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Regent Theatre;

NORWALK—PHONE 1501
THIS EVENING ONLY 8: 15 _

Oliver Morosco Presents Owen Davis’ Spicy Farce

L‘Marry the Poor Girl’l

With a Typical Morosco Cast Including

ISABEL LOWE-—- BEATRICE NOYES— muons MANN-
GERTRUDE MAITLAND— NINTA BRISTOW MAUD‘ O‘-
con‘non- WILLIAM ROSELLE— FRANK ALLWORTH—
WILLIAM DAVID— HOLBERT BROWN— HAROLD: m:
DECKER— STAPLETON KENT. ’

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PALACE .

High Class Vaudeville Last Three Days Each Week

Feature Picture

THEATRE
SO. Norwalk

Every Day ’ '

 

A Vaudeville Bill That
Thursday. Friday.

Frank Hartley
Champion Navy Juggler

 

Jack Dinney and Mabel Morrison
In a Classic Song Revue '

Vaudeville's Best Known Comedians
HILL AND FIELDS .
In A Comedy Skit With a Hundred Laughs

“A JAPANESE HONEYMOON”

With Costume and Scenic Effects That Dazzle And a Cast of
Ten Celebrated Stars 5

 

TODAY—Paramount Presents ENID BENNETT

 

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PRICES—75 cts.. $1. $1.50 and $2.

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Regent Theatref

NORWALK PHONE 1501 I
The Best in Vaudeville and Pictures

 
 
 

 

 

Friday and Saturday .
The Screen Triumph of the Year—The Greatest Broadway
Record— 0,4 8 1

THOMAS MEIGHAN and GLORIA SWANSON

Late Stars of The Miracle Man In a More Spectacular and
Absorbing Picturization

“WHY CHANGE ;
YOUR WIFE”

Played The Criterion Theatre, in New York City For Eight
Weeks at 75 cts. to $1.50.

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ADDED ATTRACTION SATURDAY ONLY "
A new and thrilling serial attraction that will startle

STARRING EDDIE POLO

 

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A crash in the fog! A few
waves close over another ship!

passenger, the diver drops to
a porthole,
What???

With LOUISE GLAUM As

MORMONS SAY “AMEN."

 

Editor Sentinel: Governor Cox. ac-
cording to heading on the first page-
til’ the New York Times. this morning.’
enthused the MormOns of Salt Lake
City, last night. when he addressed
them on the very debatable subject of
the League of Nations. "Amen and
Aim-u" won- frequently elicted {rom-
thcse Mormons when he went on to
describe the League as. a spiritual is.
sue, and the wily Governor. noticing
the religious fervor he had aroused.
bore down hard. tickling this parlitu-
iur vein of theirs: for all he was
worth.

inasmuch. however, as this particu-
lar vein of theirs was tickled once
before. by that great deceiver. Brien
ham Young. thus causing them to go.
far astray. spiritually speaking. isl
there not a danger. may I ask. that
they are again being terribly dcceiV-x‘
cd. when conducting: themselves in:
such fashion. after listcnlng to G0v-.
ernor Cox? How do they know thcl
Governor isn‘t but another falso’
prophet? Or do they care a rap. sol
long as they have their aforesaid vciu l

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in the latest Thomas

lnce special "Why Change Your

lllirncle 311m“
[ II.

Ell THE THEATRES

“BELOW THE SURFACE"

{traction for- Friday and Saturdnv of
ithis week. After an eight weeks run
lat prices ranging up to 181.50 at the
Great (‘rlterion Theatre in New Kork cit_'.
sthcrc can he no doubt that the at-

 

 

Hobart Bosworth Stars In
Under Sea Picture—

Vaudevnlle. lnrc certain to enjoy it. On Saturday

, - .2 .. - o'the Regent will start' a new ,serial
lllllliirtvflx..v;§21i:mig rfi‘gffiegofif starring Eddie Polo. a. well known:
‘ l'n-luw The Surface." in which he will "MWWII played. Special provision-s
...- ht’t‘ll at the Palace Theatre Friday “3"“ “0“", made for 9 children 5‘ malt:
.nld Suturdly with vaudevillp. N0 lien and tickets having a ten cent vole
..~l.u~ Inns been more successful in us- ue have been distributed. These at:

My; stronzly dramatic stories of the
i-t'd ms starring vehicles on the screen
llllll Mr. Bosworth.

