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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 25, 1921 · page 3

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TODAY-—2: l5, 7 and 9.

DOROTHY PHILLIPS

Is Presented wiEh an All Star
Most Absorbing Pictures Ever Made for the Screen

‘ ‘Oh’c'e to Every Woman? ’

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"JUST OUT or COLLEGE"
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Universal’ Cast in One of the

' It Is a Question of

AMBITION OR DUTY ?

The producers of this play haVe first of
entirely wholesome. from the start t
ism—beauty of sentiment
tend to make it popular.

Special Added Feature Both Days

A WELL-KNOWN AND AGOOMPLISHED NORWALK
SINGER WILL LENDER AT ALL SHOWS

“ALICE BEN BOLT”

SATURDAY
JACK PICKFORD

all made a production that is
o the finish. its superior real
and honesty of drama are points that
The settings are lavish.

 

SUNDAY .
ALL STAR CAST

in
“THE KENTUOKIAN”
FANTOMAS

Coming Next Tuesday and Wednesday
CHARLES CHAPLIN 1n His Six-Reel Com-
edy Volcano, “THE KID”

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HOME 01- DlsTmcnvE

{ ‘ REGENT TODAY

 

.Last Showing of Dorothy Phillips 5
1. to
1- . P rd for Saturday

Absolute capacity audiences

’ {highly ‘

Every Woman"—Jaok

jyes.

'te1day- Mitnessed the Universal pre- »

at. is
number cannot » bS too
commended. Miss Winifred
313111111” brought her company to Nor-
'walk to otter a. new dancing program.
Included were modern numbers and

 

. the classical as well and the act was

a brilliant spectacle from the start to

Junish. For the picture attraction the

Palace offered Joseph C. Lincoln's
“burtner's of the Tide " Lincoln will
be remembered as the producer of
“Behind The Door" and “Below the
Surface" and his new picture is the
equal of those which preceded it. _

UNITED STATES NEEDS
l . MANY BILLIONS OF
CAPITAL, SAYS SMITH

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null-.ements as estimated. by compe-
tent authorities. mav help to visua-
lize the situation. .
“Here they are: 36.000.000.000 for
construction of factories: homes.‘
schools. etc: 36.000.000.000 for the

32.000.000.000 for public utilities. to
permit community development. es-
pecially in 1 utlying city sections: 51.-
50.000 for highway construction.

‘ "These few figures are eloquently
suggestive of our future needs.

“But wherein the money coming
from? In our onward industrial
march it becomes more and more lm-
perntive that new sources of capital
be explored. that new classes of in.
v-csto1s be. de\ eioped. Billions of new
capital is literally the command.

requirements present a serious chal-

 

nnd industrial deyelopment. ‘
pacity. nevertheless. is not lacking.

the smegma»: iuoéeos or the
Liberty Loan campalzns demonstrated
this.

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glance at some. or the current re- 7,

complete rehabilitation of railroads: "

 

 

Like Walking

on Grass ‘

Cantilever Shoes give such‘ perfect .

comfort and develop such an easy
carriage that wearing them is like
walking on the softest green. ,

In Cantilever Shoes. with their nat-

“But while such enormous financial ural inner-sole line and slightly tilted

heel the toes are comfortable and

lenge to the ability of the nation to pointdstraight ahead. as they rightly
save money for its own commercial ”ho“
the ca~

In ordinary shoes. which

turn the foot outward. the weight of
the body falls on the inside of the
foot. straining the arch. Cantilever
Shoes distribute the weight over the
heel, the ball of the big toe. and the
' This perfect bal-

outside of the foot.
ance spares the arch.

