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. star ant th~ «(‘51 also includes 'It'ir‘
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GEORGE “YALSH
In His Xivw t‘onied)’,
"Help! Help! Police!
and
g
..z!ut into her
' 21;: her.
Ruth Roland
In the First Episode of
“The Tiger’s Trail”
And a Literary Digest.
“NH"
09
.11 accuses her l't‘sr‘ut‘l' “""lk' ithing then it must be admitted that the
ab»
. _ Monday
' Constance Talmadze
\DVERTISES FOR A “HUBBY.”
‘ In the New Select Production.
‘ "A Lady's Name”
A PATHE WEEKLY
. ANC‘ COMEDY.
.5 l‘uesday and Wednesday
V’ (TWO DAYS ONLY)
f The Noted Actress.
31 (‘lara Kimball Young
:1 In ilie Special Attraction.
1; “Cheatim: Cheaters"
re":- ,
”Iatinee 2:15. Eve. 6:45.311
d 9‘.
Today
I—Acts of Fine
Vaudeville
And Sixth Episode of
"The Red Glove”
." :iul ot; a thousand surpr
MARIN
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In Flip-Roaring Comedy.
LATEST PATHE NEWS.
Monti—av
Enid Bennett
Pa 1 amount
f‘The Law of Men”
-. ,:._,..V. .
N
22717.- “a
1".n'nrrn11
v. -——v-r< Jrrzu'fi‘r"
In Picture.
-..,...
.'\'~ w Yt)1‘k'::
'- r. where the
'r‘t} t'\'t‘1' M'i'li
~..- r'et-ounitiou.
.\l v l~'it'tlr Episode of
'THE CARTER CASE"
”with——
"REEF-1T RAWLlNSON
girls from
and Iiuht
L”:
-—-5
ises.
\\'.\l.(.‘.\Ml’.
Bohemian lllo' in Greenwich
I'amous Latin
the.
for
d MARGARET MARSH
:
Ll:
tr.
.
3. 75.
." 'i’s Theatre
Evening, 7:15‘and 9.
Today
arry T. Morev
mu“ 1’
eating the Odds”
I
“l;
#5 i! .‘1'1; 1! Allen.
".\ «t a hill)”; uizrn
w; sizza underworld
..i-i tilllll‘llti by the
S
v t v-»rn;.u to ever knew.
Tom Mix in
.I-um‘
."a‘he' "
- .‘ morn non-l, "The Money
rod
associ-
fil':l
it
ohm! mm; f with Ila” ripplitttpt“. :rn'i ‘ fie
s llll‘ ‘ :f
Ail-nus.
\lnl‘ml ~z’u-
"w'xm tn rzul.
a lwtllifi.‘ :It'rizes, in whom
'4 Ul‘nr‘pr‘l Is for a .ztmtl stor’.‘2
invitation to
aim rnoon
'pt 73.
“ill lilillliliiiES
HARRY T. MOREY. THE SCREEN'S
MOST VlRlLE STAR, AT HOYT'S
THEATE TODAY.
tea for
at 'the ho‘isn
She accepts his
tile lolhmin!
where she works. tellhri her that his
Noel (‘qr-toran is
h" the third applicant. to \Egih-l
does: not show the interest thit .sh'.‘
feels in him. V
3 \ i .
master “Ill ;,-e out.
. ‘ . Whom
A! ill-w 4 Tlnatre today. wrll
presented a ’pirzurization of trying R.
.V' ‘
. e 's \' ~l " ‘ .\ o W M- ker,"
\II n. no i 'I‘ Tim l. mu fd t The next day she keeps her encace»
'.' c -- ' _. ~ - n I. ‘(2 . __ ..
l ”h ”.1”, L mm .111 m a u tnent for tea. only to ttnd lllal the hut~
role. If (hunting the title of the play
ler works at Noel (‘orcoran‘s house.
" ~z ' 2 n is" 'ties an\'- . . .
'0 B. ‘tm- ”‘ 0‘“ srgm lie informs her that her trance 1-: mak-
ing bets with the men at the cluit that
she will not answer any more letters in
reply to her :id, .‘lalwl decides to pun—
lsh him. so she answers two of the
newlv arrived. lurid letters. “'antagt‘
(lisce‘ers it anJ after a quarrel they
h e-r't their unqauemenl. \\'lien Noel
learns of the broken enzazemem he
calls and succeeds in imp". ..sinsz Mabel
with the {all that he is 1329 right man
for her. . ‘
This is the1 l'-Tief slot“ of the interest-
in;r and anmsin‘: (‘eltled\’, "A Lady's
Name." in whiz it I ewi: .I. Sciznirk pre»
sei‘tis (‘onsi.:nee Talrnidzn. and which
Select t'ietuww will «tier to the Recent
Mt‘l‘l'lar.
