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11
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”at inee. 3 o‘clock.
fRegent Theatre
_1~IC'1HTS
Admission
SUNDAY, MAY 18
ONE' DAY ONLY.
The llainlil'sl of Screen Actrcsscs,
Gladys Leslie
1 ’l‘:1l1~ ol the Sunny South.
Baleie From Dixle’
l1r(o ‘1c‘ an heiu-ss, .and her
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And the Irresistible
“Fatty” Roscoe Arbuelde
111 H15 l-‘irst Run Paramount-.-\1'bucklc Itclcasw.
11 ‘ LOVE’ 9
A Production That Is Just Out!
".1111 an old fashioned.
ISS
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-Il:- l high—wheeled bicycle into love
boiling. halpitating lovc. Don't Mir-.4 [1!
II. Villul’ '1”? AI SI’IC‘ES OI"
OF COLUMBUS, SOUTH NORWALK COUNCIL, NO. 1253
20c
(Inclu Jing War Tax).
Evening. 8 o'clock.
. .\
iiiegeut l heatre
lions
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iloyt’s Theatre
........ 7:15 and 9 0 'Clock
............. 2:15 o'Clock
1- 111 Quality and Re-
fimnmnt”
vening
Matinee
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. .1 11-..- >1-c11-t Senice.
1 . Bessie Barriscale
.‘ A Pathe Rev1ew in “Ioselyn' S “rife"
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,\ 1191.1 1.9 Slow Motion 1c ures FORD WEEKLY—COMEDY
< And a Comedy
‘1 SATURDAY
) (:IIHIVS Il-ulip in
‘1 Saturday “A SHTCH m TIME"
11 Madlaine Traverse And Tmn Mix 111
§r~THE DANGER ZONE”
A fascin
and 111le 1*
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the ad
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Today and Friday
“I ALSE FACES"
H EN RY WALTHAL
A Two Reel Comedy
And Travelogue
Elsie Ferguson
Eugene O'Brien
Ton ight
At7:15and9P. M.
Harry Morey
In Vitaeraph Picture
“[1 ighting Destiny’
This is a pictutc that all
11otint-\1tcrat't Spct ial
the lopulai Actot.
i
red-
blooded Ammicans will like to see.
“SHOOTING UP THE MOVIES."
— in-« ADMISSION .. ..~‘Hc~tnd #71:
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‘from coast to coast.
The story of “The Danger Zone" is
that of a woman who orercomes ob-
stacles which have hound her for some
years. She rises into fame with her
Voice, and is about to marry a very
wealthv man when her former sweet-
heart. thinking: to profit by her fame.
turns up. He is out cold. but he places
l‘izusrlf ‘211 .1 position that is dangerous
for the woman. He threatens to tell
her hushaitclto-bc who and what She
\V.‘1~‘. The climax is a powerful one.
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
Popular Mct-‘o Star, Edith
“As the 81111 Went DOV-mi"
Class Vaudeville. I
Storey in.
Alsa High
One of tho 1111:1111vst characters e‘fvr
S‘-“(‘T‘1 in a play i< 1h" “Tarantula." fh"
\ittro [lll'tlllt‘ of rmmh minim: life.
“As the Sun “'eut llown in whith
the superb actress. lidith Storev. 1::
men This» victurc will br- storm
1h:- l’nlan‘ theatre. today. and is of
loose t!1‘:1nt:!li" interest.
Th" man. Arhutlmot.
1111111111211 th - tarantula." is th“ enea't-
in". underhanti kind who would rather
short man in the back than fight
him fairly. lit i311 jumper of claims
and a blackmailer of women. How ‘.u-
is foiled in his sinister and dastardly
plot. and treited as the crawlim: spider
he is. is cleverly shown in the play.
and it is brought about hr a woman
who has turncd from tlie ill-famed
saloons and dance halls of the mining
Hood and honest life. She
"(‘olonel Billy." and Edith
1» powerful characteriza-
1‘,
in—
othnz'wire
1.
fl.
town to a
is known as
Storey gives
tion of this unfitt‘rful woman.