. taming“ selection of raongs
luncheon. which were of a delightful.
nature. The Lotus quartet appeared"

ENTERTAINMENT

 

that cannot be beaten for

Joseph 0. Lincoln Presents
" Partners of
the Tide”

 

sentntion of Dorothy Phillips in "Once
to Every \Voman" and just. as sure as
.the Regent never held a larger crowd
it is also suxe that the Regent novel
iBent away so many satisfied people.
1 The picture had been annOunced as a
feature attractiOn exceptional and it
moved to be eve1ything that was
: claimed for it. The large audiences a'.
,the matinee testified to the interest
ullich had been taken. but the stand-
ging min only sign wnt out early in
the evening as further evidence of the
fact that Norwalk picture patrons were
1 ready for a feature of more than o1di
nau proportions. And the patrons
w exe 1eua1ded for the ploduction was
la winner f1o mtl1o'sta1t Alias Phil-

 

Tl1is9is a scientific eye relief
slatitm.
nitll -ll()ldlil“‘ fxom you vour ove—
cnjoyment that should be vofn‘

If vour aching eves are

 

‘:’_e:ly motion picture produc-
at once please

RDAND GORY ~
WALKER JAMES

Monologuist

EiE CELESTIAL TRIO
_. Men a d Woman in 15 Minutes
of Chinese Jazz"

MANNING & LEE
in

Matinee"—a
laughing and talking secialty

WINIFRED GILRAINE

'. of Six—Novel Effects—Songs—
Chatter and Dances.

 

SATURDAY
[H ’91: Complete Vaudeville

>PECIAL JUNGLE
’ (JKXTLTRE PICTURE

In Five Reels

7'1: REVENGE
0F TARZAN’

 

“1115s KENTUCKIAN”

 

Tuesday and-Wednesday
(“h 351L133 CHAPLIN’S .
'ew Six Reel Riot
"THE KID”

 

a plctuxe the like of which
been made in a long ti111o.'l‘he dilec
.tion was splendid and the feature 111

made. Jack Picklortl “ill be p1esen11-u

.lll “Just Out Of COllOEP. H -
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i ‘ PALACE THEATRE

 

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lander 1lle Bill For I- nstm
0110 of (In- lled That Has [-3 \01‘

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lips was at hm best and uilh the fine
support which “as given her by an
_:111 Star U11ive1sal cast she presented
has not
.togrthe1 “as one of the best ever

at tho Regent l'-01 the Saturday pictuw

“'et-k, Is

portion you should have us «xiv;-
311111 e1 cs 11 thorough examination

p1opoltion to

(llzlrge._

Olll‘

Optometrists and Optictanl
“The house of good glance."
37 Atlantic St"

 

“hon proper leuscs’ again cause
11111 to soc oorlcotlv you u 111 C‘Y-cho
poriouce a relief that is all out of. red fiat foot
model‘m P shank allows such flecdom that with

'IHAMERi

jllzr how your foot troubles disappear.
'nml 110w

Vl’hen the Cantilever shoe is laced.
the flexible shank is drawn up and it
conforms to the arch of the toot.
mummy shots the foot must conform
to the shoe. 0111111111 or Shoes support
arch nithout appliances and cor-
T111 flexibility of the

§'0\01\ step the 1111\1‘195 exercise and
1";31011 strong. A h1.1lthy foot is a com-
reliable foot. *

Ch: ligo
Shots You will be amazed to rea-
comfortable‘your feet will
be.

Stalnforc l Those good looking shoes are sold

in South \‘orwalk only by Connealy &

1B1: .1ck1 11 “Washington St.

In

this wed: to Cantilever,

V g” I : ,. 'Q:
mum $5 000,000,099 for? '
d’uctive enterprise. Men of vision.
think it. over! ‘ .
"Of the 560. 000 ”000 000 estimated
annual aggregate income of our peo-

 
 
 

 

over by theemplo’yers direct to Bob
ploy-es. Tb‘e Comptroller or the Cur-
rency declares that the income or the
people of the United States in excess

lot ordinary living expenses probably

amounts. at this time. to more than
319.000.000.000 per annum."
Following his address at the Ki-
wanis Club luncheon, Mr. Smith deliv-
ered a similar address at the Norwaik
Tire and Rubber Company and at the.
Crot‘ut & Knapp Company. On Mon—
day he will talk to the employee at
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com~
puny and at the Norwalk Lock Com-
Faith'-

The Lotus quartet gave an enter-
at the

before the Kiwanis Club on a previous
occasion:

 

ORDER RESTORE!) IN HAMBURG.
BERLIN, March 24 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) —0rder has been re-
stored in Hamburg and the Commune
lets have been ejected from the ship-
yards which they had occupied.

ple.'probably 855.000.000.000 is paid.

 

 
 
 

re 25. m—An
armed posse tonight set out from here
to search £01 a men “be“ robbed
bound and gagged Mrs. Stella Holly.

three year old son.

