Evening sentinel, Monday, November 24, 1919 · page 3

 
 
 

 

‘ ‘ MONDAY, NOV. 24, .1919

 

 

 

 

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l Regent- l‘lleatre
The House \Vhere Quality Reigns
Entertainment Program Every Day
Broadway Show, Motion

Rictures or Vaudeville
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.

 

 

Pictures Every Day
fielded Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
. matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.

 

TU ESDAY and ‘NED-
NESDAY.

PlCTURES MATlNEE and NlGHT.

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TraunsoAv, FRIDAYand shuts.
DAY,
PlCTURES and VAUDEVILLE.
2:15 and 6:45.
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SUNDAY EVENlNGS.
PlCTURES, 7:15 and 9:15.

PRlCES:
Pictures Only.

Matinee ,

VIVIAN . MARTIN
‘ drillldlAL
FIANCEE”

A picture that is different—:wlth
a notable star, supported by a nota~
ble cast. in one of her most appeal-

ing: I‘Olt‘b‘A
—and ——

M ack Sennett’s

"up IN ALF-'5 ROOM"

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Tuesday Tuesday
3 THE NOZED IMINSTRELS A Tmmpr You.“ MW, Forget.
usplces ,
NORWALK LODGE, B. P. o. E. HOHPENI’
Wednesday “THE GRIM GAME

Paramount. Presents

MARGUERITE CLARK

“LUCK AND PAW'TN,FM;

\Vednesday
Billie Burke

Popular Norwalk Favorite. Comes
to the. Regent
——-in~—-

“Sadie Lve”

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it Thursday i...
g Vaudeville—Vaudeville Thursday. (Igirday. Satur-
3‘Sh0‘vs’3 Vaudeville and
2:15. 13:12:12 9:15 ; Feature Pictures
Billie Burke l M... ._, . - .
——in—~ "" to which an entertaining mystery story

has been worked by Arthur B. Reeve
of “Cruise lx’ennedy" fame. and John
\\'. Gray. Ann Forest heads a notable
east, ineludindThomas Jefferson and
Tully )lal‘suull. Irvin \Vlllat was the

“Sadie Love”
Evening Prices for Matinee.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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' ' ELKS’ MlNSTRELS.
AI IHE FREAIRES The. Elks' Minstrel Committee has
‘ completed arrangements for the big

,production by the Minstrel Troupe of
.I)anhllr_v Lodue. which will appear in
|all it's splendor at the Palace. Theatre
.tmnorrow evening, for the benefit of
the lordl lodge.

The big show Will be blouszllt here
“ A ' .' g ‘ ' .~ ,in its entirety. with the specially cm.-
5.; stringing:minim-$1,:[Kigrfiglgmg‘é’vfi strueted scenic mounting, elaborate:
ll“.traluounLArtcraft pllotoplay. “His costuming and a. personnehof ““31
.n‘ficial Fiancee," which is coming to smgers, dancers, and comedlans. am
the Regent theatre today only. Miss .llle show Will be given exactly as pre-
Martin has the role of a-Stt‘anl‘apher,Sented in Danbury earlier in the
uruployed in the London office of “v“;‘monih. to ”19 blggest 'bus‘lness 9} or
it lln W‘aters, a stern, cold-blooded bus- lplayed to by a theatrlcal attraction
illess man. He sunlmo 3 her and tells 'in that. ‘9‘?“- -
her it is necessary 0,. business rea-,’ In addltlon to the first. part or the
«ms for him to pose during: the next 'minstrel'proper. four acts. or {“019
few weeks as a man engaged to be than ordlnary merit are carried b,\ the
married. Hp offers. her the post of show. The Allmghams present a
“official fiancee" for a nlonpv consid- black face knoekabout turn. smglng.
“tuition? Pressed for funds:le con- dancing and general knockabout act
gents. Many complications (insura. mehich accepted for booking by the
eluding the comingr on the Scene of 21 Keith circuit. and the arrangement
former lover, \Valter's enlbal‘l‘aSSingxfOl‘ their appearance was cancelled
42w dog uncle. and the arrival of a only after George Alllngham. the
charming French girl between whom daddy 01' the Mt was elected town tax

ind Waters an understanding evident-l-Conecml‘ '931‘13’ in OCtObeT-
1y exists, The seven syncopated stoppers pre-

Tlle two officially engaged persons 9911f 3‘ 391533 0f dancing numbers en-
tail in love. and it all comes ~out hep-£11119!I ”311101! and White and the
pily. Forrest Stanley is the leading3WOl‘k of the young men is of a high
man, and the cast includes Mollie McJOl‘dfi‘l‘ of excellence. _ »

Connell, Vera Sisson, Hugh Huntley The F‘V‘e‘Plan0_FlendS_iS a high
and Bobby Bolder.” Robert G. Vignola, grade piano act mtroducmz Profes-
whoalso directed Miss Martin in "The 801‘ Connors. the Director of file'shqw.
Third Kiss," her previous release, was Dilly Barney, organist and leml‘fil.
:In charge. . Cliff Seymour. popular 'Jazz ar-
' ttst. Ken Newman and Tommy (6:111:3-

. 1111 r two artists of marked a iiy.
PALACE TOD“ {Th3} entire company, principals and
’chorus, is brought back for a rousing
finale.

