rEDNESDAY. FEB. 11, 1920
19 EGEN T{
7 Theatre
)dav at 2:15. 7 and 9
‘..l‘..'.l".illl'Xl’li‘l‘lii‘l Presents
Ti
loue‘las MacLean
and Doris Mav
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"What’s Your Husband
Doing?"
Comedy
Ford Weekly
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‘i'ith Five Acts Vaudeville
\Vallace Reid
-~xi. ..
“Double Speed”
It rid av
Goldwyn Prcsrms
Will Rogers
“Jubilo”
With Five Acts Vaude-
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minim» :
l’ElilEliEE‘fillilil
ENillliill Hill HER
Miss Beatrice Hariet, of 284
Cedar St. New Haven,
Says the Fine Results Her
Mother Obtained From Cl-
NOT Convinced Her ‘* so
She Gave It a Trial
ville
Paramount Prownl.
The Picture. of Action:
lVallace Reid
___.in__.
“Double Speed”
Thursdav
. New ("omcdy Sensation Stirring
Douglas MacLean .
and Doris Mav
‘wlll
1 “‘What’s Your Husband
Dome”
with
Five Acts Palace Standard
Vaudeville
fl FEEL-
“1th. Vaudeville
lice. Jovce
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“Slaves of Pride"
Ill THE illfilillS
"THE SWEETH EART S-lOP."
MISS BEATRICE HARlET.
“My mothcr had such a happy expe—
rience, \\ ith (‘lNUT tint? l was cont inc-
.od of its merit. so gzztv-‘ it a trial, said
Z‘.li:s lluriv-t.’ "About it year ago l b-.‘-
‘gun to haw st-ve 2w ;..;it:< in thc small
'1 \\ould :zct so dizzy that i could not
i::l«t- in l't‘ll'l from th. he} - «for some
tum-s svvrial hours. I began to lose
in ight and had dark circles under my
t‘)(‘:€, and was t‘hll'l‘lilt'l} lli‘l'l (ms. and
hurl been tttiiilli: ll'tl‘llillt‘ll'. for some
time. will: ‘w-rv pwnr results. Three
bnltlvs ot’ t l.\'\)'l‘ il'in‘ made me (‘n-
tii'i-ly “'1'” and i taunot say two much
for this valuable rritiwly.”
. ClNOT is sold at Plafsted’s Drug
Store. Washington street. Also,a1 the
Wcsumrt Dru: t‘u. ‘.\'ostpori: Swit2<
«is Drug: Store. Southport, and at
llartigan's llruu Store, 81 l-‘a’irfleld
avenue. llridne port. and Win“. Joni-s"
.i’l'll'; (‘o_, Stammrd. ('oiin.«---.-’\d\'.
film was lil‘titillt‘t“l by Thomas I
for Paramount .‘.rtcrafl.
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PALACE TODAY
WallaCe Reid's Greatest Starving Ve
/ hicle is, “Double Speed"
lt‘ handsomo \Vallaco lr-itl over lost
liicz jolt in the films. lll‘ would be it
The
hatithority for that pleanni tl‘ozt' lzl is
{noun other than Wanda li.i'-‘~l'_‘\. the
:prettv leading woman who play» up
‘posite the star in “l"oulile Speed " his
latest picture which is amusing can vii»:
fat the l‘alacn Theatre today, \VltTl
wonderful sure. Is as a chaufv'wir.
h
of in}- back, witl: blindine iicadacln-s.‘
Kintara are assisted by a strong chor-
ius throughout the play. _
The Sterling orchestra, with Miss
Lamas McHugh at the piano, will fur-
' tnish music for the evening.
Court Laurel has the pleasure of an-,
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noum‘in: Miss Helen Millard as their
truest Monday evening. and hex-many
Norwalk friends will have the pleasure
of hearing her during the evening‘s
entertainment. Miss Beatrice Lownd-
es and Miss Margaret Jarvis will also
entertain in the Japanese household
of Kanaya with their failcy dancing.
Though only children, Miss Jarvis and
Miss Lowndes show wonderful talent.
ilnrieetl they need no introduction to
.Norwalk society for many, times in
the past they have appeared before
the public in different parts of the
city. .
5 There will be a rehearsal of the
cast this evening at Hoyt's Theatre.
and ii is earnestly hoped by the com-
mittee in charee that all will endeavor
attend those last few rehearsals.
As announced-in other parts of this
i~‘~<tie. tickets can be excha"‘d (0‘
seats on Friday morning at
at Divine 8: Tlartwicirs' Nor-v
Clifford Pharmacy in
l0
. reserved
3.1“ a. m..
iwalk. and The
lSouth Norwalk.
