 ‘
the. children. All taking part win he
in costume. Ticket returns point to
the sale of not less than five or six
hundred ickets to date. The entertain
ment will begin promptly at 3:15:
o'clock. It is under the direction of
Miss Carrie E. Peters, of Brooklyn, .
T 99 E dience in the palm of her hand—not a New York. I
“SHOL LDER ARMS sound to bIeak the rapt attention with . _ E
, Latest Pathe News which her work is received. _ DITRICHSTEIN CEONGRATULATEQE
VAUDEVILLE AT THE REGENT TODAY. Oscar 0350,4116 Ameflcanjepmsem E
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ative for the Sooiety of Authors and
Composers. received yesterdav the
following cablegram from‘Henri Lave-E
dan, author of ”Marquis de PIiola”
in which Leo Ditllchsteln has scmedg
so heavily at the Liberty Theatre: E
“I beg of on to conVey to Mr. DI-l
trichslein my sincere congi‘atulationsE
£01 his brilliant representation of my
piece Prlola. Hope to cross the At-
lantic very speedily in order to admire
this great artist. .
HENRY CAVEDAN”
LEO DITRIOHSTEIN ,
AT THE LIBERTY
Leo Ditrichstein enters upon his
third week at the Liberty in Henri
‘Lavedan's s'daring and gripping play
“The Marquis de Priola," a masterful
characterization which reveals this dis-
tinguished artist at his best.
His supporting company is especial-
ly capable and the scenic embellish-
ment and accessories artistically com-
plete.
PUTNAM HOSE BOYS ENTERTAIN-
ED.
The line Social club tendered to
about thirty members of the Putnam
Hose company a delightful dance and
social evening at the fire laddies par-
lors last evening thich was a great
pleasure to the boys and enjoyed by
them ver) much Sinanski's orcrl‘es-
tra was on hand with fine. . for
the dancing and urine: The evening
several excellent selections were givenl
by Fred Haines and his papular quar-
tette and by Arthur Johnson and his
banjo. ’E W'. Clark kept eVerv one inE
high spirits and fine good humouI with l
a number of recitations which were of‘
unusual merit and Fred Plains gave,
"an exhibition of the latest steps in tbel
buck sing dance. ‘At the conclusion)
of the program which received merited
applause those present sat down and
enjoyed a delicious supperflconsisting:
of mockturtle soup, Philadelphia roast
capon, creamed onions, mashed pota-
toes. olives . salads, ice cream. mike
and cigars.
Dancing was then eniOYed until mid-
night and everyone voted the evening
a complete success.
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3.000 CARPENTERs MA! STRIKE
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 31 .——A;
threatened strike of approximately 3
600 members of the carpenter ship-E
building crafts in -San Francisco was
averted today by the receipt 33f tele-
graphic requests from national om-
core or the organization advising that? l
the controversy over an increase in
lwages be submitted to the Federal‘
Wage Adjustment Board. The men‘
have demanded one dollar an houng
The proposed strike would have in-
directly aflected 40. 000 other shipyardl
workers in the San Francisco Bay Dis.‘
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EFAIRYLAND CARNIVAL
E TONIGHT
Under the Auspices of the First",
M. E. Church Sunday School, E
E 8 :30 0 ’Glock
Eighty children in gorgeous cos
es in well-known characters
E in juvenile fiction.
l Admission
DON "1‘ MISS. IT
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9 Ragtime and popular muSIc. Pianog
gplaylng pianos If you have a piano.
why not play it. Two lessons will con~
vince you. Also short course for any
lone who can already play papular mu-
Esic, we teach you to play it in ragtime
Schools everywhere. Call for free
demonstration. Studio 120 Washing-E
Phone 118$: Teacher
25c E
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, Clear I instruction school. Winn Method Guar—i
. Amber lanleed any one in 10 to 20 lessons.
I E This is a new and easy method of
Optometrists and opWham-ocmmmrfimf
You May Choose
Tomorrow
From a Collection of
Afternoon. Dinner and Evening
RESSES
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Choice of Any Satin
VELVET f5 “5'5””
DRESS C 5-2:)“.
in the store rcpc 2 Inc
formerly sell- Heavily
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m: up 0 $32 98 . Embroidered
Saturday and
,Speclal ‘ Elaboratcly
$15.98 ' Braided.
Regular Prices Were
$25.00 to $27.98
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The Illustrations. Picture Some
of the Dresses in
This Sale.
ncolcnuv proverb romannow
High Class Fur Trimmed Coats
V
$8.98 _
- Formerly to $19.98
$14.98
‘ ' Formerly to $25.00
$1 9.98
.. Formerly to $34.98
Wool Velour
Silvcrtone Broadcloth 3E.
Bolivia Poml’om ; ;\{\\‘-
Handsomely Fur Trimmed
NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES
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EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
We repeat our exceptional DOLLAR DAY
offering of Figured Heatherbloom Petti- $.13
coats. in Navv Plum and Green. .
SATURDAY ONLY
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