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Regent Theatre
NORWALK—PHONE 150.1
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One Night Only, Thur., Sept. 16
Oliver Morosco Presents Owen Davis’ Spicy Farce
Poor Gir
With a Typical Morosco Cast Includinlz
ISABEL LOWE— BEATRICE NOYES— PANOES MANN—-
GERTRUDE MAITLAND— NINTA BEISTOW MAUI) O’-
CONNOR— WILLIAM ROSELLE— FRANK ALLWORTH—
WILLIAM DAVID— HOLBERT BROWN— HAROLD DE
BECKER— STAPLETON KENT.
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 Susan.
SEATS NOW SELLING
PRICES—75 cts.. $1. $1.50 and $2.
Regent
NORWALK
Theatre?
PHONE 1501i
High Class Vaudeville and Pictures ’
“MONEY
—Last Time Today and Wednesday—:
With Vaudeville at 2:15 and 7 and Pictures OnJy' 9:15
IS MONEY” %
A sizzling syncopated musical oomedy revue by Joseph Wald
& Co. ——Dazzling Array of Costumes and Scenery—Cast of Eight
BARNES a LORRAIN MASON a BAILEY
Comedy Skit “Sidetracked” The Last Word in’ comedy
RENE STOREY in Song Smiles
“THE PHILMORES”
Sensational Wire Walkers
and and and and and and and
JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS
EVERY WOMAN
By Walter Browne Scenario by Will 3!. Bitchey
(By Arrangement With Henry W. Savage)
Directed By George Melford
“THUS MAN, FOR PAINTED
VICE, DOTH EVERYWOMAN
FORSAKE." .
Passion and wealth have. failed
her in her fervent quest of love.
Vet heI pilgrimage leads ”mu
.1 great city’s pleasures, sensa-
tions and pain to that ultimate
happy hour for which EVERY-
WO‘WAN yearns.
The sum of a lovely woman's
IVITH
VIOLET HEMING
THEODORE ROBERTS
WANDA HAWLEY
-1rving Cummings
Bebe Daniels
Monte Blue
Raymond Hatten
tlxlIo-TTI'UCPS—‘Vivld, colorful, up .,
to tho second—lavishly staged CIara Horton
will: the greatest. cast ever Margaret Loomis
shown on the screen—«including
ONE HUNDRED OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE
WORLD.
Tully Marshall
Edythe Chapman -
Charles Ogle
Mildred Reardon
1scenes and a scenic production well
up to the high Morosco standard is
promised. Seats are now selling.
AT THE THEATRES
‘MARRY THE POOR GIRL”
REGENT THEATRE
Present OwenI Vaudeville and Picture Bill Equal Two
Dollar New York Show And
Approval is Shawn On
First Day.
Oliver Morosca Will
Davis’ New Farce At The Regent.
’ii'
he'll
the Regent Theatre. Norwalk.
16. Oliver Moroslo will present
Ilwnn [)avis' new farce “Marry The' The. Regent vaudeville bill for this
7-...” (”,1 . Mr Davis has contribu- week coupled as it is with the Para-
".I no many success to the American mount Arterdft prisentation of Wal-
IIIIt it is almost impossible. to woman' s” to ma e up what Iwould
”"IIIH‘IRTO them His most recent “‘1' Inmwn's morality play ”Every-
III,. ., however. ebemg “Forever Aftef‘ actua‘fl3 be a two dollar show on
"II whi(h iAl Brady starred and Broadway. The approval expressed
Opportunity which is just now oecu- ‘by the audiences at. the matinee and
”In“ the stage of the 48th street evening performances yesterday was
,. ..I,,. New York ,nnqualifid. While the vaudeville is
in “Marry The poor Girl" Mr excellent in every respect. it cannot
invis has written a fast spicy stor3qbe forgotten that the picture) produc-
”wing to do with the difficulty oliiion is one of the most lavish and
I yIIIIngman who, invited to a week-i beautiful that has ever been offered.
