Regent Theatre“
-1Zc.c sly—Excellence. Regent. Theatre Orchestra.
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Tomorrow—Two Performances.
The Beautiful Screen Actress
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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Norm- Tonnage in. “The Probation
Wife;" a Pathe Weekly and Comedy .
In “The Probation W.ife” Norma
Talmage' 5 latest Select Picture.
which will be shown at the chent
theatre. Norma Tonnage again demon-
strates that remarkable versatility in
her roles for which she is rapidly be-
coming distinguishe’d f
At the opening of the picture we
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Olive Thomas in
see he as an inha to of :1 notorious
:cafc. She is younz. 111): 111111: uilh “To?
and with an inner refinement which
makes this life repulsive to hep—and
l ‘ . ' e :irl 11110 call
1 6 s 1" 0 T 0 N 99 ghoulisrisisl:
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E "rotor.“ lives in Parisian society and Parisian nnder- gAT R‘GENT :STTRE SUNDAY.
1 fid in this rcmnce Of tWo genemtions' :Olive Thomas. in “Totor1.' a Universal
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'2 . 01119 Thomas ploductions is ‘Tolon ‘
Q ADMISSION, including W31! tax ...................... 206 1:1 romance of an artist .1 “lie and
E . .L . , caught-er, in which Miss Thomas porn
Matinee 3 o clock. Evening 8 o clock. ”avg 11 dual role .
A In the latin qumtcr of Falls, {1211 1d
" ‘ H T " _* _ Lane meets Yvonne 11 beautiful girl
MW ' from the southern part of France Sock;
in: in her 1'10 Madonna-like beautyf
RE9gent Theatre
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Orchestra.
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\‘ATINEE,17c.
Today
‘txi 1‘19» manor]: of Special
\ iolin Selections
1 the Noted \lusicienne.
Josie Ponzella
OF NEW YORK.
Also. Dainty
Madge Kennedy
_in_—
“Leave It To Susan”
limit to natule. with Cupid as
llaperone Madge Kennedy tries
to tame “bad men’
RUTH ROLAND
In the Thild F'pisode of
“The Tiger’ 5 Trail”
Universal Magazine
Literary Digest
Matinee. 2:15. Eval 6:45 and 9
Today
S—Acts of Excellent
Vaudeville—-5
Eighth Episode of
“The Red Glove”
Charlie Chaplin
IN POPULAR COMEDY.
LATEST PATHE NEWS.
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May Allison
In Metro Comedy Romance.
“Castles in the Alt”
\Vhere flashes 0f brilliant hu-
mor blend with stirring heart 11p-
pea].
Also. Seventh Episode of
“THE CARTER CASE."
Tuesday 311d— Wednesday
D. W’. Griffith Prescnt»~
Lillian Gish
In Story of Plain Girl.
“True Heart Susie”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
Norma Talmadlze
111 the Socilty limma
“The Probation W ife”
In 11inch Bowery influence bows
1l1111n to society . unexpected lull.
Pathe News ' Pictorial j
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,\\'il.~'on 11nd \Vuller I.
Both 11111.5" players
Monday. are lien
Percival.
are well-known
N. “.‘MJM V'Wo'vv» \1/‘14‘ /\4 1’ V
Broadway l‘alvm'itcs. Ben “'ilson will
And Comedy be remembered for his exceptional
'—-—-3 work in "Paid in full and in “Seven
“figdnesday 1' Days." both 11‘ which 112111 long (il‘Oudfll-
Popular “'3‘" runs. V
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Tom Moore the l'emal'krlble record of having play—
--m_ 'ed right “wals on Broadway without
N()ne 0f the Finest" :1 break. and durin: that time in but
) llll‘ec theatres. the Broadway. Knick-
; COMiHE!!! .crliol'ker 111111 Casino. He is well known
. to Metro audiences and appeared.l
; Marguerite Clark amonLr other things. with Elh‘l Barry-l
———in—- :IIIOI'P in “0111' Mrs. McChesney." ‘
‘ "Three Men and a Girl'.’ 1 ’
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11 REGENT TH EATRE, TODAY.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
D. w. Griffith Presents Lillian Gish and
Claire Seymour in “True Heart Su-,
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. Hg: Kennedy in “Leave It to Dainiv Lillian Gish portrays the leadg
33:3": 3:}:ezzllafialnaE‘The Téger's incr role of Dmid G riffitli's new." Art-I
raw Digest. 9 me an L't‘ waft piciuze. “1T he Healt Susie." 1
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' 2:1 1112 111 1119 exquisiteh rcple- theatre Tuesda1 and “'4lnesday She
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T111. pholoplm is a comedy as 9” Marion :1 splend1d player plavs op
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haulers on the dramatic All The entire cast is full) up to the high,
‘H'illlllflll photograpl1ically_ the Griffith standard. ’
1;-1,~111le in particular.
