Evening sentinel, Friday, January 14, 1921 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Theatre

Heme of High Class Feature
Entertainments

 
 
 

 

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.Hg LAST TIME TODAY
REALART PRESENTS

\LICE BRADY

u. sparkling comedy sensation
of the year

limb EW ‘
YORK IDEA”
py satire on marriage and
divorce

 

Tomorrow
A other Realart Treat

YANDA HAWLEY 7'

~; 0. the most popular of stars
in
”HOOD FOR SCANDA ”
A new Episode of the Serial
Starring

EDDIE POLO

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Sunday Evening .2
‘3';;-ick‘ Presents Norwalk’s" Idol
EUGENE O’BRIEN
in
A FOOL AND HIS MONEY"
FANTOMAS

 

Monday
GERALDINE FARRAR >
in
"THE RIDDLE WOMAN”

.ming Next Thursday and Friday
-.I‘s‘. National Presents Its Own
Brightest Star

M ARY PICKFORD

[2E ARTS OF
THE HILLS”

~’W‘N\’VW¢NAWIW\AAJ~. .- W -

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

,’HE HOUSE~OF 100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT

 

HERE BIGGER THAN WAS
EXPECTED

”THE FASHION
REVUE OF 1921”

‘ ade a decided hit yesterday—goes
i bigger than ever today ’
I SPECIAL BEAUTY CONTEST
FOR GIRLS TONIGHT
All Ages Eligible—Audience Judges
} TWO HANDSOME PRIZES
‘Entries may be made up to the
moment this act opens
Don't Miss Your Opportunity Girls
to Be JudgedfiBeautifui . ». .
FOUR OTHER BIG ACTS

and

ALICE LAKE
lll

' “BODY AND SOUL"

Saturday

Three Complete Shows
2:15, 6:45 and 9

I “ugo Ballin of Westport Presents

with his Daughter Mabel in

l the cast

“PAGAN LOVE”
' From “The Honorable Gentleman"

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Sunday
The Palace Favorite Star
EUGENE O'BRIEN IN
“A FOOL AND HIS MONEY"-

ugo Jansen's fashion show under
the title of the “Fashion Revue at
(1921” made a. hit at two shows at the
Palace Theatre yesterday and the on-
ly thing that prev8nted it going over
this number was the tact that there
.were only two shows The much her-
’alded presentation 0} New York and
gParls st3 le creations brought out the
3'vomen in particular and they were
the finale and the act promises to be
as big 9. success as any that has ever
played Norwalk. A feature of this
Icvcning's showyw be a beauty con-
§test. for Norwal girls. The an-
nouncement was made at' last night's
show and there were several ent'rants
;at once. These will continue to come
3111 through the day and up to the
time of the act'- going on the stage
for tonight's performance. The en-
tire Palace bill has natures of note
and the whole program was enjoyed
everybody.

r REGENT TODAY ‘

'Lnst Appearance of Alice Brady in

Comedy of Marriage "The ,New

York Idea."

“Why change your husband.~ since
you are practically certain to want
him back?” i sthe theme of “The
New York Idea." which opened last
might at the Regent. Theatre with
Alice Brady in the stellar role. It
'cannot be charged that, the idea is
icribbed from De Mille's "Why
Change Your Wife " however. for
"‘The New York Idea" is a famous
American stairic drama. first pla3ed
in 1906 by Minnie Maddern Flake.
and revived three or four years ego
in New York by Grace George.

Herbert Blache. who has directed
pictures for many of the leading stars.
{among them Ethel Barrymore. Nazi—
moxa in “The Brat" and "Stronger
Than Death " Edith Storey. Emily
Storms Florence Reed an Frank
.Keenan was director or this oduc-
tion which is a Realart ottering and
quite up to the Realm-t Standard.
i‘The New York Idea." will be shown
'todny also at the Regent.

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LADY “’ASHI NG'I‘ON LODGE

 

 

 

 

Officers Installed at the Meeting Last

Night—«Several Events Planned.

At a regular meeting of Lady Wash-
ington Lodge, No. 21. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. held last night in Red
Men's Hull Main street. the following
officers were installed: \

Commander—James R. Craig.

\‘ice-Commander—J‘mhk Hutch-
inson.

Past Commander—Fred Bennett.
Aide. to Commander—~Leah Cohn.
his rslial—Annn. Barker.

Scribe—dds. Craig.

' Accountant—Carrie “Food.

’1‘ Icasuii I—-Ma3' Beach.

Chap]: iin—Minnle Hutchinson.

Mistresses 0t Ceremonies—Hilda!
'Bennott.

