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SATURDAY. OCTull. 1919
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i Regent Theatre
Twice at 7 and 9
Sunday. October 12
(SP) '
Palace.
'ahlc engagement here tonight with
two shows at 6:45 and 9:15. The Pa-
'lace last evening as on Thursday held
in capacitv home that evidenced by
'continucd applause its complete ap-
iprovul of the five act. metropolitan
show that ends today. Miss Gordon. of
'the Gron Due. whose return to Nor-
walk has met with such general favor
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Select Pictures
Louis 1 Srlllliiik ”859““ ‘was not less warmly greeted that on It was bedtime. Little Jack t llttl J k the Q
the occasion of her initial appearance ‘ ' d. Mama had 0 8 ac IS ueen of Thrift
CONSTANCE - a L. Was awfully .tll‘e - B land. "Now we'll go to the palace
the one-mm, car of the Program. Cook Just tucked him. snugly into h mm holds the mm“ m“
and Hamilton. the Carson Trio and the little bed. .He didn’t feel sleepy. . are im-
TALMADGE~ _ , . . tributed to the people in the world
Vl'hitc Tl‘lO again farmed finely. Hed been to the Circus dunng who practice thrift and invest he“
-——in— ,“Smashing Barriers: starring William the afternoon and thoughts of money in safe investments."
Duncan also plays today. the wonderful things he hall Seated in a gold covered chariot
“HAPPINESS { - seen were whirllnz through his on whose sides millions of little um .
. PALACE MONDAY' little mind. monds sparkled. the Queen .nd nm.
A L AMODE" Marion Davies in “Getting Mary Nar— There were the ““10 Shetland Jack were whirled through 'l‘lirisz.-.nd
i . ,, . . ponies. If only he could own one. he Soon they came to the p l _ .
| rued m an Exceptional Feature . . 3 ace 0.
mt u M , \l' 'd" Marion would be the happiest boy in the Thrift. Here was Where little .lnci
-- ,._“__.____-..‘_____—‘ Gettin an ‘ “me ' 1‘ world. And then there were those was to 39 [haLthinsg that Wm... to m
or Select Picture whic funny clowns. Jack laughed as he gl en to the um“, ppome 0‘ th-
can be seen on Monday at the Palact
i'l‘hcatrc, was written especially fm
Miss Davies by John Emerson and Ani-
to boas. This high class comedy of
arirtocracy and youth was directed by
.Allan Dwan andgthe beautiful Select
‘Star has never shown to better advant-
ngc. “Getting Mary Married” is so
much better than any preceding Mari-
on Davies picture that it cannot even
be compared with them.
Mr. Emerson and Miss‘Loos. the au-
thors. are known to every photoplny
fun in the ccuntrv. due to the human.
intercslinc. flesh and blood stories they
0 ’Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality
Reigns
Matinee 17c.
‘— lDavies‘ latest
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Evening 20¢."
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Today
\\'illiam il‘ox i’resenh
Madlaine Traverse
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“Rose of the West"
A \‘ivld I’holodramn of Northern
“llds .' turn out. They have the knack of
. putting into their stories that~ element
. Monda} which makes. people in the audience
Anita Stewart Stars feel that they are part of the story.
’4'“— nnd. instead of just‘ watching a pic
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ture\actunllv living in the atmosphere
$6 . 9
From Hgdquarte‘s the scenes depict-
-.—..—»~.~--~—A~—~—« roll was a pretty blue and goldlrib- made his little heart jam -
p for )o
TueSday. REGENT‘TODAY b0“. Jflfk ‘00“ "‘0 Dali" and “‘1‘ Thcre‘ were aomr other beautifiy:
Marlon DaV'leS . rolled ll- "‘5”? written in 89” ink ponies, li'tlc monkeys. beautiful whit
‘ —-in-— Madlaine Traverse, Beautfful'. F0“ was this message. .; polar Learn. pretty _blrth.‘ mm... ban
“C tt' 1‘1 1‘1‘ . , d" Star in “Rose of the Walt "l've sent my pony friend Flectfoot lions and lots of other animals jns
re "12- arY all no . luudlaimy Traverse will buseen at to bring you to Thriftlnnd. Climb like Jack had seen at the. c;rcul l
C—-'_’ the Regent Theatre in her latest onto his back. whisper the word the afternoon.
omlnz screen drama. “-Rose 0‘ the “.9“... ml ‘thrift' in his car and he'll carry you; Now mu, mailer. remember 13M
revealing in full
this
intense plioloplay .
measure the unusual ability ,of
l
star—who can handle elemental emo
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i tion with great power. The 'ncnnc of
.lhis William Fox photoplay is in the
fi‘anndian Northwest. An unhappv
wife believes her brutal husband dead
and is about to rcmarrv and take her
daughter within the borders of civili-
r-ntion. when the husband reappears.
