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HOYT’S
FOR PICTURES
Thursday and Friday Evenings
Only at 7:15 and 9
Saturday Matinee at2115—Evening
at 7:15 and 9
Orchestra 20c. Balcony 15c.
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.Today
Alice Brady
win—-
“At the Mercy of Men"
Matinee 2:15. Evcnmg 6:43 and 9:15
(Complete Vatidcvitie and Pictures)
Today?
FIVE—Acts
Vaudeville—FIV E
from
Direct hit; New Yt)l'l-.
\lith
“HAPPY 1'0 '
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‘ l A Mininturn Musical
:i “and
William Duncan
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Seventh Episode- of the \Voutlwn‘u
Vitugrnpli Serial
houstw
(‘onictly
-“Smashini: Barriers”
Sunday. October 19
At 7:15 and 9
A Drama of Optimism. llztppy and
Human.
“BETTER TIMES"
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HSU PITTS, JACK M'DONALD.
WILLIAM DEVAULL.
AND OTHERS.
Mondav
Virginia Pearson
Farmer ramcus rox Star,
A~rin ..
l'athe Superlative Efl‘ori j
“The Bishop’s Emeralds"
Tuesd av
Jack Pickford
—-in—
“Bill Apnerson's Boy"
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Coming
Frank Keenan
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“The Master Man”
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REGENT MONDAY
zc; Pickford as “Bill Appenon's Boy"
is New Feature for Norwalk
‘l‘he trial of Buddy Apperson for
‘ .u elaty is One of the dramatic events
"1‘ “Bill Apperosn’s Boy," which will
l"! seen at the Regent theatre. Monday
' with Jack Pickford in the title role. 9
In on; feature, which mutational:
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Phone 1501.
sq Eduard E. 20.59
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AMERICAN YOU!"
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A PMIYIcrraaowu-ups EQJOY'
Tarkinqton': Mind khofiold 1: a fit-
companion
for Wain:- Tom Sewer“
Se its 50c to $2.00
Tickets Now 0t Sale at Box Olliee.
home of u utrl with whom he is in
lmc. lute at night.
'l’l‘v- (minimum is crowded with pic-
turesque types from the mountaineer
community as the trial becins. Bud-
dy Appet'smt is freed through the tes-
timony izl' lll(‘ girl.
REGENT TODAY
“Words an-l Music By"-—lntroducing
Two New William Fox Sta“. A'-
hsrt R1y \Nith Elinor Fair
(lprru hotrtn in the :1\"‘l':lL't‘ Ami-r1
i-au till.“ vl o'itsi-Tu ol' thi- ltlrzc cities.
i. w l 5.2 :"lrli’ tun-u “ht-rein it” sorts
..; "lli'. find "1"I‘l‘ii'inl‘lt‘n3R are
l-nlii t-‘i‘ .;Hl\, tho.- tum was used
wt Il"‘l'~;llill" ~ thi ..t:-' .‘or the perform-
:Il‘tt‘ of ope z! (“~llll.~l\t‘l)'. "he first
lll' :‘w‘ l t‘ ”L: :o! the first real op-
"Ul lii‘li' "-‘tii‘: mutt-ll in Venice.
Italy. in In“: urd \\;t< tailed Tetatro
di Sun (‘nwsiano
();i:.i-.;_ u; .-~\ know it today. first
“11> play t‘. in ll;tl\. .‘ilan'v of the must
however. are of com-
”.liliililV!‘ composition. The
writing: (if .1 modern opera and the
cztc-imittrcd by the author
the
popular operas.
l't‘t’t‘ltl
dilliiu!tic::
in oloninin: recognition furnish,
theme of ti dramatic picture. "\\'ot*ds
and Mush ltjm wli‘rh will be shown
at :hu ltu-zont ill",‘.t‘l‘ tosl'ty. Alhcl'l
{or is the "lili'.
PALACE TODAY
Vaudeville C'osing With Two Per-
formances This Evening Seventh
"Smashing Barriers" Epi$odc
Palace vomit-ville bill
will have it.-‘
W" fm‘lnzu. P“
The (vxt'tvl'mt
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Aft. r droning: n \“.'.‘Ju('li_\'
the
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this. eycttinz.
Thur il:.y ll:;;"l. program
house
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suppliiu' :V,"’]:l'l‘{)4‘ (lll'l" lfl“: (‘1': fill}:
and t*\'!"‘( ln:!"';n (it who house Went
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ltllf‘ 3‘ ‘ ‘- ”ii“
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(fill will w l - -- oval in the sm‘enth
cpisody . " ‘M 1;“ \‘i‘ tm'a'ili fill-"f‘lill
its openg‘i; .1! .ite l‘amcc. tl‘.h thrilling:
' and Sl‘C-"lil‘fli'tt' lut'tltll.ti-'nl it” hem
' carefully toiloui-d.
PALACE SUNDAY
Zasu Pitts, me Most Originzl Come-
dienne of the Screen, in a Delight-
fut Play of Love 1rd Lav-nhter.
