4rrSDAY, JAN. 20, 1921i. I m 4. , ' I ( ' '1
~' REGENT “ALACE
Sy Special Arrangement of the K—C Company for
Presentation in Norwalk as'the First of the Series
of Super—Photoplay Attractions.
1 Tomorrow Tomorrow .
At 2:15, 7 and 9 At 215’ '7 and 9 ’ N AZIMOVA
, ‘ l “w! IT“ The Sublime Crcatmn‘
' ‘ "1‘” I H l “I , -. of tho WillSlifél’ --in—-
‘ "3‘ “ 1‘“ “W Artist of (he Scrccn Maude Futton's Play of Smiles and
>5 llli‘lillllin“ \‘.'ilh ‘rlcr D. W. Griffith‘s . Tears,
, .
N AZIMOV A Sl‘i‘perb Creation ”
M“ The Iucmnlmrublc BROKEN” “ The Bral
3 _m_. IBLOSSOMS
. ‘ A thing almout too lpczmti- C 1' c d
-’ ‘ THE BRAT” ful. loo sublimc for words. i 3p”: ome y
l Holmes Travelo ue
llz-r lutcst and greatest pro- The high art of the screen 1 ' . g '
(Ln-lion adaplcil from must. remain as a closed . .,. ‘ l
Mum‘lc Fulton ’s sonszutimml book to those who do not see ' ' ' HURSDAY l
blag“. success this IJlay. l The Regent Presents .
‘ . 5—ACTS SELECTED _
., VAUDEVILLE-J
- ‘- —_=l_a=..- -—nnd~——
unnanannna The Biggest Charles Ray Hit Yet
AT Screened,
. “Red. Hot Dollars” ~
Re ent Theatre 3*
, and 6:45. 1
, Picture Only at 9, l
UNDER AUSPICES 0F “
THE CHILDREN OF MARY, SI‘. MARY’S CHURCH, . . ~—— . __
NORWALK “‘"
0. E. GOEBEL PRESENTS ! A]. Inf THEAIRES
. . 9 9 ’
“The Burnmg Question REGENT T°°AY
AN ANTIBOLSHEVIST PHOTO DRAMA IN 8 ACTS ”“3”" “Mmment 0" The K-c
FEATURING
Father Kelley
“TI-IE FIGHTING CHAPLAIN” OF THE 27TH DIVISION
——and——
CHAPLAIN-IN-CI-IIEF, AMERICAN LEGION
Wednesday, January 21 st
8:30 p. m.
Children 15c.
3 p. m. 7 p. m.
Adults 35c.
'h M / - f".
Every Red Blooded American
Should See This Play
Regent l beans
The Last Time in Norwalk Today.
Al 2:15; 7 and 9.
The Greatest Actress of Them All,
Company In Presenting “The Brat"
Will Be Approved At Uptown
Theatre
Norwalk or more particularlv that
part of the. city in which the Regent
Theatre is located is prepared today
to Welcome Nazimova in “The Brat."
The satisfaction and indeed the com~
3plete and hearty reception which was
accorded this photo-play attraction at
the Palace yesterday where it was
first presented only assures the law."
est sized turnout that has perhaps ev~
er witnessed a feature in this city. at.
the Regent today. The first coopera-x,
live accomplishment of the Regent and ’
Palace booking agency known as the!
K—C Company has won the laurcls for?
the organization in putting Norwall:
Your Final Chance to See
D. W. Griffith’s
Masterpiece of the Screen.
“BROKEN
- BLOSSOMS”
From Tho ARS Burke Story
——with-‘ ‘
LlLLlAN élsH, DONALD cause
and——
ALL STAR CAST.
Comedy
Pathc News.
TOMORROW
At 2:15, 7 and 9.
The Most Likablc Chap on tho
Screen. in His Most Appealing
Picture,
Charles Ra}r
“an Hui Bonus"
THURSDAY
PALACE STANDARD VAUDE-
VILLE
5—HEADLINE ACTS—5
wand——
ENID BENNETT
“THE WOMAN‘IN THE SUIT.
CASE."
Vaudeville and Pictures at 2:15
and 7. '
Picture Only at 9.
