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cuTURDAY, NOV. 22, 191%“
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This is an actual
scene from this serial
train
tearing along: at terrific speed.
Picture on automobile in a wild
mu cine an express
«lush to bout the mirusliinu
train to the crossing with the awful result shown in the pict-
ure. And remember, this scene is actually“ shown in tho
astounding Universal Serial—”THE MIDNIGHT MAN" featuring
i " The REC-est and Best Known Serial Star
JAMES .1. Concert
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Known thn world (war as the famous “GENTLEMAN Jul."
And remember too that this thrilling seen” is but on» of
scores that will rivet you to your very sent. and make you so
anxious to see each sum‘cwliux episode you’ll hardly be able
to wait till it. 0mm ; round each week. DON'T MISS EVEN
ONE SINGLE EPISODE. See it this week-see it every week zit——
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REGENT THEATRE
Every Sunday Eveningr
32' 75 wBEGINNING TOMORROW NIGHT
Don’t Miss the Start of This Serial '
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The House Where QUaIity Reign:
Entertamment Program Every Day
Broadway Sixewfi, Motion
Pictures or Vaudeville
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
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The Eminent Japanese Actor
SESSUE HAYAKAVVA
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“THE DRAGON '
PAINTER”
A Picture of Beauty and Power
Throughout
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Sunday
' Tom Moore
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“THE GAY LORD
QUEX”
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_ James J. Corbett
Mondayf
VIVIAN MARTIN
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“His Ofiicial Fiancee” ,
.1 HAROLD BE‘lL‘WRIGHTS
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of 80.51012 and Ca/zfomz'a
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'IT CREATED A SENSATION AT THE SHUBERT. BOSTON
AND HOLDS ATTENDANCE RECORDS THE COUNTRY OVER ,
‘, Hoyt953, Theatre
MATINEE 2:15.
TONIGHT 7:15 and 9:15.
Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday. Friday, Saturday
Matinee 2:15.
Today
Another Bill of the
Evening 7 and 9.
“Direct From New York”
Symphony Orchestra. Admission 25c.
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REGENT TODAY
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Regent‘s Sunday feature with the.
James J. Corbett serial. had the honor:
of meetinz Lieutenant-General Ligv,
gett. who was a guest at the house.!
Uipanese Dramatic Star Appears in
I "The Dragon Painter’E—Exceptional‘
Feature Production 2
lust the bare anounccmcnt of thc:
appearance of Sessue llayuknwa in 21
{Regent feature picture today is all that
nPCcssarY in the way of assurance
to the public that the last word in
nutcrlainmenl is in store for them.‘
Ji’owcver beyond that it may be up
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propriately said that “ he Dragon ‘ g , _ i: W
:Piinter" is an exceptional feature and ‘m*‘*‘“‘"““ H ‘ i
“no of the best in which the noted OMMQOREflfffiwag‘fdQuex/
General LZTgcc'tl. was one of the row
Japanese dramatic star has ever ap-
ziwarcd. “The? Gray Horizon" which
William Fox Presents
GEORGE WALSH
win——
“THE WINNING
STROKE”,
Fay Tincher '
“Sally's Blighted Career”
wand—
Fifteen Minutes in Jazz Land
Being 3 Concert cf Selected Jazz
Specials by Palace Harmonkts .
Under Dircction James Sexton
Monday
HQUDINI
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“THE GRIM GAME"
sons why the great German offaisive
was trumped into a rout. lie retently
returned from France after important
service in the army of occupation.
The entire. Tom Moore company
journeyed to San Francisco and Bur-
linghnm, California to obtain fit.l.‘.ng 10._
cations for the scenes i'epregrut?’ I
the beautiful English estate wllich'flg-'
uré in the new production. Dire‘C-t'orl
Harry Beaumont obtained the priVii‘eg‘e
of using George TV. Pope’s estate. The
‘wilS the immediate predecesson of
"P110 Dragon Painter" whs regarded
i..- the feature in which the star had
touched anew mark, but critics are
mn‘eed that his latest Vellit‘le surpass-
w. in its dramatic power and in the
technique of its presentation anyone
mat has gone before. licgcnl’patrons
.n'c therfore particularly fortunate in
lmving the opportunity to see this
:waérecu play. “'ith it this afternoon
mid evening will be offered other at-
tractiones of merit.
W i—Colds Cause Headaches and Pains.
REGENT ,SUNDAY {Fevcrish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from a cold are soon relieved{
by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
. INE Tablets. There is only one “BRO-
LlisOMlNINE." E, W. GROVE‘S sig-
nature on the box. 300‘.
:rom Moore in ‘Tho Gay Lord Quex,"
and Start of James J. Corbett's Seri.
al Make Unsurpassable _Bi|| ‘ .
While on location at the famous
woonze W. Pope estate, Tom Moore,
..iar of the new Goldwyn offering,
‘ 'i‘hc Gay Lord Quex," which is the
three 'Great lectures:
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EUSSELL H. CONWELL—;
“ACRES 0F DIAMONDS”—-—j
Nov. 25, 1919, at 8 p. m. i
BSEWELL DWIGHT .HILLIS—,
“THE AMERICA 01" TODAY,
AND TOMORROW”—-Jan. 16,,
1920, 8 p.111. ’ i
. CHARLES AUBREY EATON—J;
“mom mucom T0 noose,
VELT”—March 9, 1920, s p. n.4,
unthOPécT-IC
,ELECTRo-T’HERAISV
Lectures to be delivered in timid, ' NERVOUS ANQVCHBON'G' .l
South Norwalk Methodist 3pm; , , . DISEASfifi” , .
copal Church. ‘ , . ism; York’s Legging W
Tickets for the course of three - . P1118161“- :POV-z j m] “‘3 '0‘“. ,3, i"
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single lecture -
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Ientire company was absent for
ten
days, durin: whirl! all the beautiful ex-
teriors for “The Gay Lord Quex" were ,
made, and the players had’ the oppor-
tunity of becoming acquainted with a
real general at the home of his friends.
