Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 15, 1920 · page 3

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2 REUEN’ I‘WPALA .
* Norw alk Theatres Present First Series of Bis Fea-

tut es by Special Arrangement of The K- C Co.

Monday. January 19

Tllc, Palace Presents F or One
Day Only
The Metro Film Co.'s Pre-
sentation Extraordlnal‘y

“THE BRAT”

IRSDAY, JAN. 15, 1920‘

 

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’Monday. January 19

' The Regent Presents For One.

, Day Only

f 1'), \l’. Griffith’s Most Stupen-
dous Screen Classic

“BROKEN
BLOSSOMS” q ..

Played By 1 taunt...

___An All Star Cast_____ NAZIMOVA____

Performances Both Houses 2 .15. 7 and 9. Selective
Interpretive Music

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.9.11 1911 AGREEMENTS

The following compensation agree.
meals were made at the officer.
Commissioner E. T. Buckinghame yes-
terday .

Frank Toey, South No‘rwalk, Meek-
crs Union Foundry Corp. Norwalk,
urns left shoulder. November 19: will
receive $9 weekly until able to work

Alexander Tooker, South Norwalk.
Nash Eng. 00.. left foot sprained No-
1embet 24: will

until able to w.ork
\Vilbul Ellv,ell Danbury. Gleen Au-

to Co.. felon left finger, October 11;
will receive $11 weekly until able to
work.

George E. \Vilson. Stamford. Statu-
ford Roline Mills 00.. received check
for 250 for artificial arm.

Ht‘nry Alakow. Daubury, Harold S.

 

Although Direct From New York Runs at $1.50;
There \Vill Be POSITIVfELY NO ADVANCE 11“ 1

 
 
 
 
 
 

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the show,
Eddie ,Rielly
“Love and Kisses

 

Collins in
Louise Bax-

Jack
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egen‘ l hedtrf‘) 191‘ and her pretty rosehud chorus.
’ Here is an aggregation made up of
players from the fills in up to the

ursday Friday Saturday
0,6245. 2:20,6:45.2:20.6:45, 9
. With Pictures

: hursday Friday Evenings at 9

f Real Headline Acts of
or Entertaining Vaude-
- Features—5

The Act of Action
EIGHT BLACK DOTS

The Musical Surprise
FOUR LUNDS

.25 Minutes 'Zolid Laughter
_ DELEA AND ORMA

' The Winter Garden Stars
LEVERA AND MA?.‘..‘I.‘.‘G
Those Harmony Artists
METROPOLITAN TRlO
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‘ ursday—May All. soon

principals who are altogether too well
known to need introduction to this:
city of theatre-goers. The nature of
this number is a musical comedy and‘
it has made a decided hit at Newi
Yol‘k theatres. South Norwalk is the?
fir‘st engagement played off Broad—
way.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PALACE FRIDAY

 

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Albert E. Smith Presents Bessie Love
in “Pegeen”

A lire Ht‘nlle in which three human
lwinas are trapped within the blazinfir
structure of a country dwelling, while
a posse of manhnnters wearing masks
the place waiting to cap-

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in “Fair surround

 
 
 
 

Jand Warmer." lurc or kill the fugitive inside. is one
Vleay—Henry B. Walthall in “The of the big spectacles of Vilazraph's
‘ oomerang. latest picture, “I’cgecn.” This pro-

: turday—Pczrl
:Black Secret."

White 5" “The dllction with Bessie Love in the title
rolr», will be the feature attraction at
the Palace Thoatrc Friday with five

acts of vaudeville.

 

Sunday Evening
Harry Carey in
“The Ace of the Saddle”

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“The hfidnight Man" {Uptown Theatre Presents
! Vaudeville Bill cf Many Varieties

May Allison in “Fair and Warmer."
{ 'l‘hl R2: mm ’l‘healre presents a bill
[of man; with ties of vaudeville. today
and incidentally it announced as
the most costly program that has
ghccn gathered for this city in a con—
siderable time. if not establishing al
ine‘w record, Every act
ception is of the very highest (allble
and it is llll'tl to commend any part
of the show and do ju lice' to the 1est.

REGENT TODAY.

