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ONE NIGHT ONLY
l’usitiveiy First and Only Appearance Here (In Person)
The Distinguished Young Actor
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PRICES
50:: to $1.50, a few at $2.00
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original cast.
Seat. Sale Tuesday, February 11, at 10 a. :11.
Mail Orders Now Being Received
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The House of Refined
Entertainment
Today
Beautiful and talented
Gladys Brockwell
in her new film success.
“Kultur”
.tegent Theatre
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land tense situations, tender pathos,
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puzzling dev elopments. and through
gthe entire story runs one of the sweet
lAT TH; RES ENT THEATRE TODAY est love sto 'ies ever told In \lVld
! ‘scenes the m 1ymcnt of \merica' 5 great
H"; debt to Lafmette in shown. no not
' ‘fail to see this wonderful picture at
, ,the Regent Theatre tomorrow There
1 and Jeff Comedy. gwill be two performances a matinee
__ '__ at 3 o'clock. and the eVening perform-
"Kultur," the Sensational film dl‘uma ance at 8 OCIOCR' Admlsslon “1" be
Beautiful in
New Triumph “Kultur.” Also a Ches-
ter Outing Travelogue and Mutt
Gladys Brockwell,
'Icepted. The story “extremely inter-
’ Mack Sennctt Presents Mabel Normand
jin
efforts look vex-v peculiar to Mickey’s
With the entire .
American playgoere will remember , . -. . . . .
that after the second day on their 1141- ' '
pearance here which was six years ago, PROGRAM AND TIME EHEDULES
,Tellegen‘s name flashed in electric OF PRESENTATwus OF
. ‘6 MICKEY ”
welcome in America was so cordial
AT THE
Palace Theatre
English.
MONDAY and TUESDAY. Feb. 11 and 12
His success as an English-speakin:
Matinee 2:10 Evening 7:00, 9:10
star in "Blin-i Youth." which "Mr. Tell»
egen vate 'n collaboration with “’11.
Overture—If I Were Kim!
By the Palace Harmonists—Direction of James A. Sexton
eating and the supporting cast of high
grade,
AT PALACE THEATRE
MONDAY ANTJT TU=SDAY
in Comedy Drama, “Mickey”
Special Music.
lard Mat“: has bern remarkable. Af-
ter ft. ur months 1': in in New Y-oik Citv
Mr. Tellegen t‘oured to the Petifi c
Coast. and his recent prozress through
the South has been one continuous ser-
ies of triumphs. He is now returning
to New York for his third engagement.
1 “Blind Youth" on Broadway.
1 S FXPENSES
RUNNING WILD.
SAYS FORDNEY
It‘ortlnuea rrnm First Page).
One of 1113 many Charmin: features
"Mickey" to he shoWat‘ the Palace
Theatre on \Iondav and Tuesday is a
pet squirrel whthV'ill go Straight to the
hearts of all. the children. And ..chil-
dren” serves as a good alibi for Ma
and Pa. for most of theSe things that
are “for children" are like the toy
railroad which little Johnny gets for
Christmas and never gets a chance to
play with because his father has it
all day, '
The squirrel does a comedy scene
with a pet bulldog that is delightfully
natural. Mickey's bull terrier makes
one dive for the squirrel and Brer
Squirrel stands not on the order of his
going. lie beats it fordear life. Mick-
ey xyt-ars boy‘s clothes during the first
Matinee 2:15 Evening 7:050:15
Bray Pictograph
The Magazine of the Screen
Matihee 2:25 Evening 7:159:25
eminent it We are not somewhat con- Palace News Pictorie ]
serVatiVe? The World in
‘ On W-cr'mhcr ’11 1918 thv outstand-
ing obligations of the Government in
bonds. certificates of indebtedness. .
War savings stamps. &c., amounted to
The interest on this
Matinee 2:40 Evening 7: 309. 40
Solo—Mickey—Gladys Schwab
Matinee 2:45
part or the play and the squirrel $21 mm 00/; 000. Evening 7135.9:45
- ~' . '\ is estimated at $1,,000000,000. The na~ S
apnmh up .h‘ r. trouser legh _ 1 al appropiiation we are now consid- ' M maCk “Re“ PI .tsessn ”
The hero “WE to save 1 ‘3 mm from wring calls for an expenditure of $746; ] ABELN ”0 ND In MICKEY
The Picture You Will
r-onstr u :t ion Never Forget
0000011. For beepital
330.000.000.