MW
4“
Fulton slat!“ success she was at her
inst. The {cars and smiles of the nud-
iences that saw the picture and the
real depth of emotion that it created
will be lastinzt rcmembrances of this
line piece of work. Regent. patrons
will have their opportunilv todav and
unless they are much misjudged. seat:
will be at a m‘cmium for all
There will be three
2:13. 7 and 1).
Show ‘.
prcsentallons at
PALACE TODAY
“Broken Blossoms’ Creat‘n A New
Plane Far Which Future Producer
Must Strive But Will Perhaps
Seldom Reach
Art in its. finished l'orni—wil‘at was
l
' binatirm
!.
i
l
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
cmro-‘s LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poisons
from stomach, liver and
bowels
Am i :4.
“(‘alil’rrnfa” Syrup (’2' Fl.
only-«look for the name (‘a‘i‘hrnia on
tho nqnirnnm
child is having the {rest and most harm
”inn e-n" «an 17-1“‘,
less laxative or physio for the him:
stomach. liucr and bowels. (‘hhhon
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child‘s dose on each ho;
tie. Give it without fca“.
Mother! You mus! say “(.‘alilom‘af
it at lhc Rotten? rustfl'flhv 7“!" ’ ')"‘-
ehowin: was the :1'1‘1‘1". ~
mem 'ln'ouuh nhich the K41" cor‘inc"
both Ramiro“ :H
. \',.n~.~q}i,—U A f
was n‘h‘ m :11? the
' we: 0 l1- 1‘
cities have played one or the othcrat
advanced Dru-cs but Norwalk was able
to get. them both without ativaiicin:
the cost. Lillian Gish and Firm"!
Crisp are notables of a, notable (‘35:!
that plays this adaptation of the
Thomas Burke smrv in Dt’f‘fl‘('ll()n.
There am no words that will do ius’
to thi“ Illi1<i0TiJlfl00 in the V'a ' r i‘ H .
criplion. l' is 9‘ rare vomit“? 'x M
of thc art :4 pholodrrratic z‘>:""“"
ion that cer s :1 ncw pink.» to" vr‘rir l:
the producer: must slvi‘w it i' ow
LY jus" to “av that it r'nv l)" 3‘? int '
by somo but also fair l" '
the maim'it‘; rf cawr': r'l'V‘ ~ “‘6‘! fi‘!
fur slit 1 of tho tillc'o'st ,; ‘1: rm
Bloswotne." The p'ai‘ w’l‘ ‘ m...
last Norwalk run at the l’u‘n 30:1.1‘
at’2zlS, 7 anal 9.
PALACE TOMOR ROW.
Charle< Ray’s New Play “Rad l—lur
Be Feazure of we 1--
Dollars" Will
, pher.
- the
aw», .. I. - ... 1 vm . . ‘ . a.
.-. Peon maxi;
Charliebgay triéeil in hisifieijmc—
lure “1866 Hot Dollars" at the Palace
Theatre'tbmorrow and the experiment
is far from successful. lie finch if m:
zircmely difficult to think 01' humor:
~(nly while she's around and he's in t
as well satisfied whrn h:- fath ‘1‘
patches up an old bucimux q ‘3 rel
and She doesn't have to wu‘k an'
Emore.
i “I understand now what a woman
‘means when she says she ‘won‘t. be
dictated [0” says Charlie, “and ever:
in the picture it's hard to keep you'j
mind on your letter-writing when thcl
typist is a fluffy headed little beau?»
You‘ll azree with him aftc‘.‘ You:
FCC Gladyr Gcorge a: tro menur‘n ‘
"Re’l [lot Dollars" pz'csc'il‘»;
MinRay in a chowctm~ir1iicallv ycutli-‘
ful part. lie as a yuan?! ma
chinist in a l’onnvli'v, :‘chn hi3 cm-
ployc-r”: iii": and becomes his proh 2‘.
and l‘inallv wins n pretty girl and‘
makcs pcucn lwtwccn two ancimit‘
(ncmies. it is a thorouuhlv onloy
able ParanmunLArtcralt picturc. ‘
Flil'h
REGENT THURSHAY. ’
Management Offers Vaudevfl'c an”!
the New Pa'ramountiArtoraft Charl ~:‘
Ray Success “de Hot “ohms"
\K‘lml (nx'd lie mr‘re (rpm 111‘"
than that (“1311071 F who l‘n'; h‘:\"~‘
so mung: country boy hcro'ss: v" 41..