The play contains many scenes of sim-
ilar intensity and the thrills are abun-
dant. Miss Traverse held her audienc-
es spellbound throughout. in the sup
portint: cast are Tom Santscbi. Jack
Nelson. Beatrice Llal’antc. Frank 1.0
igh and Minna Provost --~tlte last nam-
ctl it real lntlinn who enacts rut lndinn
role. Excellent photography Mill'-
much to enjoyment of the photoplay.
Dustin Farnunt
~ ~in—
“A Man's Fight”
Maurice 2:15, Evening Vaudeville 7,
Pictures at 9
Today
At 2:15, 6:45 and 9: 75
LAST TIME IN TOWN
5—Big Acts—5
Metropolitan Vaudeville
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UNOAY
Everyone a Headline- REGENT s .. .
— and I How :1 young and beuuntul wife
- loses her husband and then wins hln‘
Jint-k nznin it delightfully p0r“.‘l\\'Pll bv
(‘onslancc Tnlmndge in it ~:- lateel Sel-
est Picture—7“Happiness n la Mode.
William Duncan
~—in~—
“Smashing Barriers"
The men will close their not- ,‘
beautiful lady, who-introduced hersch
a rld. -
Together little ‘Jack and the Qucez
mounted the long winding steps tha
led up to the door of the. Palace 0:
Thrift. The Queen. when they hat -
reached lbewp of lbe stairs. raiser
a wand she curried in her hand. presto
the big iron door of the palace swun;
open.
Holding
thougut of how one big fat clown had
ridden around the ring banging to the
tail of a kicking mule.
Jack has a Visitor.
Restlessly he plunged his little
head into the downy pillow. He was
thinking again of those pretty little
Shetland ponies when. he felt some-
thing touch his arm. Quickly he
jumped up in bed and looked about.
the Queen’s hand tightly
it was awful dork. He jumped out little Jack entered the palace. Who
of bed. Pressing a button on the a wonderful sight he saw. Thousand:
wall he caused a flood of light to of pretty automobiles, airplanes
make the room bright as day.
He looked back toward where his
head had previously been buried in
the downy pillow. There beside the
head of his little bed stood a snow
white Shetland pony. Just the kind
a pony Jack adored. ills littl’! heart
Was pounding. Jack was excited. lie
rushed to the pony's side.
It was at this time that little Jack
noticed I rolled piece of paper in
the pony‘a mouth. Tied around the
boats. sleds. skates and other thing:
that people in the world craved ti
own. -
"Those are to be given to the poo
pic in the world who practice Thrift;
said the Queen pointing w;th he)
wand to the thousands of things tha
filled the palace. As Jack locket
about. his eyes suddenly caught sight
of the beautiful white pony that but
brought him to Thriftland. Desidi
the pony Jack saw something lha
!
Queen of '
f? Thriftland." Sit-med. just wanted to own a Lille pony. ;
lhriftland. monkey and some of the other prttt;
Little Jack IOVl‘ll adventure so he animals. So inttrcstnd was be in 2‘:
climbed up onto the back of Flectfoot.’rircm pet: that he almost forgot ‘ttr
“Thrift." whispered little Jack imoillueen. 'lhen it was that ho: heard
the. pony‘s car. in tone.
ltnmedinttly Jack was whirled out! "if y'u save you pennies atd art
into the starry‘night. Through l'neithrlfly in rpending your money somc‘
heavens with the speed of the Winthday you will recs-we some of these!
lew Jack and the pony. Through theI gifts Tliriftland gives to those on
Amtrak-spell the little pony. Suddenlyienrtb woh save." ltwua the Quee'.
when straining his eyes to sec througlr speaking. but before Jack could reply
the darkness ahead, little Jock sp‘edf snap. all was darkness Jack felt tbn'
the faint outline of a castle. They: he was falling. He put out his hands
were approaching Thriftland. to grab hold of something As he did
Jack Reaches Thriftland. his handi grabbed the folds of ll
When the pony clnmbercd up thegdowny pfl‘ow. A bright light causetii
steep banks: tbnt bordered Thrifllnnd} him to open his eyes. The rays 0 .