I PEACECON DITIONS
FOR THE SOVIETS‘
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scitcs. and thv third is devoted to con-
.~l"“l‘iiil)ll oi‘ ittdemnities. - ‘
(i:.).\'STA.\"l'll\'0Pl.E. Monday. ion.
The latest information received
here from Odessa says the Dclshevik
arm;- now is in t-cnsiol of the city.
Russian officers and other refugees
are marching in small hands to Tiras-
pol. miles northwest of Odessa, on
the Romanian border.
Th:- liritish battleship Ajax.
lillil.~ll dish-mars and a French gun-
hoat are standing by. The British
cruiser i.- t:~..in:: szeamer
loaded with ri-l'ugu: .; in Yarn: Enlza-
ria, and the American destroyer Rid-
rllw is o-nroute to (‘onstzmza with refit
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In)
three
('i-it
3.3. (‘5‘. l: is reported an ltalian steam-
er hilt-d with refugees ts signalling
tha' she is in distress of! Serpents
island. in the Black Sea.
liv: l‘f-(‘b-iVE‘Li in imernlliml cir-
:ta‘..- that iiinlaifid innidt-rs ot‘
liil‘xitlll otiicv-zs began in (hit-ssa on
Fit-binary l. Thole wero followed by
rioting. which cuiy :‘l‘inil parties of
Russian students under the direction
of ‘Rritish officers a:'~‘;.1p'ctl to control.
LONDON. Fob. l1. A \virtless dis»
patch from the Soviet gutu'rnment at
Huh:
clvs
5" ““90 Felix Musical .Comedy hcw episode of Antonio Moreno's "iii- “(“90“ today HUS:
Comes to the Regent Next Wed-
nesday
l‘lm Sweetheart Shop" which will
shown at the Regent “'edncsday
'lit of nr-xt week. is a musical come-
by Anne Caldwell whose success
plays of this kind has been shomt
“(‘hin Chin." "Jack 0' Lantern."
"the Lady of the Slipper" and other
i-mular works. The music of “The
‘wectheart Shop" is by Huzo Felix.
vho is well remembered as the com-
ioser of the score of “Pom Pom." The
, -ompany which is a large one in num-
has been assembled with great
Taro by the producers. Etlaar J. Mac—
'(:M:or and William Moore Patch. and
_- hides as principals Harry K. Mon
. a comedian whose work in the
s-r-nwich Village Follies recently c.1-
1 airlllfllt‘d him into prominence in New
‘2 wk. Esther Howard. 61 comedicnne
note. Mildred Richardson. Una
"“t Amine, Zella Russell. Lawrence
‘- "mat. and others. In addition there is
exceptionally" attractive singing
l dancing chorus, Seat sale ope-us
in; at 10 a. m.
REGENT TODAY.
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c 'ffli Comedy Feature Presents Doris
May and Douglas MacLean in
What's Your 'HUsband Doing?"
‘ m: is Mav and Doualas MacLean. re-
‘ acquisitions to the rank- of “mo-
. picture stars. are “the life of the
" out at the. biz: Ince studio these
.ltuous days. Miss May is only
I w on years old. and Mr. Maci.ean
rmuth in his twenties. Happiness
'u middlenames. They fairly ra-
- with joy of life 'and oldtimers on
in: .. lot say their presence is as
i a- a Youth-bringing injection 0f
x'oronou‘s famous “monkey ser
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film Lean insists upon his dress-
rmi beingr papered with a blue.
w- ~izn and amuse-s himself and
l-wrwenn scenes by playing the
and singing popular airs in a
nut/nil manner. lie was once a
'- ‘W of a college glee club and pos-
lileasan.‘ voice. Butterflies
.. W1llS of Miss May’s private
ar the Ince studio. She breezes
":‘3‘ morning with.a big bomb“?t
woltnl California flowers and pre-
. everybody with one for their
‘w?:l.til¢3§<_
"43‘! “bit-its and wholesome fun are
. hint ingredients of “Vi'hat's Your
ind Doing?" the new screen
in which this delightful pair are
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7"?"‘Jrvd. It is a picturlzation of a
z» a linown Broadway farce and will
“mm at the Regent Theatre. The
-vi.:i‘»lo llaud."
i Miss llawley bases her opinion up
’on attual experience. as hreeZv \‘.'al-
lie. attired in grey livcrv from puttez =
to \'i:-'0!‘ml cap. drives her around in
a big red I‘m‘ittz.’ car in the plenum.
