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Til-s Sorv of an Accidental Groom
Note—“Lord and Indy Alg'y has been secured as a Re-
gent Sunday Special. This picture has not yet been released
101' the Strand in New York. Regular prices.
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RE TODAY ONLY
Paramount-Artera‘t Feature 1
Starring .
Estraordinary
T O? SOULS”
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FRlDAY
ONLY SHOWING IN NORWALK
THE mos-r ORIGINAL PLAY OF THE SCREEN
Goldwyn Presenting
WILL ROGERS
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Husband”
Sunday
.\ 'I‘hl'illi-r I“Y‘0lll Start 1.» Finish
TOM MOORE
' “LORD AND '
LADY ALGY"
Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
"w‘latinee 2: 15.
Evening 7 and 9.
Today
They Are Here!
Ncrwalk's Wait Rewarded
*‘I’HE EIGHT MILITARY MAIDS"
f‘lic llimplcd Entvrtnniment Treas-
Miniature Musical (‘omvdy
“RUBINI and MARTINI"
Musical Specialists
“ALLEN and MOORE"
!l Comedy Dialogue Masters
“BENNY ONE"
(“tircsre Character
Comedian
The Rage of Vaudeville
"CHIDLOW and HAIG"
w-iigii'g and Dancing Specialists
.——and-—
Vilagraph's Super Feature
" Her Kingdom of Dreams”
Starring
ANITA STEWART
Frida}r
\Vith Vaudeville
GLADYS LESLIE
Seward lgilrflOpkins' Story
'THE GRAY
TOWERS MYSTERY”
Saturdav
“Smashing Barriers"
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Singing
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Sunday. Nov. 2
Evening Only
SESSUE HAYAKAW'A
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I “THE GRAY HORIZON"
l HOYTfs
.2rsday, Friday and Saturday
Evenings at 7 and 9
Matinee Saturday Only at 2:15
i‘trstra, 20c Balcony. 15c.
i Today
ALICE BRADY
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“THE KNIFE"
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7' .‘siADGE KENNEDY
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Saturday
Selznl‘ck Presents
ji Constance Talmadlre
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“The Lesson”
licl‘fill Dramatic Presentation
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What's on at Hoyt’e November 1,!
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REGENT TODAY.
"The Market Of SouIS." Starring Dor.
otlly Dalton. A new Paramount
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The Home Where Quality Reigns 3‘,
Entertainment Programs Every Day
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COFFEE. cut to. lb. 38c
Picture. TEnAo cut to. lb- . . . . 39C
"The )Iai'lwt nt‘ al‘lllF." which :i;)- Santos. very beSto reg“ Fancy uualitv. ‘
penis lutlxll' Hill) at the Regent tlll-a- ular 43C seller. mixed. .
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many of ill‘ streamers, the brilliant PANCAKE 01‘ BLVCK' ASPARACUS
midnight revel some will live Ion? at~ WHEAAT FLOL’R ‘ ‘ I
tor the story of Helen Al’mes is forgnt- ‘Aunt Jemima. pkg. 1 IC —Ta“ cans ........ 22C
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REGENT TOMORROW.
It is sonwtllin: that. will gain new
lil‘ll'l'l for tho- producer wherever “The.
Market of Souls" is shown. The com?
‘liinalinn of Timothy Dalton. Thomas P.
is un-
MACARONI. Spaghetti
l$amuel Goldwyn Presents Will Rogers
in "Almost A Huaband."
“'1'“ Rogers. human being extraor-
dinal‘v. natural wit. and all around
man. makes hie second 'l'ow to the -— . -
cinema world in the new Goldwyn pic-
ture. “Almost a. Husband." which
plays at the Regent Theatre tomorrow.
“'ill Rogers is a man: of the west.
a “square shooter," and a fellow with:
a soul. He loves his fellow man. his
horse. his dog. and his family. “'ben
the public sees a screen character
which mirrors the actor's. it is sure to
recognize its true worth. This is the
fulfillment of \\'ill Itozers’ Wish: to
portray the part as it'reallv exists. in
the story. and he “puts o" er" the action
Razors. in “Almost a Husband.",is de<
lightiully refl‘eshini': and his new
character on the screen is both lovable
and true.
