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A First Run Fox Features
“The Snares of PariS”
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MATINEE AND EéENlNG
All Star Cast
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ALACE
OPULAR
RICES
ACTS 10F
VAUDEVELLE
THE HEADLINERS
STONE AND THE
MOYER SISTERS
Singing, Dancing and Piano
Novelty
MCCORMICK &. IRVING
Character Comedy Duo
WAGNER AND DlCKENS
Direct from Monte Cristo, Jr.,
M..~A IE. -h........:.z:a=
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Vocalists and lnstrumcntalists
THE FOUR RUBES
A Great Comedy Quartet
SERITA AND HER
JAZZ BAND
Introducing Six Dixie Boys
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One ot' the Best Feature Pictures
Ever Offered.
BESSIE LOVE
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.“THE FIGHTING
COLLEEN”
Tomorrow
VAUDEVILLE TH REE TIMES
handg...
“Smashing Barriers”
Sunday Evening
George Walsh “
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“The Winning Stroke”
Al THE lflllllRlS
PALACE PICTURES
The l’alam» Theatre will offer 'illi-
:«111 Duncan in "SmaShing Barriers"
with vaudevxllo on Saturday.
d ay, ,lt-orzo \Valsh will be starred in
"i‘hc “'innin: Strokc." This feature
was announced for» last. Sunday“ but a
unstako in shipping prevented its ar-
rival and "The Gay..l.ord Qucx", last
Sunday's Regent feature was run
through the kindness of the manage-
ment of the uptown theatre. On Mon-
day Tom Mix will be starred in “The
Speed Maniac” one of the most thrill-
ing picture spectacles ever filmed.
'l‘hose are Palace attractions up to the
minute in all resmcts. ‘
PALACE VAUDEViLLE
Excellent: Bill Op‘ened YeSterday to
Record, Breaking Houses—Offered
for; Balance of Week With Feature
Pictures
Palace patrons were not expectant
in vain yesterday when they came .to
the theatre prepared for" a treat in
the vaudt-ville show that opened with
the holiday matinee. They "were 3““
on a surprise in the excellence at the
hill offeresthe like of which has not
been seen in this city inia longtime.
' tllo \‘zlll'lr‘V-lll“ aol'agc.
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ipmml-mw \"ltll wlnch they wcro rc-
' our of 11m Monto Prism, Jl‘.. cast and
land with tho i‘antl accompaniment wrn,
‘t-uroundings of poverty.
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On Sun i
,itlie theatre was taxed for the evening
“‘WIT . W'IN S”
sistcrs oponcil the show to a decidedly
1mm! Start with a. singing. dancing and
piano novelty act that made a hit at
Tho girls \vcre clever and tlrr-W
tllo llousc immcdiatciy. McCormick
and lrvina in a. character come-'11: pro-
gram were A riot, of fun fzom their ap-
puarancw until the curtain. \Vazncr
:mtl llickcnn cave a numhcr of \‘ocal
and instrumental sclNFtions far above
The two wore
sown in the Elk: Show on 'Tllcsday
night and tiw hookinr: of their act ol‘er
llll‘ week 0nd was tho result of the
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(“rived ‘(afl’ncr recently was a mom-
oprpml in vaudeville with the closini.r
of the Broadway show. The Four
Ruhos might; have bccn billed appro-
priatolv eunuch so far as appearance
wont. but they were as m from rubcs
an actor‘s. Thcv gave a finislmd en-l
tm‘lainmcnt that made them one of
ill? fact numbers of the hill. Seritar
and her jazz band. a soxtotte of Dino
Musicalists clo-scd th.n Show. Sarita
I‘!‘(l‘.r‘(l a sinner of exceptional merit‘
This is one of the luv-<11
t. the
tho house‘.
phasing vaudeville acts soon a
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PALACE FRIDAY
Bessie Love‘ Plays “The Fighting Cal-
lecn"~$e:cnd Day of Vaudeville
That Made Hit on Thanksgiving
Nowhere in tho structut-o of socirty
«lows the law of the fiurvival of the fit
tcvst operate. with more inevitable and
lllfilllllN'
Mr. Oliver W. Holmes, Wh
ghas been demonstrated
SilllEllEll lllllll
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ReSideson Poplar Street,
“Waterbury, Tells Incident
That Will Be Intzresting
to Those‘Sufi'ering’ Fro
Blood Disorders ' '
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.~BuoBtEs.-'
Once in a whim a theatrical produc-
tion has charm gncugh, or .. novelty
enough or humor’cnough to pass its
opening in a_h19fti‘opolitan playhouse
withouft in agvlefiie' criticism. In the
case 0 ,t c, c wyn’o’ pmduction of
"Buddha." l‘rf‘vmich maid Brian, mg
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_gy Wood arid Roma Young are the
stellar triumvirate. in .the Selwyn Elm»
atre,‘l‘lew York, it would seem to be a
combination of these three amiable it:-
gredlents of ente‘rtalnmcnt that has
brought'George .V. Hobart the most:
fulsome praise or his brilliant career'
as a successfulpiaywright. and eatah-l
lishegl B. C. Hilliam as a composer to
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glut; whim
Thofifi' g was {fibrilla'rb ‘iziflls'llnacr'ing
in the‘rcccsscs of memory t ‘ "‘c:
vagarlerand delicate wlllmslca itiéo of
‘ch 0' My Heart” will find in “Bud-
dies” 3 love story of similar delicacv
and charm. for Mr. [Johan‘s rumancfr
of quaint Brittany is a trauma: talc do
a gentle maid of France. and an Amen?
