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New Musical Play
“SOME COLONEL”
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GIRLS—GIRLS—GIRLS
Following Its Enza
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ementC Here and In One Other m EfiETWALL
ome
Regent Theatre
NORWALK—PHONE 1501?
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 ‘ ;
VVHIMSICAL RICHARD
.CARLE
. ——IN— . I LOUISE GLAUM
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AT SALE eFRIDAY. SEPT 24.
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High Class Broadway Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
Today at 2:15, 6:45 and 9:15
Final Presentation of the Most
Startling Vaudeville Novelty Ever
Seen in Norwallc.
: “TOYLAN-D”
And A Presentation of
FOUR OTHER ACTS
As the picture attraction
—SUNDAY EVENING—
H. B. WARNER
In a stirring mystery drama
“One Hour Before Dawn"
Hack Sennett Comedy
“The Path She Chose"
Holmes Travelogue, Fox Comedy
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—-TU ESDAY_
Colonel” Goes Directly to
REGENT
Theatre
High Class Vaudeville and Feature
Pictures.
e—Today at 2:15, 7 and 9—
A Triple Action Feature Program
POPE BENEDICT XV
The first official pictures of the
Vatican and His Holiness the Head
of the Roman Catholic Church.
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
in Grace Sartwell Mason’s Notable
Novel—
The Shadow of Resaline Byrnes
And the second installment of the
Universal's Serial Starring—
EDDIE POLO
r—SUNDAY EVENING—a
A feature that will please the
young and the old—presenting the
popular——
L E W C 0 D Y
—|N__
“The Butterfly Man”
Regent Sunday Comedy
Special News Feature
Monday, Tuesday a; Wednesday
Another of those tempting vaude-
ville programs
The Chris Baily Duo
in a scintillating novelty on tables
Reilley—Fenney—Reiley
Three original Sein Feiners in bits
of comedy and harmony
SOSMAN AND SLOAN
Vaudeville's best comedy duo .
EARL and MARIE GATES
d; COMPANY
Direct from Keith’s Palace Royal
in a Dainty Delineator of Songs
HOGAN and WOODWARD
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“Love at First Sight"
—AND—
CHARLES RAY
——TN—
“HOMER COMES HOME"
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“1.; Sentinel.
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: The first fall release of the
Robertson- Cole Program
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”BIG HAPPINESS”
PALACE
RUTH. ROWE
if (of special interest because of the iaclI
“UT" ormtlé . in It the anIieI Oi v-eaIs whith pro '
Ihibited the taking of pictures {OI pub- '
lication within the Vatican was let
down and long established custom
I'was set aside as the Pope posed {or‘
:the camera men. But there are still‘
'Olhel' aIIIIIatIions. Eddie Pope will
be seen in the second installment OiI
!his celebrated Unhersnl fe:.Iture He-
-lIas established himself so stronglyI
with the picture fans that this [ea-T
ture is of special moment.
Elaine Hammerstein in a new Seiz-
nick Picture. “The Shadow of RosalieT
Byrnes." will be the featurc attraclT
tizm :It the Regent Theatre today.
in this picture “Miss Hammerstein
portrays a dual role. She represents
twin sisters diametrically opposite in
character. manner and actions. One
is flash\ and thoughtless, the other is
sweet and modest.
The conflict between their person-
alities and the mistakes made be-
cause of their similar appearance are
responsible for a series of romantic
and dramatic happenings culminating
in a thrilling scene in a deserted
house
PALACE VAUDEVILLE
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Elillic Dlll Io OI-uolv Due 'Iv.,quu
As a Finale la Talk of The Town
—Louise Glaum Feature
Scores.
