MAY JUNE 24. 1921
Regent Theatre ‘
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1m 'n ( imnedy
‘, , m m see the greatest dim that was ever produced.
.5 ,t :x.’ BARRY AND PAT O’MALLEY
: .: l.vw~'p.lp(‘r mystery story that is jammed with
action Irom start, to finish
“GO and Get It”
at It's Good. It any: the ”M"
Pathe News
TOMORROW mama m mom-
,gtltinuul<hed Japanese actor star
Sl'ZSSUE HAYAKAWA
".lyl‘tlt- Stedman and Tsuru Aokl in an appealing
picture production ‘
“BLACK
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.4; )Ni‘IRVIIJJ'Z TROLLEY COMEDY
ROSES”
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SUNDAY EVENI
lIl laugh, you'll weep,
SHIRLEY ll ' SON
I'l lhh‘ cl'cm picture role she plays
GIRL OF MY HEART”
4 you'll love
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l1 t mam-utivc weeks
liiilli NE‘V
‘~l:i1\'l)AY AND, TUESDAY
1 fits?! York at dollar admission prices
A Massive Eight Reel Pla
at the Lyric and Astor Theatres
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YORK SLEEPS”
LACE
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TODAY,
LAST TIME
n ”“13 JOYCE .
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Fling Film Feature
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It EVVS FEATURE
TOMORRO\V
’ JRINNE‘ GRIFFITH
.- WHAT IS YOUR
RE PUTATION
WORTH ?”
-ly Eddie i‘OlO
SUNDAY NIGHT
‘ liIRLEY MASON
1 livable of the screen in
will) GIRL OF
MY HEART"
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Gal‘aurant a la carte
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lumwmm moms. with or
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Monday and ‘
Tuesday '
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Wesley Barry
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PALACE FULL ORCHESTRA
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“Go AND GET up.
His Ncilnn Pay to.-
Tully—Storm [m
N0! Keep Them
Away.
Norwnlk people felt that som
good was coming to them in “(30:22:
Get it" and not even the severe storm
of last night served to keep them
away from this new Marshall Neilnn
production which stars Weslev Barrv
and Pat O'Malley. . The picture was
great and this is not simply thek‘say
so or a reviewer or a house represen-
tative but the honestly and freely ex-
pressed opinion of those who sat
through the hour and one quarter of
the greatest entertainment which had
ever bccn provided for them. As was
well told before the picture appeared.
"Go and Get It" Is a newspaper story
—the events which take place in cov-
ering an important daily assignment.
Pat O'Mniley as the reporter furnish-
ed the sensations in rapid fire order
and “'esley Barry added his share to
these as well as being the. sponsor of
a great deal of the bright and clean
comedy that coursed through the pro-
duction in a most happy vein. Thosc
Night Did
from tho- first rank of actors win
llm‘tt- distinguished linguist-hrs on Iiit‘
stzlm' iIiHI in scrum] productions. I'Is
it'ii" 'i‘nHor. Mm’i- \lalcilt-I'ntott. Hurry
Sotlu-rn and \Villinm Lochc wcrc thc
l'uur chofirlt to intt'i‘prt-l this sctlztu-
lion I-‘ux lllm spectacle. In all tht- nu-
nuls of dramatic presentations -—t'iIh(-i‘
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l:apokcn or picturt-tl. this is the most
absorbing of Now York city life. It is
u pulsing panorama of night lit'o- in
the world‘s zrcutcst y ~ just an hour
away from Norwnik and it tlnglcs with
thrills. surprisvs and scnsntions—
,toucht-s all strain of life in thc gigan-
tic whirlpool of humanity. Thcrt- art-
'ihrw- curcfnllv arranged caution to
't 's pill) illlti ihUI urrungenncnt mills
' not n inlil' or the intcrcst to it. 'i‘hcsu-
twill lw (list-ttsm-tl in morc tit-lull in this
column tomorrow. iic surl- you rcxui
nt’ tilt'llt :lml know the chitin r of thc
pit'illl‘l- that is about to l»:- oth-rt-rl.
Iii ill "A ‘I I'I‘UN PLAY.
I‘WIIINIIIS l'ictllrc That 'llt‘Illth‘i Scorn-s
of (‘ustct-K Last Stand to “c,
l'lnyul lll‘l’l‘ “'ith "it: l’rnlnmtc
l .‘lumloy flllil Tuesday.
i ll mcn on the Warpath—signal
tin-s hunting on the hills—T wagon
tv xiu [illiillifl ncrmu hud Indian coun-
try-*n shout
Unit-rs :tntl thcn——. 'i‘ht-rl- you have the
istrtri oi‘ ihv hip: Marshall Nc-ilzm pro-
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.\\'ltltii ilti'ltili'fi M “iv i‘:\l:l(‘c Theatre
‘nc\t xIlHlliJ) :tmi 'i‘lll‘SlIn)‘ with such
shun-i its “Halt-y Hurry. I‘ut H'Mxlllt-v
:.ml .\l:njmit- how in tin hauling: roles.
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Thc t’cature is a dramatic .master—
[“060 from which these three 'stars
spring as wonderful figures creating
alike smiles and tears. The Palace
management has booked the picture
at. grcat expense and in addition has
arranged attractions of high merit.
