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Regent Theatre
Melody Excellence
Regent Theatre Orchestra
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Her fine is that: or the watt-l
who
vantage.
lress bride of a college youth.
crushes the power of her millionaire!
father-in-law sworn to destroy her
star never appeared to neg-ah
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land of an all-powerful police i'nquisl-l
Ition to save her Voung husband from
death for a murder he did not commit.
but of which he was tortured to con
fess '
Regent
SUNDAY, JUNE 29th?
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Holiday Olicrmgs
:Whenyou fintthisctvu'eyouwfllfiemedby
series for
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ALICE MANN
Tom Tezriss has‘giv en the picture a
lsplendid ditnaction and in the capable
'l‘ht- lIinIinutive Actress.
MARGUERITE CLARK
scores of dainty dress acces-
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rIi , cmpporting cast me Gladden James.'. ' “1.4me
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fi'" ”" rm» I “n hmmo‘ml “c Anders Randoll', Miss Hedda Hopper.. . yo July outing 931“ Prices that will meet your instant . .5,
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ft Herbert EVans, Gemge. Backus. J. , .; e 8 er Y? . r - . , :-
‘é ‘TIIREE MEN Wade E. Rogers Lytton and Edwardf »
ft McGuire. i Fatty.Roscoe Arbuckll' e 'FASHIONMLE WAISTS m LINGERIE
: l The ninth episode of “The Red .43—
TImsc three bachelors renounce
“hate" of woman. Back
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moiety for
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Io nature they meet another!
AND A GIRL”ié‘——
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‘ “the 3“” ‘ Under Ampices of Court Narruk, No. 58 Foresters of ammo NECKLACES mentor. SILK trash
.3; Showing Slow Motion Pictures Marguerite Clark, in “Three Men and Amerioa 1 Ex“ . ~
. a Girl n Pathe Review and Comedy. “CORSE
3 And Comedy Beautiful Marguerite Clark who is ADMISSION (including war tax .......... . ....... 20 cents ,‘ STYLISH GLOVES m T8
9 known to her many admirers as “the Matinee 3 o clock. Eve 8 o .c] I 0001, m R
: Saturday sweetest girl in motion pictures," was 8 LOVELY 31330163 ” IJND‘ WEA
I . Popular , heartily received in her new photoplay ‘ 3 M a c
I ALICE BRADY "‘Three Men and a Girl " at the Regent -._ _ 5—. “V PRB VB G I m SP8
:theatte yesterday 1 ——"‘. 'I'l'Y n n'.
Th I d :in—‘t bl W fe ” Sylvia. Weston. a sprightly young wo— ‘ ‘ ”THING 88038
a e [1 es me I e 1 !man resents her proposed‘mnrriaze to IMPORTANT CH ’XN - ES \ D “30 F8 3‘ a co
> ” G ' mm m‘ THIN lameness
Conflict of culture and refined
taste with brute emotions in s€clal
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GIOVe." VVill be shown Saturdax'.
AT REGENT THEATRE, TODAY
an old man whom she despises, and de-
serting him at Hymen’s altar, she flees
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l’athe RcV' IcVV' showinu slow motion pictures
sma'r menu-AR
enemas canteens
ALSO PETER PAN SUITS, ROHPERS AND PLAY HATS FOR THE LIT-
TLE TOT3.
"m into the country, arrayed in her wed-
ding gown. and finds refuge in a coun-
gtry house owned by her father This
place has been previously leased to a
trio of women haters who have enter-
ed upon bucolic existence in the hope
of escaping the wiles of women.
They ale Christopher Kent a lawyer
Julius Vanneman. a violinist and Dr.
‘Henry Forsyth who has constituted
himself the guardian of his disappoint-
i‘he Renowned Swimmer and Star ed companions The first is being our
of Filmdom, Isued by a woman the second has been
Annette Keueman :jllted while the physician met w: 'th 3
Ruth Roland
in the Fourth Episode of
“The Tiger's Trali"
In Trolley Schedules
Ellective Saturday, "June 28111, 1919
Paradise Green, Bridgeport,
Westport, Norwalk Service
CARS LEAVE
Main and Fairfield, Bridgeport, for Westport and Norwalk
6:10 a. m. and every 40" to 10:50 p. m.
11:30 p. m. and 12:10 I. m. to “'estport only.
Sunday‘s ~First car 7:30 a. In.
Main and Fairfleld, Bridgeport. for Sonthport
5:50 a. m. and every 20" to 10:50 p. m..
12:10 a. m.
Sundays—First car 6:30. 7:10 a m. and every 20 minutes.
Main and Fairlield. Bridgeport for Pickett’s Switch. Fairiield
5:20, 5:30, 5:50 a. m. and every 10 minutes to 9:30 9.111..
every 20 minutes to 12:10 a. m.