The’man posed as a detectlxe and
insisted on paying Mrs. Holly for his
dinner .. When she brought her purse.
containing 3200. from an adjoining
room. to change the bill he onered in‘
payment, the man struck her on the
head and tied her to a. bedpost.

ed.

The supply of ammunition in the
village was sold out to the neighbor-
hood posse.

 

FORTE BOUND OVER

_ , I!" FAIRFIELD oovwrl

Forte. of No. 973 Grand street. Bridge-
port. alleged head oLa gang of auto-'

port. who conduct: a garage hm
is claimed that the goods wrest

bound over to the. Superior court.
35. in her farmhouse near here today lBridoeport. tut Saturday under » 1
after the had fed him and allowed of 35.000 and mm- arrested by
him to rest in herakltcheu. Mrs. Hol- Falrtleld nuthorlties.

1y ‘was alone in the .house with herl

CARDINAL GIBBONS’

ment’ of Funklin Brooks 1111 W
or the 3250 000 stallion Friar Beet
FAIRWELD March'z‘l- *LW‘B L lwitn authority to take possession of
the famous steed and ship him GIL
John E. Madden at Lexington. K3.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘NEW ORLEANS. La.. March S‘di-‘i-

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Word of the death of Cardinal 0&1».
bone was not communicated to his
only living brother. James 1201!)on
He here. today. because of the

then went through the house. tool-t sex-‘0“. condition from a prolow
the available valuables and disappear- 111nm .

latte?!

 

BROOKS MVER FOR FAMOUS

STALLION

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NEW YORK. Tamil 24. ——Appoilllt

mobile thieves. was bound over to the was ”mined today by the 11me

Superior- court here. yesterday,
Justice Bacon Wakeman.

by Division of the Supreme Court. " '
probable ‘
1 cause on a charge \of receiving stolen heter. who with moon is joint me
property being tolind by the court “a rot the lions. “from anywiee

The order remained John E. Roi-

Bonds were set at $1 000 Oil. grease. tel-inc” with“ the receiver In to“

1 tires, tubes and otherantomobue ma- posse-ion of him.

 

Christ Arose “"1
The Palms

.The Holy City
Ave Maria f.
Festival Te Deum

 

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ALL THE BEAUTIFUL SACRED SONGS AND HYMNS

IN STOCK.

Hosanna.

Hallelujah . Chorus

Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
My J cells, as Thou Wilt

Open the Gates of the Temple .

Ask to hear any of these—and we also have others. New March
Records also on sale.

 

" DONNELLY’S

l , Open Every Evening 16-18 SOUTH BIAIN STREET Open Every Evening
1' REMEMBER—Only $5. 00 Brings a VICTROLA to Your Home.

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Messiah—He Was Despised

Messiah—He Shall Feed His
Flock
He Leadeth Me

On Morning Land,

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comedy 1‘s to I10 51cm at U11 l‘ni. loo Thentm for
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made good
show. “’ard and Corey
“ith music that has pop aplenty.

pah am sulc1.1did
tramp monologist

him at work longer.
‘three first
n1o1e than satisfied audience was the

A handsome set.

 

 

ing of tho: show _v1st1*r1i11y provtd that
it “as one of the biggest hits mer in
Ionn‘nml tho manngtment has more
its plomises for a .9

open .9
The 3
mandolin and \iolin numbers of this .

“'nltcr James as .9
kept the house in
lotus for l1l‘teen minutes and judging
from the applause the re was a (“5110- 99
sition' on the part of mnnv to keep

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TEES EVENING
‘ 7 KREMER PRESENTS

illE HANDICAP”
: a": n eatest horse race PIC-
.“11 he; evg'r been filmed—
: es in racing scenes with
Rice of the Age."

 

SATURDRV

thee and Evening .

“>322: SPECIAL enema
l. ‘11: 1. Talmadge and
Thomas Meig'han

’ ”‘3 Screien's Biggest Stars

The Probation Wife:
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finally cured me." .(Statement given
lJune 26.1916)

l 011 January 25.1‘921
said: "Since Doan's Kidney Pills put

imy kidneys in a healthy condition, I‘.

haven't been troubled in any way.”

 

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