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ONE NIGHT ONLY
Henry W. Savage Presents
new romantic comedy drama.
(Mail Orders May Be Sent Now)
SEAT SALE MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, AT 10:30 A. M.
PRICES, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
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Another Big Star in Another ‘Big Production f or a Premier in Norwalk.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th
GE KENNEDY
IN PERSON
One of the Stage and Screen’s Most Celebrated Players and Late Star of “Baby Mine”
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With the Entire Original Company, as it will move
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Henry W. Savage never does things by halves. As the producer of “Everywoman” and
a more recent attraction in Norwalk, “Shavings,” his style is well known.
which has been selected as Miss Kennedy’s Big Starring Vehicle Is no exception.” Unless Nor-
walk Theatregoers err in judgment the seat sale should last one
“Cornered,”
day—so make your reserva-
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High Class Broadway Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
The Biggest Vaudesille Offering
liver Giten in Nurwalk.
Today and Saturday
The ‘Vtifld'h Amusement Company‘s
Miniature Musical Operetta
“I N C H I N A”
The Largest and most elabor.
ate Musical Comedy organiza-
tion in Vaudeville.
20—Alll. STAR PLAYERS—20
Directly following its three days'
engagement at the Palace “In
China." goes to the Metropolitan
Theater, in Brooklyn. as the
headline Act for Two Weeks.
Clean, Spectacular, Entertain-
(liIu-r Vaudeville Specialties.
Morelis
The Wizard of the Accordian.
Murray and Mack
A comedy variety skit
Francis and Love
in a Harmony Singing Novelty
Silver and Burger
Character Comedy Specialists
LAST TINIE TODAY
The Metro Super Feature of
the Year
STARRING
ALICE ME
IN
“THE MISFIT WIFE”
5A1'IEI{I)AY — Shirley Ellison
“The [little “'audcrer."
tun-c» only 9:15. Three complete
shows—2H5. 6:15 and 9:15. Sat-
urday sm-iaI—Kiddies' Saturday
Matinee. 200; Adults, 400.
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SliNlIAY——(‘0I'lnne (iriflith in “The
Complete shows. 2zl5 and 7;“ Pic-
n "granites
MADGE KENNEDY COMING.
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Celebrated Stage and Screen Star
Will be Presented at the Regent in
New Comedy Drama.
Henry W. Savage. noted producer.
""1“ Dlesent Madge Kennedy herself.
‘i‘livii stage and screen celebrity, in 3.
Minnie comedy drama attraction
'i‘omerc-d.” at the Regent Theatre
'm 'i‘huxsday evening of next week,
'l inn-'r 7, This will be the first Der-
-‘-""1’-l appearance in Norwalk of Miss
imnnedy. although her photoplays
"‘~’- bewn a bit: drawing card at lot
'1 theatres. Under the banner of
"i ' .' as producer it may be cer-
apne'irancc will be
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“UH“ of Savage i3
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REGENT
. Theatre
Vaudeville and Pictures.
Today and Saturday
(.‘onnwvn Jun-mum‘s
'TOM MIX
As Star and Director
-—In-—
A Typical Mix Production Full
of Action and Interest
“3 GOLD COINS”
01mm mummies
SUNDAY svsnnto
A Double Feature Bill
'l'om Moore
IN
"m snap"
—and—
\Yilliam Fox‘s Production of
“THE BRIDE 13”
A Serial of Exceptional Merit.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
FIVE ACTS
Regent Quality Vaudeville
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li‘eatm-e Pictures
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country and in others to mean a com-
pietncss in detail Hill a (-n
iection both as to material and play-
ers that cannot be excelled. It is not
so long ago that Norwaik was able
to enjoy Savage‘s presentation
“Shavmgs” and that is recalled to
remind Norwaikers that the same care
will be found to have been taken in
presenting this latest attraction.
Seats will be placed on sale Monday,
October 4. at 10:30 a. m.. and accor
ing to all signs the house will be sold
out in short order. To give the great-
est possible accommodation" the Re-
gent management will begin receiv-
ing mail orders at once.
PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
".Young China," Big Musical Operet-
ta Scores Hit With Four Other
Acts That Are Winners—Alice Lake
Feature Today.
“In China." the Woods’ musical op:
eretta announced for the Palace thea-i
tre during the last three days of the
week got away to an auspicious start
yesterday. The large matinee, and
evening audiences enthusiastically
received this production which'is of.
{ered by a cast of twenty, lncludng a
dozen and a quarter of prett‘y'grls.‘
The not proved as entertaining as it
was spectacular. With an abundance
of clean comedy. cleverly offered,
songs and dance numbers that just
got inside those in the audience, it
went over his and every seat in the
house was held until the final cur-
tain. This act is a show in itself run.
ninz almost an hour and chock full
As a producer the lot the very best in vaudeville. It goes
to the Metropolitan theatre in Brook-
r
3—9:
iyn from South Norwaik for
weeks. But "In China" did not have
the right of way until the last minute
for the audiences were reluctant to
let Berger and Silvers finish their
comedy' offering as the fourth art.
These two black face performers Ii-
lteraily stopped the show and an«
.swered seven curtain calls last. nizht.
EMack and Murray are big time danc-
,ers and give a program that has not
{been equalled by any performers pre~
'viously in this city. Miss Murray is
especially fine in her Spsnsh num-
ibers. The singing of Francis and
ILove was also excellent. This act.
was slightly more of the classical
than the rag but it made a decided
Ihit. Billy Morleis' opening as the
iwizzard of the accordion won him~
self a place in the hearts of Norwaik-
on; at once by his music. The Palace
or any other theatre wcl not soon
’present an equal of the show nu w be-
.inz offered. it will be repeats-d today
iwsn Alice Lnke featured in "rm- Mis-
tit Wife" and on Satuld'iy with Shir-
ley Mason in “The Littl.‘ ‘A'andererf’
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REGENT TODAY
Torn Mix Allows No Alloy in His
Latest Feature “Three Gold
Coins."
it‘s pure and .ot‘ the highest carat.
DARIEN f
Mrs. M. Conroy and tamily have re-
turned to their home in New York,
This applies to Tom Mix‘s latest star-'city.
ring vehicle “Three Gold Coins’ which!
comes to the Regent today as the?
picture attraction for today and to
marrow. Mix is too Well known to
need much in the war of introdur,»
tion to Norwalkers. His western;
plays have won him great popularity
even where. but not anywhere great-
er than in Norwalk an‘i with the Re-
gent patrons. in “Three Gold Coins"
which is his latest picture under Fox
direction he is at his best and with
a supportng cast of the hnhest culi-
bre gives the mic an interpretation
that cannot be excelled. There will
be other features in the Regent pro-
giam today and tomorrow making up
a high class bill. i
“BUDDIES” COMING
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Bright and Clean Musical Comedy
Hit Comes To The Palace
Thursday. ;
On next Thursday evening the Sel»
wyns production the musical comedy
delight “Buddies.' comes here direct
from a twelve months engagement in
the Selwyn Theatre. New York. It's
engagement will be at the Palace
Theatre in South Norwalk. The fra-
granCe of the romance of “Buddies"
and. the charm of its interpolating
music gripped the heail of New York
all last season as a musical comedy
production seldom seen. From the
rise of the first curtain Julie Benoit.
the sweet maid of France. has the
sympathy of every audience in the
trials she endures through the excru-
ciating ShynPFS of "Babe" one of the
American "Buddies" bilieted in her
peasant home. in "Please Lenin To
Love.‘ one of the lilting melodies
which R. C. Hilliam has woven into‘
the fabric of Georsc V. Hobart's
.book, ulle demands of "Babe" "Why
{are you so scared of me?" but she
,never finds an- answer because the
dii‘fodence of the- American "Buddy"
is an inherent quality which even his
love cannot surmount until ultimately
‘he is forced into its declaration. Run-
ning parallel with the domiant love-
.story’ of "Julie" and "Babe" is a min-
er theme no less appealing in the!
romance of "Sonney." another of the,
“Buddies“, and Little Miss Brooklyn.".
and through the double story runsl
the golden thread of Mr. Hilliam's
music. and; the humor and pathos
‘which attend the doll" rinlnzs of the:
‘American soldiers as they await their.
return. after the armistice to Amen-1
lean shores. Scots will be placed on.
