' "HURSDAY, NOV» 13., 1919 -
Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
",tttnee 2315.
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Evening 7 and 9.
\CTS 0F VAUDEVILLE
and
"TURNING THE
TABLES” ’
.‘Zo Net-«l to Mention Fun
Dorothy Gish
r'imi's all and thats" plenty
Friday
\Vith Vaudeville
'J‘ltatt Stage. Production
ORIN NE GRIFFITH
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11...”.
Production of (‘lyde
i“tLil".l|lii5
Filt'il'h‘ Famous Play
.. “THE CLIMBERS"
Saturday
William Duncan
— tit——
“Smashing Barriers”
ZASU PITTS
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1 Sunday
! ”THE OTHER HALF"
HOYT’S
Thursday, Friday and ~Saturday
Evenings at 7 and 9
Matinee Saturday Only at 2:15
trchestra, 20c Balcony, 15c.
Thursday. Nov. 13
Constance Taimadze
“GOOD NIGHT. PAUL”
Friday. Nov. 14
Mollie Kine:
the Announcement for Hoyt's
November 19, 20, 21. 22?
AND KEEP THOSE DATES OPEN
FOR SOMETHING BIG!
' it ill: iliiillRES
HOYT'S TODAY
LConstance Taimadge in a Banana; of
Laughter. “Good Night Paul."
(‘onstance Talntndge will appear at
lloyt's Theatre today in "Good Nizht
Paul!" her latest Select Picture in
wlticlt she ist presented by Lewis J:
Selznick. Adapted by Julia (‘rawford
livers frortt ll‘e
tl\' success ct the same name by Ro-
land Oliver and (‘haries l‘trkson and
dil’t't‘lt‘tl by “'alter Edwards, “Good
Night Paul!" is a \‘eritaiiie bonanza 0|.
laughter. and gin-s the lte:i?~'.ful
yotttt': star it most lovable role in the
part of Mutildn Lantiers.
REGENT TODAY AND TOMORROW.
Norma Talmadge at Her Glorious Best
"The Way of a Woman"
Norma Taintadae. the trail-lilazer
in.
will be seen in ltcr latest Select Pir-
turc. “The Way of a Woman." which
.contes to the Recent Theatre today
Vand tomorrow.
iliant east anti vt'th the. nit of unions
current lllllSli‘al conte-
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Supported by a bril-
new departmtnts which )iisz Talmadze
:has reeentlv established The “"av of
Ta Vt'eman" is. a picttt e well vrorth
seeing and one that you will out be
likely to soon forzet
{ (‘onvr'tv 'l‘earle, wl‘t ha-~
such well known players of ill" :zpc..lt
in: stage as Sir Charles “'3'ndhattt.
Ellen Terry‘. Ethel Barrymore. G'fht‘“
George. Viola Allen and Billie Burke
plays the leading Otlnn'iite Mist Tal-
madze in this picture Others in this
.notabie cast are Gertrude Bet‘keieV.
—in— i"tltc arealest mother of the screen."
“Suspense” Johytta Howland who has tin inf'Vlt‘f-
' p Saturda‘v. N0". 15 Pant role ill tile Sift!" play. ".\. Li'lif‘
J “'arren Kerrizan 'Jmtmcv." which has been harm" a
- ' ~—in—- '” ivory successful rttn in New Y.nrk fits
ft isard Short, who appears rvitit i n
l “Three X Gordon” llaintrr in "i-"tst i4 \\'u<t " tstur-t-t
Keep Your Eyes of the World on N ‘ ' ‘ "
»Holmes, icorae La Cucrrc. \Viiliam
Hutnphreye and (‘oionel Vernon
j REGENT SATURDAY
High Class Offering has Been Select-
! cd in Tom Mix in “The Rough
{ Riding Romance"
1 Titt re it evidence of strenztlt in the
'tttmttntemettt of “unit :er Kantor as
.to Saturda} picture programs. This
:wcelt's attt‘aftion tttav be taken as the
optvner of .t series of the very best
it-u‘reen plavr‘. tltat have been released
and tifir will be zit-en to the public
with the initial number Tont Mix‘s itiz
feature “Th-- Rough Ridin': Romance."
