nioAY. NOV. 21, 1919‘
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3:3 Anymore, Comedy Pei/105 and Dar/7y In/n'
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‘ ' CfiE'ATED A SENSATIQN A? THE SHUBERT, BOSTON
,9 RDLDS ATTENDANCE RECOROS THE COUNTRY OVER
TONIGHT 7215 and 9:15
'i 9 ‘
.‘ toys 3 , 'I ‘heatre
.pfxi‘l“ FORGET SATURDAY MATINEE
And Two Evening Shows 7:15 and 9:15
:z-mony Orchestra. Admission 25c.
Henry Gowdy,~ 23
' i‘vli‘Q.
L
’v‘Vasiiinizt-on Avenue. New
Haven, Say: CINOT Was
Away Beyond Her
tatiens. It ' ‘
i’clous
Expec-
”Ste"—
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. ingest liedll't‘ ii?*'-.-’-'
:iTr.‘ House Where Quality Reigns {EJ-
E:~.:-e:‘.ainment Program Every Day
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Broadway SltowS, Motion - ,
i . P:ctures or Vaudeville Pictures Every Day
‘i- Matinee 17c. Evening 20c. Added Vaudeville
" Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Your Last Chance Today! Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
Final Norwalk Showing Of
MAURICE
' renown
V .
foday
Another Bill of the
“Direct From New York"
‘ Vaudeville
HOLMES a. sowmos
WAW‘H‘AA
. _m_‘ Accordionists Supreme
“ . ’ ’9 From 3 Seven Months' Engagement
2 l 2 me ..
FRANCES &. YOUNG
Eccentric Comedians
Saturday
, EMMETT &. MOORE
Tht- Eminent Japanese Actor ,
Q, ‘ Y Comedy Songs and Lingo
. r v v
k.LSSLE HAY Al\A‘VA MILLER 5, CASE
' —m ~ Something New in Character
“THE I)RAGON Comedy Entertainment
PAINTER” THE CAMPFIRE GIRLS
A Cast of Nine Dainty, Pretty
A Picture of Beauty and Power
Misses in a Splendid Bill
Throughout
: OTHER ATTRACTIONS , "and"
' Harry T. Morey
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'r Sunday The \‘itztgrzipii Feature Special
E Tom Moore “IN HONOR'S WEB”
2, —»and- -—-— ‘
sf .4 Saturday
James J. Corl . .
‘ 10“ “Smashing Barriers”
.._._——
: F—nl Sunda)r
L-The Elks Never Do Anything i Wim‘m‘ 17"" l"“""("“s
Him” 1 (:Eonon WALSH
MAMMOTH ELKS’ “ ”m“
li‘lIlNSTRELS THE WINNlNG
ReproduCed by ’STROKE" _.
DANBURY LODGE, NO. 120 N .
- B. P. o. E. 1‘ “3353““
F ' ll B 8 . 9’
NglRVEElLfingégéE, “Sally’s Blizliited Career
. _an _
E.
N0. 709, B. P. o. E. .
PALACE THEATRE
South Norivalk
Fifteen Minutes in Jazz Land
Being a Concert of Selected Jazz
Specials by Palace Harmonists
Under iDirection James Sexton
—-—- — .4.
_.'i‘he Big Theatrical Event. .
Mrs, Henry Gcwdy.
. The new" oi (‘lNU's‘ li'is spy-cud like
\iilcl-llovmrs. you hear it ‘inentioned
on the Lll't‘tl. in the street car-1, in
th‘ tilt-altos. in fact every where pun-
pl» are con-.rgating together. «we
in ichlmrl'ct-ds are tryin': it. “till ivn.‘ '-’
Sin-pl" lrtause it a new f-wn'iula
Worked out on scitntifie princip-tls.
\xitl t‘i-- Tact lit-hind it that the scent
is
of health is elimination coupled up
vrxth round digcstioii. Mrs. (lou'iv
says:
'!~':-r a lone time i liave ‘tari indiges-
tion or dispepsia. My stomach would
get sour and acid. my liver ism mrpi'i
and i Let‘. t" be very careful of ".‘ilfll l
air as tnlhi'": seemed to as." ., with
tho. 1 mutually felt run down :ml
tirm! out or most m-ople do with Eto-
much an”; li\er trouble, lu'elv :i l‘.‘\‘l
troulw l‘ns been worrying mo. 00-
znn to have hackaches and tltctintil l
was dct'tiopin': kidney trouble. I
ha“c had severe dizzy spells :or many
years. but these have gone awn" .v =‘i
tha rest. of my troubles since inkin:
(YlV'i'i‘, it: fact 1 neVer saw :in‘-‘ t‘iin.’
likn it in m“ life. it is truly it man:—
lous remedy."