loan Soldier, who is too shy to declare'
his love, for which Mr. Hilliard hail
atom-flatlnnj .
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“cu—m.
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All the 01d ‘Wfidli‘flns‘. n" hur’nn hr
country, love and friendhip, are dclio:
cately intcm’ovcn with hurt r and m '
thos, telling the sclmplc stoty of soul 7
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“'e have always (-ontr-nded tita‘
CINOT was a blood purifier and il
mam: times
and Mr. Holmes who is well known in
“'aaterbury as a painter and decorator
attests to the fact himself. his state
moat is proof of our assertions he
savs: -
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crally acts his system saturatml with
load which brings stomach troubk‘.
weak lcitlnovs and constipation and
rheumatic pains. I was bothered with
all of these and had been inolt‘m:
around for thc past two years: for a
remedy and could find nothing. A
talkctl it owr \vith tho (TA'OT otnnrt
who advised me of tho virtucs o”
CINO'I'. I tried a bottle and nol’or saw
continuous tittct than in the tone-
mt-nts ol’ the cxceedinly poor. \‘itm;
man'i's l‘vit‘Hllu, ‘.\ Fic'ttin: (‘ollOonf
reveals. tln- hull! of this ideal. v:i7l: i'rl
lot-curlinst glimpses of the struuales 01’
t-lztu'at‘ttvt's in that strata ol‘ soticzv. l
'i‘lw [Hutllll'llllll with Bossiu Lovo in;
llu- titli‘ roll. will be shown a: Nara
l’alatt- thmtttr today: lliSs Love play-l
in}: the char-actor of “Pansy” ulnlon.=.l
a mettv lrish r'it‘l who warns llcr liV~
inc and helps to support a widowed:
mother hv scllim: newspapers. .3qu?-
11 demonstration of how only the
rtrong. bravo spirit may survive the
lml‘l‘otings of fate that occur amid the
REGENT TODAY
Henry B. Walthall Stars in “The Long‘
Arm of Mannister" With Vaudeville.
Today— Pictures Shown Only at
Second Evening Show
I “’henovor .you see the name Pionecl'
on a pltotoplav you may l‘9f<t assured.
that it is a corkinz picture. "The Long
Arm of Mannistcl'." which is to be
nzhovvn on tho scrrcn of the Rezent
thoalre with vaudeville at 2'15 and
6:43, and as ;-, separate run at 9
o'clock. is typical cf the high quality
30f all. the pictures handled by the Pion-
oor Film Corporation.
, “The Long Arm of .Mannistcr" i: a
picture which the great motion picture
loving public has long waited for. it
goes right into the heart of the funda-
mental human impulses, and is new
in theme. unusual in trratment, and
startling in dei‘elopment.
1 The blindness of love. the rashness
of jealousy. the inevitableness of re-
tributlon, the tragedy of wrongdoing.
‘and the monster of revenge are the
elemental impulses which actuate the
actors in the remarkable picture.
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It . COMlNG TO REGENT
l Coming pictures at the Regent Thea-
Ttrc which are attracting attention in-
clude “’illiam Russell in the Fox Pro«
'tluotion “The Sacred Silence" which
Iwill be offered three times with \‘au—
tlcvillc at 2:15, 6:45 and 9 o'clock to-
;morrmv. On Sunday evening Jack
iPickox-d will star in “In Wrong" a re-
;markably good picture. On Monday
ll)orothy Dalton will playl “L‘Apache,”
a. new Paramount Artcraft feature.
