ruussnav, Apaches, 1930
N‘ORWALK—
i PALACE TODAY
:l“ e Chorus Girl‘s Ronmce" and the
: sessor ’of two of the most lrl‘tSlSU-
‘shulders ever seen on or ff the
—PHONE 1501
One Night Only
‘een. Viola aDna proves to have
found a most charming characteriza-
tion of her career. 3
She will be seen this evenisg at the
Palace Theatre. '
l The story, adapted from the fiction;
FRIDA A G 27 jof F. Scott Fitzgerald and published.
i , ' I . :originally as “Head and Shoulders" in‘
HENRY W. SAVAGE PRESENTS
THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST AND
COMPLETE BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF
'theSatui-(luy Evening Post, has to dO'
[with an odd romance between a chor-'
.us girl, whose show is trying out in'
,=New Haven. and Horace Tarilox, 3.5
prodinv in scholarship. it seems that;
‘ some of Ilorace‘s more worldly friends!
In; rsuaded Marcia to no to his collczOl
rooms and see what Would happend
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,‘What did happen is not what eitherl
‘6 ” Marcia or Horace or Horace‘s friends}
or even the audience imagined. The!
consequent events form one of the:
freshest and sprightiiest and most hu—l
man stories seen on the, screen 0:
From Joseph Lincoln's Latest Novel 'of the Same Name-—
Dramatized By Pauline Phillyss and Marion Short—Staged ”or‘s' ”‘0 Palace Theatre will open
By J chn McKee With—
Harry Beresford
AND THE FAMOUS SUPPORTING COMPANY "3‘“ m the “mm were!”
“SHAVINGS” W'lll play Norwalk and New Iflndon Emeat the PalaCe vaudeville schedule
onl}r in this state
Seats are N ow Selling
PRICES. 50
A FEW
Theatre
High Class Motion Pictures—sung-
mented Orchestra Ivory
performance
——Toda.v at 2:15. 7. 9—
'l5 your husband wild enough? Is
he the gay rascal he made you
behcve?
If not, do you think he could be?
These are some of the questions
Anglica asks herself in—
"l’ARLOR, BED-
ROOM AND BATH”
ALL STAR CAST
From thc famous'Broadway stage
success by C. W. Bell and Mark
Swan.
Other Attractions
—FridaY—
“SHAVINGS”
C O M I N G
“Huckelberry Finn”
-—THE CRITICS SAY-—
Mark Twain's most popular char-
acter, "Huckelberry Firm," is as
great a success on the screen as
he ever was between the covers of
a book—WORLD, New York.
.
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
. Vaudeville season starts La-
bor day, Sept. 6th. The new
policy will be vaudeville on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of each week. All seats for
<evening vaudeville will be re.
, served except second balcony.
Vaudeville and pictures at ma.-
‘ lines 2:15 .Ono complete even-
ing show at 7. Pictures only
at 9.
First three days 5 acts and
Norma Talmadge in her newest
picture—“Yes or No.”
..As an accomodation for our
patrons we have opened a sub-
scription book whereby the
same seats will be held for you
weekly without any additional
cost or obligation on your part.‘
Leave your name and require-g
}ments at the Box Office. We»
$are now making reservations. S
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Al illilllllillii
“SHAVINGS”
ln "Shavings", the Cape Cod come-
(iv llrnry W. Savage will offer at the
lieuunt Theatre Friday evening of
7M: work. there is a novel and inter-
vmnz stage, setting. The scene is
“w interior of ”Jed" Winslow’s wind
I. ill :‘llop. “Jed" is a. maker' of toy
“intimills and his shop is filled with
5-ltf‘4‘lnlt‘nes of his work. It is in this
llllusual surrounding that much of the
:Wl m of the comedy takes place.
"'U» worm is unique and unlike an)"
”line ever created for the stage-
"W‘al patrons of the theatre are for-i
l’.""""‘ in having a chance to see
7ha‘v'inzs". Founded on Joseph G.
Lincoln‘s novel of the name the com-
”‘7 Pnlycd enormous popularity in
New York where its run closed only a
,REGENT E
led the horse .by the reins. , wmmaamtnm .
it was later discovered that the lab: cracking or peeling. _ ,
orer was not dead but had merely Lat-mgfinshbh—d .'
had a cataleptio m. ' ,, ”'h‘ » . ,
A. D HOBO" "
T a classified am «lo-tho - .r , 2‘ a-.. , . -
lasztinol. m wnr man
‘the picture theatre in many a. day.
Despite contrary and incorrect re-
its vaudeville season of 1920-21 on
3Thursday of next week, Seizef
tember 2 and will thereby give the
first three day program over Septem-
ber 2, 3 and 4. in this connection
the management has secured W’illiam
S. Hart‘s most notable feature “The
Toll Gate" for a three days concur-
program.
