remav, HAY 9, 1919
i Regent Theatre
“ One Night Univ—
This Evening-8:15
V‘\
.4 “A...
”CHAN E uAi'znts PRESENT
All/{ERIC K3 TC KEIVTCST
lRlSH poorest-e some
_}v._ .- H,"
{A DEl-Z'i mt. res cr' 1, ;_ .Yi2
HEAR OLCC‘Ji SNCC‘
P‘RIL E. ~—()rchestra . ............
Seats Now on Sale—Mail Orders R
ANCE'
GEO. M counts: .LA'tEsr SONG Hits
iRElAND w tint «r mum" we can 9sz nun:
iRlSH," 'w-zt N HOOK tN lOUR ms lWRNHN
.... $1.00. $1.50
Balcom .............. 500. 75c and 31.00
eceived.
/
O’clock é
Matinee 3.
A Romance of the Ills“ ‘ea
FORD WEEKLY BRAY PIC re A:
PROCEEDS TO GO TO THE SOLDIER,
FUND
Admis
.6-
Palace Theatre
SUN DAY
PAULINE STARKE AND .lAEN KING
IN “IRISH. EYES”
Tl PATHE NEWS
These performances given under the auspices of Knights
of Columbus, South Norwalk Cc:tnci1.N0.1,253.
Evening 8.
Coast
SAILOR, MARINE
....... 20 cents
Regent Theatre
“The House of Quality and Re-
' fincnient"
= This Eveninz
l 521.”. o'clock
i CHAUNCEY OLCGTT
in the no“ attraction.
“THE VOICE ‘ «i
. 0F McCON\ \‘ELI.
Saturday ~
l Popular
TOM MIX
Ill hi:- new succes~
“ROARIN’ REFORM"
in “it ll‘ :t iitltttlinr of cowboy bau-
tii‘s litcotttt- ('ittit't-h liietuhi-t's
Pearl White
I.\‘ _
. “The Lightning Raider"
('1 hit 1 1 Hi lt episodt)
A Travelogue and Comedy'
Monday and Tuesdav
Rex Beach’s
22““ production
“The Brand”
.\ story of Alaskan might?
The Home of Screen Delights
5—Acts of High
Class Vaudeville—5
and Goldwyn picture.
“Friend Husband"
Featuring charming
“Madge Kennedy"
A girl's fight against love on a
lonely islands. Sounds great.
doesn‘t it? See the picture
Saturday
Marie Walcamo
in second episode of
“The Red Glove”
Showing “The Claws of the Vol-
ture"
it till liifiiEES 33523”3351~353
CHAUNCEY ctcorr AT PALACE
I h'llihtr) ()lt-tllt in in“, M. (‘ttliti't‘,~. "ilfuvi."
.‘lt-"u t-ulnedi' "'l‘ltr \‘tiit'i- of Nlttt'iiii- i-"WT‘ “”11
".‘li 'i"“'.‘t.lt‘_ l::t~ D" . :_t.tt- Tl..- l”'l'” liii‘t‘t"ttl..
flatt-
l \‘t'ilft‘lt‘ littt' ti~ \‘ti‘Il- i- .iill "'tlmt'v" in
2 has (‘t"'l titil_\’ acquired a nouiw my] is such :1 ma
..,. r-ns‘titpolitati ('ilt‘lllt'lt". He has fit I" 51"”!
vt‘ llifr- ht» given a better or more (h? name Or
lit-t). ('(nllflll.. it has the merit of hoards.
_ H in}: iii. rwt'soiialttv. but hi' has also lie La Mo
-'.t t-ttutetiv \Aitli tltt- best ot’ them. "‘90. Mt. St.
7.2 toil-r has llt‘Vt‘l' been in better NM. and 10
'll- tulle repitititins, up has an (Aqu l- a daring t'idt
>|lltltttriin2 company. the largest flesh and a
ud‘tt‘w‘ittti is a' i)lll(‘;il I‘ohan and Hill" ‘ Tr-‘t-IY‘“ \'-
»~ one. picturea. tie
‘Ylss ‘lill‘l' Nash. f 'tiet‘ly Mrs. Mttl‘v it's l‘inut'r li
‘<.-~w:ill' has i i pt taut rol . in this cralth bt‘fm'“
phn' All Fll'i iii .- .. this attl'acflon.
