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(Two Days On”) ;
Th1» llramat i c M asterpin‘e
“THE TEST OF HONOR"
A First R1111 Paramount
,l‘roduction
l1'1 naming the Noni-1i E11111
Actor
. JOHN \ BARRYMORE
Taken from
“The Malefactcr"
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Oppenltvtiul‘s
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society woman
Also
A Pathe Review
Showing Slow Motion Pictures
And a. Comedy
Saturday
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"\VHEN- DOCTORS
DISAGREE”
ll1-11's a case of ‘Good Night
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The Irresistible Comedienne
MABEL NORMAND
In Another of Her Great Triumphs
Doc
tor; Good Morning, Judge"
Ruth Roland
In the 6th Episode 01'
“The Tiger’s Trail”
Universal Magazine
Literary Digest
Monday and Tuesday
Elsie Ferguson
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“The Marriage Price"
The Home of Screen Delights
1' Matinee 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9
1 Today
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[j 8 vefit of Mayflower Hook and Lad-
5 c‘er Co., of 'East Norwalk
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W allacc Reid
in Paramount l’icturc
“You're Fired"
11111-1l from “The Iialllerdicr." by
U ”11:11): Wanda Hawley and Theo-
Roberts in cast.
CHRISTIE COMEDY
TOPICS OF THE DAY
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; AND OTHER SPECIALS
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Friday
. Mad {:9 Kennedy
in (1 old wyn Picture
"The Kingdom of Youth”
1 l‘l1'\ story of a unvcr ending honey-
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TOM NIIX
1n “The Hustler’s vindication"
MUTT a. JEFF
til “it ill iiIlRES
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Vuii'IaCE Reizl in, “You're Fired," Bene
fit of Mayflower Hook 6. Ladder Co.
Wallace Reid will appear at the Pal-
:1 r: theatre today in what is to be. 0111’-
the fastestr and most highly enter—
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Firvdf" is the 1-!1n1‘act1>1‘i~‘ti1"
I" The pullurc is an adaptation by
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Dancing Ever jEvenmg
Picnic Dates Now open
Shore Dinners and a-
la-Carle Service
Special Attention to
Luncheons & Raquela;
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fill and iefre-shing nature.
also several dramatic situations. the
most impressive of which is'the tooling
by the hero of an attempt by a trio of
crook to steal an important document
There are
belonging to the father of the [21-1.
whom thehero wants to marry. and
which is much desired by an unscrup-
ulous husmcss 11\ at 11! the father.
Wallace Reid plays the role of a.
young: man upon whom is imposed the
diflicult task of hdlding a job for three
months without being firemas a 6011-
dition precedent to his mamyin; the
dauahtcr of a financier 21nd railroad
owner. The fun comes in when he is
discovered by his sweetie, who he has
promised the father shall not know of
their act cement filst as a xvlnphone
planet in an 01ci1estra and later as
pan of H11 11111111.pl1mevin a little old
Italian 1115111111111. and is unable to e\—
plain “11“ he enfraacd in such trixinl
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But at the finish he wins out. be-
131139 111‘ saves his dudy-to—be a few
millions be recchring 11 stolen paper.
AT PALACE THEATRE, FRIDAY,
Madge Kennedy in, “The Kingdom of
Youth, " Also Tom Mix in, “The Rust-
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Miss Normand has been seen before
as a rural mischief-maker. but neVer
with the opportunities that Millie Mar-
tin flnds. Her escapade at the May:
party, her course in beauty culture.
and the railway trip she takes with her?
father are only prelude to the creme:
iating situation which confronts her at
a sanitarium. She is to be operated u‘p-j
011 ,thanks to the orderoi a self-styled
musician. because she has swallowed}: ready for ocupancy by their propri.
toothache remedy it ham"! 3 to be etors. .
a 1111‘: quid of her father‘s holcest ....
chewing: tobacco. There isn't yer? much shore front
Millie‘s struggle against the indienl‘ property available at the beach.‘ as it
ty and the perspiring endeavors of the has all been purchased by people who
“doctor" to appear professional only wish to be as near to the water as
add to the pandcmon' 111:1 of the staff. they can.
