W answer to beauty and a\joy Ioretpr.
vy-vw
RP ent 'lheatfe; ,on a trumped-up charge of smuzzlinz. romantic but genuinely human, W2:
'g . . :and Teri stretightway fails in love with go“ to great lengths to restore ‘
O
Orchestral Melody '
It's‘20 Degrees Cooler in
The Regent
, atinee 17c. Evening 20c. ‘
3
.Todav and Friday ;
Popular and Smiling
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in His Nt'“ Action-Com: tly
“KNICKERBOCKER
' BUCKAROO"
Ii» Iil"."~ frtfln the shoril‘i‘ upon the
top of the jailrrviund then sees the
the daily cartive.
l
REGENT THEATREVSATURDAY
The Morality Play, “Why I Wou'd Not
Marry." Ruth Roland, in “The Ti-
ger‘s Trail." Universal Magazine and
Literary Digest,
Papa is bankrupt. nd so little Adele
must .nmrrv money.
but ::i.t'r lht- ti‘sil111420niiient. what
tht-il‘.’
Not for lone can the bride hide Mam-
mon behind her sheer veil and orange
blossoms.
‘ ~to her. even when the sacrifice requir-
girl
“110!) )Ianimon lurks behind the Al-
tar. he is bound to creep‘out with his
Pattie Weekly
l
Comedy ..
loin-in: face and clawlike hands.
L , - . . . , - ' z n is the
<: Sfltlllda} At mam l “twat?! \[imsnimcrlt'n
~i - i v» . \ - ‘u
:lThv Modern Norali’y l’holodruma ””10””? “Sigh“ ‘I 3’: 1;)01‘1 r lords
’ ambassat or. . r. I m g] y a .
t té‘nr ' _
t: HY I WOULD , over the woduinz hreaRmst tahlP. 01n-
v y
1i NOT DIARRY nlpotent though unseen.
And that is why the Swami's mvslic
globe reveals Adel-.3 Moore, [1833an rest-
lessly up and dowh the floor of her
room. in the third episode of "“’h_\' I
“‘ould Not Marry."
“l have promised to love, honor and
obey. What shall I do?" she repeated
to herself over and over again. "Vl'ha:
shall I (In "
“'hat shall a woman do when the
man of her dreams stands before her
a scarecrow skeleton? All the fancies
of youth and love lie trapped in the
dust. Her husband is a hypocrite. An-
other man it serving in prison for his
guilt, while her husband is lauded as
the model man of the communltv.
Mammon has sold her in slai’erv to
a man who had worn a mask when he
for her hand. She had cone to him
because col-l clittercmahout him in
abundance. S'ho did not probe behind
the sinceret)‘ of his lore words. (‘larz
once iinuahmn was rich and he was
i
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(Conflicts of business anti marital
<’ life and some of the consequences.
1
t; Ruth Roland
g: In the 31h Episode of
“The Tiger’s Trail"
Universal Magazine
a
Literary Digest
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The Special Production
“The One Woman”
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Thomas Dixon
Noted Author of
“The Birth of a. Nation"
The Home of Screen ' - -
. Delight: not tlmtaslclul to her. That was sufll~
(lent cause for her her
heart and soul to him.
f‘ Today to yield up
Sc'roen's Bea u Nash
ll Bert Lytell
L l l'mrt-rful Metro Drama
:; "lllackic’s Redemption”
. ”Iv“. 33ml is no mil in life
1" . x~ l;~. w-r imp:-.n_vink: good.
.1 Ch.;s:ie Comedy
Brry Ptntagraph
E Topics cf the Day
: Friday
.' >l::l‘ of a Thousand i‘acs’s
Mac Marsh
. l:i tloltiwyn Plottin-
‘ "Hidden Fires"
Hui 1;.il i"'|7\'t'Itl~l grim fair.
Tom Mix in
'i'iit-
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Belt Lvtell ct “Mary‘s Ankle" Fame.
in “Blackte's Redemption." .More
Fascinating That “Raffles."
. .
-Ilr=r'.>
“macho-'4 thnmption." tho crippinc
stort‘ of it rlrnrmt-tl crook. in “Mr-h
‘mi lxtvll Pi‘i‘ClS the leading role, will
be the attraction at the Palace tlwatrc
lt‘dfll’. .
The plot «lion's. how Blarkic, tin-:1 of
his lawless ! to. trim to reform F" i4
prevented in“ the untlm‘handetl “l‘ramtL
up" of Fred the Count which sends him
to prison. How he escapes. and ret’urns
to Mary. the girl whom he was about
“\ CUP cf the Flying U"
to marry when he was arrested. is one
1 Saturday of the vivid and gripping series of in
i Alice Joyce citlonts which {:0 to mairn :1 produc
i in tion of unusual strength and aDpPal.