$650,000,000 for Ships
"The merchant marine will cost us:
conservatively about. 8650000000. The
extra cast for war in discharging men ;
the squirming squirrel, and his gallant
Matinc 4:1 .. - . .
foster father. who hastens up bent on c 5 EVemng 9.0041315
murder and sudden death. And then
he sees the squirrel and joins the res—
sy the pagé'tumyu
cue party. -‘ from the service will be at least $5001-i Matinees ' '
And, by the way. Mickey ought to 39°22; iggrggfifi‘zndg’fg‘jnl‘gi‘g ($27; Balcony ........... . 15c Gallery . .Evenlnzs ..... 200
.get the Iron Cross for her courage. 000 to $30 000 000 does not include the Orchestra ...... 20c Balm and. Orchestra . 25c
Pshaw! Any girl might lead“ an arm) proposed aerial mail and that undoubt-; DOORS OPEN DOORS OPEN
like Jeanne D'Arr'. or JuSt save chil- edly will call for $50. 000 000 more. The. 1:40 6115
Government _opgglion of the railroads!
already has dfurnlshed a loss of 3755.- l
000 000 during the first year of Gov-:
eminent control. and this probably will I
be increased to $800, 000 000 before the;
. ~ . roads are restored to their owners.
for V'Olumeels to 53“? the country by "Government contracts have beeni
letting ms "“1 “P “"8593 “‘9 0“" authorized up to saoon,.000.ooo The
ans“ er would be a yell fading away in guarantee to the farmers on wheat.
the distance. lcnnsarvatlvely estimated. will be $1.
, 000000,.000 'srhe wax-wrist Tinsurgnce‘
will re uire 150.000. 0. e uro—a
LOU TELLEGEN 8:65,". FR|DAY Dean {:00 bill recently passed carries,
8100 000. 000. Extra clerk hire to mem- l
bers of the House will exceed $500, 000 l
in the non twelVe months.
"The Federal Employment Bureau is
asking for 314.000.000 for the next
year. The bonus for soldiers provided
in the revenue bill—460 a man—will
amount to 8225. 000,000.
Huge Bill for Country
"This is the amount the 0011311155 in
going to be called on to collect from
the public in the next twelve months.
amounting to 86.795.000.000. This does
than in burning houses. or jump off
cliffs. or any little thing like that, But
let a rat or a squirrel run up your
clothes! 00000! If there were a. call
Coming Wed.. Feb. lZ—Lincoln’s Birthday
MARY PICKFORD
111 “THE DAWN OF A TOMORROW”
r
Complete Clearance, of
So many adjectives ’have been used
in describin: the personality of Lou
Tellegen who is non starting on tour
throughout the United States, and
Canada in ‘Bllnd Youth " and who will
appear at the Regent theatre on Friday
February H. that to the majority 01
planoers the young acto: has tafen
on a mysteriuus glamour
He was born in Holland of Greek
Suits-Coals-Dresses
$10 111137.98 up $5 up
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not include the ordinary “was? of
. the Government. but it is true t e tax
110““ BPFW“ Edmund ‘ a“ ”mum" bill will collect. if the estimates mdn
398F911 in e "USIOUS atmosphere his are correct. in round numbers $6,000,
mother. a famous dancer of he! tim2.' 000..000
helm! a devout Cam he began son“ "3‘" in “‘9 V"? “93‘? future V9 8“
gigolo: to be called on to pass another
ing as 3“ acoltyte ”“1 chm-laterl revenue bill ln addition to the one
soon as he w:-. 5 old enough. His dflm‘ which will come up tomorrow.
Iin which (il-tdys Bl'ockn'ell appears at 20 cents. including the war tax.
ithe Recent Theatre today. grapliicallyf ""
;exposes. in the absorbim: romance of.
5the beautiful mistress of the lat:- Emfi
fpernr Franz mg“ the “inside" goings Charming Geraldine Pat-rec, in “The
. Hell Cat.” Her Newest Feat-
ion at the court of Vienna. 3
Miss Bi'ockwell the Countess? ture, Al“ A Paths NW“.
Pictorial and Comedy.