PALACE THEATRE, MONDAY; Al the Regent Theatre Thursday.
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that is inspirational. he persuades herl
to now for him. In the davs thati
followed they fall fall in love. are mar-l
tied and spent; a happv honevmoon. .
Then Lane is called to America by.
the death of his mother. His father:
taking advantage of the circumstances,
'has his lawyers annul the marriage in:
Paris. 1
An attempt to orb their studio of
valuable paintings involves Pierre. who
recognizes Lane as the American re~
sponsible ‘ior the sorrowful death 01
Yvonne. He reveals to Lane the Idea-
tity 01‘ Toton. educated as a chief and
to hate all things American.
SNIPER SHOOTS
AT 2 SAILORS
FROM HOUSE'I‘OP
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Considerable indignation was arous-
ed here late yesterday afternoon
when two sailors. who had been press:
ed into the service as guards. were
fired upon by some unidentified per-
son from the roof of a building on
Cherry street. located a short distance
from two of the city‘s largest manu-
i'icturing plants. both of which are af-
lected by the strike of 6.001) men. The
two sailors escaped death. but the bul
It ts came close to them. The two sail-
ors looked for their assailants. but the
sniper had slipped from the house to
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BELIEVE MANGROVE WALKS.
Off the West coasr of Africa. where
mangroves are very plentiful, the
natives have many curious supersti-
tions about the mangrove tree. which:
‘is supposed to walk around in the:
water at night and is thought to be
the direct influence of spirits.
These trees are plentiful in the south-;
ern ’states especially in Florida";
where they literally form islands im-
penelrMo man, but the paradise2
of Wider birds.
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A TRIANGLE
AT THE REGEN THEATRE SUNDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
A‘ 150—. “Castles in the Air,"
Clynty may with Adorable Star. l
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11.11ny (lever players who:
{111119011 01‘ May Allison the ;
Illetro star of“ Gas tits ;
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Rolon Point
PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
iiancllzg Every Evening
?icuic Dales Now 0114211
Shore Dinners and a.
la-Ca‘rle Service
Special Attention lo
Luncheons a 1mm
FIREWORKS EVERY
moat *
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wad in America. The
it solves the probletn
lion. We solicit your
rule to supply first or
Detroit.
Blue with rage. he returned home
from an interview with the warden
ycum'. l'l er he did not mean to {.11 11v
to marry his daughter.
“W'ould you believe it?" he cried to
his wife. ‘The young rascal began to
abuse me!“
‘ “Well!" gasped the lady. "And what
did you do?’
"Do.” roared the irate husband.
"\Vhy. l remonntrnted with him."
"And to what eflecl?“
“Well. I dont‘ know to what egfecl.“
retorled the 111111. “but the poker was
bent."
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“You don't see many of H11 old
fashioned girls nowadays. do you?"
asked 11 11 1101'.
“No
marriage bure:1u.“110w the girl 11110
used to say ‘ask papa ‘hus :1 111111.31“ r
who cries 'give her more-gas. George.
father's gaining on us!‘ "
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
I There are more than 3,,000 009 Ford cars in
aLttle be .ter than one-half of all the motor cars
necessity. No matter what his business may be.
duczicn is limited, and we must make it the
$525; Runabout, $500;
$775; Truck Chassis, $550. These prices 2‘. c. b.
DUTEE W. FLINT
DISTRIBUTOR
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'm the casc of Alice S. "061'th ol‘
Bl'fl’ :eport atain‘st John T. Mc(..‘imlh
upon me 1”is complaint of the has-
band The wife alleged cruelly
ug‘lflél the husband who is a Ila-um“
11111 in 1111.- @113! nnd he made charges'
of infidcli 11'. The case was not n33
rlgurd hm came up on agreemnlt o.‘
cnun 1911.11 orncv Samuel Plotkln up
pelrmg fol McCrath.
l . . Maud \elmu Mcwitt “fills of New
lurk was chxnn a decree from Charles
United States This is
11111111311 “ills of Bridmepon on
1 Homes of viesertion. The) were mar
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Ford car is every man's i 111“} 1: i .1911 111. her in September
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'l‘eck of Stamford against Man
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561:1on1-mllenbcek of Dundee.'
