Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 7, 1920 · page 3

 

 

 

Regent Theatre.

Today at 211’. 7 and 1}) C

Time. H. inc-e 'l’resenz;~'
DOROTHY
DALTON ' -

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1.1051 Problem of Married

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"ills \ije’s Friend”

 

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Tim Gro

Ford Wee kly
" Here Again!

The R gent A1 Vaudeville

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" Thursday. Friday. Satur-

day __
3 A11 All.Star Five Act Bill .,
Including

PlLSER AND DOUGL

112;: so} mrx and 011-5111111111“ fur-

nished to M: so Pilser, sistcrindaw

of Gaby Doslys, vuluml a". $li‘.£)0"d.
_in.._

The Fashion and Song Revue of 1920
BAKER AND MORGAN
Vaudeville‘s First Honor Eccentric
Comedians
THE THREE HANLONS
In Songs and Allusions

\‘l’ith x
Thurgday—eELhel. Clayton in
“More Deadl'rqlhau the Male."

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j Fuday—Pnscilla Donn in “The
Exquisite Thict.‘
Saturday- Pearl Wh‘m in “The

 

Bl'u'k Secret.’ _
. Thursday and ind1 11' \‘11'11101 1110
and Pictuxes at 2: .20 and 6:13 for
which box and 1011' wsoncd seats
may be- are 11ml in 1111111111'1' Pic—
tures at 9 p 11 such day.
I Saturday—Commute shows at 2:30,

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Last Norwalk Appearance -

Clayton ,
The man who sees all—knows all——
answers everything

Tonight with FiveActs of
Vaudeville at 6:45

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Ethel Clayton in

Paramount-Amorous

“More Deadly Than the
Male”

1' Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day

The crowning success of the season
-—-Vaudeville.

Greatest interpretative Musical
Achievement
1 Philip Dunning Presents
“' “EVERYSAILOR”

A comedy satire on the noted stage
success “Everywoman.”
‘. With a cast of ten overseas “gobs'f

ALICE DEGARMO
Daring Aerialist

MORETTI &. HARlS
Comedy Sketch

GUY BARTLETT TRIO
The Happy Songsters

FORD & GOODRICH

www—u-«v

as their names are to the motor
world. '~

and——
. Thursday—Dorothy Dalton in “His
. Wife‘ 3 Frl‘eml. "
. FridayL-Henry T. Morey in “The
'1' Darkest Hour. ”
" Saturday—Antonio
1' “Gassed "

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Moreno 'in
(“invisible Hand")

HOYT’S. ,

Best Produced” Pictures

Thursday. J an. 8

Evening 7 and 9

Zasu Pitts

Star of Many Successes in

“Full Relations”

Comedy
Others

 

 

 

 

 

Friday ’
Special Attraction

Saturday .. ‘
Super Feature ‘
Elmo the Mighty

Al lflf lllEAIRES " ’

PALACE vAuoawLLE '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

. Season's Sensational Satire 011‘ “E“
erywoman" Under title Of “va

8.35101” Had! Bill ' p .
1.- Vaudeville's eatest‘ adhlev ” C
nhd what is pérhaps the: c
fxuccess or the seson will be fife
the Palace for the week-é“! f
~.giniuug tomorrow mum on
in Dunnlnsomreseuts ‘5
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. 4. Clavton Tn the Deaf, week “This “€33”

u as emote-d for laughing
only;
‘fgubef‘ who braved. the North Sea:
mine fields,
and olhor'porils of the 1'. 31' and vim

Dumases

‘ \1'911‘.‘
soon 1111.13: The bill will also include
Alla» De ‘C . a daring aoriElig}:
More—Hi and Hm'ri‘: in a comedy
trlzrlchz T119. Guy Ila; loll Trio, cele-
inal -1l son' rqlers 11ml 1‘01 d and Good-
1'i"'?1, (omedlnnr as 1» ell known in the
C l)"r11l."l(uls; as their numeriake auto—
. 1::ol1llo and tire nulkm's are known in
who motor world. Dorothy Dalton will
play I‘llis \Vlfe's Friend“ Thursday;
llom‘v '1‘. Merry “Therliarkest Hour"
on Friday and Antonio Moreno "The
'Iuvlsible Hand" on Saturday.

 

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PALACE TODAY

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Ethel Clayton In Her

Packed With Thrills And Adven-
ture “More Deadly Than The

E A record for
‘would prob-ably have
11111112 11. certain popular

southern California, had the lunumeI‘o
11‘ it! 111(11'01'1'sls

away.
and Blind
were 11:111i1'ip1mts.

‘01! in animal skins and for two days

Scones 01‘ Miss Clayton's new Para.

