.1 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 216, tail! 1..
:Regent l‘heatre
‘Trt House Where Quality Reigns
g- «:rtainment Program Every Day
Broadway Shows, Motion
Pictures or Vaudeville
l Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Today
Noted A \ erv
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i l1'1 Heywood Siagc
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“SADIE LOVE”
Sta1 ring
BILLY BURKE
A line of laughs an hour long. T119
111 finest plav this war in pictures.
Other Attractions
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Tomorrow
At 2: 30, 6: 45 and 9 o’clock
Vi i111
VAUDEVILLE
Marguerite Clark
““1”.“
“Luck and Pawn”
A Dynamic Comedy Drama Special
Friday
ith Vaudeville
2: 15 and 6. 45
Separate Run 9 o'clock
Henry B. VValthall
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“The Long Arm of
Mannister”
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REGENT TODAY
Billie Burke Plays “Sadie Love.". Not.
ed Avery Hcpwood New York Stage-
Success
lil‘ie Burke's new Pammount-Att-
.1ti‘t picture. “ Sadie Love." which
living displaved at the Recent "theatre
HHdR)’. is almost a case. for the Loazue
of Nations. Miss Burk-.1. is a vivacious
v./L:11(11'i1':111 girl who is married to
{wrung Italian count. A few minutes
after tho core'monv. a Fr'ent‘ .1 countess
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Pictures ‘EveryDay
Added Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Matlnee,2;15.,— Evening 7 aim: 9.
Today
Para mount Artcrat‘t Presents
MARGUERITE CLARK
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“LUCK AND PAWNZ’
A photoplay crammed to the brim
with excitement. fun and love and
the Witching spell of the little star
who puts a smile into your heart.
Comedy Feature
Other Attractions
Thursday
at
ALACE
OPULAR
RICES
ACTS 0F
, ‘VAUDEVlLLE
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BILLIE BURKE
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A noted picturization of Avery
llopwood's Broadway success
“SADIE LOVE”
Complete Shows at 2:15, 6:45, 9:15
Friday
Bessie Love
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“The Fighting Colleen”
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Vaudeville
HIOYT’S
The Best- Produced Pictures
Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day Evenings '
7 Saturday Matinee
Special Thanksgiving
Feature '
Mat. 2::15. Eve. 72:15 and 9.
ALICE BRADY
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“THE DEATH DANCE”
. Comedy
Other Attractions
Friday
Madlaine Travers
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“Snares of Paris”
A First Run Fox Feature
Saturday
All Star Cast
“WIT WINS”
Miss Burke is her own delightful
self in this screen fart (1, which was ad
aptcd from Avery H0011 ood's stasze
”access of the same name James 1..
Cxane is again the star's leading man.
and others in the cast include Jud
Prouty. Hedda Hopper. and ill-dull
'Montrose. John S. Robertson. who
guided Mia Burke through l1er~.vrm'i-
ous release. “The Misleading “'idow."
was again her director in “Sadie Love ’
and has done a highly artistic piece of
work.
PALACE VAUDEVILLE
“Old Stand-by ~Houu" Resting on its
Laurels for Big Thanksgiving Show
-—-Popular Prices Continue
1priced metropolitan vaudeville in Sor-
'wnlk, has a Show of its usual standard
lbooked for lhe week end presentation
morrow afternoon at 2'13.Tl1e Show
ing international mix-up follows,
it.~u1n1s at one point that no less
than
ll:\\l‘ to lu' railed to adiust
llowm 111, pic'tt} Miss
hiahlv satisfactory
layed honeymoon.
program.
4
Mon.-.--Tu
Matinee...“
Evening
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Pictures Only
w-—
Opening
and 1
lot five acts has been booked with :1
peifect knowledge of the demands of
'the theatre gems of Nerualk kid in
a the full expectation that it will meet
PH‘S‘di-‘nt \Vilqon “m 1 every test to which it can be submit-
matteis.