The chart for the exchange and 53's
zeal of reserved seat tickets opened this
'morning at 19 o'clock and the indica-
tions are that. a crowded Irouse will

laid out for him by the scenart- (greet a“; singing‘Dpanburians when the
,. '. _ . curain s rung u .
isr-:1"giengllnfgggggndfflgggt1:111:l The sale of tickets will continue at
Alzlce, {by the first time in NorwalkflthP box office of the Palace Theatre
11.4.1}; nearlv provgd his undoing. m- until the opening of the show. Do not
=* A” Wee battle in which Houdini fightstdelayl secure your seats early.
3'5““ a quartet of burly “extras.” hisl , ‘ .
rwrlst snapped in the midst of the ac-' REGENT WEDNEsfiAY
tum, and. though the scene was finish- A dark. handsome Italian count with
0:1. further work on the picture had to a carefully. waxed black :moustache
l»:- postponed for several week's", for it: and the manners)! .n Chesterfield—
was found that a. large babe in his isn’t it a perfect description
wrist had been broken cleanly in two. ‘ideal picture villlan? Even aft he

‘The present generation can seerme marries pretty 'Billie .‘Burke in "Sadie
“'11 person.” soad Houdini during the Love}! the Paramount-Moran picture
filming of “The Grim Game,” "but I which is at thejlegent theatre for the
want my most thrilling feats pet-petty first time in hos-walkoWedqesday Ina-y
med on the scream.” that; people :in tinee and nlghhyou’fiilf maglue,~-he

REGENT TODAY

 

Vi-Jian Martin is Starred
mount-Artcraft Feature
table Support

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The Great Houdini Apearing in, “the
Grim Game” Offers the Most Won-
derful Thrills of the Screen
‘i‘he tremendous energy and

“ ‘ 1" Which Houdini, the ‘famous hand-

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. . 17c
. . . . 20c
Evening ................. ' ..

Pictures and Vaudevxlli, 'c
Evening 253’
Matinee ..................... _

Except holiday, when evening
. prices prevail.
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Today ,
Paramount Artcraf t Presents ’
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Mrs. L. Shukcs, of 660 Savin
Ave, New Haven. Tells
AnotherRemarkableStory
of the W'onderful Effects,
of the Tonic CINOT. Now
Being Introduced
W'oods’ Drug Store, Newi
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Mao. L. SHUKES.
In an interview with the CINOT ex-
pert. he said: "My heart just aches for

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some of the. people that are suffering
lt‘rsm constipation and stomach trou-
ble, but I feel that I should be thank,
tul that I am selling something that.
vwlll relieve them of their misery. I
had a. young lady come in. a few mo-
.ment: ago. who is employed in a large
ifartory. 'She had been on the point ot‘
gquittinsr just because she wasworn
,‘out, She .liud taken CIXOT now for
:twr) \vceks and looks 100 per cent. bet-
}ter, and feels it. too, she says. Take,
Efor instance. Mrs. Shakes. whose pho-
{to appears above. She says:

i “ ‘l’or (mile a few years I have been
(a sufferer from chronic constipation.

iwou’d just have to :0 to bed to not re-
lief. My back would ache beyond de-
scription. I have taken but two bot-
tles of (‘lNOT and I feel better than;
,I have for years. I highly endorse this‘
themed) and have every confidence in
, CINOT gets results because it is not
a Illt or miss remedy. It is compound—
eed from the juices of herbs and is bal-
fimced in every way. It is a tonic in

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‘ until 1 oclock. One of the largest

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. every sense of the word. so if you are
;a su'ferer. give it a trial, l
9 CINOT is sold at l’lllistell'zz Dl‘llz’
Store, W'ashingzton street, Also. at the;
WYestpOrt Dru: Co. \l'es‘tporl: Switz-’
er's Drug Store. Southport: “i 3.!
”Tales Drug Po. Stamford: ll. l2. Nor-i
.lltrop‘s. Danhury. and at Hartisail's
Drug Store, 81 Fail-field AWL, Bridge-1
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Blending" i
Nature is a masthr color

blender—and artists copy her. '
She grows. fine teas, but
artlsts in the business blend
them.