!sale Monday, October 4. at 10:30 a.m.i
i CASCARETS ,
i “They Work while you Sleep",
Dr. F. Goldfrank. formerly of Stain-j
ford, has removed to Gracious Street.
where he Will open the Cherry Layn‘
School next Monday.
Plans are being made by ladies oi,
the M. E. church for a concert to be
given soon by Miss Hilda Kathryn
Schultz. the famous contraito. and;
other artists. 6
Mr. and Mrs. Framis Leach of;
Noroton Heights have returned t‘mn‘i
a motor trip to Stannlon. Va. where?
they placed their. son, lidv'm'cl. in the;
Slaunton Academy. 3
‘Mr. and Mr“ VValiace Couch.
dispcrert of a large cuantitv of their
household effects. and are selling the
small remainder now in anticipation
of their removal to New York.
.
Marci
Mrs. Frank M, Sanger lost a prized
platinum and diamond bar pin this
week' while walkinz between her
home on the Post Road and the Dar-
ien postoffice.
This evening the. first of the acne:
son’s. serials of the (‘onzrcgationai
Church is to he held at llw home of
the Misses Craig on Old Kings High-
way. A pleasant program has been
prepared by the committee in charge
which donsists ot Mrs. E. .
Spooner. Mrs. Frank Holmes. Mrs.
Roy C. Lester. Mrs. George Smith. H.
B. Cooke, Mrs. \‘Vm. J. Flemming.
James MacCammond, Mnrwin Smith.
James F. “'iiliams and George N.‘
Yeaton. .
The community motion pictures.I
next Tuesday night. will present
Marguerite Clark in “Bab‘s Matinee!
Idol." one of Mrs, Mary Roberts.
Rinellalt‘s Saturday Eveninz Post
Stories. Several of these have.
been exceedingly popular when pre-;
viously shown in the schoolhouse 9X»;
hiibtions. Romance. mystery and
humor are blended in these tales. Ad-
ditional pictures will be offering of
the American Red Cross. showinzl
conditions in the poverty-stricken and
warridden countries of the Old
“'orld.
A large number of people enioyed
the "Trip around the “'orld" \‘l'ed-
nesday night under the auspices of
the Epwmth League of the Daricn M.
E. Church. The "trip" was made by
automobile. the cars startinz at the
church at 8. Six stops were made
on route. each place representing a
different country refreshments
characteristic of that country boinz
served by attendeants appropriately
zarbed. The last lez of the trip
brought the participants back to the
church. where an entertainment was
given with games following.
CARLE m «some;
COLONEL." ‘
RICHARD
Richard (‘arie appeared last evening
at the Regent Theatre in "Some
Coionel' supported by an exceptional-
Do you feel all tangled up-blilious.
constipated. headachy. nervous, full of
‘cold? Take Cascarets tonight for your
,liver and bowels to straighten you out
by morning. Wake up with head
leiear. stomach right. breath sweet
'and feeling line. No griping, no in-
conveniences. Children love (lascarets
too. 10, 25, 50 cents.
ly good cast. “Some Colonel" is a
musical comedy. which gives Mr.
;Carie ample opportunity to display
this ability as a fun maker and his
‘etfprts kept. the audience in a con-
tinual uproar. The supporting cast.
of many line singers and dancers!
whose; (aorta were thoroughly apf
preciated received a hearty demon-
stration.
' “Some Colonel" was a delightful
entertainment and was witnessed by
a good sized house.
Characters in the Sclwyns Sensation ai musical comedy success, “Buddiesw
Palace Theatre, Thursday, Oct. 7th.
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Henry W. Savage offers Madge Kenna-‘1 her-elf in “Cornered"—At Th‘
Regent Theatre, Thursday. Oct. 1. 80‘s on sale tomorrow.
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