Evening sentinel, Monday, October 17, 1921 · page 3

 

. MONDAY, OCT. 17. 1921

 

 

 

 

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Regent Theatre

 

T'e management calls particular attention to the entire program for
this week as one including the greatest picture release

Of‘the Year

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Today at 2:10, 4:1.) and 9

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Famous Players- Lasky British Producers, Ltd.

HTGSCD

A DONALD CIKISP PRODUCTION

WITH

DAWD POWELL

: 1 nulllfi ll iilll ”on romancr~
m‘ “willih uni its worshippers.
.\n iizsmlil Into thc power (if

lnum') in >‘UI'it'l5's Whirl.

Pathe News

 

Two Reel Comedy

 

FOR TOMORROW ONLY
( ()NR AD NAP EL and LOIS

In Paramount's Super

"‘ WHAT EVERY
WOMAN KNOWS ”

Travelogue

\VILSON

Special

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Comedy

 

ONLY ONE DAY—WEDNESDAY

Famous Players - Lasky
Corporation presents

”STRAIGHT,
Is THE WAY"

.n Cosmopolitan Production

 

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Clara Kimball Young

Playing Four Separate Roles in Not Only Her Greatest Picture
‘ Success but the Most Notable Film Event Ever Offered

“CHARGE IT”

This is really a photodramatic thunderbolt! It is dedicated to women
who don't know the value of money—but it will'do a great
deal of good for men

 

 

 

 

Dorothy l‘ane
Mrs. Saba Raleigh.
M
I'ALACE TODAY

LUNCH

at the

South N orwalk
Lunch

37 South Main Street

 

Splcnmd lntcrprctatlon of ““1”“
livery “'uman Knows."

 

A notable cast “as chosen for Wil-
liam lM-Millv s l’aiamount screen Ver-
slon of What Every Woman Knows
Sir James M Barrie's famous plav
which will be shown at the Paine;
theatre today. and which was pres.
ented on the legitimate stage “ith

 

 

PASTRIES ALL HOME-

and other famous stage St’u‘s

MADE role of Maggie WVlic.‘\l-.1ude Adnl‘rlis'
part. is portrayed by Lois W'ilson.

—— while Conrad Nngel plays John
Shand, the Bruce Moltae pan-L

Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to‘8 p. m. \

Charles Ogle. one of thc best known
screen Character men. delightfully (k.-
picts old Alick Wylie. while I-‘red
Huntley; and Guy Oliver are David
and Jamcs \Vyiic. his two bachelor
sons. “’intcr Hall 111' ,V's (‘harlrs Ven—
iziirch. tllc siaicsman. Lillian Tucker
PHONE 1569 is Sybil Tcnte-rn. the “other woman."

. l‘lnirr- Mcl‘rou'cli is :ihc (‘omicssc dc la.
Brierc and Robert Browrr plays a
Scotch lzuvycr. The. story is one of
great dramatic power.

 

 

 

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:.1...I i'qu-ll “'0" Known Starring "STRAIGHT IS THl-Z

of Mac Murray Loads
I.1~l in “'l‘lu' Princess of
.Vt-w York."

\t'AY"
l'.i| illl'l’
Sl‘ll it Manifestations Form Prominent
Part of Pint of This Paramount.
Super Scrccn Play Due Here

‘ I l mu ll. :1. popular pinuu‘ \VI-dncsday
l'lllliyill motion picture (llllll‘ Frances Marion. who wrote the
w .~ .I l'lllt' ol‘ gin-at (lrmnniic scenario of “Straight is the “'ay.” the
«‘1' "'llu- Princess of Now picture dramatization of Ethel Watts
I l'r'Tl-4lirlllilllt' Paramount Mumford's notable story "The Mani-
valinul liy llonfllll Crisp. fcstation of Henry Ort." which will
. in :lw lit-2.: ni theatre be shown at the Regent and Palace

Theatres \Vcdnlsday only, is one of
the best known scenario writers in the

'=l.. iii-inn» is based on
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I - l‘nsnm liitllllilon. country.

"”‘ffi'll “IIx-p llSst'lllllll'tl :1 capable She wrote the scenarios for “The
(\lfljs'illhi“ ”‘lj' .l’rinm-ss or New York." Foundiiug" for Mary Pickford.
11...} {V ‘ .,"'.\III1 who has :1 reputu— "Daughter of the Sea" for Muriel Os~

' ‘“’“_~l“»’l" l'nllsluml as n young tricho. “Rebecca of Sunnybrook
”‘ ”“55 “1 charm and pt-rsonality. Farm. " “Johanna Eulists." ”He
Will's the tilll- rolr. ”l'il'mitc

her. in

. Comes Up Smiling." “Capt. Kidd ha."
‘5 l’uid Powell, '

il'. 22 leHrllng in air) role

Adapted from Sada Cowan's glittering drama of human life with
Miss Young in the roles of a woman of wealth} a modest
housewife, a nurse and a dishwasher.
The cast also includes such well-
known

(‘onrnd Nagcl‘and Lois “’i‘son Giro ready

great success by \luudo 13mm, McKay/u” hai

 

 

Ben Turpin, the movie fellow
with__the trick eye, is liarnstornnng

the cast making personal appcafi

anccs with hm if» .....s_

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Palace Theatre

 

lAn All Week Bill of Extraordinary Feature
Today-Only at 2:15, 7:15 and 9

41‘5”: L LI$:<V PE-sc-u-s

“JILLIAM “refills! A: S

ODUC’VC‘H or

3:12. JMvLS M. DALKILIT. 5 Eu ova {LAX
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WOMAN KNOWS
mu. Cor rad Nigel-.14 Leis Wilson.
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Two-Reel Comedy Travelogue

