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Norwalk
One Night Only, THURSDAY, OCT. 7
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(Herself)
In a. triumphant return to her first love—tho speaking
stage. Her new vehicle will be ,
Dodson Mitchell’ 3 Comedy Drama.
CORNERED
With the entire original company as it will go into New
York City for the seaso during the week of Ocotber 11.
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z: SEATS ARE NO W. SELLING
1 Get yours today—tomorrow may be too late—the opening sale
it Saturday gave evidence of an early “sell out." Act at once.
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PRICES ..... ........75c, $1.,00 $1.,50 $2.00 h
@1011 mm;
Palace . Theatre
PHONE 344 AND DO IT NOTV!’
The management announces its personal guarantee of
“Buddies"—the same complete show and excellent New York
cut that played at the Empress Theatre in Danbury Monday
night of this week, and which will come to the Palace J
One Night Only (TOMORROW),OcIober 7
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THE HERRY MUSiCAL PLAY
Get your tickets now.—They are selling fast, and to be
sure of the seats you want act at once. Call at Box omce or
Phone 344. I
PRICES. . . . . . . . . . . . . .50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
tomorrow night. Everyone is {amili
or with the nature of the show—a rol-
licking. clean. musical comedy of the
EGEN post war season. and everyone also
knows t t on Broadway it was the
biggest hit of last season. 'It will be
Theatre found to measure up in every re-
spect to the reputation which it has
not only gained but maintétined as a
road show. Seats ,are now selling and
the indiCations are that. the Palace
HIGH CLASS VAITDEVILLE'
AND PICTURES
t1 rest In in! semen work." So \ludm
will l11- l11- r1 and within 11 :1ch of tin
people. Seats are now selling and
Tho House of 100 per cent Enter-_
talnment Features
Today
2:15, 7:15 and 9:15
Paramount Artcraft Super
Feature Offering
. Alma Reubens
Star of “Humoreuquc’” and Other
Notable Screen Productions in
“THE Wt‘i‘gm AND HIS
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Ruth Rollind
In the second epi‘ode of tho stirring
Pathe Serial
“RUTH OF THE ROCKIES"
Other Features
A Fall Vaudeville Jubilee '
FRlDAY AND SATURDAY
The firut fall appearance of the
celebrated ..
INNIS BROTHERS
Two of the best entertainers in
vaudeville
JOE WARD, MABLE RAND
AND GO.
catchy song and dance
variety number
THE WILLY BROTHERS 15'
One of the most )enlational equili-
bristlc novelties ever offered on
any stage.
An Entirely New Program of
Specialties
As presented at the Winter Garden
in the some show as the ein
Brothers.
Not an Acrobatic act in any respect
The
Ina
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
The famous French soldier
champion boxer who
Levincky
GEORGES CARPENTER
—IN—
A Robertson-Cole Feature Play
“THE WONDER MAN"
and
meets
Coming
. Norma Talmadge
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“THE ISLE ,OF CONQUEST"
‘APPLY SULPHUR TO
ecuoots MAY HAVE“
won.“ coacuce
PHILADELPHIA, Oct (Sr—High
schools in this cit: are facing the
alternative of women football coaches
or no professional coach at all. no
(10111111: to “'llliam A. Stecher. direc-
tor ol public school physical educa-'
tion. I
At the last examination for physl.
cal instructors in the high schools i
no men applied. There Were ten wo-1
men applicants There are no me
teachers on the eligible list and two
schools need physical Instructors l'n
ices one of the professors volunteers;
to coach the Icc’hn‘l teams Mr
Stecher said today these .schools 171111
have to take a woman coach.
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3 HEAL UP YOUR sxm'
,Broken Out Skin and itching ‘Ecaemll
l , Helped Over Night.
For unsightly skin eruptions. rushE
or blotches on face. neck, arms or
body, you do not have to wait for re-1
lief from toiturc or embarrassment:
declares a noted skin specialist. Apply
a little Mcntho-Sulphui and improve-
ment shows next dav. j
Because of its germ destroying
properties nothing has eier been'
found to lake the place of this rul-.
phur preparation. The moment you
apply It. healing begins. Only those‘
who here had unsi-hllv skin troubles
can l'nmv the drlizht "1i: Vfi'Wl’lfl-
sulphur brings. Even fiery. Itching.
er-vnma is dried right up.
Get 1 small in" “cm anv good
drugglst and use It like cold cream.
ed.
l Whole VIII“. of Pottery Workers. 1
In the villlago of mm, China.
111‘. uolo Industry to the making of
earthen and china wore.
momma: 2000 workers are employ-
IA“ the work is done by
piece, the wages or workmen rangingi
between 36 and 72 cents a day.
