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P116113 1501;
59 Eduard E. Rose
arcane your"
A ”Mulch'atfis...”
Tarkington's Penna J‘chofield is a fit:
Companion for main: Torn Sewer.’
Seats 50c ‘to $2.00
his-11:; Now on Sale at Box 0llice.
Reg m T-l- e
Quality Reigns
Evening 20c.
V1723“
The House
. Matinee 17c.
Today
Paramount .\;*r1ulils Presents
Elsie Ferguson
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"‘Tlle Avalanche”
All Arlcmi‘t Feature.
Thusdaif '2 1:3. Fridav
Jesse 1.. in“... Presents
WALLACE REID
“THE VALLEY
‘ or
“THE GIANTS”
No Advance l'liCt-s for This Big
.Fcalurc.
Only Slltmill: in Norwalk.
Saturday
Mitchell Lewis
”in—
“Faith of the Strong”
1
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it
v, .
Matihee 2:15. Evening 6:45 and 9:15
Today
Jack Pickford Film Co. Presents
Jack Pickford
in a drama of boyhood love and ml-
venture among the hill people
of old Kentucky
“BILL APPERSON'S
BOY"
From the story ‘That \lmllnn
ly ilzipsbllty Liobt.
TRAVELOGUE
COMEDY
lVednesdaY
Frank Keenan
' in—
“The Master Mind"
Thursday
Elsie Ferguson
"The Avalanche"
Friday1
“When a Woman Strikes”
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ii iii llllilllls ~
PE—NROD.
t I
.New York Success Plays Tonight at
Regent.
Speaking of book plays. Klaw & Er-
hnger and George C. Tyler,-the pro-
‘ducers and managers of the four 0t
comedy of “Pentod” which comes to
the Regent Theatre for one perform-
ance only. tonight have. respectively
lowing .
within recent years. M an QE-
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.
Ar. 5.: a» .mm—asm Mr m-vxwmm
HOYT’S
yThursday. Oct. 23
Norma Talmadge
o
in
“Her Only Way"
Friday. 6a. 24 _
Tom Moore
~~—in~—-
“Go West Young Man”
Saturdav. Oct. 25
Constance Talmadze
~ erases saiawaomoa anr
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IN STOMACH l
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REGENT WEDNESDAY.
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Angered by this underhanded work.
Bryce takes his workmen and in th
middle of the nixht lays a railroad di-
rectly across the tracks of Colone
Pennington’s road. ‘When Pennington
discovers this he calls on his illiterate
henchmen, a, crowd of rough lumber-
Elalc Ferguaon'a New Starring Vehi-
cle" Prcocnta Society in “The
Avalanche "
Playing three distinct roles in her
latest Artcratt picture, “The At a.-
lanche,” beautiful Elsie Ferguson will
,be seen to excellent advantage in this
[excellent picturization by Ouida Ber-3 men, and the excitement begins,
gere of Gertrude Atherton's latest! The ensuing light is said to be one
novel which will be displayed with all of the most realistic ever screened.;
neediul accessories and music at the The picture is based upon CapL Peter
Regent theatre, Wednesday in. Kyne's famous novel or the same.
i Under the direction of George th- name and was dlvcted by James~
maurlce, the, scenes in which Miss Cruze. A capable cast. supports the
"Papc's Diapepsin" at once
ends lndigestai-en a.1.j_
Sour, Acid Stomach
mam-Mr >o:-aa-o--Odl
"Lumps 01 um! cc 9' ' 1. muse
pain. If your stomach is in a revolt: it.
sick, gassi- and 11pm, and what you
itucky foothills. of the boy who felt a
force to leave home when his father
brought another woman to take the
place of his mother. is told in the pro-
ture in a manner which wins the
highest praise for the producers. “’21:
this attraction at the Palace this ev-
ening will be shown the usual Trav-
Ferguson appears simultaneously as star. “SEN" 1’” f9“““”""3 ”"33 ”med
Mme. Delano, keeper of a fashiouable ; o—-——-- 50”,:emzddiuy animal-1w 9-. 1mm, gag-
gambling house. and Helene, her‘ PALACE TODAY. l $3021)“::t:k:n‘;ili‘.‘i vain-:xsedi
daughter, have been handled most an e, Di _ ‘ :1 .1 " t 3:1”.11
tlstically. Double exposure were nec- “Bill Apperson'a Boyf'la Kind of Drama es apepsm to " ” 33’3‘f“)
‘essary to show Miss Ferguson slump; That Will Appeal to Every Heart. ‘and in five minuh '3 3 73.33"”
ftaneously as mother and daughter, but 3 Jack Pickford Stars. ibecame or the 33“ “”33“.“
;the illusion is most perfect" and-at! Excry heart will be reached by the 3m); and d::1lrcs~ .1 ‘ 1, W I
times exceptionally epective. strong appeal made by "Bill Apper-3youri?:r;lo::::3‘:i:l ' 1:54.?!»
