Matinee 2 :15.
i Coming Tuesday and Wednesday ,
a -
Palace Theatre
Evening 7 and 9 O’Clock.
1 D. W'. Griffith’s Spectacular Production
I... .. ..
Admission
WITH COMPLETE ORIGINAL MUSICAL SCORE
Out of that terrible conflict between the North and South
a. new nation, united by brotherly as well as geographical ties,
was born. Don't fail to see this great Griifith picture.
This is the bran new film taken from the original negative
i so that you are assured of a fi’rst-class showmg.
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The Home of Screen Delights
Today
1I Sessue Hayakawa
IN
4 “A Heart ‘ in Pawn.”
Hayakawa in the prime of his
power itt a drama full o1 compell-
ing action and absorbiuc heart in-
terest supported by'1su111 Anki
and a brilliant cast.
Also comedy and Patlte News
Tuesday and Wednesday
D. \‘l'. Griffith presents
“The Birth of a Nation
“ \-.
h complete orchestra
’I‘11urs1l11y Hnid
Three"
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday
Bennett in "l'ut'l-
ll"l'.~'
‘ she is,
! Then follows a supper in Harry's
iapt'111tm1nt which is in tlte same built]-
in: as tho 1' 111011 '3 and just bei1'111 the
'11'idow s apartment. She lemes :1 note
’at ltome telling her husband where
and .11'hcn he arrives he imme-
[diately coup-'1 in pursuit. But on hi.“
.arriyalt' Kitty has gone, and she has
,adroitlv ntattaeed to lock Travers. wid-
,'ow. and another man in love 11'i1h the
'widow in different part" of the
get's‘ apartment.
.\'ot till ne.\t ntnl'nan ale thinzs (1.1"
plaincd and John Constable who has
‘IH‘O n gwen quite .1 stare. is tejoiced l:1
fin ' 11'” all is 11'1" and that his wife
st“? --1 hint.
('- "1' has been called tlte “th1
1'. hilt-1' 111e11'1 laugh can be heard men
in the silent drama." ln “Sauce tor the
loose." she has one of the best pic-
ture comedies of her successful younn
career.
5 AT REGENT THEATRE TUESDAY
Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle, in His Latest
I First Ru". Paramount Release.
; Manager Samuel Kantnr of the Re
gent Theatre is arranzzinz a special
special surprise for Recent theatre pu-
trons for he 11' in New York City today
securing one of the most popular and
~__._.__.._ -_._E._.
M ifli: LiliAiRIS
AT REGENT THEATRE .TODAY
Dainty Constance Talmadge in. “Sauce
for the Goose;" A Pathe News Pic-
torial and Comedy.
“Sauce for the Goose." the latest Se:
'u 1 1Picture in which Lewis J. Selznick
"-.~‘1'nts '(‘onstance Talmadge. is the
'rraction at the Regent Theatre today.
'l'tu- story has to do with tlte efforts
of :1 young pretty and neglected wife
to win back lter husband.
hand. .Iohn Constable. is a writer and
!:.-- ails under the influence 01' a de-
>i211111g widow, who is assistlne him in
“’Illlng a hook on “Woman's Strug-
" But Kitty.
'~111:1rks that it is the widow who is
wrugaling~to land John.
L'll‘>
\\'!1en John goes to see the widow
1111 his wife's lhll‘thdu".
in: his wife to the
mice with his pront‘. '. the 'worm turns
and pretty K“!\' «"11' viable b1~gins t0
11!;111 ways at 11 1:.«~.':1.~' to pit tish INF
3111.11au1l. The fit 'step is to utilize
I11 opera tickets wl1i1h are already
litttlllll So ‘1" (ails up Harry Tra11'1ts
1 1111,1ug-ab0111-tow11 of her acquaint—
‘1111'12 who is only too eager to serve.
instead of tak-
npera in accord-
D. W. Griffiths’ Spectacular production
Presented at Palace Theatre,
The hue-i
John Constable's wife
appealing of present day contmedinns~
the irresistible Fatty Ruscoe Arbuckle
in his late-«'1 first run Paramount re
lease. This feature will 'be of excep-
itional quality and all who wish to for—
‘gct worry should go to the Regent
gTheatre tomorrow and let Fatty Ar-
: buckle banish all cares and smooth the
the
most persistent wrinkles front
brow. A splendid performance is as-
. shred. .
