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rare Vaudeville
TODAY ANO SATURDAY
Boyle and Boyle
Artistic Dancers
Watkins and William:
Sonas and Steps
“ John Sparks & Co
A BIT OF OLD NEW YORK”
i Hodge and Lowell
Rural Oddities
' ‘CLASSMATES ’ ’
A musical revue of merit
and
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J'Londons noted“ oday of Jack
“SEA WOLF”
SATURDAY
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in
“THE GAUNTLET"
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"LOOK WHO'S HE" J
, “Look Vl’ho's Here" was piesented
at evening at the Regent Theatre
I) a fnlx Sized house. CecilJean'
oslsted by Georgia Empey and an
'Iie cast successed in keeping the
Iudience in good humor the entire
veniug. “Look Who's Here" is a.
musical comedy and as pIesenled iast’
xening was :1 decided hit many of
the songs being exceptionuih pieas- I ‘
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me Sentinel. '
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REGENT TODAY.
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Kenn W. Savage Sum
“Madame X‘ ’ Has Been Made
Into Remarkable Starring
For Pauline
FI'I-Ilcficks
The .Regent 'l‘hcutre today and to-
-Famons
VI thI II
I rangement
US a sh)!“ 50 human.
15,31 that no one of the Regent audi— been told on the stage or screen. This at fault. according to the witnesses.
m com animus m m
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mom-ow will present Pauline Freder- «noon on. and tomorrow Who will ugh by Alex Bolog of 250 Wlaflek: BELFAST ”Ninth!“
icks in the most remarkable perform- look upon It, will (ill to be moved to street, a- told in MGMIS' 8 Senune
once of her career ”Madame X" from the ‘1‘?) Gem
th French of Alexander Bissau b\ fit. without mawklsh sentimentality with- morning. hlo injuries not proving oerl- {
with flour)
film it is more than a star picture
“'lthout pathoo. was ible to lreturn to his w'ork this'
has been affected
out stage trick: or directorial sleight one. A aettlement
W Sa\ag;‘t of hand 'Madame V" tells as lnsplr— between Muzak-41. Who come- from
so pathetic so ing a. ston of mother lOIe as has ever New Harm and Mr. Balog ‘ho was
inicture has all-end) stirrid the emo- \laitors from Bridgeport. Stamford.
Regent Theatre '
TODAY AND TOMORROW;
A \VONDERFUL PICTURE
Samuel Goldwyn
PAULiNE
FREDERICK
MADAME X
Adapted Rom the French oi"
ALEXANDER BISSON
byar e t with
HENRWnSeXVAGE
Directed lg
I ions 01 a countless number and It Dorm. Danbun and Naugatuck al-
tannot tail to our thI emotions of all ltndcd the Forestc’ro IMir in the
Regent patrons who lake the Oppor- Town Anaemhh hall last night. The
tunitx to see iL toda) or tomorrow Icmwd one the largest since the open- <
On Saturday as usual the Regent w;m ing of the affair last Manda) night.
present a lyw‘ episode of the Eddie‘liurlnt the meaning. Miso.AlI1 Aval-
Polo aerial lione tang several Iocal Dolec no in a
lsweet \oicc. The selections were :
igreatl) cnoned. The booths were
John J Mean. thI S. N. E. 'l‘. (70.. well patronlwd. There. was dancing
PmNo‘PP struck .‘Pslerda‘ ammoon during the mening with mull:- In
on North Main street by an auto oper- ‘3er s orchestra.
Steinert Series
. of Five Concerts
By the world’s Most Celebratell Artists ‘
, at POLI’S THEATRE ;
on Sunday Afternoon at 3:15
At Popular Prices, $6. 50, $7.50 and $8.50, for
the Entire Series
NOW ON SALE AT
MCSleinert & Sor§ Co.,
915 Main St:
roam ‘ m
MADAM LOUISE I
HOMER . ’
Greatest of America‘s Control-
' toe and her daughter
Miss Loni» Homer, Jr.
Soprano L
, IN A JOlNT CONCERT 1
NOVEMBER 7th
New York Philhar-
monic Orchestra
America's First and One of the
“'orld's Greatest .
JOSEF STRANSKY. Director
YOLANDO MERO, Plano Soloist
DECEMBER 26th
MARY GARDEN
The Biggest Attraction in the
“'orid
JANUARY‘ch ‘ N?
ANNA CASE
goprano and Artist Supreme
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The (anions French Violinist
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Regent Theatre
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Entertainmsnt that bear: the Regent stamp Of Quality is o
TODAY All) SATURDAY~ ": I ’13] ~
SAM UEL GOLDWVN
Presents
PAULINE FREDERICK F
“MADAME x”
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. Adapted from the French of Alon-nor Bio-on by arrangement
Henr W. Savage.
Wit“In “Maydame x"~ Pauline F-I’dcflck give. the greatest perform-
ance of her career. for
' ham the play which run
The Icture has been called greater t the
years andpmn‘o as one of the most nonunion-l ouocoooeo of ‘
theatre. '
Of course you're not going to mm. It.
and
Special Added rm
INCLUDING oATunmv ONLY
1:an POLO
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Sunday Monday and Tu y
MADGE KENNEDY DOROTHY DALTON
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“BRIDE 13” " GUILTY OF LOVE
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Coming Next Week . -
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Phone 344
Here’s What Everyone Has BeenWaiting For
MONDAY and TUESDAY :
Oct. 18nd19u‘2:15,1ud9 l
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this year—but of oil time.
' “HUMORESQUE”
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You'll laugh one minute—you ll cry the next In you
you’ll never forget this play.
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