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“Fell!“ 'l‘ .
tomorrow, is aptly titled.
if ever a screen play car‘r‘cd a me}
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'v'i‘ln‘.
'1 til con" "wt"
sure of op‘it
ls cite. \i‘r‘ittci:
the lhllliani voun: author " ‘bat nct-
allle Stit'Cl'J". "The Turn in We Pond."
“Better '1 lint-n" hrs :l'l individuality
and chant; that will not. fail to please.
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AMERICAN
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CHINESE
~RESTAURA ‘ ‘1‘
REGULAR 1311“."t "R
11:30 to 2:30 p. I", “l" ’
SUNDAY PULL G'lU'RSE
,. 'o" ’1 -' ‘ 1c Puffin" *
Brentwood for
is distributed b)‘
It was produced by
Robertson-Cole and
Exhibitors Mutual.
'l'he stor; of a girl who. in spit.» of
an environment of peasimism. rose
superior to l-er depressinz surround
lugs and made a success out of an
apparent failure, is the theme nvmtuti
which rovihe manv autumn: and
heartAthrlllin: episodes.
7.3311 Pitts. who
St-rozgs. is It comedicnne 'Iit'h a stlye
all her own. and she succeeds in
in: post the ritzht touch of pathis to
plays Nancy
2in
a. rather eccentric and ll""‘f\llL'lll\' re-
freshlng chntactcr.
HOYT'S THEATRE
Alice Brady: Supported by Frank
Moman in Grippinq Rusfi’an 50.
"At the Mercy of Men"
Solon Picture
which will he
l.1ll
s-upen*~iou
mane-e
Alice Ilrndv‘st latctl
“At the Mot-cs" of .\l in."
shown at Hovt‘s :hcrttrt-
the uninue 1i(l\'a'l'11"0 of
by Vladimir (l. Tilleri‘mn,
on Russian art and
picture is :ttaszed in
man:
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ensl'l‘; H-t' this
it l‘t’tt‘lL’tn'l lo-
cule.
Vet-a Souml‘f. a music teacher. whose
role. is played Miss ‘vl‘Jll‘f, IIN‘
daughter of u retired major in the
Russian army. is seized on the street
outside a restaurant in Petrournd onel
evening, by thrce carousinzz officer;
of lhe Imperial Guard. (‘ount Niclio.
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: American boy.
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”hey drug her into a private room
where, alter a helpless battle in self-
dcfen=e, because of the total dotmess.
she does not know which one of the
three had wronged her. The native}
have heard the sounds of the struggle;
but before ll’lf'Y can break into the'
{I t
window and Vera gets away unobserv-
ed.
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“PENROD”
Garrick Theatre Success With Origin
at Metropolitan Cast Here Next
Tuesday
“Pent‘od'” is coming to an‘vl'fl‘k for
tin tit‘s-v yiaiu. and will play“ at lltn Rn
rent Theatre. one night only. Tom,
day; October 21. l
“l’enrod” is the story~or a series
Sll)Ti“S‘-—~i|b0lll a
lire unto-date,
N0 ”03' of the agnos-
nnl resouru-lnlmms of Pr.n.i
rod (‘chofiel-l was eVer pointed out by
tie old ladies of the neighborhood as',
the host ho: in town. There was no
t‘firi" Vicious about Frontal” but as a:
boy of 12, his brain “'21:: 5‘0 alert and'
his lmd‘.‘ r0 active that his sphere of.
activities qu.ckl_v expended. I‘enrod
Schol'ield and his immediate (-onipan.’
icrw are absorbed in the wonderful
i”l(< of adventure that are depicted
in the neighborhood motitx theatre, It
is: those pictures that give the redouh—J
table Prnrod the of lwcoruimz a.
i‘etirti‘m and of otznm‘zin: a force of
lrurlcd assistants run down a
criminal in their midst. So the
"190120 E. .lashbcr'T‘vtet-atlff Aims)”
No. 103" is organized setretly. l"‘0—
P“nent on the h‘s tail Sum
\\‘illiams. an! after tltev have hcco'uf‘
an agency. and have iii-moi thcntsnlv-j
pg with “ottonmtics.' they press into
their "gum-shoe" profession Herman
and \‘erman. two littlr colored boys
who live in a nearby allev. ,
It is upon the militant activities of
this quartettn of adventurers that the
play of “l’enrod” mainly depends. and
in the physical demonstration of the
story the action stands out more con-
thzm ('“ld type could pos~
So there is no (\XPPSS‘EYD ex-
Penrod thinks the thiner‘
any
of
sin ness
‘1an
to
force i -
yinclnzly
sillly do.
nzzerntion.
and does the thin". that almost
American luvs. with n _htad full
brains and its rein-1 full of zood red
blood. woull do. And it is these acti»
titles that interest particularly every
man and woman who remembers with
fondness lht‘ll‘ childish ambition and
prantls.
