- TRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1915
Regent Theatre
The Home of Quality and Entertainment
Phone 1501.
Phone 1501.
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
The Popular Irish Singing Comedian
FESKE D’HARII
WITH A NOTED CAST
In His New Romantic Comedy
“Bel/vii Limerick Way”.
By Anna Nichols
:1" 11110 of a handsome confirmed bachelor who tries to dodge mat-
.;.,_1- 1:1 :1 plny of tile shamrock.
Hear Mr. O ’Hara’s New Songs
Including
l‘um n Limerick Way. ” “Acushla Machree.” “Dear
l ittle Angel From Heaven” and “If They’d Only Give
Old Ireland to the Irish!”
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PRICES—Orchestra . . . . . . . . . ............. . $1.00, $1.50
Balcony ................... , . . . $1.00. 75c and 50c
Seats on sale. Mail orders received.
5 time elapsin..
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Regent heatrel
Orchestral Melody
20 Degrees Cooler in
The Regent
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Matinee 17c. Evening 200. Golden Quality Pictures on the
Silver Sheet
‘ Today
Beautiful Today ,.-- __
Tile l‘é‘tel- l’an Girl of the Screen,
Viola Dana
In Metro Comedy, .
“Some Bride” '
The story of a bewltchiug flirt
that every woman Iwill want her
husband to see.
ALICE BRADY
latest Select Success at
Metropolitan Life,
”MARIE. L. T. D.”
:1. 1111111911 9191' wear out their
_' this gilluomans lomance
all 5011.
Patile News ‘
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7"11‘1‘.‘li;" 111 11 of 18 nations in an Tom MIX
: \Hi 11 nthlrfic meet The [1.411—
L111 tliulnnh_
And a Comedy "Starring in Western
Stufl"
_ Saturday MUTT and JEFF Cartoon. I
g l)ainty . ... ,. T, . i" , z I
I? Constance Talmadae . Saturday ;
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; EXPERIMENTAL ,. I Corlfmf figflitl} 1
II) MARRIAGE I In \ ltaglale lctun, . I
I) \‘t mlld an experimental marriaze l "(X GIT] at Bay” -
.5 411113! to 30113 This fascinating I Girlfieeing murder of judge, I
., 11111112: vudow “Wed. "'1 seeks. to hide identity. as secretary ’
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to slain man’s brother. :
Also, 14111 Episode of |
“TH E RED GLOVE."
Ruth Roland
In the 9th Episode of
“The Tiger 5 Trail
UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE
LITERARY DIGEST
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
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“The Eyes of Julia Deep”
Cominar Soon!!!
The Most Beautiful of Screen
Monday NAZIMOVA in “REVELATIONI .
The V\ insome Star. II '-
I r I '"Tfi “— -—~—— VAM—
Maly Miles Minter I 111 men Limelick Way Mr.
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I- 0' Hara has the putt c! an llish nob'tL1
man whose family are trying to get'
him lnzlrlied. lie i: left. in the willI
of a departed fliend, the legacy of a
beautiful young girl, and the amusing;
qr'vm
Stars, complications arising from this situa-
Anita Stewart tions causes mirthful interludes.
‘n the First _Natioml Super-Pro- Mr, O'Hara will sing amumber or?
> duction, new song selections, fresh with the
I “Mary Regan” flagraucc of the ll‘en Isle.
) A tale of society's vagaries. I
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Alice Brady in, “Marie, L. T. 0.," a:
Pathe Weekly and Comedy. I
As Dlina Hilliard in her latest, Se—I
lect Picture "\Iarie. Ltd. " Alice Brady l
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South Norwalk. Conn. Icomes East from her home in the‘
. West where she has been living with
Dancmg Every Evening
1her father to take the place she hc-,
. ’1' ' licves it hel duty to take—in the~
1 1mm: Dates NOW Iopen fashionable millinen- esta‘hlishmentI
, onore Dinners and a- c: "Mane 1.111.» hIer mothers shop—I
i . lshe is Mbuoxantly a ivc.
I la-Car‘e SBI'VICB After a few weeks Drlna is no long-I
.3 ‘ .‘ er Itlze unsophisticated school- girl I
a . SXK’CIEI Aflenflon ‘9 She has learned that her mother has
% LUIVICEKEGRS & BanqueIS Inot been running: her business On BI:
" a le basis. She has been;
. . DIEI . strictlv honm b .
g VORKSIER‘ERY FRIDAY I'oxercharginr: her patrons and then di-
g... vitling the profits with mom. Drina’s
w Together; '
teyes are suddenly Openeu.
