WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1920
ISABEL LOWE— BEATRICE
Regent Theatre
NORWALK—PHONE 1501
OneNight Only, Thur.,Sept. 16
Oliver Morosco Presents Owen Davis’ Spicy Farce
f‘Marry the POOrGirl”;
—“ With a Typical Morosco Cast Including
GERTRUDE MAITLAND— NINTA BRISTOW MAUD. 0'-
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 Season. ‘
SEATS NOW SELLING
PRICES—75 cts.. $1. $1.50 and $2.
NOYES— FANGES MANN—-
Regent
N ORWALK
Record—
Absorbing Picturization
Weeks at 75 cts. to $1.50.
Starring
Theatre
—Friday and Saturday .
The Screen Triumph of the Year—The Greatest Broadway
PHONE 1501 '-
The Best in Vaudeville and Pictures
LAST TIME TODAY AT 2:15 and 7 ;
1 Pictures Only at 9:15
A galaxy of vaudeville that will surely please i
FIVE ALL STAR ACTS
And Norwalk’s Last Opportunity to See
‘EVERYWOMANW
With Violet Hemming, Wanda Hawley, Bebe Daniels,~ Theo-
dore Roberts, Irving Cummings and Hundredsof Others
. . 3': I)...
THOMAS MEIGHAN and GLORIA SWANSON
Late Stars of The Miracle Man In a More Spectacular and
“WHY CHANGE ‘
YOUR WIFE”
Played The Criterion Theatre, in New York City For
- Eight
ADDED ATTRACTION SATURDAY ONLY
A new and thrilling serial attraction that will startle
“THE MENACING DAGGER”
-——-
Eddie Polo
Til .l‘llE- THEATRES
REGEN r VAUDEViLLE
:’ time.
,year.
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Evening With Final Presentation
of “Everywoman.” ,
Thr- excellent vaudeville program
':ln b has been on at the Ref-lent
'lh wtre for the last performances to-
..imml for th(' last performances to-
w at 2:15 and 7 o‘clock. There is;
doubt but tllai the five actst
~w lit-on verv pIcaSing for everyi
mar-nintion has been attended ”9%
“Him and 5' mlnzly more enthusias-
‘Ii‘ audicnces. Today Will also be they
4‘1! opportunity for Norwalkers tol
..-o the picture play “Everywoman"-—i
:I prcso-nlatiun of merit with an un-
-~w9llv-d calmly of stars. Violet Hem-
ming. Theodore Roberts. “'anda Haw;
icy. lrvinz Cummings. Bebe DzlaniS.‘
Raymond Hatten. Edvtho Chapumn.’
'lully Mauuhail, .iildred Reardon and
the? countless Others—~11“ bright spot:
in an attraction of unusual propor-
. i
nous.
PALACE VAUDEVILLE
Management Has a “Money Back",
Guarantee Five Act Program FOr
Last Three Day; With Bennett
And Bosworth Features.
Three is a little Bolshevik spirit.
in the city and in spite of the,
own. nr local theatre managers t0]
». wu- lush class vaudeville there has‘
'- "it some adverse criticisms. All of
'32). li‘ spite of the fact too that ”10;
‘ vl'ulle programs this ycar have
from twice to hree times as.
h In. was ever paid for bills in
wow ytnis. But Eliasizzwr Hamil-lI
- m «it 'br- Palace is wearing his usurii'
~ '3 inn! today announced a five nci'i
v'vlm for the last three days: of‘
”i: Ihat he is willing -0 hack
thsc who are not satisfieilfl
liar-tiny, a jumper of fame will
show.
.1 variety of comedy and comict
”1 iheir sidewalk patter Jack!
and Mabel [Morrison will pre-
t 4mg revue and have as high a
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‘Imiuniion '0
“"3 hit of a
- period.
{Their zenith was reached in “Flo Flo"
a
lvaudevillc thcy have played only big presentation will also be certain that
act. thisithcre will not. be a line of vlilzarivy
iin the play.
nd since the initial appearance in
They hdve a new
The closing number will be
presented by a cast of ten with sev-
n It
fcrinz. 0n Thursdav Enid Bennett.
will ho starred in “ilainpins” and on
Friday and Saturday Hobart Rosworth
will play his most notable success
‘ Below The SurfaCe."