F “The Snark DIVII‘IC”. The climrsx'and bit: stu‘urr" of is“
\l::u ],;.‘h ,5“..an of play comes when the waittn, w o
finds Blackh- in Mary‘s house. decides
that :the In more entitled to the man
she lows that the law is. and leaves
them to 'h',‘ interrupted happiness.
‘ THE RED GLOVE”
Rollin Point ‘
’ PARK
South N orwalk. Conn.
. encing livery Evening
AT PALACE THEATRE ERIDAY
Mac Marsh, Star of a Thousand Faces
in. “Hidden Fires."
No part in which the talented Mae
tures arm-tied her greater delight than
the dual nil-- sh», portrays in her latest
' 3n; ‘ _ . production. ‘lAlid-len Fires." which
i PILJIC DaIt’S NO‘V open comes to the Palace theatre. lFriday.
g SIiQI‘e Dinners and 8- She plan's them above her Marjorie
Caner in "C nderella Man." a produc‘
tion that scored tremendously in every
part of the world.
The part of Pezgv Murray in “Hid-
den Fires" gives Mite Marsh 3 won-
'- — "ii on m'tunitv to display her at?
FMCWORKS EVERY FR'DAY 31:]:de Aaititude for changing moods
N’GHT' ——provnkinz her audiences to tears in
ur‘twvy.
- ‘3." "W one im-Mmt rm! q moment later hrinsh
ing smiles to their faces. Miss Marsh's
la-Carte Service ,
Special Attention to
luncheons 8: Banquets
emu-unbi- ——
ii "if illfllillES i
7‘ ._ PEGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND FRIDAY
“amber/(s, in “Knickerbocker
3 Panic Weekly and Com-
’ ‘w ‘5‘.)11'1135
. l
..Il.1'-‘."l:i.<:l
Fairbanks).
tvpit‘al New
.m- itn vwwvllat we mean.
' 3 ‘A Yo: itor is a ‘blase sort of
“ w-i‘um, wearying of un-
" .fi' «I: 'ld't‘lI l0 :0 out and
other folk._hoping.r to
:1” l in iii-3 thamwav.
l .‘tiwxito. ixuke meets one
' of an outlaw
ii :1; {lilfrllled by tho sher-
» '1: a l uturc. Drake chant:-
llw bandit, enabling
z or an ancient profession
and Drake him-V
tui‘nrt'm’s of law and GI"-
thuse, finally taking r5
:‘,.. roof of the county M
‘V ' ;.~ l‘:-- last plaCe in the 701‘”;
“7'” ”links to Search.” ...
’11 1w jail is M '
3- gait“.
‘\ 11:“
I‘ i’lil'."llv-‘E'$,
Marsh has been set-n in Goldwyn Pic— . ‘
.-., 3,} ..
‘aplenflfimti “Will tied to
who has been imprisoned by the sherthYVPOflm the 1hr! amw;uroet MDAMW. fl§tntford yes—
terday filed notice of appeal in the 8th
perior court from the decision of
Judge Howard J. Curtis who refused
to set aside the verdict of a jury
which gave George L. Cassldy of
Bridgeport. damages of $875.16 against
her. Cassidzi claimed he had been
engaged to act as agent for the de-
fendant in the sale of lots in Floral
park and that she latcr repudiated the
agreement and he suffered financially
as a result.
health of a woman who is a strainer
~es that she pose as another.
i “Peggy Murray is the most. true-to-
llfe character I've ever known." said
Miss Marsh. “There are thousands
like her in the big cities today—girls
who will make many sacrifices to
bring happiness into the lives of oth‘
ers. “'e see them all about us in
these troublous times, and I am sure
picture lovers will delight in seein:
a girl whose first though:s ale cf 0
ers."
-Try a nén'lnrl \Yant Aelx‘vrtizw
ment-
1h.
”E-..” -u.._
LEAVES $500,000 T0 SMITH
AND MT. HOLYOKE COLLEGES
NORTHAMPTON, Mas-5., July Cl.—
The will of Charles N. Clark. former
treasurer and trustee of Smith Col-
lege. which was filed yesterday. gives
practically the entire estate. estimated
at 8300.000 to the Smith and Mount
Holyoke Colleges. Mr. Clark said in
the will that he made the gift to the
colleges beause “it would be the wish
of my late sister. Mary (Mary Fowler
Clark, a graduate of Mount Holyoke)
if she were here to speak for herself."
-—Sentinel Want Adwrttapmpm- an
. sure to bring the best results outdo
l un-
FAIRFIE LI) BEACH
._a(__
Beachside Manor. Fairfie'd Conn.