The story is so unusual and so per-
sonal in its messace that it will find
its justfit'ation in the life of evervone
[who sees it.
PALACE TODAY
Anita Stewart And All-Star Cast
“Her Kingdom Of Dreams."
A Instr-d aizilluent which all but
ro-sulterl in bimvs took place during the
ct “ll~r Kin'ztlom O‘.‘
snzrrin: Anita Stewart.
hootintz”
In
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Dreams."
when linmc f’fl'll" for the ":
the sf‘f'nP in which Tom Innzlev re-
turns home to find his mother dear'
This scene. which has received widt-
comment throughout the nation
be seen in This city when “Her Kirl"
(lom of Dreams" will be sltown at th“
l‘a‘ac» Theatre, today.
The bill includes a new Metropolitan
vaudeville program of the acts headed
by eizht military plaids.
fi . PALACE TOMORROW
Albert E. Smith Presents Gladys Le:-
Iie in, “The Gray Towers Mystery."
A Vilagraph FeatUre
Vitagraph is reported to have estab-
lished a record for the high cost and
richness of the interior settings used
in its latest plcuu‘e, "The Gray frow-
will
TUNA FISH
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or Noodles Alb 0
Mueller's. pkg. 11c acore. can . . . . 1...c ,;
POTATOES FLOUR
. Rest. Loni! Island. Pils.. Gold Medal or _
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tor was John \‘i‘. Nobln 'I‘Iii- p.(':ur¢ TWO RIOTERS KILLED l
is all :«tlaptidi of a {month nui‘e‘eth' ALEXANDELL Ezvlll 0” Q__3
of the some lll‘lllll My buuarll '\\' limp Twu ”m. I} were killed 8;}. In others;
kins. ‘ ‘ . injured and twenty-5m ez‘l pnl‘cv'neni
‘ “Th" ("7‘3- T”W"! "!-‘-"""“'~ in“ 1” wcru- hll"t. in a Smiliil‘ leliflllll“ de-i
setti'lz. “w H“) ’1‘UH»!“""' rm 1‘ '3'“! ministration \esle dav Tho l'w'lble
westwrn lantll. lls interior v Hines am“) when ‘IllP leir-I“ ,‘_,rm“., , ‘0'
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are those of flu drawing rooms. (llnInLv
room. reception hall and lmundoirs m
the famous old homestead on the
ranch. All the dacrntions arc of a
massive order. The panels and frame
work are Of mahozany. Grand stair-
cases lend effect to the scenes.
TOKIO Oct. 341-— The Government
thus abolished first class cars on all
lailroads except for long distance jour-
neys. The railroad officials have been
shol'u ot’ their rilliam cold braided
unilorll'ls anti swords. All this is a
‘novenmnt in the (lemocratizinz of life
and the :lbclisllnlenl of special privi-
leces.
‘ According to the newspapers. Pre-
:mfcr Ham reouestcd a first class car
in go to meet Baron Makino. who tvas
l: turning from Paris. but the iaill'oad
bozizi‘. I: :used the request.
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suppress a peacab‘e drlnirwstre.‘:r'r5
such as, have recently been a weekly.
feature of political activity In Alcxan-t
dria. - '
Sticks, stones. bottles and police b'1-‘
tons were first used. The arrival of
the governor of Alexandria restored'l
order for a time. Then two motors:
with troops appeared on the scennj
and eventuallv shots were fired at the;
crowd. :
Todav when: was. some recurrent"O
of the trouble at the harbor side. but
it iwas of but a comparatively minor
character.
—Ap FGVPIHSPmFTAI in the Evelina.-
Sentinel rill doubtless bn'n: the beat
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Those dizzy spells. sick headaches. blurred vision. are caused from
poisonous gasses that come from a sour stomach.
which, in turn.
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which so many people are afflicted with. and are so ashamed of.
To get rid of that cause. a scientific treatment
which is received
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strenuous case of constipation, and will give that glow of youth that
is admired so by everyone.
Go to the H’Otel Atlas Turkish Baths. 247 Falrfleld Ave. Bridgeport.
and rid yourself of this terrible affliction.
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