Jack now waiting at the top, :1 beau-Elite morning sun flashcd a‘croaa his
~ hold
”W”
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WAMFORD
MEETS EVERY * COOKING NEED
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1'10!
Your pocketbook is grasping for
breath these days. no matter what. your
income. is. It behooves everyone to cut ,
down expenses as much as possible, .
and in this a good range. like t“
STAMFORD will help.
“'bcn you buy a STAMFORD rang.
you are protected by nearly 90 your! .
exiwrieucc in manufacturing cooking
apparatus.
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HORACE . R. NASH
Co
PLAN COLUMBL'lS DAY
CELEBRATION H" 1920.
The younger llalian American (19‘
meal of this city. who are now organic
ing a club for the. purpose of 'holdin:
future Columbus Day relebrnllons will
their first meeting on Sunday
morning between 9 and 10 o‘clock for
the purpose of completing the organi
iatlon of the club. it is requested
that all those between the ages of 18—
30 be prc‘senl so some definite plans
can be arranged for the carrying out
liful lady robed in a covering
gold.
"3 knew you would come." said the
N0 GRENADE
BANKS FOR
Because the War Department
has decided that the 15.000.000
hand grenades. which the Gov-
armistice was signed, shall not
in which Lewis J. Selznitk presents
Monday her on Sunday evening, at T and that
Beautiful the Regent Theatre. ‘ .
7 Barbara Townsend was ambitious
MARIOI‘ to make a :zut cess of married life. She
DAVIES realized that to try and pen up a llllélv
~in~ band and jealously watch hiq cvcrv ac
tion would be fatal to her aspiration.
So .strongly’vas she illlDl‘C‘SSPll with
{this idea that he did not realize that
she was giving him too much freedom.
“GETTING *
MARY
9)
A High (Tflégfixldlvgonf You)! go When he came to her one dafv"and
Aristocracy l and asked for a divorCe it was a painful
" ,._ shock to llt'l'. He had mistaken hcl
Tuesday Inlliludc for a lack of intere:l in lulu)
“ w and “another woman" wa< tie resu .
I‘ rent Egagguarters" Nevertheless, Barbara was pfifild
- and she gave him his (ll\'0‘.t‘e. but she
Amta Stewart didn't give him up. This action “‘1
merely the first step in her grand plan
WCdneSday ' to win him back. which forms a very
Lila Lee ,clever slnl'V, admirably adapted for
—in— this vivacious. star.
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“M an. Woman and Money»
Mann [8
PALACE TODAY
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dint of all"
Star Vaudeville Bill to be Presented.
Twice This Evening for the '
Last Times - I
int-n honored tllclr fellowsl
ri lllw wrvit-n last night when n larzP
mm of local soldiers who had dom‘
-\'~‘l l ll 5;
'llll\ ill lhw A. E. 17.. entertained
Blissls Flancis and Overhalt after
”ll-ii wccllcnt performance at the
AMERICAN
.1 and Look at tongue! Remove poisons'
CHINESE ‘ i from Stomach liver and We“
RESTAURANT . 3 Accept “California" Syrup of Figs
REGULAR DINNER Vonly—look for the name Calliomia on
11:30 to 2:30 p. 111., 406 .the package, then you are sure your
SUNDAY PULL 00m :child is having the best and most
DINNER, 85c thamless laxative or physio-for the lit-
Open Every Day from 11:30 a. «tle stomach, um and bowels. child—
nmm. 1:00 can; ' ' .. remlove‘itn‘deuciolsm-Mer‘m
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_ (_EHILD’S llXAllVE'
First Federal Reserve District
- as announced that New Eng—
Iland‘s allotment of 250,000 of
{these hand grenade banks will
trict.
These miniature grenade banks were
to have been distributed among the
thrifty boys and girls of New Eng-
lnnd. Each child under 12 years of
age that purchased a War Savings
Stamp was to have been given a
i
bought the stump.
