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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 16, 1921 · page 3

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‘ A GREAT WEEK

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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FRIDAY smegma? ..
MARCH 15 AND 19' 1 '6
Lcms J. Selzr'l'lch presents-f '3'

VERA-:L.‘
GORDON '

'1: ‘Mother of Humoresgue”

1 .

“The Greatest
Love” , '.

of a Love That Reached
.- Cradle to the Confines
of Eternity
. T17 1r SCENDENTAL TRIUMPH
~ - Que-311's Greatest Mother
in
1": Greatest Presentation .

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of
T21: Greatest Theme -.

 

 

FRIDAY
Eye-212.1 Mothers‘ mgmee‘
BOTH DAYS

. TORCHY COMEDY 9
5112-105: FROM was
THE FRONT,"

 

 

 

REGENT F
THEATRE

Cre of the Most Popular ‘Sta'rs

' CON WAY TEARLE

 

 

in _ " 7 ‘.
“SOCIETY SNOBS”

SCENIC REVUE—s—COMEDY

 

TOMORROW MATINEE
REALART PRESENTs

 

L merit assumes‘ no responsibilit
v y

Theodore Brothel-ton; Milton Sills
Wanda Hawley and. Others in
The Great Homanrlc Drama of

..- Marriage

“THE FURNACE”

TOMORROW NIGHT

N 0 PICTURES

Division No. i A. 0. H .wlll present
“Kerry Grow." All arrangements
are in the hands of this organi-
zation. The Theatre manage-

Ircyoqg furnishing the House for
this engagement.

'. 611mm males bonnet .‘xo .J'the smut.
'1- the frankest- exposures 01- society as‘
5 ever-screened;

F" The Foresters have
risk-u from obscurity to riches .th‘ut ‘.

' ter Vivian,-

-- tiny into her own hands and brings

“whosoever-no inasmuch ”

gheane for today is said to 119.0111! 0! ,Piano Solo—"vain - 3151111115.."

«represented "by. the nonveau riché,
- . .- . . \

SO

Whoel'L—Miu Ether Clark.
, Reading—An 0113111111,-1151151511115.
recently "A '_i':ype or New York Shop Girl”;
Encore—4 ‘Chlld _ Impersonating
Song"; Encore—~‘Their First Quar-
-. rel"—.-Miss Justine Roberts.
'l‘ruuipet Solo—:Medley. Civil W:i'i;
Songs and must Calls; Encore—4

Mother Forester wishes to hitch their
Social 1_ein‘s"'to 'a ? tai‘elgli noblmanl
through the ‘merriag'e ofher'daugh—
With the popular belle!
21111::1 title is the wlutitii of all smart
so? supremacy.
H1 rpcamtully' laid plans. in shite. of 'Ccllo
e‘Vcry sategumd come to_ naught:- until
.“I‘” social aspiiniions tumble to cdrtli‘ Trumpet Duet-“Miserére.” from
Amidst the Ixmused. unsympathetic Tro‘vatore. by Veldi;
jccrs 01f: the social sworld. Then‘ in Variationu';
Daughter takes the shaping of dos: -—Mlss Edna White and Miss Cora
Sauter. ‘ I A
The program was well ' rendered
throughout. Mills Edna Whlé is an
artist with the trumpet. The truma
pet. duets of Miss White and Miss
sauter were‘also much enjoyed; the
best number on the program robs-
bly being the last for “11 Tr store."
Miss Justine Roberts showed herself
a \ersatllc reach\ and entirely at
home on the platform. And the do;
companying work of Miss Clark serv—
ed as a beautiful but obstrusivehaclt-
ground to the various numbers. and

 

 

sofo—“ Scherzo, " by Van
'Ii‘
Encore—"Air

the story to a satisfactory close.

-Conwa‘y Teaile is the star in this
picture. and the direction was under
Hobart Henley. Martha Mansfield
plays opposite Mr. Tearle. and the
supporting cast includes. such well
known players as .Ida Darling. Jack
Mcyean. Huntley Gordon and others

 

. name's spec-nit.

 

Zunend Men Tell No Tales” Plays Two
9 Days “ith Vanda

 

“Dead Men .Tell No Tales ” which was'greatly enjoyed. 3
'xvill be shown at Palace theatre. is a An audience of probably some-
_ visualization of the famous novel bviwhere near five' hundred was present
E. W. Hornung. author of “Raffles",and the general comment of ev-ery

oi Tom Terriss. made the story into dicate that all most heartily enjoyed
an unusual. picture. The cast was 313- the evenings entertainment.

llected after a careful suncy had beenl The church wishes to express its
made 0 fall talent available. The re- sincere appreciatiomof the wide sup-
lsult was perfect tyes which might DOrt given to its lecture covert
have been the originals of whichlcourses for the two past winters. Not
Hornung wrote. G. V. Seyft‘ertlz is a a great deal of money. has been made.
perfect Santos. ,Catherine
Charming as Eve. Percy Marmont an object of these courses has been to
excellent George Cole and Walter furnish something worth while in the
James an Ideal Jose. Location find- way of information. Inspiration and
ers* spent mank weeks securing sites entertainment in the c‘nmunmr. .
that were in keeping with the action.

