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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 5, 1920 · page 3

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Theatre

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Wedneé‘day and Thursday

Greatest Pictures

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3:51-— PRODUCED/Fictions:
. ‘ Saturday .
‘Matsnee and Night
, Madge Kennedy
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“Upstairs”

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to afford entertainment to Tlmrsdav»r
and Friday evening Palace patrons;
Vilioyt's has as a matter of fact weir
gmdependence by the class of pictures
{ShOWll‘ and in closing, brings a suc-
lc-esasful tenure of operation to an’end.
l ceseful tenure of operation to an end
i This afternoon’s and evening’s feav

ture will be Madge Kennedy’é “Up-
the same

 

 

 

 

:stairs” from the play of

gnanée. There will be appropriate shor
, run .. . . . . ’

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PA'LACE TODAY—VAUDEVILLE
. ‘Ramy weather will have no terrors
ffor theatre goers today for the Palace

'CarlesrtHaynewill leave soon; for
Montreal
' Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gossler have”,

opened their summer hemp
Hill.» _ ‘ J on Canoe

 

returned to their home for the aunt-
Imer. ~

turned to New Canaan for the reason.

lCa’mp spent M
Vk’eecabuc.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cammis have
moved into the Jof‘fé flat on Railroad
avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. George Coolidge have
rented the Community Schooffor the
summer conth‘s.

A son was
John M. Slew of 28 East avenue. “’ed.
nesday evening. May 26.

Mrs. B. A.
three “”5 Club at her home on Para.
sttigetf Tuesday evening. '
Sunday.
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;has a program which simply cannot

Evaudeville that have already delight-l
-ed hundreds on’ Thursday and Friday
land Tom; Mix's best. feature produc-
certainly do that and in his
screen play he scores a
triumph. .

distinc

 

PALACE --—SUNDAY
The Palace has scored agiiin in A- .
ting the Fox pre-release oi: George

the Palace; tomorrow nlght and it
will be offered lu_ connectl‘on wit 3
features and a. special mugical pm.»
gram for two shows at 7 an 9:15.

way and New York Theatres have

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special Sunday presentation...( , ,

 

 

REGENTQ—TO‘DAY

 

é.“The Woman Gives” had. its first;
.‘showiug yestenlay at the

2 where it is scheduled for repeat today.

ihere has met with more immediateg

il‘avor than this play and it is .conced‘ilal‘ld 2etreels have

led to be her best effort. {Motion pic-gtric light at the

Itut-e. fans will enjoy this play at theigoad leading to the New Canaan laun-
ry.

Regent today when it wil be present;l
:edKfor the last times. Other select
‘feamres will make up a pleasing Sat-
{urday program.

 

 

 

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Sunder Evelina"

. . . Kamplvm “Prey

f' i‘. of the fol‘
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You have all seen ‘Sessue Hayakawa
in pictures and have enjoyed the
lstar. Now comes to the from Mrs.
i Reissue distinguished
fa star as her husband. As Tauru
iAoki she plays the lendingy role of
E”Locked Eyeee’“ which is but one of
glue Sunday evening: Recent matures,
l Mack Sennett's big five reel come-
dy .“Yhukee Doodle in Berlin" is also
on the Regent program for tomorrow.
‘This is more than the usual comedy;
'feamro and in conjunction with the‘
ldramatic offering and the Roth R0
iland serial make up a show impugn—
tible to heat. The performance Wlll
Fbe at 7 a11c192l5
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i “‘Honeyv’iGrl." Sam ll. Harris? 5pc-
‘Cessful musical comedy production
inow in its sixth week at the Cohan &
:Harris theatre ills the ”necessary es—
Eeemials that make for a summer, run.
.:‘l. 9.3 tuneful score. pretty girls.
r’rlmxcine ensembles. thrilling climax’s,
a cast of dramatic perfection and a
‘ love story that. is most-appealing. As
in matter of fact. “Honey 'Gir1”has
Escored a 100 per cent victory in the
World of musical comedy, where it ts
lncclaimed one of the genuine hits of
Elite seasbn. “