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Sessue Hayakawa in, “A Heart in
Pawn." is Supported by Notable
Cast.
“The language of flowers is one of
the most fascinating. and. too. the
most intricate studies that 9V1. rv Jap-
anese debuttnte must learn." said
Tsut'u Aoki. the dainty and charming
South N orwalk Lodge
N o. 529. Loyal Order of
Moose
FAIR AND BAZAAR
Hoyt’s Theatre
EIGHT NIGHTS
Apr. 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,128
All Free Entertainment,
eluding Dancing
In.- l
Tuesduutd WM
b
It
“The Birth of a Nation” ”I be of
'I‘t'av-'
-week when you
hair—growing all 01' er the scalp.
‘ luxuriance.
Regent
The House of Refined Entertainment
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7+
T eatre
Constance
“Sauce fOr the Goose”
to stval husbands. but this lillln ‘11“. just
Attractive widows do try
wouldn‘t allow it?
A Pathe News Pictorial and a. Comedy
Tuesday. One Day 0111!?"
popular and irtesistible co mEdiah
The
Fatty Roscoe Arbtickle
“CAMPING OUI
Also EARL
“THE HIGHEST TRUMP" '
1 WEDNESDAY 1' ~-
Beautiful Geraldine
A Travelogue
! Thursday
America s Actor. Dustin F arnum
“A Man In
Friday
“THE CAILLAUX CASE”
Featuring Madeline Traverse and Hang Warwick
_
.1 ~1111 1111 drama or a woman 11lto
.1.11i mattied for power
Coming! !! <1.
“Johanna. Wists?
Mary Pickford in
wife of Sessue llavakawa' with whom
she is appearing in “A heart in Pawn."
will he presented at the Palace Thea
Ire today.
"The kin!‘ of flowers. and the 131-111:
they are arranged, have special mean-
.inxzs. \Vhen a reception is given. the
guests can tell. by looking at the floral
decorations. the rank of the guest of
honor—whether. he is an American.
‘ French or Englishman. what office he
holds in the army. navy or diplomatic
corps. and how long he expects to re-
main in the country.
“Tea drinking is another 1'eremony
which is performed with a set ritual.
Each guest. according to his position
at the tea party, is expected to main
a certain tet‘erence to the qualin of
the tca the artistic ortlt of the anem-
tr .1] porcelain in which the tea is sett-
ed. etc.. while upon the hostess d1»
“tires the task of making responses.
always poetic and 'flowery' in cltarac~
fer.
“The thousand and one little cere-
monies which mean so much to my
people male1 the debut of a Japanese
girl an awful and nerve-rackinz trial."
AT PALACE THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
l
D. W. Griffith Presents, “The Birth of
a Nation." From Brand new Filo:
from Old Negative.
Many of the critics who have been
sternest in their evactions of the Amert
ican dramatists announce their be-
liet“ that l) \\'(;1itfith has put 01"er
the meat American play at last. M.-
ClitlS! illl'f MASS
0F BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
80H, GIOSSY, Will
A Small bottle destroy: dandruff and
doubles the beauty of you hair.
Vl'ithln ten minutes after an applica
tinn of Danderine you can not find a ball season yesterday With an auspi-
single traCe -1f dandruff or falling hair cious victory over the Spring Hill A
and your scalp will not itch but what C‘.
" 11. ill please you most will be after a few Nauvoe diamond on Spring Hill and
see new hair fine Was the first of a series of games to
and dony at lirst—yes—but really new be played during the season for the
ichampionship of that section. Yester-
A little danderine immediately dou- days game was marked by the 01335?
