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INAUGURATING THE 1920 SEASON WITH A GALA PROGRAM OF THE VERY LATEST BROADWAY HITS—ZONE OF THE~MOST SRECTAEUEAR BILLS EVER PRESENTED
Startling Electrical and Scenic Effects—Handso me Costumes
Grand Opening
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EDDIE CASSIDY
COMEDIAN
THE DIXIE GENTLEMAN
LOU AND JUAN ARCHER
BRILLIANT EFFECTS
SINGING SKIT ’
HART AND LEROY
PAST MASTERS
HUMOROUS VOCALISTS
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SPECIAL FE ATURE
THE BEATRICE MORREL SEXTETTE
6 Wonderful Feminine Vocalis ts and Instrumental Artists
PARAMOUNT ’S GREATEST PICTURE
THE TOLL GATE
Starring the Popular WILLIAM S. HART
PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE—T HURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 2:15—7
WITH PICTURES ONLY 9:15 P. M.-—TH REE COMPLETE SHOWS SATURDAY. 2:15. 6:4 3. 9:15.
PRICE—PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE. MATINEE. CH‘ILDREN 30c: ADULTS. 40c: EVENING. GAL. 40c: BAL. AND ORCH. 50c: PICTURES. 9:15 P. M. AILSEATS. 30c.
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NORWALK— ——PHONE 1501
One Night Only ?
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2n
"Air’s:
one. M. co‘l-iAN’s,
RQDUCTIOH
By John McInt.
An American Comedy of Wit and Punch, Conquering Artistic
Temperament with a Brilliant Cast Under the Personal
DIRECTION OF GEO. M. COHAN
Note—Following the Engagement here, “Genius and
the Crowd” Will Open at the
GEO. M. COHAN THEATRE
New York City. Monday. September 6th
Seat Sale Monday, Aug. 30th
Prices. 75 cents to $2.00
(This Scale Is Lower Than Will Prevail In New York—Rail-
road Rates Are Up—See This Play in Norwalk)
REGENT Theatre
Regent Theatre
NORWALK - - PHONE 1501
Highest Class Pictures—Augmented Orchestra
—TODAY_. '
A Screen Presentation. of Zane Grey’s Famous Story
THE SAGE -BRUSHER.
OTHER FEATURES
—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“Ivan" L. LABKY pro-mes.
flFIlew (Mark 97min -
Qammoméflrlauflgfidm
uckleberr
H Finn“ y
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——-—Three Performances. 2:15. 7. 9——.
it THE THEATRES
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l Feature “The Toll Gate."
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program after the customary summer
- suspension.
’spared but is rather the result of the
.1" its striking effects. electrical and
from the costume standpoint. it prob-
.Outlay of $6.000 alone.
.VAUDEVILLE. SEPT. 6—7—8 ,
'days the Palace will
_ porter has thus far starred.
xorder seats for the Cohan show if you
want to see it in Norwalk.
______.___._____
HUCKLEBERRY FINN
Famous Mark Twain Story Will
Presented At Regent Friday and
Saturday of This Week.
“'hen Mark Twain wrote “Huckle~.
berry Finn" hc penned this introduc‘
tion: -
"Persons attempting to find a mo-2
tive in this narrative will be prose.
cuted: persons attempting to find a
moral in it will be banished; persons
attempting to and a plot in it will be
shot."
“'hcther readers find a motivE.
moral. or plot in it matters little. Mil-
lions of them have discovered in it;
wholesome entertainment and unadul-;
terated joy. To them will come as;
welcome news the announcement that}
in great photoplay has been made of-
.“iiuckleberrv Finn" and that it will7
:be shown at the Regent Theatre for-
two days. commencing Friday nexL.
it is declared that the spirit of Markl
.Twain's narrative has been wholly
.reproduccd on the screen.
' REGENT TODAY
Zane Gray's “The Sage Brusher" ls}
Presented by An All Star cast i
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Something New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
—Today—
Robertson Cole Presents
Sessue Hayakawa
_.| N—
“An Arabian Knight”
Gumns Cartoon
Fox News
Admission -
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20 cts.