The drama of an emperor’s darling
and a crime that rocked the world
A. 1 at Chester Outing Travelogue
And the Mutt and Jeff comedy,
"THROW’ING THE BULL"
and Danish parents and was christened
AT REGENT THEATRE ,MONDAY
Monday
The star of stars,
fGriselda von Arenburg. the. central fig;
l
ure of the; absorbing romnce, gives a‘
spTendid portrayal of the aged Franz‘
atic genius had already begun to n!- "in my opinion the authorization
(1 1 - . - . , onl asked in this 111131 bill is not war-
.era dine Farrars second Goldwyn sen itself, and falling “DOB ““3 ’ ranted to that extent at this minimum-
Geraldine Farrar
the star with a colorful. highly dramat-
ic role as well.
She is Pancha O’Brien, halftSptm
isli and half-Irish. with all the contra-
pressiveness in mimic state,
'glft from his mother was aunt
a small alter. ‘When he besought be
to get for him a book of plays he was
ssal and pected that more than 50 of the high-
r or officials of the Mexican anny soon
young French Secret service man. and
finally sacrificed all to save her loVer.
from death as a spy.
“Kultux”. is a fascinating exuosuxe
Sossue Hayakawa
_ In
“His Birthright“
Benjlmln Blanche: chief of the .new
general stair. virtually has concluded
1 . . . . . s .7 ' ' . . _ ran
Coming!!! of the snustel diplomatic activities 2:31;): this‘vfiatureh implies H01 met with a stern refusal and then an examinatlun into their records I
vlaurice Tourneur’s masterpiece, that took place in Berlin and Vienna éarfchal's'a‘lwizd 121; S eep r335" and away from home of lo Tellesen qualifications and soon will submlfhls
“Woman” just prior to the outbreak of the war. . m m . y “Ck “PM” ”‘9 Taking “‘9 ”a”? ‘ u conclusions to President Camm
slum-1.“ .llm Dike-.41 yrellstoelo cattle- me boy wandered to 1:111:11an F“ ._-__
It is_c1ammed with tense, exciting sit
of Screen: Delights" ture, 'Lafayette; litre4300111237v ivhich' ~
3 matinee-2:15- Evening 7 and 9 :had such a auccesgful run 111 the Evens has come to. take het away patterned the one of the first act in A- I“! "12 fig? {mt 8' 5,
j A, ' ” ing' W'orld. and which is exciting at- . " 7- ’ . ..- ' 2' “Blind Youth"" _ From painting. ”Pu‘b‘thiam‘, , 4:41 3.12:. ‘33:“. :
; Today ‘ tention and faV'orafible comment ever) ,AT pKLX‘éta' THEX't'R‘E TOD-AV. he had just turned to sculpture when 5:48;” 0: 023.1: 57, 7: 023’, 7:578. 9:19;; .
. C , ' where will be seen at the Recent . - ~ - ' Rodin. attracteci by his Grecian potion» 19:07:; 10: 40. 13: 34:. -
5 High lass ACtS - .4: ~ ~ * '. ' . - ’. ' - ’ . new ram 70 court-1 uoRWALK
v “e,_'ll1eat1e tomorrow afternoon and eién . ~ . . - ition of body and face, took; him;- to. his A. '10: 6 30 6: 3‘ 8' 8: 5.11
Of audeVi 5 in: The picture is to «be given under- Frank Mel'ntyre' in, “The Traveling home as a model afterward becoming ’15:. £51.. 10: 50!. ' W"
4 3M featur- picture, the auspices of the Nonwalk Elks, for Salesman.’ " Alec Five Acts of - his instructor and devoted friend. K—fl: 03x. 13: 45x. (Saturday
. he history of womah is unfolded in rl I
ems productlon uatio-ns ‘ man covets the girl but she will have After seventh: year: of Wanda “git Y; n 3; “a m 1‘}:qu
. y i ' Don't fail to see it at' he liegentr none Of him “then he sees Pancha L0“ ”deg“ rem“ .‘home at 18 to hwm' 23.2.11 ’- ‘
.. _. .- .-‘ ._ . . {The-all? today . _ ’ .f fz'u oring thi- sheriff he determines to find that- his (other had- died and thati SOUTH WALK 1.0 NE '21 YORK.