No nit-1 early season form of Tent (Feist) a“-
tea the beauty of your hair.
ference how dull, faded, brittle undirell.
scrazgy,
,derine,
rpur but
at moisten a, cloth with Dan-
me
relyeanbavobenntflul 1'
It if you rattan-7111
Today
The most adorable of actresses
A drama of EasteIn days and Alasliéq tights}
[Theatre Tuesday and W ednesda).
hie sintilat to the ct'igfnai
Iadelphia Municipal Court,
:bezzlin" 31121100 from Mrs. Harriet R. '
‘ nus ALFRED Fox PIANO COMPANY
85 NORTH MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK
" lJoyce's funds bring the total of al-
Ilc resigned 1mm the bench after he. 1'.
:was indicted. 2
affairs connected with the estate of
the Green-Joyce Company and
.101' ce Realty Company, both of Colum-
bus. 0.
ROWZERS OPENED WITH VICTORY
victors. and Kearney their diminuiti‘Ve
d carefully drn this through shortstop. The game was fought nip
taking one small-strand it at and tuck and the ninth inning opened
The effect is amazing—your up with the Killers in the 113311.10 to
I hair will be light fluffy and wary. and 8. The Rowzers started oil with their
have an appearance of abundance and! widely known. ninth inning rally that
I 1 had made them famous last season and
Get a small little of Knowlton's Dan-f pounded Silk. the Opposed "rider for
derine from any drug store or toilet; 1 run: before the end of the inning.
counter for a few cents and prove that; Eyery cot-norm nook on’the diamond
your hair to as pretty and soft as any— ‘
that it has been neglected on tutored rated time .1111 can by the Rom
.bv careless treatment—tho? all—you batsmen who it}!!! took them 11
waefimmMIAmlo-
Talmadge
IN
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J‘-
WILLIAMS in
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Farrar. in i‘Sltadows”
and Comedy
IN
the Open” ‘:‘
thought she 11*. born to be much
5.
Griffith‘s ‘VOII‘OI'IIII spcctacléldrnma
‘The Bitth of IFNatlon" is referred to
by the unique offering at the. Palace
For many years American drama
lists wrote able plays at particular
States. citiee. or localities. ranking
front “Alabama" to “The. Menrletta'
and from "“‘ay Down East." to the
Great Diyid ‘1." But no one man seemed
to map the spirit admins 1'11 Amer-
Icon until mx-idFMarw 0131mm p‘cked
a suggestion for hit. out of Dix-
on's “The Leopard's‘ ”aim the
"The Clansman." and started to devel-
op it. o
A remarkable thing about Mr. Grit‘
fith's plan is that words (except for
leader< and titles! did not enter into-
it Perhaps words it 1d cramped ra'h
cr than aided pre1ious flctlonists and
dramatists. At any rate. he replaced
speech with music and the old faShlon-
ed stage action of scenery by the pic
toriallzed action it thousands of pin"
era in the great out-ofdoors. In brief
he staged the great battles. strtuzglesj
and critical en nta of ism—'70 undet
natural conditions as nearly as possi
.1
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JUDGE GUILTY OF
EMBEZZLEMENT
11111111111~1p;1111. Apt-'11 111.-_rnrmor
Judge Willia 11 T. “'heeler, of the Phil-
was today
found guilty on two indictments of em
y- 4"
A,
1110 other indictments against
for embezzlemept of Mrs
Joyce.
wheeler
lezed irregularities up to about 863,000.
Wheeler represented Mrs. Jovce in
her hsu u.band who was interested in ...__.—-
the
MELBOURNE. Saturday,
airplanes. senplanes and airships.
The personnel will number 1. 400 men.
The initial expenditure will be 500.
The Rowzer A. C. opened their base
The game was played on “19 ture thereafter 500 000 pounds.
2:
IDA GARDNER,
Mr. HAROLD LYMAN; Flutist
In a Program of Rare Excellence
AUSTRALIAN AVIATION SCHOOLS’
April 19. i
’via. Montreal —The Australian Gov-
iornment has completed a plan for net 1
ial defense and proposes to establish' -
aviation schools with squadrons of
l
1
000 pounds and the annual expendin
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