From an entire bill that is classic
ihl'Ollrzlinlit it is impossible to com
ment on the Palace vaudeville bill of
last two days of the week without
ill-"Till”! special mention of "Toyland"
offered by Anna DeVVitt, Jack Burns
and Harry Terrence. Here is a novel»
ty act that is novel. It is so novel
IlIaI today it is the talk of the town.
iMiss DeVVitt comes in for the lion‘s
Ishme of credit for her successful and
Tsccret manipulation of a huge face
Tthat Iesemblcs that of Kaiser Bill
IHohenzcllc-rn ma manipulation that is
Talmost impossible to describe. TheI
mouth and eyes have considerable to
Ido with facial expressions. but other
{Iontours worked b} the nervous svs-
tom are quite necessary. And itk
.“ould seem as if thc [are used in this,
From Johnston McCulley’s
Novel “Broadway Bob"
Beginning
Wednesday. Sent. 29
And a new installment with other
regular features every Wednesday.
AT THE THEATRES
REGENT TODAY
Program is Made Up of Features Un
usual-Elaine Hammerstein Plays
Benedict XV will be shown
“The Shadow of Rosalie .act was human. it can best be'ap ‘
Byrnes" ~First Authorized Ipieclalcd by those who lh‘ it lNext
Pictures of Vatican vand Ito “Toyland” came the Manhattan
Pope Benedict iquartette. fouI male singers whose.
The Regent Theatre plctxurc hill to- entertainment pleased cvcnone. I
day is one feature after another The Nowell and Most answered the cur-
Tfirst oificinl pic-ItuIes of the. \aticanItain calls last night and were still‘
in demand after presenting their song;
at Rome and of His Holiness Pope
and musical skit. Fehrman and Mac-
These
INileson giving splendid support.
'are in an international Vi’eckly nndT
cdian gave a entertainment.
Stone and Mitchell opening the show
with a dance rerue were pleasing.
Not the least of rule program as it
will be repeated: today 13 Louise
Glaums pIcsentai‘on ol “.Sex" As
the modern \ampire Miss: Glaum
made a b: .2 hit Theie will be three
I u. IIII' I to illous lode“ at 2 .15, 6. 45
and 9: 15. '
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EEGENT SUNDAY
Lew Cody Will be Starred in “The
Butterfl Hanwther
ttractlons.
Lew Cody as a star is one of the
brightest of the screen and will be
re: II at the Rose!!! Theatri- on Sun-
day mcning in a new picture presen-
tation "The Butterfly Man.” This
am an: II ins:- h Ién selecttd entirely
upon its merit and may be counted
upon to giie lifeboat delight to every~
one who sees it. Even‘ detail of the
production from the start to the tin-
.ish is perfect and with an excellent
supporting cast dey is seen to the
Avery best advantage. There will be
other Rcvcnl Ieatures to complete
the program.
I
T PALACE suNOAv
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H. B. Warner In Great Mystery
3 r ama “One Hdur Beiore Dawn "
' H. i). Warner mines to Ihe Palace
"Theatre Sunday evoning in his first
Jesse D. Hampton production for the
Paths program. "One Hour Before
i[)awn" is the title of the feature“
which is an adaptation of Mansfield'
Scott‘s novel, “Behind Rcd Curtains,"
directed by Henry King.
1 “One Hour Before Dawn" is astory
of mystery that will challenge the
kecncst minds. The mysl'ic ’60wer
of hypnotism adds to the intricacy of
the plot. The story also has its
share of romance with Anna Q.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The iollowinz were granted Sep-
tember 21. 1920. List compiled at
office of A. M_ “'ooster, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Ellsworth A. Hnwlhome.
:7po t Electrical connection.
Prank Karschitz. Bridgeport,
bination chair
George R.
'Switch handle
Michael J. Reno. and A.Scaramella,
New Haven. Crushing machine.
Charles R I nderhlll New Haven.
Bridge
Com-
Thomas, Bridgeport.
