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The Most- Amazing Production of the Day
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Wt rwl in a vivid portrayal l' the life
tiuill 11nd l'lvt- to tlw present, day.
1 . :1 pit-turn that. all shoull sec. Don't miss it}
Elsi; a i’ailte News Z3ict01ial and a Corned—V
s. WWI-show
VVEDNKSD AY
:.\ utintz MADGE KENNEDY in “A PERF ECT
LADY"
Also a Travclogruc and Comedy
THURSDAY
i‘hc Noted Comedian. FRED STONE.
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A First Run Artcraft: Picture .
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THEY ARE THEY ARE
. Pauline
Alice Brad
y Frederick
Charles Ray Elsie
Dorothy Gish “The Home 01‘ Screen Delights" Ferguson
W‘MAM '
TODAY
ALICE 151? '\i
A crcnt favorite and rocognizcd
in "St-lum. Picture,"
“HER SILENT SACRI FIC E"
How thc honest, lovr- of a country
ness of Parisian society lit‘e.
Elfin,-
Latest Pathe News. Bray Pictograph.
Comedy
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girl overconn's lllt' 1-111pty smart-
A Rolin
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Wednesday
Dorothy Gish
In Paramount. picture.
“The Hope Chest”
Moons matrimony of course
Also two recl comedy
Tuesday
Charles Ray
In Paramount lictun-
“String Beans"
vl Mack \1 l'lllt‘ll Commit
Ion Holmes Travelogue
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Friday
ElSle Ferguson
In Artcraft picture,
“A Doll’s House”
Mutt & Jct‘t' Cartoon
VautlcV'ilIo-OI‘ChPsl1'11
WWW
Thursday
Pauline Frederick
I11 I‘nrumounl picture,
“Resurrection"
Latest Pathe News
Vaudevlllc-Orchestra
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FIVE ACTS OF HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
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AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY.
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.human that all Charles Ray's admir-
31-19 like to see him portray It is the
0:11 of character that 'has made the
}Ruy pictures stuctirc ofl’érlntzs from
c. -__~_- gtlu- txlllblt01" 5 point 011‘ View. But To-
g Brady Adds Another Success to by l\ atkin’s is no ordinary boy. He
Long List of Her Stage and Screen is imaginatiVe and somewhat. dreamV'
Triumphs In “Her Silent Sacr1f1ce"."nd every night “he" his dfiv R Work
1.. ".11., 5-510“, gamm“ which‘is done he goes to his mom and takes
lw \l111.\ 11 .11 11w Palace mempe out a book that he has bought by mail.
“Vt’hat Evmy Youngr l’oc’t‘ Ought to
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- n-tnv, All('t “lady has a superb Ve-
- It- for hr-t' dramatic talents in 11 Kn01\_"F0erb_v 15 antbitlous ‘0 he,
-' 1‘14 of true love co" tttering the i'alz-‘l- :1 Wilton _
m- of smart Part.- society life. As The scenes of the story chanze to 11
\v-‘ettm tin» 1'1 ltlu'tAh‘. '. L’l'ulldt'uughtt'p country newspaper office Where Toby
'.\ 11-» groups 11 1 i . .1 icoutiful maidcn- goes in search 01' opportunity. This
lt-uatl. slu- p‘ISt's tor Richard Vale. an Part Of the story is developed “Ith
has for her only realism and charm by the author
111- artist's :ulpt‘t-Clulion for beauty. Jtlllt'n Josephson who was fox-Wimetly
1.111 stun low-H him devott-dlv. At 119‘c0111111'y editor himself. and who writes
4,...an U,- the rich and influpnflgl of that life with delightful sympathifi'
l't';t1(‘9 Hoissard, who ’grows infatuated
11-1 hm- charms. slw promise-s to girt-
' . . wit’ to him if he will further Yale's
I t'wc-r. This the powerful nobleman?
...- successfully, and demands his Maurice Tourneur's Materpiece
ur-nt. On the evening after the
1 11.1 '3: “Solon" "‘
ericztu artist. Ila-
REGENT THEATRE TODAY AND
TUESDAY
“Wom
an" the Most: Amazing Picture of the
m :m- 1' hue Vile: Day: Also a Path: News Pictorial
33333 .3, 1 and a Comedy.
3 mWoman."
inine epic w nich comes to the Regent
theatre today and Tllcsdny. stands in
at least one respect as the most re-.
AT PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY
Charles Flay Original “Count"y Boy"
m the Screen in. “String BeanS” not markable film offering of .the year.
Canned 1 "Woman” is different. indeed so dir-
1‘1'th “alkins is the all around ““"Er ' "“ _..-._. —- , l
'vue- on his uncle's farm—a twenty MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE
um-h if blaCk mud entirely 3111"» SIQKLY.
1.1. II by mortgages. This is the Mothers who value their own com-
1111: sentence from Julié'n Joseph :forr and the welfare of their children.
