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Metro All" Star Cast
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LASTTIHESTODAY, 2:,15 7m9
MARY PICKFQRD
:l‘ of the direction and production support of the Firstvflatlooal’s
Big Organization in Her Latest Triumph
“HEART OF THE HILLS”
roman—connY—nnm
tly a Pickford Feature—This Story of Kentucky Hills Will Provo
a Bill Headliner Never Before Equalled
sawmills?
BEBE DANIELS
NEVERTELL”
The Latest Episode of the Serial with
EDDIE POLO
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Attractions ' -
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sm’
minimum
pm“. dar list, with seventy-one motions
" awaiting disposition. will be taken up
“DON’T EVER ‘ by Judge John E. Keeler at she short III-n: Leave England ‘0 St'dfi 3mm
HARRY” calendar session: of the Civil Suherl‘o’r W h m
court today. Despite the request 1.0me. ——"Jae)iless Jiils mbt:
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SP
AT POLT’S
Mr. Rudolph Steinert Otters
TOSCANINI’S LA SCALA ORCHESTRA
SUNDAY finances, JANUARY 23
'1‘ Prices: $1.00 to $3.00, Plus War Tax,‘
THEATRE
in
ted.
rein one mind for the general“-
on which the show got-e was cer~
tails. to all. With.good comedy,» lot),
of life through singing and dancing
and lust enough of other dashes of
entertainment to season
program well. the show was to the
taste of all.
pretty and delighted; and while the
can etiom won erenone.
which were line while Doll) Bray who
.took'the place of Fielding and Bloom-
'er on. the
gram of piano and song selections
and was ably amisted by her partner
works of comedy.
made by the late Olive 'lfhomss‘
"Everybody's Sweetheart.
A eomparatiwly light short calen-
made formerly by Judge Keeler last
week. that motions for additional or-
ders of notice to ll
filed in writing do
in this way prexent the short calen-
dar list from becoming clogged. eight}
such motion: are
which can be easily disposed of dur-
ing the week and cause som
when brought up at the busy
morning sessions.
Judgment is asked
d'lflerent motions one of which is the
case of the First Taxing District bf
Nomslk rgainst Giles Gregory
The exam were a.
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the whole
MADRID. Js‘n. :bwuwuie up orl
die!" is the warning addre-ed to the
r“sinuous nil-locus) All “editorial ofi
The Rose Revue‘ was ,!
cast was not so large as has come in El Debate which lune: the ancient: minimal amass BLACK 013mm pm arm
other acts the me‘rlt'm not cur-ml. nobilit} o: the country tor its "lethal. “m 10“ um“,- 5 quart u Mum and I. n . Mormon"
ed. The girls in this number were ty” in all public matters» The‘ 3:. is value ”a val ' m "m“ ..
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PRE-INVENTORY SPECIALS—— PRICES m FOR SAT-
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URDAY’S BUYING,
“In order not to succumb. the or»:
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The Wal-
lin Trio closing the show oseml what win: must not only display movel axiom com m , "'K
is seldom seen in vaudeville. a com democratic sentiments but perponslIYl C, Colonial style. 2 (L: 34.49 value CANVAS 010m mun WINE-Rs
plete girl act or contortionists. They participate in the life of the country-l st ,_.\. res. no, 1):. ._ “I“! m V“!- reinfofi‘td brunt.
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comedy were a hit. Dewm Youn materialistic DOW a mi el . m . as? r
and inter opened the show with no? class without any defined obfiect and a; 29¢. pug- _ ‘” .. , mm ”cm W JARS ~
i-elty juggling and othefi mum” populace exasperated by political tie-l Saturday . ............ 17c. Pr. 3““ f" Bfl‘I‘A‘m 3”- value with cover-s. 8 m In? 250- value
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ception and economic ulrestmntil it
is ready [or all kl of stolence. the»
ancient nobility will line nothing}
else to do than succumb. '
“The British aristocracy is giving
an temple of what an aristocracy
ll presented a fine pro- .A
The Williams’
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““32“”. “fauna in the kitch- for household use. 98c. value, V I.“ . '9“ "“0“ sine 1“ '
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picture “The Romance‘ oters" N do in order ‘0 merit its name. . .
was a favorite and this con lies “.4 tor its members have gained dbtinc- . COOKIE“; FORKS GAS 6W 0 38
day with the vaudeville. Tomorrow tion in science. industry and active extra long alumim handle Ste. inverted frosted. 29c. value I‘d. m MN 0838!!
the Palace will otter the last picture ‘volucs and hold an important place value . -. u . . .. .. ...... lee. "3° “6
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The Spanish
clal life of the country.
nobility should take note of the sign
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SHORT CALENDAR ot‘ the times. for it has onlv a brief- ‘ tin- with good wire bottom. 29c. oblong 8!)“ medium also 81.25 ‘
SESSION LIGHT. moment to decide whether to wake up , value ‘ ~ . Value 15c. halos ’
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JACKLISS "LI-S EMIGRATE
emigrating in considerable
-25 WASI-ENGTON
Sf SOUTH NORWALK
erosional-.8 n er. names
from England in the hope of finding
suitable "Jill lea Jacks" for '- hus-
bands in the United States. according
to Norah March. bachelor of science.
