’E 19. 1919
MAY. 0.11:2.
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Regen: Theatre
ea; re ‘7
‘day. Thcy range all the way from an
" " ' ' "cxnnisiicly npparclied socir-ty girl ml
la farmyard hoyden with’somc other
characters as well.
i The amusing play opcns with Miss
iNormand the natural Center of attrac
firm in a beautiful ballroom. Sho
Wlel‘s a woncdrful dancing frock. a
cl'caVion of vcllow not over silk of tho
same color, .1!) intricaw design being
1 FT itinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
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2 Today traced all ovm' the net with narrow vul-
i - 7‘ low satin ribbon. She meets with n
«\Cts of Excellent slight mishap—that of slipping off a
Vaudeville—5 piano bench—and the picture fades in-
\‘ul Feature Picture‘ to a farmyard. Then it is seen that
Puckers, the character assumed by
".‘ln Innocent . . -
Ad . t ” Miss Normand, has only been reading
1 .. .Ven “TESS iof a society heroine and imagining her-
Narrmg .self in her place, -.
“Fuckers" (Mabel Normand) has no
. -} “H.129" was the parson, reason to think she is other than the
.. unclnd a nlence of “Life daughter of Asher (Jack Curtisl and
'iiienl. Amy Blodgext (Pearl Elmore, though
Vivian Martin
5 TOF’lCS OF THE DAY," thev twat the farmhouse drudge aa
_ ‘ ‘ "i“fl'al‘)‘ Digest. if they hated her. Only “Noisy “’llson
. ‘T AND JEFF CARTOON. (James Brandi-my). so named because
of his taciturnity, has any sympathy
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1‘ rlday or love for the girl. He knows more
Mabel Normand about her than she dreams a word
Mu key," in Goldwyn from him could right a grave wrong.
'I'mm‘e- but he is in the pay. of others, the
"l’cck's Bad Girl” “grand" people of thetown.
1mm start to finish.
9:.TURDAY,
»*’ . Z CHARLIN COMEDY
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. _ AUDEVILLE
l Friday and Saturday.
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Mr, and ll *5. Hsz‘ry lent are enter-
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i cloud 1‘. edger has a position in a
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THEATRE TODAY 1 The Borouzh Board of Belief was in
’ {session last evening. There score no
H : A” ”"00”“ Adven- complaints.
2 :xceHent Vaudeville ‘ Miss Ethel Gray and a party of
‘ 11’?" DhOtODla)’ “All friends enjoved a motor rip to Hart-
' which wil be ford on Sunday.
‘ .: we theatre is said :ly. and Mrs. fienry Newman are
ln-Fi. it not mg bPSC spending a pleasant visit with their
i r‘ l' limo daintr and dsuchtor in Arlington, N. J.
“Mr, and she has The first degree was cont-erred on
‘ =. *1 of this fact to three candidates by “beater Lodge, 1.
_. best pictures she 0. O. F.. Monday evening.
‘ in. Clara G. Kennedy Howard Raymond of New York spent
"35 and the support the week-end with Mr. and nits. Gard
.- 1 Rushes is eminently ner Hoyt in Oenokc avenue.
1 ;.m.:c,;~g Foberts, Edythe‘ 'Beatrice Brown of Profit)?“ Place
Wolff and SpottiS- entertained a number of her small
friends at her home Saturday after
HI
. . in the cast.
uncut: role of “Chiiowee noon. -
i infirm-.1 hobo—a role thal firs. Arthur A. Dun?“ Bridgeport
~fi'r21pQIhy with an audi- was the Elle“ 0’ firiy‘.“ Hrs. Hnm‘
mzvrured by Tom Bates A. Dixon in Railroad 3‘91““ yester-
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i. .5 , , :: LXND An Exquisite'nomance of Paris and the Latin Quarter
3 W. Under the Auspices of Court Narmk, No. 58, Foresters of
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mrm house 1
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7 .._~ ; ed from the Ashauer cottaze in Rail-a
2:} int: {‘0de)? ' REGENT THEATRE FR‘DAY ,, road avenue. 'to Brooklyn. where Mr.1
:0: . 21110.1 Tailors” William F r . “F " Kaplan has accepted a new position.
31;; Weekly , Patheav'sum'x"; °" Freed”, 3 Philip Smith has returned to his;
' _ Adm; 7 1 William V en: Y “3"“: Comedy. former position as chauffeur for Girl
“Tm ‘ ’ f.- “ “p‘l‘af “m- e Mex-nationally hart F. Stevens of the Roalroad avenue‘
‘ imam l‘ arllum amou- l lam Fox star. Will be the garage.
up sump”. 2:3“:2? 13:12:); Pelginttgrefitm' F'i' The Community orchestra enjoyed a
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\ ’ EDOM ductlon. For Freedom. while it Town Hall, Tuesday evening. Under ,
‘ "Ma erase to he touches on me great war. is based the leadership of Berrian Shuteo. n is:
“A” .. v. . on the miscarriage of justice and the how that the musicians will make!
