Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 10, 1920 · page 3

 

itsDAY. FEB. 10, 1920

 

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Theatre

Today at 2:15. 7 and 9

mt muci Goldwyn Prosrnt‘s ~;

Geraldine Farrar
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With Lou Tellezen
Capitol Comedy
Holmes Travelogue

 

Wednesday
)nuolas MacLean

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“What’s Your

Dome ?

nli Om- Half Hour? trays.“
Rolins Comedy
Ford Weekly.

 

Thursday
Wallace Reid

min..—

“Double Speed”

"Flame of the Desert”

and Doris MaY
yusband

l ln~ biggest comedy success of the
mr. lletter than “Twenty ,Three

' ith Five Acts Vaudeville

next morning. It‘s a‘Par'amount-Art-

crai t picture.

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PA LAC E TODAY

 

Fox Gives William. Farnum Great Star-
ring Vehicle In "Wings of the

. Desert"

' A real gold mine was used by “'il-
liam Farnutn in making several scen-
es for his newest \Villi‘am Fox produc-
tion, 'Winfis of the lilorning.~’~' which
will be seen today at ’the Palace with

”he. burlesque comady “Go \Vest Young
Girls?"

This mine was hidden in one o!
the. cores of Santa (‘antalina Island,
and could be found only with the aid
of a map in the possession of the chm. .
puny now owning the entire island.

In maltinz the scenes under Direct-
or J. Gordon Edwards. Mr. Farnum
had to enter the mouth of the mine.
iwhich was tnnneled at. the base, of a
mountain and travel more than five
hundred feet. Before entering it tht‘
istar had been warned that the timber

su porting: the tunnel were rotted and . . _
weak. and that a caVe-in was among‘soit and pliable then this stimulating

{the possibilities. tonic penetrates to the tarnished hair
Mr. 'Farnum. however. insisted Ullliroots. revitalizing and invigorating

Cheek uglv dandruff! Stop hair com-
ing out and double its beauty

 

 

 

A little “Danderine” cools. cleanses
and makes the feVerish. itchy scafn

 

 

 

" Shows Daily 2:15. 7 and 9

Today

’XVilliam Fox Corp

 

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.VVilliam Farnum
”in...-

“Go West Young Girls"
A Burlesque Comedy
Pathe News

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rtpid firo action and thrills,

“Double Speed”

Vitagrapn Comedy
Fox Weekly

Thursday

_\.'~v' Comedy S"ll511ilt»ll Si'trr

-: lonelas MacLean

 

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with

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Vaudeville

e Distinguished Dramatic Star

lVings of the Morning”

Wednesdav Shappr‘ns 'when “'aiiio. as
l'ul‘unmunt's (‘oleln-n'tml Star Carr, is taking a ioyrido m anpfiilrf _, ----
O 3' ' ’ ' ' ' Los Angeies. itcrv
Wallace Reid from Mm York to . 1
‘ ' ‘ - " ~ ‘inz his tent for thr- night in the west-I
“ .. mm. «mm onumg or = whisked" by CW. 1‘ 68888

and Doris May
"What’s Your Husband

it‘ive Acts Palace Standard

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lonn heaved a sigh of relief wfim thejute hair falling out, or getting thin.
giant scene was “shot" and the partyldry or fading”

: emerged from the mine. After a few applications or "Dander-
: ine" you seldom find a. fallen hair at
l a particle of dandruff, besides every
. . hair shows new life. vigor. brightnesa.
H‘Double Speed" Latest Wallace Read; _ ‘ . ~

3 Play Eiectrifies and Thrills miicfiflm mfdb ”T'fklti“ ’ d llt'ht.
I Robbed of everything you have and; he“ cents "“55 a. .‘ .e or e...
.forced to wander around a desert inlml Dandt‘llne at any drug store ox

'Ia pair or silk pajamas is enough tog“met counter.
:ieaze even the hardy film star, who;
lis supposed to be used to anvihinmg
:That is \Valluf-e Reid's experience at:
(the start of his latest photopia)’.f
”Double Speed," which is coming to
tthe Palace ‘i‘liratrc “'ednesday. It all:
"Speed";

 

PALACE WEDNESDAY

 
 

 

NHNTZES

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Iern “bad lands.” he is .
.two robber gentry and in the momma.
ffinds himself without respectable
lclothes. funds. or machiner A friend
'lv sojmnner in a Ford picks him up!
land lands him into the most amusma’:
land strange set of adventures even;
ENeedle-ss to say. it involvm a girl and- ~
lthe story ends happily. EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
IN THE NATION is expECTEp
To “DO A GOOD TURN DAILY" To
SOMEONE IN SCOUTS’ TENTH
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.

We an showing a new line
of Sample Spring Dresses.