-. ‘ ' ‘ ’ _ "'3 Conguer her. To show- that he has h’é had been (limited. He began A. .Hr—l. m 5:37,; 5- 4s) 6: oo
l ‘ -' the upper hand Dike. a squaw-man. Once more out finally scaled down r$xzig 1.164; 8: :h 8: 191.22" a-
, .
iBENEFlT F‘OR SOLDIERS _. ordeis his Mexicans to cut the throats in Paris supporting- M11 by $9118 9 a
. AT REGENTJOMOFtROW of QBrien 5 sheep The animal-'1 are painting. stone cutting. 0,. whatever ml «or “Iii—r6181 1331;: 3 813,2 55; ié‘s'ta? 11121:
‘ ’ ““am 1?“I Pent-ha. surprises the men could tu‘m his band mantle he Smd‘ “$1325.43. c: 1122. 11:47 (ammo.
The new super patriotic motion- plc- 5’éf0re thev‘can 956309
'Dike' announces 16- Fancha that he
CW). 1502:. 8: “10:071.":
which. he tells: 1112.119 has faithfully mg.
"The Horne
led art. HeJived in the studio after-3"
Through Bodin' s. influence he
‘ admitted to the Conaeflatoire,
the foundation of his dramatic act w
laid He did not give up his ultimatum,1 Bu
and during the time to was studying. A. H.'—6 00 ”001"“ 9: 00: 10 031
5 went from one sub 10: 50:.“
fox the Stage 9 M.——12: 10.1.03: 3: 35:. 5 02.
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1'9" ‘0 “an" “m“ ’t u" “mg ex 5: as. o: 0011.7:05 '11: 10:: 11:15: 11:1:
haustifely in” 3“ its ”ulbmfieg' “6 SOUTH NORWALK 10 new HAVEN
something new. no
“53‘“ "n to A. u.—12:‘26x. 12: 58x, 5:11-11, 6:07.
taught physical culture both in the 5:25, 8: 001, 7: 05 8: 10x, 11:15x, 11: 45:
Conservatoire and to private pupils
and he won and held for two years aI
he benefit of the convalescing soldiers Vaudeville. ' ‘
in Base Hospital Nof 16. New Haven; - "
_a most worthy purpose and a magnifi' one of the most enjoyable comedy
cent production. gdiamas ever produced by- Paramount
This pictule is brimhll of 'thrilling; is “The TraV eling sa‘lés‘man." ‘starring
_fi fFrank McIntyre. It is a story of the
' . 'fl SPEE-DEE T“ A“— 'atlventures if a drummer. 'brave re-
. sourceful and jollv and the picture will
3 Makes quick time of grease and
fiat-.ime F01 hands and housewoxk. Re- be Show“ at the Palace Theatre. “y
imoVes stains from rugs and carpets. d8."-
gExcellent for cleaning kitchen floors. Opposite Mr. McIntyre is Doris Ken.
lPamted woodworks and walls. For yon as Beth Elliott a young ticket
Frank Mslntyre
in Paramount Production,
"The Traveling Salesman”
Monday and Tuesday
Mack Sennett presents
MABEL
NORMAND
where (am only) 2.15:. z 53 3: 301
133353 on 11:13:; 5:.29 6:0“.6313.
mandamus '
0:51. 7: 08:, 9: 25:.
Sundays.
ltlirty. greasy hands. Makes washing - - ' ‘
unusually dirty mom‘s vm,‘ easy agent in the 1ail1oad station where Bob champ1onsh1p in fencmgt. 1 A. M.-‘—12: 26x 12:58:, 7: 43 9:191.
Lar C 2.— is dumped out one cold afl‘d frosty From the Conservatmre he found ”10 19 11:12:, 11753: . ..
2e an ac “it: easy entrance to {he Odeon' u'here h': P.M.—22101,4'42X, 6248, GI30L
Christmas morning. Her home
about to be sold for unpaid taxes and
this causes Mr great anxiety. As the
7: osx, 8:281, 9'25x.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK;
A 11—12: 251: (except
He sought the bank“ of the 4:102, 4: 53x, 5:50, 6:50, 8:05: 8: 30.!
was offered :1. three year contract, but
before long he abandoned the sta"e fox
Albert P. Geheb‘c
; It's Here If It's Houseware. drummer, Bob gets on 'the good side a time.
g‘ , ‘of everybody and in a poker game. he Nile and on mule-bacw with a sketch 9: 41:. 11: 00.
. h ton St. s 1 ._ - "‘
::5 Was ”1,9. 0’ Norwal: learns of the scheme to deprive Beth pad he pursued his fancv through the 36:3}; 151112011782. 3.40:, 4.05, 5:132.
; ”mm De'wew' _ fl ‘Dhm‘e 52' of her old nome. which property is do mountains of Brazil. Sundays.