AT PALACE THEATRE, FRIDAY
Hale Hamilton. Creator of Walllanord
in, “After His Own Heart." Metro
Camcdy Drama.
ilale Hamilton. the clever Metro star.
with the infectious smile. will be the
attraction at lill' Pa‘ac‘o theatre. Pri-
day. in tho :zl‘tppint: romantic comedy
drama. “After ills Own Heart." by Ben
Amos “'illi-tvns. ptthlislied in the All-
Story Weekly. an actor him has
gained Well»:.~1erilctl distinc1iton both
on the slag» and screen.
Born in ‘hit-alzo. }.1- was educated in
the Shatlnt-k llilit‘lry Al‘alit‘an Where
he studied law. l'pon his crmluatlon.
l1n discarded this ‘profession
or that of 1111‘ slat" where- lw soon
rose to I‘nmn, attainint: stierial distinc-
is
howm'm ,
ha.‘ _n-‘I‘.
a. altory of m M °W Bravéd Hail of Machine
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Ho“ ard Hickman directed the pro
durtion. whith is temarliable for the Fallen IFrench Flier
fidelity “nit WhiCh it follows the
story. ‘
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NICE PROGRAM
(Continued From Page One)
The
lows:
Opening: addrcssrr—Judge
(‘andefia
Flox'mr salute--
I‘a nsV 'i‘rowllridrc. l linemo Jun 11
Lena Spatta. Audrcz' Shine ‘ 1;.‘br,1f’,j1
Renard) llelcn Mather. Anna Stuibaf
Mary L‘lattarik. Alice lit-gan. Adt'Iin"?
Ut'otiiciton. lit-fen L31 wing, llazzaref
l‘11..lus1*hn.\, Mary Strauh. ‘. ioia \‘V'ond.
Hemielia \l'cnitrich. Esther (fancy.
entixv program prowntcd foi-
Nchezuiah _'
Summer
V'nbcyq
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‘VV'ca‘ters. Mara
New Showing
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Flory ll~l;1<. Leona \Vard. Mary Sass.
Mary Artcll. Julia L;1ll~e1-'. chqllinv
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Taylor.
Folk
(lie tour.
Suzanne
McGuire,
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Mut'te‘l Miltatd. Charlotte Gil‘oen. .lo—.
sopltinc Kt-llcy. R:1’;1l1 \‘.'a‘..~li. lath
(luerin.
lioys' (hams, 'Naan l.ee"- -Motris1‘
Illock. Ilaiold Trcutlwgud Raymond
l<‘lo\\'ell\n l1ilbctt Mucus \1‘thur
Brotherlnn. Jrssc Allvn. Donald Ant—I
bier. “'altcr I’tatt. Nicholaa Tart-113.!
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lender, Body Woe
Vaast BPOS. Garage
12 CHESTNUT 5T.
ICE S l ATION
and Welding
‘10. NORWALK-
In broad daylight Sergeant Ralph
Hill of the 12111 Infantry and also of
lllinois tlasln d across No Man's Land.
picked up a wounded French aviator
whose tnachinc had been shot- down
and returnml safely with the French
flier to the American lines. “'ho-n he
arrived in New York 1ecently he wore
the Congresisonal Medal of Honor and
the (froix do Guerra with the palm, lie
had to cross a pontoon bridge under a
hail of machine gun fire to reach the
fallen 11111:.
UNIN VITED GUESTS
AT THE WOMEN’S
liam Porter. Firm—st l'oliard. Harvey
Brothcrton. Bradley I.(1n;::~‘tafl'. Henr'yl'
llrabek, Krnneth Watdm-ll, \Vilbur
Rowe. Harold Bur-imam. Allen
Church. ln‘in: chnsou.
'l;uy< Harden .lolm )lt-t‘nrmick.
l-Ilinor liricson. I-leyn me'. i-‘ianccs
l'ndt-t-hill, Margaret Millard. Gordon
Russell. “'illiam Burns. Marie
ixlupscll. Gladys Simms. Spencer
Rowe. Marjorie Walsh. Lydia Bilik.
"1w" Tau-filo. Mary I'ollak. Gladys
Mather. Iront- Sass. Elizabeth SIII2(‘~
Wald. Elizabeth Sratta. (‘athcrinc
Tumo, Catherine McNerney. Il‘nest
Albin. innjamin Gilbert. llradley
liock. Dorothy
SPOT
for Partial
S15
montl1..'-0 will (051 um 11111 $1
Lonustan’. J111nn1't11-
(‘andne
Folk tlancn.