in order 1') secure tlte play for
walk so soon after its and
while it is yet the headline attraction
of the hit: New York theatres. the.
play was hooked for two days nitltoutth
it will he offered in Norwaik but for
the matinee and evening performance
Saturday. I‘hls is one of the most
coiiv pieces of tnotion pictures tlt'tt
;lt:t.< been brought to NOl’Wilik in some
time. On Sunday eyening onlv at 7
and 9 o'clock the Regent will offer the
distintzuisltmi Major Robert Warwick
in "The Argyle Case." a well known
release
lstory that made a phenomenal hit a~
I
a stazc production. The pitture ii
destined in e\ cry respect to be as sat-
isfactory and Nori’alkers are expected
'to turnout ermnsse to witness its
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RALPH TOMPKINS
Hickoryctfutch Jazz
support 0(1.
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presentation. ‘ ~ ,
HOYT'S tomonnow
.
The World's Greatest Mystery Drama
“Suspense" Starring Moilie King
Looking down at the business end
of a revolver in the hand of a desper-
ate criminal is one of the tense situ
ations found in the super-thriller
"Sutp-‘hse" in which the beautiful
star .‘loliie Kinz. is appearing tomor-
l0“ at Ho; "ts Theatre. '
“Suspe‘nre' tells the story of a dar-
in': .2in who cleverly thwarts the plans
of ccnrpirators. and at the sztntr illil“
(stairlifltcs the innot-cntc of he? hilt
er. who had horn accused of the theft
of certain papers entrusted to
(‘ill‘t’t
Of course.
tttunte interwo'iczt
stow—“hat wouid
without romance”?-
ntcnt in “Stripense” is treated in a
much different manner than in any
other story you've ever read or seen in
pictures: but that it all “orks out
just as \ou would ilIHP it makes this
probably the most dtiizhlflli picture
ever offered.
PALACE TOMORROW
Albert E. Smith Presents Corinne
Griffith in Clyde Fitch's Famous
Success “The Climbers"
(‘orinne Griffith, \‘itazraplt star. is
rapidly :zalntntz pro-eminence as the
wearer of wonderful cowns. The )‘nunz
star demonstrates this piqttant pro—
ficiency in her latest picture. "The
Climbers."
"The
ization of titc great
(‘lvde Piiclt'. which
a beautiful ro-
tit"
he
tl‘cre is
throughout
any pit'fure
but the love ele-
whirlt is a pitlur~
stale piav by
reicned supreme
(“lint hers."
fifteen years. aim. will be shown at the
Palace Theatre tomorrow.
Mi“ Griffith has occasion to wear .
mam: different Costumes for this pic-
ture. She appears variously as the
majestic queen of the ballroom,
in: room. banquet
of athletic 'ln'i aquatic «ports.
PALACE TODAY
Dorothy Gish and Supporting Cast in,
“Turning the Tables"
Often you ree at the start of a young
his
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screen star's hicgraphv: stalled sumo;
|W Gamma-tn: Stock!
as ’
Ithe. g‘randdat'ldx of the stars" and has;
company. Mr Fawmtt is known
probabh started more eml)r_\p screen
mnttises on the road to fortune that:
an: other one stage di: error. ~f‘lee'l
lovers are well aware that Gear"1 2e
himself is now in the films \tit‘ t
Doroth) Ci.‘ .1 companv lie is in t“.0 ‘
cast of the little commedicnne’s
picture “Turpin: the Tab‘ es. ’ to “it‘
toda
"Tl?
shown at th= Palace Thratre
.\ir Faweott ct eated the part ot
Great .loltn Gaston" and took that plat
to success in i palanl and France and
appeared b) imperial ltqllt‘sf ileto e
the lO_\3| horse of i‘;nmatk
ELKS TO ClVE h'li‘ STRE'f‘.
