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Regent Theatre
NORWALK. PHONE 1501.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Thursday, Oct. 9th
F. Ray Comstock and William Elliott
Present
“Oh, My Dear’
The Sixth Annual Princess Theatre
Musical Comedy Success With The
ORIGINAL COMPANY
Booksaajnd Lyrics By
Guy Bolton and P. G. Woodhouse
Music by Louis Hirsch
, Prices .............. 50c to $1.50 and a few at $2.00
‘ Seat Sale Opens at 10:30 a. 111. Saturday, October 4th.
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Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality
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Reigns i Matinee 2:15.
Evening 20c. - Evening 6:45 and 9:15.
Matinee 17c.
fl Today i Today I
I Fine Showing in Norw‘atk
LOLTISEMQL ALTM I The Big Film Musical Success
“SAHAR A" i “01L BOY”
With JUNE CAPRIOE and
Positively No Advanced Prices
CREIGHTON HALE
Tomorrow In Leading Role:
lhe ( elebI ated Ct;[1l$l0( k Elliott i TOl—‘l—IMO—TTOVV
' (outed) in P I: urts - L .
‘ oulse Glaum
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Starring JUNE CAPRIOE and
CREIGHTON HALE
“SAHARA”
Burton Holmes Travelogue
Comedy Feature
Wednesday
The Paramount AItIrnt‘t Spot-tin
“The White Heather”
Wednesday
Mitchell Lewis
Thursday . . ”—m— \
Legitimate Production “Life s Greatest Problem
New York Cas: . -—and— '
Hm- Fatty Arbuckle's New Comedy
“LOVE"
“Oh My Dear“ _
W! Thursday
the screen genius who directed) lazi-
mova in “The Red Lantern." “Bye for
Eye." "Out of the Fog." etc. has pic-
turizcd “Oh. Boy!" and in describing
the film version he coined a new word,
“Filmusicalit‘omedy.” “Oh. Bowl".
should certainly make one of the‘
strongest box ofIICe attractions of.
the current vear when it is played at
he Regent theatre tomorrow.
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PALACE TODAY i
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Big Filmueical Success “Oh. Boy!"
Play: One Day Only
In engaging a number of former
members of the American Exped.tion-.
ary forces who prior to donnin: khaki
were students at various colleges. for
parts in “Oh. Boy!" the initial produc-
tion of Albert Cappellani Productions.
Inc... featuring June. Caprice and
Creighton Hale. Director Cappelani
has performed a double service. Not
only has he heeded the government‘s
request to give emllovment to return-
ed members of the service, but he has
also secured a number of excellent
types for the college scenes in which
the student-soldier figure.
“Oh. Hoyt“ makes its first appear-
ance to local audiences today at the
Palace theatre. manazer Collins har-
inz secured this attraction—the first
'for a one day run.
The, program also includes Carter
DeHaven‘s “Close to Nature" and
Pattie News.
PALACE TUESDAY
Louise Glaum in One of the Greatest
Picture Productions—“Sahara"
Louie Glaum. the screen‘s ablnst
portrayer of a {actuating admitation
hara." a gripping emotional mama
from the powerful pen of 'C. Gardner
Sullivan. enacted in the colotful sei-
tings of the Parisian (aft-s the Ezyu
tian desert and Cario comes to the
Palacc tltealIe tomorrow. Fiesented
by J. Parker Read. Jr.. nlld peison-
allv superVised by that master crafts-z
man. Allan Ivan. ‘Sahara" is certain
to be aclaimrd as one of the big Hop-
kinson releases.
Burton Holmes Travelgun and
comedy are on the bill.
lcE . .pmtdodo. .
Miss \larie Van “'egener of Middle-
town, N. Y. has returned to her home
after one Week' 5 Visit with her co Iain.
. Kathleen Lynch of Franklin an enuc.
NllliTH AVE. NAN
SUFFEREI] UNlfllll
MI‘. Thos. Gatling, of 1931
ll llli mama l‘ “Th:‘teeneather:_w
[I REGENT TODAY
“Sahara" one of the Most Cele-
brated Pictures Ever fund the brain.
Emotion pictures. “Sahara" absolutely
— . ,I‘ivctz: tlI-I attention of the onlooker ;
Louise Glaum Plays Leading Role in One cannot look away. It brings tears:
.It lI:I-- tensity; it strikes at the heart
it has warmth and
' North Ave.. Bridgeport,
Formed Another Link in
the Chain for CINOT
The old adage that nothing suc-
ceeds like success is proven true
Produced icolor. it carries the glamor and color every day. (leOT. the herbal tonic.
in the remarkable J. Pill‘kI-l‘ Read ‘ of the desert and the sweet scents and is a success and it is such becauae it
Jl‘.. production "Sahara." stalling odoIs of the East “Sahara"
Louise Glautv‘. in a Story by ‘(‘. GaIIi- ranks as an unforgettable pictme.
ner Sullivan and personally supenisedl ———————~————————— ——
by Allen Dawan.thereureexpanses ot' REGENT TOMORROW
hundreds of feet of strides in which
:no one becomes conscious of the in- Creighton Hale Co. Stars With June approval could be had
trusion of a single narrative orspokcn Caprice in the Gemstock Elliott
title. This unusual production. which Plzy, “Oh. Boy"
is a Hodinson release, is the attrac-
rmn at the RI-In-nt theatre today.
