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. Mes Her Rem *0 the State In Second Games in the World 5 Series
"Coniered"--Pl0duoed Under-
“1 Savage’s Direction at the Be-
gent Theatre Tonight.
PHONE 1501 NORWAL K Tonight at the Regent thentré‘ Mb BROOKLYN' Ba t Field.
Madge Kennedy. the beloved and 11 3h Avg! no a. e. A‘,‘
beautifulyounz screen am, will be 0130". u ‘1?- I; l; 21) 31101:: iii so by h: E0 0 “,1; 3- 5 0 1 00.
f in firsttimeinthree 'eers - 0 '“ '
l he triumphant return to the Speaking stage 3"“ °' ° ’ , J “h"mnv 3'» 7 1 1 «1 3 .. 1 1 1. 0 1 1 .143 1 l o 1.000
0“ the. 3999M“! '“E‘Ev 3‘ the 5‘“ ° Grimm rr ...... s 0 3 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 .375 4 0 0 1.000
Of the popular Star a newuuplay by lgodson M‘tCheu en- Wheat. If . ...... 7 1 2 2 0 fl 4 0 1 0 0 0 135 7 0 0 1.000
titled Cornemd'; um I Myers. cf ....... 7 0 1 0 o .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 .143 3 0 0 1.000
. Miss Kenneth 8d ' new“; 7!" Konetchy. 1b ...7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 22 2 1 J“
nn d hwetxyeceogn'fig’: 1:13) Rig-£Zr'?” '1‘: Kndufl' 2” ""“G 0 0 l’ “ 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 3 6 0 1.000
' I ‘ Kruegcr. c . . .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o .000 7 1 ' 0 1.000
a e e e y “:25: 225.512.1321 rests: .3: WM. :1 .. .1 .. ~ 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 . .
felt originated in her first play "th- .L‘m‘" """" 1 ° 0 0 0 ° “ “ l‘ 0 0 0 ~000 0 " ° 30°
(Herself) tie Miss Brown." and developed with M‘“““”" p """ 0 0 0 0 0 0 " " ll 0 “ 0 ~000 0 1 0 1-900.
Dodson 1 much harm and subtelet in "Twin tMitchell ....... 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1,000 o 0 o ,000
In Mitchell 3 Comedy Drama ’ Beds‘ ...calw in many of hi, film ve- Cadore. p .0 0 0 _0 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 _000 o 1 0 1,000
hicles. tNets .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 .000 o o o .000
.. .. . Miller. c . .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 _000 3 1 0 1,000
-.In. Cornered. whl'h is announced .
“ ’3’ as a comedy-drama, LMlll Kennedy Grimes. p . . .3 1 1 0 0 0 l 0 o 0 0 0 113:; 1 4 0 1,000
- will have her than opportunity; in a — "" — — ““ w- — ————— __. -~ ~—
'poken p13)" to thrul her aud‘ence‘ Totals .... . . .61 4 12 3 0 0 15 6 2 U 1 1 54 JR 1 1
its well us win their smiles. She will *Bntted for Marquard in sixth inning of first game. 1
TONIGHT ONLY AT 8:15 ll; be‘aurrounded by a company of 1m. .iliatted for Mamaux in eighth inning of first game. i _ \
42 . usual distinction. ”which includes such :Rnn for Mitchell in eighth inning‘ 01‘ first game. .1
With the entire original company as it will open for the '1“ we” known mam, “ Lune Ans..." .
season in New York City next week. \ jun. \ille last an alarm “ith i: tlicl run- CLEVELAND. _
,, hymen-:9 Anne Sutherland. Amelia Ilat. Field.
A LIIVIITED NLHVIBER OF SEATS ll] G”."‘““';I‘Chaaf‘si If"??? 5:0;523’12' all. r. h. 2|) 3|» hr tly so hit hp sh sl» Avg. Im. a. c. Avg.