Moreover. he fulfills all the duties at
tribute to goodvlooking chauffeurs in
fiction by makinr: love to his beautiful
emploveress. Only \‘i'allie isn't a
real citattt’fvtir-~jtist pretending. be
cause the car he's driving hamlens to
be his own, stolen from him in the
\i'estern desert. and you can't blame
him for kind of wanting to keep his
eye on it——-and Miss llawlcy.
start of a delightful romance 4..“ a
thoroughly omits-in: picture comch.
Sam “'ood directed the film which is
a Paramount-Artcraft.
COURT LAUREL TO
PRESENT “O HARA SAN"
On 'Mondav evening. l-‘ehruarv lt'i.
ltt'Zfl. the public of Norwalk will be
given the opportunitv of witneSsin:
the Japanese opcretta, "O Hara Sun"
to be staged at llovt's Theatre by the
.members of (‘ourt Laurel, Dhughters
[of Castile.
i This musical. entirely different from
anvthing pro iucod in. Notwvalk in some
time. is staged in Japan.
i A young Japanese student. Kashi
'Kintara is :11 love with a maiden 01
his own land. 0 [lava San. and finding
his lovi1 accepted. he seeks her hand
in marriage. "
This proves most unsatisfactory to
O llara Sun's father. who has chosen
a prince as her future husband.
llowever. after many; interesting
happenings. the two lovers win their
point. and the play ends with one jol-
lv good chorus in their honor.
Ty'iss Edna Howard who plays the
:role of O ilzvra San. and Mr. Leo \Vil-
'liams who takes the part of Kashi
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, ers have telegraphed Director-General
Acco.dint: to a messag~ from
Rossisk. when the oltt'ii-
port Knrantin with oflicm.‘ and tlzuir
wiws and children aboard. number-inf:
1.200. left Mariupol tin the liussie'i
province of Yokaterinbmgi. on tinny.-
prom-h of the liolshciki_ the \‘Oiilllii'“l‘
i'lll)‘. lllti'flSCd at
fired on the shin.
boiler and ti:
on board.
FORTYMCOKTESTANTS
IN TRINITY TOURNEY
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or nus
Loin}; left. ii. hind.
A shell pierced a
gnsport sank \ii’il all
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Thursday—Fred Ulscn. rated 90. vs.
Arthur Garfield. filed {-0. l~.‘-rl‘\'ard
(‘Cslllt‘f‘kh rated 73. \‘S. \‘i'iilialn t‘oitn
rated 51).
- Friday—John .lttloson. rated 5'). vs.
1.. Hodt‘rey. rated 8:).
SaturdawaI-orgv Alt-Ribbon.
Git. vs. John Snyder, rated 50.
THREE SUBMARINES
AND TENDER MISSING
fiYASIIlNGTON. Feb. 1.7 ——-Three
American submarines which tailed to
reach Norfolk, yesterday. from Bermu-
rated
(in, With their tender. the Eagle 17.‘
arrived there early today, the Navy
Department was advised. The vessels
were believed to have been delayed by.
the recent storm.
COAL SHORTAGE lN
" ' NEW ENGLAND
BOSTONgi-‘eb. 11.—An acute snort-
age of bituminous coal was reported
lin many New England cities anu
towns today as a’-result of the frczgt
week. Schools and industries have
gbefn closed in some places and man)"
hospitals and public buildings
only a few days‘ supply.
Governor Coolidge end Mayor'i‘ct-
have
liliues of the Railroad Administration.
:'asking for priority deliveries to this
.state. ’
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tieup that followed the storm of last .
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Hum. lilli
ISims, House Leader,w Aug
‘ nounces He Will Not Sign;
Conference Report—Back:
ed by Colleagues—Object
to'Guaranteed Income and
Continuance of U. S. Rent-
al Payments t
Feb. 11.-—House
Demociuls have determined to fight
the conference report on the railroad
bill mainly because of the provtsions
that rates shall be adjusted to 8113mm,
leertlte roads. a return 01 5 L2 per
cent. on their aggregate I’I'C’De‘rl-v "awe
and that standard rental guaranteed
durms: Federal 01“ ration shalt becon-
Iinued six months after the ‘return 0‘
the roads to piivate ownership.
Representative Sims (Tenn). leader
of the House Democratic conferees.
has informed the minority leaders of
”19 House that he Will not Sign the
conferean report because of these
guarantee provisions and will file a
minority Wm protest against
their inclusion in permanent railroad
. iegsilation.
As a result of a conference of House
tDemocralic leaders. it became known
ltbat the position of MLSims will be
jbacked and made a party issue when
,the bill as agreed to by the Senate
land House cont'erees is submitted to
,lhe House for action. This probably
twill be the latter part of the week.
