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One Night Only, Mon.,May 3rd
Lea. Herrick Presents
THE ORIGINAL obm‘mnv non THE FIRST m
ANY STAGE IN E on
Mark Swan’s Notable Gamedy Success
Phasing 3. Norwalk Engagement From Which It Goes Di-
rectly to New York For Its Broadway Season
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING
Reservation Held Until 8 P.
ancENT
? Theatre
FIVC PICCP Orchestra For
All szrformzmc
{maul
-o
Today. Friday. Saturday
.Vithout the Greatest
of the
Clever-est Children on the Stage
Washington Square"
Exception
Vaudeville Combination
~ in ‘
“Tho Melody of Youth"
\ Fur: Staged and Special Scened
Musical Comedy and Revue
llmu‘
Little Marie ,
Ar. Fanny Brice sing “The Rose of
and Other
Specialties.
' 100 Genuine Hearty Laughs
Dohhs and W'elch
Vaudevnlle's Premier Comedians in
"ON THE SlDEWALK OF NEW
§ YORK"
Rodero
'l'hv \\'i.t~lll of llll‘ Viola
Over Your Head '
A l‘l't‘lt‘llllhll.‘ Yuri uy Nun-{'5'
Fmdler and Steven:
(‘ll2ll'.l(to-i' (‘nnu-liunk'
Allirlrinlm
illlll
Thursday—All Star Cast
Gay Old Dog."
Friday and Saturday—Olive Thom.
as in “Upstairs and Downstairs."
h‘ltl
“Th-2
Something New
Every Day
in Entertainment
TODAY
—Azmd‘-
FRIDAY
. 2:15, 7 and 9
'ruilr lust opporlunities to sec the
int-turn that met Norwaks" unquali.
LT”. approval—tho National F'Jx-
:zlnnnrs’ Muslt-r Presentation of
MARY PICKFORD
lll’Jmm “lbstcr's Famous Story as
l’l:l}'('(l by Ruth Chattcrton and
Henry Miller
“DADDY LONG LEGS”
l‘lm fir>t (lay shows drew standing
rmm (-rtm‘uls. Today and tomorrow
3.3” undoulltt‘dly break the records-
-\."lll“n and Children are “up“ to
.:"vlltl tho matinces for their
gs. :m-r comfort.
—and—-
Don’t Forget the Children
Jenni).- Abbott is an orphan with all
~f the traits and lovable characters
:-. child. The young folks will on-
.f .‘ hl‘l‘ as much as the grOW'I-ull-‘T-
EllsS is a typical Mary Pickford
r loge-loan throughout.
Special Short Run Features
Selected Musical Program With the
Play
M"=‘ti"‘3e—25t=. Evening—30c.
.BOX office open for Lombu'di.
[1'9- Sae and Daddy Long Legs
”“9““. may be secured in nova-nee
In avoid waiting in line at the per-
forman“ You wish to attend.
KISS HER AGAIN
Art Can Best Be Learned At The Swan
I Play At The Regent
*3 Herrick. who presents the farce
“’medy “Kiss Her
glint Theater on
. company and production.
has the reputation of producing only!
Again"~u, the Re;
MW ”yard for
alnfic‘e'
3!}
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_ OLIVER
MODOJ'CO
passer":
’ APHONEW .
TUESDAY; MAY lith’
. m roam “is .
- » * ncintuw We;
, I. John lRodoméygr. conductor. or the
Gree‘ n‘flch New and Graphic, ad-
'imres the department 0: justice be-
.cause "it keeps the price of things
within reasonable bounds.’ This is
Iwhat might be expected from a man
who, instead of giving way to despair
when he found he had lost all his
hair, went. o‘ut and organized the Bald
Head Club of America, and found
fi‘" WE consclifation in being bald. But what
' “DERFEG .does thi soptimism mean by "keeping
36” iwlthin reasonable bounds?" We ex-
.pcct it is a Rodemeyer figure 6!
OF speech in which he visualizes a kan-
garoo bounding on and g1 and in
Rodcmeyer imagination sees how
lmuch mm‘r‘ terrible the bounds of
'prices might ho. It’s great to be an
optimist in ordinary times. It. is won-
.derful during this era of reconstruc-
ltion.—-\‘Vo.tcx'bury American.
I. *5
ill
Getrtrudc Waixcl in “Kiss Her
Again" A: The Regent, Seats Now Sell-
ing.
