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In a triumphant return to her first love—the speaking
stage. Her new vehicle will be - ; g .
Dodson Mitchell’s Comedy Drama
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With the entire original company as it will go into itew
York City for the season during the week of Ocotber 11.
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The biggest sensation of last season in New York, was “Buddies,"
a genuine Musical Comedy Hit, by George V. Hobart and B. C. Hilliard.
which the Selwyns presented In the Selwyn Theatre, and which played
there to capacity audiences for twelve consecutive months. Mr.
Hobart’s. charming book and Mr. Hilliam's lilting music will on.
"Budd‘es '
here by the same incomparable company of players and the beautiful
scenic investiture which charmed New York all last season.
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YORK CAST
REGENT
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HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
AND PICTURES
Today and Wednesday
Shows Complete at 2:15 and '3
Pictures Only at 0:15 '
ray and Thomas
In a Clever Song and Dance
Number
" Robinson and Parties“
The Colored Comedy Duo
Harry Beatley.
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Dorsen Sisters
In a Novelty Revue of Songs and
Terpischorean Specialties
Irving and Banks
You'll be Surat-Bed ,.
Percy Athos and Helen Reed
A Spectacular and Extravagant
Skating N umber—Special Scen-
ery and Effects
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William 'S‘arnum
“THE JOYOUS
.TROUBLEMAKER”
“'EDNESDAY—.0wen Moore in
“The Slmp.”
COMING
Alice Brady
IN
"THE DARK LANTERN”
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'and beat her.
renew TODAY.
Alma lieubenM’
in “The..Wos-Id “I In “'fle.”
Alma Rubens. who is the featured
player in .- “Hunters-squat has the
leading role in the new Cosmopolitan
Pmductiom, "The World and His
Wife." which will be shown at the
Palace theatre today and tomorrow.
The scenes in the picture. which
was adapt'edetro‘m a. once i Broad-
way play .are laid in Spain. Kiss Ru-
bens has the role or Fedora. a young
Spanish girl. who marries Don Julian.
very rich’and much older than her-
Ernesto. s. youthful writer and
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Fen of Don Julian's deceased friend.
comes to live with them. Evil stories
are circulited about the young folks.
A duel. in‘ which Don Julian is fatal-
ly wounded.‘ and several other rtnit-
ling events‘tollow.
Besides Miss Rubens. the cast of
"The Wo;ld'~and I-lis Wife" Includes
such nottble players as Moniagu
Love. Gaston Gina's. Pedro de Cordoba
and Charles Gerard. Robert 0. VI;-
nola directed the picture and it is a
I‘aramouiijrtcrart release.
FIRST DEFEAT rion
a. ' sianoanm DILLON
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ry Alto}: “'iniiilig‘llt‘at In 2:I_H.
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museums. 0.. Oct. 2.——.\largaret
Dillon. winner of eleven straight races
and one otihc vcryJ’ev; unbeaten per-
formers ‘orgthe year: tasted her- first
defeat. yesterday afternoon. in the
2:10 Amn‘City' pace. purse $3.000.
when. aften“a great first heat on a.
slow track. "she succumbed to the on-
rushes of JOhn Henry and lost the
race. ., ‘ ' , .
Margaret paced the first half in
120039 and came home in 2:04. chas-
cd out by the Murphy entries. Ethel
Chimes and John Henry. They were
after her-in turn the other two miles
Ethel look the chase
to the half and John did the work in
the stretch drive.
The froc-for-ail pace found Single
G. favorite. and he easily defeated Di-
rectum J. and Snuardo. The soft foot-
ing was just to the vetcran pacer‘s
liking and he won one of the few races
he has ever captured over the Colum-
bus track.
Miss l’q-ri‘ci-llon won the 22l1 trot,
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At 2:15, 7 and 9:15
‘i- )"TOU’lt Aflcraft Presents a
unparh Feature with the star of
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Alma Reubens
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“THE WORLD AN
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TOMORROW ONLY
Simona Episode- Of the Serial
Supreme
Ruth Roland
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RUTH OF THE ROCKIES”
l comma SATURDAY
, r Georges Carpentior
“3 French Soldier and ChamP'°"
Boxer who soon meets Levlnsky
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..stuge and screen. has
DIAI Kill K [IN N I'IDX.
