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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1020
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NORWALK— -—PHONE 1501
REGEN
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nested Orchestra Iva
performance .
One Night Only
FRIDAY, AUG. 27
HENRY W. SAVAGE PRESENTS .
THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST AND;
COMPLETE BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF
“SHAVINGS’:’
Prom Joseph Lincoln’s Latest Novel of the Same Name-
Dramatized By Pauline Phillyss and Marion Short—Staged
By John McKee With— -
Harry Beresford
AND THE FAMOUS SUPPORTING COMPANY ‘
—Todsy at 2:15. 7. 9—
A screen delight that sparkles with
the loot of youth
v I 0 L A D A N A
The magnetic—p'I-zstntation of the
Famous Story Head and Shoulders
“THE CHORUS
GIRL’S ROMANCE”
Selected mid-week Comedy
Ford Weekly
—Thursday—
he the gay rascal he made you
believe?
If not, do you think he could be?
These are some of the questions
Angllca asks herself In—
“PARLOR. BED-
ROOM AND BATH”
ALL STAR CAST
From the famous Broadway stage
success by C. W. Bell and Mark
Swan.
“SHAVIN GS” will play Norwalk and New London h .
only in this state enroute to Boston. .Ot er __Attr_actions
--Friday--
Seats are NOW Sellmg “SHAVINGS”
PRICES. 50 cents to 52.00 L _ C 0 M I N G
“Huckelberry Finn” f
-—THE CRITICS SAY——
A FEW AT $2.50
actor, “Huckelberry Finn." is as
BOSTON EXPRESS IN ACCIDENT. DAVID CRAWFORD AWAY 'AG'AIN.
AMHERST. N. 3;, Aug. 25.—-The It was reported to the police last
infirm National Railways Boston night that fourteen-year-old' David
llpll‘ss today crashed into a string Crawford had run away from his
of Mr cars left overlapping a siding home, 218 South Main street. again.
iii lln- Mat‘can train yard. The engine'and that no trace could be found or
a books—WORLD, New York.
day, in East River. Conn.. and his par-
ents were notified. His father went
after him and brought him home, but
the boy ran away again yesterday.
wow nu casualties. Young Crawford was found last Sun-
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Riga Class lotion Pictures—m I
Is your husband wild enough? Is I
Mark Twain's most popular char- 5
great a success on the screen as ‘
he ever was between the covers of '
W m {slimmin-
5 meat Iver! hay. ’
; ——Today at 2:15. 7. 9—
! AN ALL STAR PRODUCTION
I
of the hilarious and plqusnt story
of a young woman who wanted a
. wild man for a husband and got
' more than she bargained for.
i “PARLOR. BEDROOM
AND BATH”
Other Added Features
——Thursday-
A‘ First Night In New Haven!
All Star Cast Presents
‘ “THE CHORUS
‘. GIRL’S ROMANCE”
, It‘s a captivating comedy of the
; stage, the college cpmpue and a
! pair of shoulders that simply
i wouldn't behave! .
Gumps Cartoon
Pictorial Weekly
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;-Fridsy and Saturday—‘-
Somethimt Special
By Special arrangement The Pal-
ace Management ls Able To Of-
fer For Two Day’s The Celebrated
JACK LONDON’S
Magic and Compelling Story—
“THE MUTINY OF
THE EISINORE"
This Metro attraction played oni'y
The Capitol Theatre In New York
For Two Weeks—It was such a
tremendous hit that bookings were
cancelled and the picture will be
issued in October as a super spec.
laI—THE PALACE BOOKING
STANDS.
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lending characters in “Parlor, Bedmsn‘
and Bath," the Metro picture adapted1
from the New York stage comedy niti
by C. Vl’. Bell and Mark Swa . i
Mr. Pallette before this portrayed
“Red” Jocelyn in "Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine,” Bert Lytell’s picturization of
Paul Armstrong's play; and still prev
ionsiy was May Allison's leading man
in 'il-‘air and Warmer," playing Blily.‘
the model husband. In “Parlor, Bed-
room and Bath" he will have the role
of Reggie, also a mode] husband. and.
one who gets himself into some amuel
ins scraps. !
“Parlor, Bedroom and Bath" is a
hilarious boudoir comedy by C. W.‘
Bell and Mark Swan. It was first
staged at Atlantic City and later went .
to the Republic Theatre in New York.
City, where it had a successful run. In
the film production {Ruth Stoneliouse;
will be Polly Hathaway. society re-
porter on a "scandal sheet,” played,
in the original stage production by.
Florence Stone. “Parlor. Bedroom'
and Bath will be shown today at the,
Palace Theatre.
1 REGENT TODAY
The theory sometimes advanced
that a good magazine story does not
mean a good picture certainly will be
refuted this evening when Viola Dana
appears at the Regent Theatre as the
heroine of "The Chords Girl's Ro-
mance." This was taken from the
Saturday Evening Post story by F.
Scott Fltsgersid entitled "Head and
Shoulders.” i
It has to do with the romance and'
later the marriage and still later the.
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Closing Out at $42.50
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Reason for closinz out these cleaners is
that we have taken over the tummy for
the Hoover Cleaner. We have a limited
quantity—So come early.
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16 and 18 South Main Street.
very amusing and sometimes very pa-
thetic-but always very human vicissi.
arly prodigy at Yale.
Miss Dans was at her bewitching
best throughout
'ing success of the picture.
William C. Dowlan directed it.
the photoplay and Percy Heath wrote the scenario: John
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This morning at 1~o’clock. Wolfe,
Wanna, of 33 Lowe street, reported toi
the police that the Crawford boy hadl
come to his house, but had gone again.
'Mr. Wanna wished to have the boy'
‘fathcr notified of the fact.
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Page of Evening World.
Georze Tyler. By
' the Aid of a Dentist.
' ‘Rezains His Old
Strength and Pitch-
inz Arm.
George Tyler, star pitch-
er ef the Chicago National
League Baseball club, inti-
mated recently that he
never Would have been
able to play ball again If it
wasn't because of tne aid
0! a dentist. After having
several uloerated teeth ro-
mcved, he had them sup-
planted by srtlflcla: teeth
with the rosult that his
pitching arm has been re-
stored to Its former
“length.
The abovesretwoextremecssesinthewslkoflifc. Onecsseheinznez-
lectedmesultcdinavery unfortunate. endhur. Theethercssareceivingden—
to] attention. resulted in restorimr the afiected person to his previous heal-
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Don’t neglect your teeth any longer. Don’t be careless
and later "repent Over your negligence. f
There can only be two reasons which are keenimir you away from the den- .
, is] once. either FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS or beam of FEAR OF THE _ E' .
.1; PAIN. We have overometheeeoosucieo and are placim ourselves at your , 5
service. By unnloyina our own dental mechanics. we can do the work at _s
more moderate charge thananybodylntown. Wenahecsavenicnttermsto
’ suit you and accent weekly payments no matter how man.
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‘WE HAVEV-OVEBGO'M'E THE OTHER OBSTACIE BY POSITIVELY
EXTRACTING TEETH PAINLESSLY WITH THE USE OF NARA-MIN-
j- IT. OR CONDUCTIVE ANESTHESIA. THE NEWEST CREATION IN
. if THE MODERN DENTAL WORLD.
Don’t 'Wait—é‘ltiMay Be 'Too‘Late
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tudes of a chorus girl. with a propen- ,Gareth Hughes. her leading men, can Arnold did the photography and A- 3-
sity gift for shimmying; and a schol- decidedly his share toward the pious Mes-man furnished special art in-
teriors her this Metro production.
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