Aside from this. “The Avalanche" iaison's Boy." the his feature attraction your food .is a damn: .. .... i n.
a stirring photoplay which is filled ;-whilh is being oflered this afternoon help remember 12:1 ‘ .. ”MM“
{with suspense and thrills and in which3 and ex ening at the Palace Theatre. mes; harmless ”hp : ‘ ~ ‘ :4“ id .
i'Miss Ferguson appears to great ad- With Jack Pickford plaHng the lead- Pape‘s Diapcpsin. “.1 _. ._ m ”m0
lvantage. The supporting cast headed‘ing role in this thrilling. human and at drug stores.
ihy Lulnsden Hare is excellent. .elevating feature. Norwalk theatre ' fl,
1 ocrs who have seen it. pronounce the _ , ‘ ,
l REGENT THURSDAY- feature one o! the most spectacular 9““ H‘ erndfl Mk ”I 3 33m
{ lthat has ever come to me (“’2 The sorta! estahllshun 1v . pumi-
."Vallcy of the Giants" With Wallace‘ imple “(0?! of the life in the Kerr ing just erected by new .
‘ Reid Opens for Two Day Run. ‘ the Stamford Trust ("“l;..“ll} He is
l
doing businfiss in the new place. al-
though the equipment 1'» 1111' rfl'lll-‘YP.
Heis to install electrical Turkish
baths. and promises :-1 have one of
the finest establishmmr-
—Stamford Advocate
\\ allace Reid. Paramount star, 71:15
luau some thrilling and hard fought
3battles in his numerous Paramount
and Artcraft pictures, but what is con
3|ccdcd to be one of the most sensation-
:al fights ever staged in a screen pro-
lductlon. is shown with vivid realism in
7"‘l'I'HT‘QlllJ.
EAT LES§ AND TAKE
1“The Valley of the Giants " his new ’
Paramount-[Arteraft picture wliicn will cloguc and a comedy feature. SALT? FF. NJ KPHEVF
be shown at the Regent Theatre PALACE WEDNESDAY. '
Thurulay and Friday. . Take a glass of SA ":3 U -:»:'r 82:1:
(30303393 Pennington, a SCht‘minK and Frank KC"13n Wins New Laurcis as hun‘ °r Bladder
unscrupulous politician in the town of Lead in "The Moder Man." bothers.
Sequoia in the heart of the big Red ‘1 hate played in many pictures -
Tho Anvmiran T“(“‘ :1 1 ”7‘1 "1""
wood Forests of California. has bribed but this is the one that is to my best
”19 maior of the town to \acsao a liklnz" said Hank Keenan, slal in
flanchisc which he had nrm'imi'r'v “The Master Man" which plays at me.
granted to Bryce Cardigan. which part Palace Theatre Wednesday afternoon
is played by the star, to build a rail- and evening. The comment was made
."uard conuamlv aziizivt Kilns" two
2110 because we eat (to ""ff'3‘l and all
our food is “Ch. Our “3
with uric acil V1“! 1. i‘m
to filter out,
1-. .‘u‘ f‘I'WI
lintnri. rlfiv;
they \vea‘nn f'cl“ over-
by the distinguished screen aczor '. k b ‘ l . ‘ ‘ ll '
MORE LAXAT‘VES “hen he was asked for a stalcmr‘nl at Ff: x’,‘ ”0'”: R Lgf';‘3‘ 3“ ‘0."‘1’5':
' t ‘S ' ' . 1‘ ln‘ 7 is ’ .