{ REGENT—SUNDAY

Hayakawa. as

 

 

 

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i ‘William Collier in “The Hottentot"
is approaching his 200th performance
{to that excellent farce at the George
:M. Cohan theatre, where Mr. Collier’s

the Laeventian Club in. Canada on a
be resisted. There will be five acts ol’x‘twD weeks‘ fishing trip. A

ici‘itically' ill at th
thew York. is improving.
nev'é’plied to the

“£356 from his wife, Emma S. Daren:
1‘..

whistllnruer months to
:l'csxdence on upper Oenoke avenue.
Walsh’s new play “The Deadline" for’

, h ‘ . :'
Mack Sennett comedy. Other picture touse m Bmm‘HH

he old Colonial
gMain street.

 

ter. Barbara. leave this week for N012

folk. Co 11.. ' L - v
Walsh is in great demand on Broad-gum“ Cellobpyélfre the} “I“

made efforts to secure thKS‘D as" but’retumed from N

the Palace was able to get rt for afpossession of“. their summer estate only

Marshall Ridge.

town
Norma Talmadge’s latest liroduCfiOnfmouths, and
{released by the Natilel Exhibitol‘siParker cottag
. Miss Moll}
Regemmas returned to

in: two weeks at the home of Mrs. W’.
No other Talmadge feature Shown H. Rertinei

 

 

In the afternoon? Slour trouble
may be .eyestrain. ‘
Consult us.

TH A M BR?
Optometrists and Opticiani %
87°Atlantic St.._ :
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o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs.» Hobart Weeks have

Payson Merrill and family have he:
be present
The members 'of the New Canaan
cmorial. Day at Lake
be present. i

large office

born to Mr. and Mrs.

Wood

Weed returned to his home.
after undergoing an opera«
hot-walk Hospital.

Miss W'inifred Hall who has beetfiday evening.

i Mm. Briggs.

William A. Davenport. Jr., has an.

Superior Court for a di-

George Duryea has moved for the

gatlonal chur
latter part of June; 5
‘ All the members; for hlchand E. Hot-I
comb Camp: S. 051’. are requested to.g
_ a “meeting .Mondayi
evening. June. Lat ’
Junior Vice Commander and stat! will !

lalrs. E. R. Elli
:Howard Crepe.
Mlvira. Mrs. H

,7 . Raymond. Wis: 7
Thursday atterhbou....J

at

in

building. and
33011116. the tailor.
more from As i . " " '
account of-tlllfe hfiguixnfinflggéggyil uiue Aspirin proved note by millionge
chauer block was rébéntly sold to New .
or}: parties. ; i . “ ,
l Miss Margaret Chittenden of, Rich?
entertained the “mud Hm celebrated the ninth anni-
° versary of her birth, Friday.
.present were Howard
Webb. Elizabe

; stance Clancy.

June .11. 'ot 8:36.
e Harlem H'ospitaUmSt 0f the may m.“

Invitations have been;
the wedding of Miss KMarion ;Heller,
which is to take place in" the Congre-
eh in ,New Canaan the

Gilbert Steveué has

'South Homlk. fl

divided 1‘ , - ' r . ‘

m... 3...... Ga,..:;:; , * AN]. woosrm -1
rented half 1:0 Delloi - . A _\ AX ,. AWHAT‘M‘W '

th Dickinson, Irene and
Myron Lockwood. Alri‘ed Rose, Con-

Davig and Neuman

comedy, entitled
IPoultry. Yard." in

.a woman of bu iness. .009; 7
age: he:- iamily,
Jimmy, Seth Gregory; ;Robert Mills:
arry Dixon; Melisga'ltongue will stumble. Anna St. John.

