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.ifu’de Aerial Novelty
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Comedy Surprise
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s mung Richai‘d Washburn Child Novel
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ed Comedy Attraction Both Days
Mr. Hmmee, The Monk in ~
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1rd 3‘ pltotoplay comedy that is 35 different from
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3$u,0\30 and the reputation of a loafer—Never earned a cent—
You'll laugh your head Off
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Ei‘aiaee Theatre
1:: Cieating Your: elf Out of a Real
This Great Vaudeville Bill ‘
i1’G:',..TCIl’~ ”GRRGW and SATURDAY
SATURDAY
How did'
MONDAY
PARAMOUNT SPECIAL
“TEE BAIT” A
Good Time if You Miss
BUEHLA PEARL
Singing Comedieane
JONES & SYLVESTERV
The Huckster and The Actor
CLAIR’S PETTICOAT
MINSTRELS
of Light Pa 5‘ 3-111is E1)terlaiIII-rs—Spwie l Seenio
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY -
”'--e most widely read novel among women presented in the most
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SUNDAY NIGHT
BILLIE BURKE
in
L ' The Education of Elizabeth"
brilliant motion picture style
PAULINE FREDERICK
The lVlistressm of Shenstone
SATURDAY ONLY. I
The Great Saturday Evening Post Story Succas '.
David Butler In “Girls Don’t Gamble“
MON DAY .
FATTY ARBUCKIJ;
in
“The Life of the Partyi”
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Friday
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Iaurant a la carte
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question is answered at all makes lit.
tle difference. the fact remains that
the Palace. has brought- to ,Norwalk
one of the very best vaudeville bills
ever offered in a local theatre. A
glance at the program is almost suf-
ficient but a view of the Show itself
will be proof beyond any question
that every art is far above the medi—l
ocre. Dotty Clair's “Petticoat Mm-
strels" will be the headliner on the
hi1! ’I'hisoo: brings to Norwalk eight
of the best. players in vaudeville with
a. wealth of cns‘umes and scenic of:
facts that will make {or a. very bril—
liant number. The act has just closed
:zt. the biz; Broadway houses and
comes to the Palace for three days be-
fore leaving for the Golden Gate.
Jones and Sylvester offering "The.
lluckster and the Actor“ will pr vs a.
scream and rank :15 one of the best
comedy hits of vaudeville. Estelle
and Roy will present an aerial com-
edy novelty of executions! merit. I? II-
garo Romnzy's comedy surprise and
Bur-hid Peatl's rivh humor will add
soesoninz to the program not often
found. A}: well as the vaudeville, the
pioture
strong appeal. Pauline Frederick is
one of the most highly regarded or
the stars and in the leading role of
"The Mistress of Shenstone" 'she finds
vehicle for the display of her best tal-
ents. The picture is from the widely
read story of the same name.
REGENT TODAY.
Two Days' Feature fins First Bun
mun; Paramount Arténfl. All
I Sh: Cast in “HeEiotx-ope.”
Julia. Swayne Gordon.
nictura actress. meter
dancing 9. ‘retzui'site for meow on the
the motion
"a: do they do it?" question sci-eon until she emailed her roleh
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or 1...“. his hooked tor the hit WWW $6
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extraction will make a very-
frlend to accompany her (0*. ”elude
ed section of the gallery at the Con-
mopolitnn studio and lead: her the
latelit'steps But no sooner had the
I-vo I?LC nu; ‘. . gallery. than namind
of humming and a low feminine
voice. repeating. ‘0ne-two-tlIrQe-rour.
one-mm" reached their ears.
Gordon's paItner in the cabaret scene;
also a. novice at the great indoor sport
was receiving instructions from the
leading lady of. the picture!
HOY'I."S NDAY
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pin-hires being
(me, o( the" hes!
shown twin-3‘ is the new Pnt‘ne Release
"The Sage lion" slarring Gladys
Br zclm ( 11 and In (1sz optional cast.
\«1'1 ht. (I {l\ II this rvv ning and tomor-
row evening: :I‘. llovfl Th ntré end is
U. screml dos; Hing
lust :-7:l.r-;IIII‘:r-. "Th0. Sin-r» ken"
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has
mettle :1 decide d hit in New York city
when": 1‘. .5 rev. running of the leading-
:hrutrrs (an, Satin-1.1;); lel's will
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lu‘l p'uxf": amid xrl' throwing the
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. ‘ the In :3, wiIr'lI Is {a )l“~‘LUl"-'ll tu_'Iu>.
grin on Monday
This v.:I= i" ropi; 2-; :4 report yes
to rile-y tho-I ”Italians for are prosecu-
!i0‘l would ask on Monday that Judge
‘W‘llliunl [5. l) J(I‘ who will preside,
grunt {L s'-. I: :'ozIIhs unwind-4mm.
“The. plusavm" {cl-1 Atlnrns-y Bent-.-
Illct Short, mm of their dofmiders.
"urn (were: in gel. iii" our.» to trial.