und party. imbibes too freely of pm i The Philmores opened the vaudeville
hibitiOn liquor and [by mistake gets program with wire walking and luggi-
Into the wrong room in his hosts, ing. The work of these performers-
house, where he is discovered in the was good from two standpoints—it
momins sound asleep in a chair; was clever and in no instance was it
’TlII‘. situation being extremely em ‘overdonc. The slapstick was left Ont
lnrrassinz to evenone concerned. is' .and apparently an act of the kind so
lost about hushed up when one of cut meets more readily with local! ap-
lIo guests a young woman with aiproval for the applause was more
Iculty of telling everythinv she: than usually generous for such a num-
IIOWS and with a circulation that her. Barnes and Tiorrain in “Sidta
I Iull only be. compared with the Sat-i tracked" engaged in some real com-
mhy Evening Post. proceeds to tell. edl‘ chatter and introduced a few
II or tho gpegts of the house which catchy .songs. Thev were also an-
Inlher comprises a very compromls :Dlauded to the extent of winning‘ en-
III: .iIuation. With this ever3one tire approval. Rene Storey could
III II III takes a hand at pleading and have a bettei vloce. but for all she
.- II threatening the comprised couple.i is a Brsrt rate entertainer. Her orig-
II (III 1 r in make the best of the sitr‘ inal songs were catchy and pleased
llilill which with very last curtain. and she answered several curtain
‘lillls out satisfactorily to everyone clls. The ebony performers seem to
- III Ir-IIrd The. farce is simply one be popular still for Mason and Bailey.
rinzly situation after another who are of this hue, nearly stopped
and wnl unquestionably prove one of the show. Songs. dancing and bright
i .. III I t popular of the current sea- talk featured their act and the audi-
"p attractions ences warmed up wonderfully with
iiii.’ -r Morosco who has produced this number as a semi-final to the
r: I I (If the biggest hits the Ameri- closing of the show "Money is Mon-
‘” ~ng. has known has 'a‘i usual ev" was the act selected 101' the final
«,1-
High Class Broadway~ V;ud;:i-ll‘c
and Feature Pictures
-—Today at 2:15. 7 & 9—
Albert E. Smith Presents The
Vitagraph Triumps
story of hert throbs and yet with
bright bits for laughter
“THE PREY”
Starring
The accomplished and popular
A L I C E J O Y C E
Holmes Travelogue
Sunshine Comedy
—Tuesday—
Alice Joyce in
“T H E P R E Y”
—AND—- '
Pathe News
Vitaln'aph Comedy
WEDNESDAY——
Dainty and Darling As Ever.
CORRINENGRIFFITH
“BAB’S CANDIATE”
Gumps Cartoon
Fox News
—Thur8u Fri” sat.—
WIth Five Acts of Vaudeville
—Thursday—-
Paramount Presents Enid Bennett
in her latest success
“HAIRPINS”
--Friday & Saturday—
HOBART BOSWORTH
—lN—-
pictrixation
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The greatest
career
“Below the Surface”
Excels in thrills and realities “Bo-
hlnd the Door."
of his
pictures that the S. R. 0. sign wiilwgo
cut for the balance of the engagement
today and tomorrow. The
cannot be too highly commended. Vlo
let Hemminz as Everywomlln. “'anda
Hawley as Beauty. Irving Cummings
as aPssion. Theodore Roberts as
”Wealth. Bebe Daniels all Vice. ‘Mil-
dred Reardon as Conscience and Clara
Horten as Youth—these were the
stars. but only slight less brlliant b0
cause thear parts were less Important
were the other members of the cast.
The promise of I100 beautiful women
was fulfilled. The play will continue
today and tomorrow with the vaude-
ville at 2:15 and 7 nd without vaude-
ville at 9:15.
PALAC E TODAY
I
Alice Joyce Plays Last Engagement
In Vitagrapb's Special “The Prey."
