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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 12, 1921
Regent Theatre
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TODAY ~f
The Play Sensation of the Year
Henry B. Walthal
The great dramatic star of “The Birth of a. Nation". in a play
that for dynamic thrill and heart appeal echpses
anything ever before attempted upon the screen.
“The Confession”
Approved by Cardinal Mercier and His Late Eminence
James Cardinal Gibbons
Special Added Attraction
“Lavender and Old Lace”
One of the most enjoyable and appealing productions that has
ever been offered
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
’Mlliam deMille's
” Production of Edward Knoblock’s-
(the £051: (Romance
STARRING
Lois Wilson
Conrad Nagel Jack Holt
new
‘Juck Holt 11nd “Conrad Nugcl. who
[{oyal James HOTEL Swith Svenn tin-en 11nd lt‘outuiue La.
‘Rue. have the leading roles in. the
Restaurant a la carte
and Table de hote
tenutiful rooms, with or with
out bath at moderate rates.
production. “ere I'mokiug
Iting 'N'illilti Mr. de Millc
Iin a ri-tlv-t-tiyr mood. they surrounded
'ililll with :1 smoke screen. As the
other players appeared. they vanished
and for the first time. there s'emed
proof pusitiu- that the producer
really had smoked like :1 volcano.
llut the popular rejoicing was short
il\(11i
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nines. 80t-
whr-u he was
LUNCH
at the
South Norwalk
Lunch
37 south Main Street .S‘H'" and us .111 udded extraction
0 iotters l'nrninount's “Luv-Ider mail
It)”: Luce." “‘Thc Confession" is the
well l'noxvn story written ly ll"'. l’oil
PASTRIES ALL HOME- ‘ ' ‘ ‘
MADE
dc
i REGENT TODAY
Double.
ll.
li‘cnturc Hill [In ludcs Henry
“althnl's I'm-<1 ntntitm in “(‘on-
ftssinn' and “llaucndur and
Old Lace."
patrons of thi- lit-cent
for :1 great value
the management
ll. “'tllthul in “The
The
are in
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show
p resents
Confes—
giml produced so successiully on the.
spoken since. It was there zipgwnvnd;
{l): the most eminent clIIIICh :z'I‘horr‘
itits int'uviini: H19 Lutt lZ-nvm-Iim.
‘J .‘ncs: (‘urdinul Gibbons :1 mi Hm i. In»;
LII-Ail(‘ii(‘(‘( ‘z1rdinul \ieI'citr oi lat: 21111
"flic- screen :1duptntion sun-.1“ w
the triumph of the stain». 'i'lze
gent patrons will be indeed I‘tirtnnntv
to see this play. As an .tlltlo'ti :zlil‘ALC—i
'tion "Lavender and Old l mu" “ill Iii-f
onered. It is a Paramount super H.1—
ture that has a. high standing In l'u'
world of pictures. No better double
feature bill Iver played NOIwalk.
Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8p. m‘.
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LADY ()(JA ’l‘0\\'AGO
In 1! "Little ”it (If ”11' Orient" A! l’al- TlmeFr" \yI‘; ‘YAS N()T A
are Thi~ “'m‘k. 0 IA\
k? _‘ The late Lanson Pait. of England
’l‘lu- accident will have to begin tho great “omans dOCtor said he
never went to bed at night without
thanking heaxen he was not born a
woman. No doctor ever knew better
than be what women have to suffer
at some times of their lives. It was
an American woman. long since pass-
ed to her rrwurd. who introduced'a
combination of roots and herbs called“
Lydia. E. Plnkham‘s Vegetable Com-
pound. that has proved wonderfully.
successful in mitigating suffering andl
relieving diseases of women. It has.
brought relief to thousands of women
who sum-red from female ills.
it»<1|1llll{lifit‘r its musical luurels if the
v n‘mnt continues making the strides it
hm in (h lust few years. Until re-
. 1 ntlv (II-ientnl music was looked up-
nn it! I-\pl‘('SS it mildly. as a novelty.
