U breed ;;-.- [ZUOUA .ym_ mommmmc Regent T heatre House W’here Quality Reigns tince 17c Evening 200. Today (One Day Only) l‘ooular ill I l \M FARNUM _iu.—. I Illa .Il NGLE JI‘R UL” 11111-1) ,Lirl $011125 I511 to seek 111 Atrican junglts. A weird 11l> him to a second Garden ' :1. 3 3 Pathe News Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew Comedy “Last of the Saxons" Saturday 1‘»IITCHELL LEWIS Noted Star of “The Barrier" I11 1 hr NI'W '~-.1AcoUEs or THE ‘ SILVER NORTH” in tho wintry blasts of» the icy , .\'1.11h a deep friendship was born. \1 13 white but no was a half- Sclgor Success, 1 \‘l1. UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE LITERARY DIGEST COMEDY Coming Norma Talmadze --_n ‘ “The New Moon" A Drama of Dark Russia. Big Labor Dav Bill The Queen of \‘vrsatility. Norma Talmadue __.-3n_4 “The New Moon" Presented Monday, September 1 and Tuesday, September 2 by Special Arrangements Will not be shown elscvslicn. H! on. i 1 WWW W- WV. .4WW' 1“.” ' Golden Quality Picturee on the Silver Sheet Today Iiright and Shining Douglas Fairbanks 1'1 Artcraft Picture. I “The Knickerbocker Buckaroo" 11111 won- trying to get away 1 11111 slicril‘l, would you hide on 111111 oi tho jail? TOM MIX ' I I11 '1 Silw'izl' Production. 1 : NUTT and JEFF CARTOON. I l Satruday ‘ 1 Hessue Havakawa _inA_.. . I he (Touraceous Coward" cirl lit-comes "Anteri- T ilxlt'kl’ll.' I Last Episode of ‘THE RED GLOVE" Pathe N-ws ' 1-1111-51- ~ Monday. September 1 Holiday i‘caturc Attraction. NAZIMOVA ' The Celebrated Russian Star. - i11~~— ’"l‘he Toys of Fate'fl M—m— — - _ , ,_ __ .. "—. ~ "-<IUZI>IO Rolon Pom! I PARK T I South Norwalk. Conn. I Dancing Every Evening I l’iraic Dales Now 099.“ ‘ Shore Dinners and 3- I la-Carle Service - I Special Attention to I lunci‘ieons & Banquets *‘IFIL'TN'ORKS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. M II IIIIE IIIIAIIIES AT D _L‘3T"E T1 THEATRE, To-DAY 111';:1pliy is quite 1“ ‘ I11111:I:1-: Fairbanks believes , 1 '1‘ :1 imcquounds for his T ‘11w or pictureS. rather ' 1 1 T 1111l1~iinite scttingS. Chlr' »..1_..- film productions. It I“ , . .1l1:1tt;1tivt0$DT"adme 1 ‘1 -. L’Hinl c1191 r in B dark room “ 1.11T1-1idiculous than 81990? JI;_'1, ‘1 31mm.“ 1 I' l DITII‘Wimt- his new Wm . ‘3'. Thc- Knickerbocker ch 11-111 be sho it ire today is l" \ to laugh during a tuner“ Regent Theatre Matinee 17c. Opening the Fall and-Winter Sunday Programs The lui‘llilm‘inclli Pl‘i‘fif‘lll's uudcr thc new state law and local ordinance “The Amazing Wife” in the oflerlngiot last evening was the entire New York cast and was of superior excellence. The company‘s fown orchestra fumlshtd the best or I music, including a number of entirely new seelctions. main among which was "‘Head Over Heels—in Love," watch IMltu‘ sang several times during the 1 play. numerous encores being request I ed. The offering scored a decided sue _ccss in Norwalk and 11112111 many , friends here, several of whom az-z'cc- casionally her delightcd hosts upon I h(‘!‘ visits here . found “Head Over Heels" one of the crratcst mUFlcal comedies (11‘ the day. The House Where Quality Reigns. Evening 20:: Twice Evenings Only at 7 and 9 P. M. __.on__ SUNDAY. AUGUST 3lst l PALACE. MONDAY. Mary McLaren Nomi Russian star, Nuzimora in “Toys of Fate." will he .xhown at tho in———- Palace Theatre. Labor Day, Klondiy. Universal Master Fetaure S“"“"“““‘ m Doors Open 6:30 P. M. Weekday Prices 1 .h__d--_..._...-_—— 'ful interiors. The new picture is said to be basei ion sound- conatructiye philosophy 301' ll preachy nature. but treate.‘ in a 1,comedy-dramatic apirit.. AT REGEN‘T ’l‘ho‘robbing of u “lamficent (EIIIDIOI “'llll the general lililllol‘Olls li‘tnd of of a collection d'“'“a“° feature of the “ “”5?“ Fox ' comes to this country from hex tomign ‘The Jungle Trail ' photoplay ling “illiam Famupi, the feature of the program to-dav at 1 the Regent'Theatre. Ithc heart of Africa. and belongs to a stranac men of idol-worshipping Deo- tound by 1111 Amer)“ hunter ileeinz‘from tbecn employed to kill him 'A iomance in New York society i: Isaid to be the basis of “The Jungle pie. after Tlail.’ Mitchell Lewis. .Silvcr Northz" Literary Digest AT PALACE THEATRE. SATURDAY .T . ___.__,. ...__.___..__-_ I iIsingcr, danccr_ and acrobat and aaxv-s' c\c1y put in a most. laudahin manner. I I’lhe play was; tmminc with act: 0-1 and' Icontained numerous pathetic scenes. I in which this little ac-trvs." talent Iscored a decided success in curt-am. mil 1 THEATRE, TO-DAY of costly Jewels Is a the theme As :1 111111 ac1obat v1: 0 star “lli'h will bc land, bringing no knowledzc or (us toms and expressions here. slw causes The temple is in. by her misunderstanding of 9.x..1-s- sions and customs many situations which arc delightful in their light humor. The cast which uccompaniod \Iiizi natchn who had I 1 Today. REGENT THEAT'RE. SATURDAY. I I ’ ’ ' u’ . *t l 1 ' 1r lihtlvoii::qu;;a:azliiti CONCERT U and comedy. T TOKENE CL B *__ ? noggin TOXENBKB, PARISH, CONN. Scssue liavakawa in “The Courncefi also last episode of “The ous Coward." lied Glove." MITZI The Regent Theatre was filled to tho very doors last cvcning with lovers or the noted actress. SATURDAY EVENING A112. 30. 1919 At 8:80 o’clock Mme. Florence Hinkle Mr. Herbert Withersown AT REGENT. ‘ Mitzi, and musical comedy. who took Illlfi opportunity to The ”coed. of “1. concert grcet Mitzi in a success which proved 'II b: used for the improve- evcn greater than “Pom Pom."‘1n montofthe clubhouse. 7» which she starred brilliantly here 301- TI k t V eral years ago. In “Head Over Heels." V . , CTIec' ’ ‘o'lsm‘ ‘2 Mitzi appears in a role of excellence ‘4‘" 1 Store Mn' which is most appropriately suited to DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS A13“; mm D ' ._ mu: llel‘ fascinating and irresistible cliar- me TICDJClCflbOClZE' BUClCdIOO‘ WON; Chums ' m_ : aC‘It‘l‘. ' AnAQTCQAFT Did“ we mcy. South NOMIk In this offering Mitzi is comedicnne. Palace’Theatre, To—day. _- -_ - A - - L -‘.,._ , ,r,,-,,- ,W - A _ at _ fl _ 1 a“ - Our XXX Ice Cream in made very carefully and of the purest oi \ materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in- creased very much indeed since we hue devoted our efforts entirely to the making of this quality of ice cream. This cream is not equalled, we believe. anywhere in this city. . We have told this to many end they have tried it on the strength of this statement and have returned and said we were right. If you have not already tried this XXX ice cream we tell you the some and if you will take some home you will agree with us. I WW 0113 CANDY 13 mm: IN OUR own sroun By An Experienced Candy Kaiser. Making candy is one thing—making real good candy 1: decided- ly another. Our XXX Ice Cream has convinced us that the people of The Nomlk: appreciate a real good article and will buy it and so we decided to employ a candy maker that had been trained in making candy foraparticular trade. We have secured the services of just such a candy maker and we are making the candy that he know: most about—high quality condy— right in our store. . This means first-class candy continually fresh- We will gladly give you 3 piece elonyeondyoothotyoum it before purchasing. - . auzun O 1 d «.I "m Warm be gamut the m AND SAVE $2, $3,AN1'> 54 ON EVERY PAIR See the New Fall Styles displayed In our windows. Notice the price tickets and you will be amazed at the values. BIG DRIVE ON MEN’S FINE SHOES AT GREAT SAVINGS U. S. ARMY FOR WOMEN New Fall we ‘8 ‘ SHOB Block or K0 K0 Fme‘ Present value Brown leather; Black, Castle ’8'50' while 5 $5. 00 value " Brown. Gray: they '14 Ixeo to 11 , Miuury heel: $6.50 VALUE High Low. Size: to 2 heel I. Buy before "WY no “Cher FOR 0 D $2.00 PLAY OXFORDS For Boys and Girls. She- Co we '5 .... 01...... 00 AND commas 31%... s 1 ' neonatal l-‘all models in .11 commence“ . Bocrs' 33.60 Gun mota'l Calf Shoe. 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