’I"\ mun. om a s . 0 ('l‘ .' . 2- ‘ ., ‘ _‘ ( , ( 1.000 ,_
Are still available for those who act quickly. Phone your / l Nutulie Manning. mine Huntington. 3:122:11 .l.{.....; f: g’ 1: j‘ 3 ‘1’ 1° 1 f: (I :1 1.323 ‘ (I ,1 1.000
reservation now and call for tickets not later than 8 this l’fl .1;‘-n-:)l‘:nrtr.m.1\:: Clgfix-Trfsz¥::l. 11:14::- Wambsg.unss_ 217,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 (I 1 0 .000 3 2 0 1.000 ,
evening. Tickets ordered in advance and not called for by f in?“ ‘a,’“'1“,..rank ‘x‘iatmnf - Speaker. cf ..... 7 0 2 1 n 1. 3 1 1 .1 11 0 .2115 s 0 0 1.000
that time will be placed on sale. ‘ V "rm- amO" of “Cornered" wk” {2:11:33 1:; . ...-. . 3 (1. (1' «(1. I: l; ‘1‘ ‘1‘ :: :1 3 i; Mi: 3 (1’ (t: 18:13
i H place in New York City of the pre- 1 ' ‘ """, ' . '
) 9.: l ._ , . , 1 , 1 la. Smith, rf . . . .n 0 n 0 0 0 0 1 n v 0 0 .000 .1 (I 0 1.000
t RICES . . . . . . . . .75c, $1 00, $1. 50, $2 001 Q 3,1? 334,1“; :3;:3;:;;;g“,,:;:§ '33: Gard“... 3., 7 .. 2 1 .. .. .1. .. . .. .. .. 2 5 o 1.1...
. ‘ :21. re W. “vs“ :3va . , .. ‘__ . , ' , .. “'ood. r! ....... 2 2 1 l 0 0 L’ l 1 <1 0 0 .500 4 0 0 1.000
: -..\\ m ‘ ‘ '”‘ l ' ' 31:32:]:8'92da‘g2;:rsi0‘ti‘alélrol‘a‘:j{Slalfilf- \V. Johnston. 111.5 0 0 (l 0 0 (l 0 0 t- u 0 .000 3 4 0 1.000 ‘
“01mm; mm“, of me mm. {“9}... Ma Sewell.1 as ..7 o 1 0 0 0 l 1 0 0 0 0 .143 4 .n 0 1.000 1
’ Swag? mm! at suspense E‘md “rm“, O'Neill c ....... 7 o 3 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 .421: 10 2 o 1.000 '
l es v nit-n might be spoiled if not kept gogyoskiv. 0-1.3 3 1; g ‘0 x 0 (1. 1 : 0 1‘: .0110 2 i (1' 1.2g:
' . "‘ i t' 11. however. "ill ’3 ’-“- p -.-------' ' ’ ‘ ’ 1"' 1 ~
1.. :2: lettu- oretl‘szoiriltfstnimprcsslve 9:1,, §Graney . . . . .l 0 0 (I (I 0 0 1 (l 0 0 0 ,mm II n 0 _tl00
ea I [‘r('\t0‘ll(d h‘. \lr Savage. with a per- 1 bio. I) ............ 0 0 0 (l (l (I 0 ll 4» 0 (l .000 (1 ll 11 .000
f ' » ‘ ' ' , lNunnmakt-r . ...1 (I 1 0 0 l1 0 1 u 0 0 0 1.0011 1» 0 (l ‘000
le.tion 01 cast. costumts. scenes and
settings. to make the leturn to the. _‘ — _ - —" ‘“ —— ‘_ ‘f - “‘ N M‘ if, —
Phone 344 Mag, or Madge Kennedy a mung Totals .......63 3 12 5 0 0 10 10 0 0 1 11 5.1 .- 1
"welcome home." There are still ‘I atttd for l’ aghy in seventh inning of second game.
some gmd seats available [Batter] for l hle in ninth inning of second gnmc.