'i'n.i1\ thi- fur l'lusterncrs have a place
l'I lili‘ nmsicul sun. There are violin—
printists. and prime. donnas of
I'ulll‘Si', not in great numbers. There.
so many of them that they
.... to be unusual. but nevertheless.
Ih.- IIIIIsiczll possibilities! of the Far
1:1.t may be plainly seen.
The latest ()rlcntul to figllr‘t‘ prim-
lVi 4.
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Palace Theatre
Today at 2:15, 7:15 and 9;
Double Feature
Lionel Barrymore
“Jim the Penfnan”
Metro Screen Classics Presents This Feature Produced in First
01355 Style
and
Paramount Super Special Featuring
ormat almadge
“The Passion \ F lower”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
THE PRINCETON FIVE
Tom Brown Presents These Musical Laugh Makers
McDevitt, Kelly & Quinn Rose & Dell
Piano Movers and Actress Vim and Variety
If;
Melo-Funs
Comedy Quartet
Lady Ogatowaga
Oriental Song Bird
and
The picture attraction extraordinary!
Paramount Presents
LOUISE GLAUM
“I. AM GUILT Y”
A seven part sensation feature that will hold you in suspense
every minute
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AMERICAS KILLED l.\' TAMI'H'U- ’T‘M- funerimr‘ consul at Tampim
l "pom-ti he ital irlcgmphed Mexico
.Mcxicu Asked u, Armt u“. lliknll\\li mt; :lSkI'Tg‘ the Mexican Government
.‘l|l!‘(‘l'l‘l‘l‘.. to thirst and JI'USi‘t'utv the murderer.
\VASHINGTUN. (lot. 1: Ali um t " —Sunday table d'hote dinner at {he
llunne. an American nll'll-llt‘i 1" l' ’ Hotel blahackemo $1.00. Served from
.prp“v of (hp Shipping ilimfd “"1" 'l‘ 11:30 to 7130 D. in.
Salem Count). was SLIi-iu'l :1- .
lust Saturday night in .1" 2.: l»l+ 1'
Mexican zit 'l‘uInI-iI-i).
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—Coal at lowest prices Harris and
MAYOR BARTON
' ASKED TO RELIEVE
UNEMPLOYMENT
(Continued from First Pagej
and permission being granted mid
that the. sewer was needed. and that
he lciieved that a mistake had been
made in the estimate of the amount of
rock to be removed. The difference
between the amount appropriated and
t':c cost of the work. based on the
figures in the city's estimate. was only
a couple 0; hundred dollars. but that
It the mistake on the removal of rock
11:st ccculred that the work could be
done for the amount appropriated.
(in the suggestion of Mr. Tauhany.
the matter was referred to himself for
a Icport at the‘ next meeting.
liccause no ‘record existed of any
publication of a notice for a public
hearing on the Maple street sewer. the
II utter was tabled until a later date. to
allow of some investigation being
{made as to why the notice had not
been published.
No treasurer's report was received.
gas \lr. Keeler he at just taken office.
{but one will be received later.
A committee of two was appointedi
on the motion of Fire. Commissioner
Joseph R. Taylor. to make the neces-
sary arrangements for the purchase of
311 new car for the fire chief. and also
ito arrange for the purchase of 1.005)
{feet of fire hose and 24 rubber coats
and ‘24 pairs of rubber boots. The
committee appointed consisted of Mr.
TaHor and Councilman Charles F.
lMills.
Corporation Counsel Tammanv re
ported on a notice from the Public
l’tilities commission to the effect that
a public hearing would be held on
.\Vednesday. October 19th. at 11:30
'o‘clock in Room 41. Capitol building.
Hartford. on the request that a five
cent fare be restored in Norwalk‘s city
limits. Mr. Tan .any said that he
had written the commission request-
ing that the hearing be held in this
city because it was a. matter that was
of vital interest to local people. and
also that if possible the meeting he
adjourned on the 19th. to some later
date and that it be held here. Mr.
