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NORWALK—PHONE- 1501 _' _
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
WHIMSICAL RICHARD, :
CARLE
VICTOR HERBERT’S
New Musical Play
“SOME COLONEL”_
2 GIRLS—GIRLS—GIRLS ' '
PRICES. 75 cts.. $1. $1.50. $2
Following Its Enga emcnt Here and In One Other
New York City for the. Season.
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING
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Colonel” Goes Directly to
BOXING
Three. pairs of bulimia-3v“! be on
makeher initial appearance in a new
serial "Ruth of the Rockies" and an
the _am d Fro M the card at the Madison St uare -
g e ‘y nk K u will play den Sporting Club .tomoriiow "at;
H I,
“galllafis {ObiuDollarE The picture ,with Shnrkey mulLynch and Gold-
van. m 0 for Thur-”"131“ and ‘istein and Wallace furnishing the are-
Friday will be Metro's big special work; .
"The Misfit Wire." l G“... mums“ who has meme.“
._.. .___,_ __ ._ from a. series 0:3":ch s. will appear
at the Armory . .. craey Pity. up
SOME COLONEL night. in a bout with Ian! Sampson.
’_—N~ It docs not apptar that 'l‘unncy will
be in special danger during- the even-
lug.
Johnny Shngrue.
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Catchy Musical Numbers
Victor Herbert Show.
\Vhimslcal Richard Carle, in his
new Victor Herbert comedy “Some
,Colonel.” will be the attraction at
rthe Regent Theatre Thursday night
jot this week. The new play. Mi.
(‘arle believes is the best vehicle he
has had Since the days or “The Tend-
foot," and {or it Mr. Herbert, with-
.out doubt America's foremost com-
lposer, has written eighteen musical
’numbers which have all the lilting
Imelody that in previous years madei
'Mr. Herbert's name known the worldl
,around. Among the. numbers that are
Tparticularly tuneful and danceable»
tare “Play Me Something I Can Dance]
5T0." "If That's Not Love Vl'hat Isl
lit 1’" "The Girl \Vho Can Love."l
."nght Time." “When You Know Bet-l
:ter." “Every Hour Away From You
lls Sixty Minutes Lost." “The Girl
gThat Keeps You Waiting," “Where
lWere You." "The-VVooing of The Vio—
liin" and “My Day Has Come." Mr.
(‘arlchas surrounded himself with a
.company of singers who are entirely
worthy to be entrusted with the com-
gposer’s music, and who. at the same
~Among the best known of tlmse in
In New
brother of Joe.
F. M. CULLEN
! Electric ShOp
{60 Wall St., Norwalk
time are comedians of a high order.
jthe suppmting company are Gcne—.
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REGENT
Theatre
ngh Class Vaudeville and Feature
Pictures.
Today, Tuesday and
Wednesday
(‘0‘! I’IIIJ'I‘I‘I SII()\\'S AT
2:15 and 7.
I'IU'IV‘IYRIGS ONLY 9:”-
Another of those tempting vaude-
ville programs
The Chris Bailey 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
& COMPANY
Direct from Ke‘rth's Palace Royal
In a Dainty Delineator of Songs
HORGAN and WOODWARD
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"Love at First Sight”
—AND—
mommy AND 'rimsimv
CHARLES RAY
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“HOMER COMES HOLE"
WEDNESDAY—Will Rogers in
CUI‘IID 'I‘Hl‘} CO‘VI'UNCHI‘IR.
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REGENT TODAY
Charlie Ray in “Homer Comes Home"
Offered With Vaudeville.
Charles Ray is again an amateur
inventor in “Homer Comes Home,"
his latest lnce offering, which will be
the feature attraction at the Regent
'l‘hcatrc today and tomorrow with
live acts of Regent quality vaudeville.
You remember how in “Greased
lightning“ Charlie evolved a home-
:nadn automobile that, was the joke
of the village. but which vindicated
its owner in the pinch.
The latest invention has to do with
moi-Jr cars too. But this time lt is
n Illtllnkld arrangement that you fast-
a-n onto the back of your machine
‘viwn it rains. Charlie, as a worker,
:2n a small town garage. tries the in-
willi'in out on his employer's car.
'lln- boss, all tagged out in his dress
.Iilhm and high hat, is on his way
PALACE
Rum nomuo;
nun: ofnitt ‘3
Rom: , ’
5"“.
From Johnston McCulley’s
Novel “Broadway Bob"
Beginning
_Wed- n“esd3'§.'Sent'.'2§"“
And a new installment with other
regular features every Wednesday.
'vleve Davis, Ethel Johnson. Irene}
tRowan Sadie Dull“. Louise llale. Lor-
jralne Sherwood, Eleanor Bennett.ldn-
mac ()derlin, Harry R. Hoyt, “'m. E.
Cook. Ralph O‘Brien. Howaid Remlg.
[Frank Clark and Rozer Davis. There
are also a number or girls who are
[worthy successors to those who have
made Mr. Carle’s productions famous
iin the past.
The play to which Mr. Herbert's!
'musm has been added is in itself a;
_comcdy of merit which would be un-
‘usually amusing without the embelt-
:ishmenl oi' the music. it is by G. M.‘
:Wright and tells the story of a strug-i ’ 77 _
,gllng young dramatist who with his
‘wli‘e is living in a borrowed apart-f Tea?
