. I‘RIDAY,.JAN. 16, 1920
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Attraction Extraordinary
Regent Theatre
. Thursday Friday Saturday
, .20, 6:45. 2:20, 8:45. 2:20, 6:45, 5
With Pictures
Thursday Friday Evenings at 9
1 3——Real Headline Acts. of
; liver Entertaining Vaude.
~.ill;- Features—5' ‘
’ The Act of Action
ElGHT BLACK DOTS
‘lhe Musical Surprise
FOUR LUNDS
Minutes Solid Laughter
DELEA AND ORMA
The \Ninter Garden Stars
LEVERA AND-MANNING
Tins: Harmony Artists
METROPOLITAN TRIO
“'iindr ,_
'l‘iflfiY—Hem‘y B. Walthall in “The
Boomerang."
iturdny—Pearl
mack Secret."
White in “The
Sunday Evenina‘
Harry Carev in
“The Ace of the Saddle"
——:ln(l A-
Today and Fridav
At 2:15 and 7 and
Saturday at 2:15, 7 and 9
Marty Brooks Presents
EDDIE REILLY arid JACK COL-
LINS with LOUISE BAXTER
And Her Rosebud Beauty Chorus
rwin ~1—
Vaudeville's Biggest Musical
Comedy
‘LOVE AND KISSES" '
GLYNN AND WAusH
Aerial Novelties
CHRISTOPHER AND WALTON
Comedy Dispensers
JIM AND IRENE MALIN
‘ Scenic Variety Production
ECHART AND MOORE
T N T Vocalists
—~and~—
?riday—Bessie Love in “Pegeen.”
Saturday—Antonio Moreno in “The
Invisible Hand." 4
Sunday Evening—-Mabel Normand
in “Pinto.”
Dictures Only Thursday and Friday
Evenings at 9 o'Clock.
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HOYT’S .
Best Produced Pictures
:7 :15 and 9
Friday Evening
Pauline Fredericks in
“Woman on the Index”
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Saturday Matinee and
Night
All Star Cast in
“Men”
And Elmo the Mighty
“The Midniaht Man” i '
'it live tho way you have made mine
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REGENT VAUDEVILLE
lntomparabie Bill At Norwalk Theatre
includes Many Specialties—Wal-
thall Picture Today.
hardly one act of the Regent Thea-
- bill which was offered yesterday
its first presentation of a three
run can be singled out for partic-
TillllllNlil‘llN MAN ABLE in ,
, -. RETURN ill Wllllli lull , .
. . ~ AlIlelIJAAluNulIME
Mr; Peter Sitzman. of 74 River Street, Torrington, and
Well Known Tells Wonderful Story of the Remark-
able Results of CIN OT
l ers. Siizman fairly bubbled over
.thh enthusiasm as she walked into
Torrington. She had good cause-to
do so, as her husband has been unable
to work {orsome time, and the tonic
(TINOT put him back on the ’pay roll,
as it has done to many others. Mrs.
.Sitzman further says:
“Mr. Sitzmun is enthusiastic over
ClNOT. as he has bvon a great suffer-
er from sour acid HlOllliiCll, dyspepsia.
with gas and bloat. was also bothered
tcrrihly with rheumatism—and, in fact.
has been unablc- to work for some
‘lime. He has tried unreal many rum-
fcdies but none of them seemed to do
any good until he uscd ”NOT. and
that medicine has surely performed
'wonders with him, and he wishes to
let his many friends know all about
CINOT. I am going to give you a
picture of Mr. Sitzman that was taken
‘ a long time ago. but I am sure it will
. be‘recognized by our many friends."
! CINOT is for sale, exclusive. -at
l'Plaist'ed’s Drug Co., 43 Washington
lstreet, South Norwalk; William .H.
Jones', Stamford; H. E. Northrup's,
Danbury; Lucien B. Switzer's. South-
.port; VVestport Drug Co.. “’cstport;
lJ. D. Hartigan's Drug Store, Bridge-
)port, Conn—Adv.
SflCEEll Assuullili
ll] MEET JANUARY 24
iMany Protests and Disputes
PETER SITZMAN.
Vitngraph's' now picture, “Pczeen.”
