Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 22, 1921 · page 3

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“IF IT'S GOOD, IT PLAYS THE REGENT”

A BANNER PHOTOPLAY WEEK
EVERY-DAY FEATURES

l‘he Regent Takes Pleasure in Presenting Three of
the Biggest Attractions that Are Now Available
--A Program that Exéeeds in Cost Any Week’s
Features'vaer Before Offered in the
.ity—Pictures to Please

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TODAY» AN D TOMORROW
Three Daily Performances, 2:15, 7215 and 9

Elsie Ferguson

In the role in which she achieved her greatest stage success and now
comes to the real triumph of her screen career.

sacred and Profane Love

Full of dramatic action and throbbing with sensation after sensation,
this feature is proclaimed a masterpiece in the art of
motion pigture making \

 

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Wednesday and Thursday

The Vilagraph Spec: sic of Supreme Photoplay Effort

Jeanfi mPaige
“ Black “Beauty”

11.4: is known thrcugi'olt the civilized world—a great race- .
. horse-and the picture story is destined to gain as
popularity

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Friday and Saturday
WILLIAM S. HART in “W’HISTLE”

 

 

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i Prospect Hill, Norwalk

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”the screen that she was the Only one
results have been the most ima-
151111111112. Not only has "Sacred and
Profane Love” become all that it was
as an original stage. production, but
through the appearance? 01' Miss Fer—
guson in the lead. it has become much
to be cast in the principal role. The
more and it is safe to say that no pic—
ture this ~xear will surpass it. As usual
in making a picture of a theme that
has been used on the speaking stage,
the producers were able to elaborate
in such a manner as to add greatly LO
the effectiveness of the subject. Miss
Ferguson is supported by a cast of
'ell known players. Other attractiol
for this we 0-; at the Roger”: include
“Black Beauty" on Wed-
’nesdny aflfl Thursday and William S
il—lart in “Whistle" on Friday and Sat;

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PALACE IS OPEN

six Weeks of Darkness at Popular
\Souzh Norwalk Playhouse Comes to
End—fleas: a Work of Art—Ray
Heats Program 1
Six week 3 of darkness at the Palace
Theatre ends today and the re—open—
mg of the South Norwalk playhouse
will be attended by the outpouring of
patrons who will .want to View the
tran formation that/ artists have
wrought. The tan, buff and gold have
been applied by maste.s and when
‘hei: brushes had been lifted they left
:1 work oi which the city can be proud.
From the storm doors at the theatre
entranCP to the fire wall at the rear
, the. stage the house has been done
lover and it now awaits the approval
[of Norwalk p eople to whose tastes the
‘proprietols Messrs A. J. Collins and
'Thomas C. Cavanag n’tried to cater to
~wh911 they decided upon the costly im—I
1;pz ovements In keeping with the hi
rank 01 the theatre itself will be t e
feature program to be offered today
and tomoxrow Charles Ray will be
is sued in his la‘ es: First National at-‘
Scrap lmn.’ it will be inter-
sting 1. noze that this is lhe first pic;
tune to haw been passed by the NeWi
York 5' ".19 boaid of censorship;
to eated 21 month ago and it was given.
lvir r11“; ii .Hl approval wi hr‘ul a single
SUgEe4ll< 11 as to the change of even :1
in 1.19 :itle m:1?ter. This bears'
2) hizh rr pulr .lion which Ray has:
.12“. 1-11 11: ill is :1 produce. and a star.
0119.): \‘1 . thrill s in the picture will be
. f:1~'>-'1‘0.ml boxing exhibition. But it
wit! .1 (my nn> For (hem are many
4‘11: 411.111: The production is not by
11111' on: .1. fi- ht pirture——it is not
slips-m l: comedy, nor is it heavy
1:11:11 111:. ' E.’ is the most harmonious
Yv.l‘.‘l‘”.l"i.. of the comedy, drama
1nd 1111: 2:111 wherest elements that l- .15

 

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2: 15 7:15 and
be furnished.
they

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music will
we: will remain as
the l‘aloce closed.

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KILLED WOMAN
‘VHO REFUSED TO .
LEAVE. HUSBAND

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KEATES

Back Color and Lustre

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September 28, 1921 y . That beautiful, even shade of dark ;

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“111.. Your hair 13 your charm. it
111 11‘ of (lay pupils and board- makes or mars the face. When it

 

f.1de:.s turns gray or streaked. just an‘
iappllc’tlion or two of Sage Tea and
$5.1:pi'ur enhances its appearance a.
lburdredfold. le A. .‘
‘ \ Don't bother to prepare the mix-
(Ochran ‘ture; you can get this famous old_

;recipe improved by the addition of
Head Magcgr {other ingredients at a. small cost. all
‘ready for use. It is called Wycth‘s

are now being

f‘”: .Iillillh‘
i'Hviw-d.

