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THE ONLY NORWALK PRESENTATION AT
Matinee and Evening (Twice at"
WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ACCOMPANIMENT
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
Prices All Performances, 25 Cents
5051011 am C’aizi‘bmia _; f:
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Theatre
{:15 and 9 15)
19, 20, 21, 22
' no man over had more
Regent; Theatre
" The House Where Quality Reigns
Entertainment Program Every Day
Broadwya Shows. Motion
Pictures ro Vaudeville
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
. Today
. A Feature to Please the Eye,
Stir the Blood and Touch
the Heart '
I’rcscntinu'
Major Robert Warwick
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August Thomus' Stage Succcss
“IN MIZZOURA”
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Bill Parsons
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“Bill Behave’
Wednesday
'l‘ln- Laugh of a Lifetime?
Wallace Reid
Mill—
“The Lottery Man’
Thursday and Fridav
The Motion l’ictuw Supnmc
Spectaculalu-Thrilllug
Absorbingfilinlcrlaining
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Maurice Tourneur's
“THE LIFE LINE”
A Singular Screen Triumph
AT REGULAR REGENT PRICES
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Coming
James J. Corbett
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Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
5 —
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Jesse L. Lasky Presents
BRYANT \VASHBURN '
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“WHY SMITH LEFT
HOME”
' Thrce hours married and he hadn't
kissed her yet. He started to—then
"a train wreck, a fire. an earth-
quake, 3 cloudburst tried to scpdr-
at»? them. No wonder Smith left
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Mack Sennett‘s
Vitrolic Fun Trio
is
‘Salome vs. Shenandoah”
The Palace management will re-
tund admission price gladly to any-
‘ one who has ever seen a better or
funnier comedy feature anywhere
l at any time!
Wednesday
S'ar Cast Presents
“Open Door”
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. “Toad Allen's ElopeAment"
A Western Comedy
1 Burton Holmes Tarvelogue
Thursday
Vaudewlle
Including
‘CAMPFIRE GIRLS" CAST
OF NlNE ‘
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Wallace Reid
A!
Friday .
Harry T. Morey
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“In Honor’sWeb”
' ‘To Fortify the System Against Grip;
lake LAS :A'rn'r; BROMO Qmmi
'lablcts which destroys germs. not as 3
of?
a Tonic and Laxativeul'ind
yents Colds, Grip and.
WThe Elks Never Do Anything
Halfway
MAMMOTH ELKS’
MINSTRELS
1 Reproduced by
E DANBURY LODGE, no. 120,
B P. 0.1.1.
For the Benefit of
1 NORWALK LODGE,
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PALACE THEATRE
South Norwalk
Tuesday Evening. Nov. 25
The Big Theatrical Event
of the Season 3
Wonderfully trained chorus of
fifty. Premier Balladists, Capa-
ble Comedians
In an Evening of
FUN AND FROLIC MIRTH,
MUSIC AND MELODY
‘ Specially Constructed Scenery
I Resplendent Costumes
3- DIRECTOR—
! WILLIAM J. commas
Prices ....... $1.65, $1.10, 85c":
.Including War Tax ~. .
Tickets may be secured from
members, and at the Skelly
Stare, Norwalk, and James
Donnelley 3, South Norwalk.
AT THE lllEAlRfS
REGENT TODAY
Major Robert Warwick Stars in.
Mizzoura"—-—Parsons Comedy
Much has been written about
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ism on the bacon. but the whole plot;
of “In Mizzoum" the new Paramount-
:.’\li('l 1ft picturn stairing Robert. \VarU
:wick, which will be shown at the Re-l
gent 'I‘hcatm today. is built mound a
startling incident that happened in.
that state several years.
Augustus Thomas. was at the tlmc. a
reporter on a St. Louis paper. A train
lobbcry took place in which :1 lonc
highwnyman held up the express mes-
sensor and stoic several thousands of
dollars. - Afterward he turned up or a.
small town and was capturct‘. .‘.'|
Thomas took this affair and. with hit
dramatic genius. incorporated it into
a play, along with an unusually appall-
ing little love story. The late Nat
Goodwin used it for several years as
a starring vehicle.
‘It was inevitable that a play of such
forcc and appeal should reach the
scrccn. Robert \Varwlck issaid to fit
ideally into the role of the hero, and
lCilcon Party is a pretty leading wo-
man The cast also includes \‘oah Ber-
11'. Monte Blue Gertrude Short and
Robert Cain. high Ford. mastm dir-
ector, handled the screening oftilc pic-
tutc. Beulah Marie Dix who picturiz‘
od “Socrnt Setvice" and “The Woman
Thou Gax est Me.” wrote the scenario
Bill Parsons appeals in his latest com-
.cdy hit, “Bill Behave."