X. Y. They were married October 21
185‘. and the wife left him in Novetn
1 her. 191 '1, The doc-w: war r“:lnled_
Ham 1:, Wallen of Bridgeport was
given a decree from Esther Conch
Wailvn or parts unknown on ullcga
ions of infidelity. They Wow married
> Febmary T. 1913. and the infidelity 0c»
1 ‘ curred in Norwalk. August 23. 1917.
; Lydia J. Rich of Stamford was (1:11-1:11
‘ 1a decree from David S. Rich of lhl‘
1? same place and custody of a minor
son. David 5.. Jr.. three years old.
iCruelty was the charge mode by 111111
IRich and suhslnnliated in court.
1 Ellen C. Quigley was given a de-
.cree from James J. Qulgley, both of
Danbun. on charges of desenion..
Thev were married Januan 2 1900
and the. husband detected in October.
E 1906 Four children are in an orphnn
asvlum in Sew Elven.
l Margaret E OConnor Vi'estmnn of
Bridgeport was given a separation
_‘fmm Joseph Francis Westmun on
2‘ chnrges of descrtlon. They were mar-
'ried December 24. 1910. and her 1111111-
hond left her September 21. 1915.
OUT PLEDGE CARDS Before Jim B. J. Curtis recom
mendntions for divorce were made in
l the cases of Joseph P. Wu: incl
1 11111. Anna Spencer in which ‘nfldelih
:was charged. and of William H
O'Hara, nlao lnvolviu Inldelity. Both
of shapes: transports-
order new, because pro-
ders first. Touring Car.
$650 ; Sedan.
Coupe,
BOY SCOUTS SEND
(Continued "on Pogo Ole).
lace Marvin. uujor Alhert Mossmnn
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no: slen- Soldiers and
sets but when they
GRANTED BY COURT‘ their "has had succulbed .
cinntinn of others.
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‘ders or notice Were
b!
last known place. of resideM'
petitions covered Detroit.
New York. Norwalll “d
“'1: cannot see 1819 end
beginning. but as long as
see
the
duty that is required of a.
enough—«one step at a tin
11119 and "m “all: said know that we Shh" be 80
to the end.
for
‘en'm ““ 3"“ "‘9 111111;: ""‘ ' “ our 1iew.we shall wait 11
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the beginning whether
year we are entering, H
If we sit down
the whole plan to notch,
1919
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'ton. Samuel Roodner. Alexander J.
Rummler. Herbert R. Smith. J. Emmy
Stevens. Christian Schwartz. (:eorgel
:E. Thompson, Dr. IVllIlam J. Tracey.
John J. \‘Valsh. Albert E. Winmmm '1'
These men have backed the move-1
men! since its inception in 111‘ :1 city ‘
Get in back of 1111 m with _1our person 1
1111 help 01 subscriptions. 1
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: GOMPERS ls RE-ELECTED. l
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. June 21.—-—,
Samue Gcmpers was today reelected.
piesidcnt of.tl1e American Federation-
of Labor. 1n con1ention here Mr. ‘
Gompern in a speech said the melee-3
.1ion was American labor‘s answer to'
3 its tiaducvrs and opponents.
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New July Numbers of
Columbia
Records
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Maurcl Makes Mam-long '
Record of ”The Rosary’
. ' Like a firing of pearls' indeedcum- '
i‘1e 1111 me nines of Maurcl’ s vil id 1 site
in ill 4 song that his touch“! 3 million
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are thev 1'13: their sound woos-J soothe
a so ul 111 torment. ()1 the rel/er): 1f
thisrewrd 31-431.11.159 ‘At Dawning.
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fre e. '
C1veurc 15 one r' 13": few living
:1"; ts great enough to fines“ the glory
of the world's song of victory. (1.: song
tllaf‘hved France and mvil‘alt‘on. dear
to its tremendous climax "for Victory
or Death " Coupled will1"'l'hc Trum-
peter." 11110 511.131 1; (21:1 cure.
Stracciari Sin; 3 Sublime
Love Song 0.1m Ng’r'ato
I." the r2111 and passion whlth o—' I
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are in this wonderful outpourinz C?
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Take advantage of this .~
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Special Price 011 Carri
This line 11111111111 Reed Carriage. with
versillle body. upholslerellwilll cord .
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