ram”, JULY 4, 1919,
Palace veatre
SUN DAY4TW0 PERFORMANCES ,
Matinee at 3 Evening at 8.
For the Benefit of com. Narruk, P. of A.
BESSIE LOVE ’
- In Vitagrsph Picture
‘ “THE LITTLE BOSS”
Little backwoods barbarian and society girl battle for 7
love of rich shipbuilder's son.
FATTY ARBUCKLE I. “LOVE”
PEN POINTS OF PROGRESS
‘: An Exceptional Educational Film
i'; ADMISSION (Including war tax) ....... 20 cents
explaining that she will only encoun-
ter the husband at dinner.
(most powerful argument. he lies and
says that Mrs Sherwood in prevented
‘from visiting her sick child in the
{country through the cruel restrictions
of her hquand. Marion reluctantly
consents. W'hnt happens to tins curi-
ous quartet promises to make screen
Today illi‘story ..
The Emotional Actress. I
Pauline Frederick i
in a Dual Role in
“One Week of Life”
A woman of New York's smart
-m and a week in love’s paradise.
A Pathe Weekly
And Comedy
~ Saturday
Regent Theatre Orchestra
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
I:
URDAY
Constance Talmadgc, in “Who Cares?"
Ruth Roland, in‘wrhe Tiger's Trial,"
Universal Magazine and Lit.
erary Digest.
Constance Talmadge will be seen in
i the role of a girl who plays with love
i without realizing its import in her lat-
est Select Picture, “Who Cares?" in
which she is presented by Lewis J.
Selznick “\l’ho Cares" will be seen
on Saturday at the Regent Theatre.
Joan—1st" a kld4liVes with her
grand-parents. who have grown old
ungracefully and resent the thought ’Of
anyone being yOung. Joan’s life is
a pretty unhappy one with them until
:Martin Grey, 8. young man. comes to
live in the house next door. They
Beautiful
Constance Talmadge
in Her New Select Success,
“Who Cares?”
In a husband responsible for the
-<Iions of a young wife?
Ruth Roland
in the Fifth Episode of
"The Tiger’s TraIl”
UNIVERSAL fJADALlWE
LITERARY DIGEST
I
Monday and Tuesday
Geraldine Farrar
‘_er“‘
"The Stronger Vow”
gether. Joan's grandparents discov~
‘ er that she is meeting Martin and for-‘
bid her'seeing him any more. This
is loo much for Joan. That night
she runs away to Martin and asks him
to take her to her friends. Alice. in the
city. Martin consents. “'hen they
arliye in the city they discover that
\lice has gone out of town.
f Maltin takes Joan to his home Nd
icon'sideIs the only decent thing he can
do is to marry the girl. She readily
consents, not realizing the full obliga-
‘tions of marriage. She has adopted
the words “Who Cares?" for her mot-
‘to and tells Martin that she is going
to take a long ride on the merry go-
round of life.
intentions and forgets
person as Martin exists.
Today 1 Meanwhile, Joan has been going
GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAM around with Gilbert Palgrave. her
:i friend Alice‘s husband. and a renegade
Y Tom Moore 1of the worst~ kind.
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AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Coming! I !
John Barrymore
min—
"The Test of Honor"
I
Regent Theatre
Melody Excellence
*%
g
5
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that such a
Brilliant ll'ish Star. in
.I i
I “Just for Tonight" i
I
I
Tilt- story Of a brave young man
‘illI a girl in danger.
Another Popular Star,
Tom Mix
In Thrilling Picture,
“Law and the Outlaw”
CHRISTIE COMEDY.
I
Tom Moore, Popular Irish Actor in.
“Just for Tonight."
Tom Moore‘s world of admirers
.will find him more delightfully enter-
;taining than ever when he appears as
{a Goldwyn star in “Just for Tonight?
’at the Palace theatre today. Goldwyn'
‘ could not have obtained a better medi-
um for introducing the popular screen
I Saturday 1:23;]. as one of its famous group of.
I ' ' I
’ Earle Williams “Just for Tonight" tells the story of
in Vilngraph Production, {5a man who, "in his adventure-filled
“ , ” ;quest of love, is confronted, by situa-
A Rogue S Romance [tions that would have balked a less
Also. Tenth Episode of I(kitennined person than Theodore
I‘Vhitney. Jr. (played by Tom Moore). 1
“THE RED GLOVE."
PATHE NEWS.
[The girl. for whom he risks his all, i
hides her identity from him for someI
strange reason, and that adds to his
many trials. She is the niece of Major
Blackburn whose home has been rob-
bed of costly jewels. At the same!
time “’hithey‘s father is shocked bn’
the loss of a valuable mining stock car
tificate And the same detectives are
Iemployed on both cases. ““
I The girl has a strange affair with
in “One Week of a mysterious man she meets at fre-
Life, " a Pathe Weekly quent intervals at night on the lawn.:
and Comedy This leads the detectives to suspect'
Wrek of Life." Pauline Fred< her of the robbery, but when the.
