fiz'tTL'EDAY, OCTOBER 2
PALACE
Seat Sale Opens Monday. October 4.
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, Laughs Galore .. Son
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@ THEMERRY MUSlCALPlAY
DIRECT FROM CHE YEAR ENGAGEMCNY
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Entire New York Company
Gladsome play. with music—New Y
nontan'eous comedy . fairly bubbles 02.13; Herald
A real hit. with hummingr tunes—New York Ameri
Oct. 7
10:30 a. m.
m/LVV//\ r‘ .,
The biggest sensation of last season In New York. was “Buddies,"
played there to capacity audiences for twelve consecutive months.
Hilliam s lilting music will undoubtedly find an equal
the same incomparable company of players and the
York all last season.
PRICES 50c, $1,
Mr.
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Regent Theatre
NORWALK —PHON E 1501
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49'5‘
1 One Performance Only'
OCTOBER 7 9
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“ first love -- the speaking stage--and wins 0
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/.l Conroy DRAMA By DODSON MITCIIIIIi
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Miss Kennedy appears “in person” in “(Sor-
nered” and not on the screen. Please 'riote
this and tell your friends. The dainty little
3" star has never had such an acting opportun-
ity as now.
it‘jPRlCES—W, $1. 50, $1 and 756
a Seats Are Now Selling.
by George V. Hobart and B. C. Hilliam which the Sawyns presented in th
appreciation when "Buddies" is presented here by
beautiful scenic investiture which charmed New
. [Inst Presentation of Excellent Vaude-
“3 the last times todav at 2 :15 6: 45 and
a °Genuine Musical Comedy Hit,
Selwyn Theatre, and which
Hohart’s charming book and Mr.
$1.50, $2
REGENT
Theatre
HIGH CLASS VAl DEVILLE
AND l’It‘Tl'lII'JS
The Last Tinn- Tnday
\\'illi;1n1 l-‘u\ l‘i'I-scnts
TOM MIX
l-‘avorite of all Motion Picture Lov—
ers in th Vt'estt-I‘n Romantic.
Drama
“3 GOLD‘ COINS”
Third Episode of tllt‘ l'nivt‘rsal
Serial Starring:
EDDIE} POLO
(Ithrr Attractions
SUNDAY EVENING
Paramount (rm-rs a San-in] Pen-
ture Attraction
Tom MOOre
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GEO. M. (‘OHAN'S Sl'CCl-JSS,
"s'ror ramp"
-——an-i——
The First Installment of the New
Fox Serial
“BRIDE 13”
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FIRST THRHIZ DAYS NEXT
“TIER
Shows Complete at 2:15 and 'l
I’ltV-ltll’t‘.‘ Utah at 9:15
Fay and;'l'homss
:1 (‘II‘VPT Song and Dance
Number
In
Robinson and Burquett
The Colored -('4Il“l'tl)‘ lino
Harry M ley
~fluf'iil — .
Doreen Sisters
:1 Novelty lte\ 119 of Songs and
'l‘erpischorcmi Specialties
and Banks
You'll be Surprised
Percy Athos sud Helen Reed
A Spectacular and Extravawant
Skating Number~ «Special Scen-
ery and Ell-ecu;
In
.‘l()SI)AY AND Tl'l‘lfillAY—‘Vllli-
Days lint-ll
Vaudeville Lani Three
“'eek—I'ieturtm livery Day
LAST TIMI-ZS TODAY
2:!3—6:-l.’I—-9:13
The Full Vaudeville Surprise
Including
“IN CHINA” ‘
A Musical Operetta Vt'ith :1 (‘ast
of Twenty l’laycrs
FOI'R OTHER "It; ACTS
wand»—
Shirley Mason
"In‘*—
‘ ‘ THE LITTLE WANDERER ' ’
Bill
SYN DAY
Vitugmph
HYHSI‘.‘ (i
Presents the Star
Stairs
Corinne Grimm
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“THE WHISPER MARKET"
Mack SI-nuctt Comedy
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Of
MONDAY
ROMAINIIZ [WELDING
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“A “‘OMAN'S MAN"
l-Ittln Attraction
Al. ST. JOHN in
“Tll () l'll Ill-I"
'l‘l'lSSllAY AND “'I'IDNI‘ISDAY
ALMA ltl—Il'lll‘lfis
Star of ‘Humoresquc‘ in a. Para-
mount Super Feature
“WORLD AND HIS WIFE"
it 1111115113
PALACE
"THE
Tonmr
ville “’ith Shirley Mason Feature ’
Picture.
The Palace theatre will prose nt for
9:15. the excellent \atidtHille hill
.fered Thursday
\\ E'ww'mvfw5m'wwm Woods Company’s his musical apper-
which has made a hit since it was of—
afternoon for the
am Farmlm in "The Joyous
Troublemaker.”
Moore in
\\ I‘. "51- Isl) \\—- (men
“The Shun."