AT THIS SEASON tor he had reviewed the initial run of ‘ 3 5‘“ ‘ ”g d‘“ “- ’
ney trouble. bladder “'1 4'1 k r. -~- w and a
his plav as it was projected by the pro-
ducers for a gathering of critics. "the
Masllr Man" is a photo dramatic st—
geneml decline in health.
Slnlislics .u - . .
ho“ Vi hen your kiln») ~ I l ‘ .n l"
tint more lnT'l‘lyc
on- used (lullhp. those months than at
.._.—.
. , 0! lead; your back hulls» 1w lhn ur‘nn.
:my other fire of the Yon" traction that tclls the whole story in
qu i r , ‘l d I . l l ( ti and a! the is cloudy. full of Widow-cl or you are.
_ u y .1 . n ;m . 1 . S ' s . . . . - -
l‘ c a y a to t 1 fut th 11 an mien e y n ere n3 "mm“! m k relw .4... n- .h‘
lllc snttlnc-in (f the rolrl wraihm‘ same time i'orcefll way. Mr. Keenan
“Up the Road With sally”
v
1
public: “Ben Hur." "Rebecca of Sun-
nybrook Farm." "Daddy Long—Legs,"
“Milestones." ‘The Trail of the mne-
some Pine." “Salomy Jane." “Polly-
“Tllc Christian," “The Elernal
City." “Mrs. “'iggs of the Cabbage
Patch," “The “'lllta Sister," and "The
Garden of Allah." And now this same
firm of producing managers is'sendlng
their latest book play “Penrod‘ to Nor—
made from
annal.“
walk. The comedy was
Booth Tarkington's famous Fezlrod
Stories by Edward E. Rose. There
is but one company playing "Pcnlni."
Good scans are yet for sale.
HOYT'S TH EATRE.
The Noted Norma Talmadge Ptays
Selznick’s “Her Only Way" for
Second Week-End Opening
Attraction.
“'llile filming scenes in her latest
Select Picture. “Her Only “'ay." in
which she is presented by Joseph M.
St'llt‘nf‘k. Norma Talmndge . for the
til-.1 lillll' ill her life/drove a Ford car.
It was on location. however, for in
real life Miss Tnlmadge drives :1 Rolls-
Royce, the accepted vehicle for stars.
Director Franklin had decided that the
scenes of her new picture should show
the famous Detroit make of car, so
)ilr‘s Tlllluadge and Eugene O'Brien.
hcr leading man. drove out. to Green-
Willi in the Rolls—Royce——the Ford fol-
lewinrr under the guidance of the
studio property man. After some time
>1” ill in inilizltin: Miss Talmadze into
lT'i- intricricics of the Ford machinery,
film was able to handle the famous
"Till Lizzie" successfully and- the
St’tllt‘r‘ The spectacle o:
queens making
:1 Ford car should
011 llle screen to say the
\Vt 1" 24101.
one of filnlllmn's
snlnlilown lovi-
il.‘ upon-ll;
host.
"iicr Only Way" is the attraction at
lilo-1's Theatre on Thursday.
in
“Au advertisement in the Evening
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
results.
AMERICAN
and
CHINESE
RESTAURANT
REGULAR DINNER
11:30 to 2 :30 p. 111., 40c
SUNDAY PULL 90038!-
D 860
m
OpenBvei-y Dayironi 11:30;
iIetoLasa. .
times during the 2131121: 11 you cutie!
with sick headache o- o’er".
spells and stcmach. :1 you have the:-
lcet ps folks indon'a —'md became lust had more than the part of the lead in
irrsh fruit is eaten n-i'x. this picture for in‘ between time no
IFruit is lhD natu-al gave his personal direction to a num-
la‘:atl\'e but
. . matism who-1 the wealhc- i' T11 "r“
since mort fruit-- 27:- our of manor b4 r of the important scenes in which {mm Your “18.11",” , "7p. .. {PM mm,
you should take Mrli & l: Ansley. the he does not appear in order. as he cos 0" Jad Sal", mks, “ tal'l“p30n"|“
fruity laxa‘w‘" 5333331 “30 get them in time with ”w n a «In» of tunic: ifff.‘l'r iyl‘r‘ak:3.¢l
M0“ &' R- Allalfl m“ ‘1 “Mir-”ll“ Ril- rest of the play." "The. Master Man" {or 3:9.- days and war hidpew will
pcnlinc odor and taste: lflli- ripe. fruity will hp flwo feature on tomorrow's Pal- then act fine This f. .x. “1‘ to": i:
raspberries. Yet Mclx’ & R Anal.“ i: are bill and there Will be comedy and made from the acid of . Hay,“ and 19...
