Regent Theatre
The House of Refined
Entertainment
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ALICE JOYCE
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Vii) LION AND
THE MOUSE”
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Pathe Vv'eckly
And Comedy
Saturday
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“The Lightning Raider"
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l II. Travle ogre a: d Comedy
Tod ay
«Acts of High
Class Vaudeville—5
and dI‘lizhtt‘ul coIIIed3
I Enid Bennett
in Pa rumo nnt p i ct urt-
"H 3003' Thou 2h Married"
Latest lfathe News
Friday and Saturday
Charles Ray
in l‘..IanIIIunt picture
“The Sheriff’s Son”
t AdI“d Feature Saturday
Charlie Chaplin
- in “The Pile Driver”
.1 Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
i flay. Saturday
Al lHE lflEAlRES
A?" THE PALACE THEATRE TODAY
‘Happy Though Mar-
Enid Bennett in
wed," Delightful Cc cmedy—Vaude-
ville
uwglzts MacLean is again the lead-
I'v- -~.'In for dainty linid Bennett in
.m, p3 TllO'12l1 Married." her latest
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Iamont picture from the Thomas H.
1'--'e studio which will be shown at the
‘»~Iace theatre today. Mr. Mat-[lean
chines the qualties of personal ut-
-"ti\ent‘i<s and good acting with
Ith and good looks He is theracfon
‘ ideal juinnilc and itit'all3 suited to
\ opposite \iiss l’e ‘Inttl.
'n this new picture he is cast as a
In}: chap who is striiinp,r to wrest a
I'lllnt' from a mine in South Ameri-
. His love for \lilly lice (Miss Ben-
‘I-«ttt leads to marriage and a serxes
'iriid:Sl,iecI-\e-iI..r
I IIIItIIIttInatc situatiolu
"l' (‘tllllP lllll
I-nd.
Zulu Vain
.I'wl
width hou-
as one would
:I pretty girl who llkl> ap-
iu important parts with Para-
-IInI and Arlt‘raft stars. has the role
:I Spnlilril girl in "Happy Though
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PALACE THE: m;
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
AT
Charles Ray. Popular Star in “The
Shertff's Son" \-Jith Vaudeville.
harles Hay gix'esa n astonishingly
\nr t'lzrtt'h" 'vrimtion in his new l".Ir-
't our! picture. "The Sheriff‘s Sun."
.Ch “iii lm shown :It the Palace-
"’élll't‘ Friday and Saturday. when he
-:Ir:.3'.< a young man. who has in-
;itI-d a great fear from his mother.
-. l‘flS to fight hard to get the better
\\'9fll(ill‘.‘5. “'hen the story
the bo3's father is badly hurt in
with cattle thieves in New
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32h!
wit-0.
t'a‘hcr i:- slain by rustiers and
.s sent Itiél to be educated. \Vhen
. .5 grown to manhood he comes west
. ."I rl'll?‘ the cattleman who sent him
. .‘t.. This man has been taken pris-
rtrcr hy the gang of cattle rustlers who
c cnc mics oi the boy< father.
non bezan the meat struggle. All
: .. ho3' ‘ InthIteri tour prompt‘: lIiu.
‘. -i' n bark. But he wins a inp 0':
"l «h. pulls himself togtrllIPl' and en
the domain of the cattle thieves.
. It runs “ here his benefactor is hid-
-l1 and he meets the niece of his ene-
ill} the (hiet’ of the cattle thieves He
tails in love with the girl, and tozetb-
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I-r ll’l") Iescuc the cattleman who is
pI'Honcr.
AT REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND FRIDAY
Charming Alice Joye. in “The Lion and
The mr’ also a Pulse weekly
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i‘lII- lizit'- suspected :iIat her hus—
.‘ ~Iand W: a cynic and did not real—
3' love. lit .-; and the photograph
die, found seemed to indicatr-"fi’t I
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CAROLINA LAZZARl ' '. l
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Rudolph Gan-z, Pianist I i
JOINT CONCERT”
Friday Evening, April 11th
STATE STREET CASlN0
BRIDGEPORT ' '
............. $1.00. $1.50. 32.00
Reserve Your Seats At
STEIN ERT’S
915 Main Street
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IhaIming Screen star. Alice Joyce an the sound. the prisoner is securely‘
: lionnclly's
imay be procured from” the members
. duced
' rented
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Law-hey ....... Gm
c—x-Artcr \lidnlrtht ........... Gan:
dn-Ronmnce .......... Sibel-ll!
e——Prclutle in A minor . Debussy
Mr. Ganz.
7 a—Gallie ............... Mokrejes
b—Thc Last liour ........ ’Krnmer
c—The Roadways ...... Denemore
Miss Lazzari.
