phone 150 1 Monti ay Marc REGENT- THEATRE ”‘15 h 31—0ne Night Only. One Performance“?— r2. 8 —-—First Time Here .» re Hunters, ” “Turn to t‘le Right,” “Lightning, " etc. ED IEIELASCO P E E5 'l-C .9 i l I; i a yming LIFE LOVE Selected Cast. out t-of—town ~Theatre, Auto Parties Reserve Seats Flices: Orchestra—$1 00, $1. 50. and a few at $2.00 Balcony—$1. 00, 75c and 500 My ”a“... “MM.-.“ m... 01 Big Powers Theatre (Chicago) and Belasco (N Y.) Success In You re In Love, Were, Fear or Expect to 30. 83 If“ ,n hell smith-Victor Mapes Greatest Master Play—Sure. Co-Auth - N T5: - YOUTH and the Entire Gamut of non Passions Most Alluringly With Mr. Belasco’ 5 Personal. by Mail Now. Seat Sale Wednesday, March 26, at 10 a m Mail Orders Re- célved. . Order Your Doctor to See It——Then Take Your Own Prescrip- ton. It' s a. Wonder- Working Tonic. .‘t ”2&5 E9253; 1. ”C’ 1-7%‘rw -m.-- arr-W Regent Theatre The House of Refined Entertainment i3...»: TODAY AND TUESDAY lThe noted comedian FredStone' lnE “UNDER THE TOP” I \ lbw -uu Amer-aft picture. This country boy fell in love with a circus ’ .. .w l tlullttl'. and in the sawdust ring he made the performers look , ' s. ' ’l.:_\'\‘v'e"d:l.' Also :1 Puthe News Pictorial and a comedy WEDNESDAY Bea utiful Alice 21’. “The Whirlpool” in ‘s~ r g ,,* Q T’.” m: l § iv \ 'Ill ., (gill ll lllv' T'endelloin remains true to her tlust. pun at the F ‘mln: h h uppiness ItIl, ’ Also a Travelogue Series and a. Comedy ii THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 3 2 Clara Kimball Young y; A And lit-l oun company i ll ' “l'HE EEOAB TflRtlUGfl THE DARK” 7‘ Ma! :1 dark road to traxel? See which path (‘l al'a. K. "'1' i .- Road Through the Dark." l . A Pathe Weekly And the Mack ISennett Comedy. “WHOSE LITTLE WIFE ARE YOU?” A . is 5' SATURDAY . ’ .lilllil and Kaiherim- Lee in " “SMILES" l‘nurll- White in seventh episode ‘ ‘The Lightning Raider' ’ 3:“. 4. \\\ // \Qfie' 7?» \j‘\~—— ‘. ' v3. .\ [l 'l‘lUil Holmes Travelogue and comedy : . _ Coming Soon! Q Mabel Normand in “SIS HOPKINS" 3‘ A Picture None Should Miss: é »té .ft I, l Palace Theatre =1 “The Home ofScreen Delights' THE CURTAIN OF LIFE ‘l‘t‘ell draws back the curtai n of life, unveiling the v.5, loves, passions and ideals of humanity TODAY Charming Lila Lee, ' in Paramoun Production “SFCh a Little Pirate l,-. n is ill this regulal old- style pirate yarn as “Bloody ml 1.. st baddest swashbucker who ever scuttled a ship Also Fourth Episode of “The Terror of the flange” mm of nlelodramfltic—Thrills-fituntsrnclimaxes. Latest Pathe News \ __ ——~ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY it M AE MURRAY Billie Burke in Paramount Pictures “The Make Believe Wife ’ .1, ,, . 1 If you ever saw Billie Burke be. ' "‘“N’nne” comedy fore your‘re coming to see her i, Her First Mistake” _ this timeI And a sparkling ; . nutmeg Travelogue. Mack Sennatt Comedy. FRIDAY Catherine Calvert Beautiful Screen Star in II i’nit "l‘Sitl Special Danger, Go Slow" a mong thieves “till“ ;' ~~ THURSD AY J ack Pickford inunnmunt Picture “Freckles” “Out of the Nick ” Latest Pathe News Mutt & Jeff Cartoon Vaudeville “ . Vaudeville... P SATURDA Y , » ~0mance of T rzan" ' W eels. Ihigh class vaudzville evlzrynven “ it! ‘ a ‘3 AT *oALAcE; THEATRE TODAY. Lila Lee in ,“Such a Little Pirate?" Alfio’ Fourth Episode of “Terror of the Range.” ' There ale few photoplay stars who are so ably suppmted by talented screen players as is Lila Lee in “Such ‘ a Little iPrate, " her second Paramount starring vehicle. which will be. shown at the Palace theatre today The play was directed by George Melfo'rd. and the scenario was prepared by Monte “\l Katterjohu from the story of James Oliver Cudwood, “Peggy the Pirate.’ Theodore Robelts has one of the most delightful roles imaginable it is said, as the old salt who is a descend~ ant of some old bucaneer of the days of the old tar than in her first Parol- alon‘é. Mr. Roberts is the very spirit of snilordom. with the fringe of whiskers about his chin and his nautical gait. Lila Lee is declared to be even more charming in her role as granddaughter of the old tar than in her first aPm- mount picture. “The Cruise of the Make-Believes." in which she scored so great a success recently. Harri— son Ford is leading man. His pre- vious work in Paramount pictures has slumped him as one of the most pleas- ing juveniles in the screen world. ........ up... ...._._- _-_.._. IIII AT pALACE THEATRE TUESDAY. school who is so often found flourish- Q I Appealing Role interpreted by Little Mac Murray in “Danger—Go Slow." A new girl in towult ' Land sakes! Do 3011 remember how that news used to tlnvel around the village? always seemed to start in Green's drug ffusion». and from there it raced across the square and in about ten minutes was generally known from Griflln‘s gl"L‘(€l_\' to the livery. ()1 course, old man Cnrpen'er, who d:'()\(‘ the hack. used to claim that he know all about it first, but the new girl was almost sure to go into Green's for some eau de cologne just to get a good look at the bunch. And then, on Sunday morning at church? ' Such a squeaking of infidel shoes! All crowding up front. too; just as though Mr. Potter was going to l I latest Select Picture “The Whirlpool," It these; Richard Brenner. is enamoumd say something.- new after an allegiance; of fifty years to his favorite hellndam-I nation sermon. I no sure thatuthere is always gossipI enough about any newcomer. but sup- pose. that the girl had entered Cotton- Ville on a freight. train. as \luggs3 Mulanc did: and in boy' 3 clothes, too Hoighty-tolgbtyl 'ln “Danger-Go Slow." Universal photodrnmu. in which Mae '1‘ i an appealing , Murray wins the hearts of “backhome , folks wherever they may beT‘We see the girl enter the confines of tho. V'il.‘ lage as a capable holiness. You must sec “Danger—Go Slow " Tuesday night at the Palate theatre perfectly AT THE REGENT THEATRE TODAY AND TUESDAY ‘l‘r vI '2‘- The Popular Comedian, Fred stone, in ‘Under the Top;" Also a Path: News Pictorial and a Comedy. The story of ‘Under the Top." the new Artcruft Stone. the famous musical little l l picture in which Fred comedy; star, is to appear at the Regent thew; ire today and tomoriow. is said to be‘ the stor3 of Mt. Stone‘ 5: early life The famous comedian's curly yearnings for; circus life led him to run away from home and take up cilcus work. The low interest of the picture is u ell sus- tained throughout. Jimmy Jones. a boy rlw‘ cuts DESIRMS you utuurr AND born with a SIOPS filllNli HAIR: Save your hair! Make it thick, wavy l l l l and Mouthful—try this! Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggyl hair falls out fast. A little Danderine scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurt ' There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff It‘robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very lite ;eventually producing a feverish ness and itching of the scalp, which it not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink loosen Iandodleathen the hair falls out fast. A little aDnderine tonight—now—any time—I-will surely save your hair Get a small bottle or Knowltons f Danderlne from any .drug store or tol- let counter and litter the first applica- tion your hair will take on. that- life. i lustre and luxurlsnoe “which is 10- , beautiful. Itiwill become navy and abundance an lumbar-obi softness; but flurry and hnvo the appearance or - its name to this versatile young star's 4 1 O Neill, acrobat i show. T‘F is admiralfbg is , to the love he hears b .mtin'il iii tie and Victor Maxie; comedy, “The Boom- Pansy, daughter of 0\clli and when er’ang," fwh‘lcb is announced for pre- the circus 193‘ 93 town 319 is greatly centstlon by David Belasco at the Re; §gent Theatre for one_ night’s