‘titlinrz is appropriate. for the hero' is
found in such difficult predirann-nts
that We find our selyes wondering with
him as to how he is goin: (0 extricate
himr‘elf. llu!’ tllen.——- llJrry Morey does
not let sueh litllt' thinus worry him.”-
"Ilavid Power" he apparently thinks
“Let the autiitme do the worr\'in'.'."
I‘ll throng-h somehow." \‘.'tiiclr
same is preface to sax-in: that "neat-
inz the “this" is a mighty interestin'z:
drama. with the climax held in doubt
until the last. moment.
Morey in ’
ment as a dramatic port rayet‘ of yirzile
roles. In the first part We are inclin-
t-d to heliev» that he handles comedy
drama. llis little lr'Ih‘ts
humor emanating from
(IS
310'
is slated the star tirnia-
tie-:u‘ "e 0"
AT PALACE THEATRE. MONDAY
Enid Bennett in, “The Law cf Men,"
and "The Carter Case."
as well as
of whimsical
the low easle type he is ini"rpret:ttin2.
enables one to grasp immediately the
inherent qualities the character pos—
50589;; which unfold as the picture pr0<
2crosses. it has been said that ‘.\lr.
Murry has .i sort of a ‘human touch’
than I a ulirnpim of it is
mittrht in :i n ('lillll. Tl“
small detail et' a little pent-ll dravin:
don"
T’mm'l‘
h‘t‘llll‘i-r.
En’tl
It. lnm
think“ he" role
in live 'u'w tili‘itnpf.
of Men." \Vlilt'll will In .‘lltl\\'ll
l‘rtlzreo Hondur- ti}.-
I-l- :Hin': sh) lr-- lilii‘;;\t6"etl ::
month“.
the popular
Paramount
llm n ‘
"Th--
ill-nuet ‘.
st :1 -‘ in
q ""!|.
I
m‘ l.:=.;ir;:
. . p; a.
is ti‘re—rm‘ilv; Hes . .\
Ill the
s'rt-ne \\ Zth
thence is mn‘l
for her amusement is \ert' “ell -r mun:-
aud .‘xlr .‘lnr'ey scene: like a horn ("air
toonist on Ih~- side. “Per-harm i: is I». tau-.- I am \i-ry
One thiua: are do lilte about Morey is fond of clav prod-din: )t]‘.,~nlf"' ,3”.
u
said. and I truly lmlieve Hit" '21” to“-
tune not fm‘ored by 13mm: into theatri-
cals I would have gout- in for sre'ut'n‘e
This characte oi Lorna. is
ly human one still) as I believe will
till the sympathy ot‘ Her:- zirl who i9
tryin': to Fr . llllllLllil)’ and make h -r
own way in 1?
Of course, 9.'=e llll"‘t~ the tetnterrtions
:1!) throuuh oceans oi
trouble seeminuly unscathed. A n0t~
ahle distinetion is affordnl by the
urethral artin: ot "lim'iti" 21> WuVe after
ware of trouble breaks over his head.
Anyone who likes real happeninZS
interpretat-v-l by a real nian._without
frills. but just intensely human and
worthwhile will enjoy: seein: llarr)’
that he tloem'i
:r ttjtrl'll'tlid'“
n- world.
Mort \‘ in "Bealin: the Odds." that come to most .selt‘ <rr-ppnrfin7
. A. D. ll. zirls. but i lit-n, M. S)”. mm,” thrm
-————‘—-—‘ With a true ymyam‘. Hm” and l "m
very guilt-h pleased that I am pt-r'nit'rd
in the story to leave Laura with a hav-
py prospect for the future. I enioyed
porirayin: Ihi: and
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
George Walsh in “Heist .Helpl, Po-
lice!" Ruth Roland. in “The Tiger’s
Train" and a Literary Digest.
p'irt inunen-‘e'v
proyal of the more."