At the piano 3M. .3:-
At the Piano for Miss Lain“;
. Robert Gayle]-
The piano is a Steinwav.
CATHOLIC CLUB WILL PRESENT
“THE ETERNAL LIGHT" AT
REGENT SUNDAY
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The magnificent photo plav enti-
tied The Eternal Light " produced
by the Catholic Art. Association of
New York, will be presented under
”I“ :‘u‘x]i( es of ill? (atholic (lub at
the Regent Theatre next Sunday eve-
ning. April 13 at eight. p. m., and in
the aftet noon at three I). m.
This play is the greatest drama in
all human histor't, and pIoduced at
a cost of $3 50..000 The scenes were
taken in the Holy Land and in Hg) pt.
and required the participation. of
thoustnds of people big cannons.
and is rt pletc with gorgeous and won-
Ichrul s1-t.inrzs.lt is a magnificent
masterpiece that thc Norwalk public
will be priiileged to witness. it is a
Na» pcculiatly well adapted to the
.I-ason (It i. cut, and for the beginning
of Holy \Vcek. and one that people of
all denominations should go a dis-
tance to see. ‘
Tickets are on sale at Devine &.
Hardwick. Olsen's Shoe Store and
in South Norwalk. and
of the club. The company producing
the pl:.3 is the same one that. pro.
“The Victim." recently pre-
in Norwalk.
ADJUSTING STEEL PRICES
I \\’ashinrzton. April 10.———ln connection 1
with thI-‘controvemy over steel prices
it was disclosed today :,at in confer-
ences which haie followed the requal
got the Railroad Administration to ac
'cept prices promulgated by the indus-
trial Board. the Ballrczfid Administra-
Ition representatives have neither dc-S
finitely proposed new and lower prices
nnr indiIated whether the principle of
standard pr ices would be supportedI
e3 en with I. Ieduced awe.
Regent Theatre
TODAY AND FRIDAY
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MOOSE TO HOLD BUILDING 10”..
BAZAAR
Fm COUNTY
CASES AT HEARINC
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South Norwallt Lodge, No 529. bagel.
Order of Moose. will hold a buildingt
fair and bazaar in the Hoyt Theatre
Hall mmmmcmg Saturday evening. 1 that she. left an estate and the State
April 19th running (“gm week «lay Connecticut immediately took
:stepe to collect.
nights and closing on Wednesday The case or Jgnnip C. Barnes of
April 29th.
{this city. against George A. Uphnin of
in addition to the usual bazaar fea- lWateI-bury, m {WNW "1"“ m the
Superior cpnrt find involved four
lures they are conducting a. popularity not
es a grouting about
Contest for the most popular lady in g 312’ 000 The
plaintiff was given judgement
the XOI'Walksu Three prizes will be
three and the defendant on
Itivcn consls‘inz of diamond rings now f°““h~ 30th aidernppealed.
on exhibition in he window of Cole-l
Angus? one was that of Mary Fla.-
renz) Staml‘ d ‘ rdg
1mm & Lauder. South Norwalk. Any C or again“ Richa
lady of Norwalk eligible.
IQ: (‘0. et. al..
Eirom an aWard of $2 500 by Compen-
TlIc-r will also conduct a baby popu-
laritv contest for the most popular ba-
sation Commissioner E.
”iii-m to Mrs. Piarcnzo for the death of
In: Votes are to each and the prizes
tvm diamond rings. -
her husband, Guiseppe Fiarenzo. on
For information in reference to the
April 17. 1917. in Stamford. Fiarenzo
rWOTkr‘d for the Richards Co. which
contest or about the bazaar matters.
call on the Iommittee at the Moose
the
was engaged in work near the water
trout and in attempting to jump on a
truck he fell beneath the whet-ls and
sustained injuries which rcsulted in.
Club, as Main street from 9 a. m. to 9 his death later An appeal was taken
n. m. to the Superior court and Judge
_.. flames confirmed the award of the
“_ ‘_ . compensation commissioner. it is
Sentinel “ant Ada. Work W’mdfl‘trmtn this decision that the appeal
Am “ was taken.
on?
nun-ram
Buttons om
notations and Fun :
. W 880?
-84 N. Main 8t. 80. . .
of Stamford. on appeal.
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MOOSE
BAZAAR
Eight Nights
Airil 19m to 28th
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- Izt cutest success.
wish in'
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, pcaIs at the Re rent Theatre today and
iIiIia3 this no ed actress scores her
This screen pictur-
Lation oi that famous play of me
’ ..Ime name has one. of the most e\cei~
lent themes. through which runs a.
splendid love story of unusual 'sut-
prises.