3101\‘l‘<, Kl-uy & Erlnncer and George
(‘ Ty‘t" are the propiif‘ars and man-
(lfll‘l'f, of l‘ent‘od. They are sending in
the Regent almost ldenticallv the
some companv that appeared in the
combdv (ltll‘i'lL' its protracted run in
New York. Fhiladelphiatand Chicago.
Prominent in the cast am John “'rb-
Franchon Campbell. Frances
Schrciner, z’lo Irwin. And!" \v Lawlor.
Raymond Griffiths. Claire Hillier and‘
Tickets now on sale. l
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gun. nuul
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W-
lCount Andreas and Count Micheal.
black speck expect-9;: to appear on the
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It luts lmrn snivl that cont-tow it
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the ml that lllillx'tN society t'tllli
sinuotllly. l'Z‘t'vil the llesi range
tailllml lw tuifite. but it makes
t-out'tusy t':l\lt'l' when the meals)
;ll‘u properly cooltctl and on time.
Any household should run“
Hui-luthly uith :t‘S'l‘AMl'Van
range.
“'hen you lmy a STAMFGRI’
range you are protected by nearly
‘Jll years experience in manufaou
tut-in; cooking apparatus.
iiiiRtiCE R. NASH
Corner North Main & W
FLi’iNé PARS—on
BREAKS RECORD
ALL ALQNG TRIP
(Continued trom l‘rtgw (mm
Mn) nard, however. Livut a 1-2. t‘. Kiel
and M. 1-2. Queens being only one con-
trol station away. Bryan. Ohio.
Third in the eastbound flight. Lieut.
Alex Pearson today was at North
‘l’latte, Sch, with a damaged motor.
Lieut. Earl Mansolman was fourth.
about 200 miles west of Pearson.
Twenty-three of the sixty-two start-
(t's today had completed the crossinc.
(no way and tlixen Imd started the
second lap.
Captain Lowell 11, Smith started on
his westward flight in the transconti-
nental air race at 7:15:57 this morn-
ing. His next stop will be Rock Isl-
and. Ill.
MINI-:0LA. N. ‘1. Oct. 18.—~Two
.small girls were up early here today
In walclx with their mother tor a little
You can have a warm,
healthy, happy, contented
family if you put in an
lnrenmmonnt.
Onepipe Heater
Easy to install; simply cut one
hole in the floor. Easy to op.
crate, only one fire to tend and
no coal or ashes to cart through
the house.
‘Vill keep the cellar cool, and
is guaranteed for 5 years. Put
in on Q0 days trial.
See one here and get the biz
Innmnozut. Oncpipc book.
Plumbing, Heating, Tin-
ninz__ “ _
112le A. IMG_JMIH
53 Water St. £3. 30:.
Phone 5711:.
helmet:
be!!!” :.'-:r fr:
‘ jingle; radialiag
and”: “I
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Marion!
horizon at about one o'clock.
\xottld l-‘tllll quickly into the. outlines of
H
“i)nll(l‘\ ‘
“ix_\‘l.-..
; l‘. .. tln m a hit; hug: and kiss.
appeal-«id
that
That
that wou‘d
the coal tepimrtntly did not enter into
Mts .\i;:y:;:itd :nd the little girls. their night today in the hope of
liv. “v", tire. and Rose. four. weren‘t mg m.) Golden Gate berm? all-Bet. .
the culy ones. however. waiting. l0 l'ndtr the rules, those falling ‘1'.
“(‘l('!llllP 1.; at. Maynard home from roach their western goal today VII .
the largest tiltil taste-st airplane lace l ..,...v fr‘m continuing in the m
cur liuwn. lomrt vett Fit-id. Lit-ut. All with one possible exception, wm'
.‘uaynuid‘s coal. “us dotted early with lewn‘leti last nixht within a daft
“It“(lrl ltotu New York, assembled to . "all; city.
chem" him. Seventeen hare already when
A squadron ct almy and Wu?"- here from Mineola. N. Y, their on.»
planes xx. rv tum-d up ready to fly out.
and tscni‘t Lini m'er the last leg.
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thcir tnlculations
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. lit—m
teen aviators. the last of the w*
bound group in the army air new!“
transcontinental race with the I”
half of their 5.4tt2-mile journey yet .-
eompleted. were expected to \
'l ll“ l-‘llli' Mitt-l;
speck. they knew.
l’l‘.1~lllll‘.; airplane, And prot‘y soon
.‘xlaynritd. tannins now as the
parmn," 1» onto climb not and
ing point, and six have taken 0” ‘
the second leg of their journey. 1‘”
others, LicutxJ. M. Roullet and we; ».
“X C. F. Brown. were reported r”,
to tum back today. , .
All the arrivals here yesterdayJ.
pot-ted severe weather in Nehru!“
\1 yoming‘.
Army officials and spectators alike
to retard it as a certainty
Maynard would arrivo on time.
in t. tht stiller another accident
him; him down short of
tit:
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