40 Lots. retricted. Adjoining the
Glover and Jennings EsLa-uxh
the only property alone til? beach
for sale. All lots are high and dr}.
maid“; i: an ideal ;‘;l )"211‘ .-.l'o;1.;".
place: 5 c r. ‘I'( tiny fir» trot."
Bridugport. Fairfitld Bfath is (no
of thvtt‘i'lest beaches in New E‘l':
land. Bty your lot now 3131 (‘33,)
on it while paying for it. Price of
lots from 525:; to SSW. (‘all at our
office and We will motor you flier».
Only 1') minutes rid-e from Bridge-
port. ’
THE BEACHSIDE MANOR
REALTY OFFICE
Bridgeport. Conn.
Tel 3—2339. 158 Fairfield Ave.
‘ Mitchell and Grant
Awsaaemtcm—W ~ —- ~
v
Maminoth
wear sold so low.
The H. A. Shoe Store—25 Tremont Row. Boston, M
Sold Out to SLATER»;
BRIDGEPGR T’S BUSIES T SHOE STORE
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Fine Shoes
assortments—Amazing Prices —— REMARKABLE VALU m
Never in the annals of the Retail Shoe trade has such high quality foot-
. 0
WHOLE FAMILIES ARE LAYING IN A SUPPLY FOR THE F UTURE
With the steadily advancing costs of materials and maiuifacturing it ’ “
—CeA-R-S-
lUFHER M. WRIGHT“
3..
Nothing robs a woman of good looks more quickly than ill
health, and nothing does more to preserve health than correct
corseting.
'3‘ Nemo Corsets give healthful support, protection fcr vital 3 ’
organs, correct poise, perfect comfort, long wear and supreme
t! style. We win he glad to help you select your model. Fitting F
service free. , ‘
86 WASHINGTON 81'.
We close at 1 p. at. Wednesday: during July and August.
. mWww' '
c \“w A DAINTY BEDROOM-
C-El .
is made by its lumiture. “‘e are
free to say that our present fur.
. _ . .‘ tune and pieces. of quaint and
. . . rare design are the most exquis-
’\.,.. . 7 _ he and appealing‘we have erer
j had the good fortune to show
, . the women of this city. Do
«is.
come and see them.
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. _ Prices Are Soaring Skyward and This Timely Purchase and Sale
‘ of the H. A. Shoe Store Stock of Boston, Mass, Gives Y
the Opportunity to Stock Up At Remarkably Low Prices.
52.053153245
Reds, Keds. Red:
for Wanner: and Gina. Regular
$8.00 Kean. Snow White Canvas.
iii? ”3"“ $1.00
Girls'
Sulcs
Little Boyu':
Copper-tocd‘
' Pumps
§ 83.50 PATENT
m. Shoes.
33.35 Quality
51 .39.
Women’s White Oxfords
Pumps and 0010111
”.WJanne Now
f": some $230
Infants’ and Children’s
Shoes
Pumps and Oxfords in all Myles
and leathers.
l-J T0 1-2 OFF MARKET PRICES
Aff
5" ”hit-llen's Box Calf 33.3. high
BPECIAL SALE
(Only One Pair in a Cum)
Prof. Richardson’s $7.50 Arch Sup-
port Shoes m
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Blank and Brown high and low
cut-noon. ...................
too Pun U. 8. Armin.”
78 Pllnln'c‘l‘unnd
manta-oats” - ‘
$3.9
$4.45
SEE OUR
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DISPLAY
NWCEI
_AlltheShoes
You Can
POLICE. WK.
be many a day before the remarkable values this Sale otters will be (3
outed» Are you going to let this opportunity slip by?
235 Pair Women’s .00 Oxfords and Pam
Colonials and $6 For a “Gila? That A"! Wot-u. $6.50 supine}
Hts-air and Chlldm's wmn Dt RING nus snug: .
rams Heiannfiasaw $3.95:
WHILE my LAs-r ' ;;;\_ ‘Ry “a. . 31“
8031' and Girl“ 1 Boys‘ and GirIa' ' t: . 1.:
:7, hm’ m gimme AND . \ "-._‘
la. Shoes 223g: \\ X" 3“"
P y 31.50 Kind Mme M ‘1
Boys Take Notice {mill 63“}.
”'0. an," “I," Rho.- M An linen and
Rubber Solon. lather l’ntcbeu and whim--
Dome ms 34m ‘ Ladies' $630 Brown 3“:
Military heel Ox- ' i.
$1.98 lords and l;
Scout Shoes for» Boys 4 Pumps. , "'13) "
'l‘l-eywcntllkelrron.sueslto F '
sign-lowing. $399 ..
4 Fall Boots
' SI‘I’I‘LY Torn NEEDS N *
New Models in Brown. Bht‘k
. Two To
TH... ‘ combI-i,
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TOW. mm AND
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88.50 Guaranteed Service
Shoes
Manama“?
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