UNITY LEAGUE BENEFIT .7 9
AT PALACE SUNDA'I
There's a ‘ll'h’pr‘l‘uh‘cfOll’l‘nlt‘l‘l‘tfll in"
tie pltllll't‘tl :Il the Recent Theatre. to—
day. It is a battle between safety raz-
or interests [or the control or the in-
dustry. It‘s a \\'illianr l-‘ox comedy- Wallace Reid in "The Roaring Read."
drama. featuring Georg} “'alsh and Travels a: High Rate of Soc-d.
the title is “Help? Help! l‘olieef" The .—-~..-
'- - . ‘.-‘ . \r ‘ - ... ‘ ;- ,.
police fi'zuro largely because George. “ allact L ”l lid 36W?» f‘ 9'1 a
speed demon. within liltlltflllnni. The
as brfitts a play dealin: with razors.
frets: into a lot of Seraprs and llt‘ofllltlc
one of the .ictire characters is a two
rd'ted r‘haroe’r. who gets his hands on
some $flitft.”""vft of the "lather" that the
Paramount star has troulm- in keepin-r
within the speed laws (-y'r-n ?:1 his own
car. such is the impulm t-) crowd on
the juice at‘nl hit on“: the lzitz‘r spots
Hz) admit: ll'V‘X't-Vi‘t, that when he :zrt
up to 90 mile? on hour the oiher day at
Santa Monica. (‘:rlif.. while rink"?
Roar-2n: Road" his
razor intere.~t< hare accumulated.
There .‘lltl to be a stron: love
theme runningr through he: play. the
chethemv‘s '-i:r: the 'Vson of one of'
the heads of one of the razor eomerns
and the datuhter ot’ the president of
The police inter-
is
scenes for "The
new Paranmtrr‘t pictiiro wlr'rh will
the Palace theatre Fuc-
::s he cared
displayed at
do}. he new as rapidly
to,
He had For fun a creel:
him. but on':.' (thy Ollvur. of the s‘oek
u ,
«zit
ri't‘al com ein.
x .111?! i.m with
l
. .
P (ompany. .
30:03 .. Gilli "I simply lr-‘lt‘: ntv lyre-nth " 1"-"".'rt"r.”-".
smas" "
I
t
‘w.
tut“
Oliver. "and “REV-cl for
\Valluce Reid doesn't say how he '
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AL it.» famous Santa Monica death
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mom: the turn and the
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(‘olo.. Iiotn Montana y-eirriu
L(I, Tt‘XhH. '
.-\'l‘l..\.‘§'i‘.\. (EL. June 7.77 Th :e
wcrc no Ceyelflmtlrnls ea'ly today “in
tlieasituatinn resul'in: from the Hrllie
of op¢-|':1.pl‘s ¢'*nt[)lo,‘."'tl in the smell-
eastern district by the “'eslern l'n.
ion T: h uraplr Company. and chief in-
lc‘l‘t‘sl in the (’(stltt‘u\vt‘;s‘_\ (*1 ntox-rd in
the annount-emv “.t in \\’asl;inston lust ‘
niuht by S. .l. KCIl'dlt'itltti). president
of the na'ional organization of union
men, that he would (fill a nrltionrwide
strike of" members of the union :1! a
datum be (lt't'ldl‘rl iii ('Iiit'euo in: I to-
day. ‘
lloth leaders of the striln rs and of-
ficials of the company continm d to
issue contradictory Hatements con-
cerning the number of men who quit
we”: Thursday night and yesterday.
H. (‘. “'orthan. general manager or
the Southern Division "Mn--
pany was carrying on an uninterrupt-
ed service and that the latest surtey
ot‘ his district showed onlr a total of
288 employes on strike. 189 of whom
Were out in Atlanta. Outside of At-
lanta. the largest number on strike
was at Charleston. S. t.‘,. where 17 out
of a normal tort-e of 23 had mm. the
ports from New Orleans. which: is in‘
the company's Texas division. said 58
men Were out there. l'nion leaders
placed the New Orleans strike list at
a total of 158. .
(‘harles l“. Mann. represent“): the
telem'aphers. said reports to union
headquartrm showed 3.000 men in all
sections (vi the southeastern district
lliltl responded to the slt‘fljr‘ call. For
the'striiu-r-~_ Mg.» thlllltlll‘ul today appa-
rently had developed into a wait pend- ‘
in: the cam-ner- or {hep rupmed ceun.
try“ ide “'a.kout. t
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in the oven 2
art valve.
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FEE T3 NOR‘NALK HDSPITAL
Tlo ('1 w of Silas Vin-V“: ellRii'nE
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«lure let‘ rlr- I‘u“fv!gn»f m In & l'ru-
\l~lnll (‘ul'ur‘Y‘Qfi thug“ 2h.» .\l‘l ‘7‘
lli‘l Thu‘ tl'tl Wron‘nv :I_’ o , ~‘\cf\c .z-ln‘
rate of spur-l. term '1‘. h-- a . 3‘th
( :rndee. _\---' ez'IaL’ :HH-rnot n and “‘1‘
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comp‘fin? was the
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down the rue-’0‘ at ‘ ‘ r-vy Mu ell" for
ro heavy :-. loerl. and ‘u‘nvd irtw “'est .
e‘tnue c\-~r the t"' 'rirks ‘- if‘r'ru?
