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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 26, 1920 · page 8

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Two " Sh owS

‘Pljl one 1501
i ,1 d av May 31—-—Matinee and Evening

Dire : From Its Phenomenal Sensation at The Shubert Thea
tre in Boston

 

TH: FUNNIEST, SAUCIEST LOVE AND LAUGHTER
" EVENT OF THE SEASON

 

THE ORIGINAL CAST AND PRODUCTION COMPLETE
Including

15——SPE CIAL SYMPHONY SOLOISTS—15

 

PRlCES—«Matinee . . . . ... . . . . $1.50. $1-00. ?5c. 50c

Evening $2.00. $1.50. $1.00.,75c 50c
SEATS NOW SELLING.

 

 

 

Strictly High Class Motion Pictures
Special Music

 
 

t’ Today

(By Special Request)

William Fox Presents a Complete
Revision and New Presentation of

Willam Famum

“in.”

“A Tale of Two Cities” -

Ford Weekly. , Comedy.

 

——____

Thursday. Fi-idav and
Saturday

J. M Barries' Famous Play Sus~
cess "Admiral Crichton " adapted
in pl'cture as '

“Male and Female”
‘wim ‘

An All Star Cast

 

 

 

 

 

! Something New in Entertainment
, Every Minute

Today

R‘At2115, 73nd 9
Juanita Hansen’s

 

 

 

 

Regent Theatre

Tlil'RSDAY FRIDAY ' SATURDAY
May 2" May 28 May 29
Three Shows Daily—2: 15, 7, 9: 15

3“,“; __ Lw—w?“

Founded on J. M. , ;
Barrie’s play,
. “The Admirable
“Crichton."
Adapted for the
screen by Jeanie
MacPherson.

 

 

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Founded on J. MBARRlE'S FAMOUS PLAY
'THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON‘
dented to: the screen 51.! EANIE MmPHERSOfl

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Starring
iGloria Swanson. Thos. Meighan. Theo RObertS
Recently Presents in “The Miracle Man”
. SPECIAL FULL ORCHESTRA AGGOMPANIMENT ,
PRICES~Matinee. 25c; Evening 30c. (All Seats. ex-
cept boxes and loges).
Including War Tax f

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MASONIC FAIR. ST. JOHN’S TEMPLE“
Berkeley St. ' .

(Admission 15c) Toni2htl _ v
TONIGHT’S THE LAST NIGET ““3”

Dancing,
Children ,

Baoths and Grocery Store - ,_

Ill—Year Last Chance-775171911 and Your Family.

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These are reasons why youshould be at the , ‘ ”’“’ '

Door Prizes, Entertainment, special Attractions for _.

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' Ford Weekly and a special Regent mid-

“The Lost City”

-—a "d—

Mary MacLaren
”in.—

“The Pointing Fin2er” j

Thursday and Friday
‘Mammy’s Surprise’

The Vaudeville Act Special
7-—Cast-—7

Four Other Acts
~ wand-—
A Special to The Palace Prehe-
lease of Vilagraph's Most Pro
nounced Success

Alice Joyce

Till—

“Dollars and the
Woman”

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HOYT’S

BEST PRODUCED PICTURES

 

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. Thursday Evenimz
Frank Maclntyre '

——-in—-

“Too Fat to Fight”

_Friday Evening )

Tom Moore
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“Heartease”

 

Saturday
Matinee and Night

The Big Paramount—Artcraft
Special
Maurice Toumeur’s
“The Snorting Life”

Said to be one of the masterpieces
of the screen.

 

 

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Arm THEATRES

REGENT TODAY

 

William Farrium Feature‘offered In

The Regentf’rheatre today presents

- William qum's v wonderful picture

Succesa “A“ Tale of Two Cities,” pro-
vducéd by William Fox. in m’sponsé to
a popular demand. Of late with the
‘FAmums appearing in fewer picfures
lhere has been a. call for the leading
vehicles or both Dustin and William
titanium but as yet William has the
.honors. “A Tale of Two Cities," one
lot the best literary pieces of the age
has :been produced as one of mayhem-

 

Farnum in the leading ,role‘it has won
great favor.” On its fpr’ev’ious showing
Iin Norwalk many people wore unable
{‘to see it. Thane will be affordedaan

'whohave already witnessed the pres-
emotion and will the 3% to haVe a
chance to see this picture again.

week comedy will be on today's bill
with “A Tale of Two Cities." ’

PALACE TODAY

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Lost City,” Juan
Set-la}.

l The Palace Them-elude: presents

Mary Maoist-on "'
ear,” 3 NafioLLl Exhibl _‘

Response ToPopular Request. ‘9”

 

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But straws show which way the
Theprhnafiesareopedmaybe.j

elected for your head.

Come m and register your opinion
of these new lids.