7' .1 Mix in "Roarin' Reform." Pearl and “heavy"
white, in “The Lightning Raider,"
v Travelogue and Comedy, outlaw r-hieit
" .. ~tteiiunus methods of the late sire_ca>‘t. l
i . ll'l “00.11”.“ in aphicving “4.0m: Hblf‘ aim"- for
the acme of “heavy" c‘iar- '
twalleti in “Roarin' Reform.“ a in this serial
1 i i"fl\', screen production. having acterization.
um as il< \llll'. which is to be pre- —‘
. its L't'lll Theatre Saturday VAUDEVILL
‘:i> with the evil spirits of
- lutlttiihlltltlen \town WhOSP
" “-‘ “whim.- tittst the preacher-—
"' ' ~ imk to shoot religion
' t~it riiil lt‘t- m l."vll’i i‘ttl in it“. l.~-tttt «it- I.
. personally pi
RECENT THEATRE SATURDAY (‘Iih‘fi with “'illiam S. Hart in “Rult‘Jt‘ AS "Mia! Vli'izln Martin >(‘Oir‘tl with thr-2
tiawn" and l< an admirable character screen fans in "l.",‘th- t'ontrade." ll‘
d shoots a pipe out of a
l
THEATRE SATURDAY.
in ”the ‘ .«cc of M:Conne!!." Regent Marie Walcamp in Second Episode of
. *hevie. This Evening. Seas: on "'The Red G'°"°'" Emma‘t “The
Sale. C‘..~.vs of the Vulture."
«in; art- tliosit whit-h only
deep insight into life can
ie 1' ‘.\"li in the “New! (in m it“. up. )hty ilt't‘tll‘lilnL' to stage and pittttoplm‘
i .\ltitlt+-. who plats "Tho-
lItiiiw'trsal’s new serial.
.wiui-t. for not will hm“ the old “The lit-«i (:lm'e.” starring Marie “'31-
in; we “illicit mm mi his lmnnpr. Mi t-atiip tinder .l. P. )lr-Gowan‘s direction.
it. An ideal “villain type."
t- has directed a number
‘ W M!” hy “MW mm”. (m, M “2,.” known screen iimeuction under Come and Enjoy an Evening of
Leon Kent and has enjoy- Mirth, Music and Mystery
~tt'i' lit-tfnrtttanm- titan in this Pl'iv “‘1 a ion: and S“"““”‘“‘ ”"99" on in"
the was born in New Ore
shown that he i\ f'flliflhh‘ of playing leans. He attended St. Stanislaus l‘ol
Mary's in Emnit-ttsbura.
ok his degree at .‘:0ilt
Ar. a connoisseur in horse-
l-teitdel' of no mean repute.
't' *t-t-n in an mum play. and the He has trtneled the world QVel‘.
I '.il~ on the stafle. nine in
La Mollie is an actor to
its and an artist in his
‘t'ndnrt’t' of llavri avenue. South craft. He was with litibin and \‘it :1
joining I'niversal. lie
oduceti. He played Tess
impersonat‘rfi'. in “The
ain of particularly inprcs-.
lis work is of a memor-
de La Mollie repn‘ents
E AT PALACE'
FEATURE PICTURE
_—.._
is a cream. Gales of laughter swept the
is a scream. Cale of laughter swept the
‘ '-‘ fi-n: tinss mm the place. The audit -'n(‘(fvfhlle ~ts or particularly
; Pattie News
i'llhl’llt" «'l'ial-Iitt comedy
Vaudeville
2“"- ._. _ _
Minstrels and Entertain-
ment
; TONIGHT
—At—
Sunday School
Auditorium
_Of_
South Norw alk Congrega-
tional Church
At 8:15 P. M.
ADMISSIO
Adults . . . . ‘ N 35c
Children ...:f.'.'.'.‘.'.'.’.'..'. 250
. «it <
'Yl and lit stars the mllit'kint: >lln':~ llat‘tc. lie is still in the latttl lltiitits ”"ml: ltfll'nrts chose an hat! the
f 'it‘tl ('i-ltitn and the old f:l\'tll‘ll-'.\ and is a 'inrs‘cand dog-lover.
n i iti'tnm-t' that calls nightly for nu- “beef as ln- is familiarly known. IS
most tritit-itl «titit-s spell bound. T'N'
lieliirid'w ’i't'iti who had been here bf:
;eneuid tht ir filllllt'l hit in sln£~
me .nd ha.i a most
illit-
tilt asinu “ nman
of hatmon‘. Allman and “food. black
raced comedians, “hose skit on mod
05‘. lllal‘l‘id'J-fi and life in gtnet‘al left a
smile with t\'t‘l'\'t)nt‘ The BrOadWax
ti'olic was sm. to filiilf 'lt moied along
like a ical Btoadi a‘ lllllsllal with " iris
“m“. ;. 5(1)]‘0 of scenarios which he suites and tnstumpt di plating {me
color effects and litttttoi-cus situations
was a picture well worth seeing with
{pd mum." de La Mollie enacts all its hit of real war-limp [iafrjotigln‘
The feature picture today is Mad:m
Kennedy in "Friend Husband."
