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Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality Reigns
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
TODAY . TODAY
LILA LEE
In Paramount’s
“THE HEART OF YOUTH”
TOMORROW
CLARA KIMBALL YOUI" G ’
And Her Own Company in Select Picturesreature
“THE BETTER WIFE”
Thursday . ' Friday
l‘a ramounp Presents . F
Dorothy Gish 0" "am”
—-and~—— . “ 7 - ,9
1 Emily Chichester W hen Fate Dectdes
(0f NOIWNK Starring
—in- w ‘ .
“Out of Luck” Madeline Traverse
Coming—Princess Theatre Company in the Great
Musical Success.‘ OHM MY DEAR.”
i Palace Theatre
Matinee. 2 :15. Evening 7 and 9.
Today . Today
ELSIE FERGUSON
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“A SOCIETY EXILE”
An Artcraft Picture
Mack Sennctt Comedv
WEDNESDAY
DOROTHY GISH. Paramount Star. and EMILY
CHICHESTER- of Norwalk
“OUT OF LUCK”
Thursday 1 Friday
Select Pictures Presents Albert E. Smith Presents
Clara Kimball Young 1 Bessie‘Love“
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“The Better Wife" f
Supported by her Own Company ' “Over the Garden Wal ,'
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for Miss Ferguson.
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Would you acc‘€pt a man who provost
Feuds between neighbors are fairly
Emu, Chicheater Norwalk Girl in “Out common and usually abound in ludi-
i of Luck" croua oomady, though the nudists fre-
quently fail to see the poke. One of
‘ed to you on Fridav ma 13th? Dorthy these “spite fence" quarrels forms’the
'Gish‘does in "Out of Luck.“ her new
:to the Palace theatre tomorrow.
50! all the Gish Comedies starring the
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.penred‘in character parts in my past
,three Gish successes. Vividn Monk
Paramount picture, which is comin.
“ Out of Luck" is one of the funniest
vivacious little comeGTe'nne In a part
that 1 ts her like a glove. Sllpporlinz
Miss Gish is an unusually strong cast.
including George Fawcett. who has ap-
rose, Ralph Graves. Rudolph Ventino
and Emily Chichestcr, oi Xorwalk who
has appeared here in person. The
chief requisite of a player in a Gish
film is that they either produce laughs
\or aid materially in their profactlon
and the aggiegation of funmakers in
“Out of Luck' is said to include only I
comedians of the first rank.
REGENT TOMORROW
Clara Kimball Young and Her Awn
Company in “The Better Wife”
i One of the mast intercstim: an'l cn-f
itertaining screen stories that has been
shown in thi‘. city this season will be
so 11 at the Regent theatre tomoriow‘
itvhen (l‘laia Kimball Youag and her
:compam presents Miss iounz's latest
3‘ “elect l’icttnc. ”The Better Wife} ' 9
i This story which was taken from
ilxsnore Coffee's novel. “The ane.
iQuest." is :1 delightful romance of;
England and the continent in which:
331m Young is seen as an Animicnnx
3giil (‘harmian Page Charmain is.
vi: .iting friends in England ‘Then she.
becom‘s acquainted with Sir Richard.
'Beverly. Lad} Beverly and Little Dick"
Beverly. their son. The thread of the;
;stor.v. which begins at that point. is;
l1apidly woven into one of the mmt in- '
iteresting photodramas we hal'e e\erl
.w itneaacd. 1
w A cast of unusual distinction sup- ’
a"—-'-="n====iports Miss Young in this production'
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PALACE TODAY
.'Eraie FergusOn in Star Cast in “A
Society Exile” I
One of the most striking scenes in
“A Society Exile" the. latest Artcratl
photoplay starring Elsie Fr-rguson.
which will be the attraction at the. Pnl-
construct at the Famous Players-La-
sky studios :1 “set" comprising six
complete houses. bridges. pilings. and
race theatre, portrays ._ portion of the .. .