Frederick
(‘().\ll.\(i— Pauline In
“\l min n1 X. "
and has four oth-
t‘llfl. act- “In China."
or acts of exceptional merit. The
show has pleased in an unqualified
manner and promises to draw record
crowds today. in conjunction with
the feature vaudeville bill Shirley Ma-
son will he Starl‘lll in thc piclurc ut—
tr.’1ction"'l‘he Little \Vundcrer."
1trom fourteen to twenty-one.
first time. This bill is headed by the
RI .(III \T TOD“.
lTum Mix is P11311141! in Three Gold
I (‘ulns"—.\’ew lust-Illnent of the
Eddie Polo Serial.
l Nortwnkirs who .1ttI ruled the Re-
lgt11t tliczttrr1 icoterdzu and chimed
,the presentation of the Fox feature.
'l‘hrte Gold Coins" st. 'IIring Tom Mix.
found :1 picture in own Iii-tail to
their liking. The feature was full of
thrills. cit-nu throughout as is a char-
acteristic of Tom '.\iix features and
back of it all there w. 151 :1 atom .15
I absorbing as has mer lit-en presented
tin anv re :Iturc picturc. 'lhc support
giun \lix in this pl("(‘( is in keeping
l THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
l (PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK)
IA School for girls and for little boys,
will open for the year 192021 on Wed-
nesday. September 22nd. at 9: 00 a.m.
i Thorough instruction by experienced
lfaculty of college graduates in pri-
lmary, Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offers College Prepa—
ratory and General Courss for girls
Special
reviews for college examinations.
General. course otters . as electives:
Household Science, Economics.l
Psychology, History of Art, Language,
stc.
Small classes give opportunity for
individual instruction and develop-
ment of right method of study.
Commodious school rooms, large
gymnasium, ample and beautiful
grounds otter equipment for best men.
tal and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano,
and drawing on the.faculty.
The Principals may be seen at the
school by appointment after Septem.
her 7th, 1920. Printed matter on re-
quest.
MARGARET R. BENDLINGER, A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS, A. B.
’mittcd to be one m"
. in which [lay has cu-r been st.- Irwdl
‘:1'. d that it will l)(' lI‘u-d ix hi.“
m‘fl‘nrfi‘ 1v 2 worsen-r
with past {"I '12r171'. EL: 1 f the For
org-anintion. The pictme will appearl
.11 the lit-gent tom. :1} Jl 1‘; . '.;s. time
and in conjunction “"le its l':st show—i
111g Eddie l’olu's serial \xili it: [we-
scntcd. this living 11 - thiz'tl tplSDdt‘.
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Dr. S. M. Dietz
DENTIST
47 South Main Street '
Scum Not-walk
20 PerCent.
Reduction on
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
REGENT Fl NI) KY.
(‘harlcs Ray will he the headline
attraction at the lit-gent iinun'I- Sun—
day evening when he will be present-
ed in a new i‘nmmoIInt-Artcrui‘t fea-
ture “Stop Thief," front the celebrated
George M. Colitm suns'css. This is ad-
tl‘vc in .~t l’eatuxes‘
l
liowli
oi" .Idmirt Is goes “ill Ion: swing An—
)ther "tutu” ol inn-vest .It the Re—
gent Sum‘av chiting will lu‘ t‘w fusi.
cpisode of \Villium Fox serial. “ Iridc
13." This is one 0. tin: first ()l :I madin! Acmry Store
mother of Fox l‘i-ntuI-ns in in» I'I-lwusmi .
und reports are that it wins place 9 Railroad Avenue
unique in the history 01' St'l‘lill produc—
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THE LEADER IN DISPLAYS,
Attractions and Attendanc. I Mia“! Rena-hint C.- F' M’ CULLEN
o. M. BUNDLE, sec'y. ' cousin ,1." NORWAme Electric Shop
0mm cm I "'"mm" m. 60 Wall St., Norwalk
TYLE HEADQUARTERS
where fiorirtg Bruno another! untold
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There’s a new style note
You will see the new style note this fall whereverthe
best-dressed people gather—in homes or at clubs. at‘
play or at. work. The new style is a welcome change
to most men. It’s a change from the highvwaisced,‘
pinched—in and skirted effects to ample-chested, full
coats that hang almost straight from the shoulders.’
Vents will be shorter, noticeably shorter, in fall suind
Society Brand Suits for fall embody correctly these
style changes. The highest priced and proudest custom
tailor m town iscuttinghis’falleuitsalongdleselines.
WehavethestyleinSocietyBrandSnics. Also
the fabrics and the fine tailoring. A call atom-store
"islikevisitinganexhibixofadvanocdstylc.
f”.
Society Clothes are never expensive.
betteGood Suits and Overcoots. All Wool. $47.50 and
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J ose h Davis
85 Washington Strpeet So. Norwalk. Conn.
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Our Store. W ill’ Be Closed ‘zThe Remainder of The Week.
Will Open F or Business at Our New Location, 70 North
Main Street, Saturday, October 2nd.
Norwalk Chronicler