:ment in New York. In order to pre- y '
ircnt his mother, a wealthy woman
'from the “’est, from discovering that
he, is unsuccessful and is really in
'poverty. he tries to discourage her
{from visiting him by telling her that
.he is entertaining a famous politician
and thereforchs no room for her in
the apartment. But she is not to be
put off and visits him noththstaml- 0f tea.
ing his objection. lTio fill the place of Van Dyk’s? Because Van Dyk’l
the imaginary poltcian the scnices, ~
of Steve the janitor are called upon,‘ Quah'Teas Stand “one in 1““
glory of full flavor and comp etc
and here the complications begin. .
economy. That I why!
Mr. Carle, as "Steve" is given an op.
poxtumty .0 display all the whimsi- Quali-Tea (best bulk) 4501b
(3 lbs. $1.30)
cal humor that has made him famous
and Miss Johnson, who returns to the:
Victory Tea, 3 lbs. $1.00, 35c lb
QImli-l'tu'l‘nu‘ 'I‘vns‘ 13c & “‘
stage after a. brief absence is seen in‘
the role of the cook of the apartment
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Silu-r Lulu-I Tells [51' A“ 30“ ML.“
lwho is searching for a recrcant
sweetheart whom she can only ident-
ify by means of a tatoocd mermaid (.‘uld Lain-I111» 2.:r & 45c pkg»
on the call' of his leg. Two very
reity love stories run through the- k C
Slay and add a pretty romantic'touch I' James van Dy 0
to the comedy. As has always been;
the case with Mr. (‘urle's plays this
one depends entirely for its appea on 21 NORTH MAIN 81'"
its clean humor and is entirely free SOUTH NORWALK.
from the suggestiveness which has
prcvadcd the stage {or the last few
W71? Van Dyk’s?
'BEcAUSE as a refreshing drink
at meals and other times and at
her times and a: a relief from
fatigue, nothing takes the place
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Bonner and Otto Iiofl'man are, in the
cast.
PALACE FEATURES
Several Excellent Pictures Attractions
Are Scheduled For This Week—
Anna Cornwall, Dustin Farnum,
Ruth Roland and Keenan
Among Stars.
The Palace Theatre this week will
otter a program of exceptional photo-
play features. for the first three days
without vaudeville and as has been
the custom during the last three days
of the week, with five high class acts.
Incidentally it may be remarked that
both the Palace and Palace patrons
have struck the vaudeville stride and
the shows of the last two weeks were
without blemish. In addition to this
m .1 Mg party and Charlie is driving,
*l n. mining pitchforks. All goes well!
vilil within a few feet of the. scene of!
lt‘n‘llVlflPS r—Zowie! The car!
”ins. around like a top, the boss's
"Hll'x are mined, and Charlie is-
«w-vl ”vi the : mt l
71‘” that’s just the. start of the num-f
‘w-n -l' mailing and humorous adven-i
which Mr. Ray fills with his
'mnl charm. "Homer Comes Home",
'- Produced by Thomas H. Ince and
'lu-led by Jerome Storm for Para-
:zrmnt Artcrart release. Priscilla
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a, measure of appreciation that also
served as encouragement was shown
by theatregoers. The attractions for
this week imlude for today Anna
Cornwall in “The Path She. Chose."
Miss (‘mnwall is perhaps not so well
known as some other stars of the
screen but she is none the less cap--
able. This production is particular-
ly tine. Holmes Travelogue and a Sun-
shine comedy are on today's bill. Dus-
tin Famum will he starred Tuesday
in the‘ first fall release of the Robert:
son-Cole program “Big Happiness.
0 Wednesday Ruth Roland ill
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Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
LOOSENS THE PHLEGM AND
MUCUS. clears the air plunges, cout-
inllamed and irritated membranes with I
healing and Iooibinfi demulcent. euel
hoaiuneu. stops tic ling in the throat
and makes rein-hing, restful Ilecp
possible.
Burnished Ln Grippo Coughs
Lewi- Newman. 5%“ Norlhnod SO . Charles-
ton. V5: "1 am [Jed to tell you that Foley I
Honey and Tar u the beat remedy lor IunI
trouble I luv-ever need I have been down met
over since January and nothing would do in.
m M I won lull oi cold. Iliad the up all
m until I got I" ”c bottles at oleya
BmMT-r. lined I” benign. Ian and
to us I can't [eel any not. cold in my that.
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ivll‘eflgompt reIiyef iron: coughs. glide.
mneu. tickling throat. whoopr
cough. Ipnlmdic ctoup and brooch-fl
cough.
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wcight. dutpolhtcd Frankie llrown in
a tcn~round bout at Omaha. Neb.. last
[Saturday night. Edwards will soon
Benny Leonard. lightuvight cham-
pion of the world. pill "it‘ll Johnny
Sheppard at Paterson .‘T. J.. on Octo-
tla» in line for another bout with Iiich- ,
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NEW some Sept. 21—43mm l'c-
Grnw and Judge Francis McQuade. of
the Giants. will leave New York today
to go to Chicago. wbcrc the Grand
iJury Investigating l‘i‘pol‘li'tl grumbling
and crooked playing is in session. Mc-
ber S. The boxing commission of 'in Mitchell. gravy will aiyg‘rvgrrgucothcvgi:x
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l‘ {Just who! it is :i;c (hand Jurz
1 V’antn to ask MrHv-nw \m- don't know.
. ink! Judge blrQuadc, yesterday.
”Maybe. about Dmiton‘s statement.
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At Regent Thursday, Sept. 30. Richard Carle, in VictOr Herbert's new muv
lcal play “Some Colonel."
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