NORWALK
TOMORROW
Matinee and Night
The World’ Greatest
(JOHN Pl-llLlP sousA Conductor.) .
>Lieut.Commander 11.5.1110.
Regent Theatre ,»
JULY 31st
PHONE 1501
Musical Organization
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WSA IS AN INSTITUTION
HIS BAND is All! INSPIRATION
HE RANKS AMONG ”IE FIRST
COMPOSERS OF THE DAY”
,—- NEW YORK SUN
Every
HIS WONDERFUL BAND.
he has been the dominating figure in band and military music
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.-—Ghicago Musical Leader.
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING
...........50’centsto$1.00
......75ce11ts'to8150
for thirty years or more.
MATINEE . . .
EVENING
man, woman and child should hear 8008A AND
Sousa belongs to America and
R EGEN
Theatre
. High Class Motion Pictures—aAuv
mented Orchestra Every,
performance
Todayr
All Star Cast Presents
Paramount Presents
“Who Is Your Servan-” '
——Sunday- __
ALICE BRADY. __
:—-in-1
“RED. HEAD”
Coming" Next Week'
EMILY CHICHESTER
(lo-starring with Elsie Fergu-
son in ‘
“The Woman in Room 13”
ithat have had unbounded success. he
“ make it decidedly pleasing from every
11101 too far fetched and the cast was
i Austin Revans aunt dies and leaves
him her Fairview School for Girlsin
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“one. become in 11 ill:
’ In selecting this play he Regent man
agment was out to procure the very;
best, possrble. There will be other
attractions on thday’s' bill that will
standpoint.
i THE CHARM SCHOOL , ,
1. .formance ETAOIN ES TYLA ODIL’
! Those who did not attend the per:
formance of The Charm School at the
lRegent last night missed a comedy
jthat was "charming." The plot was
a capable one
Roughly sketched the
plot was: '
Westchester. County. New York
Homer Johns, whose divorced wife is
a teacher at the school is still in
' love with his former ‘wife and has
heavilyrmortgaged the school meaning
to make her a present of it. Hecalls
on Bevans and decides to foreclose
but changes his mind when Bevans
asked that he be allowed to .‘ollow out 1
certain plans of his own with regard
to the education of girls, namely to;
make them charming in a truly femi-i
nine way, Johns tells Bevans he will
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_ [Eli EELIEVEE
Mr. August Carpenter, of
124 Wooster Street, New
Haven, says how CINOT
relieved him of an aggra-
vated case of painful
rheumatism.
he has written so many marches that
are favorites in every land. Even
the most unemotional will feel a stim-
’ nlating thrill when Sous-sale Band plays
a stirring ISousa march
Sousa’s Band can. ‘ There will ‘De
plenty of stimulating music when
“ Sousa's Band is here tomorrow after-
noon and night at thé'vRegent for
their first Norwalk engagement. Seats
are now selling.
PALACE TODAY
Hobart Bosworth Does Some Real
Acting ln “Behind the Door"
Which is a Picture of Force ' “
Throughout.
If you like pictures of action, not‘
namby pam‘by supposed action, but
the real development of a. big story
in the most forceful and finished way
then you will not be satisfied until
you have seen Hobart IBosworth in
“Behind the Door" at the Palace Thea-
tre today. Yes, it has played Nor-
_walk before and at the Palace and
it is the safest kind of a {bet that
among the first arrivals at the thea‘
tre today will be very many who wit-
nessed the original showing of the
play. Hobart Bosworth is a capable
actor with bigthings to his credit but
he has done nothing bigger than in the
role of leadng man in this ve-
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maméiuewsn Entertain;
inent Every Day.
——Today—
(Repeated By Special Request)
One of the feature pictures un.
usual. lt hrs been here before and
wlllbe weiec‘med again as one of
the most forceful attractions ever
booked
HOBART BOSWORTH
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“BEHIND THE DOOR”
If you are a red blooded American
in peace as well as in war, you’ll
appreciate this portrayal. _
——Saturday—.
TODINMIX
“DESERT LOVE”
7 August 4 and 5
MARY PICKFORD
In a better play than
“Pollyanna"
.SUny
’SOUSA COMING
Man With Musclal instinct Plays First
Engagement Here Tomorrow. «
It is a fact that the majority of
human ‘beings have a musical sense. ,’
To whistle or hum some kind ot~.a
tune is almost a universal instinct
Usually takes the form that fits th
rhythm of regular motion, something
one can keep time to“ populari-
hicle. A story of war it. does not of-
fer anything like the usual w‘ar phases
and it presents a wonderful story
from an entirely new angle and, one
that is seldom touched upon. Such
war activity as will be seenwl‘n the
picture is confined to the submarine.
the most powerful offensive and de-
fensive sea weapon ever developed.
There is not a dull moment in the
play and it is well worth the second
showing which the Palace is giving
today.
Two 7176-er TWO TWO TWO
REGENT TODAY”
“All Star Cast Plays ,Paramount-Art-
crafts Latest Offering “Who....
Is Your :se'rvant?" : .