Musici. III—Kenneth Bennett.
Insidc Guard-Lillinn Jennings.
Outside Guard—Mm Lockwood

 

South Nornalk .Ind Westport. Fol-
was enjoy.ed ,

Plans for a Valentine masquerade
dance-.10 be held on Februar3 10 hav‘e
been made hi the Lady Washington'
Lodge. On Fehruaiy 20. officers of
the Lady Durns lodge of Bridgeport
will installed by the local organization
tion.

 

 

CHICAGO. Jan

mittce has solied the problem of 0.
too nois3 cit3 councii

around b3 the chairman when he
opened a meeting yesterday of the
Fuinco committee. and {or an hour
the illilr‘l‘nlt‘n were quietly occupied
with licking- the candy sticks.

ings we have ever
Richtc r uric rwnrd.

had."

 

 

 

 

HOYT’S Theatre

THE HIPPODROME 'or-' THE
NORWALKHHOWS rI-Iuns
DAY AND FRIDAY EVENING-3

7:15 and 9
Admission, Adults 250

Children Saturday Matinee 15c

 

TODAY I

RUTH BUDD
in
"A SCREAM 1N

830$,

 

SATU RDAY

EILEENm PERCY

‘HER HONOR

THE MAYOR”
And the First Thrilling spasm of

 

 

111m. NIGHT”.

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in One Day
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A3 a» result of“ Militia bout!

shim Ralph Ritchie. ,pf the naval sta-
tion at Hampton Roads, 373.. will
meet John Watson. of Eng and; John
Cortw of e United tate- Army.
will mee 3 owneond. of the Brit-
ish Arm). and Ben Davis. of the 8rd

meet Engine"
the specials
Junction with the dinner to William’
A. Gax in. under the auspices of the
International S. C. at the Commodore
Hotel. on Monda3 night.

Ritchie defeated Jimmy Maker. in

In. of the Eritons. in

allowed to represent the United State-
in the lightweight class. mm
defeated Ray Townsend. of the 2nd
Corps. in the heavyweight division.
after the judges had twice ordered an
extra roundiought. and Davis. who is
said to be a. full blooded Choctaw In-
dlanhbeat Lafayette Printupe in the
light-heavyweight class.

In addition to these bouts there will
be five others between amateurs, ar-
ranged by Frederick W. Rubien. sec-
retary-treasurer of the Amateur ‘Ath~
letic Union.

BAKER M'AY PLAY AGAIN.

 

 

.EASTON. Md.. Jan. 14.—J. Frank:
iin Baker. former home run king. may
return to the diamond next season.

He is reported as having told friends
that he was going to Baltimore this
week. where he has an appointment
with Joe Kelly. “scout" of the New
York Americans. with whom he will
talk over the situation.

 

"TENNIS CHAMPIONS MEET.

 

I \
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 14.—Row-
land Dufton. of Boston. and C.‘D.
"Punch" Fairs. Long Island. N. ”Y"
met at the Racquet Club. today. in
the third match of the national pro-
fessional court . tennis tournament.
The winner will play Jock Soutar.
Philadelphia. tomorrow. in the final
round.

‘MONEY ADVANCED To GREECE

ATHENS Jan 13. -—lt was announc-
ed here 3eaterday that the United
States government had consented to
adiance to the Greek govin-mnont
',$32000.000 already promised Greece
when M. Veniz os- was Prime Min-
later but upont e condition that the
money be expended in America for
non-war material.

 

yoiterday at Billy Grupi'i's Gymung- '

United States Army Corps Area. will!

w, to be held in con- '

their bout to decide which‘sho‘uld‘be *

 

 

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EXTRAORDINARY PRICES ON ALL

KINDS OF MEN’S. AND BOYS’
APPAREL, AT ‘ ‘

Regers and Stevens’

9 Tag Sale

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Suits . . . . . . Work Shirtsu.$1.15
Overcoats . $29950 FlannelShirts. 1 $1.95
Suits.........$29.50 Shirts.........$l.00

Both up to $49.50 N'eckwear . . . . .,. 55c

 

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ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 33% TO 50% .

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Norwalk (2 Stores) So. ZN'orwi‘ilk

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AND HOSIERY

This sale has been under way for a week

and is attracting large numbers because of
the EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. .

You cannot afford to miss the Opportuni-
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Trustee for six months—Jennie
'l“inch.

Trustee for 12 months—Hattie
Lockwood.

Trustee for 18 months—Edna
Hutchinson. ;

The installation cerem niea were'
conducted by a deputy fr Lady
Burns Lodge of Bridgeport ‘in the.

presence of 70 guests from Bridgeport. .

louing the installation. a social time:

 

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(‘AN D1 FOR CHICAGO ALDERMEN.

1 4 -——Chairman 3
John A. Richter of the Finance comm

he said today. i
A bag of all (10.3 Suckers was passed?

"One of the most successful meet-i
said Mr..

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