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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1920 · page 3

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_ REGENT SERIAL l
TIiEATRE Eddie Pole Favorite of Young And Old:
P ‘ In New UniverSal Special—Ch".
dren's Matinee Saturday.
so. Norwalk Eddie! Pole. long known as one of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regent Theatre

NORWALK - - PHONE 1501
The Best in Vaudeville and Pictures

the Universal serial stars- will be
seen tomorrow at the Regent Theatre
in the first episode ot a new serial.
The play will thereafter be presented
every Saturday until its complete
story has been told. Because Pole is
popular particularly with children

High Class Vaudeville Last Three Days Each Week-
Feature Picture Every Day

 

EHQIWLAND’S ‘

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YESTERDAY A DAY OF SENSATIONS ——Today and SaturdaY— E
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Manager Kanter has arranzml a spec-
- 'al w ._ Si 1 ' k» a th ~ 37'
FIRST The Will]. Street Explosmn - t. n gejltisnlhward; dgtrllis‘sxi‘on 'llavewlzgen: The Screen Triumph 0f the Year‘The Greatest Broadway snuggl scarfs \'
Arrl Rivalling This Happening Which Had Stirred The file-‘1‘?“ 8"“ ;“3;1"I,6hi“"‘9;; fiyngmo“; 396mb. E ‘
_. _ ...... Ienl at $0100 iIc-y “II I . Is mI I b 3
. . CTN" 0”“ .11....3?" 3?:512.422‘1’..S;l.‘;".3§€..:‘;2i THOMAS MEIGHAN and GLORIA SWANSON ‘3 0f 1 nara 01.1.
1 HE PAI‘A(—’E EV ERY MINUTE IN HIGH m ”will? 1.0.? “I! Pifwéim‘ i Late Stars of The Miracle Man In a More Spectacular and Fluffy and light and beautiful—new searfs of ma
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VAUDE‘I ILLE ”E'Sggmseeg‘l’uDBZ'l‘SEWSSS" Absorbing Pictunzatlon :0? mlthoSe splendid shades of taupe Seal black
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P121375 Today and Tomorrow SAYS MISS LOIS BOLTON.

 

 

Center aisle, halt.

---- “ W HY CHANGE
Complete Shows at 2:15 and 7—Pictures Only 9:15 “I presume. we all have our fads 1 Some in verv graceful cape style. Some finish
and only likes and dislikes." say Miss . . . . ” ' . _
Frank Hartley Clay and Robinson “("5 80mm who Wm M. SM, h?” YOUR WIFE” IWIth wavy tails. Beauties all. And they. are made. in
Champion Navy Jugg-ler Pithy Sidewalk Patter I‘O‘Q‘... éfil‘;‘ée“¥§.§;‘.2“3.1333335?! pecullar clever fashion which prevents them from twis
. - 23 d. . ’ i . . . .

Jack Dmnev and Mabel Morrison ”(aha 13?“: .0$°,‘,’,‘;‘f, new £031,335; Played The Criterion Theatre, In New York City For Eight Img! . . . .9
In a. Class": Song Revue Sgilngggt 203;“s:;g’}::;igggg“::jia€g i Weeks at 75 cts. to $1.50. A rare comfort. protection against cool hreezes— if
valldeville’s Best Known comedlans fly. in ()thpr “.nrflgI { love to a“ and" $9650 to $22.50. '

 

FRAZER AND BUNCE “ha" "‘3‘" “We” Sundav Evenin At 7 and 9— '
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In A Comedy Sklt With 9' Hundred Laughs anIdI fuss: w]: inaligllrrfliellwahatmigi “RIDERS OF THE DAWN” R df
4. , ea ‘Ne'zhh . Day" (1.
w... cm“: $233332? IIOTEIEEMQOEII'II 0 I I w: ..t 4.....- e ern corsets,
l. - c cc 8 a. 323 e & as 0 monl l We arranged a 'Nelghbors Day'
l n d . h s— _ . NE (‘REY’S DESERT OF WHEAT '
Ten Celebrated Stars 2:; 2‘: 332.12.23.23; ”2;. 5.15;: Z“ ' little lot-- $6.
.l- lj'dith LW .
AND THE SCREEN SENSATION $33113 flggxtmcann upgnmli’lglllgi with —Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday— Redfern corsets—of high ward both in quality:
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new babies. then upon the aged whom

HOBART BOSWORT H in E.in3§.§§1..f“§’¥§’w§ili 3.3%.”?‘3113

for them In their loved ones who

“B 9, might happen tobe in another cityNVe
e OW e u ace would visit the sick and the (-onva-i

leselnz and where a loved one had
been called from this earth, we would
speak words of comfort and trv ouri

Sunday Evening—THE SLIM PRINCESS best to cheer. Of course, we had ourI

‘snobs'——at first——who refused to beg

Five Acts of High Class Regent Quality Vaudeville and fashion.