Her co'mments on England’s “mar-
‘riageable women who mas never
hurry" before the national birth rate
commtmion some time ago were wide-
ly discussed in the Brituh pres.
Government figures show “there is
in surplus of mmilllon women in Eng-
[and whose only hope on marrying de.
pends on their migrating to some part
of the earth where there is a more
men distribution of the sex'.\ Ac-
me in actions be
g the week and
rely formalities
ay
ay
in twenty- one
and
Tickets No: on Sale at
M. Steinert 8. sells (.20., 915 Main Street, Bridgeport
.41, . ;
POLI’S THEATRE
‘ Sunday Afternoon. January 30, at 3 p. in.
,5 Only Appearance in Bridgeport. of
FRITZ KREISLER
. The World's Greatest would ‘
{- At Popular Prices, $100 to $2450 Plus War In:
1 "Seats Now on Sale ‘ 7'
f; M. Steinert 4. Sons 60., 915 Main Street, Bridgeport
§
ELECT
THEATRE
Programs Thursday,
Saturday .
.THE HOUSE OF FEATURE
DELlGHTS
Friday, and
n
TODAY
WILLIAM1m COLLIER
“THE SERVANT
Today and Tomorrow
DeWitt Young, and Sister
A Study in Black and White
. I" ldin a; Boomer
SONéeS—ClgiATTER—MUSIC QUESTION”
The Rose Revue ATURDAY
A hit of the year—Catchy Songs MAD [NE
novel dances—ville effects ‘ TRAVERSE
Crumbly and Brown
The Ebony Stars “THE SPIRIT .
. Leach Wallin Trio OF GOOD”
l' Specialty Contortionists ° {q
and I :
EARLE WILLIAMS REGENT ND“
Mary Plckroru Delighted in ner‘Ke-l-
tuck, mulch-Showing Today (or
the las'i‘hne.
Fleeing in her nightgoown.
Hawn. fourteeu‘year- -old Ken cky
mountain girl. eladesf the ' erilts
pose,_ in "Heart 0' Hills." adapted
t n the atom b} John Fox. Jr.. star-
THE ROMANCE
PROMOTERS”
On Thursday and Friday
Mal-is
SATURDAY
“TEE STABW"
l J HOTEL
Magus??? hearts
treat in
the req
to return to the lowlands for trial.
others.
(rotor of the estate of Henry Green.
Accoiding to the complaint Selleck as
as administrator of the Gregn estate
- do}.
with Sanders. infoniis the alter“! (Hail
Mavis is responsible for the shot tmlr
killed Sanders. Mavis flees to a re-r
e 111le but yieldssto
of a kindly school teacher
ttorneyjias prov-
This suit arises from‘the al-
leged mishandling of the First Taxing.
District's funds by Chester 8. Selleck
in ”is. who was treasurer of the dis-
trict at that time and also adminis-
was short over $13,000 in his ac-
counts. and to cover this. it is alleged
he took moxie) from the Taxing Dim.
triot. Jydgmcnt asking that the plain-i
tiff be ghen an interest in the Greelf
estate the National Suret company. !
which bonded Sellecl: to t e extent of.
“5.000 be fitted to turn oser its
bond and 320.000 damages are asked.
Among the other motions is one in
which the report ‘of the committee
which heard the dispute between the'
F. E. hitter and company against the
city 5! Bi‘ldgeport 0\er taxes will be
u for acceptance
SCHOOLS 0F MSP‘B. ALL 8| Chi-25T-
ED.
llos'rox Jan 21. —-Schools of hasr . 3
ball to soile- the problems of obtain-i
ing new plaxers in the ma or and mi
nor leagues were suggested today by
Manager Fred. \litchell. of the liosion'
Nationals who predicted that such
training schools would be established‘
at baseball parks within' a few scars.
“It will take time. patiencc and
plenty of careful teaching to develop
the players. but it will pay in the long
run. " Mitchell said. ‘ Keep .hem {or
live y.ears if necessarv. and if \ou get ;
a couple of Maram'illes. Hornsbis 3rd
Hollochers out of the lot you are army '
a adv. I
laying and selling 61' big
players is pretty nearh a thing of the
past. The trouble is that there “are
not enough to go around. ‘
s
LOVDON. Jan. 21.——How shipyard}
workers mol aid in refining the es-
istlng stagnation in the shipbuilding
industry was a question to which
heads of 1 r unions with manners
in the ship ildirig tradésfin coolers
once here. hhd found no answer to-
The question was confide-red
from various angles yesterdam. and
no decision having been" reached. an-
othcr meeting was called (or today.