PALACE TODAY
Vitagraph Presents Corinne Griffith
in A Special Comedy Hit “Bab’e
.— Candidate."
Althouch it has no relation to
Mary Roberts Rinehart’s “limb" char-
acter. theatre goers who delight in
Hell and wholesome comedy will be
pleased with "Bab’s Candidate," a one
hundrcd percent mirth proroker, in
which Corinne Griffith will he starred
at the Palace Theatre today.
Griffith is one of the most popular of
‘ the younger fominine' stars and has
‘ such a charming way that her‘ ad-
. mirers already rival for numbers those
Of Marv Pickford.
and some others:
the calciuim glare for a much ionizer
She is at her best in "Bab'e
Candidate," 3 Vitagrapb production.
'i‘odziy's~ program will lnnludo {lumps
Cartoon and Fox chvs and the Palace
complete orchestra will furnish a se-
iccied musical program. The change
of pictures for the last three days of
the week which was unavoidably nec-
essary is now well understood. On
Thursday Vitagraph will present Enid
Bennett in "Halrpins", with five acts
of vaudeville and on Friday and Sat-
urday the long expected Hobart Bos-
worth feature “Behind The Door” will
be presented with vaudeville.
REGENT FEATURES
iliargurite Clark
Clay and Robinson Another Thomas Melghan and Gloria
Swanson Success Will Be “Why
Change Your Wife" Friday
and Saturday.
Thos. Meighan and Gloria Swanson,
my”: 3“ any two performers invaudc-i who will be remembered (3:3? unit‘s.» ,
Th“ innig Brothers need no in- cellent presentation of rge 0
Norwalk for they were Tucker’s “‘The Miracle Man” will be the Regent TM”:
Palace show this year. seen at the Regent «Friday and Satan Yuk. _ __ -
' a > v . i l in bat is reference
Lent Performance Will Be Given This‘Egltlilfég‘ .10“?;;a:::ecgfgggin§é§°‘s'i“kw to exp 8 w h
imay be described as a spectacular of~
‘Miss i
who have been in .
THE SOUTH NORWALK
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BALACE $3.33.?
.High Class Vaudeville Last Three Days Each Week-
Feature Picture Every Day
—Today at 2:15. 7:15 and 9—.— .
Albert E. Smith Presents Another Vitagraph Triumph
“CORRINNE GRIFFITH
In a sparkling comedy success .
“BAB’S CANDIDATE”
Gumps Cartoon Fox News
HERE IT IS AT LAST!
A Vaudeville Bill That Is Bound To Please
——Thursda.v. Friday. and Saturday——
Frank Hartley Clay and Robinson
Champion Navy Jugler Pithy Sidewalk Patter
Jack Dinnev and Mabel Morrison
In a Classic Song Revue
Welcome Return To Norwalk Of The Famous
INNIS BROTHERS
Late Start of “F10 Pie” in 100 Proof Comedy And Vaudeville
Most Spectacular Offering ‘
“A ‘JAPANESE HONEYMOON”
With Costume and Scenic Effects That Dazzle And a Cast of
Ten Celebrated Stars
—Thursda.v. Paramount Presents Enid Bennett—
In“HAIRPINS”
Friday and Saturday OnlY——-
HOBART BOSWORTH in
“Below The Surface”
A crash in the fog! A few wild moments of terror and the
waves close over another ship! Frantic for his young wife, a
passenger, the diver drops to the bottom. There, through
a porthole, he sees a sight that fires, then freezes his throat!
What??? A great love story of the sea and the most amazing
under water adventure ever filmed—Even finer and more
startling than Bosworth’s “Behind the Door”
COMING TO THE PALACE SOON———.