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The author.'
they see Bryant “’ashbum‘s new Para-
mount- Artmaft picture. "\Vhy Smith 59:00:“
Leif Home," which is coming to ‘the on
Palace theatre today. For certmnly '3.
cause to brand
marriage a big miz. al: 9 ‘han Smith
the \onthl‘ul brideuloom plmed in Mr
Washbum. Full of h gh cxpscmliOns.
‘bc clopcs “ith a pretty sirl then
,throufzh a sexies of funny accidents
‘ wasn't (‘V er: able to kiss her for :1 wool:
El’lQTO. Train wrecks. fires, a flirtati-
" ous scrmm girl. and tinnalx‘ an cat-ti}-
iuuakc combined to make Smith's de—
ibut as a bcncdi ct a tumultuous one.
it): 1\ ‘n; m. s}; in; as a bandit and steal-
inc his hiltlt‘ was ho able to start his
happiness 1i=7ht Tho pictutc is {tom
,lico :0 lltoatll 11151 5 fntLt b3 the some
inamc and is said to abound in mirth-
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filcntiiou lady. and Donald Crisp war :
.lho dircctor. , .3.
Mack Senncit‘s his: comedy hit ..
Own Your 0111 Hort:
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! Garfield Thompson.
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class production rclcnu‘d by Robcrt- .. :
isonv‘tolc. has had an interesting: .0 oo
What-sex .. - . . ‘ 9:9
flatly in life Thompson won :1 rom- ‘ , . 3
mission in thc nzny. Tho low of llll' 00 .2.
footlights proved too strong tore-81st. .‘ ..
however. and for ion yours ho lourcd ,‘, .3.
the country with notable stars. Duo .1 .0.
of his notable succosscs was in "Polly .. . ‘ 3
of the Circus." in which ho played the 90 , .3.
load. Subsequently hc Wont as lead- .. ' I 0.0
ling uuln with Reliance and Pathc, 0°.
ibut “as induced to till" his tcitllu 00- ' 1
lbraln to authorship. loining thc Fox .. m r ”
slat‘fhc waotc "The Dmil‘s lluuzhlcr." O V emen S 020
."The l'lundcrer’." l)1'.~-l’.;nuc;1u." :nu .. :
;othcl sncccsscs. iic men :lcccptni 90 i ’3
the Position of scctmrlo oditor or 00 °..
\\ orld Films. but was not cm‘ralctl by 8 .z.
-\' itnglaph. for whom be adapter! "The .’ :
Plincc and tho Pawnshop," "The .8. . a ..
lEncmy" . "Arseno Lupin," "The 3 _- .P. Ly 1f_ 0:.
filawk. ' “The lixccllonl Way." and ’3’ :
txnany other notable productions. 00 “ v .3.
3 Mr Thompson's mnstmy of tho .3. ..
gtccltnlquc of the screen roaches its. 3 . .1.
apex in "The Open Door." appearing 0’ , - ,.‘ ‘ 3
at tho l’alacc theatre Wednesday. 0:. r ur a ton met en [‘1‘ {b ..
which is acclaimed by critiLs who : ‘ . ’ " 9‘.
have reviewed the production as tho .. i z
most remarkable mystery drama over 0:0 o I! o ' .
“rlttcn for the scucn.‘ ‘_ .. onlce, 29 avl’and h 166 [335‘ AVFHUC ::
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, \Thc dangers which our sonar-n uc‘-
£30m arc somr-tlmL-s rorccd to undergo;
to depict scenes nocosanry to tho flint
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ithe am in The 1 3m of tho \K’orid"; m2- - -5- -- c . , 5., L —*—-!-_E'
I'M supcr rthn produttion of Harold MR. BORGLUM wms s1.Jrr..C0'~l2‘~lTl‘~SS BREACH AUTO 03”” PUTS 0" '
(Bell W’rlzht’, popular novel which
infill l)(- shown at ilovt' s Thcatrc Nov.
319, 20, 21 2’. This pattiLulnr month
iwhich is really the traulcal crisis of
the story makes a thrilling chapter in
=the book but depicted on the scrccn
it is actually stirrina. it is a fist fight
on tho odgn of a proclpirc 2000 tent
high for tho cirl aim has boon kidnap
‘ped and hidden in the little hul in thc
mountains. James ltullldgc has kid.
nappcd hcr and John \‘l'iTllnrd. an ex-
convlct. whom he has hclpcd to fr“.
from captivity, is forccd to assist him.
Having sufclv conducted tbc‘nirl to the
hut in the. mountains, V't‘illiarrl awaits
Work on the Butterfield Statue.
A juy beimc Supreme Court Jus»
,tico W'hitukcr in Now York has
awarded Gutzon liorglum. sculptor. a
balance or $32,400, due for his work
on the statue of Major—Gonornl ltunlcl
Bultcrfield. lic sued through tho
lorhum (.‘ompnny us nealgnnc.