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and “d “d “d “ “n - I Two models, worth $7.50 and $3.50.
—Monday and Tuesday— .
NIARY MILES mlNTER In Lace—front Sl)'l(‘., Slzes 23 to 28.
Laced-back style, sizes 23 to 23.

“A CUMBERLAND ROMANCE”
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Paramount Magazine and Sennett Comedy “New?“ “‘1”! ‘SO-and-SO' hut "S we ‘fit...
. went on out. Way sendinq torth thd; "' I ' $6.
an: it?”ifiifiliilil‘éi°i“.2“i.€§li’f- mm; progmklfg;logg-. ...... ......
— r ‘. ‘ ‘ ‘ esult from surh a movement mlt t at l e women . -. . I
"R." NeXt Monday and Tuesady-d 3.1.1302".13:;ebillgfififdmogrtgn:tll‘ssigzag iii; the school children would take but why not? The mIen tglkdeIbisfl
James Oliver Curwood's Sensational and Absorbing Story ill ’the inovement. ' ‘ ' ”“3” ”“0“ “d ““9 9““ “her ml b3“ and mm 5909'“ mm o ”g ”I I ough COI‘dUI‘O y
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“THE RIVER’S END" ; ,---,_, »—‘——~-~ - ---, -- -' ,_,.._--. , i f .
. M1 or active boys.
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Phone 3 Does your boy on at his play In real earnest? '
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. Does he enjoy football! and wrestling? and all tho
. pther things that “raise ho ” with his clothes?

“i Learn by experience the sort of service a corduroy}

Phone MME. JEANNETTE ' 909'
suit will give him—especially a Rowland Double-Service

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SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
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PALACE THEATRE

—-——'I‘HURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23rd—

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Corsets, Gloves, BrassiereS, Home”, 5‘ Lovely waists
and Underwear 9 made by hand. -

Every stitch in these fine and distinctive Whl
BRASSIERES

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l batiste waists was set by hand. Daft fingers cut them
5. the pretty patterns. drew the threads in those plea

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-. 9 . . 4 ~; u "' -» [3 1.00 BRASSIERES, ....79c 1 designs. inset the liltle lace medallims, pleated and he
1 ‘ ’ -_ . i ’ ; $250 CORSETS’ """"" $135 $ ‘f 1. stitched those charming ruffleg . 3;
. ; $611100sz 41m 6': £65 Manure/v. 1. . $2 45 $1.50 BRAsstEs, ...95. l . a e! ‘l
% One SOLID YEAMMMMRE THEATRENY. ' ‘3‘” ““3““ """"" ' .i M "‘“' “W“ “M “W"‘m‘ ‘3’ “I '
‘ ””7”” fl”)! 3 wfltwycfl‘lf £3.50 consms, ......... $2.95 ”-00 BRASS‘ERS’ “$145 ,3 Square-neck model with shawl collar, drawn-wool
3 ' . _ . _ . ' a $400 CORSETS $3 45 $3.00 BRASSIERES, . .. . .$1.95 i decoration. . ~ 5“
PRICES—$2.00. $1.50. $1.00. 75c , 8mg 45 54... 3311331311138, ...... $2.95 Model with long shawl collar, drawnwork, and pleatl
5 $5.00 COR , ......... $2- Cd I’UfflC-r $5.75.
Seat Sale Monday. Palace Box Office 4 $450 BRASSERES ...... $3“ .-
' IS $6.00 CORSETS, ......... $4.95 ' ' ‘ ~ Shawl-collar model with square vest, drawnwork and
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very pretty (lots. '
1 Simple model with fine drawnwork and flufiy;
ruffles. \ .
Large shawl-collar eficct with box pleated an
drawnwork in effective squares, finished with hemstltch
soft ruffles— $750“

p. _ A . :tel‘ meal of applause. Frazer and:
:11 THE I' Bunch. “ho appeared in place of the“
. ' Ilnnis Ill-..thvrs “ere flue substitut-s

and it i:-: hardly doubled but that theiriw

 

. perfornunve pleased even better than9

PALACE VAUDEVILLE Ellie original an booked. Their (some:

$6 0 NATI'RAL (‘HAMOIS $3 95
__ (ly was more t‘l'IIl good. This act is. , 8 0 ITALIAN SILK 5 95 o UAI'XTLET GLOVES. 0
A Sen‘ation That Rivals the Wall a cure for 'lnythihz. The closing num-ig .-. LA('E HOSIERY. . $4 0 Kill “1‘“.st $3 45
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v'litreC-t Explosion—Will Coli'nnue 1 her “A Javanese Honeymoon" offered;
Two Days With Great Bes- . by a cast of ion is not only special-m2 ITALIAV SILK
Worth Feature. ;lar from smrt to finish. but a full;'ii" $5 00 ‘ ‘ l ' $3 45 SVEDE GLOVES Whoa.
..-... measure of entertainment. Tile Jevw5 ’ “0‘51th ' ' ' ' ’ $3 00 ll' . 1 (v .
l.~h comedian as a naval lieutenant isi . “m“ am no" ' ' ' .