\‘iolin solo
Block.
Welcoming: acme 0m-
123 WASHINGTON ST.
”mm Next to Post Ollice—
’ "3-Ii1l'llla," XII-(tiring
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Soldiers ~
1 \ ~ ' .. 1 . v . 1. . __ .0.— m.
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Halon. lt- b-‘W‘l‘n i-‘ilch: (‘nlnlllOl'tttu .. ' 111;: all the money to b" found they"
(Continued lrotn P..ge One). had evidently monkeyl‘d With the CONCERT
Elizabeth lmnzstufl‘: Science, \Villiam
:(I’H‘Ck protector and even made out a
Stolha: Mudiclnt‘. Pram-is llot’tele: 1 .
Fm“ 3‘”de IIart‘y Bct‘r‘; Second “I‘mly crosaed the river from the al- sample chm-k.- None of “'9’ blank
Soldier. Joseph lh'l‘ml Libmn \ern ley\'1a_\' in the rear of lthazette build- check lorms 0’ the firm were missmg.
- Toth: .‘\1‘t. Teresa 'l‘roV'; [' mlo Sam in: and by Using: a short ladded or bv howevcr. and they ovPrlooked a ”W“
Donald Abbie-r; Prohibition. \\'1-.lt1.-1 possibly standinn on the shoulders oi" I'm” gm“! Sheek t'or "‘9 sum of $104”
Pratt: .\:.:1‘icultu1'1-. t'arl Rhode. one of the rhclves. had broken the. “:hi‘h was in a. drawer. of ”‘9 deg"
21.12.“ chonm‘nm. God. Our ('oun- glass in one of the basement wslndow i\o clue to their identity has been
try. and 1.11r Flag. and 91 't‘ectcd an easy entrance 10und as yet. and none oi lite valuable
. . . .,-_.-..‘_‘__ Der-rive Hunt «aid that it was prob‘:n11-reha11disv was disturbed.
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ionccd burgla_rs although they were There is rejuvenation in exercise,
lion in “Cr; llirlt Quill; “'ullin‘zfm'd."
hr Cent no ll11n1lolph (‘l1(‘~t-.‘r. So grrat
wok his stir-cuss “1n 'lhié 111-1111111111“; that
.lting tall) 111 stage lllc
ocit-ty circle-s.
III III IIIEAIRIS
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND FRIDAY
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Monday
The H: \l"l 1\p1 I11 111 01 hidins a .11.
(mt nitwsaxz‘
tablets to advantage in
The False the Thomas Il.
lmc l‘1'tr11n1ount-.-‘\ll1mft spuial full"
in a lmttlc ol' morphin;
1 lltplnyt'tl
lillti
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"'ut‘es ..
~ in —-
the Greenwood
Tree
N otice' .
installation on Jum
special lit-2cm inches-
mission will be 21min-
1' tax.
[It 111‘ ing at H11
and
Reel-tit theatre toiny
The story was w1ittett
ln' Louis .1051 ph \‘ance, and it is ('011
coded to b1 11 seties of well-conceited
and nmel ideas dramatically visual
izetl.
F111.“
I!
“The Lone “'oll " no longer a crim
inal. but an intelllzcnt officer is on ”it
lid“ of .1 1111101i011.~. Fill~ who in respon
1
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Matinee 2
sihlc for the death ol the Lone. \\'olt"s
wife and child. He encounters the
.wretch on the seas. the boat is tor-
'pedoed and 1111- 1.11111» Wo'r‘. cast mm
the sea. is picked up by thr submarinc.
lie discovers the secret base of
submarines near Martha's Vineyard.
and delivers a srcret. messaszr- entrust
ed to him by a mysterious and l11‘-auti
Inn. :1
the
:15. Evening 7 and 9.
'1 1.1115
Edith Storey
l‘.--rnl1ardt
\'.1ll
is the Sun Went Down”
with
I1 1 I11
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ful girl.