These include a prologue by Chief
Little Elk & Company. Blackfoot In-
dians. ol' the tribe that furnished sev-
eral members for the photoplay. This
brilliant introduction will beta twenty
minute presentation. Wi‘l pretty and
c-rt'cctlvy scenery and lighting noyeig
ties. The Hugo Rielénfield mull:
score written expressly (or the Crib!-
lon. nlvoli and Rlnlto Theatrss in
New Yortiity Will be PM“! QY-FIIP
ram-o full 'orchetrs‘u ass-”tho titres-
tlon ot‘ Professor'J " '
a shot. a flying ring of
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Absolutely the Greatest Picture That, Has
’ Ever Been Made, Starring
Wesley “Freckles” Bar-q
Pat O’Malley .
Bob‘ Hampton of Placer.
TWO DAYB ONLY—MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ‘
JUNE 27 and 28—THREE DAILY snows
CHIEF LI'I'I‘LE ELK & CO.
In a brilliant twenty minute prologue to the picture
‘HUGO REISENFIELD MUSIC SCORE
Interpreted by Palace Harmonista under Professor James Sexton
It will be a bigger nit than the program arranged with
“The County Fair"
271921
318'! am I. 3. cm
A Rare Mullen Treat.
omcnas m CHARGE or am. ammonium
'TICKETS75CENTS
Tickets for Bats at Rogers It W Tina M
L PICNIC DAYS
ARE HERE
The Bathing Is Fine and Pleasure
Is the Place
Sandy Shore and Rolling Surf, Plenty of
Shade and Tables and Then the Grand Danc-
. ing Pavilion —‘ The Smoothwt Floor ——The
Sweetest Music in Danceland.
Beach;
who did not see “00 and Get It" at o ‘4‘
:hc Regent last night have something
a"3:22:32:isnrlezlrghrgrzz' , 3...... ”d “m “m" T‘” ”'“?mmm°“..fm ‘"
citcmcnt and fun for 30 cents. all they DO‘VN GO ' SHOE - PRICES am Just for Fun, The Dodge’m, m ,
hnvc to do is “Go and Get It.'\ ‘ .
The Roller Rink. Dinner and Dancing in "no
“EAT“ 0F STAXImnD n ’ .
MAN Accrmzxrnn ’Inn. You know them all now. Bridge-
CORONER DECLARES . port Staple Products "‘ ' ‘
Gcorm- w. cum mum! “11m mm. 31 SO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
lol‘ Plunges rm: Stories. . N C t. W'th A 0th St Ferries from 8 a. m. leaving Strauss-d may. Dock.
Ill 1 n I n .
C°’°"" 3- 1- Phclun ”yesterday 0 01 cc 0 y er ore Boats from Seaview Avenue andEenryStreet
T31; public his finding upon the .
tcn of Geo W. , . . . ‘
tGucrnsey streeti‘emamtfrtrkcgeiozi Just received a spccml lot of Ladles’ High Grade SampLes ‘
fligmvtvohro rastlsucidln the run of an in Oxfords and Pumps in all leathers, Dolly Heels, Preach -
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[corporation MS: instill? ci:;‘.“?;,‘,‘; Heels, Baby Loni.»- and Cuban. or Military Heels. These GOODBYE TO THE FURNITURE
.14. llnding the i ii id _ ‘ -‘ . l ' ' .
‘mork was omrmor (02‘1“ int-3:11 5121:: samples mil bi. sold at RIIIIJSI half price . _ BUSINESS
.tfo; 1111:], had rolled a loaded truck Also a full hnc of Sport Oxfords and Pumps m Canvas and .
l r In tc car on the {int n , . _,- . . - . r - . 0
“0.0.1 the door, and pulllctiociiio‘:,g Blicksl‘tns at a reduction of $1.00 to $3.00. ‘ve Are Retmng
{0:32:33 :ltuol;;;:;:';‘)edxci uotmihknors See our window for other bargains, as every Shoe, Oxford and Pump
vutor . fell into the huscmcnte in: has been reduced FURNITURE ALMOST Gm ‘W‘YA J
flogrs Pelow. both cables being snap- , ..
P0 . t is believed it , c i o _ .
,..l....g...,.j ”m. ”u, (“WEunfofim’f‘ggg ‘ _ Big Sale Started. Saturday, June 20th
:t tat a or then dislodged the car lot. 1 m, “up mu .I\I'.\.\‘I~:sI-: navy. mutual-m0!" [oars TAX COM-
ting it drop to thc extent or the un- E “'ASHINGTUN. Juno 24,_A con- MISSION. i ! At 9 A. M.
troilcd cables. which l)r0k(' with the,tr.€t calling (or thr construdltv‘ of :l HARTFORD. June 24.—-Govcrnor§ '
.suddcn HIHIP- The (-lcvators “Dd ten thousand ton {tut ship f): thc Luke this artcrnoon signed thr- biil .
lil(‘i'“ rt-ccntl)’ inspected and found in Japan”... NM). has in”, awarded ”1(- lt-gislullng nrldgt-port's single hcadcd i 2’2 Our D0011 Are Swung Oponto them
‘fiood condits‘lon. but the one in. ques- .\'cw. York Shipbuilding Corporation. lax commission out of existence. The,
on was 3 years old nnd~ ‘cqui . , . s U l . 1 . 1. bill w s passed by the recent General . -
p1]. with modern safety «92'... p :f:3{dg;"~;.g,$mj;yggf ' “‘ ’““ ,Awm':,|y_ i Sale Conducted by H. c. Dans, Salas Promoter
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