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EROMAN BUILDERS' oooo WORK.
hundred 'ntilt l. obi ile-
.».m'enlw linen

 

. 3 Several H'
lmau walls, at least '
itired years old. are still standing in'

:Rngiand today. The best speclnu‘n of

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Governor: of Many States and'Mayors
Make the “Good Turn" 'Ofi‘iclal b)

 

 

Al lllli lllilllRES

REGENT TODAY.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

raidine Farrar

oldwyn picture,’ “Flame of the
4‘41," starring Geraldine Farrar

I day.

lugs leading roles at the Metro
an Opera in New York City each
and sings sel'eral concerts in

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.- .ti Tellegen. Geraldine Farrar's

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. .“lfilP stage. He was for several years

1 «line man for Sarah Benbardt

Paris. His latest play success

"blind Youth,’ presented last season in
Mr. 'Alec Francis is well
frown to lovers of screen drama,

- has 1011: supported Tom Moore.
Frederick. Madge. Kennedy

T‘»'r'-tv York.

dim:
l Mabel Normand in 'character

lidyth Chapman, who has recent‘
become a. Goldwyn reperatory play—
‘ La: had long experience in screen'Switzerland.

‘rlllC'llO‘nS. Mecey Harlman is 3‘ those jewels Which were the property
a- " .. . 'of the Hapsburg famil , wh‘ - 'Scouts of America‘ten years ago. the
A mm“ actor Of the legitimate held. belong to the Stati- xch, It is ‘ results have far exceeded even our

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—- and on the screen.

“'3? also a member of the all

f in "The Wanderer" and in “
.nv Ticket.”

 

REGENT WEDNESDAY.

 

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‘—' Joins MacLean and Doris May Play
‘Jiding Roles in Great Photoplay

F"What's Your Husband Doing?"
,~. motion picture coming to

 

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., HH- suspicious of their equ
‘ in? husbands. It's éalled
" :: Husband Doing?"

373v and Douglas MaeLean,

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~ whom
7‘1. '40.} to Stardom.

sh“ 34301? concerns a newlywed wife
D‘T‘C‘d by Miss May. who suspicions,

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baud every morning [and beating I
Eli-Ft of a notorious speedy
Honeysuckle Inn.” The Wild
:‘i FOlilhflll lawyer in her. 314:;
better half” is in turn m
1'110‘Weli, there’s . V ’1

“0135 galore and it"-
Dolme‘ raid and
Fairy ending“ it

and Lou Tellegan
«Starred in "Flame of the Desert" l
A notable cast presefits the latest?

on Tellegen at the Regent Theatre;
Of course. Miss Fararr‘s fame
as reached around the globe. ~for she

'ing and fall seasons, when she is
playing for the moving pictures. >

r ad, is a well known star of the legi-

Hls last an—'
~canon was in New York City with
V" ”trit- Rambeau, in ‘Eyes of Youth.’

'Tl theatre tomorrow is declared
» ., a laughing-cure for the illness!
’ Y a: an inside tip to young wives

“What's
and features .

"“3 liW-lr and attractivé young play-l

Thomas H. Inca recently?
“a.

. merited notes received by her W9";

Formal Proclamation Half a Mil
this Work of the ancient Romans .n lion Members Stood at Salute all
England is the wall which orczses Over the Country on “Night of
Northumherland. from near Ni‘n‘é‘ili“ Feburary Sth—Chief 33°“ 5’95“

tive games E. West Locke Forward

.- ; * (‘1 "lisle. in many Hat‘s '
ii to M u n l l to Include the Boyhood of the Nation

[the facing: of this wall is still intact.! ' ‘
'siiowing what marvelous builders ' llurin: the week of ”Febural'y S”, :.
these Romans were. illith hundreds of thousands of {in}
' ...__-._... Scouts of America all over the coun
’TO EXAMINE SERVICE lii'y will celebrate the Tenth Anniver

l - .
.rary of the movement, which \vtil br
MEN FOR C'TIZENSH‘P .‘be. observed everywhere as "Natiozta‘

 

. l . ' ' l \\'e '51. v " l (e- . ,

Des.i Today .int (int i'1_ mi ’ bell fGood Turn “ eek.‘
and voted to the litearmg of Ox-seriiceE A feature r" the Anniversary pr:
n-tns cast. beau. .he llfll’ll’tllilnlltfll .gram Will b,, H... inviting through

seSsion of the (‘ivil Superior (‘wzrhlsome channrl ol‘ every man. woman

‘Judgw John H. Keelt-r presiding. land Child in ‘1'“ land ‘0 8‘10!” for ”18‘

Dnri . l. .g (-0 a.“ an i 'Week the Boy Scout habit of doing :1
ng mo “‘10 it“ 4' ) kct; “. 1“. W: .Cood Turn to someone each day.