engage-l The cpm- . dejected Years pass and when the circus ment, Monday, March 31. again comes to the will; Jimmie ls edy comes here direct from an eight earning a profitable livelihood as a months engagement ‘at PoweI‘B' Thea- house painter. By the death of her' no, Chicago, and fifteen months at the father, Pansy becomes owner of theI Beige-co Theatre New York. The onsl- circus with Jay Trimmer and Otto B. the t will appear here is one of un Shott as her guardians, two rascals. usual excellence. who are planning to deprive her of her “The Boomerang" inheritance.” v’and delightful story of how a young doctor successfully treats a lovesick REGENT THEATRE' wIEDNESDAV- 3outh andrbecomes a Victim of his own 1 cute. The situations end dialogue are Beautiful Alice Brady in “The Whil-I pool; -" Also a Travelogue Series and Comedy. Alice (Brady will' fling here and there at, the musical profession. the production is reported to reveal Mr. Belasco‘s deft skill as a stage craftsman, while the cast is coul- posed of pla3ers who are in perfect adjustment to the roles they are called upon to portray The principals in dude Robert Conness, Hariy Hayden. John Clements, Carlton Rivers, John N. “'heeler. Geor e Spelvin, Loulszi‘ta Valentine. aKthegFine Hayden. Mary Elizabeth. Helen Slosson. Alma Ches- ter and others. be her seen in at the Regent Theatre on Wednesday a photodrama which bids fair to add list of record-breaking productions. This story. a popular romance of metropolitan life, which comes from the same pen as the screen-version of many well~known productions. in- cluding the “Yellow Ticker," tells of the adventures of a young girl, reared by a gambler of the old-llcart-ol-gold APPEALS FROM PROBATE Nellie Ball or W'estport, Saturday filed an appeal in the. Civil Superior court from the decision of the probate court of W'eslport in admitting the last will of her father Vi’illiam Hill to probate The subscriber says she is aggrieved at- -the action of the court and asks the higher court for re- lief. The will was executed on Octo- ing in the Tenderloin of New York City. Bella. Cav 8110 (Alice Brady). rebels inwardly at her lot in lite. namely leading the men who frequent her uncle’s gambling house on to play far in excess of their fortunes. One of of the girl and in order to give her ex- pensive gitts which he cannot afford. goes to every length to gain the money. He is arrested on a. theft charge and Judge Reverton, the youngest Judge on the bench tries the case. Pitying Brett ner’s youth and previously fine record. Revel-ton suspends sentence, after which Brettner. still in pursuit of Bella's love. steals the famous Beshnu emerald from Colonel “'arren. who is murdered at the time of the robbery. Brenner. believed guilty of the muffler goes to prjson to await trial. bate on February 3,1919. Jerry Domcy, of Berkeley who has just room cred from a selge of influenza and pneumonia is able to remain outdoors for a while coal: day He ls receiving greetings from his many friends in the city who are delighted to see the popular patrol- man about once more street. long *' -——8entlnel Want Ads Wont “'nnders Sentinel Want Ads. Work Woods? _ oar- The entrancing “Taking Love's Tempe rature," scene from David Belasco's brilliantly charming comedy. “The Boomerang” at the Regent, Monday, March 31. -. said to be brightly amusing w- ith a sly (One of the very best of the season ’3‘ * me theatrical attractions in Norwalk. it is. tells an amusing. .15 her 22. 1917 and was admitted to pro- 3 .‘ SMART sun's NEW cuss DRESSES WAIs'rs sums runs mummy , , '3! IL}?! CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED' FILES. .— d.— .- 1| THE GORHAM CO Just » Accrued . Papers for your living room. dining 'roontr. bedrooms. with Gretonnes to match both m pattern and color. The Gorbam Co 126 Washington St.
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