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. EGEN
E Theatre 2

1 979555 at 2 1.5. 6 45 ami'9

5‘11 E---Acts of Superior
Vaudeville-«FIVE

and
Pearl White in
“The Black Seer ”
Sunday Evening"
l'niversal Presents

Rupert Julian

m» Notable Saturday' Evening

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Post Story
E "The Fire Flinsers”
}’ James J. CSrbett m‘ .
3 “The Midnight ,Man”
Comedy \

? Monday ‘

11. W. Griffith’s Super Feature
3 Stalring

Douglas Fairbanks .

“When the 1ri'Clouds Roll

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Last Times a: 2:15, 6:45 and 9
Today

5---Acts of Palace
Standard Vaudeville-«5

Including

Marty Brooks Co.
“Iiis Taking “’afs"

and

Antonio Moreno in

“The Invisible Hand”
Sundav

llisungulehed Dramatic Actor

Sessue Hayakaiva
in
“The Tons: Man”

Palace Comedy
Saxton's Harmonists
. Monday

12' US[ absorbing story of the
.53 ‘. photo-play feature unllsual
1 2251 <wllsati0nal.

Alice Lake

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‘Should a Woman Tell?”
Vitagraph Ownedy,
Holmes Travelogue

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HOYIT’S

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5 Saturday' .
Gladys Hulette in
“High' Speed”

5‘ —-and-—-‘"

“Elmo the Mighty”

M lflE THEMES

PALACE TODAY.

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enth Episode of ”Tho lnvisibl!
land" Presents Antonio/Moreno in
“any New and Daring .Engage-
net's. - i I

unline Culley, the neuest serial
on horizons is a Spiritualist.
lie3es i nthe Ouija board and
. s 19d a number of experienca with
" '~ Wile d conilaption that ‘she says
make a convert or anybody.
Miss Cut-193 is a very material
To seejhe. (133163 of her
4.2.29 risks she 9.9199994; he): first
.2221le into the serial field ‘makes one

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t .n: >he is anything ~bllt a“ spirit: 4‘

H > first serial venture is the lita- '

I 1:511 detective mystery serial.
" “91151.: Hand ” in which she Works
1 353 the star, Antonio Moreno.“

oz "’ihe ouija board revelations
5‘ coniinced Miss Carley *3 this

in “Walking it. a yes!" ago,

' ‘ “as playing lead? in than» do .5

2' in of one of the other
'5-5 ouija predicted that“
‘ :n the Vitagraph Com n".
. 5:- is, with—the prediction,
'5' 55- sexenth epiSode of, 3 . V
9 2'91 will be seen ‘at' the
15 My aim fivelacts of y"
. 7 and 9 o’clock.

 

V Man.” the some Hafgkiwa picnzre

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honor as

i Flingers”

and t‘endm-lless¥executcd- by three en:-

‘ment into wlfich Julian and his sun

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95,555 which are usual in “‘1 ~95 Tong

Which plays at the Palate meme
Sunday evening 59.17999 9 oclock.
This Rebel-isometric feature. made my
Haworth is the desires! and most
vivid story of a Chinese flung" afar

which ever has been put on the
‘SCreen. ~ .5
It is based” upon ,5 “The Dragon’s‘

Daughter" which wvas Written or

 

writer, who has a. remarkable grasp
of Orio nlal character, l-u telling

swiftly-moting episodes the story of
the love of a famous “hatchet man"

for a Chinese gill is- set forth. Com»
plications are furnished bi." the lead:
cl of the Bon Sing Tong, who also'

‘ ._ lot es the girl. and‘who by his manipu-
‘lations, so works out matters that :99

leading .character is ordered on his

a“tong" man to kill the

father of the girl he loves. '
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* REGENT TODAY.

 

Pearl White Plays
i glack Secret," New Serial EpiSOde
With FiVe Acts of Vaudeville.
Peall \Vhite star of the Patlle 39—.
mini. “The lllack Secret" which Will be
:53an at the Regglt theatre Saturday
with five sets of Vaudeville at 2: 15.
7 and oclock, is believed to be the
only woman who ever climbed the
ihmstack mast of one of Uhcle bams
ngoat bat: leshlps. She accomplished
the form during the. filming of "The
Black Secret ,T’ which will be the last
fsel‘ial in Which she will appear.
9 During the Victory Loan Drive,
Miss “'hite was named sponsor of the
battleship Mississippi. and, in cele-
brationof the event was the guesto

honor of the ship's commanding olfi—;

cor (‘.a;lt TV. A..Mofi‘ett, and his onl-
‘cels onfbbard, while the fleet was
.lying in the Hudson River.