~ wen-alto, “'Stiing Beans." which 3 should never be without a box or
w 1n introdifife Cluirles’rRay in his: Mother Gray‘s SWeet Powders for
' Paramount, Picture which will bei Children. for use throughout the sea-
'11.11 the Palace tll’eatre, Tuesday. lson. They Break up Colds. Relieve
12111} condensed form it_p1esent=1 a Disorders, Heudache_ and ~8tomacb
- .1 Munro 0'! the storys opening Troubles Used by m rtor my
v\\_:\'r
3' ' 1.. u-h- m' :1 burlesque souhrr-tle. Miss Ks nnwly >(‘(11'1'.< llt'l’ art-:13 if
' ' -Il. In sul'nx's of r'tt't'th she prmt's that “birds 411' :1 leather do 1
16 1 .1ltt';1,\'«' l‘lock together." ‘ t-:‘
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o. “.0 as o :24»: :03. ca 1.. fond of
Maurice Tour'nem' s fem I
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@9354, ferent that it completely defies classl-
' 1 fication.
H‘Xl'ontan‘ is diVided into a prolozue.
3111c episodes and an epilo'n1c.'rhe
prolovuc is modern showing a phil-
'ospher of 19“.! moralizingr upon wom-
(n Then his mind flashes back
'lhrouuh historV and the five episode“
.111) unfolded. The first deals with
\dam and live in the Garden of chn
”The «ccond mm cs on to ancient Rome.
‘\. it‘t tho I'lm -Jc'."01 (‘tltudius the victim
of his sireen mistress Mess-ail 11a The
third intcrlm 9 TE“ ":<ol\c nt‘ ountl
the monk, Abolnrd. T1111 fourth i>=
fanciful. thc Brittany lmo 1:."11' of
livhcr lot! and a mermaid. The fifth
takes place during the (‘i\ ll 'xVat'. Then
the storv switches back 'to modern
tll\< .With the philospher of tho pro~
toque discm \‘l'lllp' that the grunt Euro-
[11.111 W. 1r had revolutionized moonn
woman. Dc sum and see this. 1119.
most amazing story of the day.
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Charming Madge Kennedy in Her New:
Picture “A Perfect Lady." Also A
Ttaveloguo and a Comedy.
(111 1hr llO(l."- of bet phenomc- -nnl.
(loldwvn success. “The Kinvdom
Youth." comes another Madro
nch triumph "x Petfect LadV. "
f3: -GoIdVvVn pictutizntion of Rose Siahls
popul.1r stnze plnv by Charming Vol
3 lock and Rennold Wolf,- which comes;
to the Regent theaue beginning W'cd--
ncsday.
Lucile Le lambon (Madge Kennedyt)
the town of Sycamore
‘ though the constable. at the request of
'moralitx committee. has stopped the
performance of the Mary Models Bur-
lcsquers of which Lucille is the lead-'
Chief among those who
the Rev David
. in;r flame.
rlosetl the show is
Gr'uylinc.
«- il‘m opens an ice cream cabaret. Armin
.she entounters opposition from the
,. committee. and John Griswold, the (tea-
from the town
3thc .1itl ol' the parson though the lat-
101' has grown fond of Lucille.
She announces that she will gi‘c :1
.':--f1u motion picture show
.3 RETURN OF GAL’I‘
,' GREAT AID TO YALE.
i Yale's athletic. chances next 59111 re
(1 ciVed n ticmcndous boost today when
it became known that (‘arter 01111.;
perhaps the best all- mound athlete in
the universitv had returned to college,3
illc has decided not to enter athletic
competition during the remainder of
{the present school your but to wait
i till next fall and enjoy all the sports
3fot' which he is (Iigib‘le. He has only
one mom 5: hoot year left for compcti
tion and he is disinclined to waste his
3oppn1'11mities fo1 the remaining four
months of ;lu- ptescnt school vent '19
he ha> ttlrctle competed on Yale font-
,hall. swimming. watm polo and wrest-
1.Iinz teams. 5
lie is the best guard of the material
3101' the football squad. weighing 223
pounds. while he is unusually powm-
ful. litr is the intercollegiate cham-
.pion hemywcitzht \Vrestler and he is
tolled upon in the weights in Yalcs
track meets ncxt season. l-I'e a
Hawaiian and one or the best swim-
mers and water polo players in the uni
vorsitV.
llc lett college tVto Vents ago and
has been in artillery service lle has
just returned to Yale from Fort Sill. '
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R bezt Holden. tho baseball center
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‘ NE‘W YORK, Feb.
icon Library Association has shipped
to soldiets overseas more than 2000-
000 books 650.000 of them since 1111- '
signing of the armistice-it “as an
nounccd heie today _
The demand for technical works.
nused in connected with the schools or.-
i tablished bv the Army Education Com
'missuon, is heavy the statement said
{300 000 such volumes havinr: been for-
lwarded to France in the past three
lmonths to meet the needs of. men pr 9-
Mpating themselves for re-entrancc in-
lto ciVil life.
i The association announced that it
had opened libraries, with the latest
tneVVspapeis magazines, and an ardcr
3:11:13 of one book to every four soldiets
abroad, on all American ~transpoxts.