Tammany said m’ be had just mall-
ed the letter to the commission and
did not know what reply he would re-
cei1-_e but that if the request was
granttd that he vsould see that it re-
\citui due publicity.
M3501 urton Iemarked anent the
amendments to the traffic ordinance
made at the last regular meeting of
the old council. that the mayor had.
not signed the amendments. that they
had iot been published as required
and hence had not become a law. He
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tics
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about theVuatter. Councilman Mills,
moved that the corporation
mit them at the next meeting. The
motion was carried.
Some other little l-usiness was tran-
sacted. as recorded elsewhere in to-
day's issue of the Sentinel and the
meeting adjourned until the 25th.
The T. C. B. Class. of the South
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church.
held its first {all business and social
mcrting last night. It was largely at-
tcnded and ecvryone had a most 811-
joyabln time.
counsel .
draft such necessary papers and sub-1
U. S. Marine Ban
.wWILLIAM H. SANTELMANN, Leader
AT ARMORY
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17
3 p. m. and 8 p. 111.
Under Auspicee of
Kiwanis Club, of N orwalk
Proceeds Over Expenses to be given to
NORWALK HOSPITAL, DAY NURSERY,
DISPENSARY, OLD SOLDIERS’ HOME
, TICKETS
Afternoon—Children. . ..50c; Adults. . ..75c
Evening—All Tickets $L00
TICKETS AT HAMILTON’S GIFT SHOP
Norwalk
DONNELLY’S. .VICTROLA PARLORS
South N orwalk
ROGERS & STEVENS
Norwalk
CHARLES H. DILWORTH
Water Department Building, Norwalk' ,
’
'llll.’ in these Inatt‘rs is Lady Oga
’I'viwznzn. who will be at the Palace .
tnr three days beginning tomorrow. ' '
tlnly ()Lru ’l‘owdgn. is a. primn donna
mud :111 opera priInn (lonun at that.
Hlmngn :13 it may seem she has at
1 wt: t! tln~:1tiI-ntion of ih: near \Vest
.. 1 in‘iIli'llll singer. There are :1
immunity of tyroli-Itns touring: the
t 1'1”er singing grand opera and .
lint» Hun ’l‘owuéu joined this (-0111- i ' “1TH BE AT THE NORW'ALK AR‘IORY C(‘TOBER 17th:
Dirty it is necessary of course. that ‘ ‘
:«ht- hide her nativity and so for It 0:19 of the most important of the coznpOSltiOU5 Of “718“"? ('KDl‘rSS ”10 “DSCTUPUIOUSIY when it was available.
..,. 5"“ ”mm“. mm." as a. tyrolcun.’ (-mermisps under my numjagenleut or mentality of the musical genius who He knev. hunger and disappointment
1 lli.llltt','l'|' discoyprpd that she wasp xv, L. ngdcyifif. is the t', S. Marine was becoming acquainted with his and humiliagion at the hands of pea-
tumt 1111 Oriental. gasped for breath Band. whose tour undertwen by public.‘det’erriug to it. studying its ‘ple who now proclaim him a leader
,1 ,,,”m..”uw,y W“ “or. forward 1111- special permission of the Government‘meiodxc fancy and utilizing HS Ill-515“ fiypical 0f [llt‘ll‘ sentiments and $15-
iv" ilt‘l‘ true colors. Her fine voice at Washington will bring it to this'teri‘ul resourccas to gmiii‘y a taste ,tems. His mind '\\'as not only ill tom-
'W’ incrntinting personality have Cit)‘ at an “my date. The distinction which his own opinion did not hold in ipcramental rebellion against the World
Shhh ! ‘ Creeping
Shadows on
the Wall!
Thrills and mystery lurk with
the solemn owls, spooks and
big black cuts printed on Den~
nison crepe or cut. from mat-
stock all ready to use.
