WEDNESDAY. mn- ”9M
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Regent Theatre
The House of Refined
Entertainment
I - .
1 Today
i .;ERALDINE FARRAR
In hex neW- triumph.
“SHADOV ’S"
:‘Hlllilll and two men in a dra
of Eastern days and Alaskan
li‘rf
A Travelogue and Comedy
Thursday
Americas actor.
DUSTIN FARNUM
’ IN
'A MAN IN
THE OPEN
| hasty marriage makes
‘ .n "A Man In the ()pen."
wais him to happiness
A Pathe Weekly
And Mack Sennett Comedy
l "Hide and Seek".
Friday
“The Caillaux Cas"
F‘eal u; ing
Madeline Traverse
a nd ‘
Henry Warwick
this
and
Coming!!!
Mary Pickford
l\'
“Johanna Enlists "
Matinee 2 :15. Evening 7 and 9
Todav
li. \\'. Griffith presents
“The Birth oi a
Nation” '
Adapted from "The t‘lansmon."
L-tmy by Thomas Dixon. The nota-
lili- cast includes Lillian Gish. Mae
Marsh. Henry \\'ailliall. Robert.
Harron. »
'lllte is a brand new ‘l‘ilui from
the orieinal negative.
furnish the
l'alacw orchestra will
(cmpleti- original musical pro-
gram.
Thursday
V O ‘
Vaudeville and feature
. Picture
Q.
“Partners Three
Starrin: htillllllul
Enid Bennett
.‘-.l.n:. \xili rimvmliv‘.‘ Miss lien
“PM :is the tlmi’minzmi~s who
playtil the part ol “Hallway" in
llt'lll} Saungek morality play.
'l-.\ci - woman."
Friday. Mae Marsh in "The i‘vltil'l'
AtlirtiiUi'e” ,
tin"
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday
U ization.
4 ._"
til militia—ts
AT PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY.
Emd Bennett in
With Five Acts of Vaudeville.
Ilfoali m tire-ail:~ in ll!" produt'iun
.; ‘ Partners Three.‘ the latest 'l'noma.‘
5t. lnce pliotopla:.'. i'wuurii‘xz Enid
i";lnt'll. which con: .: to the Palace
l"'iill‘t‘ Til .l'sda)’.
\luch o: lze arziozi or the stm;
.i‘cs plat~ on the err ' .‘mficrtmt.
.l‘ ~:ert. and to secure th: Nropc-r s .
llll Mr. lnce sent his director. Fri-.-
Vlblo and the entire company out o:.
h0 desert ftv!‘ a wet-K to shut" the l .»
muons. The players (named in ten:-
Jitt‘ on the sand, amid ('r‘.("tl.~‘ and say
'iltia'h. Large calls .;. hill-«2' “we-tal.
-’lt out in lit \ommi: .4ar automobile.
MW“. hPl'tiI't‘ ill" .\""ll"> \‘. ‘YI' finished i'
i~ l‘i't' -.~’>;!r}' to .wrid :: 3.1.11‘2 ‘nl- hat-k;
ip'li:
Niltlti Ht" v'.
.w .1
‘rt-c ‘-
90an
support in:
in leadin:
desert scenes.
is excellent
wonderml
('HSI
(Hi5 <on
‘)
man. John
Tliv '
[cowboys and last
l‘crzuson‘ a popular planer;
lJit'knt‘}. ..
sterling actor. his 1 splendid port.
while Robert McKiin will be seen to
advantage in a heavy role. Lydia Yen-
man Titus has an excellent character-
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
“The Birth of a Nation," Has Notable-
Cast, and Has Made Big Run.
D. W. Griffith's great production
"The Birth of a Nation." has broken
so many recomis that it is hard to keep
track of ”1"“).
run and the total attendance it holds
the season‘s record in New York. Bot.
ton. Chicago. hos Angeles San Fran-
't.~'co. Atlantic (‘it_\. llrighton
and Seattle. “'asli. These records are
living addt-d to in
cities when- the big spectacle is now
piling up unprctedenled
at three show; at the Palace Tliea‘ri,-
today.
AT REGENT THEATRE. THURSDAY
For the length of its
item-hi
numerous other,
records to,
substantiate its marvelous: popularity:
“The Birth of a Nation" will be shown,
aid to m j Into an ‘ laid
thread of the m which in reported
to hold I am tor the audience
tight up to the final scan-u,
1 The strong oqlnptmy pmgen(e(]
ixfiippor. o: 3 r. Mum
Rich as leading woman. t
Joseph Bowling. Lamar Johnstone and
llershail Ma) all. ‘
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AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
Beautiful Geraldine Farrar in “Shag.
own" Also Trivetogue Series and
Comedy: -
An example of the high order of lit-
erary talent entering into the product
tion of a de luxe motion picture is
found in Geraldine Fairar's newest
' 'ioldwyn. which come: to the Rpgem
‘ Theatre today. The title is “Shadows"
and it is a virile drama cl modern life
in which the star has a role replett
with mental crisis and powerful action.