”1' comes by his love for the sea.
'in‘i his nautical knowledge naturally

 

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the schools but chiildren not obtain-
. - - ' . .t the Regent
'n he sailed before the mast fox sev- mil ”mm Will find some '1

"Hi yeuls .ind holds 1), master's llc- loby Saturday afternoon “0 in“ all
“H... in the merchant marine. Mr. may have the some opportunit\
H'hworih toured the country in vaudc-l *‘W

‘v'llla' :1 few seasons ago in a tabloid

PALACE VAUDEVILLE
t-Iiiliou of "The Sea “felt" with singu. 1

 

Strong Bill of Specialties Offered

 

in success. liis previoius phoioplav.

lh-hintl the Door,” will live Ions in This Week: Innis Brother's En-
rlu minds of all who have seen it.= gagement Postponed by

‘ ill-luw the Surface" is declzl'r’ed to be‘ lllnelo. ' ‘

:In cvcll morn i’laOl‘bll’lg picture. It '

WM; produce” nv Thomas H. lnce for? Although the Innis Brothers. well
‘l'flllliillllliil Arum-nit release and was known vaudeville performers who
«lump-«l hv lrvin Willat. lwere engaged for this week- at the

JPalace are compelled to postpone
:thelr ongngemcnt because of illness
_- . Iwhich took them out of Keith‘s Rlst
"Marcy The Poor Girl" Will Be Of. street Theatre yesterday. the remain—
fered at the Regent Theatre. tier of the announced program stands
' and is high class. “a Japanese lion-
eymoon" with a cast of ten will be
the feature act and the other numq
. hers will be. of first order. Enid Ben-=
nett will play “Hairpins” at th; ilTI’Ill-
ace as today's feature and on r (93'
‘llogcnl Theatre this evening. follow-'nnd Saturday, Hobart Bosworth‘s
illf'.’ which enztflzemgnt it Will 9:0 10 grpatest production ”.891sz the Sur-
lo New York or t e winter season. face" will he the fpat‘re.
'l‘llo only reports from the plav nrel
lhflse by persons who have seen the}
dress rehearsals, among them M'ma‘;
--.'-r Kniitor of the Regent who was
Mr Morosco‘s'guest in New York lasthHSOn Anderson. fiw years old. son
“W"; 7"”:h“fluidofinjoq'wgég’gergx_or Mrs. Anderson of 16 Charter Oak
“vol, IS in 9 't ' . -= 5 U, ,' . . .
inundation for the protluCtiOn and “Ii-11:3: htajvasktilt"2?:fdyegyerdtatoamgl‘:
will doubtless 019899 Norwalkers t0"noon in front of his home..' His
night, The seat sale has been "9ry'lnotlier was away at work at the time.
.qillet‘iory but there are still good She believes the boy was spirited
wanrvnlion available. away by his grandfather. with 'whom
the child has lived most or the past
two years and who has repeatedly
{claimed right to the possession of the
Thomas Meighan and Gloria Swanson boy. The. grandfather’s home is in
Will Play “Why Change Your lNorwich, the father of the bOyis
Wife" At Regent Tomorr0w ldead. Mrs. Anderson some time ago
and Saturday. engaged counsel and it was on his ad—

MOROscO FV’LAYWTVONIGHT

 

'Owcn Dnvis' new spicy comedy.
which is being staged and produced
uudr-r the direction of Oliver Morosco
with what has been termed a "typical
li‘lUl'OSCO cast" will be seen at the

HARTFORD BOY KIDNAPPEJD.