Donald. the latter as a Jewish con»
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MARIE TIFFANY
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——-In South Norwalk
The famous American operatic soprano.
whose finished artistry has charmed a whole
continent. is coming by special arrangement
to South N orwalk er personal appear- .
ance makes this the musical event of the sea-
Next Wednesday Evening
September 29
at 8:15 P. M.
HOYT’ S THEATRE
Assisting her will be Chester Ca lord.
pianist. and Mr. Thomas A. Edison’s Three
Million Dollar Phonoaraoh. .
FREE TICKETS
(‘IIIL wriic or telephone us for free tickets of admit-
taIu-c. They will bc issued in order of application.
THE ALFRED FOX
(‘ear shifting mechanism.
Alexander Zobrowski Stamford,
.Shmlc brac ket. .
Vl’illiam D Pierson. V aterbury.
Evclet machine. I
P. do 1" Wamcr and F. E. “Voter-I
New Haven. Toggle button. .
bum Millard, i
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John J. Plait. Devon,
S ark ,plug.
pSelh (i. hinlhy. Ansonia. Safety
razor.
Maurice II‘. Fitzgerald. Winslod..
Automobile horn.
Howard M_ Barber. Stonlngtnn. .
Shoot delivery mechanism for print.
ins-press. .
Edwin Karl. Lilchfleld. Adinslnble
PIANO CO.
85 NO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
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ting, and creasing “presses.
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p Ailhur W Richards “'cst Hartford. ‘
Compounds used for cleansing. polish-
in: and bumlshing the suIl‘aces of
metal and 81355-
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Torrington l
Tho Torrinzlon Po,
Phononaph needles.
Horton Mfg. (0.. Bristol Fishing;
lincs.
Try a classified advertisement in the
sentinel.
MASONSI SI IPPI .IES
TheNorwalkCoalt‘s’SIIpplyCO.
Water St., 80. Norwalk, Conn
COAL AND WOOD -
TELEPHONE 113
For the convenience of customers, orders may be left or
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an English chem-
Ist n to manu-
facture ‘ BEECHAM’S PILLS.
Today they have the largest
sale of any medicine In , I
the world!
payments made at Raymond Bros, oillce, 24 Washington I.
The All-emu Hat Ommv‘
the
(Ii-ahe- with the “hitch to am at
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DANBURY
FAIR
OCTOBER 4 TO 9.
THE LEADER IN DlSPLAYO,
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Attractions and Attendance
G. I. RUNDLE, Bec' y,
Danbury, Conn.
Reduction on
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
beading Amour Star.
9 Railroad Avenue
hki- Machine Com ”f
to M a double- header tn. uter-
I 006'. Momw the ”orchids! m
20 Per Cent. I
WJY DON'T YOU SILL YOU.
Wrecking Car
v—TO—I
Nor-walk "‘
Radiator Repairing Co.
”IAIN OT. NORWALK, CONN.
Dr. 5. M. Dam.
DENTIST
47 South Main Street
S. D. G. CANDY 00.
and Ice Cream
fl OSBORN Am
IA"! NOBWLLI. m
III-Ia 410—4!
Seal-Norwdli
J ACOBY’S
NEW FALL
Suits Coats Dresses
at prices that are .most reasonable.
Wiring Rep-WI
ElectricalWork
D. D. READYOFF,
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Mill 80111:th
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ever lmld in the Norwalks.
Removal Sale.
Savings aS High as 40 Per Cent Offered 1n Our
Owing to our new home not being ready for us to move into this coming week, as we had anticipated, and the fact
that we must vacate our present location by October 1st, we will Offer some attractive bargains to further reduce our stock
of Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Housefurnishings. You should not fail to take advantage of this
great mOney saving Opportunity. The \large number of maple who have visited our store acclaim this the greatest sale
It Isn ’t necessary to tell you that our prices are low.
matter how low the price the merchandise 18 Of the first quality. Whether you need an odd piece of Furniture or an en-
; tire house furnished, you cannot afford to miss this wonderful Opportunity.
This you can see for yourself, and no
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