NORWALK ‘
In Her Second Picture
chute to the joy of living.
SUNDAY SPECI
The Imperishable Story of a
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“E V E R Y
In Which Will Be Starred—
Regent Men
Highest Class Pictures—Augmented Orchestra
TWO DAYS. TODAY AND SATURDAY
MARY PICKFORD
“THE HOODLUM”
The romance of a spoiled heiress who dropped through a coal
Positively the Greatest Charactes Role of Her Career
Three Performances Daily—2 :15. 7 :15. and 9
Babe Ruth in “OVER THE FENCE” .
—Next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday—
Spectacle of Lavish Beauty—The Picture Beautiful Beyond
Violet Heming. Theodore Roberts. Wanda Hawley
With Five All Star Acts of Regent Quality Vaudeville
PHONE 1501
From Her Own Studios
AL ATTRACTION
Woman’ 3 Heart—The Sublime
WOMAN”
“vocals: at today's shows. The
rhot‘f’s gave the show a splendid
with a dancing novelty mime two games there
are performers of high order and gaVelwere postponed on mt
new and Consequently the am and Bravos
Charles .Berkoff was espec- will meet at the
higy line and his dances while spiu- tcmber 2 73nd 28
g as a top drew forth much ap- lme schedule).
plauee. Frank Dutiel and Richie Coveyi which may arise later compels those
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ierpischorean exhibitions
‘ tyiusual.
did some singing and some talkingl
and their efforts were well received.
The audience apparently had only to!
regret that Miss Covey had lost her
ticket and therefore couldn’t “shlm-'
:my.” Claude West as the toreador
'in an Operetta entitled “In Spain"
was well supported by five accomp-
lliShed players and the presentation
'created considerable cnthusiasm. The
'piece was txcellently presented and
ranks as a high class act.
inylng Mayos aerialists closing the.
show were also very fine performers.
:Not the least of the program for the
1hree days however is the Paramount
Artcraft presentation of‘ On With the
Dance” starring Mao, \l’urray and
David Powell. Splendid acting, capa-
ble direction nd a choice of scene set-
tings that are so frequently found in
Paramount productions contributed to
=a play that was at once popular.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
(PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK)
‘A School for girla and for little boya’.
will open for the year 1W1 on Wed-
neaday, September 22nd. at 0:00 a.m.
RED MEN’S HALL.
J. H. HOEVELER, NEW Y
shortened," no flesh will be
those days will be shortened
this vicinity will never die."
SEATS FREE
“ millions now living .
will never die ’ ’ -
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. AT 3 P. M.
prove by many Biblical prophecies, fulfilled and being fulfill-
ed. such at Mat. 24:21:22, “there shall be great tribulation,
such has not been since the beginning of the world until now,
(19144925), no nor ever shall be, and except those days he
Hear. then iudze and rejoice
Ausnices International Bible Students’ Association
SOUTH NORWALK
ORK CITY, will conclusively
saved; but for the elects sake
that thousands now living in
NO COLLECTION
Thorough instruction by experienced
lfaculty of college graduates in Pri-
‘mary, Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offera College Prepa-
ratory and General Couraoa for glrla
Efrem fourteen to twenty-one. Special
{reviews for college examinations.
'General course offers as electives:
Houoehold Science, Economica,
Psychology, History of Art, Language.
etc.
Small classes give opportunity for
Individual instruction and develop-
ment of right method of study.
Commodioua school rooms, largo
gymnasium, ample and beautiful
grounds offer equipment for boot mon-
al and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano.
and drawing on the faculty.
The Principals may be seen at the
school by appointment after Septem-
ber 7th. 1920. Printed matter on re-
requeat. ‘
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A...
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. AB.
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'Buckles will be replaced today. The '
uni-In postpononea' t
days to be used by some other club.
For instance. the Giants are booked
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High Claaa Broadway-Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
.—Todav and Saturday—
Two’ Complete Show: Today at
at 2:15 and 7—With Pictures only
at 9:15. dug
THE BERKOFFS
In a dancing novelty—special
scenery and features.
Dutiel and Covey
PFecenting a roaring comedy in-
troduncing clever and catchy conga
“Don’t Get Me Started”
THE TELLFORDS
In bright comedy that will make
you laugh tears.