,Many magnificent studio sets were GABIE WARDEN “'ANTS FEES.
lconstructed at an enormous cost a d
everything possible was done to me. e
“Dead Men Tell No Tales" a master—
,piece.

 

MERIDEN. March 16.—-—Game War-
den John Arndt says he will appeal to
the state commissioner imNewJ—[aven
from local court ofllclals rulings cut-
ting him off from fees of $30 in the
cases of three men found guilty of
\b’fother 01" “Humoresqne” Has gm, fishing in violation of the law, by the

“019 m‘ "fhc Greatest Love, u local court today. Judgment was sus-
, “Thé Greatest Love v a new Select pended because them men said they had
Special announced for Friday and. no money and had, been out Of WOFk
Saturday at the Regent theatre with topmonths They caught one “31‘-
Vera Gordon in the. stellar role. ,is . 4 - _
said to possess not only human inter-
est to an unusually high degree. but
a baffling mystery which holds up the
suspense of the. story until the end.
'Mother love is the dominant fea-
ture of the picture. and the rise of
the little immigrant family from pc-
vertx to power in the new land of op-
portunity. later followed by tragedy
and humiliat 1.011 constitute a cross
section of life which might be met
just around any comer of a big city.
The management has arranged a
special "Mother's Matinee" {01 Friday
afternoon.
.. __

PALACE TODAY» 1;-

___.___,________.
\ 'vum GORDON

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Mary Roberts Rinehm-t's “It's 'A

Great Lil‘c." Makes Fine Movie.

F. erxone has heard of that won-
delful island where the sba washes
priceless pearls upon the beach until
it seems thatalmost every pebble is a
pearl? Its an island where the ig-
norant natixes preserve only the shells
of oysters and throw the pearls away.
You’ll find out all about it if you see
"It'sa Great Life" by‘Mary Roberts
Rinehart which will be shown today

at the Palace Theatre. And more
than, that. “you'll agree that" this
sparkling comedy of boy life. for

 

 

genuine entertainment that the whole

-;Goens: Encored. —-—-Miss Cora Banter. '.

Encore—~"Juanita" "

her indepéndent work‘on the piano "

An all star cast. under the direction body at the conclusion seemed to in—I

Calvertzbut bone has been lost; and the primel'

Chopin: “Encore—“At the Spin“? j

"Cam Me Baclt‘ t6 om Viralnnf’q " - . - «
‘- -—Miss Edna White. 9 '~ 9 ’ " '

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I'HE HOME' OF loo-PER BENT
ENTERTAINMENT

 

TODAY 2:15, 7, and 9

A Screen Triumph DeLuxe
from

family can enjoy. is one of the. best ~
photonlavs you have ever seen. Don't
.mlss it! .

AIDA QUARTET -
GIVES FINE CONCERT

’C—F—

(magnum-5 from Page Onc) ‘

 

 

sonell'ot’ the entertainers-a delightful

 

w .1 RY ROBERTS RI‘N EH EART’S
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{T'S A‘GREATTLIFE
Don't Miss Ibis Big Feature '
NEWS COMEDV

LAST THREE DAYS
with

VAUDEVILLE
BIGGER—BETTER PROGRAM

VITAGRAPH'S
SUPER FILM FEATURE

 

Dead
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pmgram was Irendered. The only _
missing element was the horn and ., . .. ‘
trumpet work of the full quartet. ' I . . "
Owing to the change necessitated Cannot
by the sickness of two members a . 1‘ _‘ -
change in_ tile-program was made D! I
Ynecessary. The program as rendered ’ sgulse 9- .
follows: ' ‘ ~ ' ' . ’ .‘ . A -
,Trio. Trumpet, ~ 'cello. and piano— THERE ’8 an ll‘l‘eSlStlble some-
“Berceusc,” 'from, Jocelyn—alums. thing abollt Van Dyk Duchess

coffee which cannot be dis-

1
1E .Edna \Vhlte. 'Miss-Cora Sauterfand
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guiscd.

Bliss Bill 91 Clark.

IReading—“Irish Names." “Angelina.

1 Johnson." by Paul LaWrencepDun- ,

1 bar; "Between Two, Loves." by Eve“ the COflee amateur Who
9 Thomas Duly (It‘lsll.‘ colored - and has Once tasted Duchess, call
{- Italian dialect sc-rlrctions.) Encore pick Hi from (30110131883 others.
1 —— “Seein' Things at Night " D) Em Its aroma foretells its flavor.

gent Field—hiss Justine Itobel ts
Duchess, The Coffee Supreme

. Out to 350 111.
15 lbs. $17.70)

-. Sanbo c5555, gush ‘ 'ty Pine,
Out to ; " « 2201b.
(5 lbs. $1.05)

 

 

.SA G E T EA

‘3 COMB
' INTO GRAY HAIR

l

Demons Beautifully and Restores Its

Natural C n or and Lustre . ~.
l At Once _
5 Common garden sage, brewe ed into
".1 heavy ton. pith sulphur and alcohol
added will turn may. streaked and
iaded hair btuuiit‘ui v dark and lux—‘
111 .ant Nixing‘the Sage Tea. and Sul-
pl ur mci‘flpa’. home thSygh. is trou—
blesome. An ”easier way is- .to get/the
ready-to- use ‘ prepar.1tiou.jmproved
bx the addition of other ingredients

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James Van Dyk Co

21 NORTH MEIR 81“.,
80M NOBWAI-‘K.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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on sale at M stein-rt a cameo.
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send them to

Easter Greeting Cards
Are Being Used More and More. -
Each Year. ‘

It’s such slit-tie thing to do, to send a little message
with your Easter greeting—
But—it means a great deal to the friend you

You will find just the message you want in our
. large assortment. The best we we ever had.