Murial Barnes (Geraldine Farrari
. in‘the bright mid—day of her rlnpularity
1 and charm is marrivd to Judson
Barnes. a man of H'anditi'z. Frank
. (Tattle): a iimmpter. look‘na for can
‘ ital to develop a spurious mining proe
seeks to
_ . . . » - in Nevada. ru‘lnt."
Dc stin Farnum in ‘ A Man in the De“ .
JOpen , Also Pattie Weekly and Value». Murphy meets him and at
Come'd [once distrusis the man 5hr» has never
y. gmet before. She Warns llt'l‘ husband
(‘omixig with a wideli' heralded rel.—
affording Dustin Farnum . .
llze. most popularly accepted vehicle of brain ‘0"
his screen career. “0 Man in the Open", ‘
.xil' liu presented at the Regent tho-a» ll“ WWW“-
of
utmion as
tomorrow under the direction
"nil: d Pit-lure Theatres. Inc.
.. Z‘nw modern roiitaiit‘es have attained
a ltl'fiit’l‘ ponulurily than Roger l'ov
cot-R‘s novel on which the latest Far. having ”1"
Hum supcrpicture is based. and which‘ n“
The rapid,
action so csscntial to a great motion“ tramp-V
liic‘itri‘, is --a~ilU\' forthcoming from tow
a. (loze'y follows in olnl‘y.
_ '.\'it'.l)' mtninz story (it the novel. and
: natural advan'azv oi".<\\‘;l't .-r.a~ e~ ‘llilln
of event and change of scene over the
f written word.
The story centers around one on
. Nature‘s gentle-nun who is first a ship.
wrecked sailor then a companion or
a an’vr. and por»
adrentures in the great
A fascinating love story is
trays his
Northwest.
“Pa rtners Th rec." ‘
«l‘WE in ,L'ctlin;
When
8.1"“ constipated, Few :3
easily, lime 1i. amt-hen, bmmuch or Bowel llOUUu . Tiy
MOTHER CRAY’S' _~
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againm (‘rafiley while he searches his
a trienim‘y of the hauntine
Pym: oi his hus‘lt‘ss. At last he thinks
in ‘
. icluden “1311;: ;
laire Dutlrao. '
Ullt‘ will return to Bridgeport and
- “‘"" s
John H. Cobb. “'illiam H. N
and R. I}. “'hitney, all of 1:33:33.
repmifd for duty yesterday atrium
in the Civil Common Pleas court. it
was found that more Jurors were
needed so the Fairfield men were se-
lected for work. It is expected that
the 'urv as ' th con ' be
finished-”bi 13:3“1. find 130:2] R ditnre of any sum over 81,000, and the
Booth is trying. court cases in lian: gone . ent hats no 'vpt ade an “me. "‘9‘ “A“
an ionzing t e ‘
bury this week and when he finishes:
he
and Judge John J. \K'alsh “ill be busy
tor FIX or sci'en weeks. lrom May 1.
My")?! court cases.
_— ME“-—
OR. DONALDSON Recovens BAG. . - '
i. Tilt‘Hmadicinc case which Dr. Viil- fussed. w_ Akron. Oh‘o
lam ' . Donaldson of Fairfield lost: _ - ‘ ,— \\‘\ /
iast Saturday night was retnmed to- A38ISTANT £23533 ATTORNEY
um yesterday by a man named Dév. '
vine. who lives on tho Penfield mam? The many friends of Assistant
in Foirfield. Derine said he saw at
man pick up the‘bag and throw it
behind a hedge near the libraiy in
own (‘xaniining its contents dist‘OVel"
ed it belonged to Dr. Donaldson.
“as
TENNESSEE LAUNCHING APRIL 30
I
Minus Lake may be delayed for some
time. The railroad comp-n '
) has no»
gutted the necessary land. and is
randy to proceed with the work, but 12*
unable to do so because the railroads
. are under Federal control. it is nerd-s-
. the work will be of lasting benefit.
. the next meeting 0! the (‘oscob Com-
1
i
sary to secure an order for the expert
_ railroad to proceed
With the, work. The various clubs oi
(‘oscoli are endeavoring to have lht
necesSary order made. realizing that
At
enmity Club, the matter will be dis
State‘s Attorney Galen A. (‘anrr «it
' Stamford were pleased to see him to
day. He madeU‘n visit to his omcrhi
ter said that he felt molly good. was
glad to be around again. but he “‘85
still a little weak. He will be how
getting the cases '
session of the
Criminal Superin-
in": " ' " ' ”—‘T . , .-
l FIELD Herc?" JURY GER- mauve not? want FOR LAKE. l
- l is disappointment in Cocoob
over an announcement that won on
i
read}~ tor the Mai"
m—
‘l’ho City of ~
GDODRICH
N (“V—THE
Fairiictd. and that I“) gaw was” but the County Court» House building. Hm TRITE TFQT
.failed to overtake the fellow. he - 9 first time in “V" wepk" ““ he has A .r
”H." mm. 1 , b' . U ‘_in ,been ill with influenza. Attornev (‘-.-- ‘ “ Rflrl‘ ‘
\ llt d2 to his home. and ‘ ‘“ ‘l’i‘ rAT LT.“
Under the stress and ter-
ror of war it didn’t take I.