In principle and general arrange-
for the forthcoming season will cor-
respond to the program that has been
so satisfactorily jn effect for a num-
ber of vears. There will be, with the
exception of holidays. for which spec-l
ial announcement will be made from
time to time. three matinee perfor-
mances of pictures and live acts of
vaudeville on Thursday, Friday and,
Saturday afternoons of every week at'
enroute to Boston.
cents to $2.00
AT 82 50 V 2:15. On Thursday and Fridav even- Clara Moores in “Shavings", RegentThcatre, Frid'y' August 27' With the
' “188 there will be one complete show. "mm“ New York cast. 1
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Housefurnisbings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
- ‘ A - of pictures and vaudeville ending at
v vvvvvvvv vvvvvv vvv" 9 o’clock followed by a. picture show
‘only at 9:15. On Saturday evenings
' there will be two complete shows of
pictures and vaudeville at 6:45 and 9
o’clock. “'hile the management has
always endeavored to secure the best
in pictures and vaudeville, extra ef
forts have been made and by virtue
of contracts effective September first
there will be unusual attractions. Con-
Something Row-in Entertain- ‘mmed by the n°cesslty 01' cumnz
. the show or lowering its class or the
meat Every Day. alternative of making insignificantly
islight admission advances and keep!
ng on its program only the very lat!
—TOd3Y at 2:15. 7; 9— cm and best of pictures and vaude-
A First Night M New Haven! ville, the management decided that’
All Star Cast Presents the latter course would unquestion-T
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“THE CHORUS ple of the city and meet with theiri
: , ,, approval. During the past few words
' GIRLS ROMANCE improvements have been conipleterl'
! It's a captivating comedy of the at the Palace for taking care of some?
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stage. the college campus and a of the biggest and most spectacular
pair of shoulders that simply numbers over offered in vaudeville
wouldn't behave! -
£ Gumps Cartoon
Pletorlal Weekly : in a special bulletin issued today
“——‘ by the New York. New Haven andf
—Friday and Saturday— Hartford Railroad Co, extra trains
for September 6, Labor Day. are an-
s “Foam“
EXTRA Film
: LABOR DAY NAMEo.;
Something Special trounced. Eastern Standard time.
1 By Special arrangement The Pal- quoted. _ _
‘ ace Management ls Able To Of- At 3:23 ll. m.. a train wrll leave,
fer For Two Day’s The Celebrated New lork for New Haven, stopping,
i 9 ' at Stamford at 9:20; South Norwalk.l
JACK LONDONS 9:33: Bridgeport. 9:56; and arriving
Magic and Compelling Story— at New Haven, 10:25. . . l
“THE MUTINY or
: ms EISINORE"
,- This Metro attraction played only
. The Capitol Theatre In New York
i For Two Weeksn—lt was such a
l SHE OAN TRUTHFULLY SAY
l
l Hay fever, asthma and bronchial‘
,coughs yield to the soothing, healnln,
fproperties of Foley's Honey and Tur
. . Compound as quickly and surelv as,
. tremendous hit that bookings were do ordinary mughg' colds and crown]
cancechd S": bth°a:i:m:°pe‘:”.’p:c° :Mrs. cneva Robinson, .98 N. Swan SL.{
I 53“” m c ° or u _ ‘ ‘Albnny. N. Y.G writes: "I tried Foley’s.
Ial—THE PALACE BOOKING gammy and Tar and results encouraz-l
STANDS' led me to use more. 1 can truthfully;
isay it is the best cough medicine 1.
lever used. Two bottles broke a mosh
few weeks a o. The company is go- | stuhorn. ""29”": cough.
ling to Bostogn for a run at the Tre-I St'u'm" Powell Corporation.
mom theatre and this city is one of! '
‘only two that will be visited on the;
'way. The entire original New York
.cast will be seen here in "Shavings."
The organization is headed by Harry
Beresford, and it includes James Brad-
‘bury, Charles Dow Clark, Robert
Craig, Mitchell Harris, Bishop Dick-
inson, George Neville, Imdley Clem-
ents. Clara leoores, Vivian Tobin and
Ethel Downis. The New York Herald
said of "Shavings", “it. is human.
humorous, and possesses an appeal-
ing shadow of pathos. Every charac-
ter is well played." Seats are now
selling and indicate a capacity house.
"II-curl it, "
Say: Winthrop Wilt.
"th don 'l/orgu—
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i REGENT TODAY
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,“Parlor. Bedroom and Bath," which‘
5 Made Hit As Spoken Play Here
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In Pictures.
3 Seeing :1 dead man come to life,
again 3 only one of the many experi-
,ences of Charles West, now uncaring
‘ln Metro’s all~star production of "Par-
‘ lor. Bedroom and Bath,” when he was
-a deputy operating coroner. This pic-
{ture showa today at the Regent Thea-l
gtre where it was a decided hit as I‘
' spoken play. ,
‘ One summer night \Vest volunteer-
;cd to go after the corpse of a labor-
;er who had committed suicide. W'ith
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White- Finns
The woodwork, walls—in (so!
every surface in your home can
be made: beautiful parochia-
like white. and can be easi
kept clean if you finish it wi
‘ ‘ ' . An extra train will leave Winstead
r . . for New York at 4:10 p. m., arriving
3 A.!Vlola Dana Leads Metro Cast in at the Grand Central station, 7:40
.. ii "The Chorus Girl's Romance! ‘
. ea re ll Leaving Nev: London at 6:30 p. m.