When it comes to pictures you have
to hand the honors to the Paramount
(Artcra’ft organization. As producers
1this outfit has scored repeated succes~
es and has turned out very few pic—
tures that have not won immediate
and complete favor.
star an individual or a whole cast the
res ults are usually the same. Such
_ls the case with “Who Is Yovfr Ser-
fvant” the attraction at the Regent
,today which will be presented with
'a Paramount All Star cast. , This
known of the screen players will be
seen in the most pleasing-screen ef-
fort. Theater-y ’is one with charm
WE SPECIALIZE
-IN—
REPAIRING
Automobile Electric
Starting ‘(Inshtmz and
is called the “March King” because-
as, only ’
Whether they -
means All Star and someot the «best ,
-'Mr. Carpenter says: “I was al-
ways ready to try anything recom-
mended to me in order to get relief
and am forwarding this tesumonial
with my photograph as CINOT has
surely helped me.
6 "I euffered four years with muscu»
. port but is ionnd ti:
‘are to be married
George Bgyd, another room mate of
1 Elsie; Neil \lartin and Morgan Farley
as the Twins, Jim and Tim Silupkins,
other room mates of Bevans who are
iteachers of dancing and tennis.
Dupree well remembered by old time
theatze goers as 11133 Curtis the
school secretary
Dale as Miss Eleanor Hayes, Harmer
wife of Johns
of pupils at the School were: Sally
Boyd Miss Blyth Duly; Muriel Dough-
ty,
Spelvin, Miss Carolyn Arnold;
- Mercier,
Lillian Stafford
Laughlin;
Lyons; and Marjarie Green, Constance
of Aaron Kohn who keeps an auto-
mobile supply shop on Railroad ave-j
nue. was removed by orders from the?
city. after it had been, erected over the
he will foe-come;
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niece of 11111151
ans and when :11
his promise to
ciprocate. she run
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“e and is hrought
back to the school: ,Everyihing ends
happily however. as Elsie and Sevens
. J6lins alter“ a
reconciliation with former jute.
5am Hardy as Be as gave a. must;
interest portrayal, . of the ’e‘srnestr'
liming educator. , , 7
Miss “Marie Carroll as Elsie is
sweet and winning; Replay Holmes,
as Johns git es a convincing portray-
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Our Clearance Sale of 11 811111111
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, TriCOIet
, Blouses, Smocks Summer Furs and
Mllin’ery W111 commence Tomorr0w~
Saturday.
1-3 to 1-2 the Former Prices
Think What a Great Saving That Will
. , be to You
Youmay have your purchases charged
if you haven’t—.7 the ready cash at your
disposal, settle your bill 111 easyweekly
payments.
We Will include in this sale Boys’ wash
Suits, also all White and black Oxfords
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Simpson as David Macfienzze a-
Scotchman, a roommate or Bevans.
who finally is a professor of history
at the sczhool James Gleason as
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permit. A formal application (or a
permit will he made at the next meet-
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lar rheumatism in my left arm and
leg. at times I could hardly work
and was laid up part of the time and
able to leave the house. now mind
you, this has been going on for feur‘
years. but after using three bottles
of CINOT, the pain and soreness
have entirely left me and I feel like
la new man,
bowels in good order created a good
appetite and seemed to rejuvenate
my entire system. I want to thank
ClNOT.”
CINOT ls SOLD AT PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE. WAS-IINGTO'N 81'
Also. at the “’estport Drug 00.. West-
’port; Switzer’s Drug Store Southport;
W. H Jones’ Drug (30., Stamford: H.
E Northrrup’ s, Danbury. and at Hartl-
gan’s Drug Store. 81 Falrfleld Ave..(
Bridgeport.‘-Adv. ‘
it also has kept my,
and Pumps fer ladies and misses. ,
A Store Open Saturday until 9 P. M.
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Bring or send us the pieces
when you break glasses and our
experienced repag department 3.
will make a lens ego pair of lenses ,3.‘
that will exactly ‘imatchF‘e ' the; 3
damaged ones. Ours is an eye. ‘
glass Service that is dependable in; ‘:”:”:”:“: 00:“:29:” :”:”:”:“: “:“:”:” 3930:0039}.
ever-V1 t'v'ay from the floating to Othe:
adgusting of the finished article. i
Optometrists andOpticnn! J'
' “The house of good ginou.‘ .
8_7 ’Atlantic St, Stamfo
We Glace at 61’. fl. Daily
a'n'uflalninv‘r
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SATURDAY.
”WALL
THE AUGUST VICTOR RECORDS
WILL BE ON SALE
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SOUSA BAND
RECORDS
HEAR THEM AFTER THE CONCERT AT
THE HAMILTON SHOP
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JULY 318T. '
STREET.
— BEST QUALITY.
SATURDAY’S SPECIAIS AT THE
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
LoWEs'r PRICES. ..
FLOUR—Pillsbury’ 3, Jones’ or
SHOUT-DEBS, SMALL, LEAN,
, PULL WEIGHT CONDENSED
‘ N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS, lb.,
msncorrss, roe SATURDAY ONLY, 11A,... ...491: "
FANCY awesome, 111., .....escr
swrrr’s PREMIUM 01.110, Reg 391'. seller, out to .....3711
u at 31.111111 cars-E13, A deliciouédrink, 111., are, 3 maroon,"
excess-ma SALT PORKSpecialat 111., ..zec
31.1111 11133011 211111.31: rescues, pkg.
‘ 11 o. roses, pkg.
mnemsnvmsean, Inbotues, .....15eiac‘
”roan china mean, gallon, ... eon
Gold Medal, an: to bag,:$2.0516
may to. god all so. .....230
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