Tod aY
of High Class
Vaudeville—5
AT REGENT TH EATRE,
SUNDAY
Gladys Leslie, in “Miss Dulcie From
Dixie;" Roscoe Arbuckle, in “Love."
ol' the Screen."
be S? 1-1\ in Metro
Production.
Fattr Arl‘uukle, the licavyweight
Paramount comedian. has an excellent
comedy in “Lora." which is a lug at-
traction at :h': Rosvcnt theatrs Sunday
Fatty i.—‘1 a hunorou: lover in this laugh
producer and his antics evoke laughter
111::pensc and ex-
l1‘1111-nlally big.
1 and applausv- at every showing. Nu-
- qomorrow morons surpriws are iniroduccd and
(Memorial Day) thc comcdv as a whole is excellent.
IIRIB Hamiltor.‘ REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY.
i'lIilIlL‘. Romantic (.omedy, _#
"After IIIS OIVI'I Heart” Madlaine Travers in “The Danger
.And Vaudeville Zone:" :1 Two Reel Comedy and
' Travelogue.
; SATURDAY, ‘
5; \‘1’11‘11'11111111 in I‘ift l1 Episode of Madlaine Traverse. the new “'illiazti
"THE RED GLOVE" Fox star. will be seen at the Regent
1. ' Theatre Satmday, in a story called
I AND A COMEDY' - “The Danger Zone." Miss Traverse.
3 ' audcville Thursday. FI‘I- who ('1 me under the Fox banner with
day. Saturday
her reccnt big suacess. “The Caillan
Case." won a fate rc- putation on til:
it gitimaXc stage. For years she toured
Try an
"-lL‘ Noxwalk EVening Sentinel It hada
‘1 dc? fire the best results obtuin- us may
'21;
chertiSement in tho the country with her father, and she
conspicuous part in "The Chor-
" which :1th so long in
then touted the count?!
Rev; York and
are in which ll1n1_V B. “'altltrtll is n11_
while playint; an f'lltjlurlht'fh in Lon-
don l1< was commanded to annear be-
fm‘c Kink Com‘uc at \\"r1ri~‘~or (‘25-
111‘.
Like lurs “ho l1'1vn
fli'llt on the since Mr. Hamilton 1mm.
Illl‘n“lI his attention I! the
whcre he made his tlrlzut \‘slil‘ .\l l-‘o.
Allison 1111*‘1111‘11 ”'l‘ih- “’in—
His 111l‘111ta‘1il‘1ty {or
all "1 achieved
\‘v-l‘onn
in the Mar
ning of Beatrici
the screen war apparent {1'111 11111 11:19
and he wa< mz-do :1 l1; .‘dntro in
"Five 'l'ltott<:1n1l A11 dour." \\'l'lll"n vs-
peciallv for him |1_\' (incite llanllnluh
Chester. After that he appeared in
".lolmnr on the Spot." and "That's
Good." Mr. Hamilton bids {11h- tn he
the man of the l11-111‘ in film circles
and has named as manv admirers on
he had dom- on the
.,,.
til.
the screen as
stage. 1
AT HOYT' S THEATRE
FRIDAY t.lt3l-l‘l‘
Bessie Barriscale in. “Jossclvn's Wife,
With a Vamping Step-mother.
“Josselyn's “'ii)" the latest prod"!-
Ilnn 11m Fx'mhitors Mutual release
starring Beagle Bariscale. which will
be diz'ilayed at lloyt's Theatre. Fridav
night in .1 1m\et lul dta-a of complex
hold the audience tenwely waiting fro
the final cl max WI‘lilh icsolles the
and cxonerales the
murder mv-xlety
innocent V‘ic1im of a domestic 1m..-
edy.
The mystery surroundinz the caud-
den death of Thomas Jossclsn is on“
of the clercrert contt‘iwd “111111131111
(Aver shown on the sc'ccn, and when
9‘» “Ml More of the old man's death
is revealed. the elect l5 0111111111111 and
unexpt‘ctcd.
1 1 I'JIIIJII‘ 'ltl'v'e octopus" in
the play who cnsnarotr men and plays
with them as a cat plays with a Illtlll"€‘.
Lillian Josselvn was a feline enchant-
1'ess with the lithe and sensuous charm
of a panther.