Alice Joyce made a big hit at the
Palace Theatre yesterday when she
made the first appearance in pictures
in Norwalk in some time as the lead-
ing character of a Vltagraph super
feature release “The Prey." Miss
Joyce was at her best and the admir-
ing throng o.‘ theaire goers that at-
tended the picture expressed their un-
qualified approval of every detail of
this pmducucn. It I~ seldom that a
picture makes such an impression and
this one did 1m: night but it was
noticeable mid these are lndi-nlons
that a large number will see it“: play
‘. three days
nesday ' ‘ MI
I. “tenant—“M's: ”abducts"
real comedy feature. ,
soswonTI-I' Two nave
Demand For
and Announces Feature Friday
and Saturday
\Vith a demand which the produc-
ers are making every effort to meet
and prints of Hobart Borworth's “Be
low The Surface' limited east of the
Mississippi. the Palace managem‘t has
received norice that. the feature can
be played for two days only and h“
therefore selected Friday and Satur-
d3' of this week from the original
booking dates. For a
,tlmc. it was doubtful If the picture
'could be secured for more than one
“Below Surface I: So “5 chosen: John Tattle animal):
Great" Palace Gete Cut One Day Robert Define. Arthur Ire-dc Frank
day because of the fact that several;
large cities are authoring for H but Albany Assemey of’lhe Brotherhood
the Palace management was able I10i of St Andrew
impreSs upon Pentium!"i officials the! talk to the. men or the club about the.
: all INOrualkers could not see the pic-
'ture in one day or even two. but that
a better opportunity would be given
by the two day run. As a result of
this move the Palace announces Enid
Bennett in her latest “1 ay " Hairpins”
i for the Thursday afternoon and even-
ing with vaudeville and as already
planned Bosworth in "Below the Sur-
face" with vaudeville Friday and Sat-
Iu.rda3
'. CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were granted Septem~
her 7. List compiled at office of A.
M, Wooster. Bridgeport.
; Noble. Donald, Bridgeport,
machine.
I Petti Ralph Bridgeport
machine loop-taker
Scstv, Leopold, Bridgeport lifeboat.
'Hubbell Lindley 1)., Hartford fire-
aim.
-of transmitting intelligence.
Breminger, Julius. Fairfleld,
heading machine. '
Surprise, Joseph, New Haven.
track for glldln doors.
iBrown. \Val or T. K., Branford.
tubular ice-skate.
Hyde. (‘harles H, “’insted, sash
for dials
Muraski Stanley Waterbury lock.
Rudolph William R.,
IAMERICANS DEFEAT
iAmericsn athletes who portlclpuec
sewinglln the. Olympic content. at Antwerp
sewingi'm‘ the. honors of the meet ele‘y.
;bclnl; far superior to their competi-
can- meter race. his time being 22.2 sec-
Glenbrook. have seen foreign service in the arm-
! J. v. scholz. University of MIsIouI-I
{equalled the world's record In the 100
Long. George A... Hartford. aymemimeter dash making the distance in
mm
an ., 'me’oo ..
Nubia“ Commmpo Named and
”dull"! Limit to Talk from
A th Ham w. Rant-er h
t 8 W as of t e
Trinity Men's club held t'eveninl
the following nominatiln; committee
Drasky, Edward Kosmecki
This committee will meet during the
week and will post a list of mint
tlons in the club rooms not later
than Saturday of this week in prep-
nration for the semiannual election
to be held next Tuesday night. '
ms " cLun' moi ‘
m iron
LOCAL nucmo
TELEPHONE 456
Following the business of the even-
in‘ Rev. Thomas E. Swan, Iertor of
Trinity church gave a talk to the 1
members of the club in \ hif‘] be
congratulated them for the work
done in the past year and pointed out
some ways for them to do more goon
work for the coming year.
Porn W Rextrew, nrcsldent of the
gave a very timely
work the Brotherhood Was doing and
his talk besides being timely to the
point and impressive was one of
great interest Mr. l'iertf'ew has had
much to do with men and understands
them thoroughly. 10 will be remem-
CUNNINGHAM& BACB
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Repairs
All Star Tires
15 MARSHALL ST.
TRUCKING
So L. TALMADGE
Dd, Trips_ to N. Y.
hered that he was formerly connected
with the Boston store in Norwalk an
monster and for the past ll wears
has been monomer of the “'hitney
store in Albany N Y.
NORWEGIANS.
PHRISTIANIA. Norway Sept.13.—
mct Norwerian slurs here today and
tore.
