FillAY. FEB. 13. 1930
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PHONE 1501
NORWALK
REGENT THEATRE
F ONE NIGHT ONLY
REGENT VAUDEVILLE.
for the Week end—Feature Pic.
ture Attractions
The Regent allstar Broadway vau-
deville bill which made its initial ap-
ipearance yesterday for the week end,
gdelighted large audiences and promis-
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.that‘whas «come to the cit$:&‘*i‘liere 'is
‘plenty of variety throughout the pro-
gram and it. is pr:‘:.e.nted in the mam
ner to make it at once acceptable‘aucl
highly pleasing. Every act is entitled
to commendation judged by the recep-
tion which was given them all yester»
day the show is one of the most satis-
factory thus far during the season.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th
Macilresor and Patch Presc at
The Fascinating Musical Pl av
Hot water i
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ELI-ANS ~
6 BELL-ANS
fes to be one of the best. drawing cards
The songs and dances of Anne. Lodlen
é‘TlIcchclicarl
Shop”
Book by Anne Caldwell who wrote “Chin Chin," “Jack
O‘Lantern,” etc. Music by Hugo Felix, composer of “Pom
Pom," etc. {I
MUSIC BY SPECIAL ORCHESTRA OF FIFTEEN PIECES
With a notable cast including Harry K. Morton, Esther How-
ard, Lawrence Wheat, Mildred Richardson, Joseph Lertora,
Zella Harper, Mary Harper, Una Fleming.
AND THE DAINTIEST, PRETTIEST, SMARTEST GOWNED
CHORUS IN MUSICAL COMEDY
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SEAT SALE FRIDAY. FEB. 13th. 10 A. M.
50c to $2.00 ,
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE
Prices
R E G E N ‘ I ‘
Theatre
’l'odav at 2 :20 and 6313
the Regent Present???
:z'oxidwav Vaudeville Bill
Five Act Bill is Without 3 Fault, and
Delighted Large First-Day Audi.
enccs Alice Joyce Feature .
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xxE. LODLEN AND WALTON the first not until the Tinniunluly
,~;::.lty Singer; and Dancers 'l‘mmu- liml illlFW'i‘l't'tl u numbing o'
_ ”JOTHEY AND ABERDEEN (-urlnin ('nll‘z iifll‘l' lllt‘ll‘ ilwlirhil'ul pun,
Hearing Comedy Offering formative. 'l'lm l‘vri'iml (ml: With
THE AUTHOR more joints than can he mm“: d .9:in '
. pmse Novelt/ of First Order some clvu-z' ilum‘in: evliiliii'otiv and
fur llzw ri-sl of lllt‘ll' in? :\::‘,:l- l t‘mmi»
GENE BARIOS
. . >i~l\‘r-:: Ill-nut and ziwnviinli,.l..~il human?
i.-.entieth Century Comedian
nus limits, Lions and i‘lziylmi \v‘ltii'
THE FIVE VIOLETTES violin. mandolin and piano and :i inf!“
Special Musical Revue of ..xpnnrm valves were :ihlt‘ ,n 1111:» .
and ‘ (ill'i' 01" llwmsch‘cs in tho snii~ln¢limi
- of iv\‘~"\'onu. .lim (l'lll'iwn's nil-loin
.Will Rogers in “Water. " . .,
land. :1 son 2' sul number lniroilmtm-
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will Picture Show Thursday
lllv Min. hull plenty of [ii-iAl-‘J ii
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phony wlmsn middle
(13' (’illl<t‘(l .1, riot and the Tasmanian
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:i;.~« Billie Rhod3s "The
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rri White in “The Black
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t 4.1.138 of Unto-Date Enter- ' E‘ Mal“ Street' “ ate! l
S tainment : bury’ Made Agreementl
; - . ; With CINOT’Man i
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) was PERCIVAL GIRLS 3
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MELODY LAND
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. Rioting Ebony Twins ‘ l E
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'-‘«SMANlAN TROUPE 3 ;
Cast of Seven in an Act : l
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‘A' ‘Alice Joyce in the Vita- l
special. “Slaer of Pride." 3
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1’. ”1;". Kidd. Jr." 1 “Here I am, already to keep 1133'
) iagyeeulonl, as I told you I would. said
ers. Goodrich, to the C‘INOT Expert.
iIt is with pleasure that I give you this!
lpicture and my testimonial. for CINOT
ihas made it well woman of me."
. ’ l "Two ycars ago I began to have so
. 3vere nervous spells and a bad back-
» ache: the more I took Ior my trouble,
Be“ Pr°d”°6d Pictures ithe worse I seemed to get. I had a
lcontinual pain in the back of. my head
_ Eand would have hot flashes—*first I
lwould get hot, then cold. and the per-
lspiration would break out all over my
' jbody. I would lay awake abnxght for
“"1 I“Rhihimi‘s PreSents .bours. and toss around, tryzng to go
ll (l ;to sleep, and1 the negtdmornli‘n‘guiit :np
- ' , ° . tired and list ess. an rag _ -
d 2'9 kennedv In lothcr day. I was terribly constxpated' _ l
“Spotlight Sadie” land had to be continually taking salts.