CiXti'i' i'~ sold at
Store. \‘.'nsliin2toii’ street.
“'estport Drug Store. \Vcstpnrt . Swin-
er's lirug ("o.. Souilmmt and m ii'ii'ti-
gun's llvuiz Sore. Britiseport. \iso :i'
Plais’lod' int!
also .ll Ill"
rup. Danbu ry.
the present day.
mi not on “fin“? to make i! ll:" success
that it deserved to be. they master-
cii evorv detail in such a manner that
the most critical examination has
failed to tcvcul a flaw. \Vlimi .\‘or
walk thercfcr'n is nffme’i -. “(kiwi n'iil
New York attraction while it is still
pinyin? in dollar and a half house! in
‘lllC big cities: it is hit surprisinz Hist
tho :vnpretinfion h‘l‘itillll lw ll'vn'y 'l'lil
miic‘ilv cvh‘vnmd. The ct‘ld in"t foi‘
Norwalkcrs to lpil“‘nli‘e‘l‘ is that “The
Eyes of llll‘ \Vtirltl" it‘uys this city
for ”‘0 I“‘l\' D's: iltl-‘t c“::'i",~me'\t
h(‘l't" two days more and or." cf t'w
two it: today. 'rllO‘H‘ ri‘l l‘» (“"3
shows tonight—41 nintincn and two e"-
eningr shows Saturdriv cn-l n‘t‘r l‘t'll
Lamar-Mu fnv c‘n-t-r. who “mp (935913;
with the opprrtunity.
i REGENT TODAY.
Last Showing cf The Big Maurice
. . of the Season
1;. Wonderfully trained chorus of
,‘r fifty. Premier Balladists,~ Capa-
-, hie Comedians
In an Evening of
FUN AND FROLIC. MIRTH,
MUSIC AND MELODY
l
l
l
limit must b
fill! it seems that the
lrcuehed and then
Etions are sprung.
muse of the Show now ruun
‘was accorded the biggest
ever given a bill on
NB—
Such is truly 1th
receptlo
«~2Km‘ ' ior‘
it
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Tuesday Evening. Nov. 25§:
some more sensa-
lng and it
the opening day.
"Iiolmes and Edwards proved masters
‘lrounding the nomadic life of the Eu-
'glish gypsics has been put on the
iscreen by Maurice Tourneur in his
new production for Paramount-Art-
craft release. "The Life Line." which
will be the attraction at the Regent.
theatre for the last time today. The
story was originally entitled
Romany Rye." by George R. Sims.
0
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n
:Specially Constructed Scenery , d d {mm a line ac
" Resplendent Costume 1‘“ the accor 9°“ an ' Fund as a stage play was produced
1% DIRECTOR_ s igount‘of ”12315“!"ecsécen'frri‘zncffmiuz:some twenty yrnrs ago at the Prin-
' ’oung. come ”m5 ' ' cess Theatre. London. The theme
‘3 WILLIAM J. CONNORS ‘W'llll‘l of fun. _Emmet't‘ and MOO“? 'conters around the attractive leader
-'§ Pl‘il'es ....... $1.65, $1.10 856‘z l‘wm "0th ‘h" ‘1“? who put the "Del" ;of the gvpsy band who is the real
“i .. Includjn War Tax , lin pepper for the". program “'85..”towner of a fine Engh‘sh estate. His
E g " " 'snappr as it was delifihfml- _ Mll'fil—‘flgm for his inhcritance leads to
. and C839 offered. new delightin the” manv cxctilng episodes. including a
Tif‘ncts may be secured from
"~»-'7"r~‘« and at the Skelly
fiomallg and James
dy skit while the iii
a
i character come
act
it
«i .13.?”
a riot of revelry.
v
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Turn Out to Play, .
\V'ith only two days
iI‘Iorwall-rers can see the.
ition of Harold Bell Wright's
“Midnight's-‘7"
gthe World.”
ito be unable to hold the crowd
lure expected to
;Yest
.. D.-. .Eéu . ;theatre into . .