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who was to 3 . ’ ; - -
need to - ; ‘ Bayer Tablets oi Aspirin” is gen—t

and prescribed by physicians for over!

i Headache. Toothache.

; twenty Fears. Accept only an 1111- ~; .
broken “Bayer package” which com 1 a 5&1!"qu t ,
talus proper directions to relieve ‘ 1 ”‘3" S‘- m M'

Late Enmimr I}... fat-mt Office ,

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Smith. , 'raglia, Rheumatism. Colds and Pain.
Han" Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost.
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TRUCKING

“Mrs. Briggs o: the Mrs. \V. D. Hoffecker; Silas Green. a ';
Raymond Hall, Fri- near relative, W. S. Baxter; Mr. Lee.

The'a wealthy neighbor. Stephen Heath; ;
be as follows; Virginia Lee, his daughter, Clara Bus» .
Daisy Thornton. her friend. '
lph'lMary Ruscoe: Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs.
Mandy Bates. whose

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93m, in Stamford, Monday. i The theatrical committee of me ' ’ Li ht an on!

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Streit are at New Canaan Grange will present 3! -~ V “4 V J _. ‘ ~ E d H 1

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‘““PRESCRlPTlON rPHA'RMAc-ls‘r
8 North Main Street,
South nor-walk, Conn.

 

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the Mrs. Pinney

Mrs Roscoe Goodell has sold her
8. and has bought

mansion on North

Mrs. George ~Pauley. Jr.. and daugh-

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remain 1

Charles E. Heydt and family have
ew York and taken

2

Dr. Dickie and

_ arrived in
this

summer
re occupying one‘ol’ the
es on Oenoke avenue.

Connolly of Norwolk
her home after spend-

family
week for the
a

n Locust avenue.

The residents of Locust and High-
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' Children’s and Misses’
GIN GHAM DRESSES

CHILDREN’S. naussnsguew and attraétiva models in
checks and stnpes_

collar, cuffs, bell; and pocket: in w ’ ' -
color. The smaller lute or plain ooatrastmg
a touch of head

years. Primranging
mssns' DRESSSEmFine unit G' h '
in styles suitable “for q y mg am

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broken plaids and plain colors. Some have

sues. are decorated with tucks, smacking or
embroidery which gives distinction. 2- to 12
from . $2.50 to $4.5Q
and Chambray
Yea-1‘5.

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the young miss. 12 to 17

Locale Long Distance:
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AutomobilefiBodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps; re-
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-r
al Work.

' 13 Raymond Street, South mm 1);, Near South Main St.

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'uk’lulllcl .3. cue afi'uxtlufi‘ a bufi’Efi TE 1111}
‘in an entertainment that qualifies as
,the best this comedian has appeared
.in for a long time. In anticipation of
in rising temperature the electric con:
duit cooliug'system of the George M.
Cohan theatre has been put in com—
mission, and the auditorium in its
summer suit 'of white duck.

 

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l , RIDGEFLELD POSTMASTER.
, The president sent to the‘senate on

,Connecticut; postmasters for rear»
pointment for anotherzfour years.

; John C. Struth. .W’indsor: George
W. Fairgrive, Benton: ‘William A.

River; Patrick L. Shea, .Fierby: Jas.
W. GreenDagieville; James F. Hol-
den, Forestville': Edward B; Sullivan,
Kent; Clarence L. Clark, Lyme: Wil-
lis ‘8. Gilbert. Ridgefield: George For-s:
ter, Rockville; Robert 1). Burns, Say-
brook; Barry W'. Crane. ' Wethero
ifield; John S. Oates. Windsor Jacks.
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PARIS, June 4.—An armistice con~
.vention with Mustapha Kama! Pasha.

gAsla ;Minor,.'has been signed at Bey-

editor of the Echo de Paris."jfThis step
lWhich was taken five days ago, is said
to have been necessary because the
$French are compelled to. regroup too
’widelyecatteyed forces in Syria, ' ‘

 
 
 
 

 

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