THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920. Regent Theatre 2—TWO DAYS ONLY—2 Today and Friday ”. BOTH ARE BARRYMORE Pm ‘ JOHN BARRWORE Dr: Jekyll @ MrHyde' See Him as Dr. Jekyll—Beloved of Woman— Sought by Society—Serving the Weak and Poor! See Him as the Fiendish Hyde—Revealing in London’ 8 Under- world Dives—Strewing His Wake with Victims of His Crime and Depravity The Finest Acting Achievement of the Screen With Amazing Scenic Effects and 3 Notable Cast Including The Famous Ziegfreld Beauty and Model MARTHA MANSFIELD ADMISSION 27c -——-— . SATURDAY—Memorial to 77th Division, The Lost Battalion ”116:: -e- >3 in“): 11%.. REGENT D. mmmmman no: 140:: ”as: 303?“: JOHN BARRYMORE . Jekyll and Mr. Hyde saw w @Tfm W'&2~;O>T10 w“av:‘:wmm2mam 3". a a 1m... ammnmmww TODAY 4__._ -__ -_. ever done, and it is easily the equal of if not superior to \lr. Mansfield performance. 3 M PALACE TODAY Chaplin Dressler and Normand Will Be Starred in ‘Tillie’: Punctured I i l I ~ i l 1 War Tax 3c Something New“ in Entertain- ment Every Day. ——Today at 2:15. 7. 9—: CHARLIE CHAPLIN MARIE DRESSLER MABEL NORMAND A battery of 75 cm. Entertainers Presenting TILLIE’S PUNCTURED ROMANCE A TO'llelng comedy in five Gumo Cartoons acts —-—FridaY—- Universal Presents Harry Cary in “The Square Shooter” _ —SaturdaY—— i. Sessue Hayakawa In I “Li Ting Lang”- ! I l E l i l J i l qu’l l l N aAnnWoh NTA NA 1 WM; QMHMMgmn’sd/"mfiw Only today In“ em 932:1“? and... ,in the screen version of “Dr. imentous as was the performance of .Richard Mansfield in the stag‘ play ? adapted from Stevenson‘s famous story. - Mr. Mansfield created a sensation gJeykll and Mr. Hyde" untilthe time AT THE THEATRES JEYKLL AND HYDE John BarrymOr-e In His Greatest Role. At Regent Today. The appearance of John Barrymore .Icykll and Mr. Hyde," which will be shown today and Friday only at 2:15, 7 and 9 at the Regent Theatre. has proven an «vent in the dramatic world as mo- in the theatrical world with the dual Romance”—-0ther Attractions A batter of 75 comedians, or rather three batteries—such Will be the line- up that patrons of the Palace will face today when the theatre will of Fennins, \Vest Hartford died suddenly on a Bureau of west- bound Heart disease was given as the cause He was employed at and was formerly superintendent 31 the Norfolk Manufacturing Company. He leaves a Wife and two daughters. lwas announced. 6 DIED ON TROLLEY CAR. CAPTAIN PALMER RESIGNS. SAN DIEGO Cal. Leigh C. 1_—~‘Ealward 8. Auburn street Aug. l9.%aptain Palmer L S N. chief of the Navigation during the yesterday 1“ orld “air, has tendered his resignay ;_tion which has been accepted by Set Bolt piant retary Daniels it became known here today. The resignation came after eighteen years of service. No reason HARTFORD, Aug. 52. of I I trolley co: the _' MRS. STOREY’S SCHOOL for BOYS and GIRLS Intermediate and High School Department: Fall Term, Sept. 13, 1920. . Apply MRS. J. w. STOREY Telephone 1687. Norwalk, Conn. fer \larie Dressler Charlie Chaplin 'and Mabel Normand in M‘Tfllies Plums ured Romance ” a picture that will last as long as a person s memorv and will always be as funny as the first time it was introduced “TilliP'B Punctured Romance" has played the Palace before. which is the 1ery rea- son why it is there today—because the public and the management is certain that no other five reel comedy has so much merit to it The patrons demand a return engagement for this feature and the management ecqui. esced The stars are at their very best and those who enjoyed the origi- i nal showing can have the same en- joyment all over again while those who missed the first opportunltv to' see the play can thank fortune that they have another. Gumps cartoon\ and other attractions will be at the- Palace today. On Friday the Palace.’ will present Harry (‘arey in "Thc' Square Shooter,” a typical'Carey pic- ture. i PIGEONS FROM THE WEST. l C. H. Oren, of Wilton. Receives Five Pair of Swiss Mondaimes. l I C. H. Oren. of “’ilton. this morning received a shipment. consisting of five crates. each containing a pair of beau- tiful large Swiss, Mondaime pigeons.F which were sent from California sev-f on days ago, upon an order from him.: The pigeons are some which have' very seldorn before been seen around here and it was learned this morning that he intends to start a pigeon farm.l on his home at the “'ilton 'balli grounds, of which he is proprietor; ‘ 1 Charles Oren has been known for some time because of the excellent poultry that he has kept and his birds have taken many valuable prizes, but! this last shipment of five pairs of, Mondaime pigeons, is said to be the best and finest specialty he has ever‘ brought in the form of live stock to Wilton. l The pigeons were on the station: platform at Wilton and the many size and beauty of the birds. envy was increased when they were that the birds were, for ()an and had been shipped front Califoxnia JUVENILE COURT CASES Constable Nooney Makes Two Arrests. and Lads Have Cases Continued. Two juvenile cases this and Judge \‘osburgh. one in which a. boy of fourteen had mistreated his mother by beating her severely. rested the boy after he had sought character in 1887. At the invitatiion ,‘of Sir Henry Ir1ing he took the pro- duction to London and there duplic- ated the stuccess he had scored in America. Mr Mansfield continued to appear in ilequent re1ivals of ‘Dr. lneighbor. This did not daunt Nooney 'least. house and The secured the boy. of his death. The 3esteemed actor‘s portrayal was a masterpiece, but the very charac- ter of the story made the transition from “Jeykll'” to “Hyde," which must be done before the eyes of the audiv ,ences, a rather difficult and theatrical fpiece of business. I.‘ smoothly ‘motion pictures can make use of the. lit is done more by Mr. Barrymore, since simple and effective device of “double . exposm‘ef' Mr. Barrymore's characterization of the 1oung physician is a most re- markable and subtle piece of work. fI1 is as good as anxthing this talent- case was continued until 4th. Another case was that of a who‘stole a diamond ring from his sister and would have sold it. but for the discovery of it by one of the boy’s family. Nooney was sent after that boy and he arrested him at 1'30 Judge Vosburgh put the child Uh! prdbation and told his sister to see to it that he reported to Sergeant Hunt tWICe a week to account for his, conduct during that time. ' ’ CANDIDATE WATSON ARRESTED. I ATIAAN TA Ga. ., Au. g 19. —-Thomas ed star. hailed by many as the great- est actor on the American stage, has J . - H 23‘: ’31.. ‘ ‘ E Watson, candidate for the Demo, cratic nomination for the Senate, was' arrested at a hotel at Buford. Ga, last; night, on a charge of “public indecen~‘ cy" after he had appeared in a corri-i (101' in his night garments. The chief of police said, Watson had started a disturbance in the lobby. asserting' that men paid by his political oppon- ents were disturbing his rest. He was held in $50 bond. Am and complete snort mom of Lodioo’ Kimonos, noun, M lacque- end Aprons bl all-Ila. . E. K. BANKS We Hotel mock loo-m 1101mm CUNNINGHAM&BACH New and Used Cars All Kinds of Renoir: All-Stu- Tirol IEMABSHAIJQST. commuters were dumfotsnded at thef their? informed by Richard H. Fitch, of that, town who was on his way to .‘mrwalk. i I morning- came before the messaging attorney. Corr; stable Nooney was sent out and he an? refuge in the house of a next store‘ in the: however. and he went into t7i’e Septem ‘Jer child ' "Ci-5&8! ' Clear"! is What is an individual’s life-giving food. But economv the food that maintains life in a nation. 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