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ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
WHIMSICAL RICHARD
’CARLE
—IN— '
VICTOR HERBERT’S
New Musical Play
“SOME COLONEL”
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performance
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Paramount-Arteraft Offers Another ‘
ltl'ZUl-ZNT THEATRE
\Yhimsicnl Richard t‘arle. in his
new Victor Herbert comedy “Home
Colonel." will be the attraction at
the Regent Theatre next
niirht. September 3". The non" play.
Mr. Curie helix-yes. is the best vehi-
cle he has had since the days of "The
'l‘h u rsda y
cessors to th
Csrle's production famous in the past.
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“ADA.“ AND EVA"
A good sized audience witnessed
the performance of Adam and Eva at
the Palace Theatre last evening.
‘which was thoroughly enjoyed from
start to finish. The cast was excep-
Itionally well suited to their rcspectlvc'
iparts that it would be unfair to make
any special ‘mcntion of any particu-
. iar happening. - ‘ >
I Adam and l-lva tells the story of
lchanzing a millionaire family from
spendthrifts.t0 one of industry and
thrift. it is full of human interest
and takes the audience from hearty
laughter to sohs in many instances.
One of the special interests of last
night‘s performance was that it was
presented by Morris Gest and l-‘. Itay
(‘omstock. :1 Norwalk boy.
“its. SPRECKELS “'ASTS NECK-
LACE.
LONDON. Sept. 24.——Solicitors rep-
resenting Mrs. JohnSpreckt-ls. Jr.. of
Vi‘nlii‘ornia. have instructed the police
lto inaugurate extraditon proceedings
{for “’illiam ltarrett. an American.
who is reported to be under surveilo
lance of the police of Los Angeles. A
warrant charging Barrett with the
theft of o. pearl necklace. valued at
“6.500. was issued on the application
of Mrs. Spreckels in the Marlborough
police court on Sept. 17.
Mrs. Spreekels' secretary said today
that Mrs. Spreckels mct Barrett. whom
she had known several years. at thei
Sundown race course some months
‘ago. and as she was not acquainted inl
’lnndon. he offered to introduce her
to his friends. The secretary declar-
ed Mrs. Sprockets requested him to
attend to some dealings for her with
jewelers and gme him the iicklace.
which she wanted cleaned and re-
strung. 'i‘ime elapsed. but Barrett
avoided discusison as to the where-
abouts of the necklace" the secretary
aid. and eventually he left London.
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(‘OMDLI'I'I‘ICE \\'ILL SELECT Am
’l‘enderl‘oot." and for if‘ Mr. Herbert. \[ \(‘HlVI-ZS
without doubt America’s forcmost PARIS Supt. 2:4.— .\'ri elimination
composer has “'l'lllt'll eighteen lllllSl- ”h” of American pnxrics tor the
cal
ing‘ melody that
made Mr. Herbert’s mime
world around. .\lll0lll.’ the
numbers which have all the lilt-
in previous years
known the
numbers
forthcoming James Gordon Bennett
International Axiation Cup race will
be held. the special comiitec of the
Aero Phil: of America decided today.
that are particularly tuneful '- ' ’~ - '
. « '1‘ ~ ll ce lllut'lti ire “huh “ill ll,\ the
Thomas H. lnce Masterpiece land danceable are “Play Me Some-I Silt” 11‘2"} Stripes; (luring the rat? W1“
“ ,, lilting 1 (‘un ham-F To." ‘1' Th t' ‘ .' T . . .. .-
PRINCE CHAP Not Love \‘i'liiit is lt'."' "The (gil'sl‘ lit-lcle‘SREEil-ifl illlfrnclggmik“: 22);:
With 'an all star cast of accom- {\Vho Can Love." "Night Time." from the cniuittcc‘s decision will be
plished players headed by “'\\'hcn You Know Me lh-tter."i vormgu‘qi and no m1"... American ma-
the noted ,“l‘.\‘l-l'_\' Hour Away from You is Sichuim.“ 9“,.” ”ms“ selected will be
THOMAS MEIGHAN H"; Minn“? I‘Om‘” "The Girl That i allowed to take the all:
l\i‘(‘[>S \ on \\'aiting." “\Niiere \t'erpi __ ma __—-~~—-fl~-.~
—— You." "The \Vmiiiig of the Violin", lt‘l'N (‘()_\ll'.\\‘\' ASKS DAMAGES
' and “My liny Has Come." .\l r. Curle' POI: C(DIAIJSION.