Fair
This Week
(Oct. 4 (1)
ALL T3511; VIZEEKf
The Le ing air 0 1 ~ 1 _., .
Southern New Eng- 3 . 5."
land and one of the
in which i
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-'l'bo Boot Salesman—n Want Ac
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Danbury
u an: loyal subjects. It's M
everyday moron some that causes second.
ullwhoeottobeumtlntedlnthelr allmuodustordlrtofany
praise of Royal Lunch Biscuit 1.
of the Nation! thul: 0. ,
1 ullufylnzhelptothebunm ”,
1 Competent, dependable, 1 ..
Mu. Harrison spoke f
g‘muvulwurkor .131 -~ 0
. Willis. a conscientious little - “Royal Lunch Biscuit combine I
I wed who was Wearing herself out 1.rean1y color. a tender a‘lspneu. u
the mould hither”
1.-)uryoomuygettheu1ll
-. .. are named. "
re about putt!“
l M not huh
1 politely.
,' women like you baking all
time and good 1 ..
tinned the old .-
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r old-full
;' The 1
hot
Famous ltn‘ldl
biscuit, which originated in
New England. arc at their best in
ROYAL LUNCH‘crcamy brown. We!
crackers baked by National Biscuit Company.
Save them at every meal with milk, cheese, jam!
and jellies. The name
ROYALLUNCH is on every
biscuit. .
Sold by the mud .und in the
{amoe- h—cr-ucul We Mark
pathet-
NATIONAL
largest in the UnitEd :2 E \‘ I" l} ‘ E NATIONAL BlSCUl'I‘ newt:
States whld:
Horse Races First
Five Days
Auto Races Satur- 1
- day
. In our
Lunch Blo-
~. often catluc
nylhing else to stay
1' anger until meal time. or bu-
tore coir: to bed. For the children
there I: Mums In every bite
“Royal Lunch Biscuit combine up
52mm
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but In a stun-mom to
'1 former \orwulk newspaper m'ln
said that $111 looked forward with
morc than unusual interest and plen-
Id" Bridgeport.
sun to h1-r \isil in Nor\v.ulk “1 un-
,1lcrslnnd that 1113' good friend Mars
igllcrite Clark recently had Norwulk
inll nsrog when. she visitcd that 1‘lt\.
‘l‘.ut l was disuppoint11i.th.1t Miss
Ei'llll'k did not mukt hl‘isrlf av1‘uilllill
,to “call upon her.frie"n1ls .111 cm of
'lhc lhl-utrcsT ' on I visit Norwnlk
Thursday night I will be to make a
‘Dllllllt' appearance and i hope that
11 will he .11111‘ to justify the 1xpect 1—
'tions of those who have shown an in-
some excellent first floor reservations
are still available.
REG EN '1' TODAY.
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Owen M0011- in Sclznlck's Play .“Tllc
Poor Simp."
name 01' Owen Moun- hus l)(‘-
synonymous with that new va-
riety of comedy that has taken the
American theatre—going public by
storm. Some pcoplc cull it "polite
co d3"'-eit's rcully comedy drama.
depending for its humor on complica-
‘tions wherein the hero is wrong every
time he is right. It inspires sympathy
for the hero—~and makes that sym-
pathy expressil’fi in laughter.
In such 11 comedy as this.» called
"The Poor Simp." Uwen Moore is to
appear at the Regent theatre.
The
come
Canada's Care'of the Workers.
Withpthe single exception of Prince
Edward Island, all of t e provinces
of Canada, including th Dominion
Government, have‘ enacted work-
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soprano,
Misc Shepherd sang.
“In the Gimmimr."
The New. Edison
stood on the lion-c
by her side.
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185 tunes - no dill-Terence I
Miss Betsy Lane Shepherd, famous concert
has made this test 185 times.
1- ' 185 public audiences," in 185 cities, have
. heard her compare her voice with its RE-
CREATION by the New Edison. No one. ,
out of a total of more than 100,000 lis-
teners, has been able to tell when Mis
Shepherd was singing and when the New ' . __
at kind of music I L
She sudden y
slh‘fi‘pcd Blngring.
The New l‘rlis-m
took up hl‘l‘ song.
and continued it
alone.
Edison—emcpt by “atciiing her lips.
«l, 000 similar tests of direct comparison, 1
made by over fifty other celebrated vocul- "‘-
ists and instrumentalists, have given this
same result.
The New Edison is perfect-realism
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mum w .‘
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. lmpultg'w cleanly whm
(the naué‘loyil Lunch‘ la enema
her-Ice! Tsude m .
the kltchco -- u maths.