Inith this awakening comes the knowl-I
[II IHE IHEAIRES chge that her mother wishes her t- 1
lrnarry Colonel Lambert an old roue.I
"ME 0' HARA COMING Iwho is violently in love with her butI
"Y 12‘: - 1110.11 delightful events for whom she does not care.
1 111::1trica1 season is the' The little girl has suddenly growle
' ce "5 Fiske O'Hara in his into a woman. I
“ '2' '1 w (omedy “Down Limer Blair Carma. a Itch he" Yoflm.
‘lnne Nichols at the Re- utine mm on the same train with;
' ”1 Tuesday evening. Drlna and they became unconventloo'I
3"“ 1 o 1 versatile actor-sing- ally acyuatnte'd when pundits.“ ,
"0 mnal of 11-1311 roles, has the train and Blair .
'1‘ ‘ “I 111111 to thousands of admitt- ~
1‘" m his latest valda: ‘
.1... mg laughter
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“ Experimental Marriage."
be seen at the Regent theatre tomor-
row.
of a young widow. who
again hind herself down by
diage contract and destroy her liberty!
and promising career as a suffrage
leader. marries a handsome young
lawyer only on the condition
,they live as man and wife during ItheI
HEW THiATRI, SATURN
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Contact” TIIMM'C In, “Experimen-
ol Marv-loge,” Ruth Roland lo. “Tho
Tiger's Troll," UnivoroB Magazine
and Literary Digest. l
The name of Constance Talmadge.
who is universally admired by screen
Ipatrons for her fascination person'll-
ity and charm of manner will Soar
TIOESDAY EVENING. ALIGUSTS I::en hlzller into the milki- way of
.. . l to stars when the public \iewa her
The Season 3 Openmg 03011118 . - performanc
' e in the role of Suzanne
Augustus Pitt)“, Inc-1 Regen“ IErcoll in her latest Select picture.’
which can
She is. W] insome charming and bean-5
:til'nl and scores in this picture as one
of the sc.een's
1ennes
ing about her work on the screen. and
in "Experimental Marriage."
she is again presented by
ISelznick. she is so suited to the role
portrayed. that the illusion is perfect
and the spectator almost forgets he is
looking: at a
lmaeinarv character. ‘
cleverest comme‘i-
There is somethinz retreao—
in which
Lewis ' J.
representation of an
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The story concerns the adventures
[981'an [0
a 1113f-
thatI
between Friday night,
and Monday mornlnz of each weaki
Many interesting complications dercl-I
on from their novel married life.I
The picture is a corker and well
worth seeing.
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Viola Dana, in “Some Bride." Alto,
Tom Mix in, “Starring in Wooten-II
811197.“ I
Viola Dana, the Winsome little star;
of “SOME Bride," the latest Metro
Comedy. drama which will be featur-§
ed at the Palace theatre today? has
won fame and distinction 'both on theI;
stage and: :2c een.
‘ Making het debut at the 3.29 of five
as a toe dancer she “as in constant,
demand fox entertainments of all:
kinds. As she grew older the drama-I
tic stage. claimed her and moon: oth-I
er plays she appeared in “Rip Van
,_ grate-t We success no in “Toe
‘turos was with the Edison Company.
W >‘
new Jefferson no:
Poor Little Rich Girl " in which she
created the title role and which run
for two brill.ant season‘ 3 on Brood~
way.
Miss Dana's first appearance in pic- ‘
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sold at great
dollar. Comeinahdeeether
and Baby Carriages.
but her molest success has come
with Metro where she has played in
“False Evidence." “The Parisian Tl—
cross," “Satan Junior," ‘The Gold‘
Cure." "Opportunity." "Blue Jeans.‘ \
and'others vi equal fame.
Though boil! in Brooklvn tlle lit‘lc
star has tired most of her life in
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“THE SARDONYX” , . ' . -
Birthstone for August -
\Vcar a Sanlonyx. or for thee ,1 i?
No conjugal felicity:
The August born. without
this
‘, stone,
'Tis mid, must Il\'t“ unloved, a‘une.
GIFTS ‘ 3 White Enamel Beds $7.75
Mahogany, Walnut or Brass Beds
Unusual in beauty and the good
quality one likes to own, Brand’s
Semi-Annugf?
Izu. snout Samar, AUG. 2a, usrmo cos 1 mm. M.
J'M‘Mln'ioa. Itwillbeasaving of 40 and 50 per cent. on“
"ham“ 0“ Mm Beds. Springs, Matrcsses, I loor Covenant
‘ Crib Bed
With a Mattress
$13.45
jewelry gives unusual pleasure.