W'ur Savings Stamps.
The Treasury Department is noti-
fying the New England Savings l);-
‘rv-ctor. regarding the action of tin
War Dcparment stulcs that allhou'zh
it,will be impossible to supply the.
thrifty cl‘ildren of this district with
'thc crenadc savings banks each child.
who is eligible for a bank, will be
given a certificate of achievcmcnl
from the. Treasury Department in cp-
precintion of their industry in prac-
ticing thrift and investing it in (lov-
ernment securities such as Thrift
Stamps and \Var‘ Savings Stamps.
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claimed and again put into use. The
salvage movement will save millions
and possibly billions in raw materials.
The forests are fast disappearing.
Why can we not be more careful not
to destroy or waste paper. but tutu
it back to the mills. saving our trees.
It can not be generally understood
that 100 pounds of waste paper will
make 85 pounds of new paper or we
could not be so careless.
The odd pieces of silver that are
stored away and never used and bit:
of gold and platinum can be e:-
ohanged for War Savings Stamps at
any of our leading jeweler: M?
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of’ bed.
NEW . ENGLAND I
ernment had on hand when the:
be distributed in the form of‘
,miniature \Var Savings hand;
[grenade banks, Mrs. Francis L. .
Iligginson. director of Savings, .
not be distributed in this dis-i
grenade savings bank at the time he?
Children over I: '
years of age were to have been given I
thcse banks when they purchased two i
out New wm' mamas nlr_
up. an: urban: WWII-i
of the plans which will he discussed.
The organizers of the club have ar-
ranged some very inn-resting facts
which they will bring up for the club‘s
approval and it they meet with the
satisfaction of the members. the City
of Norwalk will be the scene of one of
the grandest. Columbus Day cclebra»
tions that has as yet been held in this
city. The meeting will be held in lh.‘
Clifford barber shop.
it was then Jack knew he had
Ibeen dreaming. He must get up and
get ready to go to school.
THRlFl WEEK lN ,
NEW ENGLAND
STARTS OCT. 6
§To Promo;_Thrift and
l Boost Sales of Govern-
ment Securities
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Job P rim ling
So If
October 6 to ii is Thrift W'eek in
New England, This period has been
set aside as 3 Thrift Week to call
the Thrift Campaign to the attention
of all the pcoo'e. it is also aimed
to set them thinking on the necesF
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rner“ North ljgin &”‘VCSl Streets
50 Norwalk Conn
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cont.g Cousome. meter SOLE.
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44¢ . '
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on
sity of wise expenditure and care-
ful sailing. l
The people of New England will!
be urged through the press. pulpit
and other sources during this week,
to invest their savings in Thrift,
Stamps, War Savings Stamps, Treas-
ury Savings Certificates and other
Government securities.
Mrs. Francis L Higginson. direc~
.tor of savings. First Federal Re-
scrvc District in announcing the'date
of Thrift Week. states that it is lm~
perutivc. that the people of New
England 2.;ve brought to their atten-
tion thc fallacy of extravagant
spending. She asserts that if the
people of New England will be more
careful in the expenditure of their
income and place their savings in
safe securities such as offered by
the Government the high cost of liv-
ing in this district is sure to be
lowered.
i Thrift Week this year is not in-
tended to be a temporary spurt in
money sales. like the drives of 1m
year. but rather a concentrated be- .
ginning or a steady new effort with
emphasis on the educational side.
Stress will he laid throughout
'Thrift ‘Week to the advantages of
purchasing $100 and $1,000 Treasury
Savings Certificates.
SALVAGE
-—-By Mr: H. P. Whittington—
suvage is of vital importance.
Waste of material means waste of
ham labor and it tends to exhunatl i
thenaturalreaoureeaofthemdntry.’
There
unbenogreater step to-'
Furniture That Teaches the Art
of Correct Bedroom Furnishing
$17500
You '11 appreciate the merit of a solid bedroom suite after you have seen what
wonderful possibilities thin Queen Anne unite offers. The designer evidently
thought well of comfort. when he "0|an abed; and of convenience
when the Mariette came to his mind- The triplicate-mirrored dressing table
andmirmreddnuerarefeatumm kahuna-looked. All are finished in
mahoganybut maybe hadin walnut “yucca-ire. ‘
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