Burke prmes (“We
as an arbiter and
the young couplc1 start upon their de-I
ted As well as being of the \91‘) first
the show will be one with nap
and dash throughout that will give a
practically the first world peace rele-
Superior
real Thanksgiving touch to what ~ is
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With its reputation for offering the‘
;best in vaudeville well established, the'
;Palace Theatre, first to offer popular;
jheciuninc with the holidav matinee tO—'
recem
There “ill be
mote reunions: than c‘ er in \‘orwalk
and :1. lar’ac umber of families wil.
leave the festive board to continue a
gladsume 1131" at the Palace either af-
ternoon or exeninz. They will pick
the Palace mambo the Palace man.
argement's experienCe in the selection'
of vaudeville_Will.assu1e them wiihout.
0' hesitation that’ilhc show will be light.
All Palate sbws are that and wi h
the ex {1121 e wi‘i made for the holiday.
they will know th at non" hatter could
he found anywhere. regardlws of price. ‘
Billie Burk: “ill be starred in “Sadie
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wood 5, noted onaduav success
aw Billie Bu e is attracting attention
at the Libert \' in New 301k todav,
will she command the Palace audienc-
es in “Sadies Love" tomorrow. Thom
will be three shows complete at 3.15.
13:13 and 9:15.
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PALACE TODAY
Edgar Alan Poe Creation 11-. the Part
Played by Marguerite Clark in the
Charming Feature, “Luck and Pawn"
Another Broadway staze play has.
been converted into a screen vehicle
for Marguerite Clark. Following her
succeed in' “YVidow by Proxy,"
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Margureite uark in Luck and Pawn"
At Palace Today
also :1 former staze romedv. she i; he
ing presented in “Luck and Pawn."
Marvin Taylor‘s light dramatic suc~
(was, and will be >093 at the Palace
Theatre this afternoon and evening.
The picture is described as a comedy;
of the type that Miss (‘lark has always
succeeded in making extremal. on
tertaininz and sparkllnc on tin.a s" 9°11
it court-Jug the fortunes of a little
country-girl “ho aspi res to be an att-
cturizution of A1 eiv Hop-i
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fist and seeks the advice of a noted
painter'as to tho merit of her Tim'kJ
fonly TO be told that her talents almi;
7’ artistic lines are extremely limited.
Horrm or, her charms atlract a voun:
rich idler, who secs in lie-1' a Wel-
come rolie.’ from the sophisticated v10
men of his acmiuaintence in cmx'tant
pursuit of him for his wealth. No (1';-
t'1hlishes her in a fashionable hotel as
his guest, concealing her identv from
his mother. Despite exposure by a
match-making dowzteer and other non.
plicmions. the affair turns out happily.
Charles Meredith hrads a capable 511:1-
poru’ng cast. and the picture was di-
reccd by “’altcr Edwards.
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WHEN IN NEW YORK SEE
DoNALD 13m, PEGGY wooo, ROLAND YOUNG in
THE HIT OF THE YEAR
“BUDDIES”
A Captivating Comedy by George V. Hobart
With charming Music by C. B. Hilliam
Unanimously Praised by All N. Y Critics
ELWYN'S 2THtEA'PRE
Eves. 8: 30. Mats.2 Wed. :21 Sat. 2: 30
Special Attention to Mail Orders.
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Lion of Labor charter in tho lnwmav
iional Association of Fire Fighters.
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Thanksgiving
Sale
10c. 15c. 20c
Powders ............ 88.
45c and35¢
35c
. ........ 60c '
50c .
116 So. Main Street
_ _ . _ Vaudeville
THANKSGIVING DAY. THURSDAY, NOV. 27
AT NORWALK’S - LEADENG ' PLAYHOUSE
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€1.70. { .
20c
OnHolidays and Saturdays
There Will Be Three Compilers
aaude vi
and Picisu'es
Programs at215 6.45, 9 -
e Regent Theatre
Beginning this date, theatre policy will include three days of Vaudeville every week---
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The high class Motion Pictures will be shoWn as usual.
Only. clean, Wholesome acts from the leading . Circuits will be offered on every Regent
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Evening
. Extra Home
PICTURES AND” VAUDEVlLLE
Thur.—-Friday---Sal.
Matinee 3
25c
35c
Show 9:15. Zlc
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Norwalk Chronicler