so efficient and calm that physicians other attractions to afford a well ball on juice. combined Wm. l"?1';a a.” La"
are hlflh in il‘l‘ll" praise of if “need entprtainmpn' program. been used for £9111 rn’ion‘: 3‘" f: .\|
> Try a ”0"” “YR & '0 ‘3‘":‘33‘ PM. 5 7 ~ and stimulateclogr'cd kidnc'v's; 10 "NF
“‘71" b5 (mm? “mm“ ‘5‘""3‘ 13"" gm.- wam's TO HELP ornzas mum in.) acid: in the trim; so it no
“all; and hexlnc & llarilmck. inor- longer is a 30m", M imitation thus
“‘3
_. i 1‘. won. R r. n flock Moan ending bladder disorders.
"l "mm“ Drills“ Fol“ Jad Salts it inexpensive;
Pill: eunuch for tho wonder jute. flakes 11 delightful e‘fertcscent
' ”Mum: l haw dvrlved from their lithia water beverage and belongs in
Vivace Publish this statement as every home, because no‘lnlv can malrc
. ant vim people everywhere tc know "~- 3 wood kidney
f “Lame back. sore muscles
"Wines-4 under eves. and an “always
zwad" fonlln: are indications that the
kidneys and bladder are not worklna
m-nnorlv. Foley Kidney Pills strength-
'1 weak. disorderly kidneys and blad»
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p “"‘iNN pannnv in
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mm», f‘vwhinc any time.
Q-‘\.-.
Nocal Interlude; in Two of Columbia'
“‘1' 111
‘ “"lvn llw Prom llm‘
sun: \xilll (‘Nll‘l‘lllply amusing vocal ef-
Y“?r\'f‘U° »
m
"myWni-l lumen-law want-1w ”my , ..
A .4“ -.-< ..
a... . -JW’
as». uovn'rlzs in
new DANCE recon
Offerings for November New Song
Hits by Noted Singers.
Seven did’erent musical orgamza
,tions have made records for Colum-
. ,bia‘s November list, two of them being
'ncwcomcrs—tlm Synco Jazz Band. and 'pare a defence
Sherbo's Orchestra.
Both of these.
DlO\ldP dame music in \‘iw York.
“'hite “in" restaulanis.
The intro juucls offer
fox-trots. "Tulip Time." from "Follies
of 1919," and "Allah's Land." The Col-
umbia Saxophone, Scxlcl puts a lot of
\im imo "Beautiful Ohio Blucs" and
Forever Blowing Bubbles," in
which them is an illcidi 11ml chorus“
sun: by Campbell and Burr. 3
Anclln-lsdance record with vocal in-
tnl'lude is "Tl-ll 1's" fox trol‘ by the
\\‘;.l1lm~f1\sioria Singing f’Zrchestra. 1
Dance music is also cullll'lllutd by the
“Brcczc'
l
i
.1h4111isi:1n:1 Five Jazz Orchestra. Sweat-
mtin's Ol‘lainal Jazz Band and Col'im
is "bia Orchestra.
Among the popular song hit.- of-
ferpd by the New Columbia llecorcs is
lmng Berlin‘s "Mandy." from 1hr 1919‘;
"Follies." sung by \‘an and She-11cm:
with it is “l‘ll l‘m Happy
Makes You Mine."
i‘uupL-d
forts by lrx'lnggmnd Jack Kaufman.
’before ille Peace (‘onferrncc accord-
is in "Alexander 12 Band Is Back ~i ,
lxieland' '~-The F Plano Comm
sell these recmds in South Norwalk.
TURKEY DEFENDB INTEREBTD.
coxsrsxrlxorma, Wednesday.
Oct. 15.—~A commission under ”I.
presidency of Ten-Til»: Pasha, formfl
Grand \‘izior, has been formed to pr.-
of Turkish inlere‘.
ing to a (lt‘i‘lPIOD b\ the Cabinet.
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Smith “'vnt Away” and Harry F‘nx isl 31 30. Main .
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