1? DONNELLY’S

~ 16-18.: SOUTH MAIN STREET. " ~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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SPRING IS IN THE AIR

AND m 11' c was mascara or W
/ GARDEN cums up can run
THERE'S EVERYTHING HERE FOR MAKING THE WMWI‘L

Step Ladders, Turf Edgers, Garden Forks, Chlidren’ s Garden Sou. '5
Iron Rakes, Wooden Rakes, Garden Hose, Watering Pots.

SOUTH HOB'ALK

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

25 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

»‘ METRE”

Who Carts Ashes, Cleans Cellars, Light Moving, Light W”
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Also Dealer‘ln _
COAL AND JUNK l
- JOSEPH M. WW8
TELEPHONE 441 ‘- 76 OSBORN AVENUE EAST NOQWALKK

(Formerly Enron Cool 00., of 3 Rowan Street)

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

PRIVATE LESSONS

120Washington8troet.

a

FARM.

their appearance.

plies.
make jobs easy. .

TAUGHT IN

25 LESSONS

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

‘ WINN SCHOOL/0F MUSIC

HAGTIME AND POPULAR

MUSIC

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Phone 1185-2 .

 

Make Your Property Worth More

KEEP THINGS "8E1? SHAPE? ABOUT THE HOUSEAND
mama SHALL REPAIRS PRO
8&V38 WHEY IR 1'23 3ND
A timely coat of paint protects your buildings and improves

Y .

When you “fix up” things this-spring come to us for all your sup
Poultry wire, paints, brushes, roofing—and Winchester tools to '

ALBERT D. MORGAN

THE WINCHESTER STORE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

QUALITY AND SERVICE IN

CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR

"O-SAW"AIID AID"JA(SK AND JILL” SHOES A13 m
KIND YOU CAN DEFEND UPON

Mother. buy them for their long service and dressy um I _

Children love them because they are comfortable

THEY’RE GOODYEAR WELTS, THAT'S ‘
WORTH CONSIDERING

 

.GTORE OLOSEO EVERY DAY AT SIX

MILTON ELWOOD

FORMERLY ELwooo a GLOVER .
122 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWAL!

 

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CORSETS

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25 111.111.5111 9am

 

Phone «3150,

“—‘-’at— '

.PRE-WAR PRICES

 
 

 
 
 
 

GARDEN TOOLS

HERE

What Are Your Garden
Needs for Spring?

Equip yourself _with the best and
handlest garden tools

Complete! Lille of Spades,

Forks, Hoes. V“

 

ALL SIZES OF. POULTRY WIRE NETTING.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT '

JOSEPH ROSENFIELD

HAsowRRE-ano Rousswnmsmuos

Free Delivery

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

IN MAKING YOUR CORSET ' CHOICE: ‘
9 make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
37 of your corset depends the modishness of your so
your comfort as well. .
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every ‘-
of figure, and We are sure you will find in our 00th
ment the model designed to best express your own individual-.
ity. Expert assistance will be given if desired. ’

CORSETS FITTED FREE

MME. JEANNETTE

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

89m NORWALK'S LEADING ‘
CORSETIERS AND GLO V, ER
56 South Main Street ' Phone 90.9

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MITCHELLS $1750

(F.0.B.

.. (p o. [1. Factory)

CHALMERS 1... $1,795

(F.0. B. Factory)

'rmox. on
ACCESSORIES m sronn. 55 moan am

LUTHER M. MWRIGHT

GARAGE ARI) 833V!“ STATION. 3.1m 81. 150me

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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,, . CLEAN Your: ..
CARPET8 AND RUG8

'0'41’

:1 large bottle. at‘ little cost. at drug‘ ' '
StOUBS. known as "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound " thus avoiding a;
lot of muss.

VQ-iile gray faded hair is not sinful.

 

)Val James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte

Beautiful rooms, “with or

iwe all desire to retain our- -youtl1f11l '
appearance and attractiveness. By
ddrkening vow hair with Wyeth’s
”Sage and Sulphur Compound. no one
can tell. because it does it so u tux-al—

 

ly. so eten‘ly. .-You just dam n a,
sponge or soft brush with it finddmw :
i this through your hair. taking one

 

 
 

 

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F and Table de hote

hulll bath at modal-ate rates.

 

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Transportation Co.

I I: ally Semce Between New York & Norwnllt

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ~

Tamra-adult Vulcan-vice Manama!“
panama Padded Van: for Furniture work ,

 

 
 

 

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