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This Evening
but that trouble is all over now and I
lam well and feel fine. thanks to ClNr
301', the Herbal Tonic." .
CINOT is sold at Plaisted'o Drug
Store, Walhlngtonstreet. Also.at the
Westport ‘Drug Co., Westport; Switza
er's Drug Store, Southport; W. .H.
tJones' Drug Co., Stamford ; H. E: Nor-
ithrup‘s, Danbury, and at Hortigans
Drug Store, 81 ‘Fairfiold AW" Bridge ,,
porn—Adv. ~ ,_
Saturday
l‘vfatlnee and Evening
Horence Reed in
‘ “Her Game”
”Elmo the Might?” . i
{Troupe closed the show with a class?
acrobatic program.
presented azain today with Alice JOY‘j
(-e in "Slaves of Pride" and on Satur-E
day with Mary Pickford in ‘ ‘Capta‘iu.
Kidd Jr." '
! —‘t€7: 50-Sentlnol Wm: AdVertlse
meat.
The bill will be,
Tickets
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Johnston.
i New York.
Japanese Operetta in Two A( ts
COURT LAUREL. No. 106.. D. of C. ’ ‘7'
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. 16. 1920. 8:15 P. M.
Exchanged for reserved
and Hartwick‘s, Norwalk, 0 - The Clifford. South Norwalk. ‘
Book and Lyrics by Edith M. Burrows. Music by Edward
Performance by permission of J. Fischer & Bro.,
“O’HARA S‘ANQQ
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Several ought to be in‘
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A Hot Water Bag is
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. Guaranteed
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Over 2 quart capacity. If
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new one of this quality at
this special price during
February.
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Frida aSaturday Only when l
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550 Opeko 2 [In]; 56c i m blue bottles.
39. $8,“, Whjf, ' § Powders, pills and tablets in hinged bonuco it
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and Aberdeen split sides with their
comedy. The Author. was a lauch
producer and as a surprise was Very
acceptable. Gene Barios also 7.5-1)‘
audiences livened by his comedv and
while thcc losing number of the show.
The Five Violettes, in a high class
musical acl,,‘was a fltiin: wind-up for
the Pill. The program will be repeat—
ed today with Will Rogers. one of the
best liked screen actors in a comedy
production, “Water, Water Every
when) The title is appropriate and
suggests, a picture of no. less merit
than the production really is. Billie
Rhodes will play ”The. Blue, Bonnet!"
on Sat‘turday in coneclion with a new
Pearl \‘i‘hitn episode. There will be a
single picture show this evening at
nine o‘clock and three complete shows
Saturday at 22%, 6:45 and 9.
wnEc‘i-CING TUG lN PORT.
_ The “Valxline” Oil Co. wrecking
‘tue Valvolinc. sailed out of Ilridgnnort
harhor \'("’-ll"l‘(l8\' morning on her way
,to \Vilson‘s Point. South Not-walk.
(where rho will make repair to the, Mag-
inot. which left Bridgeport last week
{and was forced to put into South Nor-
walk ( n account of ermine trouble. The
Manual is a gasoline engine driven
tug.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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NO SKUNK FARM HERE.
Many Applications aic Denied—Legio-
lation Only Hope!
HARTFORD. Feb. 1.2.4711.» death
knell for skunk tanning in Connecti-
cut has been tolled. Commissioner
John M. (‘rampton of the Sta'e Fish.
and (lame Commission yesterdav set
aside nearly :1. hundrmi applications
to raise skunks in the State and ruled
that no authority can be obtained to
conduct such :1 lltlsinef':~‘, unless a spe-
cial onsrzion of the lmzislatureis called
or the mailer is iaki n up at the next
regular session to be held in “121..
PAYS DIME DEBT AFTER 7
YEARS—CONSClEFYCE HURT
MEMPHH. Toni-... Fob. 124—»»l§lmer
Green. Mllclli ll. lndiana. no" s-lm \Val—
ter Simmons Louiwillw hardwate deal-
or lf‘l] coma whith he has owed T :-
srcvnn yvars on a baseball :rl'irv. I
owe you ten cents on a bli"‘9l}lll mitt
I bought sm' n roam: ago. Green writ:
057. “:o l lllllt‘ you will forriVo me
and In! me know it you will ..cropt
the ilzimx le Lord had: saved me.
and l lime l‘llll no {mare bor‘ause I
to make
to
I want
,-.'i i won‘t have
haven‘t will you.
m‘cn‘thinz‘. I'll—'lll
come up short at the lfli‘.‘ of God.“
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