~laclcvuintr spend. .\ir, l.t"‘|ll'l"lll' men- t 1 T
iionwl the tnrit'er to the trailic omcer. ‘ i ‘ 1 V 7 . 7 ‘ "V 7' _ ' .-.. N 7 A H ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ...... ,
“n ‘lu‘v as h.) (antinupd “D town. 1“" ““1““. “n'l “'3” K Willi" 5 3"Dr15“(l “0"“ \NOULD ENTER Y. M. C. A. for HP p.12'p0.~e (\i' aiding in the Mr. . :
had nil idr a that an arrest would be he w‘” ”Him with a summons 1” ap SERVICE. ',“'“'"’\'~ WW“ “PP iat'r‘roximntely 2.0~' ’
pear as a thnecs. . ‘ _ rsoidio rs already serving the Y. M. C. I.‘
“'hen :endered hi: tee oi; sxty C(nts PATH-N Junv- i.-—Thr“‘e (Lonvand on detached service. havinz been “ '
hy Prosecutor Dunbar he laughlnely American "mm“? 1‘3"" applied for. tailed to the Y. M. (‘. A. at their 0"
said that he thilll Connie i: to the "9193‘? “m“ the Army 50 ”‘3‘ ”19-" request to serve as entertainer. '
. Norwalh ll0.~-pital.
"WELCOME HOME ROLL
NEARING COMPLETION
of
i l')‘
. $3. and :l. fur the Pats. complete “315
or additional taint-:w :o those recently
Thanks to the efforts of the pupils!
the public schools who Hfmulaled the army or seeking actual dismissal
me otter or money pl‘lzvs‘ of $5_ 81hr
may enter the Y. M. C. A. service in
t .. in Various other capacities.
F rance. Milly-seven have already ‘
been reelased by the military authori- BUSY BIRD.
ties and taken up their new duties' prammh—umes your parrot all
with the asmciation, and seven hun-
dred applications are still under con-
sideration.
In addition to those disrflisaed from '
much?"
lensonhurst—“HP every;
thing: my wile says,"
“Oh. does he talk as much as tint?
v—thket's Statesman. ,. .
L
repeats
I —-;
.‘ lk'lm
(350215: V.
7‘". .1 ‘zcrxon w
in “Help: Help?
Theatre today.
3.2.55?
ILLIAM F03.
Toilet-1" a: illegent‘
.the Home SerHCe src‘io" in complet—g
linz the \"rlervne Home Poll which if;
roniplet
torture in alt-r years.
!
. primed
tmy m
lift n l‘:
. PH ry day.
. in: tie
:11: rise
”dz-13d
‘. \" :‘. ice
\‘fwtel‘
hall, or
their school friends.
in winning a prize.
under-rt
- men th
fit to g
any wn
EAC
The e
lance of the highest state of ctriliza-'
itinn; are as productive of selfistinesgj
.as the diz’icuhies. the privationx, and'
,the sterilities of the lowest.—Collon. I
in this paper _.'i Very salts-lac»!
amber ol mun : have. tints fail
in. wi‘h more coming!
More interest ‘in complet-'
list by the returninz soldie-‘t
lies would aid greatly if theyl
register either to the Home:
Section 0:" the Red Cross at 25'
street. uptown. or at the city
hand their names to some of‘
and thus aid them‘
It must be fully.
nod by the rotor-Pin? sertico‘
at this information it they see
ire it will not rhlie'rtc them in
y wha‘crrr. but will simply aid:
GIRLS"
Coats 8.: Capes *
$5.98
‘ That lormerly sold up to $15 ’
Ladies’ and Misscs’ Capes
10
nided
ed riilLlue im'aluablc as a ref—i
l
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H‘ w,ORKs TO SAME END
31st. the luxury, and the abundv‘
Value up to $25 All sizes
t
l
\,
11m [Mace '- finial};
ENID BENNETT ;
a! The Level Men.“
M
: Mrs. A. Waldmnn. 4-10 Glenn Arc"?
iFrcmo. (‘al.. writes: “When I wasl
ijw'oumz I had a fever and it left mé
,‘with a cough every winter.
:two years 3.20 I read about Foiey‘st
fHorror and Tar and bought some and it
helped me. I ure'it yet and it helps me ,
every time.
told.” There “nothing better for bron-
icnm. mp mi mhrtmeflngcoufls
12 YEARS' SERVICE
A Stylish Summer
. Skirts and Dresses
Are Here at Moderate Prices
THrtyy
l
I am a widow 66 years
1
Norwalk Chronicler