Van Dyke, master artist, has
blended Quali-Teas for you.
They will delight you. ‘

 

 

MURRAY’S er (a calm TRA
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Murray’s Singing.“ Orchestra will
play at the Norwulk Armory Wetlres
day (Thanksgiving Eve). All the
latest'and popular song and dancel
hits will be played. Messrs Perry and 5
Murray will introduce some of tllel

 

 

which is well applauded by all who}
attend. ’ . ;
THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.

'Phe Evening Sentinelpfollowing its
'Asual custom, will issue a morning pa-
per~on Thursday. Thanksgiving Day:
Items of neWs, advertisements. etc,
should reach the otticé Wednesday af—l
temoon. C . g
crowds of the year will be expszte’i: _._..___. l
as this orchestra has a wide 'reputa—i ‘m ‘ Senttuei “9"“ Ad"””"'
tion for furnishing snappy music ;mont.

 

 

 

TheNoeralk
. ~ , COAL
, & Supply Co.

SOUTH NORWALK

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Distributor of High Stud;
Hard and Soft Goals

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Masc ns’Materials of all kinds

Fertilizers—a variety

 

Roofing Paper—Sewer Pipe

Successors to '
RAYMOND BROS. -

 

Crushed Stone——Etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

. i I DECORATIVE LINENS'

Madeira Linens have an unusual fascination for "calm ‘,
who love beautiful designs in exquisite hand embroidery.

We are {affiliate in having a. good mlety of Center
Pieces, Scarfs, Doylies, Tray Covers, Napklns, Luncheon Sets,
Etc.

If you are int’ercsted in Linen Pieces finished with gezzu‘ne
French, hand-made Cluny lace, you-Wm be able to find what
you desire here. 4, ,

We also have in Jock various sizes in hemtitched, fine, ;
plain linen, for the womn who likes to embroider‘a monogram,
or finish same with lace of her own making.

All these Linens were purchased many months 3.33 and
represent values that could not be duplicated teda at whole-
sale.

 
 

 

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Delays

Thesday

PRICES

l‘viammothElks Minst

Reproduced By

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DKNBURY LODGE, NO. 120, B. r. o." E.

For the Benefit Of

NORWALK LODGE, NO. 709, 37?. O. E.

South N orwalk

Evening, N 0v

Palace Theatre

 

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The Big Theatrical Event of the Season

Capable Comedians

f" In An Evening Of

Wonderfully Trained Chorus of Fifty. Premier Balladista,

FUN AND FROLIO, MIRTH, MUSIC AND MELODY

‘BPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED SCENERY
RESPLENDENT COSTUMES
DIRECTOR—WILLIAM if. CONNORS

(Including . War Tax)

are dangerous. m

. . . .. ........................... $1.65, $1.10, 85c
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Tickets may be secured from members, and at the Skelly
Store, Norwalk. and James Donnelley’a.‘ South Nor-walk.

The chart for the exchange and sale of tickets is now own,
at the box omce of the Palace Theatre; Secure your seats now.

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JUST A CARD ,_ :
— TO SAY- THAT

our Novembar Sale
at Millinery

is new on and atprices re-
markedio the 'owest possi-
ble figures. \

$2.98 up :9
JACOBY’ S '4”

 

 

 

Quali-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb. ‘

 

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Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1.00,35c lb.

Silver Label Teas 12 lb.
pkg. 35c‘

Gold Label Teas, 1.2 lb. " -
pkg............ ...... 45c

JamesVanDykGo.
128 Washinlltnn St.

 

 

Three Great Lectures

RUSSELL , H. comm—~—
“ACRES OP DIAMONDS"—
Nov. 25, 1919, at 8p. m.

NEWELI. DWIGHT ZEIILLIS—i
“THE AWOL OP TODAY
AND TOMORROW”—Jan. 16,
.1920, 8 p. m. ‘

 

 

 

 
 

HAVE YOU A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX m A MODERN
VAULT? Inner. LET us RENT you on AT m Nom-
' mu. 0081' or roll; DOLLARS PER YEAR.

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quail-t) Wearever Aluminum Windsor Kettle and Cover like

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“molt-mom 1'0 noose-
VEI.’ ”—Hurch 9, 1920.8 1). 1:1.1
Lectures“ be dohvcrediném
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later Years can assure Meshes t, be .bosus. as
I actually dld‘therm.“ That?" by I'm to .
have saved the most ’ ‘
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WE A R E VE R
Aluminum Cooking Utensils ‘

Under‘the auspices of Miss Fletcher, an expert from the
Wearever Factory, all next week.

All housewives are invited to call and se how this famous
cooking were is used. .
urlng this demonstration we will sell a. No. 130 (4.

‘ Regular Price $2.60
Demonstration Price -

ff LOWEST

= Demonstration and Sale

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