" Mr. liorglum took 'hc contract to
create and crcct "a column] bronrc
statue in the dress unli‘otm of :11
major gcnctnl in an accurate and ar-
tistic marine-1 lie agrcul that the
statue should stand on :1 [Walnut] oi"
natural I‘H‘k icprcscntinz the summit
of Little Round Top on tho fieid of
(lettysbu‘z. \\'ll"l'l' (lollorul lltltlcrilcld
the arrival of his mastcrwnutlidzo distinguhhcd himself. 3
Almost innncdiatoly attor Rutlldr'c Th" 711"" l""']’l"’ 3"” “" TB" “'0‘:
a riv .‘ l .‘ ,‘ . ,— vitlcd by the wul if u :1 1.. 1 Mr-
r es, in Loos tht to m of A21 on field. widow of thc soldt'ct'. Mr. Bor-
King. the girl‘s; lm'or, climbing on tho
mourtalns. Rutlidgc knows Ms: M?"
then and seeks to forcstall it. Snatch-
ing his mm he hastens ovur tho cliff
and suddenly comes upon King on a
dangerous ledge. C"ou(‘hlng. silently.
primitive savages they face each other.
King has no gun and Rutlldgc is no,
coward so they fight hand to hand.
Several times. their bodies entwined
in each other's arms they crash against
the rocky wall and sway to the edge
of the cliff. Breathlessly they fight
until a shot rings out on the uulet air
and James Rutlidge suddonly loses his,
:zlunt rrccwd tho slutlm up tn- t-‘Vfif‘b
rd site of the park at lilrv‘rsidv living
and (‘laiclnont menuc. How was pald‘
:121 Tfitl,but Albnt F. linger tho nut .
vivlng executor. delayed paying the
balance. asserting that lhmlmagc «f;
the major-general was not true to
life.
The Jury who heard the testimony
in the suit against the executor for
the balance want, to the alto of the
statue and decided that thc sculptor
had carried out his part of the agree-
imcnt. At the trial Hagar, the execu-
tornasked Mr. Borglum. if he was
afraid to come to the ofilce of H11
estate.
"lt' s too bad wo' re in a courtroom}
Jury Awards Him $327400 for His,
:notlficd of ll‘.n
‘ soup
,llmnnlic.
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REGENT WEDNESDAY.
hold and tumbles chr the side of the
precipice like a fallen image. W‘Et
fired the shot? Not far in the. distance
Mr. Borglum remarked
. . a comma! Want AI.
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“The Lottery Man’ ’ 3 .
“The Lottery Man" Played by Wallace
: Reid Scores Hit.
A remarkable cast was assembled
i'to assist \Vallace Reid in his new Par-
'cmount-Artcraft picture, “The Lot-
tery .‘inn’ i which will be the at‘
traction of the Rngen in Theatre “ed-
ocular. The lrading lnr’,I is \‘l‘ anda
iimvicy. a beautiful and talented an
tress, who has played opposite prac-
tically every prominent star in the
'filni world. She has; the role 01‘ the
fol u 110111 Mr. Re‘d as Jack
WVriullt. makcs fiantic attempts to
(all offhk .-L:hemo to Win $300, 090.
tillaz‘i‘ison Ford. v. ho has been leading
:man for Marguerite Clark and other
1:41.115. plays a pait of but littlelcss
impozta 1ce than the star '5. He tends
‘n brceziness and good taste to his
'work that helps maintain the swift
action and l1i!..:i ions quality of the
{i3 ’u L Sylvia Ashton. who is rapid-
with: .. reputation as comedlenno
of thc ‘fir rt rank draws a ram of
laughs by her humorous performance
in a character part. ”ills" fail and fel-
loxt laugh-zettci‘. is.
“The Lot ‘cry Man'
"on
is a pi‘cturization
fol the Sfliklng Broadway success in
‘whish Cyril Scott scored such an em-
p‘.1nti:: biz. _‘ James Craze was the
gdirector.
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Carolyn Rankin. :
can be soon the lurking form of John
\l'illiard who answering the pica of.
S bii Andreswthe girl at his side who
.calls out to him, “it is Aalon King. I}
love him." Raisins? his rifle and loo -;
in: pityinszly at her says. “pray girl.
pray {or me.“ Vv'hpn onc consider? ’tbe
terrible scene‘of danger one feels just
from standin’: on a high precipice one.
can-better appreciate the risks that,
the two «young actors, Jack Livingston
and Edward Peil, underwent to depict
'this same. The fight lasts for sever‘
31 minutes and the expression is not
one of fear but 0! terror with thoughts
of the danger involved in their con».
sideration in the vernacular of the
screen it is Lne of those scenes where
the producer constantly calls for act-
ion-more action.