HERE THEY ARE ——““'~'— Scores or Games-— l-‘irst Game—*(‘lew-land. 3: Brooklyn. 1. "
NEW CHAPLAINS Second Game—Brooklyn. 3: Cleveland. 0. '3 "3:951?“
' ’ SCORE BY INNINHS.
6 6 9 9 FOR REGULAR A Bill ,
1;.(l m‘ll. XXIV ._._,_.,, (l 2 it ] ll 1: (I to (l._._:
(Continued from Page 0119‘) Stolen bust ""J. Johnston. filerillce illts--—\\’;lnllmp'unss. J, Julmstmn Sac-
- ‘ "'— riiice illt‘3—* Xone. Two—liaise hits—wU‘Nt-ill. ‘_‘: \N'ln-nt. L‘: “Mod. (1: tlIllHl (llit‘-
In the HObart Musical Play denominational agencies, The clel‘gy-' 15th. SDPHkt’I'. 'l‘hl‘vc—lmse llllSA7N01lt'. Home rims ~T\'mle. lltlullk plays——
‘ v ‘- ‘0 men thus selected have been t‘om- metcln‘. Kl‘llt‘gl'l‘ and J. .lOllllSiUll‘ (Zurrlm l. (I'Nt-ill. \\'. Johnston and
, 0‘ . .
l t’lut’lls (lalore ('lrls and “lore (xll'lS *missioned with rank from July 1,;(l'Nt'ill. 'I‘riplv pluys None. Harnl'tl runs-Willi Murwunrd. 33.: ol‘fl‘oult-skie.
1930. l; ofi‘ llag‘hy. L‘; o fl'l‘hle. nont; off Grinus. none. Left on lulscs t‘lvu-land,
l Songs Aplenty
‘ For One' Performance Only
TONIGHT AT 8:15
' 1: . ntraction is presented with the personal guarantee of the
Palace Management. To anyone not entirely satisfied in
every respect with the cast and production and not finding
it equal to the New York presentation, money will be at
After careful study by representa- '13: lll‘ooklln. B. First hats-t- Ull errors-5w Nnm- i‘nssml hulls None l’itt-hera'
lites m the “'al llellaltmenl the rt-cm‘dswol‘f (‘OVclt-sltic. 5» hits and 1 run in nine innings: ml‘ Mnrunnl'd. 51 hit.
lpropmtion of the denominations “as and 3 runs in six innings; (n't' Mamaux. no hits in two innings; 011(‘ntlorc. no
lvera Halare who will be seen in thecharacter of Julie Benoit in the Selw Itentatively fixed by Secrets!) at “'31 hits in our innins’: ot‘l‘ Hugh}: 7 hits in sh innings; off l'hlt. no hits in two
1 ., 'Baker at 25 r cont for the Roman innings; oi‘l‘ (ll-lines. 7 hits in nine innings. Struck ontrvlly Mui‘uuard
iyns Delightful Musical Comedy Suc- cess, Buddies With the entire Ne {(‘atholir (‘hmxiflL 70 pm (cm for the ‘ Silt-alter. “limbsgunss. llurns :llltl \Voml). lh‘ llamnux (Stwrll, O‘Neill and
lw York cast. company and Production. Palace Theatre, tonight. Seats Protestant (‘huiches and 5 nor cent.¥t‘t-\*--h-skie). 123 ("nulcskit- (.l. Johnston. lélldun’ and None-10ml. By
1 Now Selling. Prices, $1.00, 3150,5290. fm adjustments that cannot be made ' (Il‘lllli‘s (l-.. Smith. Grunt-y). l‘.)‘ l llle Milli 1‘. Olson and (,ix‘lfllth). lty .l‘mgliy,
3 .on strictly mathematical apnonion- lilullt‘. l'ntscs on balls» 4m Mnmunrd (\\ owl and l‘.\ull8l: (lii (‘ovclcskle (Ol-
'llll'nt. This conclusion is b350,] (in a , sun): MT Grimes (.‘llllll‘sflll. Speaker. \\':mlllsu‘;mxs and Gardner); off llazhy
g h ’— :(‘arel’ul survey (it census rcl"tlr~ts_ as; (\\‘ln~:ll); oil' l'lllt. none. Hit by [lllI'llt‘l‘~»X(Jilt‘. \\‘llri pitcllcs—-.\’mic. \Vin-
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01108 refunded l “-0” 3,1 the rpnginug pongug “f 191:. l “in; lllll'll‘ rs ~~(‘0\‘t*lt'sklt' and Crimes. Losing pitcht-rs Murqllelrtl and Bag-
ln making the nnnmlnt-emem~ Cv-n-l ll}. liuns lutttml in—- 23’ O'Neill. :2; ivy Knnt-tclly. l: l»_\ (il'lnllll. 2; by “Meat.