—-SaturdaY- has surrounded himself wiih a com- linmuflPS 0f Slim» are claimed from
The first official and only authorized l'““-" ‘0' singers ““0 “r” GDlll‘t'lY either P. 1.. Rowland. of Springfield.
public pictures of the Vatican at worthy to be entrusted with thelnr Herman layha. of lirooklyn- "1
Rome showing
HIS HOLINESS
POPE BENEDICT XV
Prince of the Roman
Catholic Church
Elaine Hammerstein
Feature
“Eddie Polo Serial”
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“ii Williams
PALACE TODAY.
Vaudeville Delayed by Yc~tcrilny‘s
Show “’iu lie ()n I’m-grant Today
and Tomorrow.
The Palace Theatre's weekly vaude-
.ille program will he given today
md tomorrow. one day short of the.
.untouiury engagement because of the,
ho“ which was presented at the Pal-
irc l-ist night. 1t' will undoubtedly
iii'OV!‘ to be well worth waiting for.
iii-(ause of the fact that the manage-
.nrnl has another galaxy of stars and
.04 that will please fully as well as
l-;.i Win-it's show. There are a num-
n-n oi specialties in the bill and to-
‘i"‘ill('r with the picture attraction——
«mm. (llaum. the modern vampire.
l‘v“\"lll.'lke up a show that cannot
y... l--..to-n for any amount of money.l
wnv of the particularly attractive
E‘Hiiiln-i:~ of the bill—an act that will
e-l:-...- thi- young from six to sixteen _
4,4 tin-n on up to sixty. is DeVVitt,
ihiilis and Terrence in "The Awaken-
vill. m‘ the’i'oys." This has been play-
wi; in: lllll" for more than a year and
. simia- of very good 'fortune it
ini>$llil0 to get it to the Palace
‘wiw in: this week. There will be.
min-r acts mentioned by name
l«urn-n- in the paper that will eer-
‘-mi- liltu‘b- 'i‘he picture feature is
Iw uwrlooked and Louise
u-u. . m. be counted upon to give
i- Y~~iini‘i-l.ili0ll of her role that is
-..._ ii: i 'v'illfllllllg.
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It l-ZG I'INT TODAY
in unnuintk Latmt Presentation of
lI-tiin:I~ Sit-iglinn in “The Prince.
”up" I’l'i)\t‘.~ to Be Great Pic-
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5 'i .. .1... who played the
"wheel crook 'in “The Miracle
’nnnl is seen in “The Prince
i- .‘i the {egent Theatre for the
mw today is an entirely differ—
;w- m rule. has a warm spot in
for children. Meighan's as-
» .Ll the lasky are well aware
int-l. Nevertheless. they were
.lr:.i.’j. surprised one day rec-
v. hen Alt-ighan came racing in-
' Audio with a pretty flaxen-
: hm.- girl of about four years
"ML on his shoulder and an-
--i ineatlxlessly.
"4...; meet Miss Peaches Jack-
' 'I \ new leading lady."
l'cachr's had to dimple and
hid hide her face against his
though the introduction
iu-rn-cuy accurate. since it re-
Wit-“vi tlvree leading ladies to portray
'“T'Hlle of ”The Prince, Chap."
«.1 Pl‘ltt‘llt‘s was one of them. The
. um 01‘ the picture shows the hero-
’ " "I mur. eight. ‘and eighteen years
The other two leading ladies
" May Giracci and Lib. Lee.
I‘hv- l'rincc Chab" is the first of
i William De Mille productions and
-' l'amniount Artcmt't. Diem
Melchan.
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composer's music. and who.