1.06 seconds He also won the 200
'onds Joie Ray Illinois A. C.. won the
800 meter race in one minute 58.7. but
was beaten in the 1,500 meter by a
Norwegian. ' 42!;
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
MEET.
8.0.6. CANDY (X).
Whom sndloe Cree-w
58 “0830" AV“
EAST IOBWAIL con
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Allkindsofnepairin‘.
andwreckinz
WALTER READY, PM
WASHINGTON. Sept.14.—Men who
picture;
christmas- tree ornament and making ed forces of the United States will
33m? fpsrtlcipate in a parade that will be
lluyler. Couter D Greenwich dev- held this evening in conectlon with
Sign .l.ar ithe annual encampmet of the Veter-
ans of Forelzn Wars. now in session
SETTLING ITALIAN DIFFTCULTIES‘ hope Approxlmgtely 5000 delegates
lM’lLAN. Sept. 14.«—Demands that who ".9 in attendance are expected
the Present m°V°m°m 0‘ meld W0“ to march down Penns3lvania avenue
ers in Italy be extended in order to Business law,” occupied the at-
destroy the present social system of tentlon of the delegates todav
Italy were made b3 Enrico Malatestau
an anarchist leader. addressing a‘
fleeting of unions Opposing “19 Con-l THE HILISIDE SCHOOL
federation of Labor here today. Other'
’ (PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK)
orators at the. meeting. however.
maintained it was advisable to bring .
about an understanding between all cir:::l: :3: t'li:|.y::rd1m‘lfigtb&yc.¢'
organizations differing from the Con- nesday “mm." and at 9: on mm.
{edemtmn' Thor-bush Instruction by experienced
Iifaculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary, Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offers College Propa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
SINN FEle GET MAIL.
BAXTRY. Ireland. Sept. 14.—Slnn
Feiners captured government mails'
being carried by airplane near here
20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
.Lesdinz' Accessory Store
9 Railroad Avenue
f rtccn want one. Special
yesterday. adopting a clever n‘lie to "m ton to I y
reviews for college examinations.
carry out their raid. A number of
General course More as electives:
Household Cclencs. Economics.
Psychology, History of Art, Lang“...
men dressed in British armv uniforms
made a 'large' white circle in a field
and deceived the airmen operating
the airplane so completel3 that they‘ Small clam give opportunity for
drooped mail bass. which were quick- Individual instruction and develop-
Ty picked up. taken to a motor car moot of from method of study.
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- I iIIl an excellent cast. including: and it turned out to be a delight. With
{III‘I'I‘I lrIVte William Roselle. Frances eight high class performers, actuallyt
\‘liillam David Beatrice Noyes. one scenery and splendid costumes,
T‘r IIII Allworth Ninlta Bristow Ger- and a little plot that is also essential.
""--M11it|and.Halbert Brown Har- this revue was offered with entire set-
"ld tir- Becker. Stapleton Kent, Maude! infection. The first day attendances
“mud and others. lwore good but it is likely slur the
’“H play is in three acts and four first nighters tell of the
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and carried off toward Kerry. comm-chad . m largo I—TO-e ~
—-——————--—- gymnasium ample and beautiful
CATHOLIC CHARITIES CONFER. lgyrounds offer equipment for but men- "Elk H. A. MEAD
“ASHING'I‘OENCESe t 4 lld : aiEax’p’hyslcal development. NO
‘ \' p it h It onal teachers of voice, lane,
labor problems juvenile delinquency and drawing on the faculty. P MIC“! Repm CO. w W
and Americanlzatlon work were dis- l The Principals may be noon at the ‘0 Km
cussed at today's sessions of the Na- jschoel by appointment after Septem- WALK. OOH.- ' ‘ n “'
tional Conference of Catholic (‘I'Iari~ .ber 7th, 1920. Prlnted matter on re- 2. “Am 8" m
ties On the program for addresses request. , TELEPHONE “I 3'.
weIe Chief of Police O'Brien of St. MY
Louis and Mrs. Ellen O‘Grady deputyi “ARGARET 3- BRENDL'NGER A.B .
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