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This Company Plays Norwalk as One of Its Five Engage-
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3 Seat Sale Wednesday,,0ct. 20th, 10:30 A. M.
PRICES - - - - 75c, $1.00,-$1.50,' $2.00
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THE BIGGEST AND BEST PICTURE EVER MADE
TODAY and TUESDAY
At 2:15, 7:15, 9:15
HUMORESQUE
Paramount Artcraft Super Feature Starring
ALMA REUBENS
And An All Star Cast from Story by Fannie Hurst
Special Symphony String Orchestra 5
Prices Positively Will Not Be Advanced
For this attraction which played Broadway Fifteen Weeks
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SPECIAL NOTE
TUESDAY ONLY—RUTH ROLAND SERIAL
(No show Wednesday Because of Political Rally.)
Cinderella Man" will play the gover-
i lit-5S umi Mary l:oland. for many years
leading woman for John Drew. will
ihlu'c her original role as will Glenn
llluntcr. John l-‘lood. \‘iola Harper.
Susanne “'cstl'oord and liarlowc Bor-
ilanil. Agnes l-‘indluy and “'illiam Lo-
'renz will also be in the cast.
! "Flam-nee" is said to be pure com-
]edy throughout.
_humor0us observations on America"
into and manners and among its char—
’acters are two or those uncannily ac-
REGEN
Theatre
liv..¢-vtalnment Bearing the Regent
Siamp of quality is guaranteed
Today and Tomorrow
At 2:15, 7. and 9
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iwithout a peer. This time the preco-
icions youngsters are brother and sis-
;ter aged sixteen and seventeen. l‘t-s-
Paramount Presents
UROTHY DALTON
.r of “Aphrodite" and Many
yher stage and screen successes
.. her latest picture
“Guilty Of Love”
'pectively. Seats will he placed on sale
lw‘dncsday at 10:30 a. m.
H l '.\l()l:l4ZSQl '1‘: TO] DAY.
——_—
_4__ Fannie‘ Hurst‘s most appealing
‘slory. “Humoresuuc.” has been trans—
r WEDNESDAY _ ih-rl'l‘ll to the screen and will he the
' 3 9'93“?5t Airman Of all time gt‘caturc attraction at the Palace The-
(The Late) {atrc today and tomorrow only. The
Lieutenant Locklear fintensely human atmosphere of the
In ‘ gnovcl is said to have been incorpora-
ited into the picture with singular suc-
cess.
The story centers around Leon Kan-
tor. a boy of the Ghetto who shows an
intense love {or music. His mother
;who has always wanted a musician-
son, is delighted and on his seventh
.birthday buys him a violin. Leon's
I'playmate is pretty Gina Ginsberg.
;Fifteen years later. Leon is a recog-
gnized genius. 0n the night of his tri-
iumpli at a big concert given for his
Leon
returns from France with a. shattered
lshoulder amt it is said that he will
never be able to play the violin again.
Leon's music is his all. He becomes
Tit-3 GREAT AIR. ROBBERY
THIJRSDAY AND FRIDAY
Paramount Presents
Alma Reubens
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"4"“: Hurst's Great Novel
"H UMORESQUE”
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morose and discouraged. Before the
lwar he had become engaged to Gina.
' "who ("cunt-a To The Regent. Now he wishes to releale her from
ml. 'l-..-l;erton's “Clarence." the,marrying him——a cripple. But in 3
"‘}"""~' Hum-fly success of the last ivory wonderful way he is restored to
E " ""’\ s"Non. comes to the Re-itull ltrength and. to the joy of his
ill-“m... mr one night only. Mon- mother and Gina. turns toward new
. """""" 35”!- conquests in the realmrol' music.
. ' "WNW" ran for exactly forty Alma Rubens is the featured play-
: 'n’ Hw- Hudson Theatre and will or in “IIumorecque,” and Gaston Glu-
'. " ‘ ""“Wi in Norwalk by precisely'and Vera. Gordon are also included in
“’""" "-N seen on Broadway. the cast.
" "“' It'lnt. the personable young prevail.
,— “’“Wimn for whom Mr. Turk-i
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r f“. Mills. will have his original
"“1 of the quaint and whimslc- ,
,1 “Wm“. returned soldier. all Dorothy Dalton. “1 an "“3me hu-
.4; "wt mums and likable genuem mm dunno. of dome-tic life. “Guilty
,_',L"'uimm.~_y disguise. Phoebe Fol— ol Love.“ willpbe the attraction at the
. om.- or the most delightful ,of the Recent Theatre today and WW-
" will” Ito-Ill. 'l‘arkinztrm Comedy
.~ luwl. Nult‘d "it At Hudson
REGENT TODAY.
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- keep them apart, sends Norris abroad.
. become a mother.
. wards Norris comes upon her as a
feels a reconciliation between them.
- mantle” by the death=ot her father,t .
' goes to New York and secures a. posi— l '
. tion as governess in the home or the
. rich Mrs. Watkins. The latter's bro-
‘ ther. Norris Townsend. falls in love' '
with Thelma. and his father. trying to
Upon his return, Thelma is about to
She compels him
to marry her. at the point or the re-
volver. then leaves him. Years after-
school teacher in a little New England
town and a dramatic eventilnaily ef-
Edward Langtord is Miss Dalton's
leading man in “Guilty_oi' Love,” and
the supporting cast also includes
Charles Lane and Augusta. Anderson.
Harley Knoles directed the picture,
which is a Paramount Artcraft.
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Warmmg- Up
Tune!
\VHEN those winds with a hint
of Jack Frost in them get busy
it is full of slyly
,curnle adolescents in the drawing of
{whom Mr. 'I‘arkington is admittedly
with the tips of nose and toes
remember that there isn’t a
thing that ’11 warm your spirits
back to normal more quickly
than a cup Of Van Dyk’s Quali-
Tea. . cifilfl'm
Quali-Tea (3 lbs. $1.30) 450 lb
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Victory Tea (3 lbs. $1.00) 35c lb
Quail-Package Teas 13¢ 5. 25¢ pkgcu
Silver Label Teas 15c 5 30¢ pkgfi?
Gold Label Tea: 23: a. 45c pkgc.
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'IN. GOOD CONDITION—$35.00
Every woman wants a cedar chest. They are so handy to store
things away and keep clothes in such ’good condition. The one
we are showing here is unusually attractive. It is cons
throughout of genuine Tennessee red cedar, admitted to be the
best for cedar chests. The grain is carefully selected and
matched and the chest is highly polished. The deep red of the
chest contrasting wnh the copper bands makes it an object of
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Special Showing of Boys’ and Girls’
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ANNIVERSARY
SALE
We Are At PeaCe With.
The World!
War Time Prices Must Go
Our vast stock of Ready-tO-Wear Clothes and Shoes, for Men,
Women, Boys and Girls, is being placed on sale for a period Of a
We are sure that your sense of economy will demand your tak-
ing advantage of this sale—the first of its kind since the good Old
20 Per Cent. Discount On
.j Every Purchase
and have your purchase CHARGED if you haven’t the ready caSh.
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We also buy furniture.
Children's Store
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PORCELAIN PLATESJ
Ans you one of those person!
whose mouth is in such a condi-
tion that a rubber plate is con.
tinuully making it sore, and keen
you in a nervous state all til
time because you are obliged to
live on soft foods and often-tiling
on liquids! If so, here is J“!
what you need—what you have
often felt the need off—A PORCE-
LAIN PLATE. The most sam-
tary plate made. Come in and let
me tell you about it. 1
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