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, (HEP 1()UR SEATS N()‘V cml "zll‘ris adds: 'l- 1'Inl'il'l'swk'lem. Ponnnlh. (Him and him-11".
“l'ndcr the new Reorganization
Law full provision in». lmvn '."’f"" for “SALADA” Tea is Pure Ton. Frwr‘n.
the moral and spiritual trainlnc of
5’25.l,$,‘,‘,‘,‘,:‘°,§‘a;“§f1;,nfim‘.‘;:d."“""fim‘;f§ and of Delicious Flavour. stimulating
entire el‘fnrt will be along the lines' H d “‘w 9
of character building and proper KuhL‘ .3 refrahirwo atoh for the N5'Iie '
sure for the \‘ouna solrlinls under
their (lla-lZP coupled “ith the ll--\\'_ on every Cannine salad Mketo
'lIhough the advance sale has been heavy it is not yet too
late —-Call 344 and your reservation will be held until 8
o 'clock.
PRICES. . . . . . . . . . . . . .500, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
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‘ "" prozrnmme or ulmatiun and 0((‘lll'1'i ; "‘
r 5 tinnal truinin: fox the trumps. .
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1' "1 HARTFORD. Oct: 0—4119 nartrnrd‘
») EGEN ' Times announces today that it has I
l- i V ‘bmizht the Hurtful-ti l-Iveninz Misti
: which ceased publication yesterdaym
I Theatre :Thp Post has been published con-i
" nu." 0m» \‘AI‘III'IVILLE The ““5“ °' 10° 9" cent EM” ~ timmuslr sim-e 1856 and Was at ,
.9 "\U I‘It‘l'l'lll‘IH f tainment Features Onlytho Hoover like the m. and 1uniiei by the Times from ASsist-ml 1 ,
l ; . flutters ("buts' ')it more nun ion l'nltell States llistlitt Attornm‘ ;
1 . - . a W'm“°“"m°‘* Thomas J. Spellat}, who has been 5 Send us a postal card for a free sample. Address:
> FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! ; A Fall Vaudevflle Jubilee f 'its owner since May of this your. 1 lw“. Tacomm’ Stunrt&BorhloyStI-. “to“ II
"'lu:- of the most absorbing of to- A FRIDAY AND SATURDAY T . I H 4—— fi_ #2
é d " 5 film at‘rac‘lons E The first fall lappearance cf the Ills S Cover week ‘1 '— “fl"- __.-.___.1_ M" M" “““
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fl 5 INNIS BROTHERS (oint- Ill at any tune and lot lls demonstrate the Hoover 5'; ”:W.{ w . O . . . . O ...O . ° . 8" . . . . . .W . . . . All“
3 ft DARK FANTERN” 5 Tw° °f the be“ .‘nte'tai'len 5" Vacuum Cleaner at our special Hoover table. l ’0'
, :1 story of a cynic who distrusted vaudewlle . i
i :l eSivaarzogentzzgdggzntbgcgg I JOE WARD, MABLE RAND l _ You “'1“ see just how it is that the Hoover beats—as it l.. ‘
1" x t) als a laved her . AND CO. sweeps—as it cleans. - - i
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i ' vane y num er , . . '1
SATURDAY ONLY ion “'1” want one f 1' ti '- ‘- 11 in ‘ l 'l] 0 r l”
3 l'mversal's Thrllling Serial 1 THE WILLY BROTHERS \ s; '-1 11‘1 . . '1‘ . ‘ 0 u .1 1) lscc 9d lna on on 1 . ~
~. Starring l One of the most sensational equili- 1,pCCIll “1") 0”“5- | g
; bristic novelties ever oflered on 1.3.
