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Something New in Entertainment
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One of the Season‘s Sensational
Vaudeville Preoemalzons
FIVE BIG ACTS
Stafford & DuRoss
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Special Sihging and-Dancing '
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Mack and Mabel
_Variet} Comedy Skin 3
Mam my3sSurnrise
A Speclaalm Scenic and r lOVetL; Num-
ber With a. Cast of Seve'n
CDick Burton
Comedy Monotmust
Markus Trio
In wonderlul Acrohali e Presen-
tati on 3
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A Special to The Palace Pre—
' Release
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Seven Part Cinema Masterpiece
Presenting -
. Alice Joyce
“Dollars and the Woman”
Pictures Only at 9 P. MP—Regular
Picture Prices
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Mack and Mabel. Dick Burton and the
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time." The Palace is particularly
lucky this week also in the fact that it
has the pro-release rights of Alice
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TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
MAY :3? May 28 May 29
Three Shows Daily—-2: 15, 7, 9:15
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Barrie's play, 3
”The Admirable
Crichton.”
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Founded on J MBARRTE‘S FAMOUS PLAY
THE ADMIRABLE CRTCHTON‘
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3}}. Recently Presents in “The Miracle Man” _
”l SPECIAL FULL ORCHESTRA AGOOMPANIMEN']:
PRICES—Matinee. 25c: Evening“ 30c (All seats ex-
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Including War Tax 3
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ot a few important thing In the first
place "Male and Fannie" is offeredby:
ideptlcally the same woke as
Miracle Man,” the picture that why
holds the Regent record and will hold
it until the last three days of this week'
when honors will pass to We afidm
Femalé.”
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This is a Vitgraph' special of Albert:
Palace Theatre
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was able to get it because at its long
R record in scoring .Vitg‘raph releases.
egent heatr e The picture will be seen. here today
and Friday with additional shows at
Al: 10 A M 9 o‘clock/and will have its New York
premier on Sunday.
PAL‘ACE SPECIAL DUE
”Redemptioa of Marge O'D cone”
Comes To South Norwalk Direct
From Thé Capitol. .
One of the biggest, picture sensations
of the year ”The Redemption of Marge
O'Doone“ will open a week’s engage-
ment at the Capitol Theatre'in New
York on Monday May 313:. It will
come to thé Palace'in South Not-walk
for the last three days. of the week of
June 6. playing it rec perfofmances
.daily on June 10 ll and 12 '
SATURDAY. MAY 29th
Red Cross Films
Dr. Sydney S. Carnev
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“Treasure Island”
A Red Cross Button admits
a. child free (250 each). Buttons”
for?“ sale at Box Oflico after 9: 15
Saturday morning.
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* in Big Musical Comedy Success.
“ ‘Fil‘ty~F‘iity." with Herbert Cox-then.
3 on entire-iv new deoarture is a daintily
“different musical diversion, and a DOS-
jitive booking for the Reaent Theatre
matinee and night performancES. Mem
orial Day, Monday May 3131, at 2:15
and 8:15. The complete fifteen piece
symphony orchestra wills!» a feature,
of the attraction to interpret the score.
3 The story of "Fifty~l~“ifty” from an
original book by“ \Villlam Gillette
abounds in amusing and complicated
laugh~provoking situations. It, is one
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BEST PRoouoED PICTURES
Thursday Evenint
musical gems all of the haunting vari
.ety are “masterpieces de resistance.”
while the one hundred per cent girly
girl ensemble. gowned to vie with. the
rainbow «by a. corp. of international
3 modistcs. is a feast for miladys eye,
Matinee and Night
The Big Paramount—Anorak
' Special
Maurice Tourneur’s
“The Soortinz Life”
Said to be one of the masterpieces
of the screen.
smorn-ow at 10:30 a. m.