'5 ‘ ey 5, South NOl'Wlflk.~ Ithe Palace. show cant be beaten and
5 i 3. . Eit thigh? jusc as well be seen tonight
3 ;t.;. (“J-‘11! for the exchange or as Saturday when the crowd Will be
.( i i ,,l ”fr; £9 opened at the box of- impossible to handle.
i °N..- ‘ M
,( ‘ ‘ . . _ .' . n
K ' tum “ill be DOI'niitted to em i EYES OI: THE WORLD
' ”‘4" more than ten tickets at one i .
'1'." Fir" come will be first 59““ 3Only Two More Days for the Showing
} ”L . a ‘ i of the Biggest Feature .Picture
‘ “i A, Ever in Town-Capacity Houses
l
left in whlc
PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
"1 1965': Entertainment Value Ever;
Offered in .Norwalk Is on at Popu-xpeople v
Far Downtown Theatre This' WeeK- Qed with d
Erd. had ever been re
Tie Palace vaudeville bill is one'singie day at Key
' the few reliefs from'tlie highiostllceding theatre of thé‘ town.
“ling. What is {actually a doflai"reasons.are perfectly
.me was altered yesterdav for
"Wat time and will y’ for £59138: 0"..plflcfi, 4g.
'I=r- week at the out sand poms”: successful
Jtz'lCE‘S. The Palace"
isited t
- l
““1095 , ..
“stories written in
m as 43%;
“The Campfire Girls“ turned the
Listen.
dim produc-
“Eyes of
promises
s that
demand admiaszqn.
erday made a new record fin- pic-
ture attendance at Hoyt‘s and more
ho theatre-and watch-
elight the super team! ‘31:!!!
corded present in a
t’s when it was the
The
“m” timid
* . 'The' lcture‘ is- in’ 6:; _
the iamn‘d p of one ogre most .
g thrilling fire in a London theatre and
a rescue at sea by means of a breech-
es buoy of the heroine from a sink-
If __> .—
NAME "BAYER
I7 ON
GENUlNE ASPIRiN
For Lumbago, Backachfe. Pain ’Rheu.
matisrn, ‘
Stiffness
.._—_..__
ti
You want relief—quickly and safely!
Then insist 'upon "Bayer Tabl
Aspirin.” stamped with the
Cross." ' ' '
The name ‘Baycrmlmcaus
and proved
may timWe‘fsemfist'Bme
. ,t V“,
\V. H, Jones. Stamford: H. l2. .\‘n:-th-‘
4
The protliict'rs :zpur» -
Tourneur Spectacle “The Life
_ Line."
The glamour and romance stir-f
“TM ‘
ets of life lucideng;
“Bayer about the Yale
Eon are
getting genuine ‘Asptrid’pmciibed 'by
physicians {or over eighteen years.
safe by- mimonc or people.
Forafemceuuycuclmset a.
hh‘
it.
tannin-iii g; _._ é _: a
l-Sllllllilll ai m3;
‘
.1
New Cilil-QS
.25 to $160
Sample grasses - $15M $50
Smart Suits $25 to $75 ;
Waists’ - - ”$1.25 to $15
Furs ai‘ Moderate Prices
You will find a very large selection to
pick from at the Mintz store. ~
Charge Accounts Opened
l
ing ship .
A competcnt c
story. Jack Holt an
have t
Seena
Beery and Lewis Cody.
ast interprets the big
d Pauline Stark
be leading roles, and others are
Owen. Tully Marshall. Wallace
'George Walsh’s
i Declared
P’ALACE SUNDAY.
“Winning Stroke,
One of the Best Fox
Feature Released.
Coming to the Palace Theatre next
Sunday
photoplay with George
VVilllam Fox star of dashl
romances. This drama
;mark a m
the first bi
;ot a great
swhich scenes
EBDOL"
oar of the Yale crew. is
a game of love and intrlgu
t acting for which
'mands the sort 0
EVValsh is noted. The p
tactual scener o - the
’varslty race and any t!
w
l
campus
concession of the faculty.
is “The “Tuning Stroke," 9.
Walsh, the
rig daredevil
is salt: to
otion picture epoch. as it is
3 film dealing with the life
American university in
were made
George Walsh, as the stroke
"on the
involved in
e that de-
ctuie shows
Yaleflarvard
pica! college
ere. filmed on and
by a pectin!