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
Madge Kennedy in “Friend Husband,”
Has Varied Experience.
Madge Kennedy sparkles and shines
in her own individual war in her latv
est Goldwyn Picture. “Friend Hur-
band." scheduled at the Palace theatre
.. , . todav. She is a different sort of a
t . t __ . \xid to do this With clever piesentation brought 1'0"“ 1’1““ heroine who finds herself in a compli-
,__,,,..' ._\. I [ackling the 3'01 iy of applause Cation as diffcient as it is alarminz.
'lw .i::.i- degree of directness McCormick
r'i't'vev-‘l used in tackling trusts. dancers_ were
and Mellon. humorous
the hit of the evening's
..~ ~"Ii~, :.iolivcoddles anc‘ undesir- entertainment “Treat 'em rought"
-- seemed “5 be the" onlv motto as they Dorothy is strong for the freedom of
S’ttiiiht-tluss— new thrills are promised r'n'i'nl'th and summer saulted to the her sex but when her grandmother'5
1 ' Roarin‘ Reform," which is declared raggeSt 0‘ music as if their most d’m' will is read t-he learns that she must
tu tie the lis't-liest western drama in_;u it siteps item the easiest thing in "I"
v Inch Mir iris appeared. Amoni: other world.
things. Mix leaps on horseback from .“.\‘larvelle"
Madge Kennedy is Dorothy-7 a girl
who considers her sister a slaVe to tie
herself down to domestic drudgery
marry in order to inherit the fortune.
’Aecordingly. her lawyer is instructed.
started the performance
to advertise for a young man willing to
the upper baieonv of one building to with music 96- -rious and T380133 0'3 ”‘9 enter into a marriage in name only. for
HIV roof’ol another with his horse; he most modern arrangement of the con' 3 momenuiy consideration.
rid»s down a sleep mountain trail at a
Loadlong gallop. route o band of otoge-
coach robbers by nun; and no: oc‘
canine and It!!! “Bee‘nflm 0N0" 8“”, Visiting the lo'yer'o one. Dummy .
' -—— alliance, and therefore not inconsistent
Come to pridgeiort’ s La urgest Shoe Store and Save Mom-v
Announcnlg 0ur3rd Aimiv ..
BARGAIN DRIVE FOR MEN AND mum; MEN ‘
A Revelation in Value Giving with Positive Savings of Two to Three
1 , Dollars on Every Pair
' McELWAIN ' ' u. 5. Amy Shoes Celebrated “Logon”&“5
fl“...-
R an mm b _ . THREE len'rx
-HIGH-G E sno'fis » ( ”mom;)J F Till or Black.
. Munson Lost n s A Fb ”ma " “a
noun; Men’s 'Wllldng .re scientifically mTfiriiafi . comfort-
Boots, of (on. block. togive greater comfort and able.
koko brown and mo- wear than ony other shoe ”-00
Iiogony ton. Made on in the world. Made of Everywhere
brown chrome coll:
Goodyear stitched ;
waterproof. 3 .
the new 'English lost.
also the bulldog toe,
button or lace; very
neat aha dressy. gen-
uine bench nude.
'\ $5.50 Value . . . . . ..'.-
$390
Dr. Whitcomb Cushion POLICE, FIRE and POSTMAN
5013 COMIC“ Shoes Jenni-Mode shoes Are Built for Extreme Comfort in “alkiu‘ U
Standing by Expert shocmaIrcIN.
and ox‘ord‘ Made over the famous l‘mf.
Richard-on lot-t. with o
Echigh arch and reinforced
$6.50 12'. S. A.
shoes
Are known the world over II the
most comfortable and dumb lo
M W in
tea. Mode of loftH vici kid Ind
black chrome eolfo kin. Dr. Whit-
eomb'o planted cushion colon. 0
. i . ' ' Hem welt and rubber been. They
it, are built over Dr. Whitcomb'o
a, Icientiflc comfort lost. and will
pooltjveiy give ll-tont relid to
ice: that smart, burn. :61. or
$8.50 Value
don
, ,laotlnl' “nod tliroutrhout.
~ Every pair hand welted.
Cover! of black chrome calf.
not: and pliable—-
SCOUT-
SHOES
lust who: you
coed now
”9:3?ng “Wig-fine Foster’s Correct Anti o“;-
“2” "J“ 3‘95 00% port Shoe for Men.
. WM‘. '- mm of soft Vici Kid and Cal-. De-
"‘ A1:
‘ Ne
C01!!!) , oigned scientifically for the cert-cairn
FAST f weak and broken
Our New as to ma
llp—‘m-dato vent any undue pres-
1.0 Cuts for
YOEESM 683i squeezingand
...Ind cramping oi-
' 3" the foot.
