Evening sentinel, Monday, January 19, 1920 · page 3

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REGENTwPALACE

Sy Special Arrangement of the K-0 Company for .
Presentation in Norwalk as the First of the Series
of Super-Photoplay Attractions.

 

Tomorrow
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Regen t . Theatre
UNDER auspices or ‘

THE CHILDREN or MARY, sr. MARY’S cannon,

NORWALK
O. E. GOEBEL PRESENTS

“ The Burning Question”

AN Ah'n 1301.331:er PHOTO DRAMA IN 8 ACTS
FEATURING

Father Kelley

“THE FIGHTING CHAPLAIN” OF THE 27TH DIVISION
—and—
CHAPLAIN-IN- CHEF, AMERICAN LEGION

Wednesday, January 21 st
. 8 :30 p. in. _
. Children 15c.

Every Red Blooded American
Should See This Play

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‘tatc at Darkn, Conn. last
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for 350.000. The same broker rented for
John McCorntack. the singer. his sum-
mcr home at (‘ollendcr's Point to
John A. Eckm't.

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3, 7 and 8:30

Father Kellv

Chief Chaplain of the A. E. F., in

“The Burning' Question”
Under Auspices Children of Mary.

St. Mary's Church
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35 cents

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“BROKEN BLOSSOMS"

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At 2:15. 7 and 9 Today

World‘s Greatest Actress

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A superb story of smiles, tears
and big: moments based on Maude
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management of the Regent has to its
credit the biggest accomplishment in fr
artistic entertninment that we have
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At Special Sale Prices

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ClNOT is for sale, exclusively, at-
Pfaisted‘s Drug Company, 43 Washing.
ton street, South Norwalk; Vl'iliium:
Jonas”. Stamford; H. E. Northrup's
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We soon will be through with inventory and we find numerous broken lots of mer-

chandise which have accumulated in the store, which was bought at low prices befoz e the
market advanced.

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We caimOt dupliCate the same goods, hence this Clearing out of the way sale.

In order to make this sale interesting to you we will arrange the various smerchandise'

in even One Dollar Marks and guarantee to give you at least $1.50 value for every $1 00._1
you Will spend on this sale.

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