Alice Joyce plays the role of the
mouse the daughter of a judge whol
has gained the enmity of AndeIs Ran- |
dolplI——thc lionka powerful Iailroad
financieI. The IailIoad ditector seeks?
to find some information wlIeIeby UPI
Ina3 make this judge suffer for uir’
holding the law in spite of the vtislnsf
ot' himseli. He reckons without the
mouse however, who fights faIthftth:
and loyalty to protect her father,
against this potter among powers:
thn she and the tlnancicr's son mom I
and learn to 1039 each other. tir-
thrme becomes quite complicated. and
offers many moments of great sus
pansc. How this girl continues tth
fight for her father and yet holds true
the love that has come to her will b~
shown in "The Lion and the Mouse."
at the Regent -Theatrc today and Fri-
tlav
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY.
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Constance Talmadge, in “A Fair 01
Silk Stockings." Pearl White in
"The Lightning Raider " a Trav-
elogue and a Comedy.
Amateur theatricals sometimes lead
to tumble. This is dcmonsttsu ed b3
Constance 'l‘aimadge who is presented
by Lewis J. Selznick in her latest
Select Picttuc ‘A Pair of Silk Si0(K _
ings' ' shown at the Regent Theatre on
Saturda3.
Sam Thornhill. a young man who
has recently been divorced by his wife.
Mollie, (Constance Talmadge) meets
her at a country house where he. is a
guest. and she marooned while a car
which she had bought against Sam‘u
judgment, is being rcpahed San.
goes to hI-r room in an attempt to'
make up their difl’ercnmu and finding,
her absent. lIiIlI-s in the closet. Mean.
while lingual. a formei guest teturns
to his room, the one which is now 0 -
cupied by Mollie and meets her as . sh -
enters. Sam. in his tramp makeup.
hming been thus cast for the theatri-
cal. hears her tell the intruder, who
had formerly been a suitor, that she
still loxes Sam. Resistering glee in
his closet. the pvuedo tramp is dragged
forth and not recognizing’ him the. two
bind‘him with a pair of Mollie‘s silk
stockings. “'hen the guests come at
. evening. April ii. haVc aranced Ta pro- .
gram that will appeal to all lovers of}
locked in the bathroom and explana -
tions of Bagnal's presence in Mohic'sg
room are. in orIler. The burglar is.
about to be produced when the) until
that he has flown, silk stockings and: 5
all. 1
Meanwhile Sam. who has (‘h’l‘illlt‘llI
through the window front Molltt-I‘SI
bath. enters the throng un’seenfin .‘IIaI,
033 ll (lothing. and Mollie’s stockings!
This settles the identity of the ttamp
and Mollie. still lming lIiIII decides
that the make 01 car suggested b3;
Sam would be best. after all. and con- l
so nts to Ietonsidei not oni3 the Inheig
make of car but Sam as a husband.
'1‘ he vicar of the neighborhood is call-
cd in and the silk stockings. Sam in- l
side. are returned to their former I
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Program for the Lazzari-Ganz Concert'
Bridgeport
Carolina Lazznri the Chicano ()pe. ~a
compan3 's con
the Swiss pianist who am Livin" the
last of the Steinert concerts at State
Str' '~t Casino. Bridgeport, on Friday
the voice and piano. it is in fttll as
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follows:
1. Ia—Lungi dal cato bene ...... Seccliii
--Ridonatui la IalIua ........ Tostit .
c—Sotto il ciel .............. Siheha
Miss Lazzari
2. a~Fantasv in F minor ...... (‘hopin
b--—l3erceuse ................ t‘hopin
c——-\Vallz in A flat .......... ChopinI
Mr. Cnnz.
fl. Aria—Lien Signor (from Gill
I’gomotti) .......... Meyerbeet
Miss Lazzari.
4. a—rFantasv in C minor ........ Bach
b” Romrncc in A flat. . . . . . . Mozart
c—Ballet music from “Rosamundc‘
...................... Schubert
(l—»-Pel‘|)€'lllal Motion ....... “'eberz
Mr. Gan7. ‘
5. a— Before the Crucifix ....LaFot'-:.'er
b—~A Memory ............... Ganz
c~l.ove in a (‘ottage ........ Gan:
de-‘llawn in the Desert. I
................ Gertrude Rossl
Miss Lazzari.
hand alone
............. Saint Saens
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PRACTICAL DEMONS TRATION—Talks on Food and its
value by Miss Myrtie Ethelyn Robinson, 20th Century Cook-
ing School, to be given FREE in the Red Hen’ I Hall, Wat I
(Washington Street, April 14—18 inclusive, at 3-” D. II.
tralto and Rudolph (:anz,i .
the Stage Success That Set the
Whole World Talking!
ALICE
2' JOYCE
“THE
LION
AND
THE
MOUSE”
From. CHARLES KLEIN’SI
Famous Dramatic Su
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