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Regent Theatre
UNDER AUSPIcEs or
THE CHILDREN or MARY, sr. MARY’S CHURCH,
NORWALK , ”
o. E. GOEBEL PRESENTS
.“The Burning Question”
All ANTI-BOLSHEVIST PHOTO DRAMA IN 8 ACTS
FEATURING
Father Kelley
“THE FIGHTING CHAPLAIN” OF THE 27TH DIVISION
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CHAPLAIN-IN-C‘HIEF, AMERICAN LEGION ’
Wednesday, January 213t
8 :30 p. m.
Children 15¢.
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3mm. 7n.m.
Adults 35c.
Evgry Red Blooded American
Should See This Play
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fl. 151m
The Best Produced Pictures.
, Regent Theatre
FRIDAY, ' SATUR.
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STEEPEE JAEIEW
TELLS EXEITINE
TENSE MflllENE
Mr. Howard Churchill of 487;"
Meadow Street, Water-
' bury, Tells How Reading.
the Paper One Day Recent-
ly Saved Him From Disas-
ter'
HOWARD CHURCHILL.
i 'r RSDAY,
2 H” THURSC1AY,JAN.22:'
BEATRICE MICHAELENA
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“HEART OF JUANITA.”
DAY. 1
The Season's .Best Selections
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VAUDEVILLE!
HANLON AND CLIFTON,
Novelty Acrobatic Surprise.
GILBERT SISTERS,
The Classy Girl Duo.
FRANK GARDNER a. 00.,
“In...
"A Day at the StudiO”
O‘CONNOR AND DIXON,
The Champs of Comedy.
VALINOVA GYPleS, ,
Variety Singing and Dancing !
. Revue. 1
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FRIDAY, JAN. 23:
The Rex Beach Special,
“THE BRAND."
SATURDAY, JAN/24:
QMARGUERITA FISCHER
— In ....
“TRIXIE FROM BROADWAY."
—~aud ~—
“ELMO. THE MIGHTY."
——audv- and has appeared :15:
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A PETAL ON THE CURRENT."
Vaudeville and Pictures Thursday
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
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an r1 ay a I an : .
. Pictures Only at 9—Regular Prices. 11:11:32?le M21“! BetoHese‘fefutSImh:
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS 1 “Scotch"— The Kincaid Kitties
l Althoueh prohibition 111s come thei
SATURDAY, I
——With—- 1Palaee l‘hez'1t1o is still able to often
its patrons :- little Scotch—in the en-
.t1itanm1nt line. "l‘he Kincaid Kilties.
“with a cast of eleven coming direct
from the Mmcus Loewe America in
New Y01k 0'113 will be on the. vaude
PEARL WHITE ’
“THE BLACK SECRET.”
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1 THURSCAY I‘ll-ttm' 'onv' throughout the 11111.11'
3 CHARLES RAY,_ 5‘8““- . "
Q ——ir1-- "lied lint Dollars“ presents (‘lm'rlis
ll "RED HOT DOLLARS." Rav :1s :1 youthful machinist and is
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l FRIDAY’S FEATURE: Diem: '-1 11 is :1 111'11u011nt Artc1:.1f1
MARY MacLAREN, diretleil b3 Jelomc Stmm.
Mr. Chruchill says:
ner3ous of late and as 1113 busineSs
requires a steady none and lots or
1strength. it worried me a great 'deal.
“l have been"
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124 Washington Street
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have promised to give you at this sale
gains in store for you.
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1' 72x90 Near Wool Blankets, sli ght
1 seconds, value 32. 00 at each9
0 White outing Flannel
fl 6 yards for
Q 391: Crelonnes
. 4 yards 101'
Ladies’ Night Gowns, pretlily
trimmed with lace, emb- .s ribbon
Enve ope Chemise, reg. $1. 49
value. at each
ladies" White Petticoats, with
dust rattle and emb. 1 ounce ea
1.110
$1.011
$1.110
and 1 immediately looked about for
a strengthening tonic that
build up my nerves and strengthen
"my entire system, and a friend of
mine advised me to try (‘1NOT, which
I did, and. let me tell the world.l
“('TI'I' saw anything'like it, as it built
me up wonderful]? and in a very
short time.”
. CINOT is an Herbal Tonic that
will get results in constipation, dizzy
spells, sick and nervous headache.
malaria. rheumatism sour acid stom-
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.:11h.:1nd is :1 gem ral builder.
CINOT is sold at Plaisted's Drug
Store, Washington street Also at 1h1
\\ estport Drug Co. Vt 1 stpol't; S“ itz
er's Drug Store. Southport: \\. H.
Jones' Drug (30., Stamford: H. E. Nor-
thrup's. Danbury. and at Hartigan‘s
Drug Store, 81 Fairficitl Ave, llridgw
pour—Adv. -
mirth dispensers cannot :be't'oo hiphlv
commended while the Vilanovn (ix—p.
sies as :1 classic song and dance revue
are :1 show in themselves.
lDRAFTW WOULD
MEAN HUNGARYS
CULTURAL DOWNFALL
(Continued from First Page.)
iville bill for the last three days of the
neck The remainder of the bill in-
lcludrs Jone: and 0‘ li1'i1n in interpie
Qti3e dance numbers; Anna I‘r 'mcis.
the empress of song 33l1ose 3oice has
lchal med many thousands and is due"E
to captivate Not'w'alkus: lellner and
Holloway the protean a1tists and
Mills and Smith :1 set of char. '11‘111"
comedians 01‘ no 1111 an abilit3.
Today at 2:15, 7 and 9.
