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maY. JAN. 30, 1920

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Splitting Comedy Skit
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Sunday
AL 7 and 9
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for 1111‘ vaudeville bill which opened
for (hp woulrend ongacxement yester-
And in this opinion a large num-
ber eoncurrnd. for the bill is as 3 nely
presented and ofei's as much Variety
as any program offered in Norwalk in
that 111112111 of time. Marty Brooks'
l'niniuturn musical comedy with Henry
Barlow and his chorus of pretty :4 HS.
in presenting “His Taking “'ar," a
satire on the movies was easily the
hit. of the bill. but this act. had dral
from the start to the. finish. Hazen
and Wynn opened the Show with a
whirlwind dance and song not and it
cannot be too emphatically said "of the

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An 2:15, 7 and 9 .

. p-elr that they are (-levei' enlertamers.
”:1.“ Thev satisfied everyone. “MacDonald
_, “a- ' ' “‘- and Cleveland were runners-up for the
‘ honors and gm'o a fine account. of
2 themselves i their specialty sinleng
~. and comedy dance offerinL'S. Mae
é Marvin, in a repertd're of modern
5,‘ songs, was excellent. She has been
,5 , ‘ .-. .... ......“ Singing in his: time Shown and is one of
1; 1'“? the VVeek-End the host vocal artists in vaudeville.
‘ 'zdny and Friday, 2:15 and 7 Donaldson and Geraldne wore cast in

$113.1rday. 2:15. 7 and 9:15 a western comedy skit that had the
v. Only Thursday and Friday audience in roars from the start to the
'1 Evenings at 9 finish. T111: act. as in fact the entire
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1f, 1» lZEN AND WYNN s-ho“ u 111 be offelod today at ...l.) and
’ Novelty Musical :3pecialty «.-.-..
_‘ TNALD AND CLEVELAND
’ Dmnty Singing and Comedy [[flgAL YQUN
Offering
MAE MARVIN
mg a Repertoire of Modern MAN
. Songs
{j-T"'—=1LDSON AND GERALDINE
r. Western Comedy Skit .
Marry Brooks Presents
1 HENRY BARLOW 3.
‘7. in"- iMr. Salvidor Anastasia, of
“1'15 TAKING WAYS" l 123 Chapel Stre: 1, New
A T’dl in Three occncs With a ,
go of T611 Dainty, Dashing Girls. Haven, We“ KNOW“ ar'ld
and— Popular Young Man In
Q; Madlaine Traverse New Haven. Is Strong for,
§ in the Tonic CINOT
"The Snlendid Sin”
f; ' "110' \1111111111 Moreno in “The
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Saturday
3 Antonio Moreno
} in
.1 "The Invisible Hand”
:2. Sunday
f; At 7 and 9
5 Sessue Hayakawa
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F3. “The T0119.r Man”
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HOYT'S
The Best Produced Pictures

Friday
Tom Moore in

"Man and His Money”

Saturday
Gladys Hulette in
“High Silveed.”
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1 Evening

Music by Colonial Jazz Band
GRAND OPENING

jATURDAY. JAN.‘31st
312 State Street, near Atlantic
Stamford, Conn.

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PA LACE TH EATRE

lmst Show in three years" is the
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production. There will be. a picture
show only at 9 o’clock.

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The illness of -Elinor_ DeMott after
her arrival in town yesterday for the
opening of the Regent vaudeville
week-end Show, made lit necessary for
the management to transfer the act to
a later program and by a piece of good
fortune Tid Bits, a clever kid act was
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(dilution is one for w {oh no apologie
need be. made. for the fun makers Were
at their best. yesterday and'innde many
extra bowa as they closed their act.
Dancing, singing and some instrumen-
tal music were features of the number.
Toby and Frank offered a costume vo-
riety song and dance act of 53911111
merit. The McNauzhtons tookthe
place or Dohbs and \Valsh and acquit-
ted iiiemseu'es splendidly. Miss Me—
Naughton in particular ‘b'31amp at one:
a favorite of the afternoon and even-
Hnriy Cakes (‘11.. um-
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‘ of fun and a. pretty satire on the mod-

em practice of spiritualism and the
rising tide or fortune telling. The
members of the cast. were particularly
well fitted 111 the roles in which the?
appeared. Keane and Foxworth. a
colored pair, closed the Show with a
whiiiwind comedy offeiin: of dancea,
songs and music. The bill is a winner
throughout. It will be presenlt‘l T-‘ffm .
at £15 and (1:43 with Mae Murray in
“The Big Lille Parson." a now T'ni»
versal release of much merit. The nie-
only \\ ill be ofered again 3'. 9
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January Clearance Sac

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On 'aie Saturday, January Slst

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“On Miami ..vhore. ” \Valtz. 3'05 C.Si:1'.th's Orchestra
- “Peggy. ” M: dley fox trot. 303. L. Smith 5 Or be: tra.

"My Isle of G: ldcn Dreams.‘ ‘ Mu 111,11" l‘t: S. bin 5
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“Drtc‘dnelle.” Fox .trct. Silv'n's che'ty Orchestra.

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“Wurv Rutflcs." One step. All Str‘ Trio.

“Lamplighter-’5 Hornpipe No. 1." Country dance. Vic—
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“thre the Lanterns Glow."
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“Taxi." One step. Joseph (3. Smith's Orcficsbm

‘ Blowsv Magglefl’ c-d’cy reel'. ' .C‘TC by Patrick J.
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“Dublin J g Medley.” Played by Patrick J. Touhey and
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”While Others Are Building Castle; in the Air.‘ John

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“Let the Rest of the World Go By." Elizabeth Spencer,

Charles Hart. 18638
‘ ‘I’ m Like a Ship Without a Sail. " Charles Hart, Elliott

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“Dreaming Alone in the Twilight. Reinald Werrenrath 64813

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