“'hen the girl and her medical attend-5 ‘
11111 mahe their escape, the head of
the institution is sure that a 23112 of
robbers has invaded his place. So Mil-
lie's father is held responsible. U11.
rareling this complication blings
“VV'hcn Doctm 1 Disagree" to a scream-5‘
niley funny climax. A meeting of the Harbor View}
1 - .-——«— Beach Association was held in 11.9 club:
Mrs. G. H. Robins, who has recently house. last evening. Matters pertain'
bought a double house on France ing several improvements on the'.
silent Is I13\IX12 it xenovated and an beach were discussed along with other‘
addition put on, and a beautiful fire- general businesg _ :
places in town. ‘ . 1
Harbor View
Sex eral new cottages have been
completed at the beach and ate non
The roads and the ”general appear-
ance of things at the beach are in an
excellent condition. Which is some-I
thing for which the residents pride-
themselves . 5‘
Truck oWner
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the United States are hauling more
tonnage on Firestone Truck Tires
than on another makes of truck tires combin
E know Firestone Truck Tire advan-
ler' s Bindication. ”
Adorable Madge Kennedy will dc-
liglit her big local following with her
exceptionally brilliant performance in
“The-"Kingdom, of Youth." her newest
Goldwyn Picture, which Comes to the
Palace theatre Friday.
i ,Ruth Belts (Madge Kennedy) and
her husband,5Jimmy. indulge in an ear-
ly morning quarrel she declaring him 5‘.
bit to friendly with 1Airs. Ella Rice and
he remonstratlng with her for refus-
ing to divulge the contents of a letter
she has written to Count Henri Duval.
Jimmy leaves the houne. She does. too.
and goes to‘he dock to board the
(‘01mt's yatch. She ‘finds it out in the
harbor and gets into a skiff to row out.
“'hile maneuvering she looses her foot-
ing and falls into the water. in this
precarious situation she vlszons all the
hapenings of the past.
The swift panorama she sees is th‘
story 01‘ “Tue Kingdom of Youth"—-—
her battle with Ihw scheming Mrs. Rice
who 5041 to win Jimmy's love and uses
the Count for her purpose, and her tri-
umph in showing Jimmy the painted
intl rlopu' as she really is. Ruth is res-
ent-d from IIIL‘ river by Mummy-with the
count standing by. She is taken to
shores->4 pulmotor is brought into plav ;
and after Ruth is restored to con-j
(‘irustnevs she and Jimmy are Rising.
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TODAY AND FRIDAY
John Barrymore. in “The Test of Hon.
or,” A Pathe Review and Comedy 5
John Ital-1‘} more, the popular Pam,
tumult star. has scored a decisive hit:
‘in his new Paramount photoplay. “Thcg
Test of Honor" which is shown at the’
Palace theatre today and Friday. Mr.
Barvmnrc 1111:: a strong dramtic role in
this picture. which stands out boldlv by .
contrast with his comedy work on the,
screen in the past.
Martin V‘Villaruve.
Ruth (‘ul‘tisyu young married woman
who despises 1191 husband. She en»
Couragcs him, as well as George Lum-
ley. 11 medical student. who is infatuat-
ed With her. and although she finds
\Vingravc more attractive, Lumlev is
far more useful to hcr. Juliet Ht‘f‘s.
the daughter of the organist of the vi];
lam- rhurch. adores VVinlzrave, whom
she meets in. the “'ingr’zue library;
where she frequently borrows books. |
At :1 country club trap shooting con-
Mania and Ruth no to:
. and they are drinking;
and Lumley appear
just in time to sce’ Martin embrace
Ruth.
a Virginian. love:
tCst, one (lax.
the club house
REGENT "I HEATRE SATURDAY
Mabel Norm:md in, “When Doctors;
Disagree“: Ruth Roland in, “The
T.ger's Tram" Universal Mag-
azine and Literary Digest. ..
Mabel Normand achieves distinct
o1iginality in her newest Goldwyn Dic-
tur,e ‘ When Doctms Disagree; which
ways to the Regent theatre Saturday.
the comedienue out of the ordinary.
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country whereiniome woman does not
reside who has found health in that
good. old-fashioned remedy. Lydia E.
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Therefore, if you are suffering 71mm
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Not only is the character esayed by
wDHN BARRYi‘VlQRE .1702 Test of Home!”
his dramatic Pro:luctl-:11 11' Regent Tdar and Friday.
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- in making the announcement that we have at last succeeded in
finding an assistant whose work is in everyf respect up to the high
standard we insist upon.
Every day new people are being told by their physicians of the
serious ailments produced directly by imperfect teeth so that for
some time we have not been able to accommodate all those who desir-
ed our attention; 1911th 1rd teelthatwecnntakeeu-eotm in-
creased clientele without running the risk of aligning a. single mm.
vidnal case.
- In the past. dentistry was almost exclusively mechanical-rm one
went to a dentist until driven desperate by pain; but m «a.
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ON TAYLOR AVENUE AND ALLVIEW AV
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Thursday, July 10 Friday, July 11 4
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At2:.30P M. and6:30P. M. on thePronertyEach Day
Thispropcrtyisinthehighest elevation, driest and healthiest Motflouthfiorwflhcm.
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