Goldwyn picture comes to Major is informed of their suspicions’
:Ir theatre, today, and tells§ !
~=ing story. as might be ebb“ "—‘fii
In so able a playwright as
Inilton, Willard Mack ar- “0'0" 0M
for the screen and his unfail- PARK
Norwalk. Conn.
II "it IHIAIRES
REGENT THEATRE
THE
' — Frederick
--lI~-:‘ of the dramatic brings Gilt
values of the striking story.
'1 imolles Miss Frederick in two
IN. .I characterizations. ' I
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AT THE REGENT THEATRE ‘SAT-;
’I
the Orders the detectives
"I“
But both mysteries are solved when ,
Whitney poses as Lord Roxenhsm at
the Blackburn home. ' ..
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AT PALACE THEATRE ‘sunoAv
Bessie Love in,’ “The Little Boos,” _‘
Ausplccs of Court Nanak, F. of A.
Bessie Love again shows her rare
rsatimy as a“. screen player in ”The . . .
Little Boss," in which picture she ‘ ,
changes from rough ind ready little
backwoodsman. in the earlier scenes.
to the polished society girl. match-1
5 “man hunter" for the love of the man
’she loves. This Bessie Love picture.
Itheatre Sunday gives
As his ’
'such as usually are tackled only
' merit is seen in "A Rouge’s Romance”,
'meet and spend many happy days tO-.
She earlies out her “a”?
-ing wits with a most experienced‘
which will be shown at the "Painted:
the youthful.
Vitagraph star what undoubtedly ls’
her most noteworthy role. '
Miss Love as the little boss of a big
logging outfit performs many stunts
trained woodsmen and gets away 1
with them. The action is swift and
real. for the picture was drected by
David Smith in the Redwood forests
of California. which furnish ‘ back.
ground of wonderful beauty.
AT PALACE THEATRE SATURDAYE
Earls William in, “A Rougc's Ro-
mance," and Tom Mixin. “Law and
tho Outlaw."
A supporting cast of extraordinary
the Earl Williams picture which will;
be shown in the Palace theatre onv
Saturday. The players are Kathryn
Adams..Mr. Willisms' new leading wo-I
man: Herbert Standing. Harry Van
Meta. Marion Skinner, Brlnsley Shaw.
Maude George, Sid Franklin and Km:
Forms.
The picture\declared to be the pol-3
ished Vitsgraph star's best since!
“Arsene Lupit," represents him in the I
role of a master society crook who}
never is caught and who. hiding hisi
vocation and baffling the police. wins! \ -
the love of a beautiful girl and finally: .
turns straight after making amends by:
taking a turn at playing detective sndl
protecting the life savings of hundreds
of poor persons by bringing to account!
another crook who has engineered a
gigantic swindle. I s
H. H. Van Loan wrote the storm?
which portrays Mr. Williams as Mons;
Picard. the greatest character in the;
”Independence Day 11119.1 9 ‘
ZOU’ may feel, as somany others do,’that the .-
Fourth of July In 1919 has, and should have
a new significance. The Fathers of this nation
fought a strong enemy that they might gain po-
litical freedom for themselves and their children’ 3
children.
_ , The Sons of the nation have just been fighting
that they might give politcal freedom to others.
1 The one thing we might to be proudest of, and
celebrate most enthusiastically, is not so much
the freedom they have won for us and others, as
the fact that they were willing to fight for it.
. And we ought to pause long enough from noise, . ‘ ’5 U
, ¥ . and games and gaiety, to resolve with some sol-
emnity, that nothing we can do shall be left un- .
done, to keep and perpetuate what has been
gained.
That ’3 one of tile uses-of such
a. holiday; 1 we ’re all going
quit business and make it a day
ROGERS & STEVENS
N orwalk’
;
to
South Norwalk
history of French criminology. He i
also portrays two other characters in- ‘
this swift moving mystery drama.‘
James Young directed the plants on
thew tC I. r '4
e. m Sale of Tires
A PlANlST. gGoodysar and Nor-walk Firsts snd’
Seconds.
“’hy are some folks so set ill their L. IFFRON 1!
Them' 8 old OppOItIInity. for » ‘
instance For countless centuries she 3 Rom 8‘ a“: Rom?
I has been knocking at people's doors. Tel. 4i i
'VVin doesn't the old-fashioned thing I
. use the bell. come around to the back ' ‘ ‘ T'“ ,
door_or else peck on the window? .
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Mrs. Kingsley Sherwood.
i alike with her society life and.
. iilllochomiriac husband. As “I.
'3'“- Is is another man. The“
‘11: :Iankly voices her desire to I '
"May and spent a week of '
”If man she loves, but;
wm not allow it. At
man ( Sydney
charming girl
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the picnic basket, fresh fish of many kinds, the best of fruits
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’ Forequarter Lamb ‘,
Shoulder Pot Roasts
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