Evening sentinel, Friday, February 11, 1921 · page 3

 
 

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Legent Theatre

come of Distinctive Photoplays—‘Our policy is not to Intentionally
Contract for Any Play Unless Unqualifiedly
Deservlng of EngageInsnt ‘

METHING TO THINK ABOUT Week
Sunday, February 13 to Saturday, February 19

Sunday, Feb. 13
Selznick Presents

OLIVE THOMAS

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Monday, Feb. 14 -
First National Presents
Constance Talmadge

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'OUTHFUL FOLL ” ‘GOOD REFERENCES’

FANTOMAS AL er. JOHN IN
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Tuesday, February 15
METRO PRESENTS
ALL STAR CAST

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Wednesday, February 16

Sslznick Presents

CONWAY TEARLE

 

 

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“SOMEONE IN “THE ROAD
THE HOUSE” ' OF AMBITION”
Buster Keaton fn SnowbalL Comedy
“NEIGHBORS" Scenic Review
9" Thursday and Friday, February '17 and 18
CECIL! B. DeMII-LE’S
“SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT”

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"An Inspiring Entertainment Treat"

“Something to Think About" is in line with the demand for
better and cleaner pictured stories and has much to recommend it.
It Is a big picture; it tells a distinctly human story and one re.
‘imoved from the obvious make believe. There is nothing that will
offend and if one is looking for a moral it can be found without great
difficulty in the unfolding of the love story of the. blacksmith’s
daughter."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Above from Detroit (Mich.) News.

‘ pecial Two Reel Comedy Other Attractions

 

 

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19
BEBE DANIELS

in a Paramount Super Feature Attraction

SHE COULDN’T HELP IT”

And the First Episode of a Celebrated Serial from
A Celebrated Story

“TARZON’S SON"
Pathe News

 

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' House of Everyday Features

 

If It's the BEST It Will Be Seen ac
The Palace

 

TODAY The Biggest Dividend paying show
in laughs that ever came to Nor-
TOM MOORE walk

h Celebrated Broadway Play

7 “OFFICER 666”

“TORCHY’S MILLIONS"

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LAST TWO DAYS
Today at 2:15, and 7
SATURDAY AT 2:15, 6:45 and 9
MACK SENNETT’S
“MARRIED LIFE”

A Comedy In Pictures with

Ben Turpin, Charles Murray,
Phylis Haver, Louise Paren-
da, Kalla Pasha and the rest

and and

Five Big Acts of Vaudeville
Don't Think of Missing This Show

 

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Sunday Night
Selznick Presents

OLIVE “THOMAS

nothing to Think About
. WEEK

cial Features Every Day

Beginning February 13

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dir. W. E. Betler
Mr, W. E. Betler of Pittsburgh. Pa...
will give the fourth of the series of
free lectures in Red Men's Hall. So.

Norwalk. next Sunday at 3 P. M. His
topic will be. 'World's Judgement
Day at Hand - Millions now living
will never die. "

The International Bible Students
tell us that this will not be the-phy-
sical-earth combustion. ‘rock falling.
mountain topplin discourse one
might imagine. iteral interpreta-
tions of symbolic passages with which
the Bible abounds lead not only to
confusion. but often to a flat denial
or its fundamental teachings. they say
and add that, Mr. Betler. will prove
from the scriptures. that the much
dreaded Judgement Day Is a time of
blessing. whereby The Christ will
,bring life. liberty and happiness to all
the willing and obedient“

 

mircrs for Ben Turfiin. Phylis Haver,
Louise Fazcnda. Charles Murray. Kale
la Pasha. and the other score or more
of Mack Scnnett‘s staxc performers.
The picture would be spoiled by dc-
scripsion and the only way to fully
appreciate it is to see it. For testi-
monial find anyone who was at the
Palace yesterday and ask an honest
opinion about this great comedy.
And at the same time inquire about
the. vaudeville. for that too was very
good. Van Orden and Fallow opened
the show with some pretty dance
numbers and closed with a whirlwind
clog. Lciws and Frec‘man were com.
edy singers and also proved popular.
“At the Race" was given by Joscelyn
and Turner and offered some sharp
comedy repartee? good singing. (lane.
in: and music. This act was at once
a hit. Ruhl Brothers in the piano
number with vocal duets nearly stop-
ped the show yesterday afternoon and
last night and had to give several en-
corees. With an original line of songs
the two who are singers found no dif-
ficulty in making a hit. The noedcrs