Sundays—6:30 6:40, 7:00 a. m.. and every 10 minutes.
Main and Fairfleld Bridgeport, for Ash Creek
5: 20, 5: 30. 5: 33. 5. 45 a. m. and every 5 minutes to 7:40 a. m..
then every 10 minutes to 11:20 a. m.. then every 5 minutes to
7:00 p. m.. then every 10 minutes to 11:50 p. m.. 12:10 a. m.
Saturdays—5 minutes serVIce to 9:20 p. m.
Sundays—6:30. 6:40. 7:00 a. m. and every 10 minutes to 11:20 a. m..
11:25 and every 5 minutes to 8:40 p. m.. 8:50 and every 10
minutes to 11:50 p. m.. 12:10 a. m. ’ . ,
Main and Fairfleld. Bridgeport. for Paradise Green. Stratlord
4: 80, 5: 20, 5. 42. 6: 07 a. m and every 10 minutes to 11:57 [1. m.
(12:07 a. m. to Stratford avenue and city We .,_
12: 17. 12:40 1: 00 a m ~ ;""' "t '
Sunday‘s—6: 30 6:45, A :00. 7 '17 a. m. and may 10 minutes}
Universal Magazine i
Literary Digest !
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Monday
(ONE DAY ONLY)
Greatest Success In their temporary absence Sy'lVia
partakes of their supper and then
wrapping lIeI trousseau about her. falls
asleep on a couch where- she is later
‘discovered.
Sylvia dubs Kent her ‘little bear‘
.‘and the othaIs respectively her “hig'
and "middle :ized" bears
At the Height of Perfection in Her is‘mu‘” “sapmm‘mem
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' then 11:30 up. m. and
“Queen of the Sea”
in which the. beauty or woman~
hood and nature triumph.
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then
ow MAN'S CURVE“
I GETS ANOTHER VICTIM
That mischievous devil Or what ever
may be the evil spirit that hovers.
i above Dead Man' a curve at the root of
The motor bike had evidently (one ’
headon into the pole throwing com RECEPTION 1’
passengers to the pavement Both The clasing functions! or
gigsellalianly cutt'sh and bruises he‘dnd the week will be held by the
on e rear seat many 191
gsrkwg:11>0?mavenu9i 111“ went to teeth kgrfocked out. They did not give whzn 2:19 3,3331 12$;de who
i t k y d 8 mom 118. or possibly their names and were evidently able Sterling's orchc stra will furnish
8 no 61’0“" all night for at five to continue on their way as no com- and dancing will be the one his
Io'clockr this morning when Edwardl l
Rurlretlal a motorman on the r‘ew- p aim; was made to the police ‘Of ‘he euning
town- Stamford trolley line who lives
at 7 Westport 8‘ cnue. started to work‘
«he found thetwmck of a motor cyctel
:up against that long suffering teie
graph keV'ith 1‘0 Vouug men nuIs ?
:ing ma «cut: and quises. nearby
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. Mary Pickford
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GRADUATING GLASG-
“THE BETTER ’OLE."
There isn't a week goes ’liy that
"(‘lI:IIles Cobuln who plays Old Dill.
- the rebustious hero in “The Better
;'Olc." the Captain Bairnst‘ather comedy
with music, which is now entering its
thirty-seventh week in New York, and
which is scheduled to remain at the
Booth Theatre for the summer. doesn‘t
receive letters giving impressions of
his acting and the play. Some of them
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“Cap’n Kidd. Jr.” in
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sentinel Want Ads an Winners. l
The Home of Screen Delights
“A Child of the Prairies”
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Also, Ninth Episode of
“THE RED GLOVE"
SATURDAY.
Al IIII __I___IIIIIIIIs
Al" THE PALACE THEATRE
“Ole," writes another. is that you think
about the war and forget it at the
same lllllt‘. Queer. ain't it? But it's
the gospel truth. You sit there and
laugh your lwad off about things that
like about Vour so“ BI” is that Von
TODAY AND SATURDAY father has sure been right theIe VVIt'II
hIs eV es open and hIs ears nailed bacn
A'ice Joyce in, “The Third chree,” it didn‘t take no three Inmutes to see
Also Tom Mix
Drairies."
The human appeal and tremendous
dramatic power of "The Third Degree."
which made it one of the greatesti
stIIgc soccer» it»~ day. are splcrr.
dIiilV' mainlu‘incd in \‘ilagruph's sereen
version of (iIt- Charles Klein drama
which will in) seen in the Palace thea-
today and Saturday.
Alice Joyce has the stellar role 01‘
in,
:‘t'rl oi'
it's
see it over
‘L’l' to the iron than Broadway and 42nd
.5( reel."
