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moNDAY, AUGUST 23, mo.
‘ REGWTFeatre
NORWALK— —PHONE 1501
One Night Only
FRIDAY, ~ AUG. 27
HENRY W. SAVAGE PRESENTS
THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST AND
COMPLETE BROADW'AY PRODUCTION OF
“SHAVINGS”
From Joseph Lincoln's Latest
Novel of the Same Name——
Dramatized By Pauline Phillyss and Marion Short—Staged
By J chn McKee With—
Harry Beresford
AND THE FAMOUS SUPPORTING COMPANY.
“SHAVINGS” will play Norwalk and New London
only in this state enroute to Boston.
Seats are N OW Selling
PRICES. 50 cents to $2.00
AFEW AT $2.50 .
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7:
High Class Motion Planter—Aus-
mented Orchestra Ivory é
performance
~—Toda_v at 2:15. 7. 9...
Samuel Goldwyn Presents The No-
ted Operatic and Screen Star—-
Geraldine Farrar
WITH LOU TELLEGEN ‘
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“THE WOMAN '
AND THE PUPPET” .
Vitasraph Comedy
Pathe News
—.——. ,
—-Tuesday—
A picture so crammed full of
laugh that it will leave you limp—-
tint it will leave you limp—this is
DOROTHY , GISH
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“Remodeling a Husban ”
Holmes Travelogue
“ Sunshine Comedy
-—Wednesday-v
.'.‘ictro Screen Classics Presents
VIOLA DANA
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A Chorus Girl’s Romance,
wAT THE THEATRES
PALAC E TO D'AY.
t.
Dorothy Gish Undenakes Bis Task
“Remodeling A Husband.”
i-llliall Gish. the pretty screen play-
I, was never more. weary in her life
iilflfl when sh“ finished directilt her
something" 1“th in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
Today Three Times
2:15. 7 and 9
If you were a bride and saw your
new husband kising a woman-
just what would you do?
I “"m" ::;;:; 7??? —— Ill 77%;
Of Course You would! All of that
and more—Come down to the
Palace and See What Your Friend
DOROTHY GISH
Dfid when she started the little Joy
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“Remodeling a Husband”
Sunshine Comedy
Holmes Travelogue
I—Tomorrow—a
America's Distinguished Operatic
and Screen star—
Geraldine Farrar
WITH LOU TELLEGEN
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“THE WOMAN "—
AND THE PUPPET”
A new Goldwyn-Eminent Authors
Picture.
Pathe News
Yitaa‘raph Comedy
thdnesday—
An All Star Production of the
Hilarious and quuant Story of a
Young Woman Who Wanted a Wild
Man for a Husband And Got More
Than She Bel-gained “For—
“PARLOR BED-
ROOM AND BATH”
Other Added Features
.‘I..Iwr liol'uLi '5 latest picture, “Re-
eliIlIII-lin: He-I' HUSUand." which will
IIlmr- in the Palace Theatre today.
The picture marked Lillian Gish’s
debut and farewell as a director. it.
:1” came about when she happened
Io wander onto the "set" where viva
nous Dorothy was making prepara-i
lions for her new comedy. Lillian'
offered a few shrewd suggestions.
‘Why not direct the picture'." of-
a wow-dert‘ul job, I know."
So Lillian consented. And. just as
she does in her work on the screen.‘
she put every Ounce of energy she
“no into it. She worked all day and
Iain. into the night In spite of the
Wet that sheds of a. frail delicate
'~siqile. When the last scene was
"islied she sighed happily.
"Never again.” she said. “I’m off
T'Ir 2] good long rest. Directing is a
: m's job and I’ll do all motion pie
'ww work in front of the camera
run-after.”
REGENT TODAY
Peal French and Spanish ActOrs With
Geraldine Farrar and Lou
Telleque in New
Play. ,
A Ir-a] Spanish dancing 3”! Plays
”H- 1an of Pepe In the new Goldwyn
PM)" The Woman and the Pup'
TW‘.‘ uf'Irring Geraldine Farrar. 8119‘
"W4 Hy Low Telleque. today’s Re-
4‘1“ Nature Born of Spanish par-
“Ills. Parcda began to dance when
\lle w :4..- only twelve. She attained
1‘11"" Success and popularity that no
. ‘55 1 person than the D1! of the May-
stage.
beautiful brown-eyed babies
adoring husband who was willing to
go on tour with his
They went to Spain where she danced
with renewed success.
New York City where she did a Span-
flfrrlPd Dorothy suddenly. “You'd do ish number in the musical comedy,
“The Land of Joy."
Kitith circuit followed and then her
work at the Golwyn studio in "The
Woman and the Puppet." Pereda is
unable to speak a word of English
but fortunately. one's ability ate. lin- .
mast is of no importance in the m0-
Ireason for the
0r of Maxim City singled her out and
allied II... to be his the. rum W
little brunette with the soft lark eyes
retired from public life for a number'
,of years. Her love of music and
twinkling toes drew her back to the
this time accompanied‘ by two
and an
tion picture world.