Most Likable Star of the
Svrcen in the Most Appealing
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cHAiiitEuge'RAY l REGENT THURSDAY
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——in—-— '“Red Hot Dollars” ls Played byl|
. ,‘R d H t D " Charles Ray as Picture Attraction'
e O 0 31‘5” with Vaudeville. l
1 Fox Weekly ‘1, (‘harles R113 don's overalls and (‘.'11-
ries a dinner mail in his new pictum
"Red Hot Dollars" which will be the
attraction at the Regent theatre
I'l‘hursday with vaudefille. The
lyouthful star has the role of Tod
'Bur,ke :1 machinist in a small town
Q iron foundry Peter Garton, owner of
the founrl13'. is cold and selfish and
has been the means of drivinz to the
wall Angus Muir, his old business as-
sociate. Muii and his prett3 dough
tcr Janet lives in poor nanriznl
straits in a humble cottage.
Vi'tagraph Comedy.
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WEEK END VAUDEVILLE
JONES AND O’BRIEN,
Terpsichorean Artists.
ANNA FRANCIS.
The Empress of Song.
ZELLNER AND HOLLOWAY,
Protean Masters.
MILLS AND SMITH,
In Character Comedy,
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Todl
-—and—— icks up an acquaintance witlr them.
A Little Scotch. 111 Spite of Prohi- 1’ Lg,” his quick wit enables him to
bitlon, .save his emplo3 er‘ 1: life when a barn
“THE KINCAID KILTIES.”
.timber falls, though Tod himself is;
With a Cast of Eleven.
(badly hurt. Old Garton is affected
by the boy’ s sacrifice and taking him‘
to his mansion looks after him while:
he regains his strength and then de-|
cidcs to adopt him. Tomtells Muir of
Ihis good fortune. innocent of the
'strong enmity between the Scotch-
man and Garton, and Muir drives him
Thursday—Peggy Hyland in “Web
of Chance "
Friday—George
Beast. "
Walsh in “The
Saturday—Antonio Moreno in “The
Invisible Hand ,, iout of his house. Thereupon, Tod gets
iJanet a job in the Garton 1) cos and
'the two evolve a clever and success-
Elul scheme to bring about a reconcil-
$251,???” at: 2 15’ 7' Pictures -iation between Muir and Garton.
'3‘“ “‘1 ; “Red Hot Dollars" istai-l :0 pro.
Thre h w _ \31de Charles Ray with a characteris-
an; gs_ o 8 Saturday M 2'1547-1 tic role. The supporting company is
W headed by Glad” George 1" ‘5 3, P211
A'l' "if mfnlkfg. amount Artcraft picture QprOdUCed b)
-Thomas H Ince.
PALACE TODAY.
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Thursday and Friday—Vaudeville
REGENT VAuoEylLLE.
There Is Snap and Pep to the Bill
Booked for This Week and Variety
to Please All.
The Regent Theatre vaudeville pro
"Charles gram booked. for this week otflers
" 3'3 0'3"??sz “t amass: sane:
4‘. prett 1 mos en lo wt 3. 1
1 1‘ch magesltltllg :fféfimsgfiiagfiifli variety in the best of entertlnment.
‘ ting Charles Ray in "Red Hot 1301-. :The five acts are presented by the
his latest Thomas H. Ince pro- management with the most perfect as
Q Eiltion at the Palace theatre today sumnce that they will not only set-
" . is Gladys George and was dis. isfy but surpass expectation. Hanlon
est Likable Screen Character,
abroad for propaganda: and thirdly
the. Romanians robbed us of 111: mufnc-
turim: machinery, even p1 1111111- plants
and 1111110111 equipment so that we
11033 how but twent3 seven locomo-
tivcs.
“Our agricultural interests. 33hich
the (‘cntral European powers ruined
by taking away 0111 1130 stock,a1e in
_a condition of general devastation be-
3'01111 the River Theiss
“I tried to make Premier Lloyd
George and others see that it is in the
interests of humanity to assist us. and
that cutting us up is an economic
c111311».As proposed in the treaty.
should have no wood lumber, coal.
salt, iron or oil. It is mockery to ask
us to 11.3'e after these are taken :133' 113'.
At 1'1' day' s sitting it was derived!
officiulh that the treaty as proposid
33oul1l find no signers in Hungau
Such terms mean permanent unrest
among us and also in Europe. Owing
to, our position on the line between
Eastern and W'estern Europe. if we
"The nationality principle is con-
structed in defiance of geography and
economics and also destro3s the tra-
lditions of the people whom it cuts off
from home. From generation to gen-
erations, there will be revolts. It is
a transfer of national leadership to
laces .nl’erior in culture. It is the de
struction of our schools and universi-
ties, leading people back to ignorance.
It is cultural downfall that mankind
cannot Witness without abhorrenco. "
[COATS
At special Sale Prices
Ladles’m Misses’
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$25181" ”Whose
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Caps lor men and boys, with lur
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11211111. Ribbed Union Suits, the
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QRibbed Underwear, at each $1.80
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Fine Quality Voile waists
reg. $1.49 at each
Childs’ Stockings, black, broken
sizes, 351: value, 5 pairs
$1.00 .
Dr. Benton’ 5 Style Sleepers tor
children, all sizes at ca. $1 .00
Jersey Knitted Bloomers, pink, 101'
women, 2 pairs 101' $11-00
$1.00
Child’s Union Alls, reg $1.49
$1.00.
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children, 2 pairs for
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$1000 5
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Boys’ Knickerbockers, reg. $1.40
p,'.'ial all sizes, pair
Women’s Pure Silk Thread seam
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WOmen’ s Cashmere Hose,
2 prs tor
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Nippon China Cups 5 Saucers,
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All wool Hockey Caps,
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Silk Lisle seamed Back Hose,
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Thin Blown Tumblers,
20 for .
Fleece lined Women’s Hose,
3 prs for
361136 Congoleum Mats,
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