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i _ REGENT SUNDAY

 

‘Sunday Efening Post Story “The Fire
Presented with Rupert
3 Juliansln .the Leading Role.

. 5 Suspense is the dramatic keynote

of "The Fire Flingers." a. Universal;

Special Attraction starring Rupert
Julian and dilcciod by himself, which
cdmes lo the Recent Theatre Sunday
owning: or 7 and 591559.755“ sit-
uations pile up and merge into a tre-
mendous climax. ‘Thls.“blg scene" is
a combination of melodrama, pathos

ceptlonal players—Julian, Jane No-
vak. his leading woman. and Clyde
Fillmorcl who was the chic: or
police. ' 2

"Tile Fire Flingers" is a real thril-
ler. ltswxcitlng moments are strung
along without any let-up and a terrific
surprise just precedes the denoue-

porting cast have put every ounce of
'historic energy and subtle ‘art that
these talented screen folk possess.

 

BIG ORDER FOR STEEL RAILS.

’WASHINGTON Jan 30.——~At the .re-
quest of the railroad admlmstragon.
Acting Secretary Crowell of the war

‘ lyde C: ‘Weslover, a San Francisco -- °

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mond Ball, Saturday night Jan. 31

Miss Hazel Smallhorn to ill at her:
home in South Avenue with pleuflsy.
Mrs. W.” .. Irving spent .Monday in
New York, with. Mrs. G. A. Richards.

 

.hilss Ethel Knapp has been substitu-i_

ting as teacher in Center Schcbl, this
week. 2

m— ’a‘

. Joel Brooks oz Columbia University
spent the week-end with his parents in
South Avenue. 5

The next old-facuioned dance will
Occur in Odd Followé' Hall, next Tues~

 

flay evening Feb. 3. ‘ _i

Dr. Thomas Tunney, who has been

cold is much improved.

 

i. Stephen Welsh was taken to. the
\orwall? Hospital,,WedneedaS-, «illiter-
lng with pneumonia. .

Postmaster Kelley has been keeping
close game fireside,_.this week, and tali—
ing care of a severe cold.

The regular meeting of Richard E.
Holcomb Camp, 8. of V., will be held
.Monday. Feb. 2. at 8 p. m. ' .

Miss Edna Van Name, employed at
clerical work in Stewart's store, has
been indisposed the past. week.

The Harmony Follower-aft Club will
give another dance in the Town all 1.
Wednesday evening. Feb. 25.

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1 Chief Schmidt has just counseled the
‘eroctlon of 3 1112-39 extensipto if)
chicken coop in Blrdsall Place. V l

 

George E. Raymond has been confin-
ed to his home in Seminary Street. thi:l

 

 

 

 

 

department today signed an order
commander-lug. 120,000 tons 'of steell
rails to be allotted among rail mills,
on the basis ‘ of their productive
capacity. Compensation in most cases
will be decided later, on the ba'sls‘oi'
actual cost plus a specified profit;2but
in a few cases price greements wltb'
the producers alre dy hair? beenE
reached. «5 ‘

 

THE WOMAN DEPOBIIOR..

 

already overdrawn."

“Well, what or it, young man?
Haven‘t 1.9 right to do what i like
with my own account?"—~Life.

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The dancingclasswill meet in Ray. well known citizens. 11‘!th :lilt

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Stamfordflooplnl.

Ana Romanians W‘s,

homé m garrison All ‘
two months '

Mr. “island of the Wfifimm
ery was token 111 with ills m9. Hedi

 

ncsdny, End is nuwmfifiedtohli. .

home in South Avonue. . 1.5a“ W on“; Desperate 4
Minamoto Raymond ms 55.519... 515, M of Mesa. -. '

herhomemnqnmdmm" “—7- “‘

days the past woe}: Wifijn aim-kyle

acute indigestion... _ ‘ .r’ .. .

A cake sale for the honest of cums. Haskell, A‘ilk-d high comma.

Plant. Flower and l‘iuli‘ Guild will be
held/at Stewart’s grocery 59559, Satur—
day morning. Feb.“ '55

F.\ C. “Fluid f upper beanie. mag}:
has Week 009 med to his home since
Jan. 16.319 i’é’ sufferiuz a severe at-

Leads in “The '111 for the past week with a 991ml flack of the gnpmnuem and bronchi

tls. Hr {Fladd now seems on the road
to recovery. 5

EV'Eiythiuz is macro-{skis favorably
for the St. Valentine's‘foisuval. to be
given in the Town Hall.‘l'rldly evening
Feb. 13. under the am of the Al-
tar Society or St. Aloysius Church.