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3 NEW YORK. Mun'h l0 el)l)VVll in
'SiInn-enort is. III'lII'rD the New York
vAmI-rii'ans arr staring training, sumo
ifans claim. A? v.11? report-Dd here to-
iriuz'. to how disoow-rod the secret of
TBfI‘ot- Ruth'.: home run sucr‘vss.
Engaged i'I his daily training stunt
Iof belting hall"- ovor the fences of
, Ruth was I‘MOSQFd )es—
tcrday by Al. \Vlngo. a \ankee re-
I‘ruit. Al lmx'r-Iwr‘d Balqz'sbut and
:knnckr‘nl tun pitched balls on! of sight.
4, ‘ NIH: sh l:' commented Vt'lngo
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VEVJ ORV MANN.
III iEIIr'{+ 1);” Nov; Orleans, won the
(in man In - llob lioylr‘r. of Chicago.
? 1":- s‘ fi-‘fi hard fought fifteen-
rm‘nd bout here last aniIt. Burke
Wu :hId 174 pounds ltoper HIS.
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sonxrznon‘uomsmns‘s
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Al the Palace lode; and Friday
with five acts of \audevme. N‘
SAUI‘S 1N HOT WATER”
CLEARS PIMPLY SKIN
Says we must make kidneys clean the
blood and pimples
disappear.
leples, sares and boils usually re-
sult from toxins, poisons and impuri-
ties which are generated in the bow-
els and then absorbed into the blood
through the Very dicta which should
absorb only nourishment to sustain
the body.
It is the function of the \Lidneya to
filter impurities from the brood an?!
cost them out in 1):» form of urine.
1'"! in meny instances HIP bowels cre-
atug'mm'e toxins and impurities than
the. kidneys non Lilnllnflt-L thgn'the
blond Home the skin pores as the next
hast means of getting, rid of these inl—
puritieo which often break out all
over the st"n in tlw form I)! pimples.
The. surest. way to clear the skin of
these eruptions, says a noted authori-
ty, is to get from :IIIy pharmacy about
four ounces of‘Jad flalts and take a.
tablespoonful in a glass of hot water
earth morning before breakfast for
one week. rFixis will prevent the
formation of toxins in the bowels. It
also stimulates the kidneys to normal
activit3. thus coaxing them to filter
the blood of impuri? ice and clawing
the skin of pimples
Jed Salts is inexpensive. harmlea»
and is made from the aoid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithiu.
Here you have a.
cent drink which usually makes
pimples disappear. cleanses the blood
and isezcellent for the kidneys a!
well: '
THIS WOMAN'SWZRED ,
1 Mrs. H. A. Leman. Sturgln. Colo“
writes: ”I suffered with bladder and
skidney trouble for years.
and tried everything No help.
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Pill: They helped me sonnet:
sleepless night: angered an IF
a; I my coma live; :
WWW m to on who
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used 7 bottles .rNoir I feel fine-:8!”
Ito the amour. she induced» an mow
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in 'dI e83 as now.
well-fitting Dress
€orsets never plaied So imp I'tant a“ part
There Is no such thing as a
‘and a poor fitting Corset
combined on the same figure for the lines of
one must conform to t. 19 requirements of the
other.
1 Our corset department~ is stocked wizli every chI-eiuble
make of propelly constructed corsets in the latrst prexailim:
stvles and all sizes, therefore our Cor-sexier can fit
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wtihout any alterations.
ing,but'heueficial to you.
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South Not-walk
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A call will he not oni) Interest-
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Ebbnomy llry Gaods Store
Yard Goods”, Underwear, Hosiery,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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SOUTH NOBWALK
NEXT TO SINGER SE'NING MACHINE STORE
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Dances:
“Hone}4dew"+lVIedle3- Waltz
hledley One-Step
Joseph C. Smith‘ a Orchestra
Two cage-.y-a'vaited telecoms from Zimbalist't new play;
not only wonderl Il dance: but splendid music (0).
“not Double-Faced Record 18719
"Blddy"——~Fox Trot
“Somebody"——Medley One-Step
The Benson Orcheem of Chicago
When it hot the trombone. iI' s the ntophone; and between
the two you gm a vigorous swinging rhythm.
w hctor Double- Flced Record 13719
“R osle"—-Medley Fox Trot
“Honolulu Eyes '-Medley Waltz
\ Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
“gm-hearted dances with a bewitching lilt In them. ”Hono-
lulu bu whistling effects like a forest full of birds.
“actor DoubleJ-‘aced Record 18711
“Broadway Roee"—-Medley Fox Trot l
“Sweet Mamma (Papa’s Getting
, Mad")-—-Medley Fox Trot
orIgInu Dixieland Jazz Band
Musical «wrists—everything just where you don’t expect
nce twice as interesting.
. 1 ‘Ietor boulder-cod lead “722
it. The kind of rword that makes u do
Come in my time and hear these
Newj’ictor Record: for March
. A. J. COLLINS 'CO.‘
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We suggest to customers that.Corsets_ be
tried on and Fitted by our Corsetier, who IS a
Graduate of the Nemo Training School.
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88 Washington St. Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
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