Evening sentinel, Monday, July 26, 1920 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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egent Theatre
NORWALK. PHONE 1501

ONE EVENING PERFORMANCE ONLY

THURSDAY. J ULY. 29TH

‘GOES DIRECT T0 BIJOU IN NEW YORK
aim

44" Robert Milton Presents

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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' Minnie Duprec
James Gleason
Blythe Daly
Nell Martin
Carolyn Arnoldt
Camile Lyons Margaret Dale
Mary Mead Ivan Simpson

SEATS ARE NOW SELLING

MAIL AND PHONE RESERVATIONS RECEIVED ON AND
AFTER SATURDAY, JULY 24TH

PRICES. .. . ...50CENTSTO $2.00

 

 

Theodora Laroque
Florence McGuire
Frances McLaughlin
Morgan Farley
Marie Carrol
Rapley Holmes

 

 

 

Regent Theatre

NORWALK PHONE 1501‘

SATURDAY JULY 3lst

Matinee and Night

The World’ Greatest Musical Organization

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Ever: man, woman and child should hear SOUSA AND
HIS WONDERFUL BANDI Sousa belongs to America and
he has been the dominating figure in band and military music
for thirty years or more. He is our own Sousa and we are
justified in taking pride in the knowledge that along certain
musical lines he has achieved more than anyone else in the
world—Chicago Musical Leader.

SEAT SALE. WEDNESDAY
JULY 28TH—10:30 A. M.

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MATINEE........ ........50centsto$1.00
EVENING .......75 cents-to, $1.50

WAWWWWVJ
Princess Theatre, New York musical
shows and others, all of which were
staged by him.

The story of ‘:The‘ Charm School"
is too well known to bear relating at

 

“THE CHARM SCHOOL."

“The Charm School” is the coming
attraction at the Regent Theatre
'l‘hur‘:d33‘ night July 29th. Seats are
now selling. The play goes to the
Bijou for its New York engagement
opening there August 2nd.

In putting on the stage a dramati
nation of Alice Druer Miller’s delight-
ful story “The Charm School," which
has been so widely read, Robert lMll-
lon, hitherto recognized as one of the
most notable stage directors identi-
find with the present day theatres in
mmerica,,enters the ranks of produc-
ing managers. While it is the first
play to be sponsored by Mr. Milton
in a managerial capacity, the produc.
tlnn of “The Charm School” has the
benefit of his wide knowledge and
Experience .which has previously:
found expression in a series of such
{notable musical and dramatic success- the perfomance should, claim atten-
B3 04: l'Upsttalrs and Down.“ “Adam tion as one of the most artistic appeal-
sna my: ‘T‘I'lendly enemies”. the in; novelfiea'ot the season

Miller’s fascinating romance written
around a chap, hardly out of his teens,
who inherits from a maiden hunt a
girls’ boardingschool and tries to run
it according to his own unique and
humorous ideas.
transferred from the printed page to
the stage, withou‘ losing any of the

book so popular. The footllzht verv
sion will have the addedadvantaze
of introducing several incidental mus-
ical numbers by Jerome Kern. and
with the array of youth and talent

together as a decorative background,

 

 

this time, other than to say that Miss:

The story has been‘

engaging charm that has made the,

which ”Mr. g Milton . has ’ gathered

 
 

 

R' E G EN J T
Theatre

High Class Motion Pictures—Aug-
mented Orchestra Every
performance

-—Today—

 

in a more than absorbing way
Paramount Artcraft Presents

DOROTHY DALTON

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“The Dark Mirror”
; sunshine Comedy
I Pathe News

+Tuesday—

The Drury Lane Play Wonderful
Screen Classics Presents

KATHRYN ADAMS
And An All Star Cast In
Paramount Presents
__|~__.

“The Best Of Luck”

“The Coun‘terolot”
A C o m e d y

Holmes, Travelogue

 

 

. --Wednesday-—~

Paramount Presents

Marguerite Clark

- “NURSE MARJORIE”

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Something New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.

