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Monday. January 19
The Regent Presents For One
Day Only
dons SI'I'I-en (‘lassie
Performances Both Ho
Although Direct From
PRICES FOR THESE
ll. \V. Gl‘li‘illll '5 Most Stupen-
Ther e Will Be POSITIV‘ELY NO
REGENTMPALACE
Norwalk Theatres Present First Series of Bi! Fea-
tures by Special Arrangement of The K- C Co.
Monday. January 19
The Palace Presents For One
Day Only
V‘ V “ . '
The Metro 1' 11111 («13s Pie
sI-'1tatioII I'Ixtraordtnary
“BROKEN .. AT»
BLOSSOMS” Tfifififi,
Played Ry . l P
__An All Star Cast NAZIMQVA“
uses 2:15. 7 and 9. Selective
Interpretive Music
New York Runs at $1.50.
ADVANCE IN
ATTRACTIONS.
Regent l heatre
Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
Metro I’rcsI-nls
Viola Dana in
I11 :1 “I’Isk z~IBonI 'oir
“Please Get Married’”
_. and
The “lilacs! Illl Yet I’l'l'duI'I'Il “If
Charlie Chaplin
“A Day’s Pleasure”
Ford Weekly
Thursday
5—Acs of Recent
Vaudeville
, and
May Allison in
A' I~1'_\ Hopwoml's F‘arI'I- Comedy
“Fair and Warmer"
Friday
Vaudeville and
Henry B. W althall In
“The Boomerang”
May Allison
The Comedy King Himself
Charlie Chaplin
”1"
“A Day’s Pleasure"
{Shh
“Please Get Married”
Friday
Vaudevdle and
Bess1e Love in
Eleanor Iloyt Braineids‘
“Pegeen”
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HOYT’S 1
Best Produced Pictures
Thursday at 7:15 and 9
H. B. Warner in l
"Gray Wolf ‘s Ghost” -
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Friday Evening
Pauline Fredericks in
t‘lVoman on_the Index”
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Saturday Matinee and l
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And Elmo the ' Mighty
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REGENT VAU'DEVILLE
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--gent Theatre Breaks Record In Ex-
pense For This Week’s Show
A new record of cost for a vaude—i
Mlle bill to be presented in Norvvalki
5: made. by the Regent Theatre in ar— types:
ranging the program which is an-:
nounced to open the three days’ en—
, ‘ ." _ . next Monday as
At 2.1!). d and 9 TOle} ”11‘ “1’51 (If It I‘I'Illllj‘p SQI'IGS arranved
AI'I~"y Ho Iwood's MosI lli'urions . . - . . ' ‘
I I l-‘urce :filrl‘lll' kl" ( 0111:);1111é h 1: Thomas
“ . 1's s or}, “"13 ‘ i ' ‘
Falr and “’armer” (I, -, . .. , ‘ n . “d “1°
Starring- H t" ”1““ “'01" “Lunehouse
-\|.Khi<." l.uI'\'_ the'dauzhter of “Bat-
hI'raue
Fox News |
Thursday when at he" hullyinu father's com-
Palace Standard ‘rRUdC' inanIl she tries to push her wan lips
ville into the semblance of a smile. 111‘.
5—BI2' ACtSf—S tiril't‘ith tlt'I‘Ill't‘3 that this was a Dure‘
Mam] ‘ly involuntary [llt‘t‘t‘ of acting: for
Viola Dana III when. durinz; tho photograplu' of the
Oliver “Prawns Slilgt' 1111 first scene of ('I'Ilt‘ll" between her
(father and herself
May Allisan In
:wood's riotous
jaudienI e
Night "The that." Nazimova's latest pro-
All Star Cast in #3:}:3‘9 “'3” ‘11)]? :lillown failthefl’alace
I~ e "‘ 0 1e ea ure
“Men”
;"gi1l.
I-n luv an} ermpzmy playing vaudeville
and the fact will be
everyone who sees the
or lI'L'itinIn'I-
agreed to II}.
show. Th '1
specialists
Four 1.1111115 are musical
of far more than ordin-
ary calibre and giro a delizhtful
lll'l.t‘:l
'~.'1'I':l‘11"
and 01111 hooked as
in‘ fact
lliss Del.e.'1 is the tallest
:Ind IleI-I'I-st woman on the stage to
lin- up to the name
and Inner.
day and if this i'ltl doesn‘t p101e
worth thI admission [nice the manaf'I‘
men! will I'r loud. I I Vera and Mann-
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l)ill.}
‘Whelonz‘
in: come from the winter Garden and‘
introduce many hits of variety includ-f
in: sinuing. dancing and music.