M ”lean action airainst them.
tiled th the
same time :ll‘t‘ comedians of a high 3 [‘(inlilinli l’has court. by the Bridge-
ordcr, :\lll0llf: thi- llt'Sl knouil of‘port-Xorwnlk lius Corporation. of
those in the supporting eouipan} are ' Bridgeport. The suit implies a three-
Gem-vieye Davis. Ethel Johnson. cornerrrl collision. which occurred
ll‘l'llt‘ Rowan. Sadie linfl‘. Louise itapu-mber G. ni-ar the Hulkicy Gar—
llnle. Lorraine Sherwood. I‘lletlnorlngc. in “'estport. According: to the
iii-mutt. Ida {\lue Oderlin. Harry Llcomplaint the nutmuohili-s. driven liy
Hoyt. \Villizim E. Cook. naipii' nuyim and towlund. collided. and the
(l‘Rt‘ii-n. I'iowurd Ticiniri,
and Roger Davis. There are also
number of girls who are worthy suc-
l’rank i‘lnrki impact
a
threw one of the machines
against the i-iis owned by the corpora—
tion.
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MARIETIFF ANY
Next Wednesday evening.
Will Appear in Person
Marie Tiflany
makes an appearance in South Norwalk. It
is the most important musical event of the
season.
The famous soprano will render. those songs
With which she has won her chief successes
as an operatic star.
Next Wednesday Evening
September 29
Chester Gaylord.
laboration with
Three Million Dollar
ianist. will assist in col-
r. Thomas A. Edison’s
Phonograph.
FREE TICKETS '
Call, write or telephone us for free tickets of admit- -
iance.- They will be issued in order of application.
THE ALF RED . FOX
PIANO CO.
SOUTH N ORWALK
85 N0. MAIN ST.
ose who have made lira!
Mimic mfi'mnax '
———. i
Follow I’p Sm I08 Wbyw‘
Eptsflipsl Chm-hes "
The second year of the Nation-i
Wide Campaign of the Episcopali
church has begun Mith preparations
for a real follow up on the efi'om of
last year. which werepb successful in
the accomplishment 'rot‘ results where
parishes entered into ~tlie whole
scheme of the campaign ns_sct forth
by the general board in charge of the
work. This year the work will aim to
he more complete and farther reach-
ing than last year. so as to reach
every member or the church.
The authority of the whole of the
Episcopal church in the l'nited
States is behind this movement. the
General (‘onvention which met last
year in Detroit having. after n joint
meeting of wonderful enthusiasm.
made this a department of the work
of the whole church. The diocese of
Connecticut. at its meeting held here
in Nor-walk last spring. enthusiastic-
ally endorsed the action of General
Convention. and renewed to prosecute
the campaign this year with the
best of its vigor.
Connecticut's results last year in
tthe Every Member Canvass which
was made on December 7 were fat
below the :uerage and just propor.
tion per capita for the people of the
Episcopal church in the state. This
was due to rather incomplete prepara-
tion in the dioccsc and the hesitatiox
of some parishes to take up a new
scheme. “'here the plan was follow-
ed. however. results Were so far
beyond expectation that it is expectct‘
the diocese to go into the camp-in
with s will this year. ’ l
A diocesan conference is beinx'i
held at the Berkeley Divinity school!
in Middletown today. tomorrow and
unday. led by some of the National.
officers of the movement. to set bevi
fore the workers the diocesan pluml
as well atthe plan for the whole
church. Later there will be confer-
ences here and there throughout thel
diocese to lirin: the matter home to;
parish commtttees. Speakers are‘
being trained to speak here and there?
to the people at regular services and
special meetings as the cainra‘ign gets:
into swing during Uctober and.
November. ‘Tiie Every Member Can-l
vase this year is 16 be held on Novem- }
ber 21. about two weeks earlier ‘thur
last year. At the end of the weeki
with which the canvass begins the!“
will lie preaching missions held lil asl
many places impossible. as a. climax.
to the work of the intensive period
of the campaign. .
JOHNSON FREE"
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MEXICO CITY. Sept. 24.-——Bertie C.
Johnson. the British subject who was
recently freed by government troops
from outlaws belonging to the band
of Pedro Zamora. the Jalisco bandit.
has sent a telegram to the British
consulate at Guadalajais stating that.
he is proceeding to that city. There.
have been reports that his failure to
escape from the Zamora outlaws dur-
ing his captivity was due to illness
and [initial innuity brought on by the
cruelty of his captors. but his tele-
BY ‘BANDITS
grams make no mention of his being,
that this example will spur man)
others of the parishes and missions of
these
to discredit
ill and seem
rumors.
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