, Rogers 69’ Stevens

The home of; Hart Schaflner 8; Marx clothes

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3lacLai~én is one of the finished stars'

of the screen and for the. number of
pictures in which she has starred she
has perhaps won as much fax or as any
feminine player prominent today; and,
Lhe play is offered by the producer of
"Daddy Long Legal" and a score of
other succ'eSses. “The Pointing Fin
get" is a dramatic number with ploug-
ing touches of comedy that will make
it very acceptable. . Juanita Hansen
plays “The Lost y" serial at the
Palace today, a fact that alone will
account for big crowds. “The Lost
City,” has not lagged since the first
episode but has rather gained momeno
turn and is one of the 'best serials ever
produced Miss 1Hansen has already
won a place in the hearts of Norwalk-
era by her manner of playing her dar-

 

 

NEW HAVEN TO SELL SUGAR ;

 

Mayor Fitzgerald to Dispose of Twenty
Tons at Twenty Cents Per Pound.

 

New Havou.‘May 26—11163 sugar

’which Mayor Fitzgerald purchased in

New York city will be ready for dis

tribution at the yarious fire houses
in the city. “Way morning, about
9. The sugar is expected to be releas~
ed this morning. and trucks will be
sent down to New York city to get it.
In the consignment are 115 barrels,
The
sugar will sell for ‘20 cents a pound.
Sugar sells in the stores for from 23
to 30 cents. .

The sugar 9 will be put up in tw 0.
pound and fne pound packages No
person will be allowed to purchase
mom. than one package of either two-
round or five-‘pound size This means
that if a person r’ouys a two-pound
package he will receive no more, or
if he buys a five-pound package he
will be allowed no more.

This arrangement while it is likely
to be followed. may suffer slight
chaums when the product arrives here
in this city. although the limit placed
is absolutely fixed.

 

SEKNTENCES AGAINST
PRISONERS CONFIRMED

 

MADRID May 23 — Sentences 6
against seven p1 isomers accused of kil— .
ling civil guards in Barcelona have
been confirmed by the highest mili-
tan court. Four of these men must
suffer the death penalty. while three;

were sent to priSon for life.

MALE AND FEMALE

 

Big Paramount Special Opens Engage-
ment Thursday.

lCecil B. Be «Mine, famous for his
long string of artistic motion picture
successes, is declared to have excelled
all previous efforts in “Male and Fe-

male,” his latest Paramount Artcraft:

picture, ' which plays at the Regent
Theatre Thursday, Friday and Satur»
day 2:15 7and 9: l5 The story was
adapted for the screen by Jeanie Man.
pherson from Six James M. Ban-19’s
great play “The Admirable Crichton.“
\o effox; was spaxed by Mr. Deleille
to make it a, faithful reproduction in
every respect- The story confers
around '(‘richtom the butler in an Eng-
lish lord' 5 family. He is extremely in-

telligent and when the lord“ my achting ,

party is wrecked on a tropical. Crich-
‘ton takes command. After the party
is rescued and returns to England,
Crichton is foxgouen by all but the
lord s dauar htex, who has fallen in love

‘ with hirn. -

 

BLEOZE CASES JAM DOCKET

Over Hundrgfl Cases Await Trial in

Hartford Federal Court.

Hartford, May 26.«-Gustav A. Dun‘
strom of this. city pleaded guilty in U.
S Federal Cour: here yesterday on a
charge of sledding and receiving stolen
goods The wsa sentenced to one year
in the Federal penitentiary at; Atlanta.

lohn Diderska ol Bridgeport was an
raizr. ed on a charge of maintaining a.
still for making liquor. His case was
deferred for action later. The CM of
Frank T Dougherpr of New Haven
charged with stealing letters from the
mail was deferred to allow his coun—
sel time to appear

More than 100 cases of violation of
the Eighteenth Amendment and the
Volstead act are scheduled to be nied
in this session of the court.

 

FIRST GUN OF THE CIVlL WAR.

On the 9th of January, 1861, the
steamship Star of the Wat was sent
by the federal government from New
York with supplies and roe-enforce»
ments for ‘Fort sumter in Charleston
harbor When the Star of the West
reached Charleston sh'é was fired upon
by Confederate batteries from the town
and was obliged to turn ‘back This
lwais the first actual gunfire of the

CiviL war. 1; 'i.‘ g“

 

 

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store

N the {oscillating page: of “Edison and 7 .
Music ’you will learn the characteristics

,Franoe and Italy.

9“ 7 Seventeen beautiful plates illustrate the
’New Edison’ 8 cabinets, each of which is a

direct adaptation from some historic fumioyr

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OLD CLOTHES MADE TO LOOK
LlKE NEW.

Its fine to war your new clothes
like old but it’ a still finer to wear
your old clothes as if they were
new.

LATEST MODEL TAILOR
Clifford Hotel. Phone on.

v Entrance on Elizabeth St. ' '
Our Specialty—suit: Made to On- .

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Come in and hear our new
month records.

lane—.nat Wonderful Kid Er
maria (Sung by Al Jolson)

Hamlet—Lazy Mississippi {Sung by
Henry Burr).

WWhen My Baby Smile’a
Me (Laughing Trombone by Tat
Lewis).

W—Abe Kabibble
Game.

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