Iavaliers. Neck Chains,
Brooches, Eurdrops, Dock- }
etc, Baby Pins, Rosaries. I
, Ladies’ Guard '
GIFTS
M AT'MR SSES
All 11111119. all sizes and colors »
From $5 up
Our present stocks are filled to
overflowing with helpful suggestions.
0118‘ Buttons, Stickpins, Tie
git?” 3039, Vest. Chains,
rm. W“ 0"“
Cigar Cutters, Pocket
Knives, Boone and Signet
Rings, Watches, Clocks,
Alarm Clocks, Etc.
BUYING IN SAFETY I
The Jewelry and Optical Store
Where Quality is Higher
Than Price
South Norwalk, Conn.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON W
MATTRESSES ARE m3. COME AND SEE.
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FLOOR consume—anon $112,111; ., ............ ””44.
This ridiculously low price is about one-half of its value
today
Come and got on your Bedding and Floor Covering and 1
you save money on it.
Sliding Couch, with a mattress, $14.00
ILL BE GIVEN A DHONTSRATION IN OUR WINDOW HOW
gcowmsc "our summer STORE
87 W. Washington St.
‘ Tel. 368-! So. NorwalkII
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"50.“ E Bride"
INN-r York, gives Miss
Alana a dist'nctivcly original role
”in which she is seen to great advan-
tone.
Ii AT PALACE THLATRE 1
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_Corinne Griffith in. "A cm A: Bay.”
1 Also Fourteenth Episcde of "The
I Red Glove.‘
I Is is possible for a girl to slav a
man and not know it? (‘ourt records
Ibear testimony to manv such instant
° 3m. but none more amazlne and myS-
torions than the case of Mary Blake
in "A Girl at Bar." Vitaeraph's Cor-
‘1nno Griffith Picture which will be
'soon in the Palace theatre Saturday.
Only in this instance the girl admit-
ted the crime. the police proved it.
and the psychology of a noted crimin-
olmzist showed the girl innocent. I'
i Miss Griffith 1n the ‘powemn drama
rt' a man's love and a woman‘s risk
Ihas a role of exceptional apeal, and
is abllgsuportcd hv “'alter Miller,
' Hary Davenport. Denton Vane, “’31-
Mr llntrn Robert Gaillard. James
Costello. Edward Elkas and Anne
1 . is the pgsence of all that is chamting Popular Fiske O'Hara 111. “Down Limerick Way," Regent . Theatre Brodv. .
PARK and irresiqfibm Ii'l‘uesday Evening. .next. Seast now Selling. I 1;. Tom B. Mill dlrected the picture
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As the young college graduate, who --— _ t: .. m :_.- ..-_-. which is adapted from “‘9 magazin
story, “Hunt the Woman,” written In
Joseph Gollomb.
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Icons to bring the but results out“:
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”mine mt "masked pub the sat.-
ty “Buyer-ms.” Annamaria-
omen Bump-class" 11mm
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that held the clone mention of all
One of his best liked 11m was the
has just had published. The oatm-
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Popular Fiction by Popular Authors
Booth Tarkington, Mary Ruhr-1'15. Rinchal't, Zane (in-y. (lone Strat-
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BOYS’ and Girls’ Books '
Bobbs‘e Twin Series, Six Little nunkms, The Out Door Girls, Tom
Swift. The Moving Picture Boys, The Boy Allies. and otht-rsw50c each.
Victrola Red Seal Records bv
Caruso Rull'o. Amto, Farrar, Tetrazzinl. Mtllm.
mous artists—At Half Price.
August Records Now Ready
Come In and Hear Them
F. L. HAMILTON
:1 111] ct her I'll-
49 Wall Street. Telephone 135.
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NORWALK TELEPHONE 'waa Victor w. Ferris.
OPERATOR NAROWLY I The entertainment committoo
ESCAPE. BROWNING vided a delicious lunch, conuloflu “‘7‘
hot roast beef sandwiches, cm
Miss Helen Gould of Hun street, sandwiches pickles 9th
Norwalk a new popular young lady .______._... .
and one of Norwalk s molt ancient 1e1-‘ —An advertisement In at! on“
phone operators, had . M accident at Sentinel will doubtless brill; the ”-
Compo Beach Tuesday evening. Miss results
Gould, who is an expert swimmer. ven-
tured out too far and in swimming to
the shore became tired and could so
Miss Gould called for help
and two young men who were near by
heard her cry and went to her as-
istance. She was carried to the
bore and after untlrln‘ mom she
was rcxiled Her many friends are Q
wishing her a speedy recovery I '
She has been employed by the 8.31.
I.E Telephone company for the pastI
two years.
SUMMER smoxun I
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reminded Fm- PIII Ono!
selections totes-spend with humor
parody 6n “Sveet Adeline," which he
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