Th.) stage version of “Oh. Dov!"
was probably the most nxtensivelv ex-
Auttiencos rate it as. one of the few ploitI-d musical comedy production of
meat stories of the past year or two in the past ducade, Albert Capellani'
pass-1, succeeds. Connecticut people know
this as attested by earnest testimon-
‘ials and letters of endorsement from
.all parts of the state. “'cre (‘lNOT
;’-~oth(I than an article of extraordinary
merit. no such an outburst of public
Mr. Gaffing.
§in his statement. says '
l “l have had rheumantism and kid-
*ncy trouble the past two yeats. I felt'
tired and run down I had a terrible
pain in my back most all the time. I
tried plasters and many other reme-
dies and treatments that I could think
of for over a year without getting any
relief: at last i heard of (‘lNOT and
lmuch to my surprise I am a sell man
today"
CINOT the scientific formu‘ a for
stomach. liver and kidney ills. CIN-
"OT is fast getting popular in Connecti-
’cut It has been a sensation where it
has been introduced. it has been
praised by people In all walks of life;
.it is not a weak concoction of a few
gheibs but is the juices of herbs that
.are known as a remedy for the ills of
ithis age and day. It is harmless but
swift and sure in its resu ‘ts
If you have rheumatism sour stom-
och. sluggish liver frequent sick head-
aches di22V spells. feel uncomforta~
ble after eating, and have an all tired
t
feeling all the time try CINOT—dt if.
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.will show you. in a few day s. \\ but it
feels like to be well.
; CINOT is sold at Plaisteds Drug
rStore. “Washington street Also at
[the Westport Drug (‘0. Westport;
Switzer's Drug Store Southport and
lat Hartiran Drug Store. 81 Fairfield
,aVEnue. Bridgeport. —Advertistng
A Series of 12 Lecture Re-
citals at bthe Piano
VICTOR BIART
On Modern Composer: of Various
Nationalltiu
AT 34 EAST AVE.
Alternate Wednesday afternoons, at
4 o'clock, beginning Oct. 3.
Fine Program—”The Life, Plano
Playing and Composition. 0' An-
ton Rublneteln.
ASemofM‘nvenfleIw,
I Younger students of mutt- haVe
seeking. luxury lovin: woman. in “SE"
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MUSICAL REOITAL
Notnalk s devotees of mu: iI are re
ceiVinI: with pleasure the announce-
ment that Mr. Victor Biart will resume
his lecture recitals on the Apprescza-
tion of Music, which have found so
much favor in musical circles. Many
of the most beautiful works of modern
composers of various nationalities in-
strumental as. well as vocal. in the
latter of which Mrs. Arthur Gibsnn'
Hull: :1 great favorite with bur music“
al public. will be heard uill m- I x- l
plained and rendered. The open: as:
program of the series Vtill feature . Ie
great Russian composer, i'tubimzaein.
As Mr. Blart has. himself. me: andl
heard the master. he is in a posztion
'to present an authoritnziI-e exposztron
of his subject.
according to their teachers. been dol
riV-ing much benefit from the special:
Series of six Jl’VENll.H LECTURI‘.
MUSICALES. which Mr. Biart inauzu
rated last season. and with which ne
will continue. bezinning “’cdnesday.
the 13th. at 4 o'clock.
Biart does a great deal at piano pus)-
ing which naturally enhances greatly
their attraflivcness.
;Sed at the regular mcrtin: of Court1
il.aurel. Daughters of (‘asxiltn t-IbI
held “'edneaday night in Red Men‘s
A lull attendance is; .8 | ERLI NB
; desired. / ‘
CANDY
While You Wait
Hall at 8 o‘clock.
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At all of these lecture recitals Mini
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Important business will be discus-
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the zreatest DOSSible service with the least possible expenditure and at the same
time obtain furniture of quality IS indeed an opportunity not to be overlooked.
Here are a few typical values illustrating the great service that this store tend-
ers to its patrons. Only furniture that makes lasting impressions in quality as well
TheseAre Unusual Possibilities
In This Nine Piece DiningSuile
Consider what a suite of this kind will do for
your dining room. This one is fashioned after the
William and Mary period and comes in Fumed Oak.
Table. Buffet. China Closet and Six Chairs-
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You'll realize ' .hat comfort
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Quality is Apparent in
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