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REGENT OPENS VAU'DEVILLE
Classic Bill is Offered at Norwalk
l Theatre on Thanksgiving and Willl
be Given With Feature Pictures To-
‘ day and Saturday -
The Regent theatre plesented its in-
:itial vaudeville bill of the season yes-
]tcrdav and in the afternoon and efia-
‘ninz delighted the several hundreds
who were fortunate enough to secure
,admission. The absolute capacity of
‘ shows and in the afternoon and evening
thcrc was a warm appreciation eVl~
dcnocd'for the whole program, The
bill is particularly good on‘e from start
to 'l‘inish and if the Norwalk people
really want \audeville at the Regent
.it is their chance to show their de-
sire, for a ”hotter bill could\not be ex.
pccted. Aubrey and Riche, twp clever
voung women o'pened the performance
with “a clean act of singing and danc-
lng.‘ In several striking and effeCtlve
without doubt under borrowed names.
good and the snap and zest withrwhiCh
they offered the act made thempopm
lar. Yevetta is a bmiitlme act." 096,18
anything to get re‘tults as quick.
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costumes that! answered manv encorenq
Murphy and Driscoll. although playmsl
gave a song program that was very "
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stomach straiclatcncd out, my backacbo
.lcl't. my: constipation is entirely well.;‘
I do not have to take pills and l out
fine and the best part is that I divest.
7llv food well. I cannot speak too high-i
l_\' of this medicine."
(“NOT is; sold at
tore. “'ashington street, also at tho:
Company. W'cstpovt.
Switzer‘s Druz Store Southpm‘t and at
llarimn's Drug Store. 81 Fairfield ave~
nuo. Bridgeport. Also at \V. H. Jones
Drug Company. Stamford and H. E.
Northrop. Danbury.
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complislmd \OCflliEZt. gave a serics of
numbers that, were well rt-crchd This
act is duo for big: time and much suc-
cess. Markey and Beck
and songs won the and-'oncm and th.‘
'closin: with Nettie Carroll‘s troupc of
wire artists gave the shot: the north
that put it over as a complete success.
Tho daring and ability of the fivc mem-
bers of the cast was notable. Tho Show
will be repeated this aftcrnoon an
this (venlng at 6:45 and tlit'oo time‘-
Saturdav at 32:15. 13:45 and ‘lefi, Pic-
tures “"11 he. offered this ovcnla: only
at 9 o‘clock.
HERM'AN IS VICTOR
IN JERSEY R'NG
Scores W-‘thout Trouble Over Mickey
Russell.”
JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Nov. 28,——Pote
Herman. the bantamwoiuht champion
caslly outpolntcd Miclwv “new" n'
Jerscy City. in 3m eight-round bout in
the WW Athletic Club. of Jerscv Cttv.
yestorda" Hflt‘r‘EOC".
was the aggressor throughout the‘ con-
test and earned the honors in six of
the eight sessions.
Jerseyite to the mat with a hard right
to the jaw. Russell was up in a jltry
and fmnzht harder than ever. Russell
showed to advantage in the seventh
round. in which he stung Herman with
stiff right handers. ‘
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The science of optometry has made
it possible for nearly everyone to en-
ioy good eyesight.
every nerve and muscle of your eyes;
we can instantly detect any opaque-
ness of your outer or inner eye lenses
and prescribe the proper eyelneeds for
you. You should allow us to do so.
ing‘ at the Its-germane its first appear-
aneengs, highly. summary. W s
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in spite of. ,tliolact th t it as
am rat, Won » '1,-
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botanical": W three
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short time 3:0 I read of PIVOT and‘
Plaintcd's “7‘12. .
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American "Buddies- who are‘ saiion-l
(d at the Brittany homestead of the?
.litth peasant maid, Julie. With (liar-i
gactu’lutic t'clyor. Julie falls; in lovcE
.with Babe. one of the “Buddies," whom
ilhough adoring hrr. is too bashful to!
zdcc'are l:,ni.=c1l‘, though the 11-90:; and!
:anirr-nc of his ‘arijr's collar“ “Wont“
daily his agonizcd rehearsals of the.
proposal "‘lt‘ch hi:- lit-3!". is l:;‘;:.ing
him to make.
\Vhiio the young couple are thus oc-
cupied with a love '\‘~'lll(‘ll Du“ "’lDl‘l
has brought to so sorry a deadlock.
Sonny, an American privatc Who 1':
.happily engaged :0 a Brooklyn girl.
docs ‘a‘l llw' a 1mm mrv to r« i ‘vn ll)"
situation. Warm-hoartod and loyal to
an cxtx-mtw lm 7., ha.