 
 

TOMORROW WEDNESDAY

“Straight

 

11m 15 Plavers
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A 993214 CT 1513 Production

 

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treated lhl XH‘Square,

With Matt Moore

Added Attractions

 

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Added Attractions

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

After the Concert

Hear the United States Marine Band
Play on Victor Records

-—AT——

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The Hamilton Shop

49 WALL STREET

18768—PRESIDENT HARDING MARCH
NATIONAL CAPITAL CENTENNIAL MARCH

18785—MARINE CORPS INSTITUTE MARCH
RIFLE REGIMENT MARCH

18498~NATIONAL EMBLEM MARCH
LIGHTS OUT MARCH

16299—LINCOLN CENTENNIAL MARCH
GATE CITY MARCH

16792—MAPLE LEAF RAG
WILD CHERRIES RAG

l6959—MARSOVIA WALTZES
AMINA

35380—CRAZY BONE RAG
WHILE THEY WERE DANCING

Victrolas

' ———and—--

Player Pianos

SOLD ON EASY TERMS

The HamiltOn Shop

49 WALL STREET NORWALK

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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
, Five Acts of Broadway Vaudeville,

 

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Great Drama.

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DONG lLli

STORY BY

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fl dorms! fivha'izg Howie filers and [70m “d7!“
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Durkmi and “cant”; Faded

‘ Hair.
‘ M'cn siizidc of dark.
had by brew-

'l‘ii.'1t iwantifnl.
gloss) hair can only in».-
ini; :I Inixinrc of Sago Tea and Sul-
phur. Your hair is your charm. It
lmukes or mars the lacy, \Vhrn it
fades. turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two of Sage and Sul~

players as ho Dawson, Bliss phur enhances its appearance a. hun-
George Bellamy and dredi‘old

Don't bother to prepare the mix-
ture; Von can get this famous old re-
'cip( impr'OVed by the addition of oth—
er ingredients at a small cost all
for use. It is. called W'yeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to bring
back the
your hair.

Everybody uses “ \Vyeth' 5 Sage and
Sulphur Compound‘
darkens so naturally and ev'cnu that
nobody can ll'll it 11:15 icon
You simply dampen.
brush “ith it ::::1‘. draw this through
r. ink“ small strand in

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a. time: in mowing the gray hair has
disappeared. and after another app“-
cation it becomes beautifully dark
and appears glossy and lustrous.

 

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_ COUGHS
COLDS, CROUP'
Tickling Throat

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Whooping Cough
Bronchial Cough
Hoarseness, etc.

For many years a gander-l

h mdicinaof high-
nuinanooyiates.

fa milyoo
oat wit.

FOLEY’S
HON EYANDTAR

The salmon-Powell Corporaaon. i

 

 

 

 

Res talacarte

delta,

 

who was foxmerh co natured with

in l aramount's Britta

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A Course Of Lecture Recitals on the History and Appreciation

of Music
av

VICTOR BIART

At 34 East Avenue (on Newtown Avenue Trolley), Wednesday After.
noonc at 4, beginning October 19.

ASSYSTED BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS
Miss Marie Wilson, Harpist.
Madame Renee Parmay,
‘ ceilles)
Mr. Frederick Parme, Clarinettist, New York Symphony Orchestra.

M. Letellier. Bassoonlst of Ban-ere Encem I F'
Conservatory of Paris). b e ( Int Prize National

Mr. James Knox, Cornetict and Trombonict I
Mr. Paul Greenberg, Violinist.
Mrs. A. 8. Godillot, Soprano, and others.

 

Flutict, (First prize, Conservatory of Ms?-

 

naturai color and lustre all

now because itI

applied. ;
:1 sponge or soft;

Twenty lecture recitals devoted to the great composers of vari-
ous nationalities and epochs presenting their works in the field of
sacred dramatic, armiesiral, piano. violin and vocal music. Exhibi-
tion and demonstration in pertormance ot‘ the instruments of the or-
chestra: violin harp, flute oboe clarinet bassoon, trumpet, French
horn. trombone and percussion instruments.

Fcr particulars apply to Victor Biart, 34 East Ave, Tel 1482.

 

 
 

 

 

\‘ Evening—All Tickets $1.00
.4______

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

U. S. Marine Band

WILLIAM H. SANTELMANN, Leader

AT ARMORY

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17
3 p. m. and 8 p. 111.

Under Aucpiceo o!

Kiwanis Club, of Norwalk

Proceeds Over Expenses to be given to.
NORWALK HOSPITAL, DAY NURSERY,

DISPENSARY, OLD SOLDIERS’ HOME

. TICKETS
Afternoon—~Children. . ..50c;

 

Adults. . .1753: -

TICKETS AT HAMILTON’S GIFT SHOP
N orwalk
DONNELLY’S VICTROLA PARLORS
South Norwalk
'ROGERS & STEVENS
__ Norwalk
CHARLES H. 'DILWORTH
Water Department Building, Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Royal James HOTEL . ,
than

 

 

 

Co.--a.d ifs Celene 1:1 - nTuckc- in .
WI; '2"- 7 lb 1115.11 mat-s L A Dz. rams-n: Picture

PALACE THEATRE TODAY.

 

 

 

THREE STRAP SLIPPERS FOR LADIES

Center buckles ors side, in patent leather, black buck, brown buck,
and satin. These are thte latest dress styles and have the new
slightlyphorter. vamp and high French heel.

Priced from $8.50 to $10.00

 
 
 
 

 

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