Another VV'I Res: “110. it ain’t a Show“,
:I threorinu- Circus, and i want to.-
:md over again."
BOY SCOUT FAKiR HERE.
“tuning has been issued by the
‘locai authorities that there has been
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Rolon Point %
PARK
South N orwalk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic ilatcs Now open
Shore Dinners and a-
la-Carte Service
Special Attention to
luncheons & Banquets
fmewoaxs EVERY FRIDAY:
N16111:,
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Ifor the Boy Scout
’ name of the Scouts.
;vestigation and action.
that in'both cases the guilty parties
'61“ be apprehended.
The Boy Scouts of America.
'a young man
jclnims that he is a special canvasser
in this locality who
Campaign and has
been soliciting funds and that such a
man has no authoxit : or right and we
police are tryinv to locate him. It
has also been called, to their attention
[that some boys have beenlou selling
{chances on a $5.00 gold piece in the
That matter has
referred to the police for in—
It
been
hoped
is
The only boy scout organization is
Do not
pay money to boys unless you person-
ally: know-‘the boy and then only on
rare occasions, because the 'Boy Scout.
to accommodate the-
and then on special order.
k“.—
.is not supposed to handle money only
Scoutmasters,‘
VV tin t anti mower man a funexal when
VrIII “ere iItmD them More power to
' show.
Another correspondent says: Wth I
and your pals. All and Bert, are hon-
est- toaoodncss soldiers This 'BaimS-
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"A Gm 0" thel‘that “The Better 'Ole" wasn‘t written
éln' anv la'ly 23:11: who was never clos»
Westport (Hotel Square) 101 11
5:47. 5:57. 6:37 a In. and every 40 minutes to 10: 37 p.111.
(11:17 p. m to StIatford alcnue and City Line) Bridgepmt.
Sundays" FiIst (Jr 6: 37 a m.
Southport (Round House) [or Bridgeport and Paradise Green
6:03, 6:13 a. m.. and everv 20 minutes to 11. 13 ‘p. m.
(11:33 p. m. to Stratrord avenue and city lineii
Sundays-First (:II 6: 53 a. In.
Fairfleld (Picketts T. O.) for Bridgeport and Paradise Green
5:52 a. In. and every '10 minutes to 10:02 p. m.. then every 20
minutes to 11:22 p. m. (11: 36, 11: 42 p. m. and 12:22 a m. to
Stratford aV'Tenue and city line.) .
Sunday's—First car 0:2 3- m. .
Ash Creek for Paradise Green
5: 51 a. m. and every 10 minutes to 11:41 p. m5
ford avenue and city line) 12:01.12131 a. m.
Sundays—End: car 7 '11 a. m
Ash Creek for Stratford Canter
5. 51. 6: 01 and every 5 minutes to 7:21 a. In. (7:26. ":36 7' 46,
7 :56 to Siraifmd m enue. Citv line) 7: 31 and every 10 minutes to
11:41 a m, 11:46 and every 5" to 6: 41 p. m. (6: 46. 6: 56. “:06.
7:16 to Stratford avenue. city line 6:51 and eVery 10 minutes to
11:41 p. m. (11:51 to Stratford avenue, city line) 12:01. 11:31
a. m.
Sundays—7:1L 7
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Main and Fairfield. Bridgeport for Stmttord Centcl ' ' ‘..'
4:30. 5:20. 5:42 6: (L7 6. 11a m. and even 5 minutes (073:7 3. III.
(7:32, 7:42. 7:52 8 .02 and 8:12 to Stratfmd avenue and city line
4
(11:51 to Strut-
:21 a. m. and every 10 minutes to 11:41 a. m.. 11:46,
11:51 and every 5 minutes to 8: 1 a. m. (8246. 8:56 to 'Strattord
avenue, city line) 8:51 and eve , 10 minutes to 11:41 p. m.
(11:51 to Stratford avenue. city line) 12:01, 12:31 a. In.
Paradise Green for Bridgeport. Vl'estport and Norvvalk
-5:45 a. m. had every 40 minutes to 10:25 p. m.. 11:05 and 11:45,
1). m. to Westport only.
Sundays—First car 7:05 a. In.
Paradise Green for Southport
5: 45 a m. and every 20 minutes to 11: 05' then 11: 45 p. m. (last
car) . '
Sundays—41:05. I :05 a. m. and every 20 minutes.
Paradise Green for Ash Creek and Falrileld
5:35 a. m. and every 10 minutes to 9:05 p. m.. “then every 20 min-
utes to 11:25 p. m. (11:35 to Main and Falrfleld) 11:45 1). m.., 10
minutes headway to Ash Creek to 11:25 p. m.
Sundays~6205, 6:35, 6:55 a. m. and every 10 minutes.
Stratiord Center for Ash Green.
