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REGENT Phone lSOf
TODAY AT 2:15 and 8:15.
Lieutenant Commander U. S. N. R. F.
JOHN PHILIP
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Company of 70 Distinouished Artists
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE"?
Matinee. 50c —— $1.00;
Evening. 75c "131-50 7
THEATRE
So. Norwalk‘
Something New In Entertainment Every Day
THREE TIMES TODAY. 2 :15. 7. 9
William Fox Presents
TOM MIX-
PALACE
g ‘ In The Greatest Western Drama
“DESERT LOVE”
Pathe News 3 Special Comedy .
SPECIAL SUNDAY PROGRAM ‘ ,.
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The Bottom of the World
Sir Ernest Shackleton Thrilling Attempt to Cross the
South Pole—A Daring Journey Through the Perilous
Seas of The Antartic With The Famous Explorer.
——And The Celebrated Comedian—1
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In an appropriate side splitter J"
~ “BY THE SEA’T
Mack» Sennett Comedy
MONDAY— Wanda Howley 1n TUESDAY — Charles Ray
MISS HOBBS In‘-‘PARIS GREEN”
The Riot of Lather and Laughter. Aug. 4 & 5.
Mal“? Pickford 1n ‘Suds’ Chaplin 1n f’fhe Champion’
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R EGENT
Theatre
High Class Motion Pictures-Alls-
mented Orchestra Every ‘
Others
ness. Penguins who do “the penguin
glide," a grotesque move like a
dance step are another feature of
the picture. Charlie Chaplin’s Comedy
“By The Sea" and a Mack Sennett
comedy will complete the bill. ‘
REGENT SUNDAV'
f 1- “ Alice Brady in her latest ‘Seleet
per 0 c8 Picture, “Redhead."
Redhead. Redhead.~ Gingerbread
Sunday—d Head—remember it? That’s what you
yelled at every red-haired boy or girl
in your home-tom, isn’t it”; Some
of them were very hurt—especially
the girls. How many times after you
had teased them about their Titian
Selznick Presents
‘ ALICE BRADY.
looks they had run hometo‘ ask
“ mother if she please wound‘t‘ change
He‘ M031: Successful $312311 the color of her hair! It wasn’t
'l‘mnmph right that theirs should be a different
“—- co or from most persons' anyway
“RED HEAD” Mother had tried to soothe their in-
. _ jured feelings and eventually they
had become resigned to their fate
w ——MondaY——- 'Ilghe boys jdidnt do the "crying act "
" ’ they ob ected to yozr calling them
CHARLES RAY 3redhead it was very often you who
—-in--* shed the tears.
' N” 3 Fain a red- haired kid, Alice Brady
as 219, in her latest Select Picture,
“P A R I S G R E E “Redhead " had grown into an irre-
sistible Titian-haired beauty. Dazie's
. ~Tuesday— whole life- had revolved about her red
curls. All her heartaches and happi-
WANDA HAWLEY ness were due to her being a redhead.
“m_ “Red-head” which plays at the Regent
' Theatre Sunday evening, 7 and 9:5 ’11.
.“MISS HOBBS” m., is well worth seeing.
(lo-Starring With Pauline
Frederick:
Coming Next Week
EMILY CHICHESTER
“The Woman” 1n Room 13”
PALACE TODAY
.Tom Mix appears In a thrilling
, Western Drama “Desert Love." ,
3 Tom Mix, the popular screen hero
who is to appear in a new western
romance, "Desert Love," lit the Palace
Theatre today. takes his work serious.
31y He believes , in intensive train-
mg as the only fo1ndation for per-
3manent success.
Realizing tha , in order to main-
3min and increase the reputation be
'has made for daring and skill, he
must 'be always in perfect shape
physically, he does not permit a day ,
3to pass without going through a series
of excl-nines calculated to develop
his body and agility._
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AT THE THEATRES
PALACE 3U N'DAY,
Wonderful pictures of ,South Pole thy
Shackleton Cow—Chaplin Comedy. 1
/ , h saddle he
“The Bottom of the World” the {Tina-tinny a; play smog: 2313
lobertsonLCole. picture of the recent and to indulge in other sports In
3" ErneSt Shackleton South Polar every one of these directions he tow- ‘
expedition, wi11 play at the Palace above a fine group
Sunday evening at 7 and 9: 5. This so estates y_
is without doubt the best Antarcticy ‘There is a good deal of stream
Picture ever made and one which? exercise in my regtflar work f
3 NORWALKS MEET Noah‘rons.
In addition to practising his tricks ,
.1: 3...-
, seems unabated. magi g from
the great int’eresr that is being mani-
nus organization since it was announc-
ed that they wilt be here at the
Regent Theatre matinee and night
today. This is not surprising, for
it is no mean test of any musician’s
calibre to meet the same Glass of
music lovers year after year, and to
grow steadily in their estimation. Yet
such has been the unique experience
of Lient Jonh Philip Sousa. The
public has never become weary of his
programs or is music. There are
still good seats available. 3
Independents, With New Lineup;
; Hope to Win. 1
‘_ The Norwalk Independents went?
practically the whole season with
hardly a change in lineup, winning
game after game, with the same old!