Grand Canal in Venice. ahd is a faith. ~ - r . . .
111i and beautiful production. a?" . -f .
For the s'c'en'e is was necessary to * i; 73 NOTE“ Main Street
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gondolas that occupied, when finished, , -
threequarters of the. immense studio. wor lng ove I e
FIFTIETH ANNUAL I 3
DANBURY
FAIR 1 “Opportunity hasn’t missed a working day since
Octobersm 11 -- the Garden of Eden was laid out in building 103’ '
THE LEADER IN DISPLAYS
Attractions and Attendance ..
G. M. Bundle, See y, Danbury Gt. 1“"
”“‘*“"“_‘“‘"”“. 50' Wl‘Ote a p0pular writer six years ago.
1119311,;ng SCHOlli.’ - was before the war.
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
Founded by
A Boarding and Day School for
Girls and Little Boys.
sound training in elementary and
lent teachers. New school build-
partment. Beautiful grounds ten-
nis court.
' Upper School otters general and
couise in Household Science
taught in a real house with a real
a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
garten Department. Children ire
taught how to study and lay a good
foundation for their later high
and Primary Department admits
girls and young boys. ,5
Arrangements made for meeting .
Hchiidren at the trolley. Chorus
crass in charge of Lillian Sher-
wood-Newkirk. Gymnastics and
folk dancing in all grades. Fall '
term begins Wednesday Septem- 1
her 17th, On account of parade,
sessions that do: will begin at 1:30‘
p.111.
Miss Margaret Elmflm,kl_r
Mica Vida,“ F ,
a ademic subjects under the best ; ° . . —
agspices. Large Faculty of cxcel- 1 IS WOI'klng overtime.
-‘c-mx .
AI IHE IHEAIRES 'ing the legth ot the set" held the wa- mg Lillian “’alker lrvlng Cummings i
ler. which was one foot deep. The Ben Alexander Edward M. Kimball
gondolas were On wheels to preventum others. .r
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in w .111 spacious gymnasium and ‘
segarate study halls for each dc- SO prosperous.
intermediate. primary and mnder I '-—for the men who sell,
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picture.
is to be the attraction at the Regent
theatre today.
A farmer and the cit."
man on the adjoining plo'. ~ hare.
standing argument over the title to a.
spring, which provides the latter with
his water supply. Lila Lee is TIFF pret-
ty grandnughter of the farmer who.
complicates matters by falling in love
with his enemy‘s son. ’HoweVer. their
love affair finally settles up the quar-
rel. Ahnuzh not until after some exit~
ing scenes that are brimming over
with laughs and the high spirits of
youth. Tom Florin”! is the leading
man and the picture was direct‘ed by
Robert G Vignoia .
basis for Lila Lee's new Paramount
“The orbit of Youth," which
s’even being the mystical number sig- .
nitying completion or pertcctlon— I
a the high seas generally - I (as a u e y
THE seven 35113.
In ancient times the expression!
Seven Seas, meant the waters known3
.to the civilized namtions particularly
3thooe known to the Greeks and the'
Romans for instance the Modifier-i
ranean. the Adriatic, the Aegean, the‘
Ionian -(part of the Mediterraneanifi
the Red. the Black and the Caspian:{ .
In‘modern times it is a- poetica and‘ .
not. untruthtul , expression denoting l u
the world's great oceans and 9011s.:
: ”19331:;st Helped Cut the
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Chicago .............. 88 52 .629
Cleveland ............ 84 5.3 .604 .
gsw York ....... , ..... so 59 .57le O
troit ............... an 60 .571
St. Louis ............. 67 72 .482 . . .
Boaton ............... 66 71 .481‘
Washington .......... 56 8 i .400 I
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Philadelphia .......... 36 101 .2571
Games Remaining Unplayed. 1
- New \ork at Boston 1: St. Louis at3
Boston 1. Cleveland at Boston. 1.
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