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FORMER SPRINGFIELD _
MAYOR PEfiAD
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Feb .17. -—
Former May’oi Frank E. Stacey died.
today. after a Week's illness of men-
it om the office of mfiyor January 1, af-
ter serving four weeks. He— was a
former president of the New England
Hardware Dealers’ Association. and
prominent in the affairs of the national
association. He served as president of!
the Mayor-3’ Club of Musachubetts
during his In on — ..
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”I luv Watkins is the sort " :coun U
have. humor. » 7
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'1 ‘ famous modinval lcw'nd of Htloi; c and
gate; p; ece of the Noted Author, MAURICE TOUBNEUR Se
REGENT THEATRE, WEDNESDAY,
of:
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lie u1 gesTci to leave the;
3111111119 and later. unknown to him 1 .u-l
con. threatened to have her banished3
llc once more enlists ,
:Please, Mother!
has just re-cntcred college and .3
'will join the nine this spring. l
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BOOKS FOR THE SOLDIERS l , TO MOTHERS!
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“I too, have abolished slavery”
Hoosicr’s abolition of kitchen servitude has
brought a new vision of life to nearly a million
and a half housewives. These women are no
. lonu'cr Slaves to old ways that waste time and
energy ' Drudzery has ceased to be their master.
Wit 1 its many wanted features and labor-savinz
inventions. the Hoosier has made their kitchen
VV ork easy and enjoyable.
Aided by Domestic Science experts and
um 11 3' practical housewives. Hoosier makers have
conducted thousands of experiments in perfect-
ine; this “automatic servant.” All kitchen cabi-
net devices were thoroughly tested. Only the
worthy conveniences were adopted.
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Today the Hoosier holds, first place in effi- ,
ciency. workmanship and materials. It repre- Ii '
sents, the utmost in time‘and labor saving kitch- '
en eouipment. It has been designed by women
for women-«not a mere.cupboard and table com-
bined. but a scientific work-reducing machine.
Come now and soothe several Hoosier mod-
els. Select the one that pleases you most. Then
abolish slavery in your kitchen by having it; in-
stalled at once. Don’t hesitate becausc you may
not: have the money. A dollar deposit puts this
work-saver in your home. The” balance may be
paid in small. convenient amounts each week.
And Your money back if you are not delighted.
Sterling Furniture, Company
127—131 Washington 31112121
service of the Knights
the distribution of the products
these kitchens is free,
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MOBILE KITCHEN
GROUP IN PARIS
PARIS, Ftb 1.1—One of the activi-
ties of the Knights of Columbus in
the war area is the mobile kitchen;
group which is folloWIng the units 01'
the American! Expeditionarv Force
front camp to camp.
On the long marches that time. be- ,
come the rule since the signing of the
armistice the men find hot chocolate.
bouillon and other warm food most
acceptable. Twenty of these cars are.
in use in the area of military opera-
tions in France. Bel "tum and Germany.
Others will soon be sent to Italy and
the south of France. Like every other
til the last American unit has
barked for America.
DePALMA'S TIME CORRECTED
DAYTONA, Fla,
Association announced k today
Ralph de Palma’s time for 1b
ported.
start records
ftwenty miles.
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It’s Nasty!
for distances
A
of Columbus,
of
it is announc--
ed. The service will be continued un-
em-
thb. l7.-The con-
test board of the American Automobile
lilat 1
q miles
on Daytona Beach yesterday was 1:-
15.4.' and no 1:04. as previously re—
De Palma broke six flying
up to
Give Me 3. Candy Cascaret!
Instead of the dreaded dose
of castor oil, drops, calomcl or pills, give your
find save money, worry and
trouble. . Children love Cascarets because they taste
like candy. Nothing else acts so gently but surely
on the child’s little stomach, liver and bowels. ~
Phone 105
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That' the way we make 1111“”
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wom old tire of yours. OII'.
vulvanizers do wonders '4“:
uorn‘ shoes and inner “Ling.
Doubles, Olti'n t ebles, the life
of your tires. isn‘t it more:
economical to pay us for good.
vulcanizing than to buy It".
tires—especiallv new when my
cost of new titcs mounts daily? I
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29 Wall 51.. 1119171311"
013va BRO THERS
ANNOUNCEMENT
W e are pleased to announce that we are now ready to supply coal ' '
and wood from our yards in East Norwalk, formerly operated by .
W. Marvin. We have just necelved a consignment of coal at; van-1.51
ous sizes. Prompt and efficient service and con eons treatment will
be given to all customers, whether calling in person or by telephone.
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tected? Havé you a Safe Deposit Box? I! not, we can pro-
vide y? with one for the mall sum of $4.00 per your, in our
"model-d Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 03;
_ your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
011: 811va Deparhnont poys 4 per cent. per year.
Opel a checking amalgam! p! vour bills, by check.
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