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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 5, 1921 · page 3

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RROW and FRIDAY i

Three shews Daily 2:15, 7 and 9.

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—-The story of 10 million American mothers
—The story of. a mighty problem of the home
—The story you will advertise With honest tears

Producer 'of
“HYPOCRITES”

LOIS ‘WEBER, »

“SHOES”

“TO PLEASE ONE WOMAN”
“THE PRICE OF A GOOD TIME”

"“TOO WISE WIVES”

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- ' _ TODAY
Mid-Week Double Feature Bill

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Evening Promptly at 7 o’Clock Because of Length of Flt-oar:
THE SCREEN CLASSIC OF 1921

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.“A TALE OF TWO WORLDS’

Added Feature ‘ ‘

VVILLIAM S. HART
“THE WHISTLE”

THURSDAY, minim! AND SATURDAY

A Program of Superior Vaudeville including

BLACKSTONE

Pronounced the Greatest Mystery Actor of the Stage—He will start?
you and entertain you at the same time

2 KELLY & BROWN COOGAN & CASEY

Comedy—Songs—Dances in
' “Bidding Her Goodnight”

HAIG & LAVERE

"Two Friends Who Can't Get

 

 

ELMER EL CLEVE;

Along" A Bit O’Scotch
and
As a Special Extraordinary Feature Picture
, Attraction ‘

MOTHER O’MIN

 

REG E NT TOBIORRO\\'

 

Lois “'eber Producer and Star
Presents A Great Sci-ecu Drama
“The Blot."

 

RGEENT

. ELAINE , -
HAMMERSTEIN’

The Girl Beautiful

 

Lois “'eber's great American dra-
ma of pride and sacrifice. “The Blot."
will open its local showing tomorrow.
at the Regent Theatre.

The story of "The Blot" depicts the
great poverty inflicted by the Ameri-
can people upon thé school teachers
and clergymen of the country. In
this story. poverty and low wages
paid to a college professor drives the
wife to the verge of theft to provide
for an ill daughter.

An excellent aFtlng cast. including
Philip Hubbard. Claire \Vindsor and

'. ‘ z‘ a seen at their best .
hiafllsah? $311002?!) re A Drama of Love and 2

"The Blot" is released by the F. B. Sacrifice ‘
“'arren Corporation. . l

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“REMORSELESS‘
LOVE” "

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3. EITION .- T LIBRARY
DAHLIA I ‘HII } Two Reel comedy

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w.
“'ilhur Smith has kindly sent speci-
mens of forty-live varieties of lluhlms
to the South Norwalk Public Lihrnr).
Where they are now on exhibition.
These are extremely beautiful. and
any one interested In th flower will he

PATHE SCENIC

collection is the .
Collarette. -

Royal James HO
Restaurant a la cute
and Table de hote '

Beautiful rooms, with or and
out bath at moderate rates

Included in this
Drecr's While and yellow.
Maud Adams. Mrs. C. H. Birch. bons-
dale. Queen \\'ilhemina and others.

Como. before they fade.

LUNCH

at the

South Norwalk
Lunch

‘ 37 South Main Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PASTRIES ALL HOME-
MADE
Never Closed
- Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.

 

 

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in two harmonious.
Hawaiian duets
A new combination. this papa? I
let pair with Hawaiian ' I, "

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At Angevine’s

 

Torrington
VACUUM
CLEANERS
afford the easiest way of

doing the dirtiest
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i The tremendous screen drama of one at“
l the world’s greatest directors, containing l
A Sigh or Two . ‘5
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A Smile or Two ~~ i
And Tears Without immine- . i
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DO YOUR FEET HURT?

Comfort Wearing Shoes Can 39
Had at I

Max Levy’s
" Shoe Store

31 So. Main St, So. Norwalk

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No connection with any other store

 

 

 

 

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ELMER EL CLTEVE
A Bit 0’ Scotch On Palace Vaudeville
Program This “‘eek.

 

0f the many things El Cleve does
on. his appearance at the Palace this
week first notice should be given to
his xylophone playing. He is probab—
ly one of the best xylophonists vaude-
ville has. But this by no means con-
stitutes the greatest part of his offer-
ing. He exchanges some very bright
pleasantries. He is indeed the versa-
tile entertainer with a bit O‘Scotch.
He has appeared before the present.
King of England and was highly corn-
pl'imented by his Royal Highness for
his mastery of the xylophone. He is
a Canadian by birth. The program
includes the appearance of the great
Blackstone. three other acts and
"Mother 0‘ Mine" as the picture/at-
traction. This is called the p'hotOplay
It is a. masterpiece with-
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PALACE TODAY

Double Feature Bill Includes “A Tale
of Two “'orlds" and BM Hart
in “The “Whistle.”

The Palace is again offering a dou-
ble feature bill of pictures that makes
the strongtst kind of an appeal to
those who are interested in high class
entertainment and getting their
money's worth for the price. "A Tale
of Two Worlds" which is at the Pal-
ace today will rank with any picture
that has (yer been produced both
trom the standpoint of appeal that it
makes and for the genuine excellence
of its production. The cast is headed
by well known stars who give every
role a commendable interpretation.
“The Whistle" is an added Paramount
all star attraction with Bill Hart
heading the cast and supperted by
players of. note. In this productioi':
there is, notonly note single «in ' .

 

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REGENT TofiAY

 

Elaine Hammerstein .111 Drama of
Love and Sacrifice

 

.. making harmony
“Honolulu Honey"
“Sweet Hawui' _
Mine." A neat "brace" of,
and instrumentnlrmr .

Victor Double-Feed Mm

Two songs for '
cular lovers of
orchestra musiv

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“Remorseless Love." in

any in which the popular screen star
has yet appeared. The scene: are
laid in the Kentucky mountains a’nd

the action has to do with dramatic:

incidents growing out of one of the
ages-old feuds for which that sectio.~.
is celebrated. " ,-
There are no ballrooms or evening
gowns. Miss Hammerstein appears
as a young rl whom a little educa-
tion has failed to change from the
prom-type of her ancestors, whose
loves and hates were as strong and
wildas the winds that '
new street '

which_
Elaine Hammerstein will be present
ed at the Regent theatre today, is a:
somewhat different tnae of story from ‘

Red their . 'v

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. and a melodious “ ’ . f

by Tmy—bozh -
played by the V‘

One of the
New Fall Oxfords

I $6.50

You can’t. help but like the
new Regal Shoes for Fall.—
Stylish, and really new and
different. Quality better than
ever. .

 

 

 

 

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