And we have
\. gm 6 2
table covers. napkins, hats and
favors for Hallowe’en’s gay
parties.
zilr~ mute. The program also includ-
'l‘lw Princeton Five. MCDeVItt,
“llv 11nd Quinn. Rose and Dell and
- Mela—Finis. Louise Gluum will i).:
vl in her greatest screen hit. “1'
\ill Utility."
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‘ LOST ltOSIANCE"
Pit-turt- At Regent Tomorrow
:1, .~ William de Mille, famous Par-
wI-ir producer. smoke? Invarinbly
ixl'lur hetw en his teeth—and
ilt't'tlllit‘ an inseparable part
1.1.111 Ant) one ever yet has seen
of smoke arise from the. bowl.
Noemi} can bring proof to the
. the entire Paramount studio
11' vxi‘i pic-sent him with a. ticket
’ ‘IH'sz and a purse of $2 000 gold
"21 -.t 1111 realm
imxi 1-4' the filming of ”The Lost
111111.11» " Mr. de Mille's latest Pat-ac
l'tlillil picture which Will be chews n.
he Regent theatre today and V
on there was in. moisten};
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of being included
one to be valued as a matter of civic
pride.
is limited to six weeks.
fluterprisca axe educational as welleas. and artistic determination chose to o:~
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'thoughtful
sincciel} presc-ntrd \et free from *thr‘ bold. that e: ifilre until this (lax
lopprt ssh a influence
emonstration instead‘of tedious word trunnion. To excl ude Vt'agner from an
description.
minder of the great musical impulse: of national antipathies arising from
that is thrilling through this continer. ..
Of course. the artists of the Band are attempt.
American citizens enlisted in a brarsh this tour are the Finale. Act. III from
of the Governmentmice for which ,,"Rienzi" and Grand Scenes from "The
their talents have peculiarly qualified Valkyrie."
them.
for granted that a concert
would be dominated by jorelgn names systems and institutions which; it has which in;
very high esteem. "The Valkyrie”
the voice of it. dominating mood with
Hand's leave of absence the public to longer dictating terms
The Radclifie'hut accepting what intellectual pow...-
in the itinerary 13 is
:13.th
1:9 rtaininsz. designed‘to bring to the
ntiorz oi the pcopleof this country
and artistic suggestions,
fer. The acceptance was not without
resistance not witl. out resentments o;
\ Lat often seemed rugged and 0\£2-
of pedantrx. T11 fiertheless the acceptance cannot
)(t
and condensed lessor. in
-mind by
well i name of Wagner will arise in thought
muSlC commanding respect even though 11
actualfmay be denied affection or even ad-
First of all it is a rc- educational program of music because
the war. would be a. useless thing to
The Wagner numbers £01
As a matter of biography
In the past it has been taken Wagner's sympathies were in no wise
program bound up through his career to the
'as he found it.
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‘a participant in
but he went so far in
Lpersonal demonstration as to become
actual insurrection.
and to earn the distinction of having
orders issued to the police of Dresden
;for his arrest on sight. His exploita-
tion in apoetry and music of the Teu~
tonic myths may be regarded less as a
NE\- ipresentation of a national spirit and
be feeling than as the outpo
I'piogrdms of the Mnrine Bai Ii concerts disputed \Vheru er there is music tha 'own nature with a. fore
'Icpresent :1 compiehrnsixe
edited
conveyed to ‘the
ring of his
that ap-
iproaches violence into channels of
lthought and music which accommo-
l
dated themselves most readily to the
torrential current of his feelir I. In
his life as in his work he typified rug-
ged defiance. His work has been and
will be unsparingly criticized and an-
tagonized. He was himself unspar-
lug as a. critic and as an antagonist.
The Marine Band may be depended
upon to give a. rendition of Wagner
that will satisfy the devoted and un-
queutionlug worshipers and also on
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