\Vith a temperament of hot ice. s'tc
lured on Gibbs Josselyn. her step-son.
and caused him to break with his tain-
er in a violent quarrel. She played
false even with Gibbs. staying at the
house of another man the very night
she had appointed to see Gibbs.
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Love intrigues. heart breaking exper-v
iences of the faithful wife. the nu star-n
ions murder of her husband's father,
culminating in the conviction of Gibbs
as the criminal. followed in rapid se-
quence in lhe~ Long Island mansion
The final clearing up of the murder
mvstcry and the reuniting of Gibb;
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can! am: we the Roan
"“ t-Vidently cool hands rm aftel collect-‘
.in play. in care of personal appear»
aant-e And there is an economic in-
Sfluvnce in external rejuvenation which
reacts upon the mentality, keeping
{the individual alert and up-to-date
pl‘PSt‘lll era. they are not denied to
the older man who has not lost his:
I grip . «Vr who can regain it.
.
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OPEN
TONIGHT
Boston Store will be open
tonight until 9 o’clock, to ac»
ccmmodate many (hoppers who
could act find time to shop dur-
ing the day. and need require-
inents for the holiday, tumor.
1.
Thomas H. Ince
presents
“The False Flees”
At Rpgnnl Theatre two days only to day and Friday.
row.
Liberty Bonds
—and—
War Saving Stamps
\‘1 will also loan 1011 on \our hand and (harm \f‘l only 1 % l ;
No Other Charge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
Room 2.
Youth finda its golden chances in the
l Keencumminlz Farm
u
1"”.
111311 $
or Paid Up
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SOUTH NORWALK 1'.
Open' F'l‘lh'fi
_at“
Norwalk Conz'rl'efiationnl
Church Paris .
Monday and Tuesday
EVERI“ Sr
June 2nd
Artists—Junk of Lillian Shou-
wood-Newldrk
Assisted by Annie Louise Dav“!
Harpist
B' ht Fifteen O Clock
For Ticket: Phone 1077 or at same
Drug Store
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(Formerly Nowill I1 am)
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How Unemployment
Affects a Community.
in on! cit? al no a surplus of 19.000 unemplor ed wmkets wa: tepmted 11 one week. Estimating at the lowest
main" ralHCitl' these 19 000 were Capable of earning and putting into ci oulation over 8360.900 per weé'k or 23*
tr. :1: 'matcll $19 000. 000 a. year. tremendous business in itself. 1
in this citv, public works 01' every character we". totally suspended du ing the period of war. Needed imr
proV emcnts 109mm and replacements were curtailed below anv mm 10qu y at for generations. The buildin: ol
murh needed school was stopped entirely, and children the future men an. 1 women of thin great country, were com-
poll d to attend sfhool in unhealthful surrounding: There is plenty of o‘ portunity on new band to start rt~
construction. it some one is big enough to take the initiative. and stop grun bung.
Repairs to 11119 bridge. temporarilv propped up. renewal of sidewalks and pavements
Would not only mean vast employment throughou the countiV‘, but would mean SAFE. TY
sENSE. “ ‘3
Now and right how‘, there should be no delay in all work going torwa d. There is nothing to be gained hv
cr: “down: an! haggling To make the world sate. other thlms besidegfiuns, cannon and ammudition' we needed—
Jobs for returplnz soldiers and sailors. '5 1 L ‘1 1' 1'1 ‘3".1‘", “W?
The U. & melotv'ment Service and its bureaua-oretu1ning Soldiers and sailors is dolntz much to ambush a
connection bf tween Industry and thoae seeking employment but there is yet a great mark to be done. Manolo?-
ers are urged to list their requirements today and everyday for some of the picked men of the nation. new avail-
able for all classes of employment, whether 1 or 1.0011 workers are needed. Being a co-operauye agency the us-
alstanoc or el'ery employer whether the need for one or one hundred workers, is sought to “m m at“!!!
mw3§§.%' in reality and not merely a: a slogan. f “ "'
.:,._ .w«;. ”u.
in danzerouu condition
AND COMMON
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Picnic Bates Now (In!
‘ Shore Dinners and .—
la-Carle Service
Special Attention to
1 Luncheons &
it _ - _
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BALDUR. A LEGEND
LIGHT
On Lawn of Hillside
Prospect Hill. No
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