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THE BIGGEST SHOW IN MM“ HIGHTOHLY . ' rifle” 101‘ the mechanicalxonmruction
Charles Dfllingham’s Gigantic Milena Comedy -
CHINCI
THE 031.? comm
Walter Wills-i
- Company, a; 7o.— -
Mostly oil-13.;
Clown Squrnolm
Inddbr Circus
Lots of Fun
' Mlle. Fallofi'slsi
Modern ‘Ventriloqujst
Grotesque Dancing
LAUGHING Horse
Effects
' Seats Are Now Selling ' I
Roy Binder...
The. M... Torn m‘
Inimitable Paderewsh‘.
And the raz- ramea Funny
Two Garloads = of Scenery
And the Most Startling
them" at ”
, _, . gingham put elnrselrlnto
common. 7 f [Reamer-
lien artist, and the scheme of coloring
C i Leeenizln ' “Chin‘ thin" “was evolved. , ..
«' Then came into action .thoeerresponf’ThVB’ afterfwmmmm 10m“ , of the
. of 3118 scenery; electricians and pron-
erty makers. _ " '
1” After months orla’hor and research
everything was in shame for Burnside
. levbegin his (labors. 'in making the
whole matter practically by reheat-stag
the company. The final'b’utcome ol’
the matter was an expenditure of
$75,000,000 before the curtain could be
raised on the first prose-ammo of
“Chin Chin." The result was: thehlg‘
gest ,Charlee Dillingham succesS.
Some good seats ire still available.
Program. .l-‘or Last Three Days Will
CMark End Of PictureaSeason.
Hoyt's Theatre which has furnished
delight ,to many Norwalkers this sea.
son with itspr‘ogramof feature pic—
‘ lures for the last three days of1he
Week. will close Saturday night accord~
s
. a ing to announcement or the manage-
ment made today. The pleasing plays
that have been shown in the past sev—Y
eral months have brought Hoyt’e back
to prominence and the Closing Week.
end program including Geraldine Far-
rnr, Mae Marsh and Madge Kennedy
features is especially . interesting.
Plans for next year at Hoyt’s are now
in the works and most interesting an»
nouncrments truly ‘be shortly expected;
DISCUSSION
OF PLATFORM
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W'ith that disposed of, the commit-
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P;:;1::v':x A.” :‘n’: l’rv’ments
Roberl ll'nrwick
I “Jack f‘lraw"
" 3.2 Comedy.
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: “Chin Chin"
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Norma Talmodc‘e in
"ll'oman Gives"
PALACE TODAY
1‘ Al nu: THEATRES
' Eugene O'Brien In “The Perfect Lover"
And “The Lost City" wm speu
Doom To Former Palace
Selznick ‘Plcture, “The Perfect Lover,"
adapted from Leila Burton W'ells; now
e1. "The Naked Truth." this_ afternoon
mud evening at the Palace Theatre.
i “The Perfect Lover," ls the story of
‘an artist, a worshipper 0f beauty- lie
, becomes the rage among the smart set
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case involving the seating' of dole.
gates pledged to ngogfleneral Wood
or counted in support 'of Governor
Lowdon. The claim of the latter dele‘
gallon, headed by Henry Lincoln John-
;son. an Atlanta n‘egro, that it is me
gregularly reported delegation, is dis:
pnted by the former delegation. known
as the Pickett faction, which contendsf
that it should be considered the regal
larly accredited delegation, as Roscoe
Pickett is the accredited etate chair-g
Eugene OgBfien is seen- in his first man. Nevertheless, the official comv
mltte list gives the Johnson delegation?
as the regularly reported one and the.
Pickett delegation was heard as the:
contestants. The fight brought before;
the committee the first clear cut case.“
in which a gain of delegates for the?
’Wcod or Lowden forces was involved;
and it tool: first place in the interest’
;,in New York. ‘No woman can resist of the ore-convention period,
; his charms. :He is “the perfect lover."
3 What happens to him proves 'azbree'zy,
; thrilling story of love. art and intrigue.