Metropolitan Trio is a company of dis-
tinguished vocalists havin: a selected
bill with just onoIIeh of the popular
and‘just the rieht of the
I'lttsslt'nl to make charm.
Here is a hill without acrobats or
sleight. ot‘ hand performers. It is the
host vaudeville combination that Nor-
walk can hope to enjoy. not for the
price but for any price. because it is
the best obtainable.
selections
it a real
LlLLlAN GlSH AS A CHILD IN
“BROKEN BLOSSOMS”
\liss I Ill11II (.i. l1 has auain pImIvl
hIr II In. Irk: IhlI II-IlI III as: a screen act-
II- :s 111 hI~'I III ":t‘o1mince of Lucy the
Ihild. in "-lholnn Blossoms ” D. \V.
I:1it'tiIl1's an M usaiion to be shown at
tho III-cont 'l‘lII ati'o.
tlinc llnrrows" is supposed to be 12
years old. but with the license of the
artistic producer. .\lr. Griffith took
the liberty ot adding three years to
Fer who see her performances 83.‘
Lucy will forget that tragic moment
and she was all '.11
very real tears. he snugcsted as dir-
I-I-Ior. that she smile through her
tt'nrs, '
PALACE TODA‘Y—C I
Avery Hopwood's
Most Hilarious Farce “Fair And
Warmer”—Chaplin Comedy. i
“I“.lll' anvi Warmer." Avery Hop-
t‘arce. May Allison's'I
first starring vehicle for Screen Clas-
sics, lnI'., 1111dIr its fewer, bigaer bet-
t:e“1 pic'tm) DOII(‘\ this fall. which
will be seen on the semen at the Pal-
ace i‘heatre 1d.1_1 with Chailie Chap-
lin in " \ llav' s I'ltuSlll't'.‘
1ec01ds during it;
”It stage.
'bioke many
ion: occupancy of
Among othIr maiks it set
w as :1 19cm 1 {In the longest continu-
ous laugh cv-et [\olted from a theatre
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NAZIMOVAS SENSATIONAL PIC-
TURE “THE BRAT”
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s91 ies arranued h} the KC Company
IlmlnteIIsI aded to the stats‘ adroit per-
fI)1':111111ce by the fact that she herself
in collaboration with Chailes Biyant.
adapted Maude Fulton‘s successful
stage play to the screen. It was sce.
narioized by June Mathis. .
“The Brat" is the. first of Nazimo-i
va‘ 5 seieen or stage impersonations
that presents here as an American
Hm meat fame. hitherto ha“.
been derived from portrayals of Lab
in and other European and Asiatic
but as a, real American girl.
The"
5 EVER
3 ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
Regent ‘Theatre
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jau.15,16,17
“REAL HEADLINE ACTS——
ENTERTAINING FEATURES OF
IVAUDEVILLE
ETHE MOST COSTLY 5 ACT BILL OF VAUDEVILLE EVER
.mPRESENTED IN NORWALK
5
The Act of Action
Eight Black Dots
America’s Foremost Colored
Entertainers
15 Minutes of Solid Laughter
DeLea 8; Orma
One Lon: Scream
The Winter Garden Stars
LeVara & Manning
The Musical Surprise
FOUR LUNDS
Instrumentalists De Luxe
Classey Bit. ' of Variety
Those Harmony Artists
MetrOpolitan 'I rio
The Act of Quality
A ND FEATURE PICTURES
‘ THURSDAY—MAY ALLISON in “FAIR AND WARMER.”
FRIDAY—HEN RY B. VVALTHALL in “THE BOOMERANG.”
l SATURDAY—PEARL WHITE in “THE BLACK SECRET.”
COMING SUNDAY —IIARRY CAREY IN “ME 0F 'lIll-I SADDlE’
About Bread--and Other Foods--
Foods aren’t all alike in value.
The next time you start to plan a “square meal,” ll 3“.
Housewife, Iemember this--
It’s quite easy to spend large sums on elaborate menus,
and not get half the nourishment from them that you would
from a meal of pure, wholesome bread ,
Bread deserves a more prominent place on your table at
every meal.
Instead of including bread somewhere in the menu, why
not do as the Italians do--
Start with bread.
You will find it is the foundation of numberless appetizing
dishes that cost but little.
Eat more breadueal “l‘wo slices where you now eat one.”
Norwalk baked Bread is Bread at its Best-always
pure, tempting and nutritious.
James H. Rundle
H. B. Sherwood
Henry Wilkens
Federal System of Bakeries
0
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Mrs. Wm. B. Haase
C. DeKlyn 8: Son .
White House Breadery
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the product of a crowded city, she re-
B‘agement with tomorrow's matinee.
