REGENT THEATRE
“ NORWALK—PHONE 17501.
ISABEL LOWE
FRANCES MANN
NIN TA BRISTOW
MAUD O ’GONNOR
Seat Sale
One Night Only. Thursday, Sept. ‘16
OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS
GIVEN DAYIS’ SPICY FARCE
“Marry the Poor Girl”
WITH A TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST INCLUDING
BEATRICE NOYES
GERTRUDE MAITLAND
Following Its Engagement Here And In One Other City of the State—“Marry The Poor
Girl” Goes Directly to The Little Theatre, New York City for the Season.
PRICES—75 cts., $1, $1.50 and $2.
WILLIAM ROSELLE
FRANK ALI-WORTH
WILLIAM DAND
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Monday. September ,l3th—10 :30 A. M
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£42.
ANDAFIVE
BARNES 85 LORRAIN
COMEDY SKIT "Sidetracked’ ’
RENE STOREY
Sensationel Wire Walkers and
In which will be starred——
Regent Theatre
Highest Class Pictures—Augmented Orchestra
—Last Time today 2:15—7—9—
MARY PICKFORD In “THE HOODLUM”
A slide to joy thru a coal chute—a picture that is 100 .per cent.
——-—Sunda.v Evening 7 and 9——-
THE IMMORTAL SULTAN or SWAT ,
BABE RUTH
Baseball's Greatest Hitter Who Has Now 48 Home Runs To
..__ His Credit In
OVER THE FENCE
“LEAH BAIRD”
In A Picturization of Louis Josep Vance’s—l
“CYNTHIA OF THE MINUTE”
-—-—Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday—--
“MONEY IS MONEY”
A sizzling syncopated musical comedy revue by Joseph Wald
& (lo—Dazzling Array of Costumes and Scenery.
CAST OF EIGHT
THE PHILMORES
‘EVERYWOMAN”
Violet Heming, Theodore Roberts. Wanda Hawley
RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE
PHONE 1501
High Class Broadway Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
Today at 2:15. 6:45. 9:15
Three Complete Presentation of
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FALL FOOTWEAR
We are Showing the finest line of women’s high
shoes and oxfords at $10.00; Plenty of snap and qua-
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perforated tips. All military heels.
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VAUDEVILLE
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Five All Star Acta and—
MAE MURRAY and
DAVID POWELL
In the Paramount-Artcraft Presen-
tation Of—
. “On With the Dance”
—Sunday Evening——
-Metro Screen Claeelce Offers-
Mary Miles Minter
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A picturization of the celebrated
Broadway comedy eucceee—
“JENNY BE GOOD”
Mack Sennett Comedy
Other Features
——Monday and TuesdaY—
Abert E. Smith Preaente The Big—
geet Vitagraph Succeee In Months
“THE PREY”
Starring the Well Known
Popular—
ALICE JOYCE
—C 0 MI N G—
PART PLAY
and
MASON & BAILEY
The Last Word in Comedy
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CORRINE GRIFFITH In
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Our Corsetiere Service
We are proud of it—and so are our customers.
That is why women whom we have fitted in cor-
sets tell their friends about our facilities and the skill
of our fitter.
Figures “difficult to fit” are carefully studied.
and unusual tvpes receive special attention.
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“Bab’s Candidate”
HOBART aoswonrn In
“Below the Surface”
, ’Al THUEEATRES
PALACE TO DAY'
* «st Presentations of the Mac Murray
and David Powell In “On' With
the Dance" and Vaudeville.
A "On \‘I'iih the Dance" in which Mae
--‘Iurr.ty and David Powell have been
fl'l‘rrlng at the Palace Theatre Is a
:ucIure that has at once become pop
mar. After a record run at the Cri-
lcrion Theatre in New York it is not
Surprismg that it should find TaVOT
June. The picture will be offered for
the IaSt time today at 2:15, 6:45 and
9:16 With a vaudeville bill that yes-
.terday proved decidedly popular.
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REGENT TODAY
appearance In "The Hoodlum"—
Excelient Vaudeville Bill For
Next Week.