As if Eugene O’Brien’s appearance
was not enough in itself,
‘ that Juanita Hansen's “The Lost City"
:15 on today’s Palace program and the
scombination wlll certainly spell doom
for former Palace attendzm e records. 01‘ When it 15 ”1‘91? 33 do it- The end
. Miss Hansen’s serial is not to be com~
} panel} with any that has ever before
{been presented regardless of subject
§or star and it. has already :b'ecome the
uleader of all serials shown in South
Eliot-Walk. “Fliers; Will be three shows
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REGENT TODAY.
Robert Warwick Leads Paramount All
; Star Cast In Presentation Of
“Jack Straw." ‘
Robert W'arwick and an all star Pnrv
ta Re definite form.
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tee planned to pass on to the Georgia '
Political forces are gathering slow— .
ly here and While the nreconyention
circle has its usual line of gossip and'
prediction, no political leader of re-
cognized importance has, hop to this
time, been willing to altac his name . ‘ ' "
,, to .a definite prediction of whom the; ”e With your comet 0110166.
convention will name as its candidatei "
of the week with the probable ad-
journment. of Congress, however. will
.bringrall the national leaders to Chis
cago, and. by Saturday or Sunday.
convention platformsare expected to
Representatives of the (militant:
ébranch of the “'oman Sufimgzlsts ago » ‘
:011 the round reparing to 1) take: t e 7
'Conventgion Ho’s to enforce their de- 85 WASHINGTON ST,
mend. for a platform declaring calling , ,
on the States which have not ratified
{the Woman Suflrage amendment, to
.do so at once. The National commits
amethlng New m Erfzrtainment
Today
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.‘thtlufield. and
it's: ., '1 in “The
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Chaplin
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Szaninz
Lost C .y’
Tomorrow
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Mlldred Harris
(Mrs. Chain. Vlgaplin)
Lewis c ‘a--
"The Inferior S
amount Artcralt cast will. be seen at
' the Regent theatre today‘in the preset»
gtation of the company’s latest release
served in the A. E. F. during the war
and was a member of the staff of Gen-
eral John Pershing rendering such ser-
vice as to win congressional honors is
an actor whose work always creates
interest and those who have the good
. fortune of seeing' “Jack Straw" will
i find it. one of his best productions.
“’hile thus far much has been said of
; member of the supporting cast is a lin~
fished actor and the entire picture on.
Ris one. of the most pleasing that Pam
; mount has offered. There will be a;
. special mid week comedy and the usual
1 interesting Ford Weekly at thctRegent
today; , ole '
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l daymigm At The Elegant 1
l There appears .to «berno doubt thatf
‘Charles Dillingham's. stupendous pror
gduction of “cum Chm: with Walter
;W’ills and Roy Binder {If the lead will
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HOYT’S '
g IE3? pnooocso PICTURES
: The 5635:"; F'naie Specyials
Thursday Ermine:
Geraldine Farrar
Friday Evening
Mae Marsh
. ondare of Barba-
EMM and Night
Mfidge Kennedy
' duplicate its record of absolute capacg
fit audiences at Regent Theatre on
RThursday evening. June ad. [ , t
i It was during the run of “The Lady;
{And The supper" that. "‘Chin Chin".
*was evolved. .- , ~ 3
The idea of; a circus horse .'Rl.rzd‘*.Alau’l-Y
cm and the wonderful Lamp'found ta:
1 var with Charles Dllllngham tor a. gyro»
lRduclirm of magnitude and wonders.
f Several months elapsed before Mr.
:Dlllingham was ill .a {position to send;
;for Aime Caldwell. and. R. H. Burnside;
2 and to hand. them over the matterthat‘
had 'heen collected mymnager and
”comedians. Upon completion of: the
zbook. lyrics bar! to be written. Miss
icmdweu had to submit a serve: 01*
{ed carefully. With mellow.
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on outdoor .
Slavic! the Email!
tee yesterday, by unanimous vote, call.
ed upon Republican
promptly on the ratification. _
monal committeemen are enjoylng a.