Iii-very act is a specialty number and
and all of the stars in this show have
come direct from big time circuits. in
the case of one act the rRegent bid-
ding higher than, a. New York house
could go to get the number. “Eight
Black Dots” introducieS' mericafi
foremost colored '
as a feminine virtuoso of the emotions.
vealed anew her extraordinary ability.
NEWELL 'DWIGET
——on .
“The America of Today
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1! Tomorrow” ' '
an orwalk modist
lube takes the part, of a bride.
'HILLIS‘ Viola Dana In A Comedy Drama Full
- E h
Igeut Theatre today with Charles Chap-
'lin in “A Day’s Pleasure." in which
REGENT TODAY. BENEDICT KNOCKS OUT RICE.
smcnsn N. Y., Jan. 14 —-Al Ben-l
edict, of Brooklyn. stopped Frankie
Rice, the Auburn heavyweith In one
minute and forty seconds hero hot
night with a blow on the side of the
Won-1y the “nylon-49nd 115m. Rice mknocked down. He
Of Laughter, Jolt; And Jab. “Please ' "I “fit 0" see some bridal EWI"
Get Married"—Chaplin comedy ' she cold to a «twig
Viola. Dana entered a modlstgfs es-l
whamtundmknocked-
the m seven! W!
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Mr. James Pardy, of 109
Wallace Street, New Ha-
Iic That Will Interest the
Many People
Trouble
JAMES PARDY.
’Ih I‘.."I" h 1.1: (I Mr l’aidy haII
lI-I -11 II 111' 11k 111: oi latI how much bot-
link and 111.116 going to let
iuhliI in on the StWCltl and as
\\( 1111on that non -tcnths of the [no-
pl: :111- 11111 rm III} in good hIalth l'oi,
nithont hI 1,1lIh what I' 'In one do? Mr.
I .".1Ii\ says: .
“I atom-1.111” belonged to that great
army or dyspeptics , I was simply mis-
I'Iable from stomach troublefiany-
thing I 311‘ would sour on my stomach
and it. in turn. would bloat me with
gas, until I was miserable. I would
suffer from severe headaches and nor-
vous spells: l was also bothered with
coninpation. and nothing seemed to
rv-‘u me until i tried the Herbal Tonic.
(‘INOT, and that medicine sunely a1:-
Io111p.1s1.I'I1 wonders, and I am today a
,xxoll man and cannot say too much {or
' uithout depression following it.
‘I'r'nsiructiz'c
(‘INOT."
('lNOT is composed of twelve herbs.
Each and every one of them "P‘s in I
lI-nI-licial way on different organs in
lll'.' body. ( t.\'t;‘l‘ 1s a nllfli s1...m.am.
is re,-
I'onstructii'e and aids the digestion ~-
21 Wood mother, :1 liver stimulant. a
llvl‘VI‘ mph in tact. is an all around
tonic, but is not a cure—
’ all.
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CINUT IS FOR SALE; EXCIIVSIVI}
rzxis'i'tso's DRUG (to.
\K'ASHINCTON STREET, SOUTH
NOHWALK. Also, at the Westporn‘
“'estport; Switzer's Drug
(‘o.. Southport: \\'. II. Jones' Dru:
Store. Stamford: ll. R. Northrop's,
and at llartigan‘s Drug Store,
.AIlv.
llanhu I'}'.
“Never Too 0211 to Learn"
If "0“ have a piano Why Lat. Exnmlnor U.&P-tont Offices
PATENTS
'not play it?
Guaranteed in 25 lessons.
3 Studio. 120 \Vashimrton St.
Phone 1185-2
ven, Tells Story to the Pub- I
Who ATE Wk. M
Suffering From Stomach-
N ORWALK ELECTRI-
CAL CONTRACTORS
DUDLEY CULLEN, W. .
30 Franklin Ave. ., Norwalk.
House and Factory Wiring
Wee use nothing but stud
caLlet us give you an cstimafl
free.
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THE CHECK '1
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is a positive receipt.
I
You are invited to open an
account at this bank.
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THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
South Norwalk.
JANUARY l‘
SALE
Of Muslin Underwear.
Prices Greatly Reduced. ‘
Golde 11’s
68 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
s!
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Send for MIG! .- Paton!-
1 B Main St. Brldceooft. Conn»
Mme.
56 SOUTH
of same.
Jeannette
Se. Norwalk’s leading Corseliere & G'over
Our First Annual Clearance Sale of Corsets,
Brassieres, Hosiery and Underwear is now in progress.
a big money saving opportunity.
MAIN ST.
Gloves,
This is
Do not fail to take advantage
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Experienced housewives know the value
of a good Wash Bailer in washing clothes.
We carry the “Reed" and “Rochester"
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