“IN SPAIN"
A comedy opcrretta with a cast of
all: and six hundred laugh produc-
ers. A bright bit of entertainment
[ introducing—
Claude West
“The Fyling Mayos”
VCelebratcd Aerial Performers in,
New and Daring Feats and—-
? MAE MURRAY And
DAVID POWELL
In the noted stage success of
Broadway— .- .a.
“On With the Dance”
A Paramount .Picture Attraction
Directed By George Fitzmaunce.
'Al Till THEATRES
PALACE ATTRACTIONS
Paramount and Vitagraph Special;
Will Be On Program In Next
Few Days—Herbert Bosworth’s
Biggest Featu'e
Coming.
Loafing pier-lie attractions “ill he
‘ound on the Palace Drag: am for the
four day- mil-wring the close of this
wet-Li'— vaud ‘. r lle engagement On
Sundav evening: Mary Miles
um be staireil In a
l"lassic.= production ‘Jcmu ne Gnud'
<‘1- l'ondzu and 'l‘uset.zxv \lice Jt yce
will present a Vitagraph release “The
Prey" and on Wednesday Corinne
Griffith will play “Babs Candidate"
which is also a Vitagraph release. For
the last three days of next week Par-
.lmmmt will present a picture attrac-
fion that will rival any producion
has far made. Hobart Borworth will
be slarred in
Hisl last play “Behind the
he recalled for the wonderfil acting
smd effects but it will no surpassed}
by this new feattte
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' EVERYWOMAN ’
Regent's Fifth Anniversary Will Be '0
Observed By Picture Presentation
of Broadway AttractIOn that
Opened The Theatre.
screen production of
Sava 20.
.the Regent Theatre.
{been released by Pramount.
REGENT TODAY
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{Mary Pickfoid’: Interpretation
‘ “The Hoodlum’ Ia Approval! By
l Local Theatregceis Who Find
' the Popular Star At Her Best
! in This Presentation.
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“Mary Pickford has done her best in
this play."
second play from her own
“The. Hoodlum."
ments were heard
vieWS of it.
; especially suited.
lanes: apparent for the manner in I. ,
Iwhich she portrayed her part was $8 00 ITALIAN SILK
iflawless. The story is one of more 0 LACE HOSIERY
,than usual charm and in such able
hands the very best results weie giv-
en.
satisfaction
hose who saw it.
photographic effects’ are
a liberal patronage.
PALACE VAU DEVI LLE
About This Week’s Program And
1' With a Now Act: Today Bill
Will Be Strengthened-—
' Mae Murray's Picture
I Excellent.
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ville show this week 3.
times to a point almost creditable.
William 153115.018 well known “Chin
“Below The Sumnemcmn" artist failed to appear for some
' will, sufficient or insufficient reason and a.
quick call to New York brought Buck
and Buckles who played their first ;
and last Wt: yesterday. lan-
, Next week will mark the fifth an-
niversary of the opening of the Re. .
gent Theatre and it is a coincidence =3“
that Manager ‘Kanter should have se-
lected for the three day picture at-
traction with vaudeville the wonderful
"Everywom'ln"
.i‘rom the play staged by Henry W.
It will be recalled that the
original New York cast played “Every.
woman" for The initial attraction at
Violet Hemlng.
,Theodore Roberts and Wanda Hawley
lure stars in this feature which has
of
This was one of the com-
ments of a local thearegoer after at-
tending a presentation at the Regent
Theatre last night of Mary Pickford's
studious
And similar com-
in all directions.
Qpinions might differ as to some of
the details in this production but as
to the main points there is hardly
room for any difference and the large
number of people who saw the plaY
yesterday were in accord as to their
In the first play Mary
Pickford, dainty as ever and seeming-
!y possessed of even greater charm
'than she has ever before displayed
was fitted into role for which she is
Mary has never
igrown a day older since her first ap-
pearance in pictures and this was at
The direction of the play was
lequpl to Miss Pickford's star perfor-
‘mance and added not a little to the
that was expressed lav.
The scenic and
splendid.
"The Hoodlum" will be presented at
2 15, 7 and 9 again today and tomor- ‘
row and is a picture which desert” "
There Are a Number Of Good Things
Not everyone will agree that any
Mr—iro Screen; one thing is perfect without qualifica-.
tion but there are very few people
who will not give the Palace vaude-
creditable
passing mark. * In spite of a disap-
'pointn1ent for which the management
is not responsible the show was well
received at the matinee and the well
flied evening house warmed up at
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