_ a, As Marcia Meadows, the heroine of an extra train will make all
stops to New Haven.
arriving a. .‘cw York. 9:43.
cu.
quackwlw MT 4111:“: “it in ll’lll
shox‘ ”one?! ~ .,n'«-;~'=~l
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.15 ‘1 -—vrstt the ’Bia't-k noel. tbufgfirrlcw
€211" Mattrcras, Bridgrport. August 24!}
. $.10 gsrn. Dancing Artillery Band.
—.
There also will be a special tralnl
from New London to Hartford, leav-
ing thewrormel: place? fif;'3?49"p.‘f!’d
aha-"hrfl‘vih’glf‘val‘itht’ capital“??? sti:
kit’ZWalk-Overs .n .-....
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Seats arenow on sale.
‘. :‘rfhink Of It! I raid at loll-v muons. nouns
nu-n. inso- lud Apron- *-
E.K.BANKS
Right Here in
Norwalk W0 Hotel Block
acorn NOBWALK
Colyar’s Shoe Store e
i Locslfit Long Distance
TRUCKING
S. L. TALMADGE’
Ddy Trips to N. Y.
CUNNINGHAM&BACB ~———~
MRS. STOREY’B SCHOOL
for BOYS and GIRLS
Intermediate and High School
Departments
Fall Term, Sept. 13, 1920.
Apply MR8. J. w. sronav
Telephone 188?. Norwalk, Conn.
All Kinds of Benin 510.95
All Star Tires v.1” [ID to $2250
15MARSHALLST. L. GOLDEN
~ See Window Display
125 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 340 FREE DELIVERY
one cent extra starting this
tinuing for 10 days.
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 WASHINGTON STREET
A few sample items: 1 pair men's Socks, 250; 2 pair of men's
Socks, 28c; 1 pair Children's hose, 39c; 2pair Children's hose
400; 1 yd. Gingham, 35c, 2 yds. Gingham, 36c.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS AT THE PENNY BALE—
Ono article at the regular price and an additional article for
Thursday, August 19th, and con:
mmacfim.m1~wm
New and Used Cars SILK DRESSES I
20' Per Cent. THE TONIC TO
Reduction on _ TAKE
which contains the greatest
- amount of bone, muscle, and
I IRI ES brain-making protein is
lyrup of HYPOPHOSPLUTES
It reduces the labor tof dist:-
hon‘ , and gives {res or no -
Aaron Kohn so... builds health, strength
and vitality, "5:30;“ bone,
, muscle and tissu . ourkmd
will! Accessory SW° ‘ you won‘t be disappointed.
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8.1). G. CANDY 00. m PM
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as osaoan am _
EAST NORWAI‘. m 1‘ " K '
Phone 419—19 = muslin
‘. t and
va oowv YOU ecu. voun “will“ .
m- and 10qu
week“ Car framv BROS.
Silk, cotton and lisle in black and colors, for men,
men and children.
Honest Hosiery
That is the keynote of our success in this department.
hey’ll wear, they ’11 wash. They will give you every satis~
action that a good stocking can give, and they will cost you
c more than the trashy kind.
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H/CH GRADE MERCHANDIIEF' MOEIPATL PRICK$r
86 WASHINGTON STREET
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Nor-walk ”Block, so. Norm >
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DENTIST FRED HAIN
, lot-wall
47- South Main Street " “m '32:" '
Sonia Nor-walk
TRUCKING
.- .IID WOOD
mammal;
a-
Victor Wesely.
(Formerly with Vast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. . .
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Weldinz of All Kinds of Metals.
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GO‘I'I'LIEB’S
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FRANKEL m m s...
17wmsr. Norwalk " $2250 I
$2.00
ATHLETIC l, - .
“mm Roton Pomt
ithe aid of an assistant he placed the
body in the hearse and started back
W‘gdnize
to the morgue. On the return, West
turned and was petrified at seeing the
corpse rise up in the basket. “rim
9. yell to his assistant he leaped from
the wagon. By the time the assist-
ant had pulled up the horses the
corpse had resettled itself, and the
two men, with trembling hands, turn-
ed the basket upside down. The as-
sistant sat on the basket and West,
too frightened to stay in the wagon,‘
WHITE ENAMEL .
Leading architects and paint-
ers prefer this white enamel for
their best work.
It flows very freely under tho
brush. covers much more sp-
facc than ordinary enamels. dries
'Ihout brush marks or laps and
“gt-7mm} a bh
to t- . or: H!
Mil-home]
cubs
1F IT’S ELECTRICAL—WE
HAVE IT
current or opp, 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
“WALL, , I ST . I
The Textile Store I
Crettones. yd” ...49:
Scum.‘ yd. ..~. ”25:,
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