The Screen Sensation of the Year
“S E—X”
With LOUISE GLAUM As The Modern Vampire
“-
anyone." A typicalr
Morosco cast will present the piece:
and “Marry The Poor Girl" can be,
counted upon as a forthcoming brizbti
bit of eniertainmcnt. The seat sale
which Opened Monday has been such‘
1
as to indicatc :13" very gratifying re-;
ccption for the new play in Norwaik;
but there are many choice reserve»;
tions still available. The scale of.
prices here is below that which will
prevail in .Viw York ncxt week and'
throughout the season.
day in a new Paramount Play “ ‘i'hy
Change Your “'ife." This picture
has the record of the longest run on
'ilroadway exceeding cvcn Griffith's
“The Birth at a Nation." it played
the Strand and Rivioli and then made
an eight Weeks engagement at thr
Criterion Theatre. Ten weeks for a
picture like this in New‘ York should
mean two more than capacity days
at the Regent.
est offense to
\
“MARRY THE POOR GIRL"
“ADAM AND EVA" .
“Adam and Eva." a truly American;
comedy produced under the guiding
hand of F. Ray Comstock and MorriS'
Gest. and conceded to be the biggest,
comedy success of many seasons. will‘
come to the Palace Theatre, South
Norwalk, Thursday evening. Scpt.23.i
"Adam and Eva." bv Guy Bolton!
and George )liddietown. is a genuine}
comedy of American life. possesslnzl
a story of tho liveliest interest and
the comedy. which runs fast and furi-i
ous. keeps the audience in constant:
lau'rhtcr. A selectmast and n magni-l
Ticket Demand indicates ThatrNew
Morosco Play Will Get A Big
Reception in Norwalk.
Oliver Momsco never does tblnzs
by halves. Those who saw Leo Carillo
and Grace Valentine play "Lombardi
Lit." in Norwalk this spring or anyone
who has ever seen a Morosco show
will vouch for the fact. And this
applies with us much force as over
to the new Morosco comedy “Marry
The Poor Girl" which will have its
premier in Norwalk Thursday evening
of this week at tho Rcmnt Tlunntrc
and will then go to the Little Thea-
tre. New York City. for the whim" limit production :0 to make up the;
run. “Marry The Poor Girl" is by cxci-llent organization which F. Ravi
Owen Davis. It is announced as: a Conistock and Morris (lost will send!
“spicy” comcdv and it may be counted here. '
upon to contain a little of stage ta
basco. but those who are in the‘lcart
familiar with the Morosco tm-hnirmo or
NEW YORK CENTRAL BOND
ISSUE.
‘\’\'.’iSHlNGTON. Sept. 15.~~Authoi"i-,
t.\' was given the New York Central!
Railroad Company today by the Inter-l
state Commerce (‘ommisezion to issue,
collateral trust bonds to the amount?
meant. And he added "You can be or 821000.000 and refunding and im“
sure that Mr. Davis' pen never wrote provemem mortgazc bonds to the
a line that would give even the slighl-amount of $23.000,000.
“There is spice and
'spice" said Mr. Morosco when he was
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Beatrice Noyes in
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Oliver “more. new force “Harry
,TD. Poor Girl" at
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Thur-day. up; 10. Original «95 e‘o-n am‘n‘flwlm a
mom "'=
A: the uncouth outer that lies bo-
ncnlh‘ the deep
“'ltliln Its rough and homely shell o
precious pearl may keep;
As gems of precious value and vein!
of purest gold ,
May be beneath the surface of a
naked. bloomiess mold—
So God oft hltlcs a heart with the
noblest traits endowed
In one to whom he hath no outward
grace allowed.
—Ja:nes Gardner.
A TEA-TIME CAKE OR TWO.
For those “ho practice serving an.
too, a
choice cakes and
s u M ii \viclu-s fll‘t‘
llcmiml to nccmlh
puny tin! refresh-
iu: hove-rage.
Oriental T e a
Cakes.-—W o r k
onet‘mu‘th of a
cup of slmrtvnlm:
until crummy, ndd
oln- i-upi'ul in brown sugar gradually.
boating constantly. Dissolve one-cizzhtb
ofn tczispoon of soda in one iil‘ilt‘NIltNHl-
fill of “'lllt'l' and will this to Ihc tlrst
mixture; thcu mid omnhnlf teaspoon of
vuuiiin and one cupful of flour. Mix it
until it holds together We” nml Icnvcs
no crumbs in tho bmil. If it Sl'ptll'ilit‘s
add water a drop ill :1 time until the
mixture can be moldwi into small hulls.