PALACE SUNDAY
Yale-Harvard Varsity Race, One of.
Features of Scenes in Gecrge.
the
Walsh’s, “The Winning Stroke"
“The winning stroke." 2'. new ‘Vil-
liam Fox phé‘toplay starring: Gem-latI
W'alsh, should contain an abundance
of excitement. for its scenes include
'the famous Yale-Harvard boat race.
one of the greatest of college events.
Walsh, blg‘. handsome and athletic. is
the stroke cf the Yale crew and the
hero of artory of college romance
written by Edward Sedgwick. ‘For this
picture the race of this year was film-
ed with the monster crowds of cheer-
ing students, graduates and returned
military men. and the river gathering
of launches, tugs and yachts attendant
on the’ historic contest.
“The Winning Stroke" is at the Pa-
lace Sundav. Pay Tincher in, “Sally’s
filighted Career.” Paza Magazine and'
James J.'Sexton’s “Fifteen Minutes in
Jazz Land"wvli1 complete the, bill.
JAMES J. CORBETT: '
Leads Thrilling, serial, “TheJflldnEght
Man"~ Opening at 'the Regent To
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sequent mcrease Irr the value of buildings. machinery. merchandise and household eifects. and would
recommend that. you look over. your insurance with this in View. and advise us how much additional in-
As you know. the cost to construct a building today is from 35 per cent. to 100 per cent. more than
it.was five years ago, and even taking into consideration depreciation. the replacement value. which is
the adjustment bazis in case of a fire. is greater than the cost of the building a fcwiyears ago. Machin-
ery. merchandise and household effects have also its eased in like proportion.
We would also call your attention to Rent Insurance which covers loss of rents svhen leased proper-
ty becomes untena table by fire; or where one’s own premises are occupied. the rem, 'hich must be paid
for other quarters while fire damage is being repaired. and provides a fund with which to pay taxes.
interest charges and other costs not covered in the fire policy. that arise during the period of rebuilding;
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former world's champion heayyv eight “’ASHXNGTON, Nov, 22.-—S:1;z::z‘ h”
and SH": 01: the newhl niversal (“O-”a“ been placed under wartime rcuirictiun
‘The Midnight Man. which .opens and will probably be rationed to :h
Sunday evening at the Regent their people in an effort to avert a “(cater
tre. . _ . ed sugar famine. Because of the Eravi».
In hlS 59““ (orb-cit does such min- ty 0! the situation, President “333‘
or stunts as whipmng an even dozen has revived the wartime food contro
laws. still in effect, and has trans'nr
ed authority at the food administrata
to Attorney General Palmer.
he attorney-general can cvr'cv‘c'i :
jurisdiction over all food supplies i
he considers it necessady. its will no
do this, ‘t was said. escort a". an ex
tremc measure. and will confine his
present duties toward regulating the
sugar distribution.
Heavy purchases for foreign account '
were said to be one of the chi.“ (an
-.-».~ for the p="‘St-nf sugar shortage.
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fullvgrown men, vaulting a tin-fort}
stone wall and’leaping f'om buildings:
to telephone wires m'anv feet below;
And inclozed was a ticket eniitl’ng‘:
the bearer to one lesson—absomtely.
freé— at the Physical Culture school,
Sof'Joseph A. Eliason. 1
Corbett jokingly called up Mr. Elia-T
.son to thank his for the. courtesy.
' “I’ll fire that blamed stenographer."
‘sputtercd El’ason over the wire when
lhe-heard Corbett’s honey-coated words,
‘of thanks. "I told him to get the nam-
ies of the men stars at Universal and
RUSSELL H. CONWELL
. . . Who will lecture in the Methodist
'some of the other studios and mail Church in South N orwalk next Tues.
them our literature, with a {reciticket day evening on, “Acres of
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Diamonds."
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comes «om \ _ .
ketns a mpt‘mr or crow" M
other good Turkeys do. We have
b'een'very lucky this season in
getting ,the finest selection of
Thanksgiving poultry ever of-
terod. Quality is very. uniform
and no! the highest. Turkeys,
geese” (incite, canons,‘ toms, _
broilers a2"! combs; -M. In in .
t-o...uuh;31 mar-
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. , slcally tit and mutton years toiyour than to send you one? 7,, fl , The Eu“
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DANBURY LODGE, N0. 120, B. P. O. E.
For the Benefit Of
NORWALK LODGE,£O. 709, B.P. O. E.
Palace Theatre.
South Norwaik
The Big Theatrical Event of the Season
Wonderfully Tram Chorus of Fifty. Premier 331MB“.
FUN AND FROLIG, mTH,‘ MUSIC AND MELODY
BFECIALLY UONSTRUOTED SGENERY
- RESPLENDBNT COSTUMES ‘
DEEOTOL—WILLIAM J. CONNORS
(Indudmg‘ . ~War Tax)
_ The chart for the exchange of. tickets will be opened all. th
' hummer alum rm Theatre at 10 am" Monday, November"
h Elks Minstrels
Reproduced By
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Evening, No
Capable Comedians .
. In An Evening Of '
................... . . . $1.65, $1.10, 85¢" ;
be permitted to exchange more than ten
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