This picture, in which Bessie Love is
the star, will be shown at the Palace
Theatre. today with five acts of Valid-f
evillu i
REGENT T_ODAY
The Most Stupendous Photo-drama 01’ to Come “fore State
The Day "The Boomerang" Star. D l tes
ring Henry B. Walthall. e ega
“The Boomerang." which plays at; The half yearly general meeting of
lllo Reerm Theatre today with five the Connecticut State Football Asso-
ncls of vaudeville. is taken from the cation {5 1° b9 held in‘tiie Arlington
brilliant novnl of the same name by Homl' 59w Haw“. 0“ balurday even-
" ‘ _ ling, January 24, when business of
“111mm llannllon Osborne. Mr. 03- great importance is to be transacted.
homo recently returned from Europe
At this meeting every club in the state
' nd on of ti 4 f. ‘5. d ties he orm-J will be allowed to send two delegates,
q o m n , u pert and each league two delegates and,
ed was to see the screen version of
his book.
with the officers of the association.
Al the conclusion lot the showing pgesent when mg “31:9“an 1: called to"
, . . _ ‘t at evening at : o'c oc .
heltunilded '0 M" “8‘”th the “W's The delegates of the various clubs
am so :
"I can hardly 1'93““ thatihave been anxiously waiting for this
anyone could take a novel and make meeting for several months. 83 there
;has been so many disputes and pro-
tests this season that the club dele-
gates wanted to know, in open meet-
—-——-———-—-— ing. where several decisions were ar-
REGENT MONDAY. rived at. At this meeting each dele-
. gate will be allowed to ask all the
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“Broken Blossoms”—-Strong Griffith.gg§:t}°ng $1311: :3! rhsépzshttg?a; r8895;
Drama Starring Lillian Gish
‘retary of the-Connecticut State Foot-
THE REAL LILLLAN GISH ball Association, will be there to an-
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swerall questions. Delegates will be
present from Stamford, Norwalk, An-
I would be terribly nervous were I
to become a. star and be exploited ev-' ford.
sonla. Bridgeport. New Haven, Hart-
1 ks “glilrlfiiigr'ufirigtll’ll'ngm'éds‘s’t
cl‘ywhcro. So much is expected of a '00 - -
star for the public is of such exactingimat the state will b? well represented.
and Changing tastes. Fortunately for DEMAND p03 FORMER EMPEROR
me, my oxpmicnccs have bcen of the: pAQIQ Jan_ 15 (anag).__premge‘rs
most pleasant kind and people have Clemeneau. Lloyd George and Nitti
been good enough to say many nice will this morning examine the text of
and encouraging things about my work the demand to be made upon Holland
in ‘Broken Blossoms.’ ” {for the extradition of former Emperor
Thus spoke Miss Lillian Glsh—fiheiWilliam. according to the Matln. The
real Lillian Gish who will appear at'premiers will alsoinspect the list of
the Regent Theatre, Monday, three German ofilccrs and soldiers accused
shown 2:15,.7 and 9 P. M. . of violations of the laws of war and
‘ whose surrender will be demanded
from the Berlin government. This
list is said to comprise approximately
600 names.
Alive.
PALACE MONDAY
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And You :
Another Nazimova Triumph 1
Can't OVer-play It—-“The Brat" .
One of the most significant of the HOME OF THE CIRCUS.
tributes to her art that Nazimova, the; A school teacher was reading an ex»
great Russian act ss. now starring lnfciting story to her group of young
“The. Brat," which plays at. the Pal-'sters about the jungle. In order that
ace Theatre. Monday. three shows:th child might understand (dearly
2:15, 7 and 9 P. M.. has received
course of the long succession of tri- "Which one Of YOU can tell me What
umphs that have been here she says:the jungle $3? One bright lime b9?
, ‘ ir and’ the
, b'zBasllMAacDonald HRS-swave‘i his “and in. the a
was raid her y who teacher told him to give his defini-
"the drug store of Mallette & Huke, .
there should be at least 60 persons
‘nounced from Moscow 3 week ago.
in the what the story was about. she saldz‘
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Continued from me one ’° 3. ~
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Bolsllcvik invlei-m -ii in: “-1- l~.‘..sl .. .2.
was very red. lint il «4-- pnir-ul cut 00 :
that'inlernal conditions in P‘rs‘fi. . .9.
Turkey and Afghanistan were lilrra'w .z. 1‘“ E- U N IVE R S AL CAR 0..
coins. In Mesapotanl’n. too. the um- 00 8
lab are torced lo contend with dllilcul» .3. \ ' . .9
lies. arising frlzz mcizzl 'ilsstnclml. it ~ r . 9:.
was said that a Sovel odvance that 00 LIST EN 1 0 PL «IN FALK g
captures the Crimera would make the . A . ,
Black Sea virtually a Russian liolshe- .: , 0‘
viii lzlkl- :lr-l -r vv‘s flll'il-m r-ll'mcd .9 :
.. STRAIGHT FRO“ THE SHOULDER
tle bélp from the new unpubllc‘ of . L 9..