Place the balls on button-cl this no inch
and a half upon and bake in a quick
mun ulliil (II-lit'dit-ly broulled. This
recipe will imtkc 40 cnkc<.
Ham Tomato Toast—Take one-half
iahlcspoonful of mincml onion and one
inhlospooni'ul 0f minccd urct-u pepper;
cook in two iiililvspooni'uls of butter.
then mid two whit-spoonfuls of flour.
:1 to-nspoont’ul of sugar. it {My dasht-e
of pcppt'r. oncvbnlf imispoont‘ui of wit.
one-half cupful of uilim-d bum. and a
cupful of tomato puree. Sofie on
toast.
Almond Toast—Mix five cupi‘azls of
flour, one and onc-lmif cupfuls of
sugar, one-fourth of a cup of butter.
one-half cupful of milk, one-half ten-
spoon of vanilla. four onus. two ion-
spoonfuls of baking [mwdon {our ta-
blespoonl’uls Of Olive Oil. Mix as usual,
adding at. the lust one-fourth Of a
pound of split unblnncbcd almonds.
Kncnd lightly and ucll. usinz flour on
the bonds to keep from sticking. 'l‘um
into three \vvll crcnswi broad pans and
bake in a moderate ovcn until brown.
Cut the loaves in half-inch slices and
place them crosswise in a pan to
brown; turn so that the sides will
brown. Cool bci’on- packing away.
These are excellent to serve with tea
ornoon i'cu
' or coffee and will kelp for weeks in I
dry place.
Melanie
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KITCHEN
CABINET
Ruskin says: First iced people, then
clothe and house people. then please
them with art. The fundamental thing
In to feed them. "A: armies travel on
their stomachs." so an active brain
must have a well-nourished body.
A COLLECTION OF GOOD THINGS.
For a spring dish which is especial-
ly good. cook together grccn pens, new
p o t n t o e s and
n m n l I g roe n
onions and new
carrots; add a
few slices of crisp
1‘11th lmcou cut in
bits and who“ the
vegetu blcs are
cooked. s e n s o n
Scrve liot.
“'0‘“ and add milk.
Coleelaw.——siice firm
put into a dish of Cold vsntcr to crisp.
Prepare the following for dressing:
Take two \Vcll beaten eggs. half a
cupi'ul of sour cream and cook over
water unt'il thick. take from the fire
and add two tnblcspooni‘uls of vinegar.
half a teaspoonful of salt and a (lush
of cliycnnc. When cold mix with the
cabbage which has been well drained
and (lricd on a cloth.
Fruit Drop Coleen—Cream two-
thirds of a cupful of butter or any
sweet for, odd one cupfui of brown
sugar. :1 tenspoonful of cinnamon, one-
third of n cupful each of currnnts and
raisins cut fine. two~thirde of a cupful
of chopped walnuts, two well beaten
rugs, a half tonspoonful of vanilla, one
pint of flour and two tcaspoont’uls of
baking powder. Drop by spoonfuls on
baking sheets. Bake in a moderate
oven. .
Coffee Caramelm—Put n pound of
dark brown sugar into n saucepan. add
one cupful of clear strong coffee, one-
lmlf cupful of cream and one table-
spoonful of butter. Cool: until
snaps when dropped in (old water.
Pour into greased tins and mark in
squares. as it cools.
Velvet Sherbet—Mix the juice of
three lemons, one and ()ll(5~ili'!lif cupfuls
of sugar and stir until dissolved; odd
four cupiuls of rich milk and freeze.
it may look curdled. but when from
it will he as smooth as u-lyet.
Stuffed Egg Saint—Cut bard cooked
eggs in halves. take out the yolk; cut
a thin slice from each rounded white
to make it stand ‘nrmly. drop in each
a little mayonnaiee. Mix the yolks to
a paste with the mayonnuloe, using
any minced meat fish or flavor wage
table for seasoning. Fill the cavities
and sprinkle with chopped parsley.
cabbage and-
id
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