""" “9" m C" ‘3" EMany Governors Formally Name “Good

p0ll-. ,

win iconsidered.

the‘case-s were disposed of and the twoI Turn Week"
A

tdfly session beginning today will ter-l In manv states the Governors have

 

be bought. for your money.

early at old prim;

price‘as a. special inducement.

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Eva-4%; 5mm him 55";

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Nor-walk

At 8:15

Esthangmifle for reserve seats
at box ofiice after Friday. Feb.
13.

.Reeerve Seats—50c, 75c and

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few at $1.00. .

HEAVY CARS WASTE
' . THEIR OWNERS' MONEY

“Unnecessary weight in any auto
mobile costs the ownen‘a tremcndous
amount of unnecessary expense."
says WV. Ra. Austin. ‘loral dealer in

Chevrolet passenger and eommurcial
cars. .
“in addition to the original cost of
the extra materials that contribute to
extra weight. take for instance. the
three chief items or motor (‘11! ex-
pense—repairs. gasolene and tires
"For the first of these the excessive
toll which the heaVy car owner has
to pay is due to the extra strain
which excessive weight places on the
motor. gear. transmission and other
vital parts.

“in view of the' fact that lighter
cars run almost twice the. numlxr 02'
miles to each gallon of gas~~l.l.e ex’

parent.
“But the}rcatest expense or all is

"On these three items alone mozor-

 

 

iminate the naturalization session or issued proclamations in behalf of ”600d
”1:. current term iTurn \\ eek and the mayors of many;
‘ ' mines have taken 1~imllRT action. i
‘ During the first ten yezr's of Scout .‘
ling in the United States there have:
been ovm‘ one million. two hundred,
' ' - thousand American boys who have re V
‘IENNA. Feb. 51—11990“ that fOI“.ceived training in citizenship through.
mer Emperor Charles is
embarrassed are denied in a semi-ofii- and morrallv straight" program of tho
cial note issued here.- It is asserted Boy Scouts bf America. ,
the fugitive_monarch has a fortune. 01'; Almost 17.000 trOODs of Scouts have
severai‘million kronen. to which may been organized and the movement is
be added the value of hisown and for. no“. established m even; state and in

inter Empress Zita's jewels. . . ' Y ' .
The Government. it is declared, did $33.33”), every county m the Lmud

~not refuse to deliver to the former Soc -
[Emperor his private jewels until he re- . Ten Years of via": h“ Proved "3

'tumed all i . ,_
' he {323$de gé‘kegnfi; " _“High as were the hopes of those
of us who helper organize the Boy

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MPEROR CHARLES HAS

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. has been de-

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eager- vialon.‘ said James E. VVe’zL
. Chief.Scout Executive of the Boy
'Scouts of America.-in.commenting up
on the ten years' history of the Scout

manded.

 

Meyement.

“Every Scout and Scout omcial looks
back ,with pride and gratitude oval
those ten years of Scouting just past
with their remarkable _:‘|‘tendant
growth in numbers. prestige and op-
portunity of service. In till humility.
I think we can truly say that Boy
Scouts of America have jeit‘sifled their
existence as a vital factor in the life
of the Nation. , '
. “The war service rende
‘ 1 in particular proved beyond question
, that Scout-will to serve God and coun-

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the red by Scouts '

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try is no idle boast—that Boy Scouts of "Southern M ..
thold themselves ready to give full inter-allied sprinting e: unlit"??-

ally measure of service at all times and in chicon, . ' .
every emergency. es, Bo‘e

 

 

lie—3e: the Boyhood of the Nation Will
be ln‘clnd, ed

2"As we look M’wlth pride. we

iooktorwardtothemt ten years

‘wlth Hone. feeling that‘whet. has been

aoeoifipnshed in only the beginning or.

If at the age of thirty or forty you
the say that you can "see almost as good
as ever" it is time you should submit‘
'to an eyeexamination. When 7
vision mechanism begins to weaken
Iand perform its function in an 113561?
{tectf magner youredcgnggiws cor
an m late tom . e "Spec!!! - ,

, . «ted to keep itself .
the team that you need, meant: was; 13911nynt end moral

 

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financially . the “physically strong. mentally awake ‘

l:moblle.
of lighter weight cars everywhere are

Swedish middle

,er Dave Caldwell. Booted A. A; Tom

nie: Jack Seller]: ' 1m ‘
of New York. “d I. 3" 03mm

-what the Boy Scanner Americana) - '
15mm
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ists driving heavy cars are spending
an enormous surplus.

“Weight certainly is not esavntlal
to comfort. Flexibility has proved its
superority when it comes to easy rid-
ing qualities. Still a car does not
want. to be too light. The balm? me‘
dium is desirable.