“Lot
,lian girl you’re always 1... king fan‘-
he asks .lat'k Alciiofl‘. lib partnan “'lm
lprovides the technical wares “whom
is
the prerent Mrs. Barnes.
1 . , .
in the pholnpla)’ version is added tliefi ENTERTA'NMENT AND
me we the pictuiv of that Alas
llll“ ten
saurity to plt'ht’nl them.
a world's wastrel. bronzpd h)-
the sung and ninth: of many frontle. -.1
recognizes in (‘ma Lamont
“'.ASHIN(PTON. April 23.-——An- ., A ~ . ‘ .
nounccmcnt was made today by the cg}::_fi_m_w - gTL‘ " de“' 0‘ paw-10‘..sm to
.\;uU\' dopartment that the supei- ‘ ‘ ' buy bonds. '
dicadnought Tennessee. the first of AN OVERBURDENED MOTHER. . - "
liner 3'
would be launched at
Yard on April I‘m.
)‘Pi l'rrl’l >leClt‘d.
But your bonds. helped
crash German militarism.
brought victory cnd again ,
we are at pe‘nce.
NO"
it the steps a mother iaki‘h‘ and Mir“
work she does could only be niiasurml
by figures. what an array they would
make. Through girlhood. wit-xhood :
and motherhood woman toils on. often;
battleships authorized in the
car building program (if lf‘lfl.
the New York
The sponsor has not
ORE ARMY RECRUITS.
r ‘ llll‘
Children are ‘Sicklyme
the _\otth ladies. ,
MINSTREL SHOW
Another rehearsal was held Monday,
and‘
eiening for the entertainment
'mingrpt show to be given under the
. ausniCo-s of the Young People's Society_
cf the South Norwalk Congregational
church on the evening of May 39.
l “‘ork has already been started on,
new platform on which
dzutiou “ill be staged.
oi three principal parts.‘
The program
“all (‘i'nt‘lEI
ballad. "Dinah." which is so well
liked by all him know it. acted in pan
tominc. and a play of one act. given my
The (tiniest for pastors for the enter-
.,_
tainnient cud} Sunday Apri .... A
:t'nt‘rnus reward will bc given for the‘
heel poster This contest is open to‘
«anyone who would like to compete.
For inlotiuzilion plibnc 732 ‘J. l
e-An adwrtiscmcnt in the Eveninz
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
i
results.
SERCEANT HERMAN KORTH
(Company D, 1215! Machine Gun Battalion, 32nd Division)
“F or extraordinary heroism in action near Juvigny, north
of Soiuon, 3181: of August. Under heavy fire from machine
guns‘and artillery, Sergeant Korth crawled to the crest of a
hill, setting stake: to line our artillery on enemy machine-
gun anplnccmenu. He remained in this perilous position
for half an hour, signaling back when our troops were
the pin;
“WEHIVCTOV A ‘l m l) .1 l siti‘ferins' from backache. pain in Kilian: When the enemy I
.. . . .. pri L...” ecuet m,.. . V . .. .,, .. . .
illlllltnpllll m in the results of the “'3‘ :ld.t(‘hr‘. nor mun?” and simples. { no king»? thieaxns. you I
llep:titiiicn"s recruitin: campaign “.35 m.5~. svmploms of more SPI‘IUUS*RII~ i are put ‘0 the flue test of r
shown yesterday in n“. rppm». mr the merits peculiar to her sex. Thousand: . patriotism
week-ended April 12. a total or {431 of such women however, have found I I.”
remit" cmeflnz the arm!" This relief from suffering bv takinz: Lydia Be the first to subscribe I.‘
brought tlu~ grand total to 11.175 \olun
liters. who are aiailahlc to release at.
equal number of soldiers from the
E. Pinkham's Veertable Compound. all
is evidenced bv the letters of recom-
mendation continually being published j
Hubbell at Staples Hdwe. 00., Westport.
W. S. Guyer & Son, Westport.
Lockwood a Palmer 00., Stamford. .
Conner-v Bros. 00..
Gem-(etc v-n.
endangered by the fire of the batteries.” .
Sergeant Korth was born in a little German
town on the Rhine, but he was “made in America.”
And he kethfaith With America. .
He, and thousands of boys like him, have
given us lessons in patriotism. that we may not
soon forget.
. Keep the F aith!‘
Invest in the Victory Liberty Loanl
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This Upton in made available to the Government for the
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The L ‘ fl Pill“ is so positivelygood ! a in {our Fe-‘AS- High 1‘3“ ‘i
that it is known asthe“flldor Paint.” 5 of interest—-4 3.4 per :ent. 7
WthmseedOilisnddedthcnthcnctual 1.: 1.33,], tn.“ —-tiwe 5‘s. way vf
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