HARTFORD. Sept . lfl.—\V0'0(ll‘0w

 

_A-eour A WIFE

 

“'ifc" which will be the Regent at-z

Iin the proves-s,

ltracilon is high class and Norwalkers‘
.the Exchange Telegraph

 

vice that she had legal right to the,
“The Miracle Man" will be recalled’chud that she took him away from
.1 forceful and finished production-the grandfather's home four weeks;
will also be remembered that‘ago. She said today that she intends
Tilt-Hui. Mcighan and Gloria Swansonlto fight vigorously for 9053038101! 0"
with a high class supporting cast. acqher boy. ’
Quilted themselves more than credit-
"Mv in this picture. Well they navel
"Keeilcd their performances of "The

 

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-—Try a classified advancement In
the Sentinel for the hut mill- .

tickled fOr them? My advice to them,
is to think more and feel less. lcstl
they go down to perdition, altogethcrj
and possibly drai: up down with them 3

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lM'CORMACK CANCELS ENGAGE.‘

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LONDON. Sept. ‘lG.——-A dispatch to.
from Mcl-l
bourno says that John Mct‘ormack.:
the singer. has cancelled all his Aun'
tralinn engagements and is lcavilluI
immediately for Londont in order to
escape the disagreeable situation
which has arisen as a result of tho

the some time will be made the means‘ demonstration bv part of mp “dim“. ter an application of "Dandprmc" you
of distributing flvn season passes for at a recent concert rising and Singing can not find a fallen hair or~any dand-
.the entire fifteen episodes of .ihe ser-,the British national amhflm' and some rut}. Besides every hrlir s..r\-: new
Tickets will be distributed at' of them shouting that Mr. Air-Cormack life, vigor, brightness, more color and

was a Sinn Friner.

In“HAIRPINS” :

 

——Friday and Saturday Only—€-

HOBART BOSWORTH in
“Below The Surface”

wild moments of terror and the
Frantic for his young wife, a
the bottom.
he sees a sight that fires, then freezes his throat!
A great love story of t
under water adventure ever filmed—Even finer
startling than Bosworth’s “Behind the Door"

MONDAY e TUESDAY—“THE RrvaR's END"
4019mm TO THE pALAcs soon—:—

The Screen Sensation of the Year
“S—E—X”

Is Bound To Please
and Saturday;—

Clay and Robinson
Pithy Sidewalk Patter

There, through

he sea and the most amazing
and more

The Modern Vampire

 

 

I
LABOR STRIKE Home l
vUP MAGAZINE.

“’ASliiNtlTON. Sept. lG.~~Some ofI
the difficulties attached to the enter-l
{Wine of getting out'a labor union pub-l
iication worn indicated by the follow“
ing notice printcd in the ('tlrrfnt lk!
am» of "Labor." :1 weekly newspaper .
publshcd by the Plumb Plan League:
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here:

“Editor Phil Ziegler. of the Rail-
way Clerk. requests “Labor" to an-l
nouncc that the September issue of}
the magazine is delayed on accounti
of a strike of pressmen and assist.
ants."

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Ito Beauty.

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Frances Mann ln Oliver Mot-0000's
the Regent The-m. Thursday, neon
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"i Come "to Bridgeport’s Largest, Shoe Store .
" ' and Save Money.” . .

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Selling Records will be Shattered this" week ’*
An announcement that will! create the immediate buying
interest of every person looking for Savings on shoe prices.

$75,000 Manufacturer’s Shoe Stock
To Be Turned Into Cash a t Sensational Bargain Prices

Thousands of pairs of Men’s, W'omen's and Children’s Shoes almost given away.
Buy now for your needs for the coming year. '
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I LADIES! Here are the

$10.00* 0 ladies" 7 Dr.

\lhlicomh C u ehlc n

Sole Comfort Shoes“

and ‘

Oxfords $5.95
Dress:

This Beautiful
Comfort Shoo, made
ewr Dr. Whip-omits fa-
mous preomlptlon last.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Greatest Savags' it {those
you have seen it years.