Than Thu 311119"

lodav 111 the Palace. Theatre with five
11013 of vaudeville and last appearance

 

REGENT TODAY . ‘ ’

 

 

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[Mystery Thrills, And An End That
i will Make You Gasp, Dorothy Dal-
l ton in “His Wife‘s Friend ”
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Dorothy l‘mllou, the screen fax mite
was not a surcoss in her first adven-
lure “i111 1119 motion picture camera.

nor did the 51"11'911 make a. big hit with
hm.

1111. German subman’nes‘

j York shows.

.in Norwalk of Clavton The Mystic i

 
 
 

 

1L ls but on by a cast 5}: gen. Local Theatre Secureo Pllser and ““dé
Douglas With $10,000 Worth Of
. Costumes And Scene
’F‘ollowlng on the heels of “ll? ”waged a 11:1 Arrl
buvo by their association 01 wted 91- enlatlon in 119mm 01' Maxine Slkes
(fly [asfinn broad smiles “ lliCh they DORA, "783 and her comrpany', the RegEflt
11% .1 uiimto to the gloat Amerl- Theatre makes the significant an-
noun ement today at the engagement"
for this Week a vaudeville in one of
the biggegt acts 0; the season. 111»
pouring in “The Fashion and Song Ré-
vue 0121920.” Miss Else? uses 510.090
worth of handsome gums and special
Scenery which were a wedding gift
from her sister~in-law, C

is none

’ mum: at car.“ ’ All too out}
were flashed, the feet of the
use departed. £11111 still the screen
,star’s 11111112101311 11111911 to appear.
‘Somewlie’ :worrléd 3131:: Dalton call-
home, one” 1111111111;
he 11 police heudqfihfle‘rs and 11011111111
them to be on the What for the out.
Then. she retired.

" was «oz-floggby {he gouging of the-sele‘
phone beiiri’ it was $9 Quotient. and
his voice was one 0'! 11113111111 gpologtz.

He had driven the michine around to

had fallen fast asleep.

 

olhm' than‘the Celebrated Gaby 'Des'lys [awakened \- , .1 .

The 'lginal appearance or Miss Pll- ' ‘- . - ‘
ear 1 a large. part of her 1121 is moi .mmn magnum
cxeatl of Gaby Desks and so Weill

{is she nown that little need 130 said?
lfor the forthcoufing number which has

been used as :1 closing for big \‘ew
In order to observe her
New PiCture.weddlng anniversary which was Mon-
day. Miss Pllser refused to open 3. ion:
contrabt in New York 1111111 next M011-
‘dar and it happened by good fortune
traffic congestion that the Regent was able
been created very attractive inducements and some
highway in special influences to get her to this
a three days engagement.
who pass by‘ there The five act bill will also include Ba-
lmmvn who! was going on a few feet her and Morgan two of raudeville's
Tho scene was a la Stone Age most eccenuic comedians,, Echo will
(‘layt'on and her company come to the Regent and the public
They were dress- may be sure of a. high class entertain-
The Three Hal-
t‘rolliolmd in the woods while auton10<.10n8 Will appear in a clever “Ct 0‘
171103 by the hundreds passed. The oc-§songs and illusions as emertalnlhg as
msion was' the filming of some of the"

for

city

meat from this pair.

it is novel.
acts suitable

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A Play or 11,111.; And Suspehte
“His wife's Friend" Starring
Dorothy Dalton.

 

“hile making scenes for
the Thomas H.1nce
".95th picture i“ which 90’0“” D3" throughout the'fur country haw boon “ 65111011 D1111: 00., Westpom: SM“. '
ton is appearing at the Palace Theatre ropmted A. 33559“, chief impeflm. e: ’5 Drug Smu,
tomorrow \1ltl1 a complete change of of the Hudson
vaudenlle program, the famous screen Trade

W'lfe’ 3 'Fr' 1end'

through

There will be two other
for headliners. 0n
111011111-Arlr'111ft picture. “More Deadlv Thursday Dorothy Dalton will be slarw
wm’ch will be ghown red in “His Wife’s Friend" Friday
P1lscllla Dean will play "The Exquis-

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PALACE TOMORROW

For Norwallt and vicinity: Snow or
rain tonight and Thursday: 111111.16:

tonight; modelale. youth and soul 2-1
west winds. The Western disturb11'oce
now for ms 3 long tron h of low prenr
sure extending from «Texas northeagb
ward to Upper Michigan. It is caus-

ing cloudy Weather with‘ snow in the
northern portion of the Lake legion

and rain in the Ohio and \llsmwsp >1
\alleys. The tronC. edge of the ram
area has moved ~e’nlward about our

four hours and has now reached the,
western portion of l’ennsflxanla l‘ha
snow 01 rain ‘in the uozthem dis
(riots has thus far been vcr) light.
The temperature is rising in the
eastern districts and is pow above
zero along the northern border.