:‘cl‘ern r‘lmulll be ill" lea in“ in a“. 0‘."-
fa"hin~\rd learn (lance hcl-rl recently at
the hi: Tlmmae ll. lnce mo‘ion pi"-
tnrc studio? The occasion was the
completion ihcrc of a monster "dark
59.11" for :‘w taki'rr c-f n'ulit pith
turc‘. M" Rav and “in (morn-mg in“?
f'inisiiwd their ncr: nictnrc. "Roi lint
Ifnllm‘s." which will be shown at th»
Regent Theatre Thursdnv with vrwls
illc.
chernl days were spcnt in turnin‘:
"stage" into an (*xaci rrn'o‘v:
tinn of a bi: country bum. \‘i'h'rn a‘l
was finished, chickens perched on tho
brains. horses. wcrc i." the stalls». an'
a real rural orclicstra struck 1m 1%
muric. Mr. Rav and hi: prettl load
in: woman. Gladys Gcot‘;c ltd
dancing. They wcrc ap'pronria‘vh'
clad and wcm through the measures
of the. \’ir;:inia reel" and “lancer-:7.“
with 1mm l-ucnlic abandon. Hard
cidcr was the thief refreshment. and
the party lasted until the morning.
'.‘»‘i
(‘crlificates of increase in the capital
(05 Fifth Avenue.
- .
‘Ja'ré‘i‘cuntr-A com in our. ont-
Take LAXATIVE unelggirflmr
mu f'l‘abletit). n stom‘i'fflt com
and Headache and works off the Cold.
11W, GROVES signature on each
box. 30c."
4 I “wfi.” “
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81 Re.1nmg Co.
From :36 wells. on legume.
“flailing 586 acres, there is a
pl‘vse‘ll settled production.
mow than doubly Fulfilment;
to maintain the
Quarterly Dividend of 3%
a.» paid .l muar: 15th, 1920”: 5‘
:idtluonnl wells are drilling
5
on illc 1mm pmvcn acres
«(win-(l by thv Company. in
thv most prmluclivc fields of
Kansas, Oklahoma and Tcx~
as.
Appiir-ation Will Do madc to
list this stock on tho New
York Curb.
$1.20 pcr share.
1 Fcnd for descriptive cirrulur
BALDWIN c”: COMPANY,
New York City
WATS
Al Special Vale Prices
ladies’ and Mi ses’
$45 Coats
$25
Men’s and Ycurg Men's
$25|&$€00’ccats
$15
a.» . . ‘
in the first place'in the picture ficld. what most people Lhoucht and mid nf‘ hfifiday Sill-‘W- ‘ Efnpk of lhv Bates company cf lNcw BY 8
‘ — “—‘“ t5”— '-xazimoya never'played better than in D. w; Griffilh's superb production How mucn work. ‘7‘“ d “l“ "‘ alumni from $40.0” to $140.01)», him ‘ ;
ADV i E IN QEBIINEi fflR RES g “The Brat" because in portraving the “Broken Blossoms.” which mars at done durinc the day if vour rm ' .- .w n I“! in ”1“ “mm d. the :‘N??rtt‘..g .
L 1 character of the justly famous Maude Rho. Palace today, afler they had seen heart were your Sli‘m‘rl'TaTFTV‘l‘ a state m Hartford.
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THURSDAY ‘
A 3. DA V INVENTG
JAN. '22
# FRIDAY
JAN. 23
market advanced.
. low prices. , -~ --
; MILL OUTLET”
‘ 4 ‘ - 124 Washington Street
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 before the
AT THE
We cannot duplicate the same goOds,hence this clearing out Of the way sale.
In order to make this sale interesting to you wewill arrange the various merchandise
in even One Dollar Marks and guarantee to give, you at least $1.50 value for every $1.00
: you will spend on this sale. ' ' ‘ '
: Keep an eyeon this space for a description of the merchandise and the astonishingly
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lcludeS aturday, Jan. 24
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Norwalk Chronicler