Rooresrntativo Kitchin. former Demo
cratic leader and other prominent
members of the patty have made
known their intentions to wage a de-
termined fight anaLnst the measure on
the floor. The position of the leading
Democrats is that. the railroad meas-
ure should contain no guarantee provi-
sions on the grounds that this. in real-
itv. amounts to a Government subsidy
for private business. ,
The Democrats are claiming that
the-'r purpose in opposing the report is
not to prevent the passage of railroad
legislation before March 1. the date
set by Piesident Vi'ilson tor return of
the roads to their owners, but solely
to eliminate vim guarantee provisions
from the measure.
Mr. Sims, however, has advocated a
form of Government ownership and
has opposed the return of the roads to
their oWners at this time. even to the,
extent. of supporting the proposal of
organized labor that the roads should
be held for a period of two years.
\K’hat effect the Democratic fight will
have in delaying the passage of the
[crislation so necessary to the return
of the roads is pmbiematical. House
Republican leaders are determined to
lis the railroad bill in ample {imp to
allow the handing brick of the roads
with the least disturbance possiblp_'
Vhothinz less than chaos will result it
{lrzislation is not passed. ,‘
E The parliamentarv procedure of the
ll‘louse is such that the Republicans. by
!their majority. can force through th-tl
{measure over the Democratic protest:
”With ““19 delav. but should a similar
move he made by SPnatv llpmocrats a5
tgzibnster might block the measure. l
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MEXICO GETS MAIL
FROM GERMANY
MEXICO CITY. Feb. ll ——-The first
mail to Mexico direct from Cermanvi
since the besinnin: of the War arth'tui =
at Vera Cruz tcdav on head the Cm
man Steamer Marie. from Hamburg.
which carried a cargo of dyes anvil
meditines. The German steamer Al-i
fredo. also from Hamburg. arrivedi
January 30. and large shipments front
(Inimanv to this countrv
late this month. .
LEONARD VS. O'DOWD.
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thermiddlewt-izht champion if Lennard.
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“O’HARA SAN”
J amnesia Operetta in Two Acts
UNDER AUSPIOES or
COURT LAUREL. No. 105.. D. of C.
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. 16. 1920. 8:15 15’“:ch
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round bout Monday night in Jersey
City. Promoter Dave Dxiscoll agreed
today to'stlge the match if the prin-
cipals would sign. '
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New Dresses,
We are showing a. new line
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of Sample Spring Drones.
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Your Last Chance
of Winter Wear at
Prices Set for Final
Clearing.
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There are not many of them,
but they are the choice of the
8885311.
ALL THESE SUITS, DRESS-
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READY WEAR GARMENTS
ARE TAKEN RIGHT OUT OF
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REGENF WRE moan 1501
NORWALK
ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 18“!
MacGrezor and Patch Present
The Fascinatinz Musical Pl 3:?
“The Sweetheart Shop”
Book by Anne Caldwell who wrote “Chin Chin," “Jack
O’Lantern,” etc. Music by Hugo Felix, compaser cf “Pom
Pom,” etc.
MUSIC BY SPECIAL ORCHESTRA or FIFTEEN PIECES .
With a. notable cast includin a.
3 Harry K. Morton, Esther How-
;rtliiaI-awrence Wheat, Mildred Richardson, Joseph Lenora,
e Harper, Mary Harper, Una Fleming.
AND THE DAINTIEST, PRETTIEST, SMARTEST GOW‘NED
CHORUS IN MUSICAL COMEDY
norms TO NORWALK THEATRE—GOERS
‘ "The Sweetheart Shop.” m elaborate of new range;
piays, was recently launched in Baltimore, and gees from
The Regent to New York for a. season's run. Here’s was!
the Baltimore Sun said: "A musical comedy that is really an
Operetta. Abounds with beautiful music. ‘The Sweetheart
Shop made an instantaneous and tremendous hit. N o daintier.
prettier, funnier or more entertaining play has ever been seen
here. More laughs to the minute 11 t '
more has witnessed." WWW tha any 0 her show Balm-
SEAT SALE FRIDAY. FEB. 13th. 10 A. M.
Prices 50cto $2.00
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Regular Price
For a Quarter Pound Hank
ON SALE AT
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If you have never tasted Van
Dyk's Duchess cofi‘ec, you
have a wonderful treat in
store! There‘s something: in
the flavor that lifts it from
just cofl’ee to the only coffee
to drink.
Duchess Coffee 486 lb.
Quality Supreme,
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worth waiting" for.
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