. 87.50 who ...
We are headquot‘
ten (or clever. m, 7
' Oat-W“ PO “lot. .
prices. Lou pee "4 ..
duh—We cove you two
to three dollars on ever}.
put p‘ufi cxdutiS d0:-
“‘3‘- _; “:3” iii-T-
S LTE
of fortune. the son of the lawyer‘s Wipe out. lhl‘ Austrian Navy. All the LONDON. Fitursdav. May S Tit} hospital u'tt.»
friend. . Don falls in love with hot-(r ships of that nary. large and 'mn'l. captain of :1 (1.711”!!! suiititar’tnc art"? ‘ _ ‘__
2 . . .- i '- .- < . . l - : .. i l ndau from S ain toda‘: and
thys plan and the) are married. ilis die to be stiirendered. r.icir rt ...\:- 9d '1 0 ,. .. P. .n <1“ America “Hum 7} “EV" out .‘
rich gift to her oves that he isn't lion among the Allies it to he Z.usted Was placcii in the tone“ The . ii‘l w'u' except - l .. l' M worié
r .- t . - 2 s .- il dcrstands that he was the comma i ‘ ' ' ' . ‘
pool a.'(l all. i‘liv deception anger. int: 1. . 11 H“ isn't 2‘ Wm H}. m. Nib".
Dorothy. and on the hone-rumor“ PARIS. May l‘.—-Tll(‘ cngazement to; dt'l‘ 0" 3 1“"!5”. “mph sank -“"‘"‘1"‘
which he insists on lieeinninz~Shv joint action ii) the I'nited Stan: :iu. - -— . .--
tries to escape. but on assures sympa Gl't at Britain to assist France in cam
thetic litst-tndcrs that his wife is m- cfan unprovoked attack excttmé great.
sam- and lie is retarded with pity. er interest and satitlfaction in Frt n4 '2
”on takes l.” bv force to an island official and military quart. rs tlitin Hie
'“h..,.9 the 1:. mblin: ltride is conineihd treaty. It is understood to‘have been
h. t--niair‘. Hie iz. hitter against hr the culmination of conferencen neld
lmsuand and treats him with contempt h} Premier Clemenceau not! Fii'irs-r-ll
and frrwn indifference—when she is Foch.‘
not violently angry. He decides to The present engagement is in tin.
leave her alone that she may come to form of 3 "“9, requires approval by
he. senses. the i‘nited States Senate in orncr to
_._.._-.--_.-.._._._ make the pledge effecti\'e, and if th's
approval is given, the resolution of o‘h-
CHI} ESE I)ELEGIXTIS)Q crwise. the encasement will then be
IN PARIS RECEI-V E submitted for approval to the Leauue
INSTRIJCTIONS . NOT of Nations” (‘iiiint-ii. ‘
'10 SIGN THE PE1‘CE Those ('10\( to l‘r}s'd n: “'ilsnn
TREATY maintain that th( cnzacemenli s not an
(leinued from Page (met with the principles of the Lea‘luc 0!
Nations. They say it is a temporary
Belgium‘s delezation to the I‘pace means of assuring French socuritv un-
Confercnc-e has protested against the til the league ‘5 fun." €5i3bl5>h9d and
reported decision of the Council of able to make. France secure. it is e\‘— 2
Four in making Great Britain a man» pected the provision that United States
datorv for German East Africa. Bel. "shall immediately" come to the assist-
gium. it is said. has interests in Africa ance of France in case of unpmrok'ed
which: must be considered in dividing aggression will ln‘t‘olVe consideration
up sections of that continent for a'i- by the. United States Congress of la
ministration under the League of .\':t- plan for a sutllcient armv to permit
tions. ”immediate" action without awaiting
Admiral Kolchak's forces in East- the creation of an army and the for-
em Russia are movinz steadily for-(«Tardwarding of large forces as an expedi-
ln pursuit oflhe retreating Bolslmviki tion to France after such accressfon
having captured a number of important occurs.
points. . é coeuxuionx Thursdax‘ new :—
PARJS. .33! 9.-The German (3910- Superior Czech forces. after a h: '.‘.‘-1'
gates to the Peace Congress are coniaud fluctuating struggle. have gamut
siderably divided among tnemselVe! in o footing in the town of Snow-smear—
their views on the peace terms submit-s 3,er the Hunger-ion Supreme urmi
ted bv the. Allied and Associated Pow- command onnwncee. says a messag- ‘;
ers. it was intimated today by a his?! front Budap‘et today.
British authority, a Renter ntutement pms my 9—Presideut Wilsonl
an . unit wilt Belgian ma. 1: in under-l ‘
PARIS. W 9.-The naval arm 01 '
.Jthetéutywld
Norwalk Chronicler