Eddie P010 3 any stage. logo ‘
1. Prom .. DONNELLY’S
Harry Garey I As prese tefmtltfi te G rden ..z NORWALK’ CONN.
1" n e n r a . I -
. in ‘ in the same show as the Klein 16'18 south Mall! Street I”
"IKE HUMAN STUFF” ? Brothers. . . .
and , . -—-and— Opcn_tlll 9 p. in. Every Evening, Saturday 10 p. m. loo
Fox's Serial Supreme The famous French soldier and fig. ‘ . .
. .. n champion boxer who meets '
1 “LE 13 r The Dansant Seiree
: MONDAY GEORGES CARPENTER
1 Clara Kimball Young , -—IN—
' —lN—- , A Robertson-Cole Feature Play Y , , -
g 1,»..5 SOUL OF RAFAEL” “THE wow“ "A". - neld on Satuiday, October 2nd, met With such a
*1 E3...“ ' Coming Th R l cordial reception, and has received so many favor-
? ‘ C . . A
J, p.110... Frederick . "W“ x'm“9‘ _ e 0 y a ames 1:: able comments, that, in compliance With the large
- in "‘ - . . . .
l f‘MADAME x" . “THE 'SLE 0F CONQUEST" number of requests received, a second Dansant Will
— «~ ' . be held on
in“ aflection than he did to face the bpl— ‘
ilets or the enemy.
Saturday, October 9th I ' '
The management desires to take this opportunity
to thank those present last , week for their aid in
making the Dansant such a signal success, and
wishes to repeat its invitation to EVERYONE to
come and “joinin the fun”
The play contains many grim
touches of war and not a little of
, the humor and pathos in which it
RUDDIES" EXCELLENT. abounds centers in the little party
of fighters in khaki. There is a vil-
lian, a French ‘restanrant keeper
from— New York, who has wronged
lJulie’s brother ill America and (I
1 trying to steal Julie herself away
l” 1” ‘ry romance of Julie and from her mother and Babe. The
H its setting of war and pathos big Irish sergeant in charge. of the
lill'. hold of the syrupathles oflsquad or which Babe in a member
‘ V large audience that attend-'Dmefl t0 5° ‘ former N" York po-
... performance of "Buddies" at licemnn, who recognises the villain
1.01,.is theatre last evening as a crook and helps to smooth out
”l3 is called a musical eon- the troubles of Undone Benoit and
I... that description hardly at. her (nanny. In the end. of course
A" 1.. hull the music and the com- ‘Bsbe and Julie are made happy wi’l
' 7‘" secondary to the very prot- each other.
3; "sun. -3 that is unfolded in the The nine musical numbers scat;
;"‘h: or the love story of a bashful tered thmh the two 'Iets and .ep
:-_'~n: American soldier in France loans are in very deceive and the
My: 3 Winsome French ‘11.,“ i mm ~ m m of
Mn“? l“ a member of a party of or; make on 3990313
11.," ‘ns billited near til-name oi mum Terry 1’"
8:1 ”7‘“ Benoit in Brittany and he
in) “WHO Benoit are deeply in -W
other. although he
Junior Dancing Class
r .
f ‘ ' “ v-j Audience Enjoys "3
, Romance and Music.
MRS. CANFIELD, Instructor
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, 4 TO 6 .
Convert charge, 50c ' l ‘-
1'“ "all.
‘ mars diflicult to tell inc-*3!
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