' “Jack Straw.” Major Warwick who joke at the expense of General '1‘. Cole.
man do Pout, of Delaware. who intro-
duced the resolution. The general's
motion called for prompt ratification
of the Eighteenth amendment, which
is the Prohibition amendment. The
resolution was passed in the: form,
but after the mistake was discovered.
it was corrected.
, The Johnson forces are counting on Phone 1953
' ' ‘ . a. burst of speed with the Arrival of
the star, lt canlbe vouched that every Senator Johnson here lower-row. A
no demonstration haw;
A large delegation o
der the direction of Thomas K. Incesservlce men who saw service with the
to act
The Na-
street parade a
« been arranged.
"lathe nieenwhile ' ‘
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at his. headquarzexo ,
and Governor Lowdenialrcaay “is new,
In the commemoration the unin-
strncted delegates are holding the bal-
ance of power and alrearly plans for
~sounding out their preferences are be"
ing discussed. A caucus pf the main.
slroctcd ones, some films after Son»
clay, is one of the plans being canvass—
ed. Quite lrrespectlye {of any deci-
cate that. 1 majority feel that the pro-
hibition question may be regarded 'as
one not necesssaril}:r to be includeo, be“
cause the issue has been written into
the Commutation. and has become the
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ganizetlon the. pernlerlent one
énmk Moms 'WATEB’W
' u: moneys BOT-«ER.
slime the National committee may , _
Eat less meat and take Salts for Back!
make on the pending contests, the nn-'
instructed delegates will still remain"
iin’ the majority and the managers of:
_ , - gtheévarious candidates are working on;
HOYT’S To CLOSE {plans to bring them to their support. .
Such discussion of the platform,
planks as is going on among the Na-
lrional committcemen’ seems - to indi-
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,preeidenflal candléaéee will be cache“ The Edi of Aid? Soclet of Si. Pet—
mod ”flaring Wm their “lines in cm Gama: Lutheran Igrammar: will
meet. at the home of Mrs. “7m. Braves.
Poplar Plains. Westpmt. on Thursday
afternoon of this week. _ The trip will.
be made by the ‘Cranbury onto me,
whlch Will, .lca‘ve the Region Store at
1 31'} 2 o‘clock... A large “atlenllame
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ache or Bladder ,
. trouble. .
Urlc acid in meat. excites the kid»
law 9'! the land. Many committee-men he a real sick oerebn shortlv. ’At first
feel that the suffrage question is a
parallel one in many respects, because
if. has been put before the State: With
_the endorsement of the party, and is
'aawitlng ratification. In the field of
:«forelgn relations there seems to be aim
agreement of opinion mm the Molli-k
will be in the escort. .
Democratic Administ’ra n's policy
was denounced, and .as regards the
‘Peace Treaty and the League of Na-
?tlons. the filank adopted by the Indi-
' one. State Republican convention ‘may
:servo as a nucleus form (he plank in
ground as yet presumes to rtentnre
;what»the labor plank will be. but there
.seenle to be a common agreement film
U; will probably be the most clinician
one to'frame. ‘* . a
The selection of a. permanent chair-
man seems torbave nettle no progress“
in the last three or tom- days. There lure; makes a.
now is less talk among Natlonal com-
mitteemen of the selection of former 'should“ take now and then to
Senator Beve‘lge. of Indiana. and kidneys clean and active.
moré talk of an agreement on genalor here say tlfey sell lots of Jae Saltsto
McCormick. of Illinois. Political lew-§rolks who brlieve in overcoming km.
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~the National platform. No one on the
you feel a. dull misery in“tbe kldl‘lf"?
region. you suffer from hackac‘he. elclr
headache. dizziness. stomach eels
sour. tonmze cooled and you feel rhea:
walk: twinges when the weather is.
bad. .,
Eat lee: meat, drink lots. of water,
also get. from our pharmacist... four
ounces: of Jed Salts: take :1. tablesvoon»
ml in 'a glass or valor-before breakfast :
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