' “’7‘ " ’7 H sired by the railroad company for rail- Returning to Paris a thorough cos A M .-12 2,25: 4:10x, 4:53x, 7:55
HE certain-
road mopolite and \el‘59d in the customs 0‘ 8:30x. 0:41: 11:00.
In
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“The Hell Cat” Joséf‘s beautiful mistress who plotted “Ctum' The "9" Cat, nhlch emu” materials available in ms ”fluted en time. although I am in favor of having
the murder of hex enemy plunged p“ to the Regent Theatre, Monday is not vironment led him to rehearse the ‘ great navy if we need it."
. ' ‘ ' 1.1 alon ' f . -_ - n it )1 tr im- ~
Tuesday rope into blood.,fell in love with a. P a ”0“" u] “on 11 pm‘id's “mm“ “rename in a trim 171-81! unxtco CITY. Feb. 11—11 is elf--
will be released from service. General ‘
maul!) 108(except Saturdays) 1:01“
P. Dir-1:30 3: 27x,4:,28 5219,6121;
Mondays) ‘
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153 WashingtonISt" So. Norwalk '
Regent Theatre, Friday, W 1!. This is one of the best" shower of “I.
season J
neurone more or on Mica}! wow; 33
ly deserved
a licking—but
- mischieVous eyes saved her.
:2” f11'\ei' frrget adorable
.“Blickey” -~ the wonderful
12y.
i ' d 'r d 1 . . .
i 323:. 232.1?“ :1: fol|:;:' 3:332; 18111211] check in payment for her home. had set her heart upon hating him "I p, n—7: 15',
i -~ as. 5 20C Tickets on sale by member? ’ but she is prevented frOm accepting her company Tellegen zolned her in DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
1 - -. ve. 25c , Donneuy’ 3, South limbs, and 1'1 by Bob who we, a desperate battle London and ”fled almost at once for g. ibis—‘6 3,3122. 11:: 31:. 11: 50.
1......“ y_Mary. 'Pickfo rd In .SRogers & Stevens, Not-walk. lull-0'3 the scoundrel out of the place. America morning many of the roles of ‘ ‘— ‘ 11.3.1," , , -
f.
”9 Dawn of a Tomormw"
a . 10
: First. Annual
St. Valentine’s Day Dance
Bob provides 'lea'
out of a flask labeled whiskey and gets
purposes.
3151311 “gets 1:: . . ’ one of the leading c'onspirators drunk.‘ down and de\‘016 himself to '7‘ b‘" one 11:40
‘3" d again Tl‘lnlty Men S Club takes his rig and goes to the county of the first persons he met was Maur- SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURM;
seat where he pays the taxes in Beth‘s
Town Assembly Hall
name.
Feb 14th The Villain tries to blacken Bob's
'Ban-Joe Wallace’s Orchestra character to Beth and offers her a
A
e
50 Cents ‘iivows his. love {orBetk and}: de-
_ her largejieyenm on the in: ever.
. 1 Miss Geraldine Farrar (Mrs.Te11c9co) and Mr. Lou Teuegeu.
Geraldine Farrar' s patriotic activities have gone deeper than Just ulna;
log “The Star Spangled Banner' (as only she can sing it) for the Liberty!
Loan Drive, selling almost a million dollars’ worth of bonds,
bandages and surgical dressings for the Red Cross; contributing
the receipts of her benefit performance at the Metropolitan. lay
the Stage Women's War Relief; sending cigarettes and cheering m
and telegrams to the front. She hasdono something for steam. .
has created a new American citizen. Before she titanium mam...
who to now touring the country in his new play “Blind Youth.” he ml
classified as Greek Dutch-French and a citizen of the ivorld. New to
aM-fledgeddnefioln clam. perfectly ready as he“ to out
”be he 18“.: “lot Mon.
1
l
r . hr- he intended to settle I‘. DAL—12:171. 1: 55x, 2: 2311. 3: 94015
mam ”Pop ‘ 4:35. 5.13.1. 6.11:. 1.05:, 9 1811.?”
A. M.—6:13, 8:21. 9:59x.
P. M.—1:27, 1:541: (Saturdays onlyi
4:391. 6:25.
Sundays.
A. 14:25 2:15.
ice Bernhardt, son of the Divine Saran;
from whom he teamed that the great
actress had been searching for him
since she fifit saw him at Odeon and
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Norwalk Chronicler