Notua‘kl . ttire. \l) 773'. i’.- “til! it'
and i’ru‘ () (“‘3‘ of Kiri:1 \(ttei
iart t-reninz to intitc the i .‘tnbttr\
[40(121’ to present thtir minst t-l< in
this (it on Tuesday cvcninz .\'0"ettih-
er 23th at the Palace theatre. This
Show as presented to two crowded
houses at the Empress theat'e. in
llanhurv, two weeks aao, and made a
K's-at hit. The Danbury News (‘th
acterized the performance as being
"wonderful in every respect.“ It is
the best show the Dahliurv Elks ever
put on, and X0: walk poflli‘ \ti ii in 111-
liuhied with it. it is annotnn-zl i‘\.tl
Rili'ilt fiftv l‘:mburv people who were
unable to see the show will come here
to witness tt.
iVi‘
—’i‘ry s Pe-"nel Want Advert“.
draw-'
hall ar: the field.
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‘ Napkin Clips . .
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batwkof
fttAiioto om main 2
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—Colds Cause Headaches and Pains
Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
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Matinee 17
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legem Theatre
The House Where Quality Reigns
Entertainment Program Every Day
Broadway Show. and Motion
Pictures
Evening 20C
A Money Back Guaranteed
('lass Attraction Good Enough for :
Holiday Bill ~~is
Thursday and Friday
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A Regent Masterstrol; it y
You Can’t See It Else-
- where
Talented
Versatile
Beautiful
NORMA
TA L}! ADGE
—In
The Selxnick Special
“THE \VAY
OF A WOMAN"
From Eugene Walter's Drama
“NANCY LEE"
A story that pleases, thrills and
.ootas you entranced every
minute.
Saturday
lligl
Tom Mix
* in .. _
“The Rough Riding
Romance”
Sunday Evening Only
November 16. at 7 and 9
Seiznick Presents
Ma ior Robert Warwick
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‘ihe Noted Novel and Stage-
Success
“The ARGYLE CASE”
REGENT HARMONISTS
comeov FEATURES
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caused from 3 (‘Old EFF BOO“ relieved , W
by takinz LAXATIVE BROMO QIYINJ
ilXii, Tablets.
“'Bromo
‘l rlxnature on the box. 30c.
There
Quinlne." E.
is only
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OI'IP
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The Store Closes Every Day, Including Saturday. at 6 o’Clock.
Saturday, Nov.15th,Is the Last Day
of Our Great 54th
Anniversary Sale
This Enoch-Making Birthday Event provides an unusual opportunitv to
effect remarkable savings in everything to be found at this high grade iewel-
rv establishment. In view of the ever-rising costs it behooves you to buv Now
for Christmas and for your future needs. Come and see this wonderful dis-
Diav whether you buy or not. We list here a few items taken at random from
different sections of the store. There’s a multitude of others eaualiv 200d.
Sterling Silverware
Don Don Baskets
............ $13.00 to $20“
Mayonnaiee Cats $15.76 to 310.00
Lemon Sets $0.75
Ind. Saltand Pepper Ge 0
............ $5.00 to $13.00
Hot Roll Baskets ...... $34.50
Pap Bowls . . .. $15.25 to $20.!”
Gravy Boats ............ $10.00
. $20.00 to $45.00
Condiment Bets . . $0.50 to $0.50
Candy Dishee $10.11)
Marmalade Jars $350 to $10.00
Salad Mining Bottle
............. $5.75 to $0.50
Cheese and Cracker Dish
Serving Trays
.................... $20W
Butter Dishes .. . $15.00 to $39.03
Ash Trays ...... $2.50 to $4.26
| Vegetable Dishes
............ $30.00 to $76.“)
$1.75 to $200
Fruit Baskets . . $30.00 to $00.00
Ind. Belt Dishes . . .. $22.00 dos.
For the Home
Hall Gloom . $10000 to “NW
Mantle Clocks . . $7.50 to $76.”
4 Chi-re Clerks $150.00 to 37”.?“
Deck Cloeks ...... 92 75
Traveling Clocks
...... 0." e5 “"
Mahogany Nut 8 w s $4.00
Mahogany Dee-x Sue
........ $6.2 .3. $8.03 $1025
Scissors 0st. .......... Saw
Beautiful Cut and Efigc-VN
Gian
caovta's,
fif-W
_-:Try A Sentinel
neatsndseetbom
For Women
Guard Chains . . . $5.00 to $1000
Hair Brushes ........... $14.00
Hand Mirrors .. $1500 to $20.00
Jewel ches $3.75 to $10.00
La Valiieres d pearls and semi.
precious stones $0.“ to $20.00
Lockets ........ $0 00 to $10 09
Lorgnettee ..... $6 25 to $21 .(0
Manicure Sets. $7.50 to $301!)