5:00, 5:41. 5:51.6z01 Ii. m.. and every 5 minutes to 7:21 a. m.
(7:26, 7:36. 7:46, 7:56 a. m. to Main and Falrfleld) 7:31 and every
10 minutes to 12:01 p. m.. 12:06, 12:11 and every 5 minutes to
6:41 p. m.. 6:46, 6:56, 7:06 7: 16 to storage ham, 6' 51 and every
10 minutes to 12:01 p. m.. (11:41 to Main and F‘nirfleld)
p.r-
Sundays—6: 11. 6' 41. 7' 01 a. In. nd every 10 minutes to 12: 21p
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12:26.12:31andevery5m1nutesto8:21p. m. (8: 26 836.816,,
856, 9: 06 to Stratum! avenueaam) 8: 31 and every 10 minutes to:
113113.111. (H‘lmMflnNMeflDlSp.
11:51
are. serious. (Illli‘l‘s controversai, a
number of (ll-'11] slansry. but all of them only), ":47 and every 10 minutes to 11:57 a m. 12:02 p. m. and
Today and Saturday inln'1tglin}; every 5 minutes to 6:47 p. In. (6:52. 7:02 :12 7:22 and“ I :3: [o I
Have you ever SN," the Third "S: .. m T . '. s ._ Stratiord avenue and city lIne onlyl 6:57 and ev cry 10 minutes to . I 3
. o . . . H . d “D “H ‘ { a (”mm 11:»? p. m. (12:07 a. m. to citV' line) 12:17 a. m.. 12:41.! and 1200 3 , ‘ ;
IIt-gree. For tlII'Ills. tor heart um i'(' :III :I- :l:.» ;;(.0.1, I sure have got a. “L ' , ~ I
(lIrobs, for absolutc dramatic Io hand it to you. because you've got Saturday/9”?» minute service to 9:27 p. m. " I i
“”9116“. Chili"??? Kli‘iii'fi stage SUI.“ the e'tlltll-‘l‘ sniff down put. The trou- Sundays—6:15, “230 '43. :UU. 7:17. 7:27 a m. and evelv lil‘minutes V 5
. _. , , ._ -. to 11:57 a. m.. 12' 0:2 and Etery 5 minutns to a: 7 p. m. (9:02. .
”5-6. lie VVItiI .I l of )lil\.‘ that he seen .
1),, wt ti “Tl . I“) “H m too dam 9:12 to Stratford menue. m: y line) 9. 07 and every 10 mmutes 10 f
“ ' ” “i ' w "'7 '5 "3-7 W ‘ ‘ ' . 11:57 p. m. (12:07 to Stratford avenue. city linei 12:17. 12:40. E
The T2:I‘(I Degree ml serioux, Take it from the. Bill. I. ‘ ];00 a. m. r . . }
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6".“ ”‘3‘ *--"’"'d ”if POM” 3“ ”)9 NORWALK FOR was-mom: sourapon'r, ameep’oar AND ;
Allce Joyce :lIJi‘VHmi VVloradgupm?g :0: 22:12:]: PARADI3E GREEN THE BEST POTATO I
."tandx at to of snash'nz. ower- ‘ 0 ‘ ans -an “an o m‘ ' ' E
‘ s . p I l p war and have a good lauzh. That’s 6 2" :01 a m and may ‘0 minutes to 10: 21 p. m. i SPRAYER 3
int heart pIctures. _ ' , 11.01 p. m to BIidgcport (Stratford aienue citV line) 11:41 P m l I
why I like your show. It :1 human and , , . ,
. _ and l:.:'.I a m. to “estport oan. . A f . . I
Tom MIX it‘s the right dope." Sundays—l” iI'st car 7 :41 a m. . 150 or mOSt leaf e‘ung 31‘ {
Hi '— “ tr-; ' ' 0v “ 2 ' l A
n T“? rm“ mm. “hm“ The 36"" BIidgc—port and Pmdise Green seats and many bhghts. -
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One Spray Serves Both i
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'AlbertD. Morgan ‘i
South Norwalk, Conn.
_LCE BRADY.
In “The indent-notable Wire," at theRegent Saturday only.
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WEARBHOWPBIPABED TO MEET YOUR m
High-Gndcl‘huand'l'nbes, Gaganeuuinng, Oil, r
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' CENTRAL HOTEL
flannel-”thought“. Stout-std. ;
uzmandgn. thew-m: mm
'W Mitt.
10mm.
It you cannot read 1 '
very small print now "I
you can doubtless r» .j :r
_£nember thetime when . 3',
you could. The ciflary '
muscles or your eyes
are not an elastic u “
they were“ one time
Attention to Ford owners
SALE or Honeycoma cantata.
THIS WEEK ONLY
Norwalk Chronicler