“Extra pounds do not add anything
to appearances. The predominant
ear of today is the clean—cut car of no
bulk—~tlie car of right weight. '

"Extra weight detracts from rather
than adds to the utility of ,un auto-
The ever increasing majority

demonstrating their greater conven-

travegance in fuel expenditure is an i
l

tires. The lighter the car the less
tires. cost. in the first place. the less
burden they bear. the longer they
wear. >

The greatest'velues you ever saw.

 

South Norwalk u

o’Clock

 

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Suits and Overcoat: for men and young men.

 

We don't wept to carry them‘over so we've reduy

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ll Cost Of Clothes For You

All through the season we have been selling clothes on a
narrow margin.‘we’ve‘tried to give you the most that could

We still have a nice lot of clothes on hand, Hart Sultan'-
ner and Man: clothes; so'me‘lete arrival- that. were bought

ROGERS e STEVENS

Twosnmm‘

The Norwalk Hitrh School Dramatic Club ’
Presents

“OFFICER 666”
A Halo-Dramatic Peres in 3 Acts
at the
REGENT THEATRE
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. 17. 1920

 

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On sale at Gle-ndenning’s drug

store, or by

student.

fulfill.

any High School

6002 GOAL..— Prompt Delivery.
' In All Sizes and Quantities.
Aha Enid Wood $5 a Wagonfnl.

' L. EFFRON

3 RoyuSt, last Nor-walk, 00m

131.541.

it wtare married here mm, 1. utter- Conference of “burn 0‘ {‘3‘

 

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, ‘ KNWLR mm. 31' on
‘_RIVER: To on TO N. y. . .
c.“- — [Plan to Call All Clans of Women
- “r...“mu'm'y “him Journal a Definite Carmina "am-vice. »
F "n ”my 39“”. cf 9 WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.”!‘0
FAL . VII. 3'3 ltlmm ItiOn of, a ..._pl|ttonn, embedm
i i L m A ”a" M 1—4311? principal aims and conclusion -»
g8. Spiker. of Baltimore mlm- Emily upon during the three dm’ .-.~
}Knowles of» . suieybridge,’ " marked the final day or the Net: '

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noon-1t the residence of It. and Mrs. church World Movement here 1'
tfilllmm H. Batter-shy. in which representatives of 3:!
The ceremony, which vie pedom- nominations and faiths piru w
9“ by RGV- Henry A. viz-until. pastor A message. containing the w v~ ~v
0f the Home street Christian churchflive plans outlined by the con?
': was attended by Mm. Sarah Morphy." will be sent to church women ‘
a daughter-inlet: of M13. Belem-shy, out the country.
crimes 'Whiteheed, . my; mdl The purpose of the commence
. a number of newspaper men. tdeflned by speakers today as an _
Rev. Mr. Arnold said he “had no:to call all classes of Women to~
scrapie: about. performing the care-lune Christian session. to Mint
mommy and was” glad to “it for this women everywhere a sense at .
.founx woman. A conmtnllmry to- al responsibility for the further“
;.e§ram was received from Blflmoro‘of Christianity and. to spread the . .
.tmm Mrs. Perley Spiker, listen-in-law.gram of the lnterchur-‘rh mo ~
of the father of the child that wasltor concerted action and mini
brought to this country from $1an work at home and abroad. 1‘
several days ago «by Miss Knowles. ”I”?

Mr. and Mrs. Spiker said they would
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BELFAST, Sunday, Feb. S.—~Auto»l
mobile drivers who recently struck an5
a protest against the order that theyl
obtain government permits before 09-!
crating their machines Save dechredl
- let their strike sum returning tol
twork. This movement was general;
:throughout lreland outside of Ulster.‘
lThe men. however, still refuse to take

out permits,‘eseerting the _mthorltiesl

have insisted upon this forme‘ty ln‘

order that the poll/co might Interfere

with the. drivers.
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A large assortment of 334
tractive Valentines for child!!!
and grown-ups.

DONNElLYS

 

 

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ience and efliciency for all around
service."

 

INDOOR GAMES SCHEDULED.

NEW YORK,. Feb._, 10.——Pro'bable
Olympic: games representatives will
compete tonight in the annual indoor
games. at Madison Square Garden. or
the Millrose Athletic Association Joie
Ray, of the llllnois A. (2.. Chicago, will
have as competitors in the one and a
half-mile special Gordon Nightingale.
New Hampshire state College; Jimmy

Connolly, Boston; A; Allen Swede. .

Princeton: and. made Boltn, the

3mm: cha ton.
Home; Baker: 7 'Ilzike Dev-:gey are
entered in the three-mile event. while

the BOO-yard special will bring tenth:
Campbell. Yale; Earl my. Pennsylva-

 

 

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CREDIT
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Tell the. wife if
you ’to smile dt‘b p ,
Van Dyk’s Duchess will do

coon-racy
’ud inspire
CONFIDENCE

'm my NATIONAL RAB!
or Scorn nonwnnx.

 

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brooms: serstanDyk’s
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