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THREE SHOWS TODAY—2:15, 7 and 9
A Distinct Entertainment Treat That Should Be Appreciated
MR. GEORGE ARLISS
The Celebrated Dramatic Star, in the ‘Role He Created and Made Famous
“THE DEVIL”
COMEDY
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15 Chapters of
FIGHTING
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Thrilling. Dram_a._
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One of the big tense moments in Vitagraph' s newest chapter play thriller.
mbert. trying to brea 1: up a gang of famous crooks. and at the same time clear his
own name. is attacked on top of the cab of an engine speeding along at 60 miles an hour.‘
Right in front of your eyes this hair- -raising battle for life is staged. Gradually one of
them is forced over the edge and droppel down to his doom. Which one is it?
fighting a bI’JV: battle :1 2 inst this bloodthirsty clique of crooks. or the murderous
The answer remains as a big thrilling treat for you together with tl 1: scores of other
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THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY
FIVE BIG ACTS NEW VAUDEVILLE
BERT LYTELL IN ”A MESSAGE FROM MARS”
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Regent Theatre
TODAY
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One of the screen's most notable players in a thrilling
dramatic
GEORGE
In a pretty new
“FROM NOW ON”
OTHER SPECIALS
SUCCESS
WALSH
Fox attraction
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Thursday (Matinee and Night)
A picture that will stir all of Norwaik—Blg in every :esyect—
A real super feature
ETHEL CLAYTON
“THE PRICE OF POSSESSION”
WEDNESDAY, A DOUB'LI: HEADER.
“THE. FURNACE”
The 100 per cent full of pep girl
MABEL NORMAND
Romantic star of many big attractions in a new. and better one
' than ever before oilered
“WHAT HAPPENED TO ROSA”
Friday (Matinee Only)
PALACE TODAY
'-1n_-1- \rh‘ss Dishes His First Screen
‘apiwarance in “The Devil" Role
He [Ind 011 Speaking Stage.
«lessee Arliss. marking his screen
4-H: m “The Devil." showing at the
Theatre today. takes into his
the destinies of an artist. a
:1 banker and his wife. He has
1 these people for his own king-
_ of misery. Out of their Truth
4.. Goodness he would create Evil.
m. that Truth can. and does over-
_ Evil. is one of the points of in-
‘w-sl in this photoplay triumph-
“HIP-2 induced Mr. Arliss to do
“at m. had long refused to do—mnke
"‘3\ng picture—Associated Exhib-
"". proceeded to make a phot In}
in mould reach the height 0 r—
\‘l‘J' in its every detail.
.7” first step taken was to secure
“0M” no Goulding to write thé am
5 J mics Young .to direct. To insure
'i‘ “1.1 best in stage settings Charles
118993991 a designer nnd interior
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f‘ljf:“r‘ts and techniclans we ~cn-
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and Mrs. Arliss were engaged. ’ '-
REGENT TODAY
\t'als'h Appears in “From Now On”
Newl‘ox Play That Has Made
Big Hit Everywhere.
George Walsh who has long been
one of the favorite screen stars of the
Regent Theatre will be seen there
again today in a. new Fox feature play
that has more than ordinary merit.
In “From Now On" Walsh has given
a piece that will please all who see
it and merits all over again the
praises which he has won by his per-
tormances for the screen up to this
time“ The supporting cast for the new
Walsh play is one or well known stars
the hands of capable Fox experts u-
sure: an entertainment of high class.
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and the direction and production‘ in,
, YOUR RESPONSIBILITY “’ILI.
OUTLIYE YOI'.
The burden of a man's responsibil-
ity for the welfare of those dependent
upon him cannot be lald down even
at his death.
‘ To provide for n cal-elm
administration ot1our affairs
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Ella Wheeler Wilcpx’ 8
Childhood Home Burned
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MADISON Wis. April S—The child-'
{hood home of Ella Wheeler “'1le
near Madison. was burned according
to word Ieceived yesterday The struc-
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,dnath. which include; the protection! lure a frame building, with a lean- to
of ‘0‘" ram”) and t e proper educa' lin which Ella Wheeler wrote liar first
lion of )our children. you must put
1our house in order no11.
The way to do this is to make a
'nill in 11hich you can name this com-
pom as your executor and trustee
Our experience.
and perpetual existence will assure a
.11ise distribution or management of
1our worldl) possessions.
Some interesting points about wills-‘2
are Draught out lh a. booklet recently
The South Norwnlk Trust Company
has copies for free distribution. Would
1ou like one?
PROPERTY OWNER SUES
STRATFORD FOR $3.000
The town of Strattord is named as
defendants in a suit for $3,000 dum-
ages died yesterday in the Superior
court by Michnel Robstock of this city
The plaintlfl claims 170 feet of land
owned by him and fronting on Barnum
avenue was taken by the town when
it changed the course of Barnum ave»
nue. He has never been paid for this.
he alleges. and asks the court for
$3,000 damages.
Royal James BOTH;
‘ Restaurant a la earte
and Table de hole
. Beautiful rooms, with or
without bath at moderate rates.
Regent Theatre
Don’t Complain of Business
Being Slow
“IT PAYS TO
ADVERTIZ ”
resources. facilities. ‘
lpublished by the Trust Company Div-l
lslon. American Bankers' Association.
poem was one of the oldest houses in
the state. A mo1ement was started
recently to preserve the old home
Lstead as a museum.
’clude two headline feature
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Happenedm tonne.” 0n
n 1: Reel Bill of Features.
The Regent tomorrow will ha1e a
double feature program which will in-
pictures.
These Will be the recent Paramount
nucces "The ‘FurnaceJ‘ starring
Theodore Roberts. Milton Sills. Wanda
Hewley. and 59191 al others. The play
was at the Regent some two weeks ago
and is being run again toda1 by re-
quest. "What Happened to Ross."
will be on the bill also with Mabel
Normand. long an entertainment
favorite.
GET THIS OUT—IT IS “'ORTH
MONEY
mail it to Foley & Co" 2835 Shemeld
Ave. Chicago. 111.. writing your name
and address elem-l). You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and croup: Foley Kid-3
ney Pills for pains in sides and back;
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic.
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipatlon.
bi‘ ‘usness headaches. and sluggish
bowels. —-Stillson- Powell Corp.
Having _a Party!
\VHICH reminds us that “hen
you are having a party you ’ll
find the \ an ka Tea or Cofifiec
1'011 serve will become the real
“life of the partv.’
And there isn t a party, where
one of them won’t fit!
Duchess, The Coffee Supreme
Cut to 35¢ 2'1le
‘(5 lbs. $1.70)
Quali-Tea (Best Bulk) 45c lb.
(3 lbs. $1.30)
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21 NORTH Inn! 813.,
SOUTH NORWAL‘.’
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Clothes ' Are Valuable
A moment ’s time and some of
our ~“n10th preventive” will
keep your clothes and furs safe
forvnex’t winter.
A GOOD IDEA—BUY NOW.
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PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
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week will noon make up a complete not. and the small
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Lion Brand Yarn
gives distinction which is im
possible for machine work, and to produce thebest results it is
folly to select anything but the best yarns.
A hand knitted garment
For this reason we recommen
gender-me meld. etc.
Friday Evening
April 3111
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Pickled Pigs Tongue: .. 35c lb. Sweet Relish, Mixed Pickles,—
Freoh or Cornea Pate Beef 10:: lb. Pickled Onion: .......... 401: lb.
Suaar Cured Hams ------ 32c lb Salt Mackerel ........... 251: lb.
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