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.the only reduction from war wages
’whlch has been made and is the same

 

Cluett. Peabody & Co., Inc... has an—
nounced 3.1 adjust...ent of piece work
ratios er‘i’e ctive Aug 22nd.

”in change in the local factory is

as" that which is being made today in
the other pl. nts of the Commny. '

The reduction amounts to abouL15‘
per cent. 0. the rates now being paid
to piece workers.

This change removes less than one—
thxr [of the increases granted to cm—
1.110% during and since the war
per 011 and was made necessary by.
lowered selling prices and unsettled
business conditions. .

 

PHONE 244' NO-RWALK «Sage and Sulphur Compound. This

l ,can always be depended' upon to

 

 

bring back the natural color and ms.
‘tre or your hair.

Everybody uses "Wyeth's Sage'and
!Sulphur Compound" now because it
darkens so naturally and eyenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied.
Special “Sacred and You simply dampen a sponge or soft
' brush with it and draw this through
mm” will be seen at the the 119.11., taking one small sci-and- ,
' Theatre todayjn a. new-P -
nmilll ANGIE“; wool ll .
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Make TODAY the day for an inspection of

the Theatre, which has been transformed

'into the‘ ‘comfiest, ” “cosiest, ” and one of the
most be eautiful Theatres in the State.

You have been patient these six ',weeks
While your playhouse has been closed, but
you Will feel repaid when you find out what
has been accomplished.

Attend T oday’s Grand
. Re-Opening

And, incidentally enjoy one ofi' the Biggest
Picture Successes that has ever
been made

Charles Ray

In his own directed Seven-reelgfeature Pro-
duction,

“Scrap Iron”

Thete is (3'01. 19 ly, Drama and a Four— mound
Fi'r glib—its a .- reat production and
one that you W111 like.

Added Attractions

 

 

Special , _Music

TIME OF SHOWS .. . . . . 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Prices Unchanged

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

The abrasive sharpening stone for all p .
family sharpners to factory stone and w

ALBERT D. MORGAN

Tm: WINCHESTER srons

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROTON POINT PARK

. THE IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING RESORT

 

DANCING BATHING

MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS

 

FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
1r Posrrossp, on rams?

CHICKEN DINNERS AND SEA FOOD

, SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BANQUETS

 

 

Phone 300 Norwalk.

 
 

 

“We can buy yum- mm

 

 

 

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PALACE BOOTERY

PALACE TH EATRE BUM-DIME

 

.ALL SUMMER FOOTW'EAR REDUCED

Regent Kid Oxfords, Brown and White and All White ........... “4‘5
Show Buck Sport Oxfords, Rubber Heels ...................... $5.45
Snow Buck Strap Pumps ...................................... $5.45

OPEN SATURDAY memos '

 

 

If I Buy Out of Town,
If You Buy Out of Town,
If Everyone Else Buys Out of Town,

\VHAT \VILL BECOME OF OUR TOWN ?
THEN WHY NOT BUY BREAD MADE IN NOBWALK

T0p Notch Baking Co.

EAST NORWAIK
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31 VAN ZANT STREET
PHONE 2703 .

 

Our “What’ 3 Left” Cleanup

Many of our Summer lines of Oxfords arid
Pumps are nearly oepleted. In some styles we can fit
all corners, in other styles thes sizes are well scattered.

This means we have all sizes but not in every style,

The Low prices are interesting

STORE CLOSES AT SIX.

MILTON ELWOOD

FORMERLY ELWOOD a GLOVER.

122 Washington Street South N orwalli

 

 

Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.

Daily Service» Between New York & Norwalli

LO“ 3G DISTANCE TRUCRING

TonLugeTmchuYonrscrvioetormtm-dm
ponotion; Ponder! Vans for WWW:

M 11in Office, 26 Concord St, 89. Hawaii, Phone 2‘.“
flew York on“, 201. West 20th., Phone mull-I m

 

 

 
 

BARGAINS 1N 1?.ABY CARRIAGES

Many models with a wide rouge of greatly reduced prices.
0003.. AND GD '11” WILLOW FURNITURE »,
Just the thing for porch or cottage. A big assortment (airly'priced. ,

WECKER HAMPERS, ROUND AND SQUARE SHAPES 3

Raymond 8c? Son

FUNERAL oisscroas -
WALL AND HIGH STREETS

 

 

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VICTOR WESELY

(Formerly With Vanni: Bros.) , .

Automobile Bodieiégendets, M f '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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