310 New Fall Style m-Top Boots

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

of soft. pliable. black A REAL ‘IJ, ’
kin-kin ~leather; flexible MOVE" ‘ IT) use

“wad .olcs. r u b b e r EATING A”. . )
he'll: they fit the {vol EVILV'I‘ . m l i

1 all over without. binding
or pinching.
" Choice of high, low or
medium been.
810 renter-t. Itas-
Qlad Guards.

Fourteen styles reps-Bum for
Women, Growing Girls and Kisses.
Selected leathers. fine wu‘kmanship. .'
‘ 'Black, Brown, Tan. Gray. Patent , g
Coltskm' , medmm' or long vamp-3 ..
‘ . military, Cuban or French heels.

 

; ‘ 2" 310 m Styles "1'
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>_ $7.50 Extra - '
High Cut Boots . ‘ kld. The ye", '
3:75.2“l'miz'm” A fi’fl... 7?“ """ 35.95 5
brown. Goodyear '

 

stitched soles, fine

Workmanshlp. Big "I!“
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“ K .' for Boys—-

and ‘1'“.

School Shoes $2.95
Bon' and Girls'
FAIU'. "'1 Cut.
Boots for School
Black or Brown
$5.50 High Cuts

‘2.95

A choc for comfort.
style t'l cervlcc;
strong, .xtm good
wearing. medium
heavy Cole- and
low brood heels. ,
broad too In."l .‘.
Jun the shoe ’
[or ochool.

SALE OF MEN’ 8' SHOES one: I Here They Are, Men! .
2‘10 ”RM": Health M3? > ~ We . Guaranteed to \Vear G Monthi l
“Dr. Foster's Comfort Ohm ’ ' “sign“;figmgfng
, for $5.05
Stylish and durable for business men. well
dressed young men and all men that want I
comfort and style combined.‘ The greatest
value ever offered. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”- 30 High CIR
Bool-

P' o r growing
s:.rls and mist-n,
black or brown,

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flimughout. soft. ;
pliable gun mct-

trim

in: water-
Hode In Blackl proof
Calf. Brown Calf‘ poles. /

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Flexible welted
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medicated
cushion In—
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rubber
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With one delegate denied a seat on delegates accused
the charge that he had "by words and
actiOns expressed
W. W. and ‘one big union’ agitators",

seat is J ohn

natioal Brotherhood of Boilermakers.‘
llron Ship Builders and Helpers
lAmerica marked time here today. (‘8'-

LABOR DELEGATE DENIED A
SEAT.

The delegate denied a
of McKelvey, representing a Smith lo—
McKelvey also was suspended.

'while its credentials committee scru~ from membership in the Brotherhood.
tinized the records of several otherI

 

KlANSAS CITY. Mo.. Sept. 16.—

-—Try a classified advertisement in
ltho Sentinel for the best results.

of anti‘Amerlcan-

sympathy with I. ism.

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lTHE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
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.will open for the year 1020-21 on Wed-
‘necday, September 22nd, at 0:” mm.

Thorough Instruction by expeclenad,
faculty of college graduates in Priv:
imary, lntermedlate and Upper School

‘ratory and General Coors.“ for girls
‘lrom fourteen to twenty-one.
reviews for
General course offers as electiveo:‘
Household
‘Psycbology, Hlotory of Am Language.
etc.

individual

men! of right method of study.
Commodlous school

gymnasium,

grounds onet- equipment for but men-

ul and physical development. .
Exceptions

and drawing on the faculty.

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to newsman a. “Minoan. A...
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Make Your Home COmfortable _

Evenings are growing cool. now is the time to utilize
the cheerful warmth of a

Portable Electric Heater

CARRY ms COMFORT WITH YOU IN EVERY
ROOM. SEE men AT

" F. M. Cullen’s Electric, Shop. ’
:60, Wall SW1. ’ . . _ V NM
' ego... 9f ’4'“ Superficial Washer” V

 
 

(PR08PECT HILL, NORWALK) }
School for girls and for little boy-2:

 
 

 

Upper School offers College PI‘GPI-.

Special '
college examinations. :

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ample and been!“ i

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