Georgia. Dagbeslan and Azerbaijan.
which are directly in the path of the
Sovicl advance. ‘
“'hile there is a possibility tho [lol-
sheviki may launch an overwll-vlmlnz
alzm-z as” lat I‘llnnd :. ‘lflll'li'f‘llt
issued ycsicrday shown-l the unrest
preon I‘hi'ilun of mild-wk; n “-1-: (vol-
the debacle oi Denikinv‘s armies and
the rapid 'advance of the Soviet
forces toward the Persian and Afghan
frontiers. 4
The situation which now confronts
Great Britain. and mom or less. Japan
and China. is not of suddien growth.
however. For the last two months or
mo’re the Bolshevikl have had an al-
most unbroken series of successes
which have swept them forward on all
fronts when: "Mir forces are believed
to be formidable.
Admiral lKolchak‘s armv in ”inn-m
seems to have been completely defeat
ed. if not dispersed. The Reds are to-
day far east or Krasnoyank and are
moving nearer Irkutsk. “'hile re-
ports from Siberia have dealt almost
entirely with operations along the Si-
erian railroad occasional advances
have indicated the Bolahcvikl have
moved far south of that line. and have
established themselves near the Mog-
c
nolia boundary. which, lies to the
southwest of Irkutsk. ‘
Further to the southwest. the Son
viet forces have passed Armollnsk
and are believed to have moved south-
ward and eastward toward the front-l
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ier of Chinese Turkstan. The Cap-
from t he Afghan border. was an-
an i t was said Krasnodmsk. on the
ee’gtem shore of the Caspian Sea, was
firmly in the hands of the Red forces.
Thus from the. Yenlsei river to the
Caspian, a distance of more than 2.-
200 miles, the Bolsnevlkl seem to be
quite firmly established. From this
line it would appear they might be
able to essay incursions into China,
to the southeast. or Afghanistan and
India. to the south. Persia lies south
of the Caspian Sea and Bolshevlk
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iture of Kokhara. less than 200 mllesi
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3. ORDER the‘Ford Cars you plan to enloy soon? . 0:.
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wccks. But we cannot g -l a car from Detroit unless your bona. fido Ordt‘l' is sent along- “llll
Why don’t you wake ups-you men who
2:. will soon be pleading ior a Ford car and
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use my money until I want the Car”-—-«
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home before you do with your new
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(2 ~nilul‘e can pack into her ’daY'S work
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, . ' . .. ' _ .. .. ’ mmmowhiohoonkthom
FORD RUNA‘BOUT—‘F. o. B. Daron magmgmmmm-.- . .
FORD TOURING CAR—F. o. B. Detroit “ma... . -... . . . . . . .
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7.; mention for every one of the tings, “he English pla fight, ti . H Stood bet the class t be ctive‘ there. ' .: I
it acts is u to the hi hest stand- ("11°59 to give her the le role in 9n a up imOFSrtance and Aggie“: is :irtuall! hemmed in by» .. Ford Car. - ,I - - ’ *‘ ‘ ‘ o ‘
p g 1 - 11 had written without With a 8"“ “9310’ P . . h m ed ntlr’ . _' . _
in every respect. The large au-‘ 8 “egg: 9: he], act ‘ ' . said: “The jungle *8 where “‘9 “"3“" gfmnfilillilgy the 3;.“ slam ,8, SECOND—Money matters need not bother you. We vnll finance you. .‘c-
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1. at Offering by the, response of ap— . ' ~ ' l Tmmy veiled threatshto‘ ”30%;? 3. CAN SEND THEM‘ALONG AND GET THE CARS COMING BEFORE THE TIME 1s v 4-
i i‘ “We" “19”“? and "the “5" - ' ‘ ' fliglllsb? lifiréfimls? 2;: Edens: m} PAST; BEFORE YOUR HOUR OF DISAPPOINTMENT WOULD OTHERWISE BEGIN. ‘
1' "Ii” in ‘Norwalk was am regard‘ ms. ’are contained fin efiyleulgnfmfi. ’3: 'IT WILL TAKE THREE WEEKS AT BEST TO FILL YOUR ORDER—EVEN IF YOU ~ *~ .
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. thc mott enjo: able. ’\ ‘ $231: peuégggmgglttlxll1803§t 1:333 :3. .SAY THE WORDtoT‘OdgAT. W; don t attend to odvdrtioo the am much longer, It
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mum: row “Freezone”.ls Magic! . Lift any Com or Callus 1%.; 0...; was; wages .3033 .8. m "“1 “my . m . - ,- . 1
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