SPORTTNG NOTES ‘
Job Beckett the English heavy
“weight champion is 90mins to Amer
lea. in quest of bouts. With the excep-
tion of Jimmy Wilde none of John
Mary Lasenby. eldest daughter of Lord
mam, who is to learn than hands are
not. only to be manicured, but to work;
with. beads not only to the dressed but‘
1:;me with, hearts not only t0 bani
‘ t t0 0“? With; and Thomas “eigh- weight wrestler 1125 Been mama a
an, as William Crichton 0" 311° Admir- ‘ fine showing in his recent bouts ingthe
able Crichton, ‘butler in Lord Loam’s East. Big win om John Kilonis, or
household This effective production Boéton was a den;- bit or grappl
is in nine parts Its presentation here! As Prahkie Daly hasn’t been inchi -
class on this side.
Tony Ajax the Calllomia middle-
- to many lightweights who have doubts
las to their ability to wrest the honors
Tiepeatedly charged that Leonard .has
Frank Ma Int of the real genuine successes of the
—l m..c yre present season Its New York Comedy
‘ Theatre engagement proved a verit-
‘TOO Fat to F 121113” able triumph for both companv and
i play while Boston added new laurelsl
- - to the already popular matinee idol, m
Friday Evening Herbert Corthell—Athe ladies’ pamper.T cha
‘ ‘ ed pet and champioo (stout mash note
TOHLmNESDO re recipient before the public today.;
“H “Fifty Fifty" is zipoy without bein"
e 9’ naughty: it is tiltilat—ing and {ageing-
artease ting without being lazy 'and its situa-
tions very funny without being risque.1
Saturday The twenty odd lilting. whistleable
and incidentally envy Seat sale to» 3
Bull's crop of boxes has shown muchi
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NEW YORK M33 2. ‘.-The impres—
sion that Benny Leonard intended to
abandon the lightweight championship
and go in for the waiter and middle-
weight crowns has no foundation in'
fact. This will be disappointing news
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from the prescnt holder. It has been
grown into 3. wells: and that he can
not make 135 pounds uhich new is
the lightweight limit all me:- the
world. Evidently Leonard and his-
manager. Billy Gibson. do not who
this view of the case. for they an;
nounce that the champion will be
pleased to defend the title ‘as soon as
a Worthy opponent consents to post, a.
forfeit to bind a match and guarantee
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appearance in the ring. B} way of
Starting the ball rolling Leonard de-
clams he will accept. a title bout with
Lew Téndlel. who has been the most
persistent challenger of the champion:
Gibson in his pxoclamalion sans:
“I am willing that Tendkr should
receive $7,500 to clash with Loonard
in a match for the championshio the
distance to be 12 rounds or over and
to a decision- In making this offer of
$7 .500 I am allowing Tcndlc‘l far more
than Leonard re ceived for meeting
H elsh the night he wo n the title and
far more than ll elsh smured oul'ol‘
his match with V\ illie Rilchie in Lon
don.’
Gibson adds that all he asks of Ten.
(iler is to post $5.000 with Tex Rickard
or someother responsible man as a
guarantee of good faith. after which
Gibson says he will find a promoter.
Leonard's willingness to risk. his title
in a bout to a decision is interesting,-
and the chances are good he will do»
fend his honors in New York State.
Bu: Tendler will not be permitted to
ate weight or anything else to the
plan. The weight will be accom-
ing to the scale of the International
Sporting Club 135 pounds eight hours
before entering the ring. This weight
prevails in championship bouts all
0» er the maid.
Gibson $2.35 he will gixe Tendler
thirty days in which 10 comply ”with
mecooditions format match.
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of the. inertial: that THIS
mg; is under the supervision
of the United States Govern-
,mentfis that we are milieu: to
will be accompanied by a special mu— _ed in the bunch of little fellows Jim-
slcal eprogram. There will be three
daily slums at 2: 15 7 and 9:15 and
while prices are slightly advanced
they still remain less than one quarter
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Been Booked For The Weslefind
With Attractive Plant-es.
The Palace theatre will: today offer
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my Wilde has met in America, my;
figures he should bé given a bout with:
Wilde before the latter returns to Eng,
George Yuengllnx at New Canaan.
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