Necklaces ..... $10.” to $1.0“
Eyeglass Holders $1.20 to $6.00
Eyeglass Hooks and Chains
(gold filled) ........... 31.“)
Eyeglass Hooks and Chains
(gold) ................ $225
Guard Chains .. $0.03 to $351”
Blutoir Watches 320.” C $30M
Gautolr Chains $1.50 to $25.00
a
For the Meat
Bottle Openers. . . 37.70 to $5.00
Card Canes. silver, “tea.”
C gar Cutters . . $6.60 to $10.1!)
Cigar Holders amber
........... $10.” to $12.N
Cigarette Cases .$12m to $2“
Cloth Dmbes .. $2.20 to $16M
Corkscrews ...... $2.70 to $5.00
Cuff Buttons and Links
.............. $2“ to $100
Dress Bets ..... $11M to “$.00
Eyeglass Cases, eelld silver
.............. $10.00
Fountain Pens . . 32.00 to $25.00
Fraternlty Emblems
Gold Dutons and Pins
............. $1.00 to $5.00
Gold Charms and Lockets
............ $0.00 to $00.00
Gold Rings . $7.00 to $1M.”
Wu? «invents.
Regular Dinner 11: 30 to 2:30. _
Sunday Full Course Dinner. &
13 North Main Street
1:30 to 1 a. m.
. Phone 2233
F. JACOBV
Sale of Blouses,
And th: 3113
ture is in the .
alone, made .
ably fortunate -.
ing oppott .
which we immefl-s .
ately took ad ..
tage cf and 00'“
pass on to you.
$1.98 up
Don’ t try to repair that .
STORAGE BATTER: ;y at:
l acid—bring t. e a cry
13g and have the defect remedied.
by s BATTERY EXPERT.
Run down batteries, batter-i.
that won’t work and won ’t hold
the “charge, " batteries that are
always giving trouble can be ,
in I'LRS'I' CLASS 001mm ’>
if entrusted to 003 cm.
Complete equipment and e!-
work. .
Reasonable charges.
narwalk Storage
Battery Co.
72 NORTH MAIN 8'12,
Tel. 330—2. South '0 '
Plated Silverware
Pie Plates .............. $0M
Kettles ................. $25.0:
Mayonnaise Bowls ....... $0.70
Relish Dishes ........... $11M
pap Bowls .............. $0M
Crumb Trays and Scraper:
........ , . .. $6.50 to $0.50
Candy Dishes ...... $3.”
Tea Caddy ...... $3.70 b
C: nd ment Sets ..... . . , $2.00 ii -
Baske‘s ........ $2.50 to $10." I
Asparagus Dish ......... $10.00 .
Cracker and Cheese Dian $0.00 :
Hot Dish Mats . . $4.00 t: “.M ;
Chop Dish ............ $27.!
Bowls ........ $14M 3"
Compote: .............. 3 mos “
Detachable Tray Handles $1.78
For Children
Baby Spoons $1 25 to $2.70 "{-
Dib Pins ...... $1.00 to $0.00 Pr. ‘ :5.
lg Holders, Silver ...... $3.70
Children’s Knives. Fork: and
$poons (In sets or separately)
............ $2.” to $10.”
Dress Buttons ..... . . $7.00 not
Drinkln:w Cups . . $1.00 to $20.“
Finger .... $1.00 to m.
Feed Pushers $2.70 to $3.ng
Lockets ........ $1.50 ‘0 $0.”
Napkin Rings $170 to "s .
Necklaces ....... $3.00 to 'M.
Pap Iawis .. . $10.00 to M
Safety Pins ...... $1.60 to “a t’
8 wer Rattle. . . . $1.00 to ‘fit
Norwalk Chronicler