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VEsfiELs SEIZED IN FtRsT MOVE
TO END lLLEGAL BRING
INS IN OF LIQUOR
i 51mm, mt, Nov.18.-—Seizure by
federal authoritiu of two boats ply-
ing betWeen Florida ports and the Ba-
.hama islands was declared yesterday -
tobethe first steptnacompaisnto
end illicit liquor tmflc between the
sessions and ,
tithe
hil-
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KNOCKFD FROM ONE
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TOWN INTO ANOTHER
WHEN HIT BY AUTO
\\’ll i lMAVTH. Nox. ls , l. W
Hastings an aged fulmm oi l’lcusnnt
\‘allcy “as painfully injurtti 91-5101
day when hv-‘fi'us struck and knockctt
down by an nutcmobllc on South
(‘ovcntry Road, ownctl by S. l’, llmwn
of Mnn‘st‘lcld (‘lly and drlvon by his
son. Hurry Brown. 18. a \Vlndhnm
high school student. Jiastlnns was
waiting for a lrolloy cm‘.
Tinu authorilica oi Milnz‘llt‘l'l rmr'v
ilt‘tltlt‘l‘ll and Grand
Juror Albcrl l2. Janus luls tluI mum-r
in hand.
on tho boundary lino of \\'llllt11.1ntu~
and Munsf‘cld and in tho opinion of
of the wltnc‘mcs lhc accident
lmppL-vrcfi lo. "Vl’llllmnnttc. whiln nthrru
say that Mnnizllcld was struck in
Mansfield and knocltcd clown into Wit
An effort is to bc moon to
crraorm n .um'lnmnnt bot-worn tho pzue
tics conccrncd . insuarl or going to
court.
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EXECUTED :N EFFIGY.
BRUSSELS. Monday. Nov. l7.-—-l)l-
rectors and cdllm'fl of the Hermann.
phlle newspaper lhuxollols. who was;
condemned to death as traitom by lllt
flrabant court a week ago, were pub
llrly executed in empty before the. city
Hall here this morning. The actors
in the ceremony were four gendar‘mcw
and an cxecutor, and thc scene was}
cinema 1
recording Ilm '
witnessed by great crowds.
operators being busy
lnoldbnt. ,
The Licath penalty exists In mil-
gium. but it in never carried out ex—
cept in'emgy.
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The lrollcy pole station ls'
RETURNS TO GERMANY
‘mttnmxom‘. Monday, Nov. 17.
Countess lCrlutclt, sislor of tho Qucon
Mothcr or Holland, who has boon lhc
guest or former E11 cror thllnm or
Germany, l‘t'llll‘lll‘ll o Gcrmany to—
day.
'I‘lu- orulwllllv cmpcror was prcycm
ml by cold wcutlu-r from sawing wood
in tho cordon of his rustic. but 11
special shut has boon croctml thorn
and (‘uuni llollvuznllorn ycntm‘dny
sawed his 1': (mollw lug.
SPEED T0 AVKJ‘D ARREST
.Falrflold Motor Policeman In Old.
swiped by Now Jersey Cor.
‘FA'NFHCLU, NOV. 15. Hidnflwlpfld
by it Now .lv‘t'm‘)‘ cur wllmw driver
upoodwl uwny to outdo rcnponulblllty,
Motort'yt'lc (liilccl' l‘ull‘lck .l. Mollnrl‘y
narrowly vm‘upml HI‘l‘ltlllN lnjmy Sot-
urdny nth-moon on tho l‘out road.
Tho ofllcm's motm-cyclu was badly
Hmuulu'tl. Tho lllllllhm‘ ni' ”11‘an
JorHL-y cur was not notmi. will r blo-
, -. ______ --.,..___ (lorry nppumwl who unotbur motor»
E FRENCH ELECTIONS. cyclc l'urnlslwd by tho agum.
PARIS Nul. lb’ (omplclu rclumsi“"* ‘ r“ ' ‘* " ' a
from tho Ft'vtu'b clm‘lltm show that HUBER ICE CREAM
the ('mncrmllvo, Motlvrnto and Nita»
ltunullut. cim‘ncntn hold 494 Room in ‘FULL m CANDY '
Ihv (mambo: of Drpullos, while the-t
Exlrcmluts will havo M mombcrs or [ULL LINE GROOERIEB
thc now ('lmlllhf‘l‘. Of this nllnlbi'r.l
use? rsurr AND not:
rum
Halter & Simon
116 South Main St.
221 wct‘t' l‘urnwr dcputlon, while 327
urn mop who how» not. hltbcrlo boon
members of the Chamber.
‘ —The Tickle Makes You Cough
HAY E‘S HEAI iNG MONK” Stops thoi
Tickle Heals the Throat and (“m-ml
the Cotuzh.85c.1\ fret». box of mow-l
SALVE‘ for Christi
E's O-PEN-TRATE
Colds, Head Colds
evnry bottle.
and Group with
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wmrs wuo
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