 

”closed the show with a. novelty act

ithat was pleasing to everyone. Mack

'sSennett' "Married Life" and the
same vaudeville remains at the Pal—
ace today and tomorrow with the usu-
al three Saturddy shows.

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Constipation. Indigestion. Sou—Ir
Stomach. Biliousness. Bloating.
Gas. Coated Tongue. take that
wholesome physic—

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Act promptly. Never disappoint. Mild
and gentle in action. Do not gripe or
nemesis. No costive sites efiecu.

 

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1.541337% warn Foley CathenieTUblsts.
In a shins while. my head stopped aching.“

For sale by Stimson-Powell Corp.

 

 

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Our repair dcpar'tmcnt Is prop-
crly equipped to do your cy-e -glasls
:work at short notice. The work of
ithis department receives the same
scientific careful attention as is
paid to an eye examination and an
order for glasses. We warrant
.cy cry branch of our service.

THAMER

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

1n
; ) omplete Announcement “YOUTHFUL FULLY”
Tomorrow TWO REEL COMEDY
fox news
* “““ MONDAY~
Metro All Star c '
HOYT’S H a“ m
SOME ONE IN ‘
THE « THE HOUSE"
, 3 and '
3 El EC Buster Keaton’s Comedy
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ms Thursday, Friday, and Coming Corning
i ‘ Saturday An extraordinary picture attraction
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TODAY ' THE VMOHICIANN
i From the Original Story
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m 1666' business for unexpectcdncss.
FIVE FOOT SarBlfivho wrote this plav anyway 9'
e plot for the picture was done
HIGHNESS” 'by Augustin MacHugh, whose mind,
evlidently works in convolutions. But:
w ile putting his actors to confusion .
SATURDAY he has the Shakespearean abinry to;
stra ghten 'all tangled ends at the fin-
‘4 HE HUNDREDTH lab. and always in a way least ex-
CHANCE” pected by the audience. It comes to
the Regent theatre, today.

 

 

 

 

 

PALACE THEATRE—

 
 

 

’EGENT TODAY

 
 
 

 

- Good Vaudeville and Great Mack
I hIoore Takes The ma in Noted Sonnet! Picture Blake “D
Stage Success “Ofloer 666" fine Show

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t me back on the diamond.” ex-
ued "Lefty" Flynn. who plays
-ey’.“ in the Goldwyn picture,
. - ‘r us." maturing Torn Moore.

11 was a. nationahy known athlete

There are some sore people in. Nor-
walk today—sore from laughing at
the greatest and latest of Mack Sen-
nett'e entertainment concoctions
nesewple were at the Palace Thi-

 
 
 
 

 

 

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COCOANUT, Sweetened. lb. 33c
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The Cigars In Our Humidors

were not damaged by water and smoke. On-
ly the cigars that were outside the humidor
were damaged and are now to be disposed of.
We solicit the patronage of the public and we
will give them the best cigars for the money
that can be made.

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INFANTS’ KNIT BONNETS AND TOQUES

Rather than carry these goods over we have made the

 

. following reductions

 

Knit Bonnets reduced from :‘9c and $1.25 to 50c and. $1.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Corduroy Bonnets, 50c and $1.00 reduced to 39c and 75c.

 

 

Corduroy Toques, $1.00 and $1.50 reduced to 75c and $1.00
Eiderdown Bonnets, $1.00, new 75c.

A dainty, assortment of silk and poplin bonnets, some are em-
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Silk Poke Bonnets, for older children, with shirred brims and
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A Great Variety of Basie-back Cut-outs for
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