11neup,e.nu proving masters at the art
of team work Sunday they will otter
'a rejuvenated lineup and the question
is: “Can they do without team work
and old playels what they have been
'doing all season?‘ ’
I, Now they have started a change,
made necessary by the sickness of
Prince who will be out of the game
for a couple of weeks, and the
jstrength of the team that they are to
cope with tomorrow
' Elmer Crank, famed for his playing
with this aggregation last year. is back
again in center field and will play his
first game this year against the fast
3Norotons, who are coming to Nor--
walk, one hundred strong, to attempt
'to set bark the Independents.
3 Frank Riley has signed Slatteryg‘
:‘star of the Lenox outfit of Bridgeport,
iwho gave Riley S Then the biggest‘
scare any organization has handed out
Eto them this y.ear 3
' Slattery has been put in the dizzy3
lcornei where he has always pastimed;
3with the other outfits of the State 3
and Cakes, former third baseman, is
,now slated for center field.
- 3 Heinie Schmidt plays first, Red Bil-3
ey guards second, Cronk pastimes at
shortstop and Slattery will protectl
third base in the new lineup that ap‘
pears to be stronger than any brought
here by any organization this year.
Burns will be in the box, and the
I
' :youngster has just begun to hit 11153
stride, a wonderful exhibition of inmn
ing can be expected of him McSally,3
who is clouting the horse-hide like the
old demon wallop himself, will be in:
back of the ate. while Oakes, Hall ‘5
and Whonewii play in the outfleld.3
where they will capture and flies that
may be whisked off the bats of enemy,
ball tossers, and they surely seem
capable enough of killing any of them.
' The Norotons have a fast outfit that
,has been getting more and more popu-
lar as the season progresses. They
will bring a crowd of over 100 routers
to the battle, Sunday. including 34
cheer leader, with whom they expect3
to be able to outpoint the Norwalkers
right in their own camp The lineup?
given out last night was as £01101??-
No1walks—«Riley, w;~2h Cakes, on!
Hall, If; Slattery, 3hr: Whene, rt:
Crook, ss: Schmidt. 1b: McSally, c;
Burns, p.
Norotons—Smlth, 2b: A. Carlson,
cf; Tooker lt‘; Riley. 3b; H Carlson,
ri; Atkins ss: Buttery, 1b; Lang, c;
Haudley and Joyce, 9.
BRIDGEPORT MAN INJURED IN
EXPLOSION.
BRIDGEPORT, July 30. ——A city 3
fireman and a workman were injured
in an explosion at the plant of the Uri-3
ion Metallic Cartridge Company Thei
workman who was carrying a pail 013
scrap primers to dump into all was 3
b'adly burned about the body when.
they exploded. The fireman was hltE
by splinters haul the later eXplosions!
when called to put out a small fire.
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Motor Boat Lida May
~ Regular Trips from
ROTON POINT DOCK
around Green Reef Light
EAST. OR WEST
From 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
20 Minute Sail, 15c.
Including. all three short trips:
1 hour sail 25c.
These Trips Taken Before 1 p.111
By Appointment for ’Parties of
Not Less Than 12.
After 10: 30 111.111., also by appoint-
ment. ,
Mills & McIntosh. Mgrs.
siested in the appearance of this tam-1 ,
. erva” Knitting 00..
Knitting.
Starting next Monday. a woman of extraordi-
nary talent as a Knittei- and Designer. will be at the. .
store every day during the entire week to assist Wo- .
men of these parts in acouirnlg the latest and most
approved stitching features.
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Every woman who is the least bit interested in
this most excellent work should not fail to take ad-
antaee of this SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION.
The Boston Store 1111-11 the courtesy oi the ‘Min-‘i‘ 2
of Bridgeport. Penn, has 31"; ,
ranged for a week of special studv m the Science of.
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.L in: and Automobilefl ‘_ Ex-
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New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Repairs
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July: Clearan" ’ce’ "sale
OF ALL OUR DRESSES including Silk, Georgette, Satin
mghain.
Fenian-as, Novelty Voila, Organdies and 8
Also Waist: and 3101131111.-
Skirtsandlfiddies in all thenewmaterialsandthe
latest styles.
THE PARIS
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301.8. M. Dietz T 3 A CLEARANCE
TEN DAY
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DRESS ea aroar‘ruopnns.
A complete showing, from the light rubber soled canvas:
tennis shoe to the white 1:111, mo meah map bow.
Tripletoe white silk hosiery with black clocks.
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