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.."""""'_‘r‘“*’ “T” 3“1“'°‘.S""S"’_‘U.’“" .. m. . . _ - .. PI'RE THREAD LONGSIIKGLOVES ' u n b °
it??? :l‘;;?;;*‘:.:..‘l ,. $4.0 s“... “new ....$3.10 $3.50 ...... .5... ...... $2.45 3 Ivory e autles
‘ score of novelties. Today and, tomor-: +1-
‘PL’RE THREAD - l
a $3.00 SILK HOSIERY ...$2.55 CAMISOLES for tOIlet-tab e

 

street, the mart, of New York 5 finlul- . .
am district. Number two was the l0“ “1” be banner days at the. T’alar-e

l'll “e Vaudeville bill to which Manu-
,: ~l Hamilton personally >ubsrribell uni

..uvaut‘e guu‘antee. ()l the Pal-ire; REGENT TODAY (lg PURF THREAD SXTIV ’ , .
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””“ “m N“ ‘ "‘3 “M“ “Why Change Your Wife” Will a. $2.5 SILK nosmnv ....$1.95 $2.00 (tAMIsonEs _____ $1.49 1V0” made Of a composition, ““1 the dull r1

""" “"‘"’” “"“mee “am“ 3““ ” Offered by Substantially the Same less of real ivory——and at a price roenth that of ivo

in :- .mll :::4.m ljlullVP audien'e 'n 11.0 l“ ' ~ ‘ I SATIV ecure
. . Q ..Q . . . Compan th 1: P d d “Th ‘. SILK LACE $2 5 . A $1 95 ‘ .
...-«mug III“) magma WI 011.. my y a re uce e ‘. $2.00 HOSIERY . 1.2. o (,‘AMISOLES ..... . l real Ivory could be s d.

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._ Miracle Man ”
. ‘ - ;. " e 0 h ‘ DOA. l"lit ('4 . - ‘ .
1.1.1..) you l. U". f 1 t (.lorla Swanson and Thomas MN-

.‘I l... {y surpassing any Show which gllan will make . t v. v ‘ ‘ $3 0 SATIN $2 49
.. . _ . .. . . \- their second a ear- . ~. . .

..1 {won pzelented In Somali... Flai‘x mice of the, season at the Rpgigent'fi $1 50 5111.1“ .LIEI‘L . 95C 0 (AMISOLES ..... o

:1 ., ill-y 4 juggier. opened the p?0- Thenlre today and tomorrow in “\be .--.. 0 llObll‘aR‘ . . . . . . .

- . . . . - .. . TIV
l h HI: act. was uondert] .lell ('hange Your “11.9.. the new Ceel'ie -.-i , . . $4 00 SA ‘ . $2 95
‘l. offer-Ml in the mast satiSfamory DeMille special which scored {in eigllit .‘HILDREN’S HOSIERX 590 UP. 0 CANIISOLES ..... o

' ."'Ci\' Denny am! Elf-UL". blol'd' “"Rt'k'S gupppsg at ‘he Uri‘erion Thea-i I ' .-.

‘ ., 7‘. l ' Err; in a SUM; r“"-'1~"- “It. tree in New York city. These are the' ’3': G ”(i
unplv 1.. 3.0»; can't, be [0m 'ibou. stars of “The Miracle Man" and they ‘ V . I ~
'~-': .. M'xr; won tor various reasons are supporth by substantially the ' . . alludes range 1D [31108 from ‘1 h “2‘50'
- S A plain rich pattern of “imj'! with articles

‘l-om mirror to brushes and little things like tray
shor-horn and pincushion.

DuBarry pattern is of notable beauty and ciao“?

 

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«Lu u is no! a illudel'ille number -‘ul success. DeMille as director has one
'::- 'll;lll! far ' Love this sphere. ($0.11 done his work on “The Miracle Man"|

I ~ «venom singers and with :1, Ben: and his new play “Why Change Yourgggg
.1 ml and a setting that added charm “'ii'eT'. while differing, in that it is ‘
""l‘ hw-l the ..Iulience immediate-Y Uta comedy. will be liked even better.;fi
' uni cnl'aptured. (‘lay and Rob- It is offered in detail in thorough Pan;
.: no. .; amt; a fun produc-r \vi'l-oul amount Artcraft style and the Regent
~ ‘ A.» .1 "won" which he mill-<1 will doubtless be crowded to the doors‘I

‘2 Robinson was first class and for the two days this picture is on.f _

t. .. I'l l; his partner was also a star There will be three shows each day at’ ‘
hummer. They received ro'lnd at- 2:15. 7 and 9. i

...; "‘L' UH} M't and anyone will kllllw' game cast that played the previous -~.-.
i 56 so MAIN STREET ......mm W” " '
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- . . Just now, practically every piece is to be had. .-
“The Store °f Real Semce and Quahty Goods” may match the pieces you MM season; later .
Open Saturday Evening Until -10- RM. . -.

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