 

New BRITAIN JUDGE
FOUND DEAD

 

NEV.’ BRITAIN, Jan. 7.»—~J111lg€'
James T. Meaklll, ludge of the City
and Police Court and presiding o1 —
écer of the United States \‘atumllzzk

tlon court here, we. found dcad in
bed at his 11me only this morning.

He was 45 years of age, and loav vs a
brother and sister.

 

'SHORT CATCH OF FUR ANIMALS.

 

"m5 wmxlrm, Mon. Jan. 1-1—5101:
catches " of fur— bearing animals

Bay Compqu; Fur
apartment, unsorted today He

“1 had bvon bluflng in vaudeville for star became involved in something 0‘ addl‘d that no acgun‘e estimalo 0‘

3. number of seasons when pictures

in .r hocanm 1hr ”me u said Miss Dal- was made in New York. and one or e-.mnde. .
“I thought I would like nlng Miss Dalton attended the theatre a shortage of mum as has been 3,3,. SW“, Orchestra.

so when we ware After the pertormnuco she waited at nunured, in hie opinion. nlthough the ,—-—-Amory Fri. night Murrax‘s
.‘(pl‘ving in N11“ York took a trip up the entrance for her chauffeur to polls undoulitedly would be s‘éarce.

ton incently
to my the 9.1",10011
lto New Rochelle to the old Thanhous-
:or studios for a ‘test.’ I never knew
.wlml lo ‘rogislex' I triedtculothesong
in front of that clicking camera. In-
stead of lettmg the director tell me
will to ‘1'ogisle1',’ I tried to do this song
;and dance not: we were doing on the
'two‘a—dny. You can imugluehow rid-
iculous it looked and I went Along my
merry way in vaudeville, cured temp-
orarily of any desire to enter motion
pictures.” »
1; However. 11 couple of years later
Dorothy Dalton happened at the Inca
studios in California after» .she had
Clearned something more. about the
ism-eon and its demands and started
'on, her way to fame and fortune.

She. is coming to the Regent. Thea<
tre today, in a mystery-love picture.
“His VVife‘s Friend.”

REGENT TOMORROW

 

Don‘t Tell A Woman Your. Life Is
Dull, She May Make It Exciting For'
You, See Ethel Clayton In “More

Deadly Than The Male"

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The tluth of Klpling’s famous line.
“The female of the species is more
deadly than the male.” is said to be
demonstrated in the latest Ethel Clay-
ton motion picture. The film was ad-
apted from a short story in a popular
ll‘ictlon magazine and is called “More
#3034111; Thin The Male." It will be

shown at the Regent Theatre tomor-
row With five acts of vaudeville.

Miss Clayton has the role or a high-
spillted young woman who is confront-
ed with the prospect of having the
111511 she loves depart 0111a long and

dangerous trip to the wilds of Zululand

{in search of nothing but halt-raising‘
adventure Her ordinary efforts to
deter him are in vain so she resortsi-
to novel measures. Thrills follow in

ra'pld-fhe order The result is said to

 

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he a. highly entertaining picture with .
a. Itartllng‘ climax that changes that";

whole aspect of things, Edward Hoxen
heads the supporting cast and the p143 3

woe directed by Robert G. Yignola...

 

 

 

ture, which is a Paramouthrtorafgu

:1 myslorv of her own.

The picture the “1101'? 33350“! field could 3131 be l—Jl’lloru will be a dance held in Red

There would be not as great.

About twothirtv in the ~ln’fiirui‘lrig one?

a dark side of a nearby street, and,

while Miss Dalton $150191! the 911w
Ho 111111 just,

hundred milieu durlng the last twenty‘

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Heavy carbon deposits in the combustion chambcr
and on piston heads cause lots of engine trouble
ranging from pro-ignition of the fuel
destruction of the lubricating oil.
-' avoided. With uniform, high grade gasoline that
WC posses‘ses even vaporizing and ignition qualities,
._ . , carburetion can be so perfectly regulated that the
' ‘fuel charge 13 burned up completely, lervmd a mini- '
mum of-carbon deposit. . . .\ , ' '
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CORSETS

To dress individually, your figure must be moulded into
the lines fashion dictates.
Corset your figure first, then dress individually as you like

 
 
 

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I Might Be Your “Once in—a-while. Fox trot.

Don Pasquale. Golli Our-cl.

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