 

The Telephone Employees“ 955559;;
lion met at the Hotel Davenport, hes-

day evening. where they were in aunts.

a! session. After businels dancing was
Mr. may ticoprésident
of- the company, gave‘un interesting
talk to the employees. ‘ ‘

 

It is hoped a large audience will take .

advantage of the opportunity to enjoy

the concert to be siren W ’

\nlng. Feb. 5, by the New Canaan com-
munity Orchestra and a. soloist. The
concert is free to all.

The next, meeting otthe Women’s
Club will be held in Raymond Hall

Friday: Feb. 9, at 3:90 p. m. Min Glfixe:

Fl) 1 u " whld in costume. wil entertainandj

wee ' 3’ an at Os‘he flu. . there will be violin duet: valrs.i

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'Mrs. Garry Gonna“. of _S_pencer. g::: 0. --\ elett 1d .\ 35 Jessie.-
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Douglas Fairbanks In “When The c louds- Roll By." At 995 Regent The-

atre Monday.

 

To Our Savings llepositors 5

\For your eorfiolenee this Balk’
will romaiil open Monday as
from 7 fill 8 o'clock.

wé invite“ your account.
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iii» the Near East.“ sags (Eclipse! W“-

5191011 in "the 'l‘rans-Camusus. in an on
Dell to Near Lust lit-lief l Mm]: son
avenue, New Yon. c113 (m {and and

militant.

Colonel Haskell is in i-i'lalpc of all
opemtlons and llisbursolmmlu of New
Rust [Kcl’cf In the l‘zlurélsils. ,

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COL6NEL fihsxztl. .

Ne winter in the mmmlulns.“ 5.5" says.
“and the existing food supply 1:»: claim--
33‘ Inadequate for the url‘nfknumbur o5!
refugees ulltlou! resources of nun,
kind. ;

“By a recon! agreed-cm horn-m lhe
premiers of the republic: at Armenia.
Azerhnldjfln and Georgia to nose hos-
tilities and settle all differences by
arbitration one obstacle to rem-f sunk
in the Canal. has been rmnnrmi II"!

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Royal Scolety
Packages

A fascinating collection of new 1920 designs to be cm-
broidercd. You’ll like the assortment of Gowns, Envelope
Chemises. Children‘s Dresses, Infant: Blips, Oliver Twist suits,
etc. In many cases the W3“?! made, and require only .
little touches at hand embroidery tov‘complete some. Each
{aches contains the required amount of cotton for the work.

 

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{learning people who mllnrwise uuuld
perish lllls Winn-r . .

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(leaps-rail: and loud slimlin- s u: u mil)
that the (2 org-lair; mue arm-nu ml)
290 persons, plainly Russ: an relugom
without employment. in leave the city
of Tidla. About 45.1110 workers in Hu-
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1h. Lierbaldjabm to leave the CH3
because there is no from for (hell: and '
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FebruaryVictor Records
On a‘. e Saturday, January 313i:

HERE ARE SOME 1‘0 86!!! EVERY FANCY:

“011 mm Shore.” Waltz. 309. C. Smith Orchestra.
“Peggy. " Medley fox trot. Joe. 0. Smith' a Orchestra.
“My Isle of Golden Dreams." medley waltz. 8: lvin 5
Novelty Ordlcstra.
“Dcrdanella.” rox trot. Silvin' 3 Novelty Orchestra.
“Poor 15:: lo Butterfly In a. Fly Girl Now." Medley fox
trot. All Star Trio.
. “Fwy Ruflce."0ne step. All Star Trio.
“Lamplighter’ s Hornpipe No.1." Country dance. Vic—
tor Hilitsry Band.
“The Haymakcrs. ” Country Dance. Victor Miiltary
Band. 0
”Where the Lantern: filo .” Medley Fox 'Irot. Van
Eps Trio. ~
“Taxi. " One step Joseph 0. Smith 9 Orchestra. .
"Drowsy Maggie." godh icy reels Played by Patrlék J.

Tonhey on the “pong
“DublinJlg Medley." Play by Patrick J. Touhey and

Arthur P. Kenna on the violin and piano.

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“You'll Be Bun-OM". Billy Murray. z 1863!
“Freckles.” 7 Horny.

“Ln Gitana. ” Small Gypsy Song. Fritz Kreis’ler. Sim
“Bye-Lo. ” Vernon Delbert. 18E35.

 

 

"miter: Arc Building Castles in the Air.” John
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"Let the Root of on. World so By " Elizabeth Spencer,
. ’ Charles”

"I 'mLike a ElfipWiQhoutalail." Charles Hart, Elliott

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