Mary Pickford will makn her last
appearance in her own play “The
Hoodlum" at the Regent this evening
:-I 7 and 9. During the past two days
Hm play has been witnessed by hun-
(ii'Ods of Norwalkers at every presen-
Yaiion and many people have seen it
more than once. All declare it one
hi the best productions in which they
have ever seen the star. For the
r”Si three days of next week the
“Went Theatre will offer another
1‘1le class vaudeville bill with Para-
!imunl's presentation of the Henry W-"
Ravage success “Everywoman.” The
:wudwum mu inciude‘s “Money is
.‘l-mr-y" a comedy farce with a cast,
“I night; The Philmore‘s, noted wire,l
Walkers; Barnes and Lorrain, Mason
2|an Railoy and Rene Storey, all well}
know-n performers. There will
”In vaudeville shows and pictures
"0mplcte each day at 2:15 and 7 and
Pictures only at 9:15. Reserved seats
m1! be obtained.
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' ”Famous Yankee Slugger Will Show
Mary Pickford Makes ‘-Ier Last Ap
,for turnout of his admirers.
he‘si'oopoeooo' twenty-ave year 3 ‘per
cent French government
oversubserlbed and subscription boob
enclosed in. an hour. J. 1’.
Indicate mam, announced
l K. OF C. FAIR OPENS TONIGHT
All details have been carefully ar-
_ ' —‘ ranged for the opening- of the out-
Mary -,',“"” Mint” l" “Jenny Beldoor Centennial Carnival of the
Good To Open The Week—Alice lKnIghts of Columbus on the property
J°yce and Corinne Griffith of South Norwalk K. of C, Home on
.Washington street, just west of the
Mahackemo Hotel,
PA LACE SU NDAY
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Coming. -
Mary Miles Minter will he starred
at the Palam,a Theatre for the Sunday' The Knights are endeavorlng ‘0
evening show when she plays Metro make this event the most stupendous
Classic: presentation of the noted‘carnlval of the season and are con-
noted Broadway success “Jenny Be fident that the grounds will be the
Good." 01’ this picture little need be most attractively arranged of any out
said. The spoken play was a bit ll‘lt’door festival ever held In this city.
and as Usual possibilities thagcouldn't) Electricians have made the big lot
be toucher on the stage are handled as bright as day, and the decorators
In a finish fashion in the plethro. have made the place a fairy spot.
There will be other attractions. On. Undoubtedly the big dancing pavil-
Monday and Tuesday Alice Joyce will ion will he the center 0f attraction_ as
appear in Vilugraph’s "The Prey" and Svec's full Jazz orchestra will be
on Wednesday Corinne Griffith will there to provide the right kind 0f
be starred in “Babs Candidate.” music for the dancing,
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
(PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK)
A School for girls and for little boye',
will open for the year 1920-21 on Wed.
BABE RUTH TOMORROW
How ’He Drvies Home Runs In
“Over The Fence"——Leah Bair
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Feature. nesday, September 22nd, at 9:00 l-m-
While Manager Kanter announces Thorough lnetructicn by experienced
the appearance of Babe Ruth at the
Regent Sunday night as an added at-‘
traction. it will to many people ap-
peal asthe headliner. The Dolmlar
slugger who has made the New York f
; rom fourteen to twent one. S N
American club wealthy and canton-Inflow. for college yexaminamne.
tiers for the championship drivosleenen‘ “up” after. a. electives:
home runs in this play many scenesjnoueeneld Science, Eeonomlee.
of which Were taken durlJ-r nrvenl' Langu
league gap-es a: the 'Polo Grounds mummy” Him” of Art, age,
and other Amu’unn Lengvu pin-ks
This is Ruth's first Norwalk app'ear-
ance in Metro: .6 will be in s'pua'
In ad-
faculty of college graduates in Prl.
mary, Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School oflere College Prepa-
ratory and General Coureee for girls
Small classes give opportunity for.
Individual instruction and develop-
ment of right method of etudy.
(Commodloue echool ’roome. lam
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ditlon to the Ruth feature the Regent
will present Leah Baird in Louis
Joseph Vance’s well known story
"Cynthia of the Minute.”
gymnasium, ample and beautiful
grounds offer equipment {or beet unen-
al and physical development
Exceptional teachere of voice, piano.
and drawing on the faculty.
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