PALACE VAUDEVILLE
New Season will Open Temorrow
With Presentation of Gala Three
Day Program and Hart's And I! DECided "It.
Zane Grey‘s stories as moving pic-‘
jture material have already won their,
It will b a ‘ place and in presenting "The Sage!
'1920 vaudivllleflqlzesggflnioxgrgl: Brusher" another picture scenario;
when the Palace ”650mg its first written frOm one of the novels of the.
well known author. The Regent Thea-i
ire is offering an attraction of un-
equalled merit. The production pro-l
sents an All Star Cast and critics of,
the screen production declare this
piece the most elaborate offering of
a Zone Grev story. The Regent to-
day will offer other attractions in-
cluding comedy and pictural news.
features.
The bill its not simply
one on which no efforts have been
most painstaking endeavor to give.
Norwalk the very best in vaudeville.
ably will not he surpassed throughout
_the entire year. although there is
every hope that it will be equalled
many times since the management is'
determined that nothing but high
;class entertainment will be presented.
,The show will he opened with “The .
PALACE TODAY ~-
Sessug Hayakawa Will Be Starred in
New Role in “An Arabian Knight" .
Gumps Cartoons and Other l
1:10ance Fantasy." introducing the. Features
' .20 dance creations with Special ' r.
[sppnpry This number in the last Thrills. laughter. scenic grandeu .
and lovely women in lowly poses.l
serve to make "An Arabian Knightfifl
with Sessue liayakawa in the leading‘
role. one of the most fascinatint’.’
photoplays that has been seen on the
screen of the Palace Theatre in some
time. The picture. a Robertsonfloio
Special. will open at that well known.
house tonight. ‘
The thrills and laughter are fur-
nished in abounding, quantities by
Mr. Havakawa through the medium.
of a rollicking role found in the per-:
Hart and Le- , , ,_
rRoy. humorous vocalists will be an'fig". oLrAhlgfglgoiinnanPifiH‘fimgh (jiggle
appropriate semi-final while the show!‘ "51 t d into English me'aiis bagI-l
(‘IOSPS With a special 1'98“"? “Hm“! it”; Thinner Lillian Hail Jean‘
tion in the. way of the Beatrice Morrcl i icie: and Maris Pavia furnish the
33““.fifituamf3miii‘rf $1.2? $213212? T... ”:8
quartet I Th,g ac: 51,50 anti“ spec:' work of Albert Ellis. Mr. Hayakawas
ial scenery. In addition to the five; 7 4_
a“ ”"d‘wme program Jags“: :fififiinocxv MOUNTAINENEWS muses
Fl .
Paramount feature attraction “'1‘th DENVER 0:10“: Sept. 1.—-The‘!
Toll Gate." starring \l'illlam S. Hartlnm‘k“ Mountain N'ewa today advancw
The mom": i“ defined to be the Wary.ed it: price to three cents a copy on!
best. production in which the WESl'lstreet sales. The Hubscription pricey
‘for home delivery is unchanged.
we 25:... sue; i .
I Think Of It!
gmonth has been playing the Keith
1circuit and scored for two weeks at
:Koiths Broadway Palace. admittedly
the highest class vaudeville house in
the world. Eddie Passidy the? gentle-
man trom Dixie will be soon in num-
,ber two act and is sure to provide
a riot of fun. Lou and Jean 'Archcr
,in a singing: skit introdure notable
;scenic effects and the costumes used
in the act which will be. worn in Nor-
walk for the first time represent an
an director. 5
New YOrk Already Sold Three“ Weeksf
In Advance For “Genius and The
FRANK OTTO
in “Genius and The Crowd," at the Regent Thursday night.