'come temporarily engaged to the de-
spairim: Jul'o. in onlor that a snark
from tho arson-(yctl monster may in-
‘spire Bab \ 'o vim (‘Stflli‘ of manly cour—
zagc and «incision.
i All ra‘r‘" l-mr‘ "or? we“ Son-
ny's att‘K'mir‘ t-hivn‘rv been lastly xe~
warden had not “Mist n-uo‘tlvn" un-
'F\"“cct€d7;§' approx-rd on the seem Un-
able to road be‘wmm the "nus n‘ hcl‘
lover‘s onznanmnnt to smother 2111 she
refuses to listcu to all explanations.
and promptly engages herself to the
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' SECOND ROUND.
PHILADEUPHIA. Nov. 28.———Letv
Tendler, of Phi‘adclphla, knocked out
'Johnny Now. of St. Paul. in the sec-.
‘ond round here yesterday. Tendleri
lcatIght Noye with alert hook to the
fright eye.
FALLEP. RETAINS TITLE.
BOSTON. Nov. 28.——Fred Fuller. 113-,
ftional tenmlle champion, running for
’tbe Dorchester Club, won the New
'England ton-mile cross-country cham-
pionship ycsterday. Clifl’ Home. of the
same Club, Was second. Fuller led a
field of seventncn throughout the
now-M No time was taken. ’
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.mill‘entrance has been rezarded‘
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Don’t gorget that our delicious pure BRICK I l
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I: 0 311-1: 133 twine real delights of the 'l'hanltsg'ivmg dessert. Order
In buying OUR ICE CREAM you obtain ‘
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glrteaahunyesdehctousnes; land absolute purity is the Ecsoul‘tindf‘filsizs;
1 cream an avors and ' .t. ' ‘ i «
tablished place. mam aimng a san-t.,.ry cs-
:1 \ A TRIAL PROVES.
. so we make all our own candles from 400 to $1 00 *1 lb
Try our Chop Sue and Po ut B 'ttl I ‘
and once every hour 0% Samurai: 1‘1 c, made tmw “ day ‘
iangyogackages for gifts are here at $1 prices from 40c
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MAKERS 0F BETTER C'JZNDIES
Phone 752. 10 South Main St, South Nor-walk.
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tom botu‘ccn agonizml jalou- an
torturosmue baattlu‘oreass l: l :ol sh
lSegligces of Greg 0 do Ch re
and Cordumy Lounging Robts. '~
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A collection of such charm and ConifTEhCnSiVQHCSS that it
provi as for every pcssible demand.
All are here, and at most moderate prices.
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mal ongazcmcms a ion-r :‘u ll()5~‘ll)lt‘=
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horns. tells a littlc fa‘ry taio. in “hit?
many thinro are ercnlod to a rlulu'lce’
Princo and Princcss. Pcrliap“ it is Ill'
Witchcry of tho so't B l‘.‘ “or W“ €21?
or pcrhaps: it is the truth and heart-
brcak in Julie": "rcd littln R‘OlC"——f0‘.‘
Sonny finds “Miss Brooklv'o” our
more at his side. and ‘tho bashful par»
and Julie wander on' to the happy land.
where dreams come true. and overv-
body is happy "forever and forever."
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“Buddies" There is th" n'ww r” '
(’ead so‘dier hov to bo clout-mi. and r
villain to be dealt with. There are all
the tender and humorous little ups and
downs of the "Buddies" to be consid-
ered. And over it all broods the peace-
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lul ri‘onr v‘ of tho nun ‘7 a' «m
HAVE your; 3m nxrosrr BOX m A monnnn ‘
VAULT? IF NOT. LET as am venom: AT THE now. =’
NAL COST- or FOURDOLLABS PER YEAR. "
The City National Bank
Moth lorwuL Dons
inc limo wivn tho “711‘ 0......” 1 ”rom-
lcavfng tltn boy with thoir “M”: fu“
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sun has forever set on 5:154 bczaurifu t
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dreams.
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Two mismatml and acutely ‘R"“’>?c‘tt‘
couples cadurc tho lllfrf’l'y of ttwir h:
1“!" r“ “‘o morrcw they will be home,
ward hound.
STEEL WORKER RETURN
YOUNGSTOWN. 0, Nov. Pie—Neal
ly a thousand mcn todav on‘e‘wdlth
street tale of the Youngstown Shoe
and Tube Companv in For! Yer-w"
town. according to observers. Tha‘t
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the strongest hold of the steel st'll
ers here and has been the most he'w:
ly plcketed. Steel plant official: main
taln that coal shot-tam: rim la‘mr sca‘
city, is preventing opening of morn do
partments.
-—A Tickle ,is The‘Begnining
of a throat or painful cough. H HIV-0'
HEALING HONEY Stops the Tickle
bly Healing the Throat. 35¢ per bol-
t e. .
ALBERT D. MORGAN .
wasntacron 5mm
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Be onto to take advan-
tage of our Thanksgiving:
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