I “c Weekly right of a convict to a “square deal." music worth while.
Comedy The story is of a man falsely ac— Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Wolfel re-
.cused and imprisoned who at. the dut- tux-nod (min their wedding tour on.
Saturday ' break”! '3’ “We?“ the Unified Saturday after on onlonble time at
l mimy States and “9"“me ““13 93ml" on his Niagara. Falls and the Roycroft Inn at
\I' , plea that he be permitted to tight for East Aurora, N. Y. The couple have
> . .ldge hennedy his country. He falls in love with begun housekeeping on Green avenue.
.» g ”,9 Mojave Desert :igirl. and then goes to France. After The store in the Lawrence building
"l; me It To ,, sunguishlng himself on the battle recently occupied by x. L. Seat. has
Ruth R In. susan field he returns. His past is revealed been rented by the Koopman Motor
. ,z‘§_;l_.1°r"¥l(‘i to the girl under dramatic circum— Supply Co. of Stamford, -Gerhard H
r I “mud? or stances, but the story or his 056359 Behre of Mead street has been angeged
( we Tiger 8 Trail" is satisfactorily explained in the oil Behre of Mead street has been chaS‘BJ
z ’. . ERSAL MAGAZINE. “lax. as manager.
I ‘ERARV DIGEST. ‘ , Otto Bernhard. :r former resident of
_ _._ ‘ AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY. “115 place. was the guest of Rodney
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$414311 Tabadge semen Comedy and Ford week" ‘ tn ‘ .v “n ant and is coloring a
. . Mabel Normand undergoes startlinc 9 go 9‘ m ' '
mm— . ._ . .. .. short furlough. He has bean connect-
) ; . transformations in The. Pest. latest . h h _ f th at thin“
; 3.3 Probation Wife" pl her series of Goldwyn Pictures. 623:“ “2:122:33; :zturicgafrom m;
N...» wiich com“ t h c r 3 3' p '9 ”
l L5 01 e Regent Th at e. to Pacific Ocean. where he had boon 3:3.
tinned on some islands.
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WAR WORKERS GET DEGREE.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June l9.——-Rear
Admiral William S. Simms. Major-
General Enoch ,H, Crowder. Henry P.
Davison. Chahman of the “'ar Council
of the American Red Cross. 97nd tho
late Robert Bacon, former Secretary;
of Sultan and Ambassador to Franco;
worn awardod the honorary (loner or;
Doctor of Laws by Harvard University.
today. i
Other‘ honorary degrees conferred,‘
included: ‘
Master of Arts, LieuLCOInnel Theo—g
dorc Roosevelt; Lieut.«Coionci Charles;
W’. “’hlttlcsey of Pittsfleld, comnmnd-‘
or of the "Lost Battalion.” Maiori
Gem-go G. Mclflurty. who served under
Colonel Ghittlesey: Herbert H. “’hite
of Cambridge, in charge of the Harv-
and Surgical Unit with the British
forces.
A total of 1,22l degrees was award-
ed at the Commencement exercises of
which 249 were honori cause. for war
'sez'Vice. Thtrty-two of those thus
honored gave their lives in the war.
Many members of the senior class are
still in survive and were not able to
be present today.
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ANSONIA STRIKERS .
VOTE TO STAY OUT Q
ANSONIA. June 19._—The Americanf
Pro“ Pomnanv strikers this morning“
voted not to return to work under the
norms u: the agreement secured byv
,Mayor Mead. It was stated at the
Emeeting that the mayor was not an-
thorized to negotiate with the com-
pany in behalf of the strikers. and
the committee with which the mayor
conferred was not one which repre~
son‘ed the men. Vl’hile the conces-
sions secured by the mayor wore in
imanv ways satisfactory. the strikers
would not return until the [mot
'settlcmcnt were reduced to writing
and signed by the company. -
Following the acyon of the strikers. 3
the company announced today that i:
would reoocn its mills tomorrow 1:! 7;
o'clock. Adequate protection has inen i
promised the company by Mayor Mead
and Sheriff Reilly. l
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come. TO HUDSON BAY. i
EAST HADDAM. June ifl.~’{.‘;1pia.il:lL
Geargs Comer. muster winder. will
leave about July 1. for Hudson iiny. to
land a party for a scientific and trad»
ing expedition in ma: regiou, Captaini
Comer will sail the Finback. 1.30 tons.i
to Hudson Bar. and he will return bv
October. 1. The vcssel is eouzuoed
with wireless. electricity and other
facilities. ”
,Captain Comer has spent half his
life in the Arctic regions. He recentfil
. wasdlschargcd from'scrrice as a lieu-~10
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tenant in the Navy.
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