Miss Madge Kennedy. who on the
always been
known as having the sweetest of no:
.ures and net a trace of artistic iem-‘
perumcnt. conl‘esscsin discussing her
forthcoming personal appearance in
”Cornered" next Thursday evening at
the Regent theatre. that she is involv—
ed in a quarrel. quite a serious qunr~
rel. indeed. “And perhaps 1 should
be ashamed to give my side of the ar-
gument.” apologizes this ‘ perturbed
pretty maiden. “since the other side
isn't here to dci‘ent itself. You see it
——that is. he--has been dead for cen-
turies. My quarrel is witth Aristoble.
"‘Now as you know." explains Miss
Kennedy. whose mind and heart are
full of the part and the play which
brings her back to the speaking stage
after three years in motion pictures.
“now as you know. Aristoble founded
the laws of the drama, and was a very
great teacher. indeed.
“Buthe made one rule." protests
this ardent admirer. ."that I think
pluywxighis have paid too-much at-
tention to. I mean the rule of tell-
ing the audience all your secrets. and
leaving nothing to their imagination.
"Even Shakespeare." laments Miss
Knnedy. “suffered from trying to fol-
low Aristobie's dictum about exposing
ithe plot in Act 1.‘ Ibsen‘relieved the
! imcult' somewhat by
glory as, he went along. But some of son and Lamar-u,
lour present-day
know how the modern public. enjoys Tin-
;suspense and surprises in,_what it
reads. are trying to give '
sort of enjoyment in plays. Theyre
writing plays like serial stories. that
cop the big secrets till the very end.
And iii/spite of Ari-table's laws and
the 'modern playwright
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suits me best.
l'l‘ucsday. Sept. 28 .
telling his'dinarily clever
playwrights. who Comedy (inept-users
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and company will come to the Palace
thcatrc on Thursday evening next tor
one ptri‘ormuncr only. While the
piece is not strictly a musical produc‘
tion. yet it may be rugarded as u dain-
ty musclai comedy with tuneful melo- '
divs meaning that the unity of the
plot is not destroyed by irrvelant
songs every few minutes. In short.
“Buddies is a song play with comedy.
There is a never ceasing vein of good
humor which kept last night's audi-
ence in good humor. The locale is
quaint Brittany the heroine a peasant
girl of that cllme and the hero an
Amuican soldier billeted in her home
after the armistice.
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I! ['16 E N T \'A l.' 91‘) VI LIAB-
Ncw Bill of Five Feature Acts Pleas-
cs [large Audiences on the
First Day.
The Regent theatre vaudeville bill
[or the first three days of the week
was presented to appreciative audienc-
es yesterday and ranks as one or the
best shows that has played at the up-
town theatre this season. There is
vancty throughout the show—a full
measure of comedy and every act is
featured by snap and pep that go 4 to
make ihrougiiout a bill of excellent
entertainment. Lay and Thomas as
sing-mm and dancers are more than or-‘
and pleasing.— Robin-
a colored'duet are
of a high degree.~
Der-sen Sisters presented with
Ilzury Bentley in a dance revue gave
a performance that would be hard to
improve upon and won instant ap-
proval. Irving and Banks was an-
ncunced as a surprise act and such
it proved. It is almost too bad to
spoil what might be in store for those
who will attend the Regent today and
tomorrow and good judgment dictates
that the suipise be left unexplained.m
dropping the final hcat to Mary (‘0-
burn. In the 2:18 trot Miriam Guy
won in close finishes. the middle hl‘ill
going to Aileen Dillon. The Weather
was (-M‘i-Hiingly cold and tho crowd
dwindled to 2.0““ on ire-tawny day.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
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' The first meeting of the Boy's Glee
Huh, was held with Miss McCarthy.
the musical Supervisor. in the Assem-
bly, yesterday afternoon. Thirty pu-
pils joined the club. A meeting will
be held every Monday at 1:20. The
nificors will be elected at the next
meeting.
The tootball game for “'cdncsday
with the llanhury Highs has been
cancelled. but will be played later in
the season. Camcs are scheduled
with Stratiord and Greenwich teams:
The High School chorus met yes-
terday at 8:20 with Miss McCarthy.
C. M.
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Danbury
Fair
This Week
(Oct. 4 I." O)
, ALL THE WEEK
The Leading Fair of
Southern New Eng-
land and one of the
largest in the United
States
Horse Races First
Five Days
Auto Races Satur-
day
yourbnildinginvest—
meat againstdecay. Pain
costs less tins repairs.
Unpaintsd buildings begin to
stones. Boardswarp.
Nails loosen. Window sashes
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' Well painted buildings are at.
way-quickly rented at advanc-
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line or bait. Thousands of sperllng
and smeits were left by the tide on
the beaches after immense schools
had been driven ashore by large fish.
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ches deep. They were quite fresh and
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and automobiles to get them.
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