 

 

 

 

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without ex- ’

Today and Fridav

At 2:15 and 7 and
Saturday at 2:15, 7 and 9

Marty Brooks Presents
DDIE REILLY and JACK COL-
LINS with LOUISE BAXTER
And Her Rosebud Beauty Chews

 
 

 

 
 

REGENT FRIDAY.

 

 

 

of Humanity.
Starring Henry.

A Story of the Soul
“The Boomerang."

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i 3. Walthall.
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v ‘ ,Muih Henry B. Wallhall. who is the star
audeVIIles Biggest Musical “of “Tile 1.300111111111112." th.n seven reel
Comedy production which will lr-c shown at

‘LOVE AND KISSES"

GLYNN AND WALSH
Aerial Novelties

CHRISTOPHER AND WALTON
Comedy Dispensers

JIM AND IRENE MALIN
Scenic Variety Production

lthc Regent Thlall'c Friday,
‘acts of vaudeville.
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i HOYT'S TODAY
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Favorite Of The American Screen
And Stage, H. 8. Warner in “The
Gray Wolf’s Ghost."

PRICES FOR THESE ATTRACTIONS. I.

Costly E
at the short calendar session. Besides

Senior. Bethel. sprained ankle Decom—
ber 8; will receive $14.30 weekly un—
til able to work.
Silas B. Earle.
stood. Greenwich .
December 15;

Cos Cob. i}.
injurc d

Samuel Larzallino. Greenwich. F. F.
l‘erch (‘0.. New York. hip and leg in-
jured November 29: will
$l3.75 weekly until able to work.
Greenwich, A

receive $18 weekly"

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(7. \Vells— '
left hand i
will receive $18 weekly’

Marty Brooks will present 11mm able to work.

named Kunzlcr.

receive menl. [net

,1, beign killed and robbed by demobil-

 
 

 

 

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Carrying
out its announced intention or taking
action against unfair trade practices
of the big paekc2s despite settlement
by the d :partntcnt of justice of pond
ing antitrust proceedings, the Fed-
eral Trade Commisaion today cited?
Aroumr 8: Company in a formal com- ‘
plaint alleging unfair methane or (.2111-
petition in violation of the Federal
Trade Commission act and the acqui-
sition of control of competing con-
cerns in violation of the Clayton Act.

The complaint charges that Armour
&' Company by acquiring control of:
two ccmpeting concerns the Lockout "
Refining Company Chattanooga, ‘2
Tenn., refiners and dealers in cotton-
seed oil and lard substitutes and the
Harris Tannery Company later
known as the Sylva Tanning Com '
pany Sylva N 0.. eliminated those
concerns as competitors in their re-,
spective lines of busineSS and re-:
strained interstate commerce in the .
commodities in which the companies
dealt.

BEAUTY IN HAIR

 

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Girls! A mass of long,

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ARMENIAN GIRLS IN Let“l’7andcrinc” can your hair and
' F36 LEAF ATT'RE double its beauty. You can have loin
GENEVA, Jan. lo.—-A SWiSS pastor of long. thick. strong. ill-"“033: i211:

 

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Don‘t let it stay lifeless, thin.
or fading. Biing 1101'.
and vitality.

Gct a 334mm, lln‘lic (‘l‘
“Dandcrine” at our (true
counter to freshen your scalp:

who was in Armenia
throughout the war. and has just re-
turned to Zurich. confirms the state-
1,500.0UO Armenians have
still are

back its c

del isht l‘u:
or toiic:

been massacred, and more
(heck

Andrew Lindquisl. . _ . .. . ‘ :
Norris and Co. Greenwich. cut finger izpd Turkish troops, while 250,090 dandluff and falllnz: hall. Xour no.1
.0“ right hand Nov 25. will receive hgmeiesg orphans are roaming the needs this siilnulatln': tonic: then liF

‘ , life, color. hrlehtnccs and abundance

$16.12 weekly until able to work.

 

7 DIVORCE'S TO BE
HEARD FRIDAY

Seven uncontested divorce cases

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fare assigned for hearings at the short

calendar session'of the Civil Supe—
r101 couit Fliday as follows: Eliza-
beth R. Scofield vs. \l’llliam F. Sco-
field; Flancis I". Motasco \s. Lama

.O'Dell Marasco; Pauline Greczula vs.