I
22 No. Main Street "
Opp. Palace M
Let us suggest that
trying to think up all your
pcndituros
your accounts you open a.
bone. The stubs at‘v your record
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instead it
ex-
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and limp records
CHECKING ACCOUNT ‘
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“LOMBARDI LTD." PLANS 7° ”ERA": L ES. War Problems and , » ‘ EETAIL
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Morosco Comedy Comes Here w;th Incorporation [lilpul‘s liun- noon m— 0
Cast That Made New York ,filed at Hartford ol thg ()umlhus So'l‘l'» \'|“\‘\’ YORK ~\n—v:il {,9 al-Zt-nriOInisiS. PRES md TOBAGO
Success. iot- Corporation. which plans to npcr l l‘l'icrx' 1rd “main...“ “ill moon.“ 0v BROS.
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in New York. Boslnn. and Chit-ago ataa small fleet o autumn ). 9A “1' (hi problonn ..ri.1 5m hinh NH“: 0-{ livin; G . . 4‘
evinced tlu-ir alllrlni'ul in no uncertain Pm“ nvenuc ’hus type on unions asdthgcafilgatlmfi ail—Ithe nontrnnnuul “pm.” 1‘“ 8m. : A—
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4th.
In “Lombardi. Lttl.." the authors
have brouz‘nt to the stage an cntirely
new charactt‘rw lhat’ot‘ :I fashionable
Italian drcsmnah 2', Tile Lombardi.
who might be a composite stage pivture
of several of America’s foremost crea-
tor's of smart fashions. Tile Lombar-
di is a genius in the matmrol rrorsroous
gowns but. has absolutely no idea. of
"luslncss and proves somewhat of an
amateur in the art of mokimr
With the rim of the curtain he is seen
in‘ his establishment in the midSt at
his mannequins, his creations. etc. H».
is entirely taken up with two subjects
--clolhcs and :1. show girl, with whom
he is desperately in love. Slow paying
customers on the one hand and an un-
faithful sweetheart on the other, leads
him to the verv brink of financial ruin
from which he is saved only by the
timely efforts of one of his manne-
quins, Daisyr Mahoney. played ’by Grace
Valentine. . v
on: Carillos portrayal of Tito Lom~
bard! is one of the mOSt humorous and
novel characterizations seen in many
years. «His ability to create constant
laughter is difficult to describe. but
'suffice to say that it has placed him
among the foremost comedians of the 1
jroungcr generations.
er. Morosco is sending the original
Mr. 'Morosco
the best. and a. good entertainment is
muted... Seats pro now selling. the
boxnofl'ice being ope‘n tron: 10:29 11.x.
Wm who made by‘phone
lore. ‘
party and tho authorized t-up‘lal Slm'k
is $10,000. Ton ‘bussvs have been
ordered.
The Best Salesman—A Want Adv.
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' "UA’NDERINE"
? St0p$ Hair Coming Out;
Doubles lts Beauty.
J ‘
Alew cents 'buya "Dnndet‘ine.’ After
‘an application of “D&ndorine"~you can
not find a. fallen hair or any dandruff.
besides etety WW now wants.
’a was, more color nail thick-
_)
prime purpose of this national forum‘
-7----
was “to bring together the best
thought of the nation in an effort to w-~
nlovc the hazards of tho era of recon-i
s ‘ ction." I
tlll‘lOlsIlO, April 29,- Among 293 Raw;
sinn refugees who have arrived at.
(lens-an from Vladivostok. is‘a party of;
it‘ll titled men who. Soon after the;
'uimuh of l-lmpcmr Nicholas, escaped ml
‘Vludiva-tnk. They have a plan to re-
31“}... mounrchy in Russia, it. is 5355,.
land from Tokio will send representa-
tives to London. Shanghai and other
: points.
Mme. Jeannette
Says: .
A Youthful Figure
" ' «Is Not Hard.
To ATTAIN
When One Wear: the
iPROPER CORSET
“—4..
ARE AIDING HOSPITAL. i
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2Assistance of Women of Georgetown
' Appreciated.
F. 5.130151
JOB PRINTING r
South Noi-walk 9‘9”
Let Us Prove It to You.
Corsets Fitted Fm
town, which did valuable work during
the war. as one of the Red Cross units
of the Danbury district has been de-
lvoting its efforts during the winter to -
work {or the Danbury hospital and
Miss Mary Durn'm. superintendent -of
Fittings by Appointment.
the hospital, said yeSterdhy, that the l
.. MME. JEANNETTE :
ass ncc rece ved from Geor etown . ‘ _ ‘ 0
“3‘2...“ min. and is will, w? 80. Norwalk’s Leading
reclated. ’ 5' ' i ' “
1! Four dozen men's,nightshirts, oer-1r , Corsefiere and Glove
'31.“ ' 4' -' * Nomlk
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The Red Cross chapter of George!
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campfire m moan: molt".
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