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5 INCORPORATE w. company
Incorporation of the Bridgeport
and Norwalk Bus Corporation
been completed; coma of the
3109.1)” company mm: the town
clerk's once today. The company be-
WWW WWMVW in;
then back to
Tours of the
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‘V‘ds’te‘day‘? R‘sul’ts 9” 7’ L
Detroii.11:!\'ew Yo rk, 9.
Chicago 8; “ ashington 4
No others scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.
St, Louis at Philadelphia.
l‘retroit at New York.
(‘leveland at Boston.
Three games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdav's Results.
New York. 4: Chicago, 1.
Brooklyn. 6: Cincinnati. 3.
St. Louis, 3-11: Boston, 22.
No others scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdav's Results.
Akron. 4: Jersey City. 3.
Syracuse, 4: Rochester. 1 (11 in-
pings).
Buffalo, 2: Baltimore, 1(
nings).
Other teams were not scheduled.
\V on. Lost.
Chicago ............. 76 43
Cleveland ........... 7 2 43
New York ........... 73 47
St. Louis ............ 55 55
Boston .............. 54 60
\Vashincton ......... 48 63
Detroit .............. 45 70
Philadelphia ........ 36 78
Won. Lost.
Cincinnati ........... 63 48
Brooklyn ............ 65 50
New York ........... 62 51
Pittsburgh .......... 57 55
Chicago ............. 57 61
St. Louis .......... 55 60
Boston .............. 47 61
Philadelphia ........ 47 67
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Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
.672.
.658!
.626
.618»
.4849
.403!
.289:
.2445
Baltimore ........... 82
Toronto ............. 81
Akron .............. 77 1
Buffalo ............. 76
Reading ............. 59
Jersey City .......... 50
Rochester ........... 35
Syracuse ............ 29
Games Today.
Jersey City at Akron.
Syracuse at Rochester.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Reading at Toronto (2).
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43
46
47
63
74
86
90
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Hartford. 8; Albany, 2.
Pittsfleld. 4: New Haven,
Waterbury. 43: Worcester. 1-2.
Bridgeport. 4; Springfield, 3.
3.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Dost. P C.
.449
.536
.536 I
.519
.500}
.496 i
.4 l0' .
.398
New Haven ......... 62
Worcester .......... 60
Bridgeport .......... 60
Hartford ............ 56
Springfield .......... 57
Pittsfield ............ 56
Albany .............. 50
Waterbury .......... 45
Games Today.
Hartford at Pittsfleld.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
Springfield at Worcester.
Albany at New Haven.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 10-6; Kansas City.
St. Paul. 4: Toledo. 0.
Louisville, 54: Milwaukee. 2-0.
Columbus. 24); Minneapolis, 3-4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. 2: Noshville, 1.
Mobile, 1; Memphis ,0.
Chattanooga. 2-2; Birmingham. 0—4.
No other games scheduled.
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talented WIfCH JUDGE MYCARTHY
BACK IN ANSONIA
ANSONIA Aug. 19. —B_ecause be
found the salary of $5,000 a year in
adequate to live on in Washington
lJudge F M McCarthy of this city has
resigned his position as solicitor of
the department of commerce. and will
devote his entire time to his law prac-
tice.
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Regent Theatre. Friday,
Harry Beresford 4: Clara Moor-Cs ifl"$havlngs".
Aug. 27, with the original New York cast. Seat sale today.
ITHREE KILLED WHEN
PLANE DIVEs soc FEE7
British Demonstrator One of Victim:
of Accident.
Redwood City. Ala., Aug. 23.—Three
men were killed instantly at the Var»
hey aviation field here late yesterday.
when their airplane crashed to the '
ground from a height of 300 feet.
The dead are Clift Prodger, 32, of
Bristol, England, pilot: John C. Nelson
and Gus Jamison. attaches of the
Valney Aviation school.
Prodger was a representative or a.
British aircraft concern, and was
demonstrating the airplane,
—Coal at Harris & Guns.
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for BOYS and GIRLS
intermediate and High School
Departments
Fall Term, Sept. 18, 1020.
Apply MR8. .l. w. STOREY
Telephone 1687. Norwalk, Conn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. PC.
Sisler, St. 1.....111 449 97 184 .410
Speaker, Cleve..111 414 110 164 .3961
Jackson. Chi....114 443 77 170 .384=
Ruth, N. Y ...... 114 364 129 137 .376l
E. Collins, Chi...18 461 90 164 .356‘
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. . PC.
Homsbv St L. .115 447 72 166 .371
[Stock St 1... 116 469 70 157 .335
IRoush cm. .108 412 60 137 .333
[1. Smith St L. . 79 275 50 .00 .327
Konetchy, Bklyn. 101 389 46 125 .321
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