Nicholas ireczula: Vl'ashington V.
Decker vs. Laura Ella Decker: Clem:
enlinc Giovanni vs. Joseph A. Giovr

anni: Howard A. \Vilcox \s. (‘alherine
ClCl'ku Wilcox and Mary W. Moln' vs.
Oscar C. Mohr.

Several wives who are being sued
for divorce. will ask the court to al-
low them alimony pending the trial of
the actions and will also ask to have
the plaintiffs give them money with
which to defend the actions in the
case of . S. \K’ainwricht vs. E. F. You

[\‘l'ettburg inc. a motion for the Judg-
[ment upon the pleadings of an audi

'.tor is scheduled to be l.1eard
Judge John I]. chlcr will presidb

hearing: the many motions on the list
and the. divorce petitions he will as-
sign cases 101 trial next week.

HE BECAME FRANK'
SHE BECAME FREE

LONDON. .lan. l.‘1-—‘You wntlldnt

’liko a sort of animated piece of flu-
’nittlre around the house with a taste

for Si otcll whiskey and a. habit. of?
{going on long vacations at p shor;
notice. Eric. \‘l’llliam ‘ Bowman-

Vaughzm. wealthy dialnoul merchant,
wrote to his wife. He added: “I'm
being frank for the first time since we
were married."

She's single again.

.country and robbing in order to live.

will retll1~n~22Hurryf

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The pastor saw large bands of help-
less and {oodless Armenians being;
driven at the point of the bayonet in-
to deserts to die.

CHIEF OF ARMY ENGINEERS.

“Yemen and girls for lack of CIOilI- ‘K'ASHIXUVTON. Jan. iii—LWCOIOTIPI
ing a“. now wearing costumes made Lansing H. Beach was nominated to
of fig haves. be chief of army engineers.

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T N T Vocalists

~——and—-—
hursday—Viola Dana
Get Married."
Friday—Bessie Love “Pegcen.”
Saturday—Antonio Moreno in “The
Invisible Hand."

Pictures Only Thursday and Friday
' Evenings at 9 o'Clock.

When old Koorotora put the “Indian
curso' on the. Guiliel'roz family. he!
stalted something;r that furnished :1?
lot of excitement three centuries later.’

Harry West didnTt know anything
about the prophecy when he madef
love tdillaruja, the Spanish beautv.

Pereo, superstitious maioudomo of
the (:uitiel‘l'cz familv. started out to
get the “Clinco's” life-blood. After
murdering llal-ly's father he inauzun
ated a lynching bee With Harry as the
main attraction. but just as they were
about to swing Harry into another
world. the “denlon-sod of the. big wolf"
came shrieking llll‘OllQll the valley.
Harry escaped, while Pereo fell a vic-
tim to “The Gray “'olf's Ghost."
shown at Hoyts‘ Theatre this evening
at 7 and 9. 7

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HOYT a
Best Produced Pictures
Thursday at 7:15 and 9
H. B. Warner in
“Gray Wolf’s Ghost”

Friday Evening
Pauline Fredericks in

 

 

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New Heating System Has Been
“Woman on the Index” Installed
After considerable delay in the at»

Saturday Matinee and
N izht
All Star Cast in
‘5Men9,
And Elmo the Mighty

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PALACE TODAY.

rival of necessary materials the work
of overhauling the heatins ap“ara‘us
of Hoyt's Theatre has been completed
and during the tests made in the past
few days of cold weather has proven
parteularly satisfactory. Such were;
,the arrangements last week that the}
theatre was kept comfortable and few
persons realized that work was going
on. Other improvements conductive
to the further comfort of patrons
have been made and the theatre is
now regarded as due to regain it's old

 

 

 

 

‘arty Brooks Presents “Love and place in the hearts of theatregoers.
KISSCS" a Musical Comedy Sensa- _____‘ ____'___- l
' “On with Four Other Acts and TO HEAR AUTO CASES.

Viola Darla Feature. _ i
. The Palace Theatre is far from out
:' the running with Broadway Thea-
ms in the vaudeville billed for the
fast three days of the week as 311‘
minced by Manager Allie pHamIltm‘l
'lst evening As the lama"

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