The union heads also were under-
stood to have under condderation the
possibilit) that shipyard owners. tac-
ed with a continuation or the ‘present
”depression. might decide on abroga.
icordins to Miss march. they are doing
it.
from America that are “significant of
the loneliness of some men‘s lives."
she added.
“ho a few leans ago would have
“fatalities have been frightful; but.
vands and David his
. Henri !——Los Angeles Times.
irec
I \\ alzern Zauditll
league "'
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SHIPBI'I LDISG AT A STA\ DSTILL .
'Board of Agriculture has dnc‘e ordea—
Shc sins she is reeehing letters
enterprising. today.“
are emigrating
"\Vomen are
“Many
feared to take the great adventure.‘
Till: Di. ADUES‘I‘ “TlPOS.
War is quite a dangerous game and
barring the scrap with Germany
there lime lwcn {cw wars in the
uorlds histor) that present so great
a toll of death and disability as comes
through the deu‘lopment and use of
the mblor. Saul has slain his thous-
ten .thousnnds.
but wait till you get the toll sc’re on
ROME in. 23—11“- ropo has
cilegga special mission sent by
Emprec or Abrasi-
.nia and the Prince Regent. Ras Ta?-
{ad Mokonncn. bringing mesages and
presents from both. The mission was
composed of French missionaries. to
whose care the Ethiopian catholics
are entrusted
The presents included a procession-
al cros. sin mag-she alher from the
Empress and a pectoral crucil'ic in
massile gold. from the Prince Regent.
There was also another gold pector-
al cross trom the g0\ernor of ‘Harrar
to the Pope. and“! ’siller gift crucifix
from the Prince Regent to Cardinal
' All the presents are inter-«l
Gaspard
’eslinir specimens of Ablslnlan ordin-
manshlp _, ;
BIRMINGHAM. Eng; Jan.:>l.———
“‘hat is described as the worst oil!-
break of foot and mouth disease for
30 years has occured among the cat-
tie in the midlands counties.
Tl! appearance of the disease was“
first noticed on December :6 at the
Central Meat Market here. A num-
ber of cattle from countrl markets
were gound to be suffering and were
lmmediateh slaughtered b.ut the con-
aglon had. already spread. The
the destruction of 100 more ani-
mals mid th closing of ”3° alarm
The midi coantles are schsdhled
as infected. .- '
The~flrst recorded case of‘the p
sent epidemic oocnrred st Ripon
Janus ’ s 1919. Shire men. 2'! se-,
parste .out- breal’ts have occuredj
in an mm different places. not trace-
r0-
oil-i
tion of the predent wage contracts.
sblv connected will; each other.
ng Mary Pickfofll and' which will be :3. o ,
0L1 E seen at the Regent Theatre for the
Vmgggms s... m... m... .—_. .
Miss Pickford takes the role of ec
in the last 'ct h- ' Mavis who has been responsible foe-F a y;
"E RP. "re w 'ch 5'” made gathering the night rider-ii for théf
" VE YBODY’S purpose of riding t mountains of, .
lone. Sanders. who Mavis believes has F'RO 5 To m- SATURDAY) P M.
SWEETHEART” pheated herself and mother out of M ( .
7 ' \alueable coal lands. When finders _ . _ _- . “ h . \,
8 d scoffs at the nfighft- -riders and refuses ,- . . ’ ‘
“ win ay wmke themmnmm gm,” m ”mmrgsx‘zsolb
HEARTSABETRUMP " , exchangedan‘dheiskilledq "U... .m.....................;a<.....170b-
_ ‘2 Q A . Seekhs- t0 injuce Mam. Steve , ‘ ‘ m ”H.
Monday it Honeyeutt. mm bee). in league j r "')"""“ " 10°”-
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Linn roll noose:
. The uting
m that
fl _ ed. it avls is‘ gnittiond
snd‘l'sblede 1m . . is advising «that she be hanged when]
Beauhful m“ with a L311669.111? the court-room isthmwn in-
Witho blfll IIIDMIfiE t" to ii’mte of turmoil' and one of the
lit at 1‘ {most novel occurances ever seen in
L 4 motion. pictures babes place. -
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”You must have I: in your tel~ :
30W man." aid‘ the minded sift-
3163. ' \,
. '1 have." replied Uncle ,niii Bottle-
loll; "but not cum :8 bores?”
booties Wong—WW“
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