The New September Records
64893—43 Build a World in “The Heart of a Rose" ..... Frances Aida
“VB—La Glioconda Voce di dorms (Angelic Voice) Besansoni
87312—L'Addio a Napoli (Farewell to Naples) Enrico Car-Inc
MGM—Tho Dow is Sparkling. Violin, ......... . ..... Mischa Elmo's
74639—Villanelle (The Swallows) ......... ... Amolita GsllLCurcl
ma—Values (Another Hour with Thee) . . ..Orville Harrold
64769—Meditation (Glazounow) Violin . . . . . . . ..... Jascha Helm
mos—Land of the Long Ago ... ... ... ... ...Edwsrd Johnson
“BOO—Orientale. Violoncello, . .. . . . . . . . Hans Kindler
64902—Who Can Tell (From ‘Apple Blossoms”) Violin. ..... Krelsier
74630—Trolka en Traineaux (in s Three-Horse Sleigh) Rachmanino'
74632—La Favorita—A tsnto smor (Thou Fiow’s Beloved) ..Zanolll
4517B—Pickaninny Sleep-Song. ... ... . . ...Lucy lsabeile Marsh
Damon, ... ... ..Lucy Isabelle Marshv
18679—Pretty Kitty Kelly ..... . ... ...... Charles H’arrioon
Drifting, ... . Peerless Quartet
1WIow and Easy. ... .Esther Wallets-
tht—chs Gonna Do When There Ain't No Jazz. Esther Walker
moat—So Long Oo-Long—Fox Trot, ... ...Vsn Eps Guam
Lovely Summertime—Waltz, . . . . .Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
18682—Hold Me—Medloy Fox Trot, ....... ... ... ... Palsos THO
Wond'ring—Fox Trot, ... Boivln's Novelty Orchestr-
18698—Comrades of the Legion—Maren, ......... . . .Bousa's Band
Who's Who in Navy Blue—March, ... ... ... ..Bousa's Band
18684—Whirlwind, Flute Solo. ... ... ... ..r 'oo. ....Arthur Brooks
Hungarian Fantasie, Bassoon Solo, ... ... William Grunt!
COME IN AND HEAR THEM
I oUAury chyrjr -Pp/c’r r L owzs 7‘
Crowd" Which Plays Here
Thursday night.
Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar’s Shoe Store
It is quite natural that with Atlan-
tic City the summer mecca of the,
East that George M. Cohan's “Genius'
and the Crowd” should he first pro-
duced there and that has been done.
As a result, the George M. Cohan:
Theatre in New York citv where
"Genius anti the Crowd" is to have
its run following the Norwalk en-
Adults. ..30c
CHILDREN.) {Matinee only). 25c
CHILDREN. Evening). . . . . .30c
(Including War Tax)
K
~ Perilous OCULIST DROPS DEAD. Ihe came back to this State and took
7 'Hnim'llE, Sept. 1.—Dr. John up his home on the estate where he
7""4-11. one of the greatest eye spe- was born.
fi'dl-h in the country. dropped dead
I}: ., , lmrn of his country estate here #—
'Illl} moming_ Dr. Morgan was: ——The new September records are
"""H l'l iiudlyme in 1845_ He began now on sale at Donnelly’s, 16-18 80
‘11“ l'ruiice of medicine in Mlddlefindain St. The latest of the popular
.. wn mi specialized on the eye. For songs and the best of the new dance
'11P.” he practiced in Boston, wherefrecords are to be had in these new
‘9 "mil up a practice that bmught‘hlts. Come in and ask us to play
hum a meat fortune and nationalthem for you. We 51"“ m 3M to
’3‘“? Un account or his wife's health (10 3°. . .—’ Lat. lull-HI}.
gagement Thursday evening of this '7 WALL .1" 3
week, is sold three weeks in advance.
Thus it would appear that Norwalk is
getting a new show ahead -oi’- New
York. but one which carries with it
the double guarantee of being a Co—
han production under Mr. Cohen's
personal. supervision and one which
has as well being heartily appfovcd
by New York. The seat sale in Nor-
walk indicates that local people are
not looking in their appreciation of
the best and following the sell out
for the Savage show of last week. it
is probable that standing room will
be on: premium for “Benton and th.
Crowd.” The productioa is comedy
pure and is presented by a, cast of
forty accomplished entertainers-whose
name. are well snows from other
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glasseswilloorroctthiserrorond‘
mskeyonsoe-well.
Like a Bolt From a Clear Sky
Authority Has Just Been Given to Dispose of at
Absolute Public Auction
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