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REGENT SUNDAY.
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Tom Moore's.“ Play And James J.-
"CONT,
by
serial Make Strong Pro:
- _ _ -__d..__.._._
Regent Theatre Sunday evening. The
James J. Corbett serial will also be
shown.
.ln the production Tom M
seen as the type of wooer tha
:lar opinion has named its
frequent and merry. and
l
l
lseveral sweethearts are broil
gether.
I favorite.
-His adventures in Cupid's realm are
just spicy
enoughi to bring out the humorous
” side of his entanglements when his
;:'..‘-o - , 7" ' ......
."' ,f?’.//a_.f.-/T- ”fl/rv’w .M—t—zv/ ;_
"Eliminates-Jim minim
- . chFONTn'Ws or was Pm:-
. “4-" “"1. r: (:vcscv r’un '- "Cf— »
.» . - ~. -—{ Ame; “3'0”th
:-
Slal‘ enact
gets into difficulties.
izing time trying to prove his sin- of Peter Larson.
cerity and reformation to his prom‘ Norwalk.
ised bride in the face of most accus- ;
ing circumstances, but his efforts are !
rewarded and all ends happily. '
Supporting Mr. Moore in “The (iay
OOTG l‘:
t popu-
-—Derby! Derby! O’Brien‘s.
l
l
Lord Quex" are such favorites. as To 2 t m gem in _ H r f '1
ght to- Gloria Ho e, Naomi Chllden, and P P i 0. ca. or ul nan.
p LAXA’TIVE nnomo Ql'lNlNE
Tllazel Daly and Sidney _Ainsworth.
his part that sympathy; Henry A. Hegelcin has been award»
swings wholly to Lord Quex when he. ed the contract to install an interim»
He has an agon- tional one-pipe heater in the resizieuc.
Pleasant View. Wt 5
Only One “BROMO QU‘NINE”
lie-ts. Look for the sienature of E. W.
The action of the picture is quick; 0---.-- -_..._.. _._ ' ‘
and spirited, and so well does the; cars 352,000 ALIMONY. fem“ “1 lures a Cold in One Der-
l ' Ca . 7
X ‘WOman, Married in Stamford, Givenl ' ‘ ‘ ' 3 ‘
"a...” '
ARMlSTlCE!
Bring back peacef
system is filled v.-
md aching. Your meals are
into poison. gases and acids.
Minted.
taking Cocoa
rats
Enjoy 13:9; Yum-Bridgefield, as a committee for the,
ith liver and bowellcoul‘t- '
Maison which keeps your skin sullen:
four stomach upset, your head
mt icel- tirht. Don't stsv bilions
Feel splendid always'by
' M. The!
14mm ,9!me inconvenience. personal property: "Ind fl
Substantial Award by Court.
Th. "'3'”—
VA decree
$52,000 has been granted in the civnl
3 i
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.‘iide $11 139 film???“ 'E‘NC“ Ha- . That Clocks have gone up,
- ,. l‘;‘. 22:. Zack: veu y u ge a not reene toi V . _ .
E C?“"’“"“‘_" ' ‘“‘ ' Marie M. Osborn of Namath :rom 9‘") ”0‘15 1mm“- W? "e“
Lolds, Baha'i-shew, 5;“- [Clarence F. lOlsborn of #12 Nomton‘ (‘locks at Catalogue prices—-
,- .. ‘._ t .. 4,, ‘street, New even. -.
render l0 .adJaHtf'b . The petition at In“. Osborn was; less 10 per cent. discount for
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‘henrd by Charles Stuart Canleld of!
rial Prices!
Clarence F. Osborn and Mrs. Os-
dull thorn. whose maiden name was Mam;
tumiggEMiller, were ‘ married in Btaml'ord..
You miseptember 23,1907. but separated In ;
'J'Elsosu . \
l Mr. Osborn. according to the finding i
.octhecournlstheovmercfmalend
Memo ,. '
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Expert Watchmeher,
Jeweler and Optldan‘
as! In? court-i nonweut, come.
for divorce and alimony or iCL()CI(S! LOW PRICES!
Cash. Alarm (‘locks at Spec;
CHAS. BRAND
(Over fifteen years“ expel-temp).
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