WI“! them) .1111: tell m
counselor moody iclom they are. Only by curl-c
up" “a. “a", mag m hem will you learn how appropri- -
thou“. ”
or
The Last Time Today at 2:15 and 7
Five Big Acts Vaudeville
—AND——
Selznick's Special; Fehturé Offering
Owen Moore
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Note—Pi-.ure only at
9:15
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Realart Offers the
walk Hearts ,
Alice Brady
IN 7
“THE DARK LANTERN ' ’
—AN 0—
Eddie» Polo Serial
AT" THE THEATRES
“BUDDIES"
why-1.0mm: Plhying at Palace
Thursday Night Hus Personal
Guarantee of A. J. Collins
After Presentation in
' Dunbury.
“Buddies," the Hobart musical co-
mwly which the Selwyns are present-
1: d and which plays at the Palace to-
m uirow Thursday evening. has the
1- rsonal guarantee of Mr. A. J. Col-
1'1“. proprientor of the Palace. The
1-1"anpr show with “brilliant New
York cast as it made a twelve month
11-. 0rd run on Broadway “was present-
1-11 11 the Empress theatre in Danbury
0:1 Monday night of thh week. 'It is
“V "I known that the.Empreuu theatre,
I 1 lianloury and the Palace are under
'11- same management. After whine-
«Mtg the presentation himself. Ill-.001-
lin..- issued a statement yesterday nt-
“"118 his per-analytical:
1""0rmance which wlll
the same peoplé .1:
Pride -of Nor- -
owmgi’
will be filled on'Thursday night. There
are. however. many choice seats avail-
able and these mat be obtained either
telephoning a resermation Call 344
from 10; 3.0 a. m.
the Palace box office manager how
many tickets you want for "puddles."
15.111.50.15 TODAY.
Alma Rubens in Last Presentatlmi of
“The “’ol‘ld and His \Vlfe."
. The same producers who distin-
guisbed themselves recently 'with ‘Hu-J
meresque' ha\e made another pict'ure
ot‘ a different t1 pe but declared to be
of equal merit. Their latest effort is
calle ‘The World and His Wife" and
will be showfl’ at the Palace theatre
for the last time today. Alma. Rubens
and Gaston Glass .promlnerit players
in“'Humoreshue."l are in the cast.
"Tne'world and His Wife" is an
of color' and passion. Charles Freder-
ic Nlrdlinger is the author. Robert
1‘13. Vignola directed andthe picture is
a Param‘ount-Artcraft.
The bill also eludes the second
.episode of Ruth oland's daring wri-
lal. ”Ruth of the Rockies."
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MADGE KENNEDY.
“Cornered” Made Blé fill at Bridge-
port Opening, Moulds: Nighh—Is
‘ \Vorklng If Finish For Nor-
, walk tlon.
Nor-wall: is fortunate in getting
“Cornered" towards the last. of its
first and only week entour. because of
the fact that It to being worked up
to a filth and when olfereihere to- i
marrow. Thursday evening. u; the Re-
gent theatre. will be a. flawless produc-
tlon.
the beat the cast headed by m
.Kennedy. Impo-lble to improve upon.
coming to Norwalk will give the “9
1men's compensation legislation.
Lb) calling at the Palace box office or ,_
to 10 p. m. and tell '
0 Tell 113—;and we ’lebow you. how all it: emotional
“gets” you ? .
power is RE-CQEAIg-mby the New Edison ‘
appealing story of modern Spain, full ,
In other wont-.- with the play ‘ '
the three days presentation before "
ITcertninly .
- pays to protect
ypnrbuildinginveot-
moot gainstd y. Palm
cootsleustlnn _
Unpdnud bum: begin to
depreciate at once. Board-warp.
Null- lo'ouoo. Moder-uh“
mg. Deenyman-luukrlnki.
Well mum-‘2‘.»-
wuu quickly mud :t admo-
io; nun.
Patton s
operatives a chance to become tumul-
Lu: with wot-kin; the show ‘1‘; It um
Let us play your: favorite voice or instru- .
ment in a new kind of Realism Test. See
whether you are touched by the Ru-
SZEeNEW iiSO
“Tic P‘mu'nfili with a Soul"
Perfect realismisyouronc vehicletotbe irfliur - 11mm Miss Shcfiicrdze 185 m mmu'
» duplicates of t original Oilfield labial-y
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Is it the soulful violin?—-—a mellow con»
trulto?—-—thc scintillating flute?—-—u sweet,
soothing tenor?—-that draws the quickest
emotional response from you.
joy: of music which you crave. .
Mr. Edison 1: three million dollar- in there: Model °-“ “’th M" Ed‘”" '1‘“ hutkrufli.
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CREATED music in the same way that you
are touched by the living mimic. .
.We want to show you that the New
Edison RE-CBEATES all the vital powerin
all music.
Remember ‘whot to ask for—“pamnd
iavoritcs" Realism Test! -
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