—-Toda_v—-

; A money back guaranteed feature
- offered with the special en-
dorsement of the Palace
Management
Screé'h Classic Super Feature

“The Best of Luck”

Starring

KATHRYN ADAMS

(Played Two Weeks Ago At The
Capitol At 75c Admision)

“The Counterplot”

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Holmes Travelogue

 

 

_ —Tuesda_v-—«
A popular star in one of her best

DOROTHY DALTON

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“THE DARK MIRROR”
Pathe News
Sunshine Comedy

—Wedi§sday— -
“THE HONEY BEE”

Sta rring

KID MCCOY

As George Carpentier in a picturi-
zation of Samuel Merwin's
“best seller" and
The last episode of Juanita Han-
sen’s wild animal serial

“THE LOST CITY”

 

 

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25 WASHINGTON STREET, scum NORWALK
' ‘tsz STORE CLOSES A? 5 P M SATURDAYl

p... GEHEBE’S
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”.3 an: I! IT’SHOUSEW‘, ”I. , 11 W all St. Norwalk
’ ’ $2.00
. Hot Weather Hints ATHLETIC
, , 5 UNION SUITS
gwuiiimsgson Stoves ‘ male” omen $1 48
11 . . c
Gasedt on Ovens , Refngir‘m’s
Electric 8; Gas Irons Ice Cream Freezers
Ice Picks , Rubber Garden Hose. ‘-
Fishing Baskets \ Hose Reels —-FOR SALE-—

 

 

 

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REAL THRIFT—MAKE IT YOURSELF—IT’S EASY
. IF YOU TRY-—
We still have a good assortment of voiles at 39c a yard, were
selling at 65c to 75c a yard. 7
Heavy silk and cotton poplin, 95c 11. yard. .
Silk Tricolettes, Bil-inches wide, at $2.75 a yard, value $4.00.
Baronette Satin, white, the best to be had, worth $7.50 a yard,
our price, $5.47 a yard.
Linene Suiting, 42c to 58c a yard.
STANDARD PATTERNS

136 Washington St., , So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

-. 1. Electric Coffee Grinder

l 1 Motorcycle

3 1 1914, Touring Body for Ford

1 R. C. H. Motor

1 Grey & Davis Self-starter

Laro Tension Magnetos with
Coil

l Gasoline Tanks, 5—20 gallons

Presto-light and Air Tanks

New and Second-hand Ford
Radiators.

NORWALK RADIATOR BE-

‘ PAIRING CO.

26 Main St., Norwalk, Conn-
; Tel. 954.

 

 

 

COURTESY——
INTELLIGENCE—-

 

 

INDUSTRY-—

 

 

 

 

HONESTY— .
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infant‘s" Needs

Dainty Dresses, Slips and Gertrudec, both plain and trimmed.
Cashmere and knitted Jackets.

Jap Silk and Eiderdown Crib Quilts.

Carriage Robes, Pillows and Pillowslips.

Stork Pants—plain and blooms: style.

Embroidered Swiss, and Turkish Bibs.‘

Shoes, Ankleties, Bootee’s.

Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Babybooks, and Battles.

 

J. I. MALLETTE

are necesary to sucwss.

NIERRILL

dusiness. College

Now in session.

 
 

 

TRUCKING
S. L‘. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y,

 

 

 

 

 

51 Piece Dinner Sets
At $8.75. Res. $12.00
ON SALE TODAY AT THE

New ‘Housefurnishings and

 

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Mill Outlet Store

 

 

 

 

 

PALACE TODAY

"The Best of Luck." 9. picturizatiou
of the celebrated Drury Lane melo-
drama ‘by Cecil Raleigh and Henry
Hamilton, presented by an allstar
cast. is announced as the next photo
play feature at the Palace Theatre
today only.

“The best of Luck" was converted

Inc. and is released by Metro.
its stage presentation at the Theatre
Royal, Drurv Lane, London. in 1917.
the play was described by

drama that hd ever ibeen produced
before in that theatre. which is his-l
toric as the home of vivid action:
plays.,“The 'Couuterplot" a comedy is;
on today’s bill.

 

JOHN PHILIP SOUSA—SATURDAY.=

 

Sousa. United States Naval Reserve'
Force, whose name is a household
word throtlshout the land will honor'
1Norwalk this week by a visit on Sat-l
‘urday when he will appear with his'
inoted company of seventy musicians'
lat the Regent Theatre for an after-T
,noon and evening program. l
} Sousa’s name is practically always'
’identified with his band and for that
,reason he is immediately known as
.the world‘s greatest bandmaster. But
he is far more. The compositions
twhich hear his name have won for
him the title of “March King.” Dur-
ing the early stage of the War he
devoted his own efforts untiringly and
the support of his band to putting
over Liberty Loan drives and it will;
be recalled that on such an occasion
he visited Norwalk under the auspices;

 

of the local Liberty Loan Committee.‘

Members at the local Repu'blcan
City Committee.‘w’ill also greet Sousa.
as one of the close personal friends
of Senator Warren G. Harding, repub-
lican nominee for president. Sousa
received the degree of Doctor of Mus-
lc at the 'same time Harding received
his LL. D. from Pennsylvania Military
Academy. When Harding, who was a
sliphorn- blower in the 'Marion.:Band'
of years ago received the nomination
at Chicago; scum wired him as fol-
lows:
God's hex-mouse the with, you forever.”

to the silver sheet. by Screen Classics.[
Upon v

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critics as containing more realistic ef-,
feels and more thrlls than anv meld-l

Lieutenant Commander John Philip.-

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' . Englander Three Piece ‘Bed

Convenient and Attractive, $27.00

Thisthree niece bed is equipped with the
Enelander Link Fabric spring. reinTorced'
by lateral steel bands. It is very substan-
tial! the'head and foot are finished in White
or Oak. the spring in French Grey enamel.

Angevine Furniture CO.

134 WaShingtou St.. South Norwalk. Conn. '

 

 

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AMERICAN AND CHINESE,
RESTAURANT

, Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40::

i Special Supper Including Soup 55.

i Sunday Full Course. ,Dinner 85¢

13 Nbrth Main Street
‘ 11:30 to l a. m.

 

Phone 2253

 

 

 

A GOOD REPAIR SHOP

is being inquired for all the time.
Ask anyone who has been here.
He will tell you this is a good
j place in every respect. It is the
}best place; to get cars repaired.

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Try.us for prompt and satis-
factory Work in.

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING

SOUTH N ORWALK AUTO
REPAIR CO.

izé South Main 8:.

Phone 301. South Nomi!

 

July Clearance , Sale

OF ALL OUR DRESSES including Silk, Georgette, Satin
Foulards, Novelty Voiles, Organdies and Gingham.
Also Waists and Blouses.
Skirts' and Middle: in all
latest styles. *

THE PARIS 1......

the new materials and the

 

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Victor ‘ Wesely “'
(Formerly With 17am Brest

'Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet-met.

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Roton Point
Park

AMUSEMENTS
DANCING

EVERY EVENING
. 1.000 Bath Houses -
Fireworks every Friday .
(In me of postponement
the follOwing Tuesday.)

Fish» Monorail-.50 .
Chicken Dinner. $2.00
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L. GOLDEN

cs Washinzton St.
ZOPerCentDiscouut
1 Sale NOW

 

 

 

rum GAPS FOR. PRETTY '
BATEERS
m bathing caps, clever-
ly node In the latest modes to‘
not ofl' my face. Wonderful to
m the beach equipment -
o! "fl-hm." Highest qunllp ‘
ty path it very low prices.

H. A. MEAD

Wu Pharmacist
8 l. lain at. 80. Norwalk